The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-22

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long Is they ean beor. fEe crime. ava
bat prevail thero. and. Ike their hrs..l 1k<
Fancisco, they HAYS fiso6 id arms. and "a
Ptves assumed the authority which bs;a -sn
t. ervanfs have abused.
The fev0lution broke out DURING tba III
z md I'd inst. The Vigilance Comm;tsass 81.
: pmoers, took possession of the Arsenal :,
z kquare, and the Armories. On the mo,n;ns
q, the Executive Committee called for an Z :
Proer people, to join them. As the day ad,s
more people. armed to the teeth. flocked - t ~
Inc Y vigilance Committee, which. about nos
a proclamation. Avn'
The excitement greatly increased. Du,:. :
morning. BE Common Council we're in secret
ana aoouMkP. H., in company with the MAJ 4
repaired to the headquarters of the Vio;Ian,. Il
mltfee to read the riot act. They also nrersN
resistance, eummoning to their aid such ~
they could collect; but our reports descr;be ny
merely an " armed rabble."
In the meantime, the Vigilance Com-.;.
torn up the street pavings, and had used n. :
and cotton bales for barbados. All bus;nss
suspended. 1t was fully expected that a 6eres
would be fought during the night but these &C
tions were not realized.
TRIUMPH OF THE CoMMuTTEE-Duriny a.. I.
OF yesterday morning, preparations for n sgh, :
tInued. The forces of the Committee wers Y
of Major T. K Duncan, late of the r,
States Army, and were well organized and ~
As to the city papers, the Detu and Trm ~
In favor OF the Committee. and Picayuge and II
scent are opposed TO il. The Others remain nan. j.
FINALLY, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, the Commits K
umphed without the spilling of blood. The Ne
seeing that all law-abiding citizens were s-.s
him, resigned the municipal authority into the n
OF the COMMITTEES. Our latest report SAYS tbTd
CITY was quiet, and that the Committee had ann,
a SnncIa1 Clf1n e A-er I 00n 49,
1t is to be Observed, that in the case Of New \.
as in the case of San Francisco, the Vigilance !
mittee and its supporters are composed of mon
shades of politics. They are eminently n nac
party.
European.
By the steamship America, we have data
Liverpool to the 23d May.
PARLIAMENT PRocEEDISGs-DERBY TRuxpv
animated debate had taken place for several NJ
in the House of Commons, on a motion censur;n,
government for the publication of a dispatch \
Goyernor-Generai OF India concerning a severs.W
clamation issued by him. At last. on the n
21st June, the vote of censure was taken M
after numerous and repeated calls upon Mr.
well, the mover, by the liberal members to with
his resolution, that gentleman-with the concur
of Lords Palmerston and John Russell, and wifi
authority of the House generaIly-conseniei an,
resolution and amendments were finally withi-.
this virtually giving the ministers a tru%,
While this debate lasted, all legislative busireanc
any Importance had been set aside. When /. y
finished, Parliament adjourned. the Lords TO tn. 2,
May, and the Commons TO the 18th, in order to
ticipate in the Whitsuntide holidays.
In the India matter, the Ministry have achisr.
complete triumph. as the opposition consented y
compromise. :
The telegraphic feet had all assembled q 5
mouth, and would sail on an experimental trp =
few days. nc
The contract, for twenty-five years, betwes,he
Government and the Telegraph Company, bal
signed and sealed by the proper government "a
The English funds had shown more buoyanet,o I
closed steadily at the quotations. iol
Strong gales of wind had prevailed, and ar,
west coast of ireland q great many fishing boas raw
capsized, and some fifty lives. it is feared, weuwi1
Mr.. Ten Brooks horse Babylon ran for one ncs
EPSON Events, but came in last. t s
The official report says that there is not a 4, I
place for laying a telegraphic cable than the Re-! J
The Times argues that the Clayton Bulwer io'
is permanent, and there is no power Of abrsr.,
on either side. ~
The great Derby race, at Epson, was won E.
Joseph Hawley's Beadsman. Lord Derby's T1
lite coming in second. Twenty-three horsz
The total value of the stakes was about $50
The clipper ship Red Jacket reached Liverpa ~
sixty-seven days from Melbourne, with &C, 600 AS
of gold and % 900 sovereigps. y
The Duchess Of Orleans recently died in Enro q
Frnucc. o
The trial of thirty-three persons, arrested 70
recent insurrectionary outbreak at Chaons, yfz
progressing in that town. -
The Times Paris correspondent says thaiafh1
French squadron in the Pacific is 10 be reinfd31u'
and that the command Of the squadron has =
given to Com. Sarzett. IN
The Prince Napoleon has accepted the GOveHJoe<
of A1rar,a ,rssb r,1 no-orst ~ ainrinsSrpr n lnd-
ent of the Home Government.
FROM CHINA.-By the ship Frigote Bird
arrived here on 4th July, 46 days ont from hoAse =
we have papers from that port 20 18th Mf
representatives of Great Britain. France, Al
and Russia had reached, on Sd May, the nc
the Peiho river, 40 miles from Pekin. 49,,
sives 10 the Chinese Court, says the FIR lend q
of 11th May, had not met that reception vi
representatives of such great po~wers-the four
time nations of the ~world-were entitled 70
The minister Yukh fell back ON the establisha
of the Empire. He could not confeE with bart1
but he depute1 two Rlandarins of rank to tas ~ :
leading "eye." The Earl of Elgin, English -
sador, refused to see them, and sent then
their master with an intimation that unless BY
day, Che LIST May. an interview With an EnH]
sessing special powers and equal rank were go
he would direct the capture of two forts on ead-@
1T the entrance of the river, and proceed pP'3E
further extremifies, as the means Mt his G dee
would enable him. Concessions 70 these I6rI
were not anticipated. So by this time the h1s9a2l
probably taken--S. F. Bulletin. IN.
#DcGrrred Foreign Items.
TERRrB1E ExcfTExESr ABOUT MmR.-GG
been thrown into great CONSERVATION by d.
that its population is systematically poisS- =
milk-venders. To Frank Leslie's Hlusir1ei 49,
the credit of the discovery is due. That
two successive issues, has produced a series
executed but revolving pictures, d~escripuw ~