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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-22
TOBACCO! CIGARS! And SNUFFN

RID respectfully informs his friends, and the
- public generally. that he has now on hand an extensive
assortment Of the above articles. all of the choicest brands.
He win always have on sale as complete a stock a is procurable
in the market He offers the following articles, all Of the first
quality, on reasonable terms:
ASDERsoS's SoLAcE,
BUFFALO CHIPS,
CTTRoS,
MORNING GLoRY,
J. PArRIcK L Co.'s DIAMOND p,
HONEY Dew,
GOLDEN LEAF,
LucIoUs Luxury,
NATURAL LEAF,
RICHMOND 81.
vARISAs CANISTER,
SPANISH MIXED,
AROMATIC,
LEr HER RIP,
MANILA CIGARS, No. q TWIST ENDS,
CHERooTs,
HAVANA CrsARs, IN FANCY BOXES
Fancy SSUrFs,
Fancy Pipes, &c, &C.
A general assortment Of Groceries.
~ Hotel Street. near the French Hotel. 53-f
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-22
JU r RECEIVED

VO i Il1O"1 " LII
IDER SHIP SJOHN E1LPIN," AND FOR
SALE BY j. c. SPALDING-
Merchandise viz:
10, Il, Is, 16, II, Is, p, p, %, "a feet OARSj
Boxes CHAMPAIGN cider;
Boxes preserved meats, assorted, in 2b tins,
Boxes preserved CLAIMS, in lib tins
Boxes preserved oysters, in lib tins
Boxes preserved mince meat, in lib tins,
Bbls. Carolina rice;
Bbls. Vinegar
Tierces Hams:
Bbls. old Bourbon whisky
Cases spirits of turpentine
Cases alcohol, in tins
Kegs pure ground lead
Cases blue sheetings
Gases paints, viz: Prussian blue, chrome yellow,
Chrome green, vermilion red, French blue,
Rolls pump and rigging leather.
Honolulu, Aug %. 1857.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-22
TO CAPTAINS

To
lAF WHALESHtPS AND OTHER YES.
" SElS.-WOod of superior quality can be had at Koloa at
80 per cori fresh beef at 4 cents per fb sheep, at 81 per head,
AMI goats ut 81 30 head Also at the port Of IIanal-i. wood and
beef can he had at the same rate The Harhor of fIanalei is on
the North West side of the island. aud has saf and good an
chOrlge in from 9 - 10 fathums of water. Wood and beef NAV
also be hal at Nawiiwili AT the same rate as above. Also fruits
and vegetables Of various kinds can be procured at all the above
named ports.
u Wood always on hand at the beach in quantities to suit
purchasers. (6ItO GEORGE CHAIRMAN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-22

PORT.
lust ED. per GAMBIA, from Tuke, Holds
- worth < Co, London, an Invoice of London bottled genuine
"vino SccO de- Xeres dc In Fr0ntcra."
ALSO, On hand, a small quantity Of the wen-known genuine
FRUITY PORT.
from the same Lond N House, for sale nv
HH ED. H~OFFSCHLAEGER & S-TAPENHORST.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-22

DER JOHN GlLPIN FROM BOSTON,
to arrive:
Bales brown cotton, do denims, do bed-ticking,
Bales blue drill and blue cotton, cs linen-bosom shirts,
White and blue cotton thread, kip brogans, goat do,
Calf brogans, women's shoes, assti blank books, &C.,
Patent charcoal irons, palm leaf hats, out nails, white lead,
Boiled linseed oil, spirits of turpentine. celestial blue,
Chrome green and chrome yellow. Prussian blue,
Shoe hacking, dried apples, oh Sc, hams, water crackers,
Loaf and crushed sugar, soda and butter crackers,
Boxes raisins, do tobacco, etc, etc, etc
81 IF For sale by H. HACkFELD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-22
NEW
IRISH
At kaWaihae or Honolulu.

- w. MACY. Of Kawaihae, Hawaii, Is prepared
w to furnish at his new wharveS, the celebrated
Kawaibae Potatoes. ut the lowest rates, or at Honolulu. through
Mr.. J. II. Cole, Capt. Berril, Of schooner Mary, or MIR. G. C.
Mclean.
u Private families will do well to leave their orders with
either of the above parties. 73-tf
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n SALE BIZ THE DOZEN. or slNGLl
Copies. 81 per dozen so cents per capy.
6itf n. N. WHITNEY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-28

The people are called upon to express their
views on that day on the two principles Of
Prohibition and License. We are glad that
the OPP rtunity Is thus given for an eNrr-s-
sion Of the popular opinion on this imPor-
tant subject Il has been matter Of some
specula ion and much contention whether
the majority Of the people favored such a
stringent law as the old law of %, OF viii
approve the present ole. Be that as it may,
tie opportunity is now offered t9 test the
popu Iarity of the two PRINCIPLES, and ii
should be improved by all, We can TT y
say, that unless a large majority Of the PEE
pie are in favor Of the Prohibitory principle,
and are willing when it is embodied in a
law to Sc it respected and enforced, that
We hope it will be voted down and with such
a majority that the temperance people
viii net a.itato the matter again for five
years.
We have published much matter on the
temp question within two years, all
.aforin. stringent laws and active measures
for the SURPRISING of the sale Of intoxicat-
ing liquors Some of these communications
h.yt met our entire approval, while We have
published Others that Wa were in doubt as 10
their il fuence, and good results. But We
are sure from intercourse with temperance
men. and learning their views end how dis
cordant they are, and how Impractical many
Of the ardent advocates are, that 10 lar can
be enacted tchich rll be constitutional and
pracfi in rs torkla2s, tint ,ciH sat them all.
The present law doas not suit but a very few,
and it IS impossible to get impractical or
very ardent men u look beyond the minor
details ola law, and for the main prinei-
pie involved in it. Thus We shall find many
men voting for the Weli's law, or not voting
at all, because they Do not ike some of the
provisions of the new one We say to al
Temperance men, that in our opinion the
two principles involved which ara to be set
tied by this election, are Prohibition and
License. Ifyou favor License, stay at home
or vote for Wells law. Either is equivalent
to sustaining the principle. If You favor
Prohibition, 90 to the polls and vote PRO
hibitory law Of ls5S.
Indifference is almost crime after So
much time has been spent to get this matter
to the people. To sustain the Wells law
at the polls, will prcclua, The Prohibitionlst,
from a5it4ting their f4Torte law for years
10 como.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-28
state Convention.

We publish the call for the Republican
State Convention, in this issue, and invite
the attention of our readers II the same
The time for the gubarnat rial election viii
be upon us before We are aware Of il. and
therefore no time should be lost in making
all preliminary arrang sments to have the
Republican party well and fully represent d
in the Convention, that it may be better
prepared for the election this fall 1t Is
idle to suppose that the people will for yea rs
to come. tolerate another Administration
like the Wells one, or consent to place In
the Executive c{.air OF tire Dirigo State,
politician stepped in the hercsies, the p5llti-
cal trickefies and disgraeeful proceedings
which distinguishes the Buchanan Admins
tration, and which have become the leading
characteristics of all the prominent members
Of that party. ProAslcy in public expendi-
lures, an utter disregard Of the popular
will, an entire ignoring of all patriotic sen
timents or patriotic devotion to the best in
terests Of the country. are the chief charae-
teristics of the Buchanan democracy. No
other kind Of democracy that has ever four
ished bars any resemblance to this new
tangled hyaril, whieh was born at the last
Cinciunlti Convention, and place! in power
by frauds upon the ballJt box, and BY a sys-
tenn of cheating at once stapendons and
alarming, AMI which Mr.. Buchanan has
been SO wiling to illustrate and carry out.
The means put in operation in Kansas to
make that d 81 .ya state for the benefit Of this
kind of democracy, is the kind Of tactics
which is to be practieed in all the state elae-
tions, 50 far as circumstances will permit.
To cousidera bic extent tie active men Of this
party-those who, not nany years Since
would have been iniisnant at the bare mem
ton of anything like such raseality as is re-
auirsd now Of them, are content to ! end
their aid 70 the n.w ord r Of things. W q
say then to our republican voters, that they
must De active and vigiltnt, and comm nee
the work Of tbs campaign at once, that
,ught but series Of victories satA 70 forth
from Maine, for years to come; and victories
THAI will discourage and utterly astound
the enemy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-28
Home Papers.

II Ike your paper, bat there ara to
many advertisements in il.
THANK yoa for the cor pliment, friend. There
are papers which would Be improved BY filling
them with advertisements. and we therefore
consider your ob,eeti5n t. taxing the paper, a
compliment to the kind of reading matter it
contains. Et1srsws I'm ~ of the same
sort, you would take yoar l5sai pape-,
wsuld you? Your ear and yoar attention
few moments, my frieni, while we exam
ias this matter Of taking l,cal paper
t Would vou take paper published in your
county. If there were NJ le-4l adc2s, T
advertisements IN II? NJ say y5u, il
w5ali u,t 81 l newspaper. sleh as Is r.
quir,I in ;ae county. Ne want a ptp.r
that viii raclri tis changes and ths b&si-
ness Of the locality where it Is published, Is
well : Nv. summary ottbs genera. news. -
/ Tat is i: lay friend, precisely, ani mlnv
Of you at staa time during the year find
sofa hin III the advertising columns, worth
more - you, twice over, than the small pit
tance Of 81 50 which your paper costs. D.
you wish to know where 10 purchase your
family groceries or dry goods cheap look to
the merchants display Of Sools and prices as
set firth in yolr paper. Have You lands
that you have elected - pas taxes on,
until the proper officer has had to comply with
the lIw. and call yoIr attention t. your la
bllity to lose yoar property? Look int
your piper ants Do YOU wish % ka5w
when and where the Probate Courts of II,
county ars held consult Taar paper. Il
me here relate the f5iioHiag loss that occur
Cd in one iastl1ce \ mln cam, int our
ofire last fall and inquired il the Probate
Court was sittin: that Day. We did him
no. Itdiln5; have i sitting until " -ines
day and that WAS N5ndIy. Why say. tn
inquirer Il have come near thirty miles ans
have brought lady with me, and in a rail-
storm, to attend the PROBATE Curt which
supp SGD was to sit here to-day, Or to-m1r
row Wei my friend, YOU don't take YOU,
local paper. because tat gave the day If ii,
meeting. "Oh, NJ ! cannot afford u tax
2 paper, said he,whi.e he hal If.rei in
purse Al that time anoagh II f.y w. ga.r-
f subscription. H.. like the far4s- that
when moving h. hits bis sexthcaS.iHst a
stone throws it behind IN = oeaciil
torln-ntad the next year went awaytoo per !
take paper, while the train i, most ey r,
man IS to3 poor 10 live without one On
obectjr says, ',the county paper has bat
. ltd reading III it Well my fri nj i
) gives you the home news and that is the kin,
Of reading that should most interest you.-
Surprising We should next week, strike out
all our advertisements and local news, anc
Eli our sheet with the P1Iise Reports Of New
York ely. how many woald read it? Would
it salt you b.eause there Is a large amount Q
reading: NJ Wsll friend what do y5u
re4aire of your paper
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-28
DOMESTIC PORTS.

ffsossroI sd -5+t, sch r Li,tisaels. Roe.,,s4
+ g 7; i" N1fr br'ls- do' Leach, 1homps5n B.us-t
stHlls4N sid LIST, -eA wln prinswassr shaw. Mach
A. - Command Lodi IL Macy Harry, BIZ. gdon lot
y sAep Hsaifezz, Ruiskes cAiand; sch H,a,.,
"Itft-'r WIZ lr-e cable anchor. &c
MACON. ar ISL. seb n q foster CoT-,b Rest
-l.t, HuE trtslarl, snail New Nork
- Us, se fi,et1 b1Ssr, Cols B5-9n; John cuit.A
81 - tt7lieert',, Bra!lury, d., Nm POE Eobo.,
A. ., l'4ft pLit, tUfiin, & lrnln.l. mr. e..
if9i.es NAe'4AsI.,r, Si'h Hdsls, wltt.aiore, Sa.,
HEcksFaR7-tr ooh. 81 VI e,.pt, pox.,,
~ ~ '54 IN carroll, ChliaAa Crsx; ao, sarA,
SEAL eovE.-Ar ?ad. SCH Lookout, uolrdsa
New haEeui Gath, Thames, HolgIoa, Boston;
/ >pokane, LopAaus.
sEruatS--sl! 18TH. sch SUIT, shaw. proyideno,,
WINTER HARDoR.-Ar 2ith. sch Caresa, Gun.
i IA fe-t9ni Amethyst Tracy. do; Troubado,r
"tlA1!i' d.; urig Chesterbean, Handy, \; 25th
"a >sh'fy Noere, Boston; kobeG, kantouI Guy
| Ni4I BRooksytLtE-SIi 10th. brir Ahro,
! Taylor, Iapley, West Indies, sea Lucy Nancy
i ieI6ias, Bangor, Sid 20lh, hri. Beaver. Taplev
Nfiaitas Cuba; 2lst, sch Ophir. Leach Boston
/ AZ "a IN Beathtah, Blodget, Rock land; Day
/ Spnhs' 39aslhs, Bangor, cath, sob Ruth Thomas :.
lAliey, L.stehi Elizabeth, Pateher, do; y s.
! Nass'n IaPiev, AewburyPort; Sid 25,h, Day
/ Apine cousins, Boston; Sea Queen, Gray, Ban
/ sor.
I0RrLtNp--Ar 2lst, sch Maridian, Lowe, Ma.
chlas lgr Boston; Decatur, Pomeroy, Roekland for
do; I'D I'D. bark Andes; briggs Thomas Connor
end Cosmopclite, tor Cuba; Ar 24th Doris. Surry
i'f Boston Sophia liggIus Eden for Boston; Ma
! ~ Elilnbeth, Mt Desert for do; L Warren. Sar.
gentsil lie for do.
BosioS.-Ar 2lst, sch Olive Branch, Robbins.
Calais Prank, Curtis, kennebunk; Iowa, Cheney,
NewburYport.
Ar 2ith, sch Billow. Dodge, Bangor; Hepzi.
bah, Lunt, do Abigail, Jordan, and Olive Branch
! Lord, Ellsworth; Auconai Fullerton, RobinstUn;
VIM Tell, CFabtrce, Hancock, Aribinc, Merrill.
sarrY; Black Warrior, Newman Gouldsboro; soa
epfiaEheek, (of Trenton,) Lord, Baltimore; Mary
Ann, Iorey, koudout; George 4 Mary, Lord
Ellsworth; Samaritan, Dodge, Brookliu; Magno-
liza, Gandage Bluehill.
BANdoR.-Ar tn, sch Lueia, Wentworth
Boston. Cid 18th, brig Treat, Park. Cuba:
seh Henry, Carter, and President, Tapley, Boston;
Lamartine Webb, Annissquam; California, spil.
Ter, Lynn; Eliza Matilda, Coombs Salem
NEW loRK.-Ar Goth, sch Hiawatha, Shoppy
Machias
NEW 0RLrASs.-Cld 10th, bark Uncle Sam,
Cole, Rio Janeiro.
NE~roRT.-Ar 18th, sch Irene, Allen, Calais
for Bridgeport,
Ar 18th, brig Ioulton. Sawyer, Bangor, sch
Montezuma, stanley, Providence for Calais.
NV BEDFoRD.-Sid 2Uth, sch Presto, Ipgais.
Maehias; 0jbOway, Hodglon, Bangor; Spokane,
Lopaus Calais.
HrASsis.-Ar 10th, sch Tryphenia, Nickerson.
Bangor.
My WEST Going in 18th, brig Huutress, froua
Maianzas for Cadiz, all hands sick.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-28
We notice of bill to establish the system Of

gave notice of bill to establish the system Of
voting by ballot.
All the wire of the Atlantic telegraph had
been taken out of the tanks at Keyliam, and
coiled on board the Niagara and Aaamcmnon
so that nothing remained to be done but TO
take on board a small portion of the new cable
and the paying out machinery, which was be-
Ing done. The departure of the ships on the
experimental cruise was expected to take place
on the 18th of May.
The mail steamer Canada, from Africa for
Plymouth. sunk ON the 4th of May,site being
IN collision with the bark Ida Elizabeth, from
Cardiftor Batavia. The captain, two pas.
sengers and four seamen were drowned.-
The rest, numbering about so; were saved.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Printr,-This is the name Of a
Monthly Newspaper, published in New York
by Henry 4 Huntingdon, at one dollar per
year in advance 1t is an exceedingly neat
quaFto, indispensable to Editors and publish
ers, and containing much interesting matter
valuable to all.
The atlantic MONTH"; for June is received
from \. Williams & Co., Boston, and for sale
al NJ. Hale E.
1t opens with an interesting article on
"Chesuncook," being an account of pleas.
IRE and hunting trip to that locality in this
State. Other articles on Leibnitz, Loo Loo,
iconcluded,) Letter Writing, Catacombs Of
Rome, Concluded Metempsychosis, Craw-
ford and Sculpture. Asirvadam the Brahmin,
Aetoerat of the Breakfast Table, (continued)
the Presidents Prophesy of Peace, "a severe
bur just article) Literary notices
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-28
GOV. saorrii,'s Proclamation for
E;sSi.

This comparatively significant official
paper has furnished the Buchanan Editors
with their chief stock in trade for the politi-
cal campaign thus far. Tue Gov. is charged
with plagiarism &c, &c. 1t makes but
very little difference where this document
came from; it is nothing to brag ofany way.
\ friend at our elbow has calculated this
matter to our satisfaction, and we think it
must be equally satisfactory to all rapa1li-
cans. His theory is, that the Gov. is 50 re-
Gently from the party that ridcalos most all
moral and religious questions that he could
not get his mind into suitable feeling to
indite Proclamation for Fast, and therefore
called in help
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-28
The Outrayes on the Gulf.

Considerable feeling has been manifested
on account Of the alleged outraEcs commit
ted on our ia. in the Gulf of Mexico. II
these yisitations AMI searches have been made
by the order, or with the approval of the
British Government, this feeling is COM
neudable one and will be shared in by all;
but If it should surn out that they have been
enormously exaggerated, and that the Ad-
miuistrati5n have boen making good deal
ot noise aud buster about nothing, merely
(, turn Pahlie attention from is eva blum
aevs. as Is suspected then it viii not gain
much credit. and it will mis- rahly fill in It's
scheme. The people will not tolerate and
forgive the oaa, IA more easily than the 9TH
er. We give below list Of vessels which
it is said the British have committed gross
outrag.e upon
ship Tropie Bird, Grsl into, boarded and
searched.
Park Clara Windsor. " " =
Bark Glcnburn, oyerhaulel at sea.
Bark W H. Chandler, boarded and search
ed while lying at anchor in the port Of
Sagua IL Grande.
Twelve other vessels also boarded
and searched in the harbor of Sagua la
Granie.
Brig Robert Wing, frei into, boarded and
searched.
Sch. Wincold. " i" {"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASH.
INGTON,

NEW YoRK, May %.
The steamship City Of Washington, from
Liverpool ~ 10 \. NJ May 18th, arriyel at
tins port ihis evening.
The eWs by this arrival is interesting. A
ministerial crisis in England Is regarded as
imminent. a resolution had been proposed in
the House Of Commons by Mr.. Cardwell |, and
in the House Of Lords by SALISBURY, cersur-
ing government for the publication of their
dispatch 10 the GoveTnor General of India in
regard 10 his proclamation 10 the people OF
Onde. Peterborough assumed all the respon-
shliity and resigned; hs resignation was &C
copied.
The resolution was to be considered the day
after the sailing Of the City Of Washington.
The House Of Commons had disagreed TO
the amendment Of the Jew bill, and admitted
Baron Rothsehiid as a member Of their COM
mittee to confer with that of the Lords.
Sir Henry Bglwer has been appointed min
lister to Constantinople, and Hon. Edward
Erskine Secretary of Legation at Wash
ingtOn.
The Times says theIresolution of censure will
be Supported by Lord John Russell and the
Peelite party as well as Lord Palmerston.-
Speculatious were rife a. to whetheg the min
istry would resign or dissolve Parliment, in
the event Of the passage of the resolution.
Calcutta dates are of April 9th; the news is
unimportant,
All was quiet in China.
The second election in the fifth oircumspec-
ton, Paris, resulted in the success of the OPP
position candidate.
On the llth, in the House of Lords, the
Earl OF Peterborough explained the ciIeum-
stances under which the despatch censurnq
Lord Canning had been written. admitted thai
he alone was responsible for it,and announced
that rather than expose his colleagues to cen
sure he had rendered his resignation as Presi.
dent of the Boaad of Control to her majesty
and the same had been accepted.
Lord Derby said the resignation had beer
accepted with regret, bu; admitted that h,
considered the publication OF hedispatch pre-
mature and injudicious
In IN. Herse If Commons, Mr., Begkle-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-28
Repeal Of the Fishing Bous,tics
in The s.cfHfp.

The bill repeating the fishing bounties, to
take effect the 3lst Of December ls55 passed
the Senate on "Wednesday If last week, by
yeas 2l-nlys Is. There were eight abseu-
tees B ,tes, Cameron, Fitch, Green, Ken
nedy, Reid, Thompson of Ky. Trumbull.
The nays were-Messrs Allen, Bill, Brod-
erick, Chandler, Clark, Collamer, Critten-
den, Dixon, Doolittla, Durkee, Fessenden,
Foote, Foster, Hamlin, Hale, Harlan, Hous-
ton, King, Seward, Shields, Simmons, Stu
art. Sumner, Wade, Wilson.
This vote Is almost strictly a party one, the
Buchanan men voting for the repeal. AL
the Bangor Union has to say in opposition
to this vote to strike down an important in
terest, one which has always been deemed a
great national benefit and is of So. much conse-
quencc TO Maine, because so large al
amount Of property is invested in the business
is to inquire sneeringly, where Senator Ham
Inns influence is, aud what Of the effect o
his speech against repeal The MacLia'
Union not long since, published communi-
cation in favor OF this repeal this shows tina
tais is an administration act.
W neither thetime will admit Of the House act
Ing upon this subject before its adjournment
s.m,ins to be seen. And it matters but lit
lie either way for enough of acting
talk ing, and voting has transpired 10 prove
thai the 50 called democratic party has de-
tcrminei - strike down this interest So I'M
poriant to Maine. The Southern leaders oil
the Imitg demand it, and will not abate
their zeal until they have accomplished their
purp,s.. This wing of the party makes its
den .nds. only to be o5ayed. The Northern
doughtaces understand this and yield. This
matter, 50 important to the seabJard New
England STATES, will be quietly given up, and
the hardy fishermen Of our coast compelled
to look ON and see their interests sacrificed
T., appeass the Unsuitable cry Of the Buchan-
IN partyieaders.
Wesay to the fisherman, that if the adj
mini ,tration succ ,eds in Obtaining ma ority
of the new Congress- to DO elected this fall,
Just as surely will the fishing bounty be re-
pe.lsd. NJ party can save it but the Re
pubi,ln. an no p Irty but this ,eiA vote to
continue it, Remember this