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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-02-19

- The readings given on Friday evening of last
week at Good Templar Hall gave very general salts
faction to all who attended, and augur well for the
series which has been promised. Last evening His
Elk. S.. H.. PHILLIPS delivered a lecture, at the same
place, being the second of the course. His subject
was The Destiny and Triumph of Civilization"
After abiding to the civilization of the a~ncients, the
speaker compared it with modern civilization, illus
trating how science enables man to become a SUPER
intending agent instead of a mere machine. The
whole tendency of modern science is to improve the
condition of man as n laborer. The lecture was q
beautiful tribute to the dignity of labor and the
progress of modern civilization, presented in n style
which made it exceedingly attractive and interesting
to the large and appreciative audience present. The
entertainment opened with a quartette-Merry Bells
and closed with motherhood ~Night-which were
both well sung. Our space permits us only to briefly
allude to the lecture and singing. Next Friday the
entertainment will consist of readings, as per adver-
tiSelnent.
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IMPORTS.
DIED.

BoUND-In this city, Feb l., WILLIAM II. BuuNp, a native
fof Charlottesville, Virginia, aged about ~ years Deceased
has been a resident Of these Islands during the past II wears.
and was for many years leader Of the Honolulu brass Band.
swINToN-In this city on the 18th inst. Of brain fever.
CHARLES EDWARD SwINTOS, youngest son Of n. y SwintOn
Esq, aged Is years and o months
PRI.ULI-In Honolulu, on the 1Ith inst from cold con-
traeted during the previous fortnight, Mr.. CHARLES PRIAUIx.
aged 81 years, a native % Guernsey. Deceased was chief
oraeer Of the British ship SieOya-
FORD-At kaiauaO, Eva, on Wednesday afternoon. the 18th
inst, CAROLINE J. FOED, aged - years, widow Of the late DE-.
. Porter Ford
HyATT-In Honolulu on Sunday, the 18th inst, GEORGE
WAsHISGTOs HYATT, aged IS years.
BRAY-ln Honolulu, On Monday, the 18th inst, Of eonsump-
fiOn, WILLIAM BESy, agei abut 10 years Mr.. Brav has
long been employed here in the drayiug business. and was
kn0Nn By our residents IS an uPrshl and IeIilble man.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-02-19

\ TEIZGRAPH To TUE PLANETsI-The latest and
most fantastic suggestion in the way of telegraphy
Is that OF a French enthusiast. who like all in
ventOrs and originators OF grand ideas, is now
heartily laughed at in Europe for bis pains. His
proposal is. not to fly to the moon. but to commu-
nicIte with the planets. He wishes TO mount a
gigantic mirror, capable of being readily moved.
and to give flashing signals to Jupiter or Venus.
His theory Is, that If these are repeated regularly
az given intervals aBd in equal numbers Of times
the inhabitants Of the planets will come to discern
them, to understand that they mean something and
TO return them. Should they do this. a code of
signals could uIaniiestly. without much difficulty.
be devised. The proposer Of this curious scheme
points out that even now bright spots are Occa-
siousily seen on Ome OF the planets. and suggests
that they may possibly be similar signals from
the inhabitants of those Orbs to each other and to
ms. The idea is said to have beeu discussed before
now, and to have been abandoned hut. however
;nnractieabIe or absurd. il has been thought
worthy of serious attention by the French Academy
Of Scienees.
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Inst1ce-nlind or blinded. whichc


\ case of petit larceny came before the Police
Magistrate this week for trial. The accused was
a foreigner the witness a native. The charge
was clearly made out, and the party was SEN
fenced to one months Imprisonment at hard
labor. Here was justice promptly meted out
u Without fear or favor. The result would ut first
glance seem TO show that the structures in late
numbers of this paper, have had a. beneficial IN
iuence on the administration of the Police Court,
and that the Magistrate gives evidence of official
reformation.
But what a contrast with the celebrated
g whalebone case" which called out the articles
referred TO. in that, the evidence of u native
witness was declared to be insufficient to convict
a foreigner charged with a grave offense. A ma
tive Hawaiian's testimony, corrOborated by that
of several others, was set aside, in a Hawaiian
Court, as utterly un,oorthy of credence, and the
accused was acquitted, 50 far as the records of the
Court could acquit him, but not before the bar of
public opinion.
In the other case, that occurred this week, the
foreigner was convicted on the testimony Of a ma
tive, and he a witness in another suit tried the
same day, which, to say the least, sntfced to
throw suspicion on his evidence. Did the fact
that the accused in one case was a privy council
lor and foreign Consul, and in the other Il humble
citizen against whom the Magistrate entertained
grudge, have any influence in the decisions rem
dered?
Is this pure Justice and unallOyed? Is this the
way in which Hawaiian judges deal justice in
Hawaiian Courts, favoring the rich and bearing
down on the poor, on the same Evidence? Answer,
We who are in authority, and who alone can cor
rect abuses, when pointed out.
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A Problem for the Mini.
Foreign AmnIrs Ncr

The Hawaiian Government has M ,.
Japan, which owns one ironclad, and NV
hundred and fifty free eoaigrants residing !,
This Government has no treaty with p',. &c
which owns fire irOncladS, and has two l.
free emigrGnls residing here. '
If the Hawaiian Government surrendo...
japanese emigrants, who were unwilli,. 4"
turn home, on the demand of the Janone.' !"
eminent, in order to secure a treaty u
Portuguese will have to be SURRENDERED +, y ia
a treaty with Portugal?
The question is referred to the Miu,.
Foreign Aifnirs for solution. If the celeb,
original edition of Pufiendorf, which tronh'
GGzette's dreams 80 much, is of any uso !
irving at a speedy decision, We tender !, =
cheer[ully.
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Lord Palmerston. IL years ago, expressed the
opinion that the SueZ Canal scheme was the
"a greatest bubble ever imposed upon the credulity
and simplicity of the country" Robt- Stephenson,
the great engineer. who had conquered the difficult
ties OF the Kilsby tunnel and built the Menai bridge,
Endorsed Palmerston's opinion. stating that the
canal was :. physically impossible"
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.Iohn nrirht on ireland.

This distinguished statesman and member of
the British Cabinet has recently delivered a
powerful speech to his constituents at Birming-
ham, the telegraphic report of which will be
found among our foreign news. Mr.. Bright is
one of the farseeing statesmen, who are said to
be ahead of the age they live in, who, seeing
the abuses which curse their country, propose
measures of relief which old fogies call /" utopian."
Yet by patiently agitatins and defending their
plans, they bring the majority at length to see
the benefits likely to follow their adoption, and
to ratify the laws when passed.
Having abolished the great cause Of grievance
which the Catholics Of Ireland had-the estab-
lished church of Ireland-he now proposes to
remove all causes of complaint on the part OF
the Irish people, by changing the system of land
tenure, SO that the people may acquire and own
the land which they cultivate, instead of paying
tribute and tithes to foreign lords. He makes
the almost incredible assertion that there are
three hundred thousand soldiers and policemen
CHARTERED on Ireland, and of course few of them
can be Irishmen. No wonder the Irish feel az if
they were kept in bondage. No wonder they are
restless.
Mr.. Bright proposes to educate the Irish peo-
pie, by the introduction of a universal system of
education, to be compulsory, if necessary. He
promises that these reforms shall be inaugurated
within three years, if the people will only endorse
the plan of the Ministry. The speech of this
bold statesman has the ring of pure metal. He
dares to stand up and proclaim the measures
which are proposed to be brought forward, and
to ask the people to consider and approve of
them. The plan which he advocates is sensible
and sound, and if adopted will tend to make the
Irish people contented, prosperous and loyal.
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ShIp.' Mails.

FoH Say FRNNCIsco-Per D. e. Murray. February 18TH.
FOR LAHAINA-Fer Nettic Merrill. Monday.
FoR kAUAI-PeT Jennie. this day.
FOR HmO-Per Pauahi, early next week
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Tbere is a minister in London. who it is said.
- Ieft of preaching from his pulpit aud delivers
his discourses from the allies OF his church. When
~, - Sa-;Dg IN preaeh be also begins his walk, and as
~ an and down between the pews. speaks to
h neopie with all the energy he can, making
many violent gestures
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DEPARTURE rs.

Feb. I3-Am ship LOrenzo, FoTansbee. for Cork
1+-IIaW VII brig Comet. Warren, to cruise.
1f-Schr Nettie Merrill. Cluney. for Maui
l5-Schr Kitty Cartwright, White. for MOlOkai.
15-Schr MARY Ellen. Crane, f1r Maui.
16-Schr Hattie. Mia. for Kauai.
lI-Brt ship NieOya, Jones, for Costa Rica-
Is-Schr Active, Meiish, for Hawaii.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. 1.
ARRIVAL

Feb. 1a-Schr Nstfie Merrill. CIuney from Maui.
15-Srhr Hattie, Nika, from Kauai
1f-SChr Active, NelIish, from Hawaii.
liam schr Alaska, Beck, - DAYS from Astoria, o.
1G-Schr Maribia. BeTrll, from Hawaii.
16-Schr Luka, Hatfield, from Kauai.
17-Schr Moi Keiki. Nape, from Mani.
l1-Schr Jenny, Lambert, fum Kauai.
ls-Schr Warwick. John Bull, from Molokai.
19-Schr Fairy Queen, smith, from Kauai.
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IN AN ESTABLISHED PAYING BUSINESS,

And the attention of parties wishing an investment is solicited.
Any and all information in relation to the Stock, Terms of
Sale. past Business, &c, viii be cheerfully given by the under
signed. JOSEPH .. CARTER,
III Administrator.
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.swaF rsg gasia. ]
!, Vol, J !, y, 10. =. =
sd,ap soc Il a,ssss 80 as.aessiu

{.sf Nssst ff'ftsS sfFfE dsessH 7stssftl
turning Senator Win,ssss to kis 80,
III ths oseato IN l072 in plsos d
MStett; .
81 49, y 0thcr strange cabine,
|xayapsQ s 6ae tAat Boutwell, win
sea6 I sltses ifem tie Treasury, and
tX3e Duaeno will snccsed him !: bs,
thsep s@pffts have bssn aAoet Se
IOne WITH 10 nearer prospect of fai.
! AIN 3A4s ~ bublio juJtly kSsi.
a4aHi .fpcsp1at them. .ff 4sts4a
y NM hpncks nomisatios % llis.
irtsf "a l(arlhnd will not be ssbt 70
ethe5 55eut - tiII altsr tho holiday's
rrcesss ~ delay, Il u uDdorssood,
IL Is - - own reqsssG. ~ an,
stJsAe NaaAivgtoa specials nsn.
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washiss.os, De-: Is.

WA9h1DksO0, U0C. lCs
II 4 positively said o The Exeea-
Me- Hsneioa ;ahAs thsse y % trnsh
whaSevee u he rumers ofbsoessasy
nerHeeiiA saaianalioa. ord nsoeeAed
s1.A ~ relations with the Prsm9eoe
-. = hsretofose. friendly, both
neesoual ed Ao0ctal.
IL Senate cesar0ed to-day tie
eo,Ioviee post masters: y. NoDoeald,
PrinceAcn. H.; w. J. Spenaiax, Mar-
$50. Towa; 4 r. BallisGsr, viede0,
ri: ). g. DsaeIlan, Castcn. Ill = ..
49,. WiImington, Ill; Samsst =.
Wolvertos, Genera, ILL.,; ]. g. Heafhs
Paris, In; ]. L. Cnap, Dixos, IN
London, Dec. II 4-Midnight.
Mis reported that Feca ny, : ssa
usvt town 81 miles northsast q
Havrs, bas bscn cScapicd BY the
GsrnAns. II
@@.1's i. Berlio, Dec. II.
Ua~narck 10 10 be made Duke.
LTHe Mag wishes bic title 10 b Dako
a 'etrasSosrg, but Bismarck waats
| 70 rs1ais his own name.
Sixty per cent. of the wounded
Gsrunass have rejoinei their rsgt
Tss vevy heavy guns hass N
- berlin, Dsc. II.
TIE session cf the Pruss,sD Dsse
opsnsd today. The royal speech
| samits that tho success of the war
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Bill paessd Allowing detail OIL
sapsfnaaAerafy army 0AI0tTs @ pro
stsss6fsliirs ~ osstsan e0ne1es n1ad|
uniseisitiss. ssss as,s rissa s.s1e skso Il
Il gBsls were intrudnOsd By Heaaaos
I ni2svels TO aid In tAe repair aod oea.
structioh of tetseo Il tAe SGAto of
Misiissippa.a saa sf@n hFt4s e
bva Rilt o. issospSrsss ~ Doathssa
ExpFess ca stpert>G. 8stfsa N
senator 1cetpa, 1tea Conmittee]
|6H Military AAsira r6portod svogl
9Uly u she biIl % rsfsad % t3eae1o
ise1Esst oasa6Ms5 bagsoWea tOSqsip
ny aAd tsuoenoet asOooo )br ~ u.
s. service dnriee ~ lste vss. al
Senator Wilson reported = I'LL
exssnding the time loe -anustssinS
| Out u. 8. officers fioms In. - 3uaY.
1871. Passed. - ~,
0eDator Ramsey inttodaceA : biil
~ rsS6laes iltesaAti6aal cosfssySoas
denee Telegraph liess hsswssn ~
United States aad Hossias cvuatsissg
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Rayslond, Of tho llanPton F''ss
Hrsss, was here the other day, and
Aas sous handsome things 70 .say q
~ personally, md adds Of O.tsmwa;
aThs Couasse il s:powsr in Iows,
~ RI recognized . enc Of the load-
inR DoUero In the 6ts:N H@g
6tsumwa 10 on the improve,
aacadamixiS6 her principal streets,
pattine In 90, 10. She 10 salready
ono of the most importsnt towns =
lows and win hold that position \
not gain materially On some a hsl
larger sistsfs.s
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The Sollovisg nalAsd pAtsssS we're
issssd "a lows lavsstoes Dsasnbss
sth, 1870: u @
Coss pLAs1xs.-t;sor Padding
- Wanbsok.
Eosn PLASfEa.-Henry g. Porter,
unQkiatoa. ta3
4 uAEsDs. ---Rnhsrt Porter, Ottum.
NinneeotA rsosiysd 2 patsnts; Mis-
eouri s; El1aois I6, o. ths sams date
Iatenta are iseusd rsgulaEiy every
Tpesday e eaah ueek. ard ~ issuet
~ ~ wesk bear The ssps dste.
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thcrp ars l00llcsts holding ne rink
- high at0snefsl. Lieutansns Gen-
efAL f4jof and Brigadisf. 6eneSai s
this 6llce Z - croatsd 70 the honor
" AdlbiralE EsEssgst, and thsra was
~ iayenGoA thAs il AAoyld descend
e6eSsrs. j. i. a.,s s,sesss.as.l. ~
II, Hale, of Maine, repeated The
old ffgutheaW n 'hvor o. SLOWING
o6lces 70 sOasi1seJ rsleFssd 70 APorsl
tef's-lStters.
: Mr.. Logan intcrrsptsd him wtto
tbH 4restios, IN hy DE- yos Ing tsss1
il r. y -. ..,lge..s 81; i sssrss ,.a5 ss,sss
'f"I do y % ny own responsibilis i,
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s. q 80 yoN do ShcesS0 m LotSn,
when Mr. 6als Aa4 sAsaAed.s .'ts'
A ocene Of disordsrs eaeae AZ. No.
midst 81 which Mr. SchcAsld asksd
psrnis issios % mskc sn sxpa.sasscs,
tat 1HtDufesr eagecsea -
sAtHld - Eranted permiaeloA % ~
ply % II. Schc4cld, Hal Z, dozen
oder mombcrs wcrc,, q the same
time attempting 20 get inshNr wosoA
Af. Hchsassds nesaiMed aanas ~
AHitnry COAmitsee'A xeSee0 pels
paagtd last session, required 2 larger
Appropriation than was eeked Sor
.bslbfA aAa that sswhpeseN fesises
| iNavsl OmcesI recciyed only bali PAY
'of the rank on which they were
retired, army omCerss iocsIv0a smee
quart0rs % tho pay - stasse sans---
M. Butler leit his seat and oame
down ~ Tho ffopt III the Hpsekcrt 2
dssk, when the membets crowded
around him. Ferfsct salsoce - -.
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nsDr1ds, = - 1dtsE1 -,
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property iasAs 1aieE, ,.as sssss,, &
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4 II Fk&AS4lNN Vt 1AAAA1 AAkSASov =
rrSm I Wish tNr, ~ b SlammOet Foster
s3teussd n q % 5tyic, Esstefn psices and
w0sA dNpltcat d.
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ItharAs and that IL they did come they
mixhk encouhtcf tho .ghosts Of theis
] yic1ins. Tho spitaph above ths
| rrays Of Shah ksspcsrc, which has tO'
lswu aad half centuries guarded tn
,lrernaips of EnglAnd's greatest poet
the would writc above the grave 9
ISvsry ono Of Four patriot dead:
~ceod frsand, sor Jes,,s' snkc Sorbcas
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lintroduced tho rcsolutioA witboa
consultation With Bis c6lle49 49,, aot
thas Cor every wod sisd ior Me ow'
| Expressed fcntimsstA hs wa
!. responsible TO his own constituent
and his God. A. 4he instanco Of y
! colleagues, no now asksd 70 WIN
Z draw the resolutions.
), Mr.sEdmunds raised tbs point tha
! tho yeas and nays having bee
i already ordered, the rcsclatio
I becomes tho property Of tho Ssnat'
i and could not DO Withdrawn.
Tho Vice President stated y
) question 70 be upon tho motion
i Mr. NcCrecry for leave to introda'
J, THE resolutions.
!. Mr.. Davis movcd 70 lay Mr.. ~
Crcery's motion on tho table.
,r Mr.. Dawes motion was tn
70 rejected: AyeD 0; nays, -.
D. Mr.. McCrecry's request for ica
81 TO bring in tho resolution Was N
u refused: Yeas, 4 nays, 81.
70 Tho yeas were Messrs. Fowl
nt Hamilton. Of Maryland Accree
v, and Vickcra.
be Mr.. Trumbull declined votu
is believing that We right belonged
ed every Senator.
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& Pincity Traveller.

We copy the following rom the Meflden
Democrat:
strong, healthy young man travelling
from Tennessee to Texas in search OF q 1or-
tune, found himself few days ago y
Homer, Louisiana, and applied at the
livery stable tor conveyance to MIden, q
distance Of twenty-five miles over a rough.
hilly road, and finding that the expenses OF.
the trip, including his trunk which weighed
ninety pounds, would amount to ten dollars.
he applied to workman for the use OF q
few simple tools and soon constructed a
wheelbarrow, upon which he placed his
baggage, and with his own hands wheeled
it to Minden before shutdown, clearly show
ing that "where there is a will there il a
way At Minden he took the stage and
went on his way in search Of fortune
Such men, who go to work to turn something
mp, and not wait for something to turn up,
will be the rjeh men and lawmakers of the
country. Look out for him in Texas.