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EXPORTS.

Fos TsHtTI-Per wm. H. Alien. Auz. al
b~ff, 1ul.-----------.- I fstu, rs--------.------- -
blrdy- cs-----.------ - Hay, bal-s------------ L.
Butter, keEs.--------- ; raskii-r, es----------
tasks, E.ia---.------- sEsi Ram, bhi- .------------ ?
C1rfag- c0ts--------- Tongue, pEsa----..--- IL
Dr. Goods pig .
Iue-Domzur-- 500, F0rrm.-.--.-S 2OSl -
FoH PoarLaxp & NIcroEIA-Per R0bt. C0ual, Aug ZTth-
sh- Findinga, bx------ 1R0Ie, oois-----.----- lZ
G-~-. paiy--------- ZSay ia-hiugs, COILS. 20
A1a.s-. bbs--------- Ia safe zee 1900 <-0J
tercrr------- ~ r4-Hs Arss--..---a---r -
hiGrr uE-------------- ~
Nauc-DOnt-stc SZ,19 @ FOreign.---Sl,l5l %
Fox AuCKLAxD-Per Seire-sa, Aug -9ths 60
Mufasss. bbt-..-.--.. llS sugar. buEs.-----.---- IL
NAi@-bsm--HS
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Paridis.

The Judgment Of Paris Who was Parish And
what was his Judgment about? Paris was one of
the seventy sons of Priam, king of Troy. He was
a very handsome man but vain, dilatory and
cowardly. 1t was he who carried of Helen, the wife
of Menelaus, king of L~acedamon, and thus was the
cause of the Trojan war.
{ a certain time when the g~oddesses were assem-
bled on a festal occasion, DiscOrd threw among them
a golden apple, on which was inscribed, ITO the
most BEAUTIFUL Forthwith Juno, Minerva and
Venus claimed the prize, each one for herself. Which
of the three was the most beautiful? That was the
question and the decision was referred to Paris.
As the three were each very beautiful, Paris must
doubtless have been puzzled as to which he should
place in the front rank And the goddesses were
destitute of q high sense of honor, like many poliu-
clans of the present day. Juno was jealous, o6sti-
nate, and ouarrelsome. Jupiter, her husband, some
times beat her, and often threatened her.
Minerva was the goddess of wisdom, and she en-
couraged industry, and obedience to the laws. She
ought to have been above offering a bride.
Venus was the goddess of love. and, by no means,
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JARVIS ISLAND, July 20. 1872.
To the Editor Of the Pacific Commercial advertiser I:
SHIT is my painful duty to inform you of Il
very sad accident that occurred on this Island on
the 18th Of May last. My information was obtained
from Mr.. Thompson. an employee Of the American
Guano Co. who was in the field when the accident
occurred. The cars that are used to convey guano
from the lagOOns TO the beach are drawn by horses,
and on the above date one of these attached TO a
loaded car becoming manageable. Captain Alex.
Almy, LIST Asst. Superintendent, ordered the driver
down and mounted the car himself, thinking he
could quiet the animal. All went well for a time,
but at the head of a slight incline in the track, the
hook attached to the whifletree parted. and Capt.
Almy was dragged from the loaded car by the
reins, falling on the rails. the car passing over the
lett breast. neck and head. Assistance was
promptly rendered by Superintendent Kenny and
others, and the unfortunate man conveyed TO his
room, where the scalp wound was sewn up. In
spite of all that could be done 10 alleviate his suf-
fering, the deceased breathed his last at l:SO I.
VI. nine hours after the accident. Deceased con-
versed quite clearly up to the hour of his death,
but did not seem to realize that the end was so
near. From the symptoms as described by the
Superintendent. ] am convinced that his death was
occasioned by a fracture of the spinal column. the
body being paralyZed from the neck down. Next
day the remains of deceased were Inferred by the
Superintendent in the north end of the Island. The
gloom over the small community brought about by
this sad calamity is mournful indeed, aud the EN-
ployees of the Company who have lost a dear
friesd and respected companion, unite in express
ing their heartfelt sympathy for his young widow,
in this, her hour of affection
J. r. WESTON, N. D.
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The Crisis.

Mr. EpIroR :-The present Ministerial interreg-
mum constitutes a grave crisis. At no previous time
in the history of the country or Of governmental
affairs in these islands, has there existed such \
unanimity Of public sentiment as is now apparent
in regard to the recent dissolution of the Cabinet
As has been pertinently remarked by you, Mr..
Editor, there was q deep sigh OF relief and satlstac-
ton given By all when that event transpired. And
to-day, the observation Of the Gazette, that the
public look forward with interest 10 the formation OF
a new Ministry" falls far short of q true statement
of the feeling that exists. 1t is something vastly
deeper than mere interest There Is a universal
condition abroad of lively solicitude and anxiety,
not unmixed with foreboding fears. Fears of what :
That one individual member of the late Cabinet may,
by some possibility be retained in the incoming adj
ministration. Such is the unenviable estimation in
which he is held by all classes, both natives and
foreigners, from one end of the islands to the other,
that the mere possibility of his again coming into
power as the Ruling Genius" of the government
is looked upon as a standing menace, more to be
dreaded than any earthquakes, volcanoes or other
natural phenomena that may come upon us. This
feeling, shared alike by q whole nation, Is but the
Just consequence Of that one individuals career IN
the country, characterized as it has been by unre-
liability, scheming trickery and supreme selhshness.
The universal prayer is-Save us from another IN
Fiction of his demoralizing rule HAWAII.
I'VE have ON previous occasions said all that we
deemed it proper to say, editorially, on the subject OF
our correspondents structures, and will only remark
that his observations are identical with those to be
heard among all classes of the community. The
high position and standing of our correspondent add
weight TO his significant utterances- 2. {. A.
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ssENGER

Fau~ ArL,-Per Inc. Aug 2lst-w d Barnard
FoE TAHr-Per Wm- n. Allen, Aug. 2d-D T Msfher-
son,. and = Chiness-
Faoa KAUAI-Per Klzaea- Aug 25th-w a Chiekering,
r e Damon, q Preston, Miss Nellie BeckEith, Ai-s Kate
Dickson, Mss Hessie Dickson, J 6 Dickson, Hiss Julia Judd,
4 : CrEhOru aud Uit-. J Gay, l. Wilcox. o smith, q =
Ehler-, Ms Ehies, Henry Ehlens, Paul Ehlsr.. Miss Mary
Ehlers, r Isenh~rE. Mr. I-eubsrg, Henry isenberg- Charles
I-rnDerz. : 3 Dole, W I Green, J stapPieb~en, Mm Water
lEJuse. "a MacEarLaue Dir Ahana- Miss Lena smith, Pred
smith, Judge wIIsmahn, judge AeByde,M Ms Alice MeB1de'
Miss Mary McBryde- DR. Whitney, Mrs Nhitn-y, G. y VII
cox Miss Annie Wgnienberg, Nj Lo9ngok, ar satasing, Miss
GOofaIe, r Kohler, Jn0 Wight, II Whitney, l. MeCuley, sc
HfIer. and 10 deck
4 FoR WrxpsEAED PoHTs-Pg kiiauea, Aug. 26th-DT J NJ
whitney and wife. Mrs Ellen Clark. Miss McCuIly, Mrs X
HcKIbbfn. Mrs Capt Make. Dir W Chamberlain, II y
Palmer, W o Smfti, Fred Spncer. Frank Brown, Mr. Along,
i A AEsu, Capt Kza, Mr. Curtis, Chaz sylvia, Mr. Laksn, and
about ITO deck
FaON AUeKL1sD-Per Nebraska, AaE- 27ih-Nessrs En-
gIeharit, Becksu, Brooks ami saFh, sud ~ IA trsn>iia hT san
francisco.
FaoM san FRAscIsco-Per Olympia, Aug 29th-Jufge
HartEeu anal Eife. Mi-s Everett. Miss BadEin, II ~ Harrison,
Mi.- Br0ckway. Miss u Whitney. Mr. WaterhOuse, wife and :
children, B Cartwright. Capt J Finch, e ChHhngSOrth, Kew
r McGiunis. I ChilataaI. and y Ia tuDsitu ir AuckLAnd.
FoR AucKLAxD-Per Nebraska. Aug. 2sth-Geo Clare
mont, Rose Evans, and q In tran-itu from san Francisco.
FaOM KAHuLUI-Per RA Moi, Aug. 3O;h-Mr Harrison
Mis- Han, Messrs Bier, Byron, King. Cleveland, Grey, " d
BalsY, . X ~saOdgrass, MT Piekney, aud 10 deek-
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THE PACIFIC
THE PACIFIC
Commercial AObertiser.
SATURDAY,. 81.

Eject days since, we announced the resigna-
ton Of the Ministry. Yesterday, rumors were
more or less positive, that n new Cabinet had
been formed, and a list of names has been given
on the bulIetin-board of a bookstore. But until
n definite announcement OF the Ministry is made
from an official source, we prefer not to give cur
rency to statements founded upon simple rumor,
nor TO prematurely place the names of possible
candidates for Office before the public, the result
of which would be to evoke an amount of personal
criticism that might in the end prove to have
been unnecessary.
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a respectable character. IL could not, Of course, be
expected that she should possess u high degree Of
honor
Juno, appealing 10 the ambition Of Paris. offered
him the sovereignty Of Asia and great riches.
Minerva adapted her briGe 10 his love of glory, and
offered him great Tenown in war while Venus, Hat
tering his vanity, offered him the fairest of women
in marriage. The offer made by Venus seemed to
him the most desirable. and he forthwith declaret
apple.
He succeeded in carrying of Helen, the wife Of
another man but in 80 doing he brought ruin upon
himself and his country. In this, he was Ike GER
tain office seekers who work successfully 10 have a
good officer removed that they may step into his
place and when the Office is obtained, they are
found unequal to the performance OF its functions
The country suffers, and they sink many degrees M
the estimation Of the public AIoUIs.
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IMPORTS.

eoanutE-
Fnou NEwcAsrLE, n. s. W-Per George Thompson, Aug
l6th .-I5J6 tons Coal 20 Agents U 5, y 4 & A ; Line
F,ow ArcxLAND-PcI Nebnask., Aug 27h=-1 pkg
Isasher % P Dalton . CO Mdse % Hayseden Bros Parcel
"a I H L. Roy . ! Pkg Mdse % Whitney & Co > hnds sheep
sking 90 II II Davies 20 pkgs Mdse, 80 bags Oats 20 a :
Cicghom a. CO.. so Empty Barrels to W. Srseni OK
Fr-1. 10 Hackfeld q Co; Il c. Pressed Meat, Z or esks
Brnndy. so cs Geneva ca Chutney 10 Oraeri ana o. PSss
Asserted Ndsc IN transitu for San Francisco
Pnom San FH1NCIscO-Per Olympia Aug. 9TH - kgs
Couoo Manufactures, 1 pkg Steel Manufactures TO Castle &
cooke . 4 pkgs Cotton Manufactures, 2 Pkgs steel hanuiac-
tares 20 DiNngham & Co; Il pigs Cotton Manufactures To Z
% Hal a Son /; - bxs Tin TO Mott 81 Coz Ses Md@e 20
Hvman, Bros & c. Shoes, 2 c. Fruit % Ira Richardson 2
coils Rope to Boles a Co 8 c. Mdse, I NtndlAss Gear sett
Pumps % ID Foster q Coz I truss Betting TO IL Dawes -
go Ndse. Z pkrs Samples to NJ : Grnbaum & Co 3 bxs
Fruit TO c A williams I Pig Samples TO Z Hohschkeger q
&c; , c. Mdse 10 Wells, Fargo a Co In transitu Tor Auck-
land loo TASKS QucksHyer, Is pkss and l trunk hdse.
Fans GUsNO IsLASDs-Per G. N. Ward, Aug. 3Oth ;-2io
Emuty Barrels. 5 bbls and 3 bxs GuanO samples
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WE DO not care TO frequently bring our own
grievances before the public notice, but continued
injustice compels us to speak. Our complaints
in regard to the unfair course pursued by the
Alta California in systematically crediting clip
pings of island news to the Hawaiian Gazette
which were taken bodily from our columns, have
at length elected q response from grandmother
Alta, in the following words
1.-The Commercial -advertiser Of Honolulu COM
plains that the items of Hawaiian news published in
the ALTA are credited to the Gazette, without regard
10 the source where they first appeared. If it has
happened that the Gazette has pilfered the -4dDer-
Users items we are not responsible for that, but have
given credit 10 the paper from which they were
clipped. AS to giving credit to the wrong paper, If
such n mistake has occurred, any journalist should
know il to be accident; no fair newspaper would
sanction such n meanness, and no fair newspaper
should charge such a mistake as intentional"
The above paragraph iniers what is untrue
when it intimates that the Gazette has pilfered
our items. We make no such charge against
our contemporary but what we do charge is that
the Alta has constantly taken our news items,
word for word, and credited them to the Gazette,
and that its statement above that it has " given
credit to the paper from which they were clipped
is a downright falsehood. This course on the
part of the Alta is no new thing, but has gone
oil, Will du OCCuolAlldl ciOi CIV AouSi 40
during the visit of the Hawaiian Consul to Homo
lulu several months ago., for over a year. 1t Is
quite possible that the heads of the Alta staff
may not be thoroughly posted as to the exact
mode in which this . meanness - Is brought
about. But the fact that it is accomplished
Systematically is evident enough, and the clue
lies in the Foreign Office at Honolulu. with its
notifications in the Hawaiian Consulate and the
Alta Office. 1t is futile and nonsensical to talk
about I" accidents " of this kind, when they
become so chronic. The interior press of Cali
fornia are frequent witnesses To the INSCRIPTIONS
disposition of - grandmother Ala" in appropri-
ating other peoples property-and we have not
forgotten its wholesale robbery of our lengthy
and carefully prepared account of the shipwreck
of the Saginalo. Possibly in that instance also,
the fraudulent design originated in Honolulu.
As we have had occasion to remark before, the
product of ones brain and enterprise is as much
his property as the money in his purse or the
goods on mis- shelves but the larceny of the first
Is n shade meaner than that of the last.
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August 23d, began at Honolulu by a sudden ebb
Of tine sea, the fall being about IL foot. This
was at twenty five minutes past - Pm, and
ab0ut fse hours after the highest tide of the
twenty-iuur hours, the intervening fall seeming
to have been retarded more than is usual even for
neaptides. That is to say the sea was standing
higher. previous to the oscillation, than would
ordinarily be expected. The tide Immediately
rose again nearly 70 its previous height, and after
about four nearly equal waves, Of "a duration to
each apparently increasing from eight II fifteen
minutes, the undulations began 70 diminish rs
the afternoon rise Of tide began. t 1 Pm, there
was 4 distinct wave, and also at 6 Pm. From 10
Pm. TO , AN, Of the succeeding night, it being
low tide, and the sea quite free from wind-wayes.
there was n regular succession Of tide-wayes, OF
about p minutes each IN duration, and height of
not over 3 of q foot. The above figures are from
a careful comparison of the record of the tide-reg-
ister ut the lighthouse with the testimony Of
actual eyewitness on shore.
We have not as yet such accounts from the
other islands as will enable any one to form con-
illusions with respect to the phenomenon. 1t is
reported from Kauai, by Capt. McGregor of the
RiIqueG as occurring there at u NJ, which would
indicate an origin to the westward rather than al
Hawaii.
1t is always a matter Of scientific interest to
have accurate records Of the time of such occur
rences. The wave resulting from the terribl,
earthquake at africa, Peru, in 1868, occupied L.
hours in its passage to these islands, Indicating
velocity of 500 miles per hour. The waves. oc
eupying about twenty minutes in rise and fall
had a breadth or length as we might say, of abou
us miles. The velocity given above is proof o
a great depth of ocean between here and ths
South American coast, while the diminished
speed Of the same wave On its course onward I,
Japan shows n shallow sea TO the northwest o
US. IL was Is hours on it's passage here to Hak
Odadi, a much less distance than the other.
The waves that travelled across from Simoda t,
San Francisco on December ODD, 1854, had
velocity Of $50 miles per hour, and a breadth o
2l5 miles from crest to crest. Apart from tn,
scientific interest that attaches TO these matters
there is something intensely fascinating in tn
movements Of these swift messengers from coas
to coast, while there is always the dread feelin!
that some terrible volcanic tragedy may have oc
CURED as in 1868, at their starting-pOint.
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FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED"
only Two Volumes of Each New Book"
Just Enough for the Dull Season.

- BAIdwin's Pre-Historic America,
Darwin's Origin cf Species,
descent Of Man, 2 vols
LongfeIlow's new volume-ThreeB Books Song,
six of one and half a dozen Of the other,
Olive Logan's " Get thee behind me Satan -
Geo. McDonald's winnifred Cumbermede,
Bres Hartes new Volumes and Poems,
A MiIler's Story Of the War,
Taine's Notes on England,
Fihne at the Fair. by Robt. Browning,
Talmadge's denominations Ct Modern Society,
Robt. Chambers autobiography,
What to do, and how to do IT.,
The late French and Prussian War,
Steele's II weeks in Astronomy, Chemistry, Philosophy,
and Geology,
Bryant and STATIONS Counting House Arithmetic,
Chapman's Elementary Drawing,
Two Elegant Family Bibles,
How the World was peopled.
Yonges' Three Centuries of Modern History,
Brooks seven months around the World,
Mark Twain's Roughing 1t,
Potygamy in salt Lake,
Tane on Intelligence.
Library of Poetry and Song,
Man and His Dwelling Place,
Barnes History OF the United States
Every Day Difficulties, and How to Meet Them,
Music and Morals, New Piano Music,
A Fine Collection of new and Elegant GIFT BOOKS!
Bound in Morocco.
Art, Recreation, and Ornamental work,
Guide Board to Health ami Competence,
Woods Uncivihzed Races Of the World,
Annual of Scientific Discovery,
Talnadges Crumbs Swept Up,
The Tomorrow of Dcste,
Halls Fun Better Than Physc,
Starr Kings White Hills,
Chamberlain's American Commercial Law,
Bible Music, by Francis JacoS,
whaleman's Adventures in the Pacific.
Good Bye Sweetheart,
Bayard Taylors Travels in Arabia,
Danas CoralS and Coral Islands,
Longellow's Complete Poems-an exquisite book,
webster's Pocket Dictionary, with tucks,
Nautical Almanacs, 1873
Remember, only a Copy or two of Each |!
aug1O ii. NJ. WHITNEY.
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a. Card.

We. the undersigned, desire to express our entire
satisfaction with the steamer Olympia and her ap-
poinunents during her short trip from San Francisco.
Clean and airy rooms, an excellent table and
good order throughout. have combined with the
easy motion of the ship TO make the trip one of
unusual ease and comfort.
\ (Signed Mr.. and Mrs. a. s. Hartwell; Mr. and
Mrs. j. II. Warehouse Jr.; J. e. Bailey; b. Cart
wright: s. G.. Gangye; J. w. Finch; Miss E.. NJ.
Everett: Miss +. C.. B~rockway; Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
G. Reed; II. Witchels; VIM. Award: Miss Helen Ii.
Whitney.
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FRfDAY. AUGUST -. Is5s.
BY TIE arrival of me shfp Gssrgs GrssA O. Me--nt a. \
wU6ams A "a. We have Commercial AMI other n-~s up 10
ths ioA % tas moaia- From ta- ara q the Ioth We clip
fhs Elisvfnr
w--tIy rsvi~s sse- q 1000 ~. Hawaiian, Al s4piIe.
RIeE-Th- market las ui-i Juet daring the past geek
utsEs-TIe market remains steady Slt-- % ls85 Cali
fmia dry. usal srceHon, a. ITiSIsei i,E3 sltsa At
TaLLa~ me market rules firm ar sGs!e p p.
VooL-Th-re his ben nothns e interest tran-pirsi IN
s-iry - bring n-lte 90 Fau wasH Bat aufu th- spring eLp
- eE-ad ont ~ definite arrAHgcnsuts arr likely % D. effected
Owiug 70 the En=--a market cs-ing high-r. 4 bitter Inquiry
has existed zt Bast1u, ah large sales are rcportai az fan
pixies We Fante ts nominal rates a. nllovss shipping
sG6sSc y n
By the arrival q The steamship Nssraska en- Tcs-iay lat,
Ne have rsesiEsi the blowing from latest Auckland dates
sUsAEs-Have been gndeF imp Etsd- and the stoek. have
never ben 81 ught ~ they are az present. A cargo oT Naur-
uas has been onier-i Er this market, bat "a cannot arrive 6r
ssGe time. NotEithstaniing the scarcity, prices remain With
out ehange. We quote Victoria Company Gnt white. go
refined Eagtsh hoaL ESQ crushed kaL TO q E3s Maar-
sacotsi, E82; Msurtius. drt white CRYSTALS. Is % 90;
-aconI ditto, E3s % E7 Iz pr ton. IN bond. UODsiula.
bdxbt yel8E ery.taI. s3d pr pound 4; yelsx diuo, SAD q 5sd
per pound br5Wu alto. "a per pond. In bond.
BY the Olympic. we have datas from san Franeisco 70 the
zotA Inst The demand 6r sLsni produce eoHtiHaes good. bat
prices remain uDshanged-
me bark Conner sailed Sr this port Aug 1sA. Her cargo
list Will BE- fund below
vIcroaEs, B. e.. August Isrh--The bark Dsiarors vas
towel up 70 Moody a Co = miH, a Barnard iuiet, MDniAs
mOring, where she viii kad lumber hr IIoniuu
me Hawaiian Brig K4usAassha p, WOOD. arrived this
morning = from sea" with Is casks ~. wh- blubb~r, reports
On July 2sth, on Lbiauskys Rect Lat 20 y. Long l73.4a
iCw. or Z D discovered = wreck. which proved To be that d
broken up, the ma.ts stu stsndnz- Boat. were bund on the
stand, bs no signs % human He
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PoRT OF HoMoLULU. n. I.
ARRIVALS.

Aug. - -Schr Netue Merrill. Crane. from Lahaina. MsCi-
ZS-Bht ship George Thompson, Shepherd, - days
hDm Newcastle, y > ".
Z5-schr Mary Ellen. Jim, frora Waihee. Maui
ZB-4chr ufIama. Hatfield, from kOua g. kau, Hawaii
2s-Schr Acuvc, HOpu. from Eohaa, Hawaii
25-3chr warwick, John HUI, from Puk1a. MOl0kai.
2s-5tmr Klauea, McdreEor. from Kauai
26-schr Isabella, Peter. from Mako, Maui
Z6-Am ship GsorEe Green, 10 days from sar Frane1eo.
gT-schr Hatfe, Mia, from Naimea e. koloa, Kauai.
lam stmr Nebraska, I Harding, 10 days from Aack-
Lnmi-
2s-Am sImr Olympia, g \ Thorn, 0 days from san
Francisco
J0-An sehr q 70 Ward, Hrknzn. % days frcu How
lands Island
sO-schr Ea Soi, Davis, FROM Eahalui. Maui
8O-schr Prince. West, from Kona and Kag, HaVai.
3c-Schr Fairy Queen, kaaina. from Iaualei, kauaL
10-Schr Pauahi. Reynolds, from Kaunakaksi, MolOkai
JI-Schr Jenny, Lambert. rom Waimea a. Koioa, KAaai