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itmmaaa ( iii rV thi h mtiWil tki
trrtatwtf tiMiafet th betlrr, lh ailenlten ill the pen
. hating been emjilMl In Viril nititata. whlrli.
net that the priM baa cmh and tir. Mil af tile
lawn hi a uatrhfal rite im ih lnltta of lh rmnlir
l Uff. TVit mul haa an omlnima appearance, 1ml
w hate rwpea In rti.nlenmlite; Inllartira tialh
tftnchl In brat Iheietvn fretw lh ealmtt, titttit
ttltlHeia, In aetata! ilimirk n belHf elected l mii
In the rowing- l,f Ittalnre.
thu tffleart In In ntaV emillline ((it, aiminr which
n thai elide ahli llalnif Alietrmn null a (nil
tttftnt aae,md l!nmran mwar In the hntiae of T II.
Ilatlft The ether rartrnea al hand eetihtara I.Hmh't
and 1'r.at nf Mlilrh the roarWI mi In be III lull tup
1.
The Kajwtta alnr mit lil lime rinhrare th l.1
l.awp.rfn wllti (nil eatf. lef Mn Piatirltm, tallied i
M,Min, nl Ih I) l Mnmj fur aatne (wit wllh a
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retaina' arrltala with pftalure haii-tpwtt In'! "T
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will lialhtw the A.ima.
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POUT Ol HONOhUItU.
Arrlvrila
Jan-Am Ii I'alliarlrn, lUliliint. 14 ilaja (rem H I'
Mrh lia Mnl, lin.n lllln
Mm l.rlma, (mm MnlnVal an.l liana
tV-HIm I.Urlll,, (rnm Wluil.. ai.l I'utla
MmJat.Makrr tr.un Kauai
Mm Kllaura linn, (turn Kal.nlnl
Mm MnVnlli, (ruin KnnUn
Hth Julia, (mm Kolii.lalrlr
V-tli I.lh..lllir.. (mm Kan
llarr lijiii f.imarr, lltrw, liilajt (rrm S f
I He ahlp UnVr nl Abricnrii, lllmiir, I'Ji.laj. (m
l.liriHH
llrlik MU I.i. Mttth, t'JiIrt Ini Nrwratlle
Am liktnr Amrlla, Ncxhall, lH ilaja (turn I'l
lllakrly
1'rli 1 Am l.jln Mnriilnc Mat, lltar, SI ilaja (mm
Mrnnj;' la
hth Kaala, (mm Walana
S rh Mmlnn. (mm KiiVnlha)
ch llalftkala. (mm frprkra
3 Mm Nalalil, (mm Ki.ua, Kan ami Maalara
ch Orn'l mj!I. (mm Uallim
cli .Mannakaoal. (mm llaiiaiuanln
cll Krkaulunhl, Irom llanalrl
4 Miu Jaa Mftkr. (font Kami
Mm V II 111. Imii. Imm Kauai
SMlml.
JanS-Sf tl Wallrl. (or Haiku
. r.-llrlllk l.nitj haiupi.tn, Marttnn, torn 1
M Hr l.k I'aclnc ..o.r, liarnr, Inr Vlcloila, II U
Mm Kllaura lluu. Inr Kaliulul
Miu Ja Makvr. (r Kauai
Mm Moknlll, fur KiMn
rch I. uka. Inr Imknla
hth Lratil, fut lliintilpil
31 Mm Lrlina, fur Molnkal anil liana
Mm I.lktllku, Inr lli.latrl 1'i'lla
Mm i II llltlioii, (or Kauai
Trb 1 Am Iik II I. Munaj. Ilavrni, fur ban Krancltcn
t h I'alatlna, Inr llanalrl
9ch Ka Mol, for I.MUpalii,rhon
f Am lik Camdrn, liailrr, Inr I'ott TotitrinI,
Vfcla ill Port.
(Irr tik Adnnli, Prhar.tr
Am bktn Dltcntrrj', l'rrtlman
Am hk Frtrrtt ((urrn, Wlnitine
Am bk II V Almy, F rtrman
Am l.ktnr V II Iilmun.l, ltoudlrlt
Hilt tnlp Nlntiah, llota.
Am bk KmrraM, Lout
Am bk Amy Tntnrr, Xrwrll
Am bk Calharlrn. llnbbard
Haw brill i'omate. lltrw
Ilrll rhlp Duktot Abrnnrn, lllnnU
Utlt bktne I.ucb l.er, Mti.ti
Am bk Amrlla, Ncnhall
Am btitnc ilornln; Mar, llray
VtanlaExpt.otrintHonoluln,froni Foreign
PorU.
Grr bk U II nithnp, Waller., llrrmrn, due Vcb 1-3, II
llacklrM.t Cc, Aarnla
Orr bk Atalanla.ilohrinann.I.lTorpool, dae March HO,
J T Walrtliout Atrnt
Utlt bk Karl lialhou.lr. Jaiitf.Iiniton.vli. StMlchnds,
tun March 10-11. Ilrrxrt .t Co. Acrnlt
Ara bk Kdirard May, Julinioii, lilrrrjool, to rati abonl
Dec '.Kh, (1 U Macfatlane A. Co, .,;rnu.
Am bk fnrnrit Abb)', lineal, lloaton, dno. May 1-7,
C Hrrwcr A Co. Acrnla. t
llrbk Mule llrll, Molznard, Liverpool, T II Uailea
Acrnt
Am bk Ualnlrr, Walff, fort titrable, orer dne II.
llsckleld A Co. AcrnK.
fltrbk Mrllt. honirarr, .New Vnrk.to tillalwul Dec IS.
Cattle .t (.'uoke, A(rntt.
Am bk Pettla S Thompaon, l'otler, Nanalmo for Kahu-
Int.
S r Ceylon. . Toyacr around lb world.
Am bkine J A Kalklnbnrc, Kuibea, San Kiancttco, duo
b Mil. Cartle A Cooke. Ascnta.
lit S Mary Tatbam, . !?n Frtnclrco, due In
all urit rrk, llackfdd A Co. AcrnU.
r.M8 City o( New Votk. Sjdney,
uue r
Feb 13. Hackfrld
a to .icenia.
o Acenta,
rM.' Auttralla. Carclll, Sail Frnclco, dne Feb 19, II
1Iack(eld iCo, Acrnlt.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The Am Mliilnnary l'ackel Mnrnine Mar arrlted
from ber rrnlte 10 Wcatward, rather unrxprclrdly. on
Vdneaday vrenlnc laat, She It lraklu;, and baa haul.
rd In to r.orentona wbart todltchun;, Ac. For par
llcalara of cralte, aeo another column.
The Am bk Calbanni, arrived (mm San Krancltcn
latt batnrday In command ol Cant. Hubbard late nl the
J. A. Falklnburs. She will run here ider at a regular
Eackcl bctueen iblt foil and &an Francltco, and on
rrnrxt Iriploban Francltco will have a new cabin
pat nu, thnt bavtni; flrti claia pattcoger accommoda.
llont, hh It at the old Cuttom Houte vrh.itf dltcharj:.
l&C the latt of her cargo brlcka,
The (Irr bk Adonla la at Allen A Itoblntona whitf
dltharcln, alter wblch the will load with dltpalch
for ew ork.
The bktne Amelia ladltcharcln; a cargo of lumber at
Alien, .c ltoblnnnt whirl.
The llrll ahlp Duke of Abercorn, la at the old aleam
ihlp wliatl Clicharslng, alter which the will piocerdto
hau Frauclico.
The Havr bgtne Pomare Ii at the Etplanade dltcharc
Iur a cenrral cargo (ram ban Fianctico. he villi re
turn to the Coait on or about fraturday nrxt.
TheAmbktnrW.il. Dlmgod, la at the Krplanade
nratly loidrd for ban Francltco, and will ptubably
tall about Tuetday next.
The Am bk Kmerald, la atlhe foot o( the Ktplatitde
dltcbarslng lumber.
The Ilrltlih bktne Ik!i l.ee. It at the Ktplanade,
dltcbarglng a cargo of coal to Jlettn W. O, lrw lu A Co.
after which the will proceed to Humboldt.
The Am bk Amy Turner. ha hauled to the F.ipli
sadelodltcharge her cargo o( coal, after which th
will be laid un lor New York, the having been chatter.
rd by Mertri II. llackfeld -v. Co to load tujar.
The llrll thin N'lurvth haa dltcharznil her cariro of
coal and will probably tall to-day for fotl Dlacov ery, to
ioau wiiu juuioer lor .lutuaua.
The.Mny and Dlicurrry, are In the ttrram awalllug
the arrlial of .u;ar (tutu ih other Itlandt. the latter
will tall ouur about the ISlhlutt.
The J. A. Kalkluburg will be due (torn rjin l'tau
cl.cu, n about a week.
We retei 10 anuounce the death on Tuetday ini.rn
lag latt ol Mr. V, A. ilitkbim, foil bunrjor. All lb
tbinilng lu Ibr baibor nlti'lajrcd their culura at halt
luati in retect lu lite memory.
TheAmbkTViiett tjurcn. hat bauled In to lliewrr
.k Co' wbat( to coniineuc. ioadlug lur San Francltca.
EXPORTS.
for ban frAticltcu. Ier Lady Laiumou, Jan SM-m.tf.7
lbtaucar. S.4IICI inula. aet. Ki bidet. StUeoAl iLlm
OH Iba lalluw, USi tbeep tklnt. WIUU lb. ike, 1,71b
ttarcb. OJJIbaconee; iu. Valu. JI7U.W; liuw Value
,a,ru-ti,
Yot San Ktanclteo. trrj) f ilutlay. Keb ltt-.1U,K6
)bt tuftr, MI.Ouu bt lice. luU bnckt bauauat, 4 cLt be.
Irl It.iril r':n. Value tlUT.J7; Uoiu. Value i-1u,t:7.U.
PASSENGERS.
From New Votk, per Amy Turner, JanSS V fatter.
From ban Ktauciico, t.tr Catbatleu, Jan M-Catit T
rier wan, Air llrck, ill JJIIlirr.
Kot San KttDcltco, per Lady Latn)iion, Jan 'A M'10
Klnn.y.
lor Baa FrancUco, per II. C.Murray, Feb lit Cant
Von bcbuitdl and wilt, CaptTahtal. il A Lld-tlt, Il
Xluellrr, K Wolle. ilia E L ilradr, illta lluntir, aud
C'lilutuitn.
I'tuni Man Francltco, ir Tenure, Jin SO J bttmtt.
JiORN.
In Ibli city, Jan. Slat, tolbeull. of O.W. Houth.
tilflbK, iim.
MARRIED,
JANbES-JOIIANbEX-UtUI. clly. Jan. ath. at
lhereldruiof Mr, Capt. Loun, I'auoa. by Ih. JUv.
II 11. 1'aik.tr, AtAiui Jtaaaa tu MI11 Juuama Juuai,-
ca. JC-hu C.idi
BLLU-HUllllANK- lu llooolala, WMnttday .ten
lur. Jan.iMh 1-.1 Ih.iettdeureof Ir. K llufluiau.
byihe Iter. J. A. 1'iaian. Ausiatd. Kiu. tu lnua
, '?t ., .'" tmat nautu.i 1. uib.nl,
at Iblt clly, ,Su tarda,
DIED."
IlOLbTClt-lu llvsululu, Vabruary I, lbbl. Ltllau.
yoai)l.l OatjUUr cf Hi. Alriaudtt Uulttrr, atd7
jcare.
X AUHU AU-lu tbla City. Feb. lit lit., suddenly, of
leiom twplcty, W. A. XUatLua, a mill, ut DuCliu,
tied Uut Wj-iajt.
I
ll.ihin.mi initkt rtniit. im tltt rain HA.kpi (rmrtltt,
lii'l ML tlili.,1, i"i l.l.i lint. Hi !' ..ill.llni inn
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in ilitiir IHtdt (kih, W IhiI'i hji l;ili .v '..,
11 V)I hi.lt, Sl ) fimit, l phi tfnrllt n.l.l ftil.
M wa .l., t lil.lt nmm.MilK, m iitft cn . lira on.!
linilnmr lml, INI tki (d, li'l Ult MJi T II l.
Ut, 4 pkit B4Mt. Mj irtun Hint, J t tlintt, d t halt,
t ilft mot JNUil.rr ill A. Imrlr, ill il.. rt.v
rrn, I. fikft ftlh. t li'tiUt l.i... , ,C l.kk thniika
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lllrj. V .V, a aiiarilr rtltlii I, all, .1 I ll.utall. l
Vl r.ll. Kl iMIta llX, lllit imlal.H a, J M llntlili.iu,
DA lit rMlfi.il. II .1 nllr II .Vt. Inl.artn Hl.Vi
i.irl. , U II Iroln . i. I'M ra inlinon, 'I J Kiiib, 'il
Intra hat, 1 iiltta ttrv. il.t VM Vt luili j i A llrtlirii.
l Ml.-. (,, , l lhii.lt. in tat (r.t. I'M.al.a Imy.ui
livt 0rnrrta. ul liajt liiriilliii. I tal. II V l.nrat.
l.ilHliticl.t, imlil.U litii. I!tjira llml.rt, lllllllichani
. r... Iillufai.ial, i) Ima linn. IK hkta hatili, i.
mlt. . J II Allirtinn, Kil;i, mul iliiulrj l.tga In
til,liaa
rim S ViV, lmf Am Tntiif, Jan M l N 1'iiti
ml, lnm Iviit trial, 41 i.Vit Imtnina ami ac.mtia, I'
lltrurr.t Cn. Klrakt rnal. '.Wlta nil. IIH rt tnairl.. "I
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Imait; J T H u ilioiitr. MOtai.H, (lit ra mallirli, 41
t'Vta fitr..ni,ft .k(a l.ai.lwair, A ikq (ninlliit. I'll
Hall A HtHi, I ra (Hinlnir. Idea tumni.t war. .im
luck, i Ulla .Iin. '.n pVft wafiiii matrila
i inairtiai, mi tK-a
HI ,t ii, Ul I'laja
nl.tik. li'l .V. har.m.Ha. i II Unchain A n.
nainmatr, .Maitanan A in. ni pint atinakt anil nra.ia
.Inn Noll A I'n, .11 pkt liat.lnai, I'atll A Inokp '.'I
lkwi tiaidnara .1 ra ftiinlinii'i I' II IILIuip. I piti
ihatrt,ir, AH Nn. II, iKa rldtr. A apt t)tup. b it
rntn, l.rn,rta A t link, ,1 pkea liardnai
lturu Nan fraiula..!. prr fomar. Jar '.! (' CI llrrgrr
II taa marlilupt. i it .llm. I pkut ItllliiHa) AW
l'rltiA l i. iial.la ha) , Mi r'.rr, J pkiia nluni M
Miturtiir 4 ra u.r,l., Il I' W'rila, in ra tuliii( ma
ihllira, W II Im In A I'ii I HI. III. Ill.li- W! I,nla ha,;
III ii, litlrka, '.imi 1,1,1. hinplvt; (1 W Hatlathini. A l.n.
Ilanka Hanllia. in, bl.lt ha;, II O Hall A Hon, :l 1,1,1.
Iillnt, litliarilnaii . t llirlnrA' I'n. U tkt foml, lib
lt lia), I lalniiika, T, yen tilintirr, ' pkfia l.nula,
lltillra A In. I pk(. ami Kalptga in Olilma (llint
I'tuni Nrnrailli', prr l.xh l.ir, Jan III- V II Irnln A
Cn, .tll Inuainal
Fiiiiii fotl llakly, icr Ann lia. Jan tl - Allen A
ll.ilillitnii, 4-t.l I (I Iniiih.t. lullii ahlliiflel.
1'mni t.lirtpnnl, per link nf Alirrimn, Jan Dltt
llvhinn Hint. . I'luil tiinila. Tr liala. I.i'wrta A I in.ka,
l In glatt. .'IpkKpa i llnlrr. i.imiialla. III! kua
fal It. .ii, nn.i tin. Imit. 7b , ainiit, n Milaaitalnl itaiia,
HI bdla hnnp Iron, l.t pkir uln, 4.1 pkf palnlt, ('. pl.
kilirair, .11 r pllflt, llnpkit uUaa, u tka bftlli.ty, NI llalra
tkt, 4ti dma nil, IWIr a.ali. flliCI pkff Ibiunta, r(lia(rt
A I'll, S.'i r ll.Ui. IKIb.lla ulir, b kta tlapl, IU t a cln ;
r II llatlt. IM i.ktt lioimr. 'J r tAililltrv. M tike ilifiindt.
l.'s lli t linn, lis l(, aall.muilailil. I'JI libit ci-nicnl
l:ianilintt, IWInii riwl, 'J rm rllluriy. U I linn plalia,
.111 l.aia, . ).kjf Imnwnit, Jf, l..n rnkr, Mipkit ilnim. I
Irnta fl.ir; II Alacfatlaiip, llpkc wlni('atH A Cnuk,
Vl pkiiliiluat, ilty p.il., ilri J Sl'll A I'n, lKlpkK
linn, ttraikaalnr. 4M pkc Itmi llibtliff, Uphtf lnlnnt
II W Marfailan. Xt llueiia. 911 nku r r nialrrlal, IIIU
pkf alrrpitta mid tall., (Jnrtn a llntpnal, 4 pkf iltnun
II Sir Mhl, In. Ul pki;iltiii.'a. I'almrr A ru, lapkp; itlli;.;
W I ilrreu. I c uiaihlniryi (liliil.nuin A t'n, kiaj boara
map, 4 r d gnoda, ' II Jmld, lb pkg illiitii II Jlay A
1:. ,4 ,kj rKi-riti ami tiindt; until pk)it.
Till'. M.lTI'IIII.M III.1S
fiiblltlird (ur ilia N.ti mui I'tiitt AttuiiaitnN by
IKHIKItr (llllKVK A (HI,,
lliHik, Job and (leniri.1 l'lll.lrt.,
Hnuuliilii, It. I.
Nnllrra n( any rrnla nl lnliirt Iraiiapltlnr; nn llin
nllirr Iplandt nlllahiau he thaiikdilly trrtltrd (or
pnbllrnllnn Cotrripiinilciil are irrpiralrd in appriid
Ihrlr line nanirt tnallrniniiiuutcnlliint, 1101 fur inbl.
rnllnii nirrt.atlly. but at a Rimtuiilr Ittnt lliu mllir
la arlliif In good rial I It
SATURDAY IMtKSS.
PKIUHJAIli' I, lHr-2
THOUGHTS ON THE POLITICAL OUT
LOOK. Tim election Ih nvnr. TI10 sucrrsufnl onn
iliilntfii Iriiui Hnntiliiln nm W. M. (lihnii, I.ili
knlntii, l.aliilnlii, ami l'.ilil.i. W'u can y
nothing in coininciiilutiim nf tlio tplrctinii nf
lliu iiIkiVo iimncil lur rcireoiilutivcH, tlio first
lliieo nf wlinin wcro tin wlmt wnn known
ninoiit; llio ii.ttivoM ns tlio " (luvciiinicnt
ticket," nml wo fc:ir llint llio iniiiilcH vliicli
nctnnlcil llio election of llicse men over oilier
candidate) wlio lmil lliu welfare of tlio coun
try mnru nt lien rt , will re mi It in injury In t lie
nation. Wo liojie that wo nro in error in thin
belief.
.Mr. Gibson's election wo oppnuetl because
wo consciciitiriiiRly believed tinraelvea riijlit in
dnitic; nn, nml h till enlertnin (hi! naniu view of
tlio course wo itirHiicd, mid bin deration to
political power nml to a voice in tlio councils
of llio nation wo repiril nn n innvo fraught
with dimmer to our llltlo nliip nf Stnto. Ilia
paat record in llieHu islands is not such iih to
c.iuso tnc people to rcpono implicit conliilencq
in bin actions. We can only jwll-. of pcnjill
1 l.. ... I... .1 1 '..: r :...
uy, i. nu, wu Kiiu in iiieiu, miu viuiviiij; im
partially tlio sido Mr. Gibson bus presented to
tbo public, wo see nothing In cncimrnRe a
gleam of hope. .Mr. Allison's pleasing pioui
iBfs and honeyed words have received Ilia
applnuso ho desired. How sincere be is in
bis protestations of love for Hawaii nei and
her people, only himself known. Wo would
liko to bcliovc them, but in our heart we can
not. Tbcie is a void in bis soft sentences
that given back n suspicious echo to attentive
earn.
Thu obsurving public- can discorn behind tlio
gaudy and poetic garb worn by this: chosen
leader n something dark mid ominous. Tluit
tbo heedless and reckless eyes or the majority
have not observed it is evident; but there is
every probability that they mVseo it mul fttl
it some day perhaps when loo lalo.
Of Mr. Gibson's colleagues, I.llik.ilnni and
Labilahi, wo cannot speak in terms of praise
as we Aotild like to of tlio people's chosen
representatives. The ticket on which the
names of then men appeared together with
that of Nahakti, ol Luhuina, was one which
thoughtful men, knowing whence it
emanated, and its purpose, could not accept.
If the piogrnmme which it was in
tended to further is carried out to tbo Idler, it
will result in incalculable injury to this llttlo
kingdom.
Tho future does not look bright. Clouds nro
gathering mid the wuvtnt grow boisterous. Wo
hope thero will bo true and firm friends of the
nation to bo found at the post of duty when
tbo fateful timo arrivm, and that skillful
1 ,i ...im ..: i ... :. r ,.. .
I llum,s w' K"""0 III Bjfuly past every
! tmril. Wo hiiim llin ri.t,rnnlnllvn r.r Mnn-
, .. .. t- ..,.. ....-,.,.... .,-
lulu will acquit themselves with mora
credit tliuti their actions lead us tu expoit.
The fulu of thu nation is in the bunds of tho
legislators choben oil Wednesday last, and
theirs will be tho praise or ceiibiiro if the
work Ih) well or badly dono. Muy their de
liberations bo tempered with wisdom and
Justice, ulid may the session bo one llint we
I .... : .lln r.,.. rfr l, ...1,1... ,,. ,, i.llai, ,.r
ta" '" l" ,luuro rc,er ,u WHIiOUt u UlUSll of
khanie! In ull meatmen that will result fur
the public good wo promise our earnest sup
Iirl, and those opposed to il wo will as earn
estly combat.
We hope, aiucerely hope, that our estimate
of Mr. Gibson is erroneous. Our knowledge
of hie past wo know to bo correct. Wo liavo
published our opinions of him fearlessly ami
with honesty of purpose; we huvu no reatuli
to regret wlmt we liuvodonc, and would repeat
tho tame under liko circum.tuuces, Mr. Gib
sou knows bis past lies not been u creditable
one, and we trust that now, in hi declining
years, ho will so conduct himself (luring the
coming session us lo merit lh plaudit of the
whole country, and eruso the sluiu that dis
figures thu record uf former iluya.
"THE ELECTIOr
The result of the election for tho district of
Honolulu uiukt be a surprise In every thought
ful person well diamacd toward tho native
luce ami with lliu wttlfure of the nation at
heart, lleie food for reflection is preseuto , It
In now apparent to tho least observing that it
Is the harvest of the iuiidiotis teed nf dis
trust against foretellers, that bus been town so
freely lu the native mind, which ha been
iMi'dins.
llllW fln tttlifl. .1 t I All.rll. JlHlH All. II A
;;ltlliTlMl lti Mill Hik In lilin til t tl 0 miliar, frlf
..1 - ...i.. li I... . r I..1-.U..1
irjri-iina; nn n l ninilimin n iiinn 111 nui 11 n).iiinK
Miitlli 11 a Mr. J. O. C.Hlrr.
II in fottillinlr, Imwnvpr, lliftt llin ilmk
rliiitil In llio pnlltlcal nky wliltli Iiiiiil; nvor
Hie nlftrnKitln, Ima n itniwl of lirlliK ill"
linlluil liy llin iraiill In tlin illtltlol" nf llin
lillirr lallnln, n In urirti llin cnau In Nnw Vntk
nnil nllirr InrRii rlllrii, linm llin rnimlij' ill
tlirt nf llin Klntit ntn Im knil In In riiillilnini I
llin nvlla iranllllii; I'miii llin t'ily I'lrr.llnua,
Wliem llin itlntii. nin nil In wo Impn In heir
ilinl n iiiiniclriil llilinlir nf aliiimrli ini-ii Imvn
ll.ifll trlnr.ifil, llinll M'lnilil Wo 11111 toljc In
tnoillfy lliilitnilnn rlTnnlti llniiutiilii') nclliiii
Mill Imvn nn Incnl nlul nalliinul Inlrrrala,
Miiny llinii',liln Ilinl aiiKK1'"' llinmnfilvem llicoli
lii'i'tinn will) llin iilmvi) will Im nlltijucl fur
fut 111 rt fninlilnrnll'Mi,
C0N0KHN1N0 THK SITUATION.
llnd lilnml Is iwRiiiiiliitr to cnine In tlm ut
fni'nj lint only bus the siinill fry hrenmo ciin
Ininliinled, llin vlllntjn "lulile," thu inunlry
lnwii " lmil. Inn lis," llin " II limpets " nf llio
tino-hoisn t'ltltm which ekn nut 11 letdiln mist
i nco by ci lining llin selillliit'lils of llin legllU
iimi press, liui nnw llio N'mv Vnrk tS'im mul
'IS-ulh have joined llin ipillo nf tho Chrtmicl;
mid logclhei tin so join mils ate liymuliig llin
Iniseiein in n pulli'lli) Irln iivnr llin nll.ilts nf
thin ilnvulfil Kingdom. Tim Uhmulrlri Is llin
Sun nf tho 1'iit'llW, llio .S'mii is llin Cirnnlrlutt
tbn Allnutlc, Trihh Is u sntlro on llio vlttiio
under wliosu whilii whig it masks (In cunning.
Tint ling Is nltmly lncrejshij! Ilko n ling
wot 111, it (ipii'iids friuu hour In hour,
llnwali.in nlnvuiy, which iinulo Its first np
pnuiaticoiu tho Chronicle tidlee, lum become n
byr-tvoiil with the press ; It is already tallied
of unit wtlllt'ii nlmiit In Australia, Illinium
nf it find thoir way into (limit llritnlu, and
them thu tongues nf Unite! will nil wiig nml
tiny one who is fntniliur with lliu phnnomi'iuil
tnrtltres to which 11 pom, lilllu hariultss piiin
graph is ntibjeiiteil when It Is seul spinning
over tlm Continent Irnui l'r.-iiicn to Italy, and
In (Iftman.y mid I'nilugal ami nlsewherc, will
ut once icnlizo the ctintorliuiis it intuit nssiimo
in the sfivcral hingiuigcH nf these happy l.nnU.
If the CiVnnk!r hegnn its iiIiiihu nf Hawaii
in fun, us umst nf In reailers worn disposed to
believe at thu lime, It is continuing it in real
earliest. Ilnwaii should have struck a de.ilh
b.tiw at tho loot nl this evil at tho hour of its
ndvntil. Not only is tho timo which bus brnti
HiilTeied to puss in silence lust time, but (ho
uvil has been gaining ground; what n,i;;lil
havr been checked in Ilia beginning with enm-
tiarntlve o.iso, it will nnw icnuiio u great, u
, , ,i i r.. , . ...
Hpcnly tiiul n cnnliniied cflnrt to cnimturact.
A i. ,.,,..,... .r t.ri'.it,titjn ty t, ..rllt 11 lumiiil nf i
t .
euro j wo inny ns well (brow our oiinco nf
jiiovcnlivo to the dngn for the caso is past thu
reach nf it. All the euro thrio in in us will
bo necessary In aid iik to escnpo n calamity,
this premonitions of which nio spreading liko
nu epidemic.
Tho Vliranicl'' nrt is evidenced in tho nr
rniigcnicnt of this campaign. At first a iaw
sensational shells wcio thrown into the camp,
only to excite tho intercut of Ihoso likely tube
concerned in tho results ; it felt from tho be
ginning the contempt fur Ibis Kingdom, fin n
Kingdom, which il now openly expresses; it
has utterly ignored every statement which linn
been made in our defence hut then, until Inst
week, no joint effort to redeem our reputation
had been inailonu the part of tho Hawaiian.
On the contrary tho plantcid and thnso whoso
interests nro at stake luivo held their peace,
smiling or frowning, according to their mood,
whila the smnka thickened nnd tbn uninc of
bnltlo rolled on mid on and re enforcements
sprang from quartern where, (he cause of all
this tumult must ho utterly inisuiidcrslood.
What a farco it is ; a great nation looking down
with iity or with horror upon n little nation
quietly contenting itself with its fuigar-lioil-ing
and calmly waiting for tliu row to blow
over.
It is not enough that the Incnl sky is clear,
nnd the air balmy and life (lowing onward like
:i sparkling river; th: unhappy citizens of tho
United States are thinking ull this timo how
dreadful our condition in; they uru teal fully
praying that v o may bo turned from llio error
of our wnys ; thai our hoarts tuny bennl'lcucd,
mid that tho bleeding bondsman may be set
free; thnt the shadow of Sutloin nnd Gomor
rah, may paim fiom us, and lenvo us, though
unhappily as thoy tiiiiik, tlio littlest King
dom in tlin face of tho waters, ut least one
that having been turned adrift as it were, is
till n Kingdom, which being of a necessity
one ni tho natural divisions of tho globe,
though iufiuitcsinal, is no lunger tu be utterly
diepisbcd.
THE " PAE AINA."
Under the heading " Native Press" will be
found the translation of tin editorial from tho
7iiicni'i J'n Ainu, the tono of which wo must
commend. It is in every way fair, and in
some of the measures which it advocates, un
usually liberal and progressive. If immigra
tion is to bu encouraged it desires to have the
new accessions to the population dtuwn from
cognate races. This is natural, but so far tho
efturt has proved expeusivo and unsuccessful.
It favors the cnntiniiaucu nf thu Reciprocity
Treaty with thu United Stales, which, it cor
rectly says, bus been of benefit to all.
Considerable spaco is given tu the matter nf
education. " The education of our race in thu
Hawaiian language," nays tho editor, "has
ceased to bu of adv.mtugo," and whilo regret
iug to use his pen in advocating tho supplant
ing of his native tongue, says that it has be
come a necessity, us tho business of the
Government is carried on in English, and IIu
wuiiuns understanding English have bettor
opportunities of obtaining lucrative employ
ment. Mo believes in sending a few young
men abroad to obtain a thorough education
not in Franco or Germany or Italy, but in
Kuslish speaking countries. Tho example nf
Japan ntid China In sending pupils, lo thu
United States is cited, and ho thinks that good
would result lo this country by pursuing a
like course.
We havo schools in Honolulu whero a good
English education may bo obtained, but if it
is thought best to aeiid it few youths ubrnud tu
bo educated wo second the proposition of
sending Ihein lo hugliah speaking countries
only, where a lots of time In learning another
language would be nbviuted, as pearly nil
lluwaliuns have some kn.wlcdge of English.
The English is spreading mure rapidly than
any other lungusge and Is destined to be the
language of the future.
At Fort Strut Church, Sunday morning, J. A.
Cruiau jiaator, will preach. Iu Ih. evening there
Will be n union missions? Mrvtco with address
br Capt. Bray, of the Moiuffj Star, mul Jt4rv, Mr.
Wslkup, inibsiousry to the (lilh.rt Maud. A
, cot dial welcome to alb
ThliiR". Wlio nntl Utherwle,
Mow innti of III nnw) el'fllnil teirsntntUrs
lll nmiclt 1 Alll'ilnnl Unit Hsit April "IiuiiIIiik
lll.l hilltlno, 1 of flee HUH."
All lllille lion nf our ilnreaatnness Clilnrtn.
wnlil wnn I Itly j.lrtrf.1 Infntn II, n pillilln tills vrrnk
III nu And inn (hmlrr In IttiHllali nml Olilnrse.
Willi all ilnn rrti"'t ! th feellnus of lnriil
ours, we slmll rrrleomn llin limn when n sufpYlenl
ti-))nlil In pillilln Inaln wilt sui;i'l tniiernl iioIIich
III His fnrui nf npitoprlr)tii pilvitln tlreiilnts, In-sti-iiil
uf lint siil niiuntiiit'tiuii'iit ineelluu utir iwrn
nl unilnus Minis In Hut slrtels liy llnuilnit siurs,
W klmw initMlieuiri Ih ntTelnllnit rualiini nil
lllimliil, nml wn ictliilnly think llmrn la nn liet'iti
wily for lis iitiiitlniuiiir.
Mni'rsilt rhrllnti eiinipulnns In Honolulu sreni
In nlui In "outlitroil Ih'UmI" In tlm iiliuinllllrs
llmtnin put fnilli luu'ill Hi" llsllvrs. Irfintsns.
sliiu It nns Ih llnnnlll ll.iker iiinnifraln Unit
uiilliril llin ikilui, this ynnr II Is UllUlnnl's,
thuimh llin lintiil llint pruiluei'il Isitli Is plillnly llin
Mine, in nils l.lni. ns iivuii'iicn 01 11 wtntt ciiniy in
Mtvoeitlint rt H),(H,llil limn, llin jHinpIn ntn
tUHtttil lit llu fullnninu t'llinvnuniit lluniui of
valui s of rial i'bIiiIu Ao. In Ilnim islnuds 1
Hunnr IiiiiIh if'ifJ.I7S,i")
AiiIiiihIs ll,l'."J,llln
Cnlf lll,i),tnl
I'nnmuulH fi.l'l,ll
OrnliUi'H a.Mn'.IJUl
Itlru IM,ll7!f,IIIS
'I'tltnl 5f IWXI.fatWj.CH at
Tliirrfiiti'i. thnilinlird Insn Is hut 11 iltiip In tlm
liiielut, 'llin ilneiiiuful tlitollHliout Is 11 tlsntin nf
nliaiinlllliM, mul Is nn iivhlent'it nf tlm utter 11I1
siiiieii uf tiiiiiiuiuu Miin In lliu uiluil uf tlm vtrllvi.
Tho Bltttnlloii.
A few mouth ngn I i;nvn eipreanlon Ion few
IhiniRlits iiihiii llin potllitml situation In llawnll In
mi .ill., i, mini "A l'iiw(lliH.,rvnilnii." In (imt
iirll.l I hid III.- iir.suiiij.llmi w. styled lu eHeet to
., . ., , ,1, 1 i .1 .. . ,
Miyt tluitrailiietliliiR lllteit etlsln In the nlhiliH uf
this Ooverliriient .fiul ie,jiii sninittl vlallily lit
li'iril tiitun ll iH'ruil tif n. n.sr futurity, nml miu-
,,,,., ., , 11 . 1 ,1 ?.
Itwlud ..iirly nml el.mvrte.l netluii liy llinso '"'"I
Intrresteil lo aireit nn luimmlluii ilnniter. 'I hu
mlliliiuat uiiusiili.itil Heuwilloniil, nml levleunl
by Hie tint lit nan Jn'rfect "Cnasandra nf n (,'oiu-
iiiiiiiientlial," Of iiouifo ns I am iiiiirblillr s"ni-
iivn 10 niiTi'rno viiui-iium, mn-.n n i.itii.w .'iii'ri.niuy
i.ipielelieiliiin, cunning inn In withdraw III moody 1
nlli'iiee tu uiitcli lliu eiilniinntluii (loin it ilihliiliei'.
It In ihkiIIMih lita.y hern Hint them wss mi itwiilt
iioi;nollfuliil (l;iil oiil) in Hint urtlelu that
lias nut nlreiuly taken hiiiih, nml niiisliliiiiiiit lliu
hllollliiHSOl tuu tinni lifHUiiiiil Moliilellill roKir
lions, mid now Dm must nlitutni'iin heiircnly fmlp
henrinit llio ronrof If limy ciniint r llin lirenlicrH I
uhielt Hiirrotiml tlm llnwniiati kIiIii uf Ktitn. I I
I'l.iliu no ertillt Inr liiivlnit roiiweu pruliulilo 1
resiilln 1 they linulil lutvo lieeu pliilli 111 every
Intelligent, nnil iniertniieii oimcrvcr, inniigu upon
IIOIII0 lllliLts Hlgllillciltlt to tllU IsHUl H, 1 1101)' llHVU
In en belter liilotnuil Hum tlm nuijoilly, lluw
uter, thu curtain Is now up, ami Hie play, if jilny it
limy hu ctlltd, dlHtinctly nutlltieil. rerliiimii cuii
gloiuniatril arrniiKement uf fatccM Intel sneisiil
with a lev trnitieitl rlleels, thuuhuln uillilii lliu
pruvtneei of high and low comedy, principally
iuu, wuulil projierly ImniMluu tlm irniiriiuiniii. 1
do nut uisli In hu cluirneil uitli incunsisteiiuy if,
instead isT painting tliln Huiiuus (7) crisis in cuIiiin
of gravo and omiuuuH porleut, I jue'er to treat thu
uubji'ct ns n hugu Juku j our in glaneiug nt thu
Hindi (Tnnijiiny of Coiiieillans who aru so urn
., p.ul., ,i..mg H.illuroii tlioaLlpof Kt.vti'.Houlil I
lutvo il sail lluu 1 am trying tnlipliitlotliuginat
Hawaiian niuion. or hunKiug to o.ist iispornious
upon any of Its wisu (7) nml HliluHtatesmun, lliitui.
eiers nr tolilical iniiiiiptilators, not much I Thoy
, . ,.. The fiitn nf lliu imtioit is net-
tll'll ! ttln nilt.KU Is nuilltfll ! Ullt tlleril sllUtllll bu
!..r.i - i l" . I ..f ..!.... r... ..... ..r .1 -I.
lejnieill) Ullfin.l Ul ..-ujf...K, i.ji uui nt iuu n.L-ui.
of tlm priseilt ship will Im eructud n mute hiihstan
tinl and enduring craft, muuldetl mid fashiuiied
nfter tho finest minlel lu tlm nnlvetw, and thu
lixiid uf the great uinster builder is already
eiteuded In huvu from oxtiuctiuu thu illminulivu
germ, tu In. uurbcd and expanded into Huhstmicu
and heauty tiy two uciir ami generous n-lntitus, un
unelu and a Timthur, mimed reHiM'C.tivcly Samuel
amlduliiittlinu. Very kih lur Hunociniiiu. J,'.n
cotn! Alxnit" the fatu of thu wlsn Ntatesmeti mid
Hlitlral innulpiil.'itorH I am nut ho sanguine. I
am afraid thty will fail in a cumputitivu uxaiuiun.
Hon fur otllciiil ixi.iltion iu thu nvu ship, lur tliuru
nu drones ueeii apply. It is uhl3H.'red that on
account of their incapacity, l.tmi'iitntilu ignorance
of navigation, negligence, aptthy, itidujeucu, care
lessness. comliUM'O belf-uitUeiti, ur Homo other
similar iotiHctied cog in tin. halanci-wheulsuf their
great minds, that thu old ship got into such it pre
dicament. It is charged that through thiir culpa
ble siiicuptluility they have frequently heuti mis
led by falHo prupheni, chief among wtiom is ouu
Shepherd Smut o( Lanal, Hich l'ricst of Melchi-M-duc,
And Knight Commander of lliu Primary
Army uf tho l'aelllc, who has succeeded in inveig
ling himself so thoroughly into thu conlideucus of
thu common sailors that tho majority uf them have
fnresworSa tlk-lr alleginncu to thu legitimate
ulllcerH uf UirVthip iirni liccuruu his humble iol
luuuraimd luitnoiiH. He has uvea succeitlcd iu
(eisnadiug tho sailing muster to steer for an
island culled Primacy, which is not on thu chart
and never u 111 ho. And iu announcing hiuibclfns
a caudidntu fur tho suit rages of thu pcupla the wily
old fur, with thu aid of his primal pl.ink, his sani
tary planlc and his independence plank, ingeni
ously constructed il rnft which hu so conspicuously
ami iudustriuuhly held up tu thu iidtuiriug gazu uf
it gullible community thnt upon it hu was nlloned
to triumphantly prox)i uimseit miu n position
very near the shaky helm of State. When it was
loo Into of course, tho aforesaid wise tuauagum
rushed around frantically, without order, nybtem
ur nensu, mid conseiiuuutly accomplished nothing,
and now the cunning old Hhupherd looks down
(rum his K.-rcli in ainused dcliauce, lauchin,; iu his
sleoTO at thu futility of their efforts. Now ho will
give thum " disorder "or any thing elsu hu chooses.
A rei-olutiou hf want uf coulldencH iu thu Ministry
will ho in urdcr which has nucli nu iidmirahlu
elfect tijKia tho credit uf thu nation. Frequent
cliaiigeH in the Ministry nro so iHiucticeut iu their
inlluencus upon tho jirosperily (?) of the country 1
ui iiieu nu is tust iuu man to no iuu central
figure iu thu finale. Who it better suited tu " bung
down the liouu " at tho clusu of thu farcu '(
Again, when a i,h.-cium of sunrdlish called Cironi
tie cuimueuctd its venomous stabbing ut thu side
uf tho old ship, these s.unu wite.icres in tho
supremity of their conceit, looked un iu careless
mid almost criminal indifference until thu leaks
became so very serious that even they were roused
from their np.tthy to action iu hulf-defeucu; thu
Treaty uf lleciprucity was iu danger ; their (sockets
were threatened; they partially woku up, rubbed
their eyes slcupily, turned around lazily, mul nt
tho eleventh hour adopted nnd forwarded resolu
tions and statements in denial uf thu ChrmticU't
falsehuods, published their nctiou iu tho local
jiapurs with a grand flonrish mid imnglued they
had dune u big thing what child's piny I alter
thu damage had all been done, thu mud all thrown,
thu American Congress provoked to action. Thu
treaty may nut be abrogated but its continuance
deputida upon nu action of thu wise men uf Hono
lulu. The assassin Unite. iu is much muru rcHpnn
siulu for the continuance of thu treaty if it is
allowed to eontiuuu than the statesmen uf Ilnwaii.
Hi) murduring hntul made Measrs. Grunt nnd
.Cnnkling politic! dietatnra In America nnd their
pet scheme lur jiersonnl and political reasons, is
cummercinl reciprocity with the s ster republic of
Mexico, which policy X may say la nt present very
popular in America, mid prubnhly if a treaty of
reciprocity is rutihed betueen thosu countries, tho
convention, with this kingdom will be allowed to
subsist upon the jwlicy which creates that. Ujion
that contingency, mul that only, rests thu Haw
aiian chance tor continued reciprocity. What
wonder then that under such management tho
craft must fuuuder.
It is well. A very good termination ton succes
sion of farces, fur oat of thu debris will grow a
noble ship under the protection mnl fostering care
of thu greatest Ciovorunieut im earth. Ho let us bu
mvrrv andtujoy tlloshuw. If 1 have been iucon
slili'tit inilaxtniiuccriu ranrmgoraor the old ship
fiina reirotlie sid subsequently illustrating their
lliuaimcily, plesse overlook thu contradiction, as
ill alt in the play. Tliuru is n chaucu yet for sutuu
of thu old crew to srtvu their rtputatious by jn roil
ing into the life-boat " Annexation " nnd manfully
pulling for the shore. Oh but its "itwlully lumiy I '
What material for the drutiintist nnd novulut.
The llctiousof Verne nnd Munchausen nre no
wheru I What side-splitting farces I How dillicult
to control the risihles when watching th different
nets, nnd how it ndds lo the enjoyment, gives zest
to the picnic, to know that out of it all will grow
such nn improved condition.
Whero but here can bu witnessed the sjiuctaclo
of the wealth and ititelllguucu of n community
inlying such enormous prices fur the uiuslo that
their interiors cobtluuafly ilancutn'r Where but
here Is taxation so excessive tqioii it minority who
lire not rt patented iu legislation? Whero but
hem nro such liberal sums so thnrlnlhj gieu to
maintain n glorious (?) nruiy, mul uniform it suit
ably fur nu expedition tu the coast uf Siberia in
search of thu missing crew of tho Jeiiiiuttlt Y
Where but here are sued liberal sums contributed
by a iluiiitirnttd fur for the erection of line
julncet and tours of clrcumimvlgntlun 'I (another
gisal word) audit present contributions are not
kutlicientwhsre will yon find n more willing croud
of Innocent to help negotiate a modest little loan ut
leu millions uf dollars and humbly submit to oner
ous tarn Hun tu jn.y il 1 All fur loyalty and devo
tion to primacy nnd ludvpsndencu mul elevation
uf the jKstr down trodden iiHlivu Hawaiian I Where
but hi le could It be possible for an unscrupulous
Italian adventurer iu thu shoit irlod uf one year
to lift (or lower) himself to thu in.aillon nf dicta
tor nf the nsiiou ? Whero bat here would the tux.
piying cltlzeu.1 with unwiunled humility so tamely
submit to be ruled, bruw.beatcn, hoodwluitud, out
willed, by such nu object of jiity as the Shepherd
Saint of liiwal 1 Where Inderal cm suotbsr such
lut of grullible, tractable hutuau msterUI lie
found ? Oh the show is simply nuiu.ruw I Of course
thine gentle people sawdublu luge tin r occasiouslly
under vi list thin tontiiltreeea pruiocat(otiaud
mildly kick over the tracts, look um as uls,
aigue the benellu ol reciprocity, talk about drug.
irltiu llin Nnw Vnlk liisikrt li anunr, say lliry
v not Milinill In nny mum fnoliili It hIbI,iiIoii nr
riimltn tninllon. tie.. e, Imt tiny noil fall
I in ok Intn tlm usual rniitln of nmtliy, ink, auli
mlaalvit ur rnneelti'il Inillltrrrlie, soiiittlons iviiii
pliltljr MliAiiateil by tlmlr atHiauuxlio llnali In tlin
pan.
Hut "llieni's n kikhI llin i.unln" nml don't
yuil furitet It I A'nr life) will Im Infused Inl'l ft tin
IlotiTllliienl. I'r.iplii will room In llirao ahori'S
with tltnlllv runnuli. brrtltis innuuli. In Im tonrn
srniisl If I l.'.y ilio Intnl. t's llnl ll( 1 ,,uj mnl he
rlreiilsliil -Otffti vlll Imi mi nifesslly fur nrjpro
tlly nr l?lll.l,l") lonn rrsl ratnln will Im lilHhsr,
nml Inns lower t mul In llin ttlsttlbulloii of tlm
litln (Itil tu Im ilrrltfit lloni llin tiiiiKrass uf 111111
iiiueelii tlmitrrnl rni'llle,wn will IminoM Invmtil,
Oh "llmri.'sn (t h I I Inm mining" "u llin awtnt
nni.," wlmlt llin ii. I Hlieplmril Hnlnt will lis
nine Idly lirrillnu his sin p tin lnnnl fully sntianiil
'' Hist nil Is vsnlly nml vnislluu of nplilt," nr t
liis llin Irirpiiwslhtn nhl ruoslnr will tly to rijur
lirrseut llin li'iillnrvnf llawnll In llin Aumrutnu
(oiiKlrss, ijiiltn tal t'' OiiartitMi.
I'roniuurHp.'iilsl Ciitira,.inili'nt.)
Hawnll Lotler.
WAiiirA, .fminnryW, li""J.
Wnluien, nml Imletil nil Kulmht ii IihiVIiik llkn
nn Dilni. It Ii nil p.it ni I rywhtrtl with h wr
fiintnl vertlnttt rtlmiitliiK fur over n 1ny1l.nl hills
nml ilnim (III soiilhwnnl II Is nt In n iiiliallal
iiriitn i'ntiHil liy llin 1da.n1 uf Minimi Ixin nml
.Milium Ki'u'n winter snows, In Nottli Hohnhi
every platitur II phmswl with llin prnit yield,
nml fi'ilinil lio(nl In huliiildlliu ennn whlrh
pniuiliui 11 n'licrnus tunlntlun of nttunr, lliauks In
ti'i'ilit storms I'ti'ii thiuiuh limy hnvn Imn iitlttul
id liy t'ljiiipiinllvii illiiilvnhtnu'H nf lmil nmils,
nml 11 111'riHs.iry liunslnu uf ii(.ir rmiw qui ut ii,u
n hluh surf In which wlittoiu rn ilnin not I In I.injr
iliotili tit liiiiil. III fnnl they luivn nut tlff'luiind
tlmlr lliMinliilu enrunts, nml nn liinmyeiilnivn
KiiL'L'istiiii of fitmltiii Is tho iraull, 'Mm Knlmla
inlM. nfli r nu rnfiiirril nnd Irknumn Idltliess uf
vnviii iinMilIm, has In in titurted nifiiln nml Is lining
r mi,.r Hi eom.elenll'iiM mul idllelent mminuc
1111.11 1 nf Mr. CI1.10I11. Ah ft II (Im mills ntn rumiinii
"'" IhlilW Hfn llvnly 111 ll.e .llitrlrt. Omilitwiiw
lltlrnettvn fentlire III It Is tlm C lull House, n very
,,, ,, ,. fllr,,0l fritum litilldinii railituln.
ilnun recenll'in loom, lillllard hall, iIIiiIiik loom,
klh'lmii. nljini rooinn, He. In nn niljse.nt lioust.,
riiouis fur inlcerH nr lielnu lllleil un, KnhiKiiu.i
WnNi.tiirlnlimil Imn. when Im wan In llin illsltlcl,
nml was plural In tlm lull of hiuinmry nmmlmrs,
Tlm Club nlsittlcfrnjed nil llin i-ipftises nlteiiillni:
him llinil'ii visit with Ills . Majesty In llrtwiill,
Nenilynll till foreliiu youiiK itii'ti In llm district
nn tiininners, anil ttmir 1111111.11 nmriii m in.' iiisiuu.
t fittilr. ndritirnlilf, ttto tntili liidnir J. Hcrvctlly iinlnr
mnl wnrlhv llu jiiltln taken In il by every resident,
A visit to Miiliukoim iliiiveriil unliiierrui no
rrnvitiienl llmri. slncn Inst suniin.r. Tlm then
simple Imidini him urunn Into ipiltn n vllLit."'. ml
un slniiiiier thiH nn iiiueh huslniss ecetiiH In hn
ilntm hern ns nt llllo. 'llm rnllrund Is iunl:iti(
K,,(M ,,rniiiss, 11111 will r.arh tlm iilaulntlous in
lumir llitrn uinlis. ulicn nncnr will nn lonin r hit
milijent In veintlnu" ili'lnn In slilipltif, tlitiuiKli
freakH of weather. North nf Hiiiinlnii a villnuo nf
tents ban hi en put up fur ncvummodnthm uf
laborcm uhiimoexti'iidlug tlm ro.ul which is now
over six miles long. Onn striking feature of lliu
ronil Is Hint in nil this lenjlh there Is but half a
mill, of tdrnlght track, Mr. Nichols, tlm enginter,
will noon stnrt upon a survey of thu const from
Nhllil In Walpio, his nbji-el being to deleriuilin
whether n rond run through those formhinble
giilches Is practicable. II Is to Im hoH.-d n favur
aliln concluHiou iiinv attend his efTutls.
Mr. Vjld-r hns 'for tho lltnii litlng nbnildonrd
his artesinii veil, nnd all Hut mnehlnery hns Inen
returned to Honolulu. 'I he derlck remains litnnil
jng, mnl lliniigh ho hns bunk ffi,(KX)iu Ihnt hole
Mr, Wilder Ji t hoies fur water therefrom, nnd
N,.rm, n ,lAtf.t,nl,.j.,1 t.i ctrild. It Kill, hna tri luirn
I through the heart of the "dark continent." lie
hail procured a llitof tlm necessary luqiletiiniln
for continuing it smaller hole, tho limit uf his
former mnehlnery having been reached.
At Mnnn, Sam 1'ntkir in building a handnauin
addition lo Ills spacious residence, which, from u
hrnckut outline, has assumed that uf the letlcr E.
This Improvement uivin hluiit mngniflclriit dining
hull, sehonhrisim, beibinnH, kitchen, etc. I'ho
inunlhn Inlmr hns been expended thereon, mul lu
about two months ti.ure it will bo rcr.tly for occu
pnncy. Mr. I'nrkor intends enlnrging his garden
nltn tu nearly duublo Its jircsent diuietitiuiiK.
Wit.n Caiwon.
Y. M. C. A. Matters.
Itur.oi.ui.u, Jan. J3d, 1662.
Kniron I'nms : Theuutiide report in regaid lo
a meeting uf lliu Y.M.C.A. on Thursday, tho 17lh
iusl., where there wns n division un the subject uf
Evangelical control, has caused much criticism.
Asio ninny art. interested in t'e welfaroof thu
Y.M.C.A., nllow mo togivu your renders oxtrnets
from tho following papers in keeping with the
subject. "Is it to bo a Y..M.A. or Y.M.C.A." Tho
Savior said "without mu Ye can do nuthing." He
is the Hamn, although many of Ills followers tuny
hu more liber. 1.
Tho JitveiuHoii Seirt, Philadelphia, Deo. L'lth,
18.31, says: "Who may becomu members?"
"Any Young man of good moral character wheth
er a chinch member or not, may In-come a mem
ber of tho Association for $1X0 per annum. Only
active members, that is, tboiu who are members
In good standing in an Evangelical Church, are
entitled tu voti. mul hold office." Again in tho
ll'iilrAinnii, Chicago, Y. M. C. A. semi-monthly;
dated Dec. 1.1th, 1K81. It says! " We havo no
plnco in our ranks for thosu who want to ventilate
thoir twculiar notions.
" If n man has hecomo dissatisfied with his
e'turch, or fails to Cud ouo to suit his notions, wu
do not want him to o.mo into mi association
where active membership is made up of tho:ie in
good standing in some Ernitgellcau Church, nnd
begin to air his disloyal teachings. It is unfair,
and ought not to be tolerated. Hu should bo given
to understand if there is no room fur him iu tho
church, so far ns active membership with nil that
is implied in it is concerned, there is no room for
him with us.
" Wo supposo under tlio present state of things
there will iilwayBbu 'nligiuus cranks' ns iu uther
things, but they should be given n wide berth and
he allowed to get u hearing under their own aus
pices. " Wo should sincerely restrict confcjentions con
victions and Christian character and would not do
harm to ouo of Christ's servants: hut in doing so.
wo should bu careful that thu cnusu of Christ and
thu greater nuinl er aru prottctcd rather than
sacrificed in consideration of one innn; however a
conscientious humble follower of Christ does not
give such trouble.
" The forgoing hns not been written because of
actual knowledge uf mure than U or 3 such in
stances, but they might have been multiplied, if
there had nut been prompt dealing in the begin
ning. Our desire is if such thiugs occur, they
shall be brought to the minimum as noun as tussf
ble." The nbove terse pnrngrnphs are quite in keep
ing with the llev. W. J. Stni It's advocacy here of
the Y.M.C.A. with such a favorable result. Thero
was no being on thu fene with him.
Your obedient servant,
A Life Member of tho Y.M.O.A. in nan Francisco.
Supreme Court January Terra, 1882.
Snturdny, Jnn. 111. Iu B.inco, tho case T. Sprit
cor vs. V. C. 1'nrWe, exceptions.
Ituhvrt liriKRS vs. J. It. Mills. Exceptions tu
rullint;.
K. 1'. Sorcenfrei and husband vs. Knoll.. Ex
ceptions withdrawn.
Kutniu liriKRS vs. Itoburt I)ri.'KS Appenl from
tbn verdict iu tlm Jury Term of t'ircnit Conrt.
Monday, Jnn. IT.). in tho Kin vs. Gibson, libel.
Thu demurrer ha to itnulllciuncy in thu indictment,
wns subtiiinid. An nmvndtuenl hh moved, hut
decision rewirved. Atneniliudut tothu indictment
iu thu litiel cane, nllmu-d.
T. It. Fiwtir vs. Iiitaialsni. Apppcal from Inter.
nicUlnry Court. Verdict for defendant. S. 1).
Dole, for plaintiff, Kaulukna for defence.
Tuesday, .Inn. l!l, Case of Knlmnnnnl vi.
Cluney, im administrator of the estato of E. K.
Chtney. Verdict for iltfriulaiit.
Wednesday, Jnn, 'J!i. Case of Kerr vs. Ilyruan,
Verdict fur dundant,
Thurnday, Jan. Ltj. Caiw on appeal from rulliiR
of McfJully J. in thu cnan of Maituiu vs. Furgie,
uhvreiu it it was ruled that verbal iivideiicu was
iliRdniimdble lit explain n Intent nmhicuity in a
Mteipt fur money paid, nnd returnable! in ensa of
failure, on the part of defeudnut to return a policy
of Insurance, J, M. Davidson fur exceptions, Is.
l'ruattm npjiosed.
I'rhluy, Jan. -7. Divorces were granted In tho
caso of J, U. Knwiiiuul vs. Ilnttie Kawainni slid in
the case of Lydia tNiaiiinan vs. W, E. Chapman.
J, M, D.mdiu for libcilants.
" ACard.
All lliptl.ta, and all wlio believe In Ilapllal prluct
plea, In ttiu Hawaiian Kluf.lotn ara rtinratril lo cunfer
by letter with 1IAI1IHT,
Care Hminr l'liiaa,
Ti 3t llunolulu, Uahu,
SPEOIAXa.
Wm, Otlmann, Merchant Tailor, kodM nntlfr (he
lluuululu public of Ida Intention to rlalt bythsnext
Hieamrr lion fan Krancltcn, when hs Hill b. happy la
allcnd tolbe Hautaof all cuatniiiert Id bit Harlurlal
l.lne. Mratutra taken and Choice rSampIra exhibited,
Ilia larja niictlruco at a Cutter anil Killer of fl-btun-able
Clnthlui; In han KranclKO, enablta hliu tu place
touHitetice In Ida ability Iq aallafy llio rcqulremcuta aa
ittb aa tnay eiteml hliu Ihrlr palrout(e,
I'lac. of builneaa In ban Kiaueltcot
ilto NO. u MOSTflOMEItY bT.
NOTICE.
-ntHTIKal HKMIMIMU CLAIM
KWINtJ
uouf , will pieasa apply t
TS- bMl
NU. 7 KINO bT.
NOTIOK.
AVIMU
EMrAMMaallEst MTMRI.r ,
AT
Ml llouoauo. Kau, Hawaii, sa Prorltlou atatchaut,
and Uencral Coiuuilitlon Ajcni and Dealer lu Urjr
lloixla. Ilatdwara, ate., I nipacllullr aollell a ahataol
public pltonae. 0ui) V. II, A. MAItqUEZ.
Till 2 UJVIO 1W.FjD CO.,
A. W. BUSH, Manager.
Hay, Grain and Mixed Feed
or am. ii:iicuiptionh,
FOR STOCK OF AIX KINDS !
A I .HO
POULTRY xrjznujDi
Tlir Oil film I it Hay nml (Irnln nr llin (.'iiiiimny Is nf Villi V KITEIMOK IH.MMTV, Hrli-elM
Orrfnlly by the Mnnitgcr Jlnrliiif n llff'ii) Vlsll lo Hid C.nut.
ON HJHUB, 2000 BALBS OF HAY, & OflQ SACKS OP GRMH
WE GUARANTEE TO KEEP CONSTANTLY SUPPLIED
WITH TICK
Very Best ox I-Iay zxxxCL C3r-3rcila3. !
And mii rWII tlm Minn AT 'I IIK MIWHiT IIATKH, AH WK III Y I.AHOKIiY AND l'OH CAKH
To IhoM.Cnhsiiiiml who have herulolure !niri-d fur 'lln-unielvrai, we Solicit llmlr I'al-
riitiiigu, trusting wo imii glvu HntinOictlon, tlnteby saving tlu-m llrtm nnd labor.
(Jitn.'fiil All out Ion (Jlvi'ii (o (ho .SlilppliiK of Onlci'K In tin; (Hlipr IhIiumIm.
I.itri,'!! Aililit.liiiinl iSiiipll(!H tiro now on Mm ivny per Kiiruloi ami
Kiiliikluiii. tfar All Onl.).-H lo Imi .Soul to
J. W. BTJSH.
74 KK) ilm MAKAOKIt Ol' UNION' FKKO CO.
We Beg to Notify Our Many Patrons '
JX. Xi , x K o jOl. d d 1 1 1 o 11 to
OUH uSfoAL STOCK OF HAY & GRAIN
. .. t-AND THAT AT WO TIMK
Since we Commenced Business
HAVK VK 1IKK.S
WITHOUT KAY OR FAILED TO FILL ALL ORDERS
of Our Raipilar Customers, nor Havo Wo Advanced the Prlco
tothcra during tho (jrutit near clly of Hay lu the pant few months; and
We will Continue to Sell Hay and Grain
as Cheap as it can be Purchased
in Honolulu !
ALL ORDERS FROM THE OTHER ISLANDS TOR
Goods, Wares or Merchandise,
Whether in Our Line or not, will
be Filled at Low Bates, and no
Commission Charged. Telephone No. 147
B'JO 3in 75
FOU KENT !
rpiIK IMUSMISKS O KMMA BT.
X. llelnnEtiiK to the Haiale of Chat. I.0118. deceased,
oppoalte tu ttiu reaiOence of JatneM Cainnbrli, Uq.
The home l itteatly enlarged and entlrelr tenuialed.
ttf Applj lu f.A. bCHAEKKH.
70 Sill 'it AilmlnUtrator.
TENDEHS WANTED !
rpiiXDTCKS l'OIt FUUX-ISIIIKG
X. IlltKAU and HEKK to the Unren'a llnrpital Iiir a
U'ttn of one ii-ar from the ltl March 12. will be t
celvedui the OIHce of the underlKned up lo 12 o'clock
(noon) on tho vTtlt i'ebruury Wi.
K. A. KCIIACI'KJt, Scry.
Honolulu. Keb. M. 1M2. B-lt Ml .It
NOTICE.
rpiIKHK Wlljla UT! A 1IU8IXKSS
JL MretlPK of Hie llonnlulu Library A hradlnc ltoom
Aaaoclallnu at tbrlr liocma Tlllh r.VKM.SU. at 7 l-'J
o'cloik, at blcli a full attendance la dealrrd at rnaltrra
nf Itnpotlanio will comr belote the .Aatoctalion for
conaldetatloti. 17S-II) C.T. lHU.IMillAM, .-mc'j.
kohala hotel,
HALAWA.NOR1H KOHALA. HAW All
Opposite Poit Office.
IirAVi; Jisr ri.MHin:inuii FiTit.Msiir.o
ffvrut new roinii, which nlll be olwojn ntatlf
krit lur (ho traveling public Jtrale at all huutt,
1'atroniKe rrtpvcUally aoltellcd.
laJ ll U aV W iliala, IfUJHIClUI
MEETING NOTICE !
The First General Meeting of the
HONOLULU ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION,
Will be htld at the LYCEUM on
Monday Evening iieit, at liatf-patt aeien o'cIocV. All
rarllea Interemid are eotdlally Invited. 7S It
Valentines ! Valentines !
Valentines !
A Fine Assortment of Fringed,
Card, Box, Sheet, Plain Card,
AND
VALENTINES
COMIC
aTaT-Opena til I a day, at
Thos. C. Thrum's
75 5t 801
Kurt St., Stole.
The Shepherd Saint
of Lanai"
Wijvr., 11K JSSUKIJ SHOUT JA IX
I'amphlel Korm. I'arllea dcalrliic coplea will
blvnac leave ordera, or addtcaa
71 at THUS. O. TllllUM. I'ubllaher,
PASTURAGE !
rapilK ).MKltai(l.:i imn I'ANrtfllAUi:
M. for a few Horaca on Kulaokahua rialua.
WM. O, SMITH.
Honolulu, January '.ath. lavr. 71 st
WANTED,
-pWO OllTIIKKKTKNOlt HIXC.KKS
X for the lletbrl Choir, Any Kciillriorn with a fair
.uoMi'diia or reaillu;, ana ulllln: lujlvellirlorivlcca.
Kill 1, uelioiiieit al the practice, al (be Chutrh, U.N
b.MlMtllAY KVKNISU. al7t:Unelock.
7111
k!i)i'Ki:it:iiHr4tt"riii:iiM'AiiA im-
9 LANIIK. In Ihe mailer of tha tlalateof JKHE
MIAII O'NKIL.Iale of lluuololu, detra.ed. Ill I'ro
bate. At Chambrft, befom lr w Uitlce yicCully.
Un reading and nllui; I lie petition and account of
Alexander J, Caitr(i;ht. Aduihilittalor of Iht talata
of .ecrmtali O'.Srll. late of Honolulu, Oahu, deceati-d,
when In he aaka In be allowed ll.tllKC, aud ttiii;'
blinaelf wttli JI.COI.i?, ami aaki ibal the aaina may t
exauilnrilauilappiovid. and lhal a Onal cider maybe
niadeot dlatrlbutlunof thu pioperly remalnlue In bla
banda In tha peiaoua Iheretuvnlltlril.and Ulachatrliij
ti tin and hit aurttlea from all fuither reaioualblllty aa
""it la otdeted.lhat WKUXKNIIAV, lb Ifttta day of
KUIIIIUAIIY, A. Ii.lt4,al ten o'eloet a. n.. before lha
aaid Jutllre. at Cbaaibrra.ln IhaCoutl llouae.at llon
nlulu, be aud lha tame hereby la appointed aah lima
aud plaro for beating tald petition and arcounlt. and
Itialal! pcraona lulriealed may then and Ihrie appear
audthow caute.lt any they have, why the aauie ahuuld
not ba staateil, aad may pieaenl evidence, la 10 who at
eniltledlo aeld property. And that Ihla order. In tbn
Kocllth lauKaiKe, be publlahetl In lha -Hatuida) Kitaa,"
a uewapaper printed and publlahrd lo llnnolalu.fnr
tbtea tiicetativ tkt piailout to lb time therein
apiwlnuil for aald haaiiua;.
tVateai at llooolala. II, I., Iblt 7th day of January.
A. U. HUM. . . J. MU3ULLY,
Alla.ll . Juallca of the buprenie Coml.
A. Koaa, Deputy Cleric of tb bupiewe Court.
74
o
AHE UOOUH,
Aurcoataoiiueaioi rraili, Meata, Mta,
LobaUIB. ClaUlt.Uftleva. bhrloioa. Ar..
ttctivtda so4 for til by
.. - .. -.-. .r :i . i.1. h
tui,i.(a a vo.
LAINE & CO.
MRS. THOMAS LACE.
Wo. 70 Fort St Honolultu
IMPORTER ,and DEALER
Sewing Machines, and Genuine
Parts, Attachments. Oil
and Accessories.
White, New Home,
Davis, Crown, Howe, and
Florence Machines,
Howard's Machine Ketdles,
all kinds & sizes;
Corticalli Silk,
in all colors;
CLANKS' MILE EXD, MACHINE COTTOX.
AUEXT KOK
Madame Demoreat'e Itellable Cut l'aper I'atteroa,
and Publication. Dealer In
III Ilea, rittola, Onnt, and Hpnrtlni; Oondt.
Shot, 1'owder, Capa, & Meiallc Cartrldeet.
KEROSENE STOVES!
In all btiea.
SfT M .ti,0'k of '''a""- csr lloldert. Tobacco, e..
will be ,old atCaa fnlCt-W. 'mj '
F. A. HARNDEN, '
BKGS TO NOTIFY THE VU111AG
that be will leavo for Man Franciaco ou vr about
eebruary l.t.
Having tt-eured the co-uperatlon of an experienced
buyer lu rtie
California and Eastern Markets,
He frela narramed In tollcttlng comuiliilout fur Ih
purchate of
Merchandise.
Household Goods,
Dry Goods,
Fancy Articles, Ac.
From any Point in the United
States,
Any nnler. left with Mr. W. I Toler will reeelfS
KSWirJltai; "a"d' '"'"' 'M delleerad
n-Ca.h or reference ebonld'areotnpany each order.
Coinnilaaiuna moderate, rilled with dlipauh and loweet
taleatittalned. Mi Im 73 tn
Sale.
A COUNTRY STORE
IN MH.LUU, K0NI. 1ID UIMLIU, IMA.
iVitb Hoiiae., Lrae nf Iiatnilii and (ientral
Stock or Me rcliiindliie, Suitable for
tlie Kona TrntlCa Also,
CATTLR. HOIISKS AXI JIULK8 t
..A,,!,lfb,reh",,,k0,J 'luln Thirty Kaya. par.
tlraMlahlnxloputibatt will pl.a.a apply, a aooe, a
poaalble. lu UOO KIM.
Aduilalairaior Kalale of Ao, In Kahalno A Kalnallu.
71 im
Homes Made Comlbrtablo !!
The lUavdara will Okrv Ut
" ViCKEHY'S FIRESIDE VISITOR,"
HA8, KVn.X ISt, 1TH 1XFAXCY
aa yet, auccenlail In Ibe Itad of all other riclotlal
iluulhly 1'ajta In lt-a Klnzdora. Ila paiea ar fall or
lottreatlnit aud Inaltuctlie ttorlea for iK.th euana- a
old and "the THO IIKAUIUCJU LAW. fclYlt
Chroniu.Kltin aar with lhanitlnunb'r are aslubla
loadoin lhaiuottejei;aiilvtlir. .
r tach abtolber for ! IM reeelvef a a.i r
CIIHOMOH with th, tnttZiUt iT!ki p.,Vidi
copy l the paper by ,tch mall aieaaie. f!, iVtl.i
moutla; Auut.aa JUbKl'll k. VUKXAN.
omet7 Merchant Bu ltonolnla. Hy.''"aAt'L
LadiM AttMttiea!
bWBB aM9VV(
OV HAN -UAM:hC(), ih 1X hq.
"viw.w, tn in no.
o. H foal hi, aaa ft ,,J"
Mjinrki 01 luiiluf and 1
r".. . r-.T T"". !
aavv Aiaofl.a ai (10.
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