The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-07-02

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early next week. We see no vessel adyerss,
this port from San Francisco, though sevu., y
vertised for Honckonp. @sa
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70 sne "utuer u james Aihg OF William, had a.
meneed ut Napa. The trial was elicitinc .
of interest in California. e"ca
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suitable "r ooseinof oa olah' but, as yet. no On.
will accept the post
The trial of Mrs. Cunningham WINS oouu
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me :" eA JuAvs - persons 9r
called 10 answer tnear names
The news from the Atlantic States advises OF tn
.ors,-,..;or ~ .bo ". ,on Rode .rs N. .,.4;~s,,
arrangements ir tne prosecution OF "nicn HoFks W.
are happy to state, have been perfected.
From England the news Is received of the birth
.,o.ho. ,ra.oss .ho ,;n,h ..;,a - v;...-. :, ~
l4th OF april
The Dallas-Clarendon treaty, on the affairs {
Central America. had been rejected l,y Lord Palmer
ton and n "a tbourb, that pr.s;do
"~iah "
yleiu no more concessions In the matter.
Another unsuccessful attempt to destroy the life y
the French Emperor, through a great cu,noua..
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p"' y" ~ e'eoi IT'S
Deihg carrieo in'o eAecu''oh.
From the San Francisco Town Talk. of May sol
The intelligence of which we are in possession By
the arrival of the Golden -4ge Is neither so interest,"
ing or important as to satisfy the authorizations c,
rally INDUCED in previous to her arrival. IN.
domestic news, with the exception of scrimes and
casualties" is extremity meager and unimportant
The excitement IN relation to the poisoning of the
guests at the National Hotel, Washington, has been
revived, and the majority of the prominent news
papers throughout the country concur in the opinion y
that the affair has not been thoroughly investigated
and that the most probable solution of the difficulty
is that it was a deliberate attemnt at poisoning y.
prominent members of the government. A GoyerDr
for Utah has not been appointed, but il was believed =
that vigorous meaGTes would be taken in connection II
with such ~0aStore spbQriipsI@U.S
authority in that Territory. New I ork city appess
to be in a similar sc transition state'' to that occupei I
by San Francisco after the passage of the GonsohsA-
ton, Act, the PAUSE &C the difficulty being disputei
jurisdiction between the Mayor and other officers u
der the city charter, and those acting under a recent s
act of the Legislature. One of the most gratifvr,
items of news is that which chronicles the actns 3.
movements on foot to give effect to the Wagon Roll.
bills Of the late Congress. IL
From Nicaragua the news that " Walker still bg 4
out" created some surprise, until it was ascertsipa, 4 :
that there was really no later news received fnp HI
Rivas, except that contained in a Costa Ricar uesS.
paper which is but one day subsequent TO vrvriu,s Us
advices. All sorts of contradictory rumors are PIE s7H
valent regarding the number of troops under his
command, their position and condition. none Of which AZ
are, in our opinion, worthy of credence. A rpGt
comes from New Orleans of the organization Of an 81
expedition on a large scale for his relief. but Is
similar reports have previously been current and III