The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-03-11
Arrival Of the "Fanny Maori"
ATLANTIC DATES TO JAN. 20.

True to her time, the California packet bark Fan
sy Major, Capt John Patty, arrived off this port
yesterday morning, the 10Th inst, bringing the o.. s.
nails of January %. including dates from Europe to
IAN. 2, Hong Kong Nov. Is. and Calcutra to Nov. 25.
The schooner K1Iamn. Capt. Blake, from Lshaina,
rived ut Sun EDlncisco on the 9th, twenty-four
bays passage
Capt Patty reports n ship going into San Francisco
"a the morning he Ieft-the 21st-which he thinks
'fas the o.. S. st. .Nary's, hence Jan. 81.
The news by this arrival IS not of paramount i'm
Torrance, beyond the fact that from India. we learn
that Lucknow had been relieved, but the accounts
which have come to hand are quite meager.
The following is a summary Of the most interesting
TENS from all quarters.
United States.
The specie in the New York Btnks amount to up
wards of thirty millions Of dollars,
There is no commercial Hs Of much interest.
califarnia stocks have been selihsS seventy cents
In the House Of Representatives Hon. Mr.. Blair
i.issouri, introduced a proposition for the purchase
Ct Nicaragua 10y the q. s. Government, for the pur-
Jose Of settlement by the free blacks.
= In regard to the action of Com. Paulding in arrest
ing Walker, the President thinks he committed an
error, tut that his motives were patriotic. Si'ara-
qua IS the only one that has a right 10 complain, but
az she has been benefited by the act, it is not likely
sle will do so.
The heretofore reported collision betv cen the Free
sta,e men Of Kansas and the O. s. troops was an
error There had been a fight between the Free
State men and the Border Rufians, resulting in one
o. each party being killed, and several Of the latter
Wounded.
At the election in Kansas on the 4th January, 80
fr a. heard from the Free State party has secured
81 out of Al Representatives, and IA out Of 10 sena-
trs- The majority against the Leconpton c%onstitu-
ton was about $1,000.
The bill matured by the Pacific Railroad Commit
tie u the Senate, January 10, and reported by Mr..
Gwn, proposes TO locate the railroad between the Big
Sioux and the Mouth of the Kansas River to San
Francisco.
A subscription has been opened in the city of New
orleans, for the purpose Of presenting Commodore
Psnlding with u sword, for complying with the spirit
o his Instructions and arresting Walker. The sub
srIption also ~contemplates the honorable testimonial
OF aig to the officers and crew Of the Wabash for
the same service. M,ny Of the leading Southern
p1rnals denied the report that Walker and his cause
were popular IN the South. The feeling, they say,
iscon6nei to the rabble in the cities.
From Utah we learn that Gov. Cumming had is
sret a proclamation to the citizens Of that Territory
a. Governor. He has not declared the Territory in a
stue Of rebellion; he only charges reasonable acts
against certain "lasIess individuals supposed to
nave been countenanced by the late Executive" and
against those persons only is the accusation Of trea-
so1 brought So far from declaring the Territory in
a tate of rebellion, the proclamation merely calls
uIou alt armed parties to disperse, under penalty il
they disobey Of subjecting themselves to be proceeded
against as traitors
In the letter of Gov Cumming. addressed to Brig
ham Young, that individual has Mt length received
cnserai notice that he has ceased to be United States
uuvernor Of the Territory.
HE SHIP OCEAN, OF WARRES.-In the q. 8. Dis
uct Cour- Of Providence, r. l., on the 18th JAM, .
oscislon was rendered in the case Of the ship Ocean,
Warren which had been libelled for landing goods
y violation OF the revenue laws, dismissing the libel
or me ground that no satisfactory proof has been
"awn that the valyD Of the goods 81 landed amounted
80. The udge. however, gave certificate that
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