The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-21
Unprecedented Dispatcl''
Forty-four Days from New 7.

FOrty-lOur DAYS ifVnA view lE
The clipper park Yankee, Capt. jams I
arrived yesterday at A p. NJ, eleven dap !
San Francisco, bringing dates from En-,
August 25, New York to September 6, and @ ,
to October 8.
The present IS round trip of the Yaakss, y
two days the time of any previous California =
she having been absent from Honolulu just thr'
DAYS and four and half hours; the Restless, i.
made the trip in thirty-six days. Capt. Patty !
us that he once made the round trip from SAT-
cisco to Honolulu and back in thirty-four day:
ing nine days in port.
The late hour of the arrival of the mail ye.
evening, prevents our giving more than a brsl
mary of the news, which. though full of int
not particularly important except inasmut,
dissiattes whatever of doubt might have reno
req to the working Of the Atlantic Te.
The Re had not as yet been surrendered to
of TIN public, but the experiments of different
cian (ad proved that it was capable of tran.
at ] two words per minute with entire re,
The cympany had adopted Hughes printing
tbs as beng the more effectuai. Before the
of the next steamer, (that of Sept. 20) it was q
that daily dispatches would be publishsl
Europe.
In New York, San Francisco and other cid
United States, the people had been indulgr1
grand celebration over the completion of Il
graph, which the newspapers term "the cal
nival."
A news dispatch (the first of the kind d
received by the Atlantic Telegraph at Trin4
Newfoundland. dated Valentia, August 25a
dispatch is published in the New York paJeI
the substance of it is given in the letter Of !
York correspondent, which appears elsewh4
relates to the new Chinese treaties, which Al
described elsewhere in to-day's paper. No 4
cial information has yet been TRANSMITTED
Atlantic Telegraph. Another news dispats
received, dated London, 9th August. !
The announcement of the collision betrss
.9rG5ia and Europl was received in EnglGs
Atlantic Telegraph, on 10th August, aud {
first public message sent East through tk
Tn fact that an inquiry could be sent from \
and q reply of some length returned from Ne.
land in the brief space Of two and a half hoo
been fully demonstrated in the matter of the
DCtWC( a. ~ Aufy
the occurrence was regarded with very gre
faction in the United Kingdom. 1t was thong
independent of the consoling effect of this !
on the minds of the friends of the persons o.
the money value of the message was worth s
Much JOY was felt and expressed in Englani
successful laying of the Cable. The stocE
Company was quoted at about f9OO per
stock. The messages which recently passed !
the Queen of England and President Buchauz
it, were published in the London papers on :
23d, and excited some comment, especially (
patch of Mr.. Buchanan. The London Dali
says there is more of simple dignity in the Z
message, but greater grasp of thought in u
dents response, with, perhaps n dash Of
straining after effect. The .Ners says ale
would have been better for the Presiden
ommitted the last paragraph. The Londa
believes that the Ocean Telegraph will be y
antee of perpetual peace between the two mai
The FErE AT CHERBoURG.-The Eng
French papers, and particularly the latter, Z
accounts of the Cherbourg fetes, which had q
at a banquet on board LIE Brefagne. Nsp3
proposing Victoria's health. made a very :
speech.
QUEEN VICTORIA IN GERMANy.-Queen 9
was paying q visit to her daughter in Prusn
BoMBARDNENT OF JIDDAH, AND SURRESpn
ARABIAN MURDERERs.-The British man-Ot5
clops has bombarded Jiddah. 1t seems that &
sequence of the hardness in action of the q
authorities, on the demand for redress grr
of the recent massacre of the British y
other British subjects at Jiddah, the comnz
the Cyclops commenced bombarding that tow
the arrival of Naamik Pasha, the Commiss 4
pointed to negotiate the matter on the part :
key. After Smelling the place for FIVE days,
missioner arrived and promised PREPARATION, I
firing ceased. What was the immediate prf
for assaulting the town before the arrival Of
pected Commissioner does not appear.
The Ocean Telegraph will be able to transu
ten words q minute from shore to shore
message Of twenty words from New York vtk,
England in about three minutes-all0Ee q
minute for rewriting. But say five minuts1
twenty words and the Ocean Telegraph wi y
to transmit 2SS messages each day, or n
words. This will probably accommodate the
upon it, for years. We see it stated that 'N
ages have already been offered at the NJ
Office at 500 each for TRANSMISSION to EurF
as the line opens.
The FIRST JEW IN PARuAMExT-In the
Commons on, the 26th of July, at the moi
ting, Baron p. N. de Rothschild, %introdH1
j. Russell and Mr.. Smith, presented hims
oTsrsd 20 Rim he s,.,aa ~ ,he Snesker ts
n consc;ent;oms ob;ec,;on 70 taking the oat
form tendered 10 him. and he was tbereupo
al 70 v;thIr.w Inrd r RnxselI then move
ton in conformity with the act. 4. the edss
Raron- = persop nroScss;no the Jewish reid
prevented from sitting and voting in the
reason Of his concientious objection to take
in the form required by the act. After SOM
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s~aa vrse. = s..ne Nn"n. arossssiuf