| Summary: | Published by the Rev. Samuel Chenery Damon from 1845 to 1885, The Friend focused on temperance and Christian mission to seamen. It began as a monthly newspaper that included news from both American and English newspapers, and gradually expanded to adding announcements of upcoming events, reprints of sermons, poetry, local news, editorials, ship arrivals and departures and a listing of marriages and deaths. From 1885 through 1887, it was co-edited by the Revs. Cruzan and Oggel. The editorship then passed to Rev. Sereno Bishop, who held the post until the publication of the paper fell under the auspices of the Board of the Hawaiian Evangelical Association in April of 1902 where it remained until June 1954. Since then, it has continued in a different format under the Hawaii Conference-United Church of Christ up to the present day, making it the oldest existing newspaper in the Pacific. Note that there are some irregularities in the numbering of individual issues, so that two issues may have the same volume and number, but different dates will distinguish them. • TO SECON"D SERIES~ 1852-. -1S7EL (FIRS'r SERIES, 1843-1851). 1Sa3. 1Sa2. TEMPERANCE ARTICLES, TEMPERANCE ARTICLES. Reports of H. T. Society, 5, 45, 46, 50, 51, Dr. Newcomb's Lecture 10, 11, License to Sell Spirits., Maine Law. . . An odd way to make a, Teetotaller . . . Temperance Demonstration. . . Temperance ·. . . 60, 65, 70, Smuggling . ·. . Confession of a Drunkard Law and Liquor . ., 58 Petition to the Minister of Finance . ,. 14 Don't Unchain the Monster . 20 The Original Washi-ngtonians !• . . 29 Come Sign the Pledge. 53 Maine Law .in England 57 Rum in the Arctic . 86 74 President Pierce ·78 Liberia . 17, 21 Patago- ,.,.,. . . . Political A:ffa,irs in Turkey . . Revolution in China. . . . Where is the Proof? . Small-Pox . . 3, 5 Obituary of Mr. Rice . 4 Steamer "Akamai "····· Great Volcanic Eruption Hawaiian Parliament Micronesian Mission. 26, 27, 29, 30, 31 MICRONESIA. Order Restored . 76 Ship News and Deaths . each number Schooner ' 1 Caroline '' . .'.' O'Connell's Adventure WRECI{S. Micronesia . . Loss of Bark Junius . ,. 38 Intelligence . 63 Loss of Ship Ontario. : MARQ,UESAS. Loss of Ship Huntress . 66 Loss of Bra min 78 Missionary ·wanted. . Loss of A.H. Howland 92 A Call from Marquesas Expedition to Marquesas \.VHA.Ll~G. Farewell Meetings . . Antarctic Whaling Ground. .,,.,. 62 Royalist Returned . . Balleny Islands . . . . . . . . 63 Murder of Capt, Taber., Whalemen's Shipping List . 93, 94, 95, 96 POLYNESIA. 1 2 ., . 6, 75 16 ., . 18 . . 19, ~2 . 29 . , 35 36, 45, 52 39 44 49 66 80, 81, 82 BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. Anniversary Week . R. H. A. Society Hawaiian Missionary Society . Hawaiian Bible Society Hawaiian Tract Society Hawaiian Temperance Society Stranger's Friend Society . ~- 5 9 12 12 12 12 . 20, 24 Japan . Pitcairn's Island Important Information Pleasant Island Feejee Islands, No. 1.,, News from Tahiti . , 36 A Frenchman on Temperance Societies, 39 A new Name for Brandy 4 9 13 . 33, 60 39 47 61 63 89 DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. Appeal to Young Merr. Capt. R.R. Crocker . A Whaleman's Reflections. . Monument to Rev. J. Diell . . Chapter in a Sailor's Life . . rrriumph in behalf of Seamen . A Word fitly spoken by a Sailor History of a Sea Captain Editorial Reminiscences vVho is the Sailor ? . . Protection to Seamen . . Six Hints to Seamen. vVhalemen . Thanksgiving Sermon 96 French Brandy at Tahiti DOMESTIC NEWS. 84, 85, 91 Custom House Report, 1852 . . . . 87 Leoture on Physicc, Education 21, 28, 60 Hawaiian Statistics. . . 9 . . . . 1, 9 Total Abstinence Illustrated. 10 61 FOREIGN l~TELLIGENCE. 61 l Republic of Lower Califorr1Ja,.,. 28, 34, 37 Hawaiian Sugar . 32 Three Lectures SEA.MEN'S FRIEND. Good News from a far Country 4 Antj Barley . 10 25 Progress of the Maine Law. 10 62 Is the Maine Law Unconstitutional? 13 65 Three Strange Things. 25 35 68 Corking the Jug F@REIGN NEWS. 73 FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, News from Tahiti . """ Death of English Mission~ries in nia. United States. News from Micronesia Mexican News. Japan. 1Sa4. TEMPERANCE. . . War Almost Certain . Late News . Panama Railroad . . Late News . Washington Territory,. China and Japan . ,,. News from Japan . . European News . ,,~. The Expected Wa11.,.,,, Foreign News . Game of Europe Late from China Origin of Insurrection in China 66 86 4 4 12 13 17 26 30 . 33, 37 41 43 53 51 58 76 18 DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE • 22 Departure of Mr. Severance. 1 . . . 15 A new Chapter jn, Hawaiian History. 17 Facts from the CenWJs. . . . . . . 21 Hawaiian Imports and Exports 24 His Majesty's Birth-day . 28 Lahaina Correspondence 36 Hawaiian Bible Society's Report 44 Hawaiian Anniversaries 45, 49, 55 Celebration of July 4th . 52 Journal of Events . 57, 65, 73 Oahu College . 60 Thanksgiving Sermon . . 94, 95 . 28, 45 Annexation. 53 . . 28 . ,. 34, 36 . 44, 49 .,, 46, 50 81 . ,.,. 81 12, 37, 76 . 30 SEAMEN'S FRIEND. . 38 A Sailor's Heart Br.oken . 54, 55 Tract Society Meeptpg. . 62, 69, 92 Simple American Sailor . 63 A Sailor's Bible 3 12 20 38 42 50 54 68 76 For' a.rd and Aft 1, 3, 4, 6 Seamen and their Mothers . . . . 33 _A Good Movement in the British Navy, 35 Important Decision and "Sharks,". 42 Petition about Foreign Seamen . 44 A Wanderer,.,,, ''" ., . 53 Death of Chapl11in Chase . ,,. . 72, 75 Lahaina Conespondence 84 Sailors' Homes Scarcity of S~ill'.l-eri.,,,:• Yankee Tar. The Czar among Yankee Tars. Interesting CQrrespondence. I'll Write Once More. . 77 Sailors' Holl'.le in fforiolulu. . . . . 81 Maripe New$, 7, 97 14, 197 20, 39, 47, 58, 69, 74, 90. Wrecks . 11, 82, 86, 93 WRECKS. MA RQ,U ESA.S. ~EAMEN'S .FRIEND. Ship Francis . ,., Ship Tarquin. . . Steamer Independence Loss of the Citize:Q. . Loss of the Liverpool Second . . Loss of the Susan · . . . . . Loss of the Marcus . . 20 Island of Fatu4iva . . 21 'fragic~l Sceµ~s ~t ~a·rq.ues~s-:'. ,,. 38, 39 POLYNESIA. . 68, 71 76 }\,[ass~pfe at ff ~ll' s +$land ·_ ,, . . . 76 Raia tea . 77 New Caledonia •. 5, 27 83 . 22 ·. : 27, 70 :··· . Jl4 2 INDEX TO THE FRIEND. 1saa. TEMPERANCE. i~ 1\l[arin13 L~w in Connecticut. . Culture of the Vine . ,., . . New Public House Act, Scotland Beer Shops . Marine Law. ,, . Too Bad . American Wine and Wine Bottle The Nazarite's Vow . Just as we expected . . 28 28 29 29 34 54 FOREIG:X INTELLIGENCE. The War Sebastopol . Ireland Attack on Petropaulovski Late News . . . rl'he Camel Americanized Arctic Search Expedition Earthquake at Broosa . War News . 59 17 18 27 . 30, 53 . . 36, 52 53 59 63 68 DOMESTIC lNTELLIGE~CE. Royal Appointments. Hawaiian Tract Society Custom House Statistics .:. 22, Hawaiian Anniversaries Fourth of July in Honolulu . Sabbath School Picnic. rrheatre Burnt. New Feature of Civilization . Annexation . Obituary of Rev. H. R. Hitchcock . Statement of Facts . Quick Trip to Kilauea . f_fhe New Treaty New Crater . The Trial of A.G. Francis . . Dedication of M. E. Church . . ~ew Church in Hawaii. . . 10 20 23 44 49 52 52 60 60 67 68 70 76 76 77 81 82 HISTORICAL SKETCHES. t. ·,. Kamehameha 1st Kamehameha 2d Kamehameha 3d Kamehameha 4th Kaahumanu 1st Kaahumanu 2d Keoni Ana . . Victoria Rl:!,Illamalµ,:·•·· . :Biography of Sir J oh11 Franklin John Adams.!. . . . Rev. G. H . N o'bbs . . Mrs. A. 8. Conde · . 4, 5 5 4, 6, 15 . 6, 10 13 13 14 14 12 20 35 37 SAILORS' HOME. Engraving of N. Y. Sailors' Home . 1 Hospitals and Homes. 11 . . 17 ffonolulu Sailors' Home ·•~• 25, 38 Corner Stone Celebration . 57 An Appeal . . . 68 'rhe Fair .,. 73, 87 'J.'he Home . . . . . . . . . ' 81 Anniversary of JL S. H. 8. 1 ,. . 89 Treasurer's 'Report . . . 91 r1ie Folio . . . . .,t, . . 93, 4, 51 6 SEAMEN'S FRIEND. ~aval. . . . . Sabbath Desecration . The Pr!'l,ying Sailor Boy Sailor's Bible. . Lecture by late Admiral Parry Tribute to C. Winters . . A Good Subscriber . . Sailor's Snug Harbo,r. . pialogufj between two Sailors11 . 3 9 WRECKS AND MARINE NEW~. Lqsses in. Black Sea. Wreck Qf Oanton . French Whaler Wrecked . .r:• Wreck of Jefferson . . Bark Gr::t,titude . ,. . News fro~ the Whaling Fleet. ., . :· Loss of the Kil)g fisher and Enterprfse POETRY. Words of Wisdom,., (from Chinese) Jack Caught Nappfng:. The Dying Youth ·. Yankee Doodle Sailor's Mother Who is my- Brother ? . A Sailor's Autobiography . . 10, Anxieties of a Sailor's Life. Rev. James Beecher's Appointment. What is True Faith in Christ?. Keep a Sharp Lookout There !. New Mariner's Church, Sydney The Blind Sailor 'rhe Second Thought the Best. . . . Letter from a Shipmaster to his Son, 82, How Prospers the Friend ? . . . 19 22 33 68 76 86 90 24 33 41 54 57 SEAME~'S FRIEND. 1 The Captain becomes a changed Man. 11 Man-of-war as a Field of Usefulness. 20 62 73 73 76 78 81 83 81 FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Kansas Correspondence Sabbath in England . Rum in Crimea European News . . . . . . Indians of the United States. . British Beneficent Institutions. Foreign News . Letter from Rev. Dr. Baldwin . Heroic Woman A Father's Letter to his Son. A Sailor's Sad End. Bayard Taylor's Sailor Companion. The Sea Captain's Return . . 46, Sir John Franklin's Last Letter Sailor Religion not Sectarian. New Bethel at Ascension . . Bob Spunyarn. . Naval . 70, A Sailor's Mother . . A Sailor's Letter . Arctic Whalemen . . . Appeal and Response. Is Friday an Unlucky Day?. 10 27 32 38 41 45 47 53 57 62 69 74 74 75 83 84 85 12 . 30, 57 31 47 50 FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. 66 Murder of Rev. D. H. Wheeler 20 68 India. . 21 86 Rev. H. Bingham's Charge to his Son, 36, 37 rrhe New York Pulpit. . . 37 DOMESTIC INTELr.IGENCE. Late News from India. . 66, 68 70 Volcano in Action .,. 9 Death of Mr. Reynolds Sandwich Islands Magazine. 9 DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. Custom House Statistics, 1855. . 22, 23 New Volcano. . 23 Hawaiian Register and Almanac . 6 Hawaiian Flag . . . . . 25 Installation of Rev. J. D. Strong . 9 9 Chinese in the Sandwich Islands . 36, 58 Ordination of Mr. E.G. Beckwith . Public Meeting in Honolulu. . 38 Custom House Statistics for 1856, 12, 13, 14 Hawaiian Anniversaries . 44, 45, 51, 56 Ports of Sandwich Islands. 13, 14, 22, 30, 38, 39. King's Marriage . 49 17 Fourth of July . 59, 64 Island of Kauai Royal Letter. ._. 86 Hawaiian Anniversaries . 33, 42, 43, 44 Death of Judge Lee . 41 POLYNESIA. Oahu College., . 61 Letter from Pitcairn's Island . . . . 23, 37 Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society . 73 82 Japan. . . . . . 10 Hawaiian Beef 93 Formation of Coral Islands . . 12 Ecclesiastical Council. Polynesian Rice . 18, 19 POLYNESIA. Marquesas . 21, 26, 27, 30, 45 Marquesas . . . . . 20, 49, 50, 51 Society Islands 30, 42, 63 Christmas Island . , . 21, 93 Feejee . . 33, 37 Exploring Voyage, Capt, Paty . 42, 43 Norfolk Island . 35, 59 Strong's Island . . . 53 . 41 Climate of Ascension, &c. . . Dr. Pierson's Exploration . . 54, 55 Micronesia . . . 46, 75 Ruins at Ascension. . 57, 60 Easter Island . . 49, 50, 75 SAILORS' HOME. Navigator Islands . 69 List of Boarders, 1856. . 5 Interest in behalf of the Home. 9 HONOLULU SAILORS' HOME. Sailor's Opinion of the Home. .,. 18 Mr. Ogden's Remarks . 7 Meeting of Trustees . 61 . 60, 65 View of Sailors' Home . Honolulu Sailor's Home 65 Picnic . 68 Third Anniversary . . . 81, 89 Home . 84 Report of Executive Committee 92 Anniversary . 89 Treasurer's Report for 1857 . 94 Capt. 'Whitfield's Remarks . 92 POETRY. Notice of Dr. Lathrop's Remarks 93 Lines on the Death of Rev. Mr. Mudge 7 W REChS AND MARINE NEWS. The Morning Star . 12 6 rrhe Missionary Packet 29 Whaling Vessel in the Ice . 14 The Sailor's Chest . 31 Loss of Ship Iris 15 Go Ye and Do . 62 Loss of Steamer Kalama . 85 Lines on the Death of Dr. Rooth, of Loss of Ship Mt. Vernon Scotland . 93 Loss of Ship Alexander Coffin . MISCELLANY. POETR\'. 11 Time is Fleeting 23 42 ~··· 66, 67 . 73 85 86 1Sa7. 1Sa6. SEAMEN'S FRIEND. Rock of Ages a secure refuge, (original) What I'd rather do, (original) . WelcoJne to Judge Lee, (original) ;. . To an Absent Son, (original). . . . Stranger7s Welcome. . . . . :press pn and Hope the Best, (orjgip.al ). 1 15 15 29 39 41 73 MISCELLANEO[JS. Death of Abbott Lawrence . A Text Explained . . . . . . Isl::i,nd Life. Chinese Indifference to Life . . Port Rogers . . Pir11te Sketch . . Land of Sinim . Birds and Ships California Pilgrim . . American Inventions. . War and Peace , . . Litemrv Notice of Tinker's ·L ife Coooa.nqt Tree . 4 13 17 23 28 34 43 64 67 70 76 77 78 Christmas and 'rhanksgiving, 1856 1 The Farleigh Family. . . 2, 3 Morning Star. . . 9, 12, 15, 28, 29, 49, 62 Dr. Franklin's only Son 11 Caste in India. 18 Come and Rest 19 Charlie Backus and the Missionaries . 25 Three Incidents . ·26, 27 Did Cook allow himself to be worshipped? 30 Rev. T. Coan's Essay, with map . 34, 35 Presentation of a Bible. 43 Printing Press. . . . 45 Yankee at Sebastopol. . 47 Theaters-Their Influence . 25, 54 Then and Now. 61 Dr. Kane . . 67 rrhe Spurgeons. 67 rrhe .Judge and the Preacher. 69 Collision of Ships :. . 77 Of what use are W~F v~ssels ?. . 82 Republican Qratftude. . . 82 Mutiny pn bpard the Alice Frazier . 90, 91 Fruit~ Qf Kindness . 94 INDEX TO THE FRIEND. JSo9. lSoS. SEA.MEN'S FRIEND. Treatment of Sailors. Advice to Seamen . . . . Funeral Sermon, "Jolm Milton," Efforts for Seamen at Shanghae Letter from an old Shipmate . . Extempore Remarks of whaling Captain, Story of the Cross . . . Hints to Seamen. . . . Captains' Wives. . Sailors' Trials-Life on board a Manof-wa,r . An Incident related in a Prayer Meeting, FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. 3 SEAMEN'S FRIEND. 5 Arctic Whaling, 1858. . 19 Love in a Whaleship . 51 Abundance of the Sea. 59 Death of Capt. Sullivan 75 Bread upon the Waters SJ. Shipwrecked Hawaiian 84 Dying Sailor and the Bible. 84 The Sailor's Sweetheart 84 Sailors should write home . Heroic Deed of a young Sailor. 83 Letter from an old Shipmaster. 83 1S60. SEAMEN'S FRIEND~ 2 Sailor Boy's Prayer. , i . i,, . i . 11 A Leal'ned Shipmaster .•. ,i . 11, 54 "Chuck-full of the Bible," . 32 Finale of Boat Expedi tidn . . . . 35 Wrecked Japanese. . 49, 50, 38 Mate learning a better Way. . . . . . 45 American Seamen's Friend Society,. 70 "Cast thy bread upon the waters,". 74 Sailors and their Friends . . . . . . . . 75 Rev. H. S. Guinness . 75 Letter to Shipowners. FOREIGN I~TELLIGENCE. Paraguay Expedition . Treaty with Japan . Americanizing England Revival in Scotland. Case of Palmer Letter from Japan . 3 3 S 43 44 51 62 69 74 77 80 90 FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. China . rn, 33 Japan. . 17, 21, 22 1 26, 27, 28, 61, 70, 78 Chaplain of Powhatan. . . 21 Schools of Illinois . . 4:} Yeddo. 51 5 News from India and Mormonism 4, 10, 12 35 Fast Day in England. . . . . 12 42 Religious Awakening in the U. States, 33, 65 . 68, 73 A Peep A broad . . . . 34 81, 82, 83 DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. Sydney. . . . . . 50 Americans not foreigners in England . 58 Commercial Register of Sandwich IslDOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. 'fhe Amoor River . . . . 65, 66 ands. . . . . . 6i 7 1 Call for Bibles among Hawaiians . 12 Atlantic Telegraph . . 73, 78 Presidency of Oahu College. Funeral of Dr. T. C. B. Rooke. 5 Hawaii~ns in America . 22 Victoria's Visit to France . 85 Commercial Register. 6 Forty years ago . 25 DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. Volca:n,o in Action. . 20, 21 Oahu College. . 28, 41, 45, 62 Queen's Hospital . . 33, 37, 65 Crater of Kilauea . . . 42 Re-opening of Oahu 1/ollege. . . . 1, 8 36 Hospitals at Sandwich Islands. . 57 Commerce of Sandwich Islands 21 Proroguing Parliament Odd Fellows' Celebration 36 Que€ 's Hospital . 59, 89 Anniversaries. 41, 45, 51 British Consul. 38 rrhings on Kauai . . . 6,5 Savings Bank. . 50, 59, 60 37 Nuuanu Valley Cemetery 70 Antiquary Affairs . . 59 Sketch of Piikoi's Life. Bible Society. . . 41, 46 Prince Lot . . . . . . 70 New Mill on Maui 60 Oahu College . . . 41, 44 Death of Rev. R. Arm strong. ,: . 79 Falls of Waipio 77 Our Currency. 44, 45, 64 The Comet. . . !;. 78 New Church at Hilo. 46 NEW PUBLICATIONS • DEATHS. . Andrew Johnstone's Death. 56 The Harvard Magazine . . 4 52 8 A Hawaiian Legend. 69 Lord Elgin's China and Japan . Mr. Michael .Gelabert. 73 Rev. J. C. Smith . 16, 60 POLYNESIA. To Cuba and back . . 73 17 N . f ·r Stories of the Ocean. . Capt. Mecham . 55 , Fo1;1r at1v.es o L1 u. . . 2, 73 Hon. I. Kaeo . POLYNESIA. 57 Obituary of Cooke . . . 5, 8 R. Coady, Esq. . . MARQUESAS, EXTRA FOR JUNE. 63 Letter from Rev. C. Barff 27 Dr. James A. Richards. Guano Islands. 30 John Williams 00 POLYNESIA. Pitcairn's and Norfolk Islands. . 34 Harbor of Apia 68 "Aloha," . . 9, 37 Guano Trade. . . . . 52 Martyrs of Erromanga . 69 Isles of the South 13 rrhird Trip of Morning Star to MarqueMartyrs of Patagonia. . . 75 Marquesas . . 29, 41, 42, 43, 45 sas. . . 57, 58 Weather and winds at Apaiang 9-1 Early English Missionaries. 65 Letter from Rev. G. Gill 61 MICRONESIA. Crabs Eating Cocoanuts 77 News from South Seas 74 Letter from South Seas 83 Feejees 75 "Morning Star," . 91 12, 13, 48, 83, 84 9, 10, 11, 14 Bark John Williams. 78 Ebon and Ponape . MICRONESIA. . . . 18 Letter from Aitutaki . 91 Dr. Gulick . Rev. E. P. Roberts. 61 5 Nanakin of Ascensiou . MICRONESIA. Rev. E.T. Doane's Letter 91 12, 13, 48 Morning Star. . . . 12 D.~SH Aw A. ys. 18 Intelligence from Micronesia. Fauna of Ascension . . . 13, 14 Rum Question. 19 Second Trip of Morning Star. Products of Ascension . 1 . . 26, 27 Letter from Rev. E.T. Doarie, 18, 19, 26, 27 Father Mathew Flora of Ascension . . 2 Sailing Directions for Ayan . . . 48 D h 88 L tt f Battle Apian . ', .,! ;. 21 A A St 85 as a ways . . . . . . . e er rom · · · urges . · Empire of Intemperance ,1:, 29, 30 SAILORS' HOME. 20 DASHA WA. YS. Mr. Westcott's Address 38 Appeal . . 92 Signing the Pledge. 30 Moderate Drinkers . 45 Fourth Report, &c . In California. . 52, 66 WRECKS. HAWAllAN HISTORY. In Honolulu. 52 WI1 l 111. C 1· 8 50 a es P aroma . Campbell's Res. on Oahu . . 2, 3, 13, 14, 22, Mr. Beckwith's Address . . 45, 46 Destructive Railroad . . 62 Ellenita . . 30, 38, 45, 46. 84 63 George & Mary Hoisting of British Flag . . 5, 6 Dashaway Constitution . . 66, 67 MISCELLANY. Trumbull's Voyage, Oahu . 61, 62, 69, 70 Mr. Ingols' Address. Cath?lic~s and Aliquis, 2, 181 37, 53 1 54, 66 1 77 WRECKS. WRECKS. .:. . 2 J.B. Lancaster . . 56 Peekmg mto Pekm. . . 29 Twilight Chapter of Disasters. . 4 . 57, 59 Great Mystery Solved. . ,. 67 Lexington . . Loss of Wild Wave . . 19 72 Bonaparte .••···· . 80, 84 Pfiel. . Indian Chief. . 20 72 E,ev. 1)!Cri. Goble 81 Virginia Boat Picked Up . . . . 20, 34 72 Rev. Mr•. Garrett . . . 91 William Tell. Austria's Loss . Union Missionary Meeting. . 21 93 Mastiff Rajah's Loss . Pi•ofane Swearing . . .i, .;; 33 Quakers . . . . . . . . . . . . 33, 36 Melita MISUELLANY. ········ 80 77 :E,ev. T. E. Threlkeld. 38 Forest Moparch Command of Morning Star . 17 Capt. Dowsett. 49 MISCELLANY. 21 Model Steamer Oil Wells . . . . 53 25 Christmas and Thanksgiving. J. J. Jarves as an Author 4 New Haven Circular. 56 . 28, 36 Reform School, Westboro' . . Ancient Navigation . . 9 Our Exchanges . . . 57 Cook's Death . 35 Sea Serpent . 17 Ship "Black Sea,". 60 A Thought. . . 36 A new Robinson Crusoe 22 Theory of the Deluge . . . 66 67 49 Why am I not a Christian ? . Editorial Reminiscences 30 Coffee Blight. ' 67 Book-Keeping by Double Entry 53 Sewing Machine . 36, 43 " Who is a Friend ? " 68 Sabbath and Marriage . rrhe Cambridge Leather Dresser . . 53 . 49, 50 Death of E. C. Pope. 72 Andrew Garret Walk with your hands behind you . . 58 . 73 52 Small Coin. Pacific Expositor Jack and his meal bag. . . . . 61 65 The Ship-Rats 75 rrhanksgiving . 76 Mr. A. Garret . 78 67 Two hearts in one man Royal Family of England rrhougbts for the rrhoughtful. 90 71 Capt. Paty . . 81 Fate of Franklin 91 Swearing 93 1 Singular Adventure. 811 82, 83 ~. . 4~ .1 4- INDEX TO THE FRIEND, n IS61. Sailing Statistics 16 A Reverend Sea Captain 18 American flag provides for and protects those under it 20 '' Cast thy bread,'' &c 20 The Sailor and the Missionary 22 American Sailors' Rights . . 25, 28 Portuguese Seamen . 36 Protection to American Seamen 38 Sailors' Home. . . 84, 85 Whalemen in Siberia. 84 FORElGX INTELLIGfilNCE. Letter from Japan . China. . Revivals in Scotland . Japan . Letter fro::n California Letter from Bremen . .T. J. Jarves . Uprising of a Great People . •. 1S63. IS62. SEAMEN'S FRJEND. 6 14 14 FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. 'l111e Year of Jubilee has come. Arctic Discovery 10, 12, Rebellion . . { 45, 48, Distress in Lancashire. Soldier's Relief Fund . . Irrepressible Conflict. . Surrender of Port Hudson Visit to Vicksburg . . he War in the United States. 5 Late news from United States. 9 Martyrs of Erromanga 19 Letter from Japan . . 19, 20 Good news from United States. . 25 Letter from Oakland. 28 A better time coming in United States, 33 Lands of the Slave and the Free 46 Society Islands 49 Letter from a Rebel. 53 Massacre on board sch. Ann Eliza 57 Rebeldom . 67 Seven days' battle before Richmond . 69, 70 America before Europe . 77, 78 News from Micronesia. . . 86-92 TEMPERANCE. Ml~CELLANY. 11 . 33, 34 The Puritans and their Descendants . 1-5 World's Concert for Prayer. 6 Philology . . 10 Calvin, Knox and Luther . 11 Minnie's Pigeons . 17 .Ancient and Modern Luxury contrasted, 19 Influence of a good Woman. 19 Doctrines of the Bible 30 Origin of Plants 31 Summer Vacation . . 33, 41 Sir John Franklin . . . 37 " Mighty to Save". 56 "Without me ye can do nothing". 78 End of Volume XVIII. 89 Southern Rebellion. 92 POETRY. " Stand like an Anvil " Harry's Epistle to Willie Sea-Sick Poetry . rrhe Sailor's Mother .• Shipmaster's Reverie . Morning Star Papers-Gilbert islands: No. 1--Prefatory . 2-Outline of our Cruise ;;., 42, 3-Gilbert Islanders . 4-Council Houses . . . 5-Government of Gilbert Islands . . . . 43, 6-Royal Family of Tarawa . . . . 7-Prospects of the Mission . 8-Rev. Mr. Bingham's Return, 9-Sea Poetry . . . 10--]'acts and Figures about Gilbert Islands 11-Farewell Glance at Gilbert Islands . 29 32 45 48 90 42 43 43 43 MISCELLANY. . rn, 29 . . 24 60 . 74, 7,5 . 76, 77 Steen Bille's Report. 2, 3, 18, 19, 34, 35 Repeal of Liquor-Law. 9, 11, 13, 25 Dr. Anderson's Visit. 17 Marked Combatants. 36 Editorial Re-union. 40 Ordination of Rev. H. H. Parker 49 Court News. . 30 Hawaiian Evangelical Association, 53, 62 Oahu College. . . . . . 54 " The Fourth". . . . . . 56 Hawaiian Independence . 65-68 Death of H. M. Kamehameha IV 29 SEAME~'S FRIEND. Capt. N ewald alias Dixie 6 A British Surveying Ship . . 28 A Retired Ship-master 28 A Monument to Cook . 29 Hawaiian Seaman escapes Punishment in California. 33 Skilful Operations in Surgery. 46 Sailor turned Editor. 61 Wreck of the ''Anita''·· 72 A New England Ship-master. 74 Death of Admiral Foote 74 Important Decision to Ship-masters. 77 Loss of the "H. H. Crapo". . 85, 86 Scenes in a Boston Bethel . . 90, 91 Uncle Sam's Web Feet . 94 POLYNESl1\. South Seas . Robinson Crusoe's Isla.ml Mrs. Pitman's Death. Madagascar. . 22, 61, 82, Ebon . 36, 37, Tahiti under French Protectorate . Samoan Islands . . Arrival of "Morning Star," from Mil cronesia . . 2 Kidnapping Polynesians Native Newspapers.,;.;. War Tax in the United States . A night among the ice.:bergs . 6 Remarks and Opinions respecting_ the Sandwich Islands. . 9, 10, 11; 141 15 American Slavery and Russian Serfdom, 12 Death of General Miller . 12, 13 Editor's Table-Catalogues. .i; 20, 21 rrhe Poet and his Bride . : 21, 22 Washington's Farewell Address, 25, 26j 27, 30, 31. 29 Stone Fleet . . • •••• ! 33 Noble Language 41 Monitor and Merrimac . 44 A Poetical Diplomat. 4,5 Far~well Epistle of Joel Bean. 49 Christian Hawaiians in California 'l1he Word of God-(a sermon) . . 50, 51 Joseph Heco, Esq . . 53 rrhe Sp~rit of Beauty . . 62 Death of Rev. G. W. Bethune. 68 68 Prof. Hitchcock 69 Complete Angler Poet Cowper on Polynesia . 73, 74 North America-a Review . . . 93, 94 Woman's Position . . 17, 18, 19 44 44 POETRV. 44 45 C6urage, Brother 45 A New Year's Hymn. Ode to God, from Russian 50 Old and Blind-Milton The Changed Cross . . 50 '' In Memoriam'' - Young Prince 26, 36, 43 54, 83, 84 DOMESTIU INTELLIGENCE. 21 21 24 DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. 30 Queen's Hospital 4 57 Mr. Pease's Catalogue. . 33-39 Cook's Voyages . 42 DOMESTIU 11\'T"ELLIGENCE. Great Fire in Honolulu .;:. 5 First Clergyman at Sandwich Islands, 42 Hawaiian Collegians. . 9 Manuscript of Rev. H. Greatheed . 42, 43 44 Hawaiian in Lima. 12 Hawaiian Anniversaries . :. 44 Hawaiians in San Franciseo. 13 rrhe Morning Star . . · 45 Hawaiians in China. 18 Oahu College. 54 Agricultural Progress. . 2,5 Strangers' Friend Society .57-60 Hawaiian Statistics. . Zi'B, 29 Maui and Hawaii . 60 Convention at Hauula. . 49 Rev. A~ rrhurston . 65 Sandwich Islands as a place of Residence, 65 Rice Culture on the Islands. Death of the Prince of Hawaii, 65, 66, 72 POLYNESIA. Four Natives of Lifu . . 11 History of English Preaching in Hono35 lulu . . 81-84 Fanning's Island . . 36 Arrival of the Episcopal Mission 84 Marquesas Mission . . 40 Hawaii-a Review. . 85, 86 Cruise of the Morning Star. . Polynesia . · 49 SEAMEN'S FRIEND. Marine Phenomena . . 72 Revival in Polynesia 85 American Seamen-their rights 13 MICRONESIA. Whalenien's Shipping List. 5 History of the Morning Star. . 10 rrhirty Years on board a man.:.of-war, 75, 76 . . 77 Sailing of the Morning Star. 17 Sympathy for the Sailor 80 Missionary Life in Micronesia . 46, 47 Bible-a Life Preserver 81 Lap-in-Wapa . 65 A grateful Sailor . . . . . . . Island of Ebon . 81-83 Eighth Annual Report~ of the Honolulu Sailors' Honie . 93 Dashaways . . A Dashaway's Address 4 5 1 76 81 MISCELLANY. Ordination of Rev. W. F. Snow 5 Contrabands. . 61 16, 26, 46, 56, 94. Hawaiians in California . . 10 Tribute to American Missionaries . 13 Colenso 13, 20, 27, 41, 60 rrwo Collegians 20 Dr. Guthrie a Teetotaler 21 One Hundred Years Ago-Granville Sharp .,. 26 Thomas Clarkson' s Letter . . . . 27 Shakspeare's Opinion of Wine 44 Lecture on Shakspeare . 49, 50 Rev. rr. Coan's Sermon . 50-53 Mr. Garrett, the Naturalist. . 57 A Glance at the past Half Century . 58, 59 Mr. Synge's Lecture . . 68, 69 The Pen of Heaven . . . 75 American and British Iron-clads 83 End of Vol. 20. 89 NOTICES OF BOOKS. The Sabbath Hymn Book . . 30 Ke Kaao Laieikawai. . . 40 The Near and Heavenly Horizon . 41, 42 Liberty and Loyalty. 58 Seventeen Years in Polynesia. . 70 The Slave Power . . 84 The Invasion of the Crimea . . 90 rrwo Men and rrwo Books 93 POETRY. 6 Unseen Battle-field . . 13 56 78 88 4 14 22 83 38 62 69- To Kamehameha I . . The Snake in the Grass Monody on Admiral Foote . '' Just as I am" 14 16 43 80 90 5 INDEX TO THE FRIEND. 1S65. 1S64. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. IS66. FOREIGN INTELLIGENUE. cific Cod-fishery . 13 . 1, 64 4 American News Hawaii, Russia, America ;; . 18 9 Rebel Sympathizers in England , . 21 Letter ,;;;. 21 from Auckland . War Letters. . . . . . . . . . 28, 30 29 . . . 30 Boston as Seen by a Hawaiian 21 Intemperance in California. Letter from Japan . . 34 A British Field-Officer's Opinion of the 35 War. . 32, 38 Loss of the London . . 30 . 41, 44 . 33 Queen Emma in England . . 41 Surrender of Lee's Army 48 35 Letter from Gen. ArmsUong. . 45 Public Executions in China. 52 . 36 1 37 Foreign Policy of China 50 Letter from Japan . 65 Rebellion on its Last Legs . 38 American College in Pekin . 69 Religious Liberty in China. 86 . 38, 73 Wreck of the Libelle . . 93 U.S. Christian Commission. . . . 88 . . 45, 64 Hawaiian Club 54 Loyal Americans in England. 48 Queen Emma's visit to United States, 101 84 Burn, Sink and Destroy . 65, 66, 67, 70 DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. 61 ·wreck of the Brother Jonathan 66 . . 9, 10, 11, 14 64 Disbanding the Armies . . . . 68 Volcanic Phenomena. Most inexcusable Ignorance . . 13 65 An Englishman's Opinion of Negro 22 77 Suffrage . . . . . 78 Hawaiian Antiquities. Mission Church Polity. 33 83 DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. Reformed Catholic :M ission . . 44, 45 85 The Storm . 6 Wreck of the Hornet. 49 Hawaiian Dictionary. 24, 37, 44 Third Annual Report H. E. A. DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. . -49, 52 Dr. Hillebrand's. Mission . 29, 30 Reminiscences of Kapiolani. 69 . 36 Sermon on Domestic Missions. Funeral of the Late King 16 Extra Special J;tejoicings . . . 73, 80 Kauai Revisited 17 Attempt to carry off American Flag. 36 Mile-stones about Oahu 88 . . . . . . . 40 Silver Wedding Hawaiian Dictionary. 24, 53, 89 American Trade 98 Stranger's Friend Society . . 33, 45 Hawaiians Mourn Lincoln's Death. 48 49 EDITOR'S TABLE, Oahu College Exhibition . . 41 Missionary News 56 Book in Language of 1rarawa . Sermons on Behalf of Foreign Missions, 49 New Hawaii. 57 Narrative of Visit to Honolulu, 1822. 201 Commencement Week 50 Restoration Day Observance of the Fourth of July, 57, 58, 59 Hawaiian Mission Children's Society. 60 Report of Haw. Supreme Court, 28 78 "Occasional Papers," . A Day in Vacation at Oahu College, 65, 66 Visit of the Saranac. 36 A Day in Nuuanu Valley . . 76 EDITOR'S TABLE. 4,5 Love Life of Dr. Kane . A Day on the Beach at Waikiki 82 The Hawaiian Islands . 4 American Mission to Haw. Islands . 52 Peaceful Revolution. . 68 Chronicles of Schonberg-Cotta Family, Kapiolani, Poem 53 A Hawaiian Family in the Woods . 86 True Apostolic Succession 5, 12. 72 A Peep in the Legislative Assembly. 90 New Hawaiian Hymn Book . 5 'l1rubner's Record . 85 Thanksgiving, November 24th. 92 Gems from the Coral Islands . . 92 ~1 I Hi_story of _Julius Caeser til Blmd Bartnneus . 99 A Sermon, by Rev. Dr. Tyler. . SEAMEN'S FRIEND. 76 Social Life of the Chinese Dr. Baxley's Book . 110 Ninth Report of Sailor's Home Society, 6 Miss Anderson's Book . 77 SEA.MEX'S FRIEND. Conversion of a Jewish Sailor. 42 Life of Marcus 'full us Cicero. . 85 Meritorious Young Sailor . 44 History of Julius Cresar . . 85 Eleventh Report of H. S. Home . ,; 5 Russian Admiral's Letter 45. 45 History of Discoveries in Cyrene 85 Heading for Sailors . .•.•. ;. 19 Eulogy on A. Lincoln. 88 Admiral Pearson's letter •. 25 POLYNESIA. A word from H. B. M. S. Clio. 36 SEAMEN'S FRIEND. . . 38 '' Sailor's old Shoes," . n,h · · L anguage, { 1, lo, 2, 11, 3, 129 .1. e p o1ynesian Annual Report of Sailors' Home 3 A Sa,ilor brought Home to God . 82, 84 105 Missionary Voyage of " Morning { 5, 13 Seamen should Respect Themselves . 18 A Screw Loose Somewhere . . 22 Jesus Christ the Anchor of the Soul, Star" to the Marquesas, by the 14, 15 Warning to Seamen . 60 106, 107. Rev. B. W. Parker. 18, 19 Information Obtained . 62 Hawaiian Seamen . A Day Among the Cannibals. . 17, 18 A Sailor's Yarn 108 Marquesan Mythology. . . 20 POLl. NESIA. POLYNESIA. Bible Among the Samoans . . 20 6 Tenth Cruise of Morning Star . . . 1, 3 . . Kidnapping Polynesians 22 Tattooing . 77 vVar in New Zealand . 12 Friendly Islands 25, 26, 27 Samoan, or Navigators' Islands Letter from Hawaiian Missionary 24 New Zealand. . 37, 52 Lights and Shadows of Micronesian 34 Life. 9, 10, 11 Letter from Rev, J, H. Kekela . . 57, 64 MICRONESIA. Bible Translation Among Micronesians, 12 Puritan Missions in the S. I. . 85 . -52, 53 Death of Martyr of Erromanga Ascension, or Ponape . . 33 Letter from Micronesia Harbor of Apia 88 Wellington Island . . 35 Matters and Things in Ascension . 90, 91 Missionary Vessels . 94 84 Ebon . 35 Removal of the Kings of Hawaii 84 Volcano on a Coral Island 36 National Records in Royal Tomb MJSCELLANY. . 37, 38 Cruise of the "Morning Star," MISCELLANY. Reform ~n U. S. Navy . 6 Marshall Islands 77 6 3 Oldest Commercial City Massacre of Crew of the "Franz," 77 A Boston Notion Not to Our Liking. 21 . . 9 New Year in Washington Gale at the Marshall Islands . 80 An English Yacht . 25 Boston Notion of the Right Starnp . 16 Sunny-side Item . . . 26, -27 Walls Crumbling 10 The Puritan of 1863 . . MARINE INTELLIGENCE. 20 A Heroine . . 21 Curious Relic from Marquesas. New Rocks near California .: 8 Give Us Our Daily Bread 30 35 Considerations for Christians . Ship" Congress" at Marquesas 24 Mangero 37 . . . . . . 40 'fhe Kearsarge awl Alab~ma . . Chart Errors, Pitcairn's Island 40 Lincoln Greeting the Poor 46 Puritan Benevolence of the "Olden England's Gain, America's Loss 64 Our Native Village Again Time," 44, 54 91 Jeff. Davis on Treason. Clipper Ship "Oracle," . 53, 54 54 Dr. Anderson1s Farewell Letter . 66, 67 Mons. De 'focqueville. . . 56 "Siah Brown,' 1 a tale . '\-VRECKS. . 89, 90 A Chapter on the Puri tans ,. ,. . 58, 59 Bread Cast on the Waters . s, 48 Missionary Items, . . . .• Loss of Ship "Asterion," . 91 59 'rhe Bible . Loss of Sehr. "Emma Rooke," 9 Music and Literature . 94 . 60 Nautical Information . Wrecks at the Guano Islands, of the 102 Negro Suffrage .,. . . . 61 Beautiful Sdenery . . Ships "Lady Washington," "St. Sandwich Islands Indebted to Missions, 69 POETRY. Charles" and "Mary Robinson,". 72 Hawaiians and other Polynesians ComLoss of the '' Mary,". 91 16 pared . ;;1. • •••• 1 89 Lines on a Skeleton . . Loss of Ships" Mattapan," "Arno," &c. 96 Kapiolani . . . . . 69, 70 PERSONAL.; 'fhe Ballad of the Whale 96 POETRY. Edward Everett . . . 1 . . . 20 Intemperance. . 96 l\farvuesan Mother's Lament. 21 Vice President Johnson 22 President Edwards . . ······. 102 16 Rev. John Hall Jack and the Birds . . 40 "Help Lord or we Perish," . . . 107 "One Hundred Barrels More," 72 Death of President Lincoln . 41 Serenade . 109 86 Sermon on President Lincoln . . 41, 44 The Resurrection . . '' Home, Sweet Home,'' . 109 Madagascar,. . . Put Down the Rebellion Feeling among Loyal People of the North . . Great Emigration from Ireland to America . Cheering News . . . . . . Russia, 8,000 School Houses. . . Abraham Lincoln and A. Johnson . . . t·ian Comm1ss1on. , . { 52, 67, U . S . Ch r1s 701 711 Lincoln's View of Emancipation Letters from Dr. Wood . 61, Captain Hall's Arctic Expedition Naval Battle--Alabama Sunk. The Work goes Nobly On . . Late War News Letter from South America. Successful Campaiging 1 •. INDEX TO THE FRIEND. 1S67. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Summary of News from Australia. 1 Letter from Mr. Van Reed, of Japan. 16 Dr. Wood's Letters . . . . 29, 48, 94, 100, 101 Persecution of Catholic Missionaries in Corea 42 Ceylon . 42, 43 Japan, New Dictionary 45, 98, 99 Foreign News . 72 European Letter from James A. Daly. 99 DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. Endowment of Oahu College . 1 13 Religious Interest in Honolulu 24 Hawaiian Commerce, 1866 . . 24 ,American Relief Fund 41 "One Sabbath out of Harness," 49 Month of June in Honolulu . . 50 Home Missions, Sermon . . 52 Anniversary of Oahu College 54 Evangelical Association 68 Editorial Correspondence, Maui 69 Cook's Monument . . . . . 73-80 :Annual Reports, (Supplement) 81 Wailuku Valley 97 Hawaiian and Japanese Plants EDITOR'S TABLE. 'Oahu College Catalogue 5 Notice of 3 new Books on South Seas, 21, 22 Bancroft's History, ninth volume. 25 War in New Zealand 36 Trubner's Publications 44 Beecher's Norwood. 52 Mr. Ellis' new Book on Madagascar, 66, 67 Horace Mann's Pamphlet on Plants, 98 "Kathrina," . 109 1S6S. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. A Good Time Coming Affairs at Tahiti . . British Congregational Ministers . European Correspondence . . Queensland . . City of Osaka, Japan A new Port in New Zealand Hawaiians in California . DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE, 1S69. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. 10 Bunyan's Pilgrim's P1·ogress in China, 24 Gen. W. Williams of Norwich . . 41 45 53 54 67 69 Rev. Edward Johnson 14 Foreign Church, "\Vailuku. 16 Rev. Asa Thurston. . 25, 26, 28 Earthquakes on Hawaii . 33, 34, 36 New Book on Hawaii 35 The Mud-Flow 37 Hawaiian Evangelical Association. 41 Installation of Rev. A. 0. Forbes ·. 49 Queen Emma's Countryman a Pagan, 50 Fifth Annual Report of H. E. A., 60-64 Summer 'I1rip around Hawaii . 73-76 Obituary of Rev. L. Andrews 84 Death of Robert G. Lawrence 86 Death of H. R. H., M. Kekuanao.a, 97 Death of Captain John Paty . 98 To the Friends of the Chinese 99 SEAMEN'S FRIEND. Annual Meeting of H. S. H. Society, 1 Annual Report of H. S. H. society, 5 Rear Admiral Pearson . . 6 Sailor's Marriao-e Fee 32 'rhe Goovl Pilot 46 Foreign Seamen . 65 Sailors' Rights Established. 66 North Pacific Whaling Fleet 69 TEMPERANCE J.,'RIEND. Senator Yates . . 8 2 American Seamen not Paupers 9 Temperance Publications . . 4 Open Despatch 9, 10, 11 On the Reef . Good News from a Man-of-war's-man, 13 POLYNESIA. United States Hospital 13, 20, 21 Fiji Islands-Cannibalism . 9 Honolulu Sailors' Home Society •····· 14 Marquesas Islands . . 12 Death of a Sailor, U.S. S. Levant. 34 'l'rip of new MorniP~ Star. 13, 17-23 Romance of Real Life 46 Convention, 1870 . 17 Death of John Byrns 53 Religious 'l'oleration . 27 'l'he Sailor. 70 Cannibalism at the Marquesas . 28 Shipmaster's Letter from England. 86 Island of Niue, or Savage Island. 29 "Converted at Sea,". . . 89-91 Marquesian Mother. . 29 .Midnight Prayer-meeting at Sea . 102 Pitcairne1·s, Past and Present . 37, 38 POETRY. History of the Marquesian Mission, 50, 51 ,, oa h u, " b Y J · J · Ayres ······ of Manihiki . . . 82 11 Island 98 1 1 I 1 "'l'he Gracious Call," Rev. E. Corwin, 13 N ews from th e F". J s an d s. Missionary Life-boat, H. Bingham, Sen., 16 NAVAL. Unseen Battle-Field. 27 H. B. M.'s Ship Cameleon . 6 14 New Morning Star, l\Iaile Quarterly, 35 French Ship Coetlogon Grand Exposition . . 51 U. S. Ship Mohongo. . . . Hawaiian Music 51 H. B. M.'s Ship Reindeer . . 44 "Will you meet me there?" 56 U. S. Ship Lackawanna "I hope there to meet you," 56 H. B. M.'s Ship Scout 88 "The Millennium," . 65 U. S. Ship Ossipee. 99 "Jesus, I my Cross have taken," . 99 EDITOR'S TABLE. "Look unto Me," . 107 Th H ·t & 11 Memories of Childhood 107 e ermi age, c. . Shipwreck at Sea . . 24 Josiah Quincy's Life . . 42 MISCELLANY. Old Roman World 72 Thanksgiving Discourse . 1-4 The Legends . . 88 C. Brewer & Co . . . 51 6 Hawaiian on Ancient Greece . 94 The Frieud the oldest paper in the Pacific, 12 Books 101 t-,enator Wilson on Temperance . 13 Hawaiian Club Papers MISCELLANY. General Smith, United States Consul, 17 . . 1, 2 Voyage of First Missionary Packet, 17-20 Siberian Explorer . 4 Time among Ancient Hawaiians. 20 New Year's Reflections, 1868 . 9 'l'emperance Legion, 21, 30, 45, 56, 81, 97 Lehigh University . 12 Judge Robertson's Death . . 25, 26 Amherst College Catalogue . . 14 Memorials of Rev. J. S. Emerson . 28 A Convert to Foreign Missions Loss of the Kathay . . 32 Union among Protestant Christians,. 16 . . 42 Kindness Rewarded. 34 Relation of Bible to Science. 43 Kanaka Divers 36 American Wells Loss of the Daniel Wood. 37 Position of Islands in North Pacific, 48 52 Murder of <Japtain Howes . 38 Aheong, the Colporteur The Doctrine of the Cross. 67 Position of Islands in Micronesia, 54, 56 . 57-60 Longfellow, the Poet. . 69 The True Theory of Missions 68 Rev. F. S. Rising's Letter. . 82-84 Visit to Cook's Monument. 70 Haleakala, Second Visit . 84, 85 A Southern Hit at Yankees 78 Homer's Iliad, etc. 92, 93, 106 Submarine Volcanic Eruption 80 Snake Story, with a moral. . . 102 Queen Victoria. . 81 Quarter of a Century of Editorial Labor, 105 Cornell University. Arctic Land Discoveries . . .110, 111 Believer's Triumph over Death . 84, 85 SEAMEN'S FRIEND. t 3 3 6 6 8 New Order of Affairs in Spain . Normal School among the Freedmen, More of the Earthquake . . . Railroad Speed Ti-Ping Revolution in China Progress of the Suez Canal. . A Branch of the Washington Family in Germany. . . . Pacific rrheological Seminary . Progress of the Gospel in 8pain . From the Overland Party. . Laying the Corner-stone of the Orphan's Home at Vallejo, California, Spain-Memorials of an Auto <la fe, 14 17 19 20 32 37 49 52 80 DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. Annual Meeting of H. S. H. Society, Oahu College. . . . Rev. Frank 'l'hompson Rev. R. D. Thompson American Relief Fund Letter from Hilo . . . . . . What Oahu College Needs. Honolulu Pastors-Past and Present. Missionary Work among the Chinese, 33, j ~1?-stallation of Rev. Frank Thomps~n, S1x~h An~ual Report H. E. _A~s?ciat10n, ! Arrival of H. R.H., Duke of Edmburgh, Departure of Hawaiian Missionaries. Independent Order of Good 'l1emplars, The Coast Line of__ Hawaii. . ~etter from Haw_au . rhe Labor Question. NAVAL. H. B. M.'s Ship Galatea . . . French Steamer Lamothe Piqnet . . United States Ship Mohican. . . H. B. M.'s Ship Cameleon . SEAMEN'S FRIEND. Paid too dear for his hat, or a Yankee sailor's reason for going to sea . . A Remarkable Voyage . . Those two Sailor Boys A Rich Whale . . The Sheltering Rock. . . . rrhe Bottom of the Ocean . . Have I no Father?. . . . . Heroic Conduct of a Midshipman . . The Russian Nobleman and his Bible, "Wrong! I don't care for that," . The Cleansing Blooct . . . . . . . . Let go that ::;tern Line . . A new Life-saving Apparatus " Son, Remember ! ". . . . Startling to "Old Salts," . . The Forgotten Vow. . . First News from the Arctic . End of Volume Twenty-six . . 'l'he Dying Sailor . . . . 2 2 13 17 19 26 26 27 65 48 57 69 70 73 77 81 89 69 78 104 97 12 21 30 35 36 37 54 56 69 70 77 77 78 86 88 92 96 97 100 TEMPERANCE. Reformation of Drunkards. . 6 Prohibition of Liquor 27 A Doctor's Story . . 38 rrom's First "Drunk," 53 An Exciting Scene. 85 A Terrible Bedfellow. . . . 93 An Appeal to Lord Renfrew, the Prince of Wales, on the pernicious effects of his Cigar and Pipe . 101 POLYNESIA. New Chapel on Strong's Island 1 New Commercial Enterprise in the Pacific . 5 Gospel Seed on Strong's Island . 5 Something about the Fijis, 20 years ago, 9 Arrival of the Morning Star . 46 Three Sabbaths at the Marquesas. 46 POETRY. Elliot's Indian Bible . The Great Enchanter. Contents of a Sailor's Till. . The 8tory of a Popular Song Honolulu (from its entrance) "Come this way, my Father," The River of rrime . 6 14 22 29 32 38 77 . . . IND_EX TO THE FRIEND. 1S70. 1S71. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. The Suez Canal 11 Efforts in behalf of Chinese in California, 48 War in Europe 73 English verdict on Capt. Eyre. 77 The Chinese in Massachnsetts. 77 Meeting of the Hawaiian Club. 85 American-Chinese College, Pekin 93 Treaty with the Uni~ed States and inhabitants of Ponape, or Ascension . 102 Meeting of the American Board in the United States . 110 DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. Mission vVork among the Chinese . l, 25 Christmas at Hilo . 9 Annual Meeting of the Honolulu Sail9 ors' Home Society. Loss of the Morning Star . . 17 Extracts from the Report of Rev. J. F. Pogue, Delegate of the Hawaiian Board to Micronesia. 21, 29, 37 Steam Communication with Australia, 34 Home Again. 44 Mr. ~he~mg's R~quest. 48 The Jubilee Festival. 49 The Fourth of July. . 57 Dedication of Good Templars' Hall, . 64 Seventh Annual Report of the Hawaiian Evangelicnl Association. 65 An Infamous Traffic. 85 N ewspaperial Changes in Honolulu. 92 Successful Trip of the Annie. 97 American rrhanksgiving 105 Week of Prayer 108 NAVAL. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Ocean and Midway Islands . The Mont Cenis 'l'unnel rrhe Missing Earl of Aberdeen . . 22, Pitcairn's and Norfolk Islands. . French Fair in Boston. . 28, Mills' Seminary Embassy to Russia . . Chicago and Wisconsin Conflagration . The Martyr Bishop of Melanesia . MISCELLANY. 1S72. 12 13 36 28 43 50 59 94 96 DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. Sixteenth Annual Report of the Honolulu Sailors' Home Society Loss of the U. S. Ship Saginaw Instruction of the Chinese and Japanese Society protecting itself against Rum Selling . Custom. House Statistics for 1870 Oahu College. Death of Deacon A. S. Cooke. Peace Ce]ebration . Opium License and Pauperism . 45, The Late Sherman Peck, Esq. . Organization of the Hawaiian Association of Congregational Churches . Eighth Annual Report of Board of Hawaiian Evangelical Association Sailing of the Morning Star. A new Missionary Society . . . . Visit to the Police Court Loss of the Arctic Fleet . Terrible Shipwreck and Loss of Life. Loss of the Japan . . . . . , . ,. ,. 86, 'l'he Late Alexander Adams. A Plea for the Monthly CoBcert NAVAL. Arrival of the Austrian'frigate Donau, 4 U. S. Ship Mohican . . 8 U.S. Ship Nyack . . U.S. Ship Jamestown . 25, 33, 86 French Gunboat Hamelin 25 H. B. M.'s Ship Scylla U.S. Ship Saginaw . . H. B. M.'s Ship Ringdove, . 93 H. B. M.'s Ship Zealous U. S. Ship St. Marys . 108 H. I. R. M.' s Ship Almaz U.S. Ship Jamestown .• SEAM EN'S FRIEND, Christian Progress a Duty · 6 H. I. R. M.' s Ship Boyarin . . The one thing Needful. 6 H. I. R. M.'s Ship Iv:mmroud . SEAMEN'S FRIEND. Heroic Consuls 13 The good Warfare . . 14 Addison's Reflections upon a Storm Jack and his hard lump 14 at Sea . ,.,. .,. . . Good News from the Sea 24 Don't forget the Poor Fellow . . A friendly word to Seamen. 32 Father Ta;ylor the Sailor's Preacher. Where will you be in Eternity ? 35 New Regulation of the United States Remarkable ship's cook 41 Navy respecting Seamen . The Rescued Brand. 46 Sailors most prompt to acknowledge John Chinaman the Sailor . . 73 a Favor . ,. Remember the Sabbath Day to keep it Noble Charity holy. 76 EDITOR'S TABLE. A Genuine 'remperance Ship. 97 What must you do? . , .,. '. . 101 The Coming Event. The Oldest and the Newest Empire. Short and easy method of doubling Cape Horn. . . . ,. ,.:.~'. . 102 Christianity and Greek Philosophy. Temperance man of the l'ight stam,p. 102 Gems from the Coral Islands. Tbe Story of a "Working Man's Life. EDITOR'S TABLE. Historical Notes of the Earthquakes of Hall's Journal of Health ''.'.'.·ir 1 New England from 1638 to 1869, . 'l'he Sabbath at Home. 9 Seventh Annual Report of the Board Music Hall Sermons. .,. 45 of State Charities of Massachusetts. New Book on China. 45 History of the Sandwich Islands Mission, Memorial Discourse. ., 60 The Lands of Scott. . . Pre-historic Nations. ,. 78 Books and Reading; or, What Books The origin and migration of the Poly~ shall I read and how shall I read them, nesian nation . " 78 The Life of Jes us-The Christ. . Volume Twenty-seven. '. ! . ,. Rev. Hiram Bingham, Sr. . -~ . , George Peabody . Iron Ocean Steamers. . . Death of the Author of "Ben Boltz". Exploring the Ocean Bed . · . Anson Burlingame. ·· Rev. Richard Croker. ,. . New Theory about Peopling America. : Death and Burial of Charles Diclums. China Viewed in the Light of Propheciy Egyptian Mummies. . · . Sir George Grey's Opinion of MiE!sions Transportation of Egyptian O~elisk~ to Europe . . . · . Oil from Cotton Seed. · Dates and Facts to be Noted. Letter from Rev. T. Coan . . ._ f EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS. 1 Visit to Sweden . 4 Extracts of a Letter from Rev. T. Coan, 5 Visit to Canada 5 Letter from Mr. Aheong 6 English and Samoan Missionaries sent 16 to the Gilbert Islands 40 Letter from the Rev. Mr. Fletcher . 60 Visit to the Home of Luther. . 76 Letter from the Rev. Gideon Smales.:'.'.·:· 78 MISCELLAN y. 81 92 Nokohama Mungero, one of the Jt\p-. 93 anese Envoys to Europe . .:. 3 4 18 20 FOREIGN INTELLIGENPE. :.t ew Church in Goshen, N. Y. The late Bishop Patteson The Hassler Expedition . . Superstiti.on among the Ainos ·of Japan, Japanese Embassy-official. . Iwakura's Speech in San Francisco.:. All aboard for the N 01;th Pole. Finances of the United States.~ . Samoa or Navigator's Islands. . U. S. Treaty with Samoan Islrnders. Prince Tanaka-Japanese Minister of Education. .' . . Another Martyr of Erromanga . U. 8. Government Survey of the Pacific U. S. Act of Congress, for the Protection of Seamen . . . 72 1 78, 86, The Great Seal Expedition . . . . Good Templars in England. Livingstone and Stanley . '.'. 21 26 27 DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. 29 52 XVII Annual Report of the Honolulu 51 Sailor's Home Society . . 54 57 60 60 73 84 84 90 95 96 Laying the Corner Stone of the New Government Building · · American Relief Fund . . . Openin of the Legislative Assem,bly. Strang1.r's Friend Society . . Opium Lecture . . ;. · The Hawaiian Evangelical Associat~on, Prorogation of the Legislative Assembly Grandmothers' Tea Party . Death of Mrs. Laura F. Judd. Hawaiian rrheological Sem,inary Rum and Murder . . . 3 12 14 1~- ,8 20 35 37 42 46 51 6q 61 9;4 74 74 80, 14 19 20 36 4'i 41 4~ 6Q 69 78 76 85 NAVAL. 5 U. S. 8. Frigate '! California," . 13 U.S. S. Sloop" Narragansett," 21 H. B. M. S. "Scout," . : Cruise of H. B. M. S. ~• Rosario," French Frigate "La Flore," . 4 4 !~ 25 26 3~ 69 69 SEAMEN'S FRIEND. 80 Walrus Catchh1g . · :. · Proposed Christian Sailors' Union Notices of Early Nantucket Whalemen, A Funeral at Sea · . . . . 11 Protection for SaUoni•. :. . . An Enc()~ra!~T:v:~: .:~=L~ilors . !i 66 The Union Prayer ~ook 67 96 20 20 30 30 35 35 . ,. North Pacific Pilot'. . . Kidnapping in the South Seas. Evidence of the .Affinity of th~ Polynesians and· Ame·rican Indians with the Chinese, &c:. Ka ·Bt:ike. Himenl Hawaii . . Ancient Aw,erica· . ,. . . . Curious Facts of Old Colonial Days. Daily L\fe and Origin of the Tasmanians The ¥~d:µight Sky . ,. EXTRACT~ FROM LETTERS. Letter from Mr.Aheong 22 30 35 62 69 ~2 1 10 20 34 43. 59 80 85 98 ,I . ,•.,. 2 2 11, 43, 98 . 11 · Letter fron;i a Gu~no Island, .,. 74 Lettei- f,·om Rev. ·nonald McLaren . :. 28 . :. 43 98, rrhe fosslb1e Future of Japan .,' rralcab,uano, Chile .,. t . ;. .:. 51 43 "''."" 57 Literary Gossip 73 Letters 'from Micronesia Letters froni the Haw~iian Con~ulate, 4 . . . . . . .: Lo.ndon .,., 14 Letter fri:nt1- Spaln . . . "'.:"" . 19. Cruise qf the U.S. S. Narragansett. 2~ Letter from, Pitcafrn's Island. . Meeting of the Ame.rican '.Board at New 25, 42 62 sq H,aye.+\ . ·· ·· · 54 71 88 90 96 ¥.JSCELLANY. r.('lle S:p~r\t of the Press:: ::"::" . . Valµ~n:>;f 014 Newspapers . . Ethnological and Philological Notes resp.ecting lI'awaifans;::. . . 2 The Shakers. . . . 3 '~ qq the S~boi:i,~J1 .we Rested." Dec. 3 3 4 6 The Late General ·William Willia:w,s:. 94 Chinese Testimony. . . . 6 2otE:i w20. . . . . 6 Hi Gail Hamiljqri' on the Sandwich Islands, 9 Ah Ting and his Contemporaries 100 Chaplain Stewart . . . . 14 Crµi~e of' 'fP:~ Morning Star. . 11 102 :peath of the Rev. W. F. Sno-w., 1~ Tfi~ 4l~9ama Claims. . 27 971 8 INDEX TO THE FRIEND. 1S73. FOREIGN INTELUGENCE. President Grant's Message, 1872 How I found Livingstone . . American Home Life at ChristmaB'. Sad case of J. C. King.: Who is Edward Garrett? Why did Stanley seek for Livingstone ? Information wanted about the Hawaiian Islands. Germany and Great Britain . . Letter from Rev. B. G. Snow . . Starbuck Island Fiji Islands . England Miss Smiley, a Quakeress Norfolk Island . Arctic Explorations . Affairs in Alaska Hawaiians in the United States 'H1e Poet King, Sweden . . Missionaries in China and Japan Protestant Tahitians . Annual meeting of A. B. C. :F'. M. Pope and the German Emperor DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE, IS74. 3 6 10 14 14 19 22 29 3S 38 42 43 52 54 78 84 86 91 92 · 99 Kamehameha Dynasty 1 English Visitor 3 0 . Future King. 4 King Lunalilo. . . . . . . 12 Information about the Hawaiian Islands, 17 American Relief Fund. 20 Bishop Staley on our Situation 22 Census of the HawaUan Islands 25 New Testament in Gilbert Island langua~ M,3~M Strangers' Friend Society . . . 41 Hawaiian Evangelical Association . 57-64 Honolulu Life. 66 NAVAL. U. S. S. Benicia· · '!'"' U.S. S. California . Cruise of the U.S. S. Narragansett . U. S. S. Portsmouth . U. S. S. Saranac . Italian frigate Garibaldi ·•::"" H. B. M. S. Scout . H.B. M. S. Cameleon . •t•• ~· •• H. B. M. S. Repulse. H. I. M. S. Askold . FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. 1S7:i. DOM,ESTlC INTELLIGENC£, Transit of Venus . . ., . ~, 1 Installation of Rev. A. 0. Forbes ~••:•·,~ 3 Flitner's Transit Instrument. 4 'rhe Late Capt. Meek. · .:.:.; 9 Our Island Boys Abroad . . 12 Rev. E.T. Doane's Missionary Address, 20 Death of Capt. A. Russell . '. . 25 Meteorological '£able at Honoh1lu 30 Our Island Authors, . ,. . 3.6 Obituary of Mrs. E. F. Bishop. 38 American Relief Fqrid. . . . 43 Hawaiian Hotel 44 Oahu College. . . . 54 DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. Hawaiian Evangelical Association . 57, 64 . ,. 70 Nineteenth Report of Sailors' H. Society, 8 rrhe King's '£emperance Speech 78 Hawaiian Hotel .,. . ,. 13 Mrs. Judd's 93d Birth-day . 88 Commercial Register, 1874 . O Death of Paul N ahaolel ua . . . Our New King . ,. 20 MISCELLANY. Our Late King . 20, 21 Discovery of the Planet Neptune 3 Hawaiian national hymn 24 More about the Great Pyrap.1id 9 Oahu College. . 28 Fate of the Apostles. . ,. 13 Opening of Hawaiian Legislature 36 "Survival of the Fittest" ~. 14 Death of Miss Ogden. 38 Transit of Venus-ip 1639 :. . 14 Death of Mrs. Dole. 49 Obookiah on the Death of Capt. Cook. 17 Silver Weddings 50 Eevivals of Religion. . 33 Oahu College. 52 Three thousand Eggs a year. 38 Hawaiian Missionary Society's ReTalmage's Sermon . . 46 port. . . 57-64 Study of the Old Testalnent. . . 46, 75 Reciprocity. 73, 89, 100 Sermon on Missions. . . . . . 49 Ourious Document relating to Japan. 67 Y. M. C. ASSOCIATION. . 74 Thought for the 'l'houghtful. . 8 First Printing Press in Oregon Lotteries--An Essay . 16 What causes the mildness of our climate 81 . . 83 32 A Monument to Baxter Who sha11 stop the mischief? . 86 40 'rhe two great Poems of India. Annual Meeting 89 48 Hindoo Poetry, (review of above) Legislation on Temperance .! . 91 Questions of the Day. 48 A Disciple of Guthrie.,. 97 Mercantile Honor-Essay . 56 'rwo German Crusoes. . . . . . . . 102 , 72 Quarter-deck Manners. Temperance Question . . Prejudice-Essay . 80 Centennial '£hanksgiving Sermon, Sup88 plement for December . . . . 105 Prayer Meetings Chinese Empire--Essay 96 A Safe Investment . 96 1S76. Catalogue of the Yotrlih of Hawaii 96 Madagascar . 1 Japan. 3, 11, 22 Samoan Islands . 3, 74 Death of Agassiz . . . 11 Changes of Population in N. England. 19 Iceland . 33, 103, 109 Papuasia . 35 Hawaiian Club in Bostm.1 . 38 New Explorations in Micronesia . 42, 43 Letter from Tahiti . 46 Micronesia . 50 Queen Victoria 75 . 13 13 29 45 92 DOMESTIU INTELLIGENCE. 100 SEAMEN'S FRIEND, 13 A Good Word for Honolulu Mechanics 30 Twenty-first Annual Report of the Ho13 The Lost Watch 46 49 Sailors' Rights nolulu Sailors' Home Society . 51, 78, 101, 102 Our new Attor:q.ey General . 77 Late Earl of Aberdeen. Important to Navigators in the Paoific, 75 Sit Moon SEAMEN'S FRIEND, Jack a Philosopher . . . 94 The Kings of Hawaii. . . . A Sailor turned Missionary,. ,. .,.,. 4 Loss of a Boat's Crew. 104 United States Consulate, Honolulu . . Eighteenth Report of H. S. H. So, . . 9 Abstract of t4e Report of the Delegate EDITOR'S TABLE. Sailors' Snug Harbor. . . 11 for the Hawaiian Board to MicroneThe Wreck and Rescue, John :13urns. ,li, 18 History of Amherst College . . 25 sia, 1875--,6 . The Nation!s Wards. ,, . 46 The perfect horse . . . . . 25 Our new Sabbath School Library at Our Sailors, An Appeal 52 Shakspeare and Emblem ,vriters 34 the :a~thel. . Jack's Pilgrimage to Jerusalem 74 Sub-tropical Rambles . 46 Chinese Evening School Letter from a Sailor. 83 Hampton and its Students . .,., . . 65 Mrs. Betsey .Judd . Ran old McDonald . . . 94 The Martyr Bishop of Melanesia . . 70 A brief Description of Honolulu History of United States-Bancroft . . 103 'l,he Late Mr. James Robinson . POETRY. 14 Lunalilo New Vestry and Repairs on the Bethel POETRY. 22 A Voice Holy Scripture M NAVAL 46 Influence Baby Bell :! : :" 94 In Memoriam . 85 Mrs. Lofty and I 109 · I-I. I. Japanese Majesty's steam corvette . . 89 Lines on a Sea Shell. . One Year in '.H~aven . : . 'rsukuba . 107 French corvette Infernet EDITOR'S 'f ABLE. MISUELLANY. U. S. S. Lackawanna. How I found Livingstone ,. . 25, 26 Foreign Missions 2 H. I. German Majesty's ship Vineta . :-••r:• Plea for the Old Parish, &c. 27 Christmas Offering . 4 U. S. S. Tuscarora . . . . Historic Origin of the Bible: . ,. . . 41 Uncle Sam . 9 H. B. M. S. Fantome. Rise and Fall of the Slave Power m the Honor to an old Shi pm aster . 10 MISCELLANY. 42 Commerce United States and Science--Tuscarora and . 49, 50 Paradise in the Pacffic. ·····:i• The Poetic Possibilities of the Pacific. Portsmouth. .,, 17, 18 Rev. W. Anderson . :. . . 69 God in Nature. __ 14 rrhe Living Christ and Dead Oracles. 99 Do Bryant's Iliad and u.·S. Cinsus Americans hate England ?. 26 Cast thy Bread upon the waters, and MISCELLANY. thou shalt find it after many days . Religious awakening in England . 27 Tribute to the memory of Rev, A. Visit of Dr. Wythe. 33 The World going to School . Bishop . . . . ,.:,1, 2, 5 Temperance in Ohio. .,, 44, 54 Thomas Guthrie Hebrew School of the Prophets ""!'!! 6 Temperance Inspiration . .,:::!: 52 Enterprise among the Chinese . John Wesley and the Church. ·····•r 10 Henry the Illustrious of Portugal, 65, 68 1 81, Among the Churches of Boston The Passion Flower. . W. H. Seward as a Lawyer. 12 84, 89, 92. . 68 1 70 One Hundred Years. Mrs. Whitney's Death. 13 Egyptian Ruins . . . . . . . 74 Education in China. . The Wreck of the Chucabuco. 50 Charles 2d and .John Bunyan . . Death of Dr. G. P .Judd 70 Transit of Ven us . . . 79 Dr. Henry Schliemann Gatling Gun. . . . .,. 73 rrrans-Pacific Telegraph . 86 1 The Old South. . . . Did Gaetano or Cook discover these IslThanksgiving Sermon . . 97-991 The new Liberty Bell. . . . ands? . 81, 82 The Royal Birth-day. ,. . 99, 100 Effects of Reciprocity. . . '- Mrs. Baldwin's Obituary . 89, 90 Miss Isabella I. Bird ., . . 101 Japanese Students ir\ Oregop . 1 4 8 8 9 13 22 28 28 41 46 86 97 21 21 38 38 45 92 1 3 4 6 17 33 35 35 49 54 68 70 78 81 81
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