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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-01-16

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-01-16

L0as o. TIE ScHOOsEE MtEt1-This fae schooner
waa ost NJ Onomea, Hawaii, on the Goth q Deem
Der. The schooner arrived there on the night Of the
18th, anil discharged q part q her freight the next
day. a heavy surf set IN during the day, which IN
creased through tie night Tie usual hnI-breeze
not coming down. il was iHpossible for the schooner
o. leave her anehornee. On the morning % the 20th
che surf vps stiu increasing, bat no wind 70 warrant
the Captain in an attempt b. slip his cable. The boat
eoabI not work between the vessel AMI shore. Tie
Captain AMI crew remained by the vessel until il was
evident that b. 10 50 any longer was % risk life, when
they took b the boat AMI hal not Ien the vessels
siIe more than five minutes when two immense
rollers came IN AMI Dashed her on 10 the rocks. on the
right hand bluff u Onomoa Bay. To any one con-
,er.ant with the coast where she struck, IL will not
be a matter of surprise that -he broke up into fras-
ments. Capt. Babeock received a document from
Mezsrs. :. L. Austin. VI. II. Dunn, \. Il. Clark, jos.
Emerson. :. ". Case. anil IL Swain. residents Of
Onomea. which cxonerateI him from all blame. and
state that the remains Of tho wreck are not worth
eollecting. The schooner WIS Ownei By Messrs. Chas.
y. Spencer K Co., r. T.. Adams anil Capt. BIbcock.
costing them about $1,000 when she slilei on her
first trip, anil wa insured for 5000. She hal made
the run % lIlo in t~hirty-tw0 hours, with light wiuds,
AMI proved herself admirably uinptei fT the route.
Ou learning 81 the disaster, the citizeus Il liilo male
up y purseof $500 mr Capt Babeuck, AMI We learn
tnlf y purse ~ afiue uHNiG UP hele uE ~ @tLlt Iuf-
pose. 10 IL a welL-lr-ervci testimonial.
P1cVtc H0.E CO.-lt an election he'll NJ the
rooms % the Pacific Hose 90, on Monday evening
last. the @roving oGcer- were elected Tor the ensuing
year:
Forsnan-Thomas Iushr-.
Arsrf FoFrsaFa -. Duau-tau-
SfrrFfIrU-T Tanuat-
Trsavsrsr-w. W. Hall
Dsfegafs % RE DsparfTsHf-E a. MrFIftnr-
FuON Hm0.-fIlo was yi-itel on the sth inst, by
n ~northcrly gale. which occasionei los ofIifc to some
fshermen-how many were lost il not ~ yet known
The schooner -Gaaie was at Raupakuel, anil ran into
Hlo Bay for safety -
ErHEK,-A large sale q furniture, SC, by Adams
< witler, takes place today At 10 o'clock, at the
Eureka Restaurant. Hotel street.
\ TGNSKs-Ours are due 70 Capt Abbott Of the
Comef. anil Capt. GoIfrey anil Purser Beach q the
Montana. for files u papers AMI other c~ourtesies ex-
tented US. "
= Loss or PIE 'LrcY WnrE-"-We learn that the
rchooner Lacy Uhte was lost At Moloaa, Kauai, a
week or two since, but have no particulars a. 10 date
anil eause. -
- The members Of the Olympic Club are re-
aueste,I 10 attend a meeting q the Club At their rooms
an Monday evening at iaIlpast seven o'shck !
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PoRr OF HONOLULU. II. l.
ARRIVALS.

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1a-Rm - Clnsf. Alsar-- j. days tru 80 FI1r-c1
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rz-.rhr ~ E~.L Eam NaA
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Ig--rtr Mr-F. fuu a4
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Is--hr Wa~arE. f~Ga Mls.a
I---ar ~rua Mr. l@mf-T- hl ElZL
rs--fr 49, H. Graz fro Mll-
I-Elfh ark fnr- <r-. - aags GI- L.
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1rhc Hoard orIIeaI,1I Again.

4 Tie Bard having Numbered in the Idaho
matter. have been cJa-i-teui in but one thing
they have I-rTe-ated a series Of blunder= when
ever called upon u take action. The letter from
Nr. Rockwell 70 II. Il. VI. Commissioner, in
another column, explains the Idaho matter, and
lis opinion in regard y tie Board viii be fully
endorsed b. tie pubiic/ On Sunday last the Comet
arrived from san Francisco. and came inside the
ne-- morning. NJ port physician being in rcadi-
ne-- . board Ter, her passengers landed and
cargo was discharged. DR.. McKibbin having re-
signed. -be Bard appointed DR.. :. G. Bufinm a.
port physician, but i--uei no commission. The
Gq=.ne Issued an extra on FRIDAY laet, contain
Ing rule and regulations Of the Board, but vas
very careful that neither the huOtOa nor this
PAPER should have a copy in order that tie news
might he published 10 tie community. One Of
tic rules provides that passengers or crew arriy-
Ing IN q vessel coming from a.pOrt where small
pOx exists. shall not land until the expiration Of
Glccn days from date Of -ailing; another. that
baggage shall not be landed until 1t has been
fuIuigatei as the Board may direct. Tie baggage
Of tie passengers by the CoD,ef was detained un-
being iumigated.
The steamer Montana arrived Monday night
and the plot boarded her, remaining on board
all night, and brought Ler alongside the dock the
next morning. The plot then landed, but the
passengers and crew were detained on board until
Thursday 10 complete the fifteen day.. The
steamer wa= at the dock discharging freight. her
stern touching the stern Of the bark Whielsr,
while from the bark's rail parties could sLake
Lands and converse By tie hour with the steamers
Ia--engerz.
The steamers agents procured newspapers, 20
did other T%artie=, the ships papers were also Oh
tanned, and for augh. We know, letter. Of advice,
without icing fumIgateI; but when the mails
and exprezses are wanted, 10 i dray appears
with . large box. reminding one Of n meIagcrie
eage, and into ,hi- j. placed the mail and taken
up through the town and then fumi.atcd. Our
merchants lave cause for complaint that one
hou-c j. allowed % receive it, PAPERS from the
steamer long in advance Of the delivery Of tie
mails, giving them ample opportunity 70 effect
purcLases or sales, ,~pDssibly to great advantage.
Packages were delivered from the steamer through
out the day without going through the process Of
fuinigation.
How long j. the Community % suffer the mis-
management and blundeIs Of the BoarI?
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4 FH1a 49, THss~tsc1-Prr Comet. Jan t9tA-Ezg. Fnak
Thamp.an ara Wiz. Er ans Mns 7 Watrrh1gs Jr. e. r
F9srr., 4 q Aa1-us1a, NJ Eagham, W,ls We aai % iia-
HFBHts-L.
FHoN -av TussCfEcp-Fef MTrtana- Jauuay Ifh-Mr-
EmIv Arramfrr. a O. Mr. G1fZ -rnliug- a " Cur
r~r- . = HrfdsbL, " :, Talsa-- Al wan . Jan--, .b~n
Crrmrl. NnfhnnY t~r~ru. llhu f~trher. 3 Gurzfetl. Lana
Nanr. Tn SaaoG Yoarr Chrsg. uafh-s, Ching H-ng-is-
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HONOLULU.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE on ILL SHIPaEyTS
IL STEAMER.

Cargo for San Frneisoo Sl be received II all tines in the
Steamers Warehouse and receipts for The sane given y u<
undersigned No charge Tor Storage OF Cartasr-
Fire nsss IN NzrsAouss not takenby ths Coupaoy- 81
Insurance guaranteed az lover rates than by sailing vessels
Particular care taken Of shipments % Fruit
All orders FOR Goods, 70 b purchased il San Francisco, vi
be received and filed by return Of steamer
II Shipments from Europe and the United States. intendcd
for these Islands. VII be received By the Company in san.
Francisco. il Consigned to them, and he frEarde6 by tler
Steamers to Honol1l1. free Of charge, exosps aesasi outlay.
II Passengers are requested 70 take their tickets before II
ociocs on the date az sailing. and TO procure their Ps=sI-rfsz
All Bills against the steamers must be presented before ?
O'Clock on the day Ct sailing, or they viii have 10 lay over til
the return q The steamer for settlement
6i5 H. HACKFELD x Co, Agents
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DEPARTURES.

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VtCcISAu0N-ne B5a-l Z Health, ~ resolution
a; one Of Is meetings. appointed Or. Hleb-ni - a
committee Il enc u initiate ard carry vut a SyS,emUf
vaccination. sni the Doctors report : published in
the G1-s1s. We make the El5ving extract - being
q importance 70 those interested IN statistics
Crler tbs system. there have been vaeciuaiej,
from Dc-eler 18th q ueeut5r Il. - persons.
according 70 the records now before me ot TINS
number. 1,l24.C or = pe- cent are 1Cst vacc-1aucuS :
aCl BIOS, o. - ps- cent A-e re-vaccllauonS- Al
first vaec-nat1us @re recorded s. having taken, n
such - presented themselves Tor re-exan-4ncA-
which VS. the case with - least % per cent CttheSe
With re-a-i 70 re-vacrluacon Il : impossible 70
come q 81 accurate result from an a~ualyslSCf the re-
orls ana the figures extracted h the native clerks
only two q the reccrls are kept with sufficient accu-
--cy 70 allow any reasonable Subdivisions 70 be made
from them From these AMI from "a careful weighing
AMI comparing the 6-urs given by tie others Il
would appear that about oEe-lalf q those re-yacciua-
TED presented themselves Tor denomination. and
tLat about 90 percent q these exhibited pusJUleS u
more or los perfect development, which would give
loss successful re-y4cc-uaucCs - a>cerJaluel hy
examination. II : Supposed that the greater major5-
~ Of successfully re-vacciuate1 per>ons presented
themselves Ter inspection ami = would not k a1ul>-
s-h-e Il apply the sane proportion u successful oper-
atoms 70 tho>e who did not reappear, but We shall
uCt be lar on the wrong side II We assume thai 200
re-yaccinati1us out oI 5,4JS, or PIP II per cent were
successful more OF less As nearly al CID vacciua-
lions on adults date from the great small pox epiiem-
ic in ISIS, We have here the important result that
within l. years, vaccination has lost it. protective
power % = greater or less degree IN Il Ont u 100 Of
our native population, 3 lesson which ought nUJ 70 he
lost by our authorities IN future contingencies Of Ike
nature.
The result thus obtained taIies in a remarkable
manner with that obtained By Ginrac Is given in the
Gazette Gs H5Sgif1UT, July llth, lS5-- In 4 pop
UlAti0n Of 300 vacciuatel By him the re-yacciua-
tons were successful il ~ per cent.
Il j. worthy u remark that TWO successful re-vac-
~cina;i0us are mentioned - having occurred u per-
sons who have had the small poI-'
PEE>oNAL-Captain Cavalry, 50 well known by
many Of our citizens a. commander Of the S1erG-
msHto on the san Francisco and Panama route, has
been placed in command Of the magnificent China
steamer Great Republic.
= Colonel z 5 Sparkling returned to this city
by the .u~oailaa, and presented his credentials as
United States Consul. We learn that the same
have been accepted By His Majesty's Government,
and that an exequatur viii be issuel.
Our NV ADvERTIsENESTs.-We would advise our
readers 70 look over cur advertisements before max
ing purchases
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BURGLART.-The cfHce Of the Honolulu Iron Works
Company was entered during the night Of Wednesday
last, by removing the sash froma window in the rear.
and the safe carried off together with its contents.
The safe contained valuable papers and about 500
in coin. II has since been found at the bottom OF the
har5or, near the British bark lid. The robbery was
committed by prisoners employed during the day on
.LOard the ~steam-tug Pele, and who sleep nights at
the Station House. They scaled the walls about three
o'clock on Thursday morning, and went to the Iron
Works premises, and distracted the safe. Taking it
70 the wharf, and placing it in a boat, they took an
oar from the schooner Liiu and put ofinto the har-
b. u-hore- 1ritb a crowbar from the dredge-boat,
they forced the bottom open anu TICK the money U;r,
throwing the safe overheard. About $50 in money,
and the papers, have been recovered. One Of the
parties concerned in the robbery is a well known
saldle-thief, NAMED UmaumG.
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THK SfSG ZITscH CASE The appeal taken by the
Board Of Immigration TO the Supreme Court, against
the decision Of the Police Justice in the case Of the
japanese Sing Zitsch, against Mr.. John II. Wood, for
the annulment Of his labor contract, has been un-
condiionally withdrawn by the Boarl 50 that the
decision by which Mr.. Wood was fully acquitted Of
all charges If mal-treatment and breach Of contract,
has been fully affirmed. Before the Supreme Court,
the Attorney General stated that there had been n
settlement between the parties but this was denied
by ". G. Jones, attorney for Mr.. W, who stated that
he was in court to defend his client, and sustain the
judgment Of tie lower court. After some discussion
the clerk entered upon his record that the appeal was
withdrawn. II is u be regretted that the Il oard Of
Immigration should have withdrawn their appeal,
as j, places them in a very awkward position
TuE q ovrnLAxD'' ARrIcLE.-In the san Francis
co evening BuHeiia Of the 18th Of December, is u
letter written in defence Of Social Life rs it exists in
our community ; an answer 10 the libel published
in the Orsrland Monthly. The writer deserves the
thanks Of the community for his services in its be-
half The author OF the article is as yet undiscovered.
E,nrHorAKEs.-From Hawaii we learn that shocks
Of earthquake were quite common last week, and that
the smoke was so dense on the Kau slope Of Mluna Loa,
tina; houses could not be seen at the distance Of two
miles from Richardson's TO Lyman's-
I NEW BOOKs.-By the Montana, Mr.. Whitney
received copies Of Vim. 7. Brigham's book on " Ha-
waiian Volcanoes" the Hawaiian Club Papers,
and " Tales Of q Venerable Savage For sale at
the Bookstore. -
We are informed that there IS a Russian on
board Of the Hinged .4rroV, lately from Sitka, who
was in this harbor in 1916. The changes wrought
in ffty-two years are 50 extensive that he is doubtless
bewildered in pointing out localities then
familiar 10 him. -
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IMPORTS.

Taos -ss Fa&sef-co-Pef Mautaa- Jaauay lzfh -
Mrrrl4ufser $50
Taoa PreEr -or4b-Prr N-rlrn. Ianuary tsth
LafnLrr. dr-.af. n.... 20 20 -hlrras. shaved, NQ--IIZ0O0
ruzh. @ ..-...ITATiI -Iant N0--.-..--.----
f4fIa. Nu..-..-....-s nun
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on S~atur81v last = Police Magistrate fined
Mr.. r. Il. stanley ~1n-y-fve dollars ana Gusts
for ia-gius HI cpJii servant. Tie Magistrate
ai~5 te-,lrei tie contract flr service void Mr.
Stanley APPEALED from the latter decision % the
supreme Curt. No one KNOWN. the facts Of
the case but what WI commend the Magistrate
for doing his duty II q most impartial manner
Tie tine was de-eryd, and 4 man who would
treat his servant az Jhs eoolie was treatei, should
not lie permitted 10 retain q man in his service
under q contract that renders him almost if not
quite = slave. In fart. we believe Mr.. Stanley
claims the eooiie Is ! slave, purchased a. such
from the Bard Of Immigration, and upon this
Interpretation # the contract POUNDS his appeal
q the supreme Court. We hope that this case
Will Be entertained " the upper Court. a the
coolies status must le decided, and II i not wise
% avoid the issue - uas been done in the case Of
Sing Zltsch ~, JOIN IL. Wood. If the coolic Is
virtually a slave during the term Of his contract, let
1t be known. and let the Government, and Ihilan-
t~hropis,s generally, use every e~xertion TO correct
the wrong. If the Government i liable for
moneys Obtained from planters under a wrong
Interpretation Of the Constitution and laws Of the
Kingdom, let the Court - decide. Ii q. coolie
or coolie can be purchased from the administra-
tOrs Of an estate, as has been done in one instance,
can it be Z matter of surprise that our coolie
system should be s,ylei a modified slave system ?
Ii they can be conveyed in a mortgage deed az
security for 4 loan. are they not TO all intents and
purposes slaves during the existence Of their
term Of service under contracts?
If it is wrong for a planter 10 assign or other
wise convey To another person a coolie, Is it not
equally wrong for this Government TO assign the
coolie 70 the planter for a money consideration ?
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= Colonel z. : Spaulding returned 10 this city
by the .n0atlHa, and presented his credentials a.
United States Consul. We learn that the same
have been accepted By His NIajesty's Government,
and that an ezequatur viii be issueL
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Our NV ADvERTIsENESTs.-We would advise our
ing purchases
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PEE>oSAL-Captain Cavalry, 50 well known by
many Of our citizens a. commander Of the S1cTa-
msHto on the san Francisco AMI Panama route, Ia.
been placed in command Of the magnificent Clina
steamer Great Rspa5Ifc.
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MEMORANDA.

ships Malta
Fon ~ FHt.ef.co-Per ylantlzA - cay Jan lsn-
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-07-28

and beautiful there is in 1T, has been work
ed for as we'll" won from the void and
formless Infinite by labor as severe and
as troublesome. What sloue can raise the
South to the eminence she ought to occu-
py is the labor of her sons, in one field or
in another, and what can hinder, more
than anything else, that elevation is snch a
notion as the address of the Reverend Mr..
Holland attempts to inculcate-that the
business Of this life is not, FIRST and last
and always work.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-07-28
THE RIVERSIDE FOR 1869.

TTHIS FAVORTrE MAGAZINE FOR
l. the Young announces the following us
among the noticeable features of the new
volume:-
L New Stories, contributed especially to
the "Rlversile" in advance of their publ
cation in Denmark. BY Hans Christian
Andersen.
+ 2. A Serial. "White and Red" ofthrill-
ing adventure and humorous scenes
amongst our Northwest Indians. BY Mrs.
Weeks, author of "Ainslce."
s. Stories from Spencer and Chaucef.-
BY the author of the popular Stories from
Shakespeare"
A. Papers on Invention and Art: how
worked, how boy can make photographs,
etc, etc.
s. Hunting in South Africa: Streets OF
Constantinople, American Cities-Ncw
Orleans Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, etc, etc.
g. Life on the Prairie, and Scenes from
American History.
Z. Exquisite Fairy Pictures and Poems.
Graceful tales by popular writer's.
8. Illuitrations of the Bible, History
Natural History, Biography, CuriOsities,
etc, etc.
8. Fun and Frolc in all sorts of FORMS
The list of writer's for the Riverside
includes the names of Jacob Abbott, Hans
Christian Andersen, Miss S. A. Brock
Alice and Phoebe Cary, Nellie Eyster, +,
r. Goulning, Paul IL Hayne, Horace f.
Scudder, Porte Cfayom, Viear Monstache
Author of "Susy's Six Birthdays" Author
of Seven Little Sisters" etc
A full-page Frontspiece and a number Of
large Illustrations in every number.
A BRILLIANT ILLUMINATED COVER
A splendid picture, in colors, THE QUAcE
Doctor, by the celebrated animal aud hn
morons painter, Fl. L. Stephens, will be
sent by the Publishers, free Of expense. tt
any one who will send direct TO them The
price OF subscription. 80.
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gy A Paris paper describes how French
mobs arc dispersed: "The commissaries
wear their scarfs. A first roll of the drum
is heard. succeeded by short silence. A
second roll, and then these words; In tho
name Of the law. retirey To which is
nearly always added: Let all well-inten-
toned men withdraw ? A third roll somo-
times accompanied by q fanrth-tle SOM
ration de grace-:rfter which the troops fire.
When the armed force is only composed Of
scrgeants-de-yille (policeinen), the officer,
instead Of ordering his men to FIRE, says:
Break mp that assemblage. and arrest
every one you Can lay hands on = This is
what occurred at the barrieatle opposite
tho Varieties. Those whole defended it,
nearly all men in white blouscs, and
walters at cafes or restaurants, not having
retired ut the summons. the agents charged
and the captures were made. This barri-
cade was composed Of two kiosks Tor news
paper stands), some benches. some of the
iron work used To protect the trees. and
some building materials taken from the
work al course of execution at the reS
+. t.at;tnt Bonnefoy.''