The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-23

lance was too great for the transmission ~
by reason Of the alleged Inevitable cscane -
tie fluid. 1t might possibly be that so~.
would occur in landing the wire from thu n
or in performing the mall part Of the dis
vet remained for tie -4gamemnon. But H. 4
of this are remote; and, We feel pretty copsS'
the Atlantic Telegraph is now in full oper,,;s
this minute, people in New York are t.rsy
people in London and Paris. through its aesi
DrspkrcH FROM CYRus w. FIELp.-T;.s1
Newfoundland, August s., 1858 The "
Telegraph fleet sailed from Queenstown. Irlsl
Saturday, July 18th; met at mid-ocean ON N
day. the 18th; made the splice at l P. VI. On \
dav. the 18th and then separated. The 40
and Yazorous bound to Valencia, Ireland
Niagara and Gorgon for this place, WHERE a
rived Yesterday. This morning the end Of ~
will be landed. II
1t is sixteen hundred and ninety-eight Mans
nineteen hundred and fifty statute miles al
Telegraph house at the head of Valencia ri
the Telegraph House. Bay OF Bulls, Trinity ri
for more than two-fhiris Of this distance the Y
over two miles in depth. The cable has bes|
out from the .AgGmemn0n at about the same u
from the Niagara. The electrical signal, ~
received through the ich0le cable are perf.a
machinery for paying out the cable worked \
most satisfactory manner, and was not stoprss
single moment from the time the splice x,S
until we arrived here. Capt. Hudson. n
Everett and Woodhouse, the engineers, the }
clans, and officers of the ships-and in fac !
man on board the Telegraph feet, has ~exerteiJ
to the utmost to make the expedition successhI
by the blessing of Divine Providence it has susy
After the end Of the cable is landed and co,I
with the land line of telegraph, and the .ArasrI
discharged some cargo belonging to the Ts{
Company, che will 90 to St. Johns for coal
then proceed at once to New York.
The Cyane is to be fitted out at Norfolk, s,z
in the Pacific.
The Rev. L 8. Kalloch, who was said to
retired from the ministry and gone to Kau}
practice law, has accepted q call from the n
Temple Baptist church in Boston, and wild
upon his pastoral duties Oh the FIRST Sabbath 4
TENDER. The member were requested to J
their preferences by ballot. Eighty-three yos1
thrown, and Mr.. Kalloch had seyenty-siI
number. A call had previously been give1
Rev. Mr.. Smith of Buffalo, which was declpI
the church despaired of finding a minister ads
the place.
RAREY's CAREER BROUGHT TO AN EA}
Rarey's career has unexpectedly been stoppI
had cleared some ESQ 00 to 10000 by hh
tanning secret, when suddenly Routledge. the /
publisher, got hold of a pamphlet published /
nDTSt-tau1cT III hnicf iCt, dtu Dtlntcu At ~ "a
in a small compass all the art Of horse-tamir1
the subscribers, who had bound themselves
divulge the secret under a penalty Of $500, 7
furious, and Mr.. Rarey had to release the5
their pledge, in a letter in the Times.
On the 2lst of August, the steamship Hid
formerly belonging to the United States N
between New York, Southampton, and Brem4
to be dispatched for San Francisco from Nev{
to take passengers for Fraser river Mt nd
prices.
The steamship Washington will succeed Il
mann, and be despatched as soon as the n<
arrangement can be perfected. When these 4
sells get round in the Pacific. they will run ri
between San Francisco and San Juan del Sur
steamers will stop mt that port on their way !
short, the Nicaragua Transit route is to be +
ately opened by 10. White, and within a few
small steamer will leave this city for Greytf
tended for the lake navigation.
The President has appointed John Nugent
of the San Francisco Herald, agent to pd
Fraser river, to make proper representa-
citizens of the United States, with the view
venting collisions or outbreaks in that quara
government being satisfied, from official an
sources, that a liberal policy will be pursued
them by the British authorities.
The GREAT AUSTRALIAN NUGGEr.-On
June, six Cornish miners, at Ballarat, found
nugget of gold in the shape of a horses head,
ing a little over DO lbs, or 2,217 OF. 13 dwn
Cornishmen have named their nugget the sE
Nugget" and have refused e. per ounce for
at that price it is worth $44, $40. 1t is now
ing at Ballarat for the benefit of the Visiting
nevolent Institution, and is taking from
500 per day.
The Sydney Parliament have passed an act
all Cinnamon E10 each, ON arrival, the act
into operation the LIST Of January. 1853.
EnrePean.
The LAST ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE Lotn
LEoN.-The Paris Correspondent of the U
Journal gives the following particulars Of
attempt to assassinate the Emperor Nap3
Fontainebleu =
"The Emperor was riding slowly on hOrs
little in advance Of the rest of the party by
was accompanied. Suddenly his horse M
SHE'D at some unseen danger, and the Empr
is a first rate horseman. instantly aware, I
p~resentiment, Of coming evil, threw himseH
side, just as a perfect voltey was fired rj
The assassins were ten in number, all Italr}
have been taken, while the remainder, u
present moment, have escaped. 1t is this 4
which has caused that sudden rafe aml
Italians domicilated in Paris, and which ik
of the police, rendered so stringent AMI
together with the dismissal and disgrace Of
Corsican chef de brigade of police, who hit
been a great favorite, both of which eve
created great talk and suspicion of the truth
during the past few days. OF the reality d
tempt, no doubt whatever exists; and The
add, that the Emperor's horse was shot 80
in the neck that he died the same evening
the tale current among the moneyed ma
Bourse, and believed by them in private
public their cry is all against the wicked inv
such mischievous lies"
In the English Commons on the sth inst
b. Lytton moved the second reading Of hsh
establishment of an organized government :
ritory on the Pacific side of British North
known as New Caledonia. Sir Edwards 4
OF the provisions of his bill gave general Sn
Mr.. Labouchere suggested that the name
altered, there being another New Calein1
importance of fixing the price Of land as ls
Bile, with the view of attracting permanent
the more respectable class and Of estabhs e
tenure upon a sound basis, was strongly urs
general question of the government Of the
Bay territories was not entered into.
The bill organizing a government for NE
MIA passed the House. and on the following
Roebuck introduced resolutions favoring
the Hudson's Bay Company terminating is
condcmning its trade monopoly, and adv
reference of disputed points to the law Oas
Crown.
The London Times contains very exci'n;
tons from its San Francisco correspondent
gold mines. The writer anticipates a rusbds
from every quarter Of the world, civili1ea
christian, to the new Dorado. He advise
steamship Great Eastern, the Leviathsu,
to ply as n passenger and freight ves
Panama Isthmus along the Mexican cas-
Francisco, and thence to Vancouver lsanl
he asserts she could easily be locked at PHi
coast.
An important debate took place in ts