The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-06-10

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but being : member Of Il. he has NOT felt ~ l;h...m.
embarrass it's ion.-Buf yAdperfiser
Tar Op,crx o. rvr Bus,xxas Mrr,. p,.-
mo IN NEW YosK.-As this prayer meeting 800;
tutes one Of the peculiar featHnes Of the prpsent 49,:
val, il is well to put ON record the wav IN vh;.1
under Providence, il was originated. AZ the ircrssn
Of trade in New York had driven most Of the chu.-I~
away from the lower and businsas partition Of the cis
tha Dutch Chu1oh- oornoratiop havirc ny,
vee1th-hlt constrained to preserve one Of th.!ss Has
cbuyrhes. down towu. and 10 ksep Il sunnEed .o n
MAJ ~ .ovrhin for str.nperr. M q 4 - !. ~ r.
- -. 49,. rcrnl.t;A - ..--s;ss @
s'o ~ "u'on. : - u.I:.~.-.x l.:PPuca WY
~ 49, smricved ~ T~msffs- 80: ,r
mr. md TIE sck. end the boeelS ~ .rrier. ~
field to induce peoule 10 attend the chureh Tbs
m;s.;or.v ssvs the acconnt v6iek -
vh;Ie vaik;n0 down town one dSv.5o6oofu.d N.
,boncht That an hour Of prnver ooSid ~ nrn6,.hiv
empioved nv the buziness men. oun6uine no one !,
ne vhoJe konr. coming in and roinr ont when II Va
rouven;eot- and s;nein9. pravino and eneakino az n.
9r;r;% .hould now He mentioned the idea N or.c.
to v.reore lint M one thought mnch of r.. Va \.
resolved To carry out the idea.
The appointed time came, three persons met in \
little room on the Sd floor, in the rear of the church.
and PRAYER was there held. Mr.. Lamphier presided'
And one CLERGYMAN was present. The next meeting
vac composed Of six persons; the next OF twenty Der.
sons. The fourth meeting was held in the h1an5
room: and from that time the meeting has become an
nQf1fufi0n in NaW YORK. NOT II from twenty Ar
now held. All these are crowded The number Of
new meetings opened do not diminish those already
established. but seem rather to call out new numbers
TO attend, and at no time has the interest be n greater
than to-day.-Boston Recorder. s
PRoGREss or TIE REVIVAL AT THE WsE-From
the great West, accounts come of the great awakening
there. A merchant who has been travelling in Iowa
and Wisconsin, says that everywhefe, in the stores, J
at the hotels, IN the streets, IN the cars, the on2
prominent discussion IS rehg,on- a gentleman iron
ONO iateiy stateu sna,s oy auulng nus personal ooser-
oStlons 70 tnose 9! = IIenu, NE cou!d say tnat rom
80 1870 aIanr a.. 49, 1sms,I -
the road 50 that wherever a Christian traveller ston-
ned to spend the evening, he could find a crowded
PRAYER meeting, across the entire breadth. of our vas
republic.
The Washington correspondent of the New Yot
Tribune savs. s. Nevotiafions are epterf a;ned her
for the purchase of Sonora and other Mexican teri
tory. Oyertures for the same purpose were made }
Comonfort's government Mt the beginning Of th1
Buchanan reign, but were then declined in Gomez
ouence of the price demanded. The present dernneed
condition OF Mexico offers a better opportunity for
acqfisit'on' ana hence u ; "voreo.
MEXICO AND THE PoPE.-President Zuloaga, of
Mexico, has written a very humble and servile letter
to the Pope. IN which ne says the Mexican people are
s1credly attached to the Holy Apostolic See, and that
they are anxious that n stop should be put to the per-
secution of the Mexican Church. He assures the
Pope that the entire pc >ple are devoted to the inter-
ests of the church, and that the restoration of the
privileges Ol Tue cnufCu II the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oil
harmony between the cohrch and the government
have " been receiped with the most enthusiastic and
truly pati0R - acclamations of our population"
Europeau.
u.ss.s.oa hrIord Nh, :, -. uousor.uL
a.. - w. : = ennd.,;an e. naoas r.. T
.%e ;n,and.d 80 49,. e.. pva. 80 .na -
Africa and form them into regiments.
An amendment to the Oatbs bill OF. Lord John
Russell. which continued the exclusion of the Jews
FRO. pa rl;omept vas pa0at;vod in tho Commc,s INV
vote.
Leave to bring in a bin To lepal;ze mar
rage with a decea1 vi wife, sister. by 43 majority.
po,sh hooLso,Ior b.a h.on .rras.oa 3, -.
a.hi;sh;no n.mnh,a. .dra..:n~ ~. n.a.o.'"
-. =. - 10 Ts.n. -. s' "''
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y p'ockaue ol cannon = !aseo on .ne iU.n OF
~ - "a IT.. o.ane..a .na by ~. s"S
$50 ~ E.on,h 81 E.~,:sI !. ..aS aS ~
S S; . - =" a,d aba,'. ~ = ,.;aa1n . : MI. =
tho rlt;motu,n Of the Enraror vos ovnac,od T. vas
rumored that the operations of the French and Eng
lish would be extended as far as Pekin.
M
sion n.vaI ernad;t;on Under Conn, pnt;o,;n which
was last summe conm;ss;onod 70 make evnI,ro,;on.
between the mouth of the Amoor and the japanese
ana Chinese seas. reports having discovered on the
coast of Manchooria. opposite the island of Madsmai.
(Jesso.) two harbors. capable of affording protection
at all seasons to the largest fleets in the world.
They were FAMED st. Vladimir and st. Olga. A
river. which empties into one of these harbors. was
named Avvacum, after the interpreter TO the expedi-
tion, a priest VINO was i0r many wears a.tachea 70 the
mission III rehin. a. manassas Z uIa'in nego'Ia.eu
u supplementary treaty WIFI tne Japanese, WHICH