The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-28
from the Atlantic.

arrival on Tuesday Of the clipper shiE
B days from San Francisco, We have re.
Capt. Robertson, formerly of the brig
o Francisco papers up to of the 18th inst.
Z the 18th, contains the arrival of the first
bail. "A days from st. Louis, No. By
!, Geographic news Is received from New
pt. Is, (S9 days through) being nine days
previous advices. The .Alta regards the
the overland route as of great Importance
relation to the first arrival:
rly hour yesterday morning, the residents
eern part of the city were disturbed in
Oh meditations by the peal of the coach
as the first mail stage from ST. Louis,
Ind Memphis, Tennessee, dashed into San
y a tearing gallop, In twenty-four days
points. No bugie blast, from the we'll
Ings and lips Of the most accomplished
that ever footed a wind instrument, ever
forth n strain one-half as musical to the
eighted listeners, as was that stentorian
} our overland coachman's horn, to all who
As q local matter, affecting more particu-
docs the interests of California and her
J arrival Of the first overland mail stage
PiOn for a more emphatic demonstration
that which took place some two weeks
hmemoration Of the successful laying down
htic Telegraph.
)gland advices are to the LIST of September.
Tines Of the Both August, publishes a
)ry Of news received by the Atlantic Tele-
pm some cause communication had ceased
on the cable and the rumor had started
parted. But that is positively contradic-
Electrician At Trinity Bay.
Of England had returned from her visit
ter in Germany. Later news had been
Paris from China, but it was in the form
vices to the Russian Minister and very
nited Stsses-Paeiac Side.
celebration in honor Of the Atlantic
Phich took place in San Francisco on the
Der, was the greatest display ever wit
~ifornia-
were discussing the subject Of how
Eas TO Re found for the crowds of new
a their way to California from the East,
Fraser, it being seemingly taken for
they would not 90 farther than CaIifor-
oria, the news continues di~scouraging.
respondent Of the y. r. Bulletin, in the
September says:
be little doubt that large amounts Of
taken from the river when il gets down
point. but | do not anticipate much sue
En-. In any event, the general belief is,
diggings are thin, aud will be speedily
There are idle miners enough on the
waiting for claims, to cover the whole of
\ they are found as numerous and rich as
|guine anticipate
!, the U. s. troops under Col. Wright had
a large force of Indians neal tie scene
PES reverse, and completely routed them
Ioss of a man, while the Indians suffered
iHed and wounded. Z
Atlantic Side.
ned Mormons give q pitiful account of
'gs and hardships in Utah. Wages were
hcult TO get, the saints populated the
who are little better thar slaves of the
Mormon deIusion is efectuaIly exploded
Mt
gous reverses Of the past autumn are
felt, and especially in manufacturing
In those thriving and Industrious CEN
taunton, Lowell, Worcester, Manchester
not one half the business that might be
9, and yet We hear q great deal said
ednced importations, &c.-Our people
ned out Of all reasonable protective
political delicacy. 1t will, however.
'ed oy any political doctrine, whether a
- or not,Cthe plain figures connected
and industrial Investments must
BRITISH OPERATIONS IN VICTORIA, V.
ne oy the Golden Gate that the British
mad determined TO send to Victoria,
'land, a detachment of engineers, who
EXCUSES for the safe keeping Of gold,
,nd otherwise facilitate the operations Of
no have focked to the newly discovered
r OF a line Of steamers TO the British
also announced.
cL TO TAHrrI.-vi Turner, Esq., the
,ed consul for Tahiti. leaves to day in
LEWIS Perry, to take charge Of his OIL
ne Is a man Of great firmness of charac-
lean interests are sure to be protected
psces. We heartily wish him a pleasant
sale arrival Mt his desfination-S. F.
AND BoSAPARrk3The Washingtons
= are united in the person Of Madame
gent OF the Mount Vernon Association
ooe Is the graud-neice of Washington,
e"ises- By her marriage with Achilles
u the niece-in-lav Of Napoleon the
correspondent Of the Savannah Repub-
:, up to the present time, there has
caos NO les than thirty-one thousand
M e'shty-nine Coolis lsborsrs-