The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-03-25


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| Mr.. Buchanan advocst.s 49, e Ssuth Carol;p.
Kansas - 2 State, ~ the only mean. s - Of
trenquttisy g. tnnt distracted Territorv -Seorng
mated ana. exciting debate ensued in the Sens.a ani-
the motaon 70 phns the message, which 1912 upon
until the nour OF ad1ournment- In the Hcrsn .noed
exc1temenf ana con1as1Qn1 walled. The ~, much
Jects It vas thoughts e0utd be referred to : suo.
commute, ana sne admission Of Kansas defsrrsS ~ ~
the Present.
Further intelligence from Washington cons-n
report that Mr.. Bernhisels the Mormon delee.ts pc
made propositions to the President for the nurch :
Of the Mormon property in Utah. Mr.. Rrchau
appears to have rather rejected the ~overtures of ~
Bernishe.. rho y sc.d to Be acting without the -.
thority Of Brigham Young. Mr.. Bernhisel renr..-s
the Mormons as generally inclined to peace.
Later ana favorable accounts Of the Utah exp.a;
ton have been received from Colonel Johnston -
the War Department. Colonel Johnston had mn:
tered four addifionat companies Of volunteers into
service ior 2 per1od OF nine months. The troops were
IN good health ana very comfortable in their wirter
quarters An abundant supply Of mt beef had been
obtained from ; sesfiement to the north Of Salt Lake.
Our latest accounts rom the headquarters Of the
army OF Utah are the 18th OF December. At tina.
time the troops were al IN good condition, an rs com.
Portable - circumstances woold permit The variou,
Dodies OF miii.ary remained - the encampments pre-
viousiy mentioneo. Colonei johnston wasof opinion
tnas actve ncsulses woulo conmence IN the spring
uenerai "iiham waiker' AZ last accounts, was .
New Orleans. where the drend Jury have found
true bill against him ION . violation OF the neutra
laws
The urumallv mild xvesfhev vas the tonic ~ y
-. 80 y.- -...s $3.50 s-~-S -
vet there m been scsrcelv : toncb ~ our old III
ioned winter. In New Yori. With but lev exoene;f
20 ~. h.d .rcr>.,;cr - -.- --:r~ M a
eve- e;rce Novamber Some have besn Is nc~;.;-
sultrv- that neorls have 81 81 omen v;ndo~.
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TWO papers tnougnc TINS An ACT Of nunkeylsms Dun !
n..S !. S - !. = : ks.sl = : sPCnn.
: chr;st;sn centiemsns vhosa er.st 1870. !.
h.sr To- ts-a;Iv rsccrr;,sd Nv IS. po-s-. -.
n mater. - x.i;r~ the re.ris a. 49,. 81
and ths American neonle hrsve themssires
sympathise with virtue and true courace vhere{
they are found over the world.
m. ,....t 49,. ,,om M.v;.o a;.c,os.
Of Affairs in that country. Civil war has brokef&I
at the Capital, and there had already been CONN.,
able fighting between the ~partixans Of the Pres;ot
and their opponents, under General Zuloaea. y
has pronounced AGainst the General and in favor /,
Santa Anna The ~partizans Of the latter had posses.
sion Of the citadel and several converts, from which
they were firing upon the city. One hundred per.
sons had been killed in the streets. All was conster-
nation and confusion. The foreign consuls had hoist
ed their flags, and respectively extended their protec-
ton to their countrymen; but the natives were
gathering their goods and Fastening from the city.
The revolution had extended to many Of the provinces,
and the downfall OF Comonfort was considered almost
certain.
AMERIcAN HoDN ENoLAxD-Mr. Ten Brock
is still confident that he can beat the English horses.
Ii frioress goes on improving, by next spring she ia
expected to be the best horse in England. Great
hopes are entertained Of Babylon. When this latter
colt was taken abroad, he was accompanied by two or
fhRo0 nnA nIAa -hsnh - ts~A go - -
tend on the British turf under American colors. Mr..
Ten Brooks engagements in England extend to
1851. and it is reported that when he returns there
next spring. he win make it his residence and future
home.
lard times stnl cont;nue. Az n sale NJ r.ra .uto-
cranbs the other n;rht 90 RI,@ K;rr Hsl,, -sn. e.
a dollar (: the Poet Pone. for rs cents !. the :. irnn
Duke >, for 6ftv cents and some d;st;non;shsd .h.r
octers of Charles 7 3 re;op for ! dolIsr Zach
49,. p...s,;sse 49, !. $3.50. :.
srasasr.d rrdr ~ .5.:as 20 a. Sa,.Ison u
~. 49, I Z q 'ue . VI 10y 1919, not 10
So e y .'s y ' 'sia1
one .nousand appncatons have been already filed
ior commissions IN the new regiments asked OF Con-
gress-
European.
The great steamer Leridthan has been pushed to
within six feetof the extremity Of the launching ways.
She would remain in that position till the prevailing
the ways ana 80 await the high tides at the end Of
yauuAIy 70 noae ner. Inc London Odaly wees py
The nrooress If The I.r;otso, t,o,,.h s,ov :. ~
s;dered sot;sfactorv and every M corrsctsd 18th
the undertaking now looks forward confidently to the
close of the operations by the early part of next week.
About the same distance was traversed yesterday as
ments Of the ship were Throughout Of the same char.
acter. The :. ssarts'' vary from about three to ten
inches. and the vessel g brings up'' by the effect Of
the friction upon the metals, and not by application
of power to the brakes ON the check tackle. The
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