The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-06-03

D-o~ hnIIf IN DJXlOU kCH 8CD8to % ~
- v;d,b 81 feet. and her depth Of hold Ii
s. m laden. she draws 81 feet; her light
M ~ 81 feet. Her trial trip the other day
- successful She is nqY taking in her cargo
rS1Eparing for sea .p.~.,...
' AND THE MoRNoys--The PRESIDENT mas sent
VA lands of a special AGENT Mr.. cross, q pro-
ION to the people Of Utah. The commander Of
eanss..es ia 70 promulgate it at the earliest day,
re Ia san do so with effect, and, il possible, to
s1n + widely before the misguided people Of the
So come to serious conflict with the army.
Tie Prudent proclaims an amnesty, II the peop,e
yn.J States. On the other hand. he assures them
-, Il is impossible to escape punishment If they do
u ~. for that the whole power Of the country, II
Hs~Ssary, will be brought to reduce them to subjec-
ton n from n. p,.;,.
g, Marcy took up his line Of march for Camp
ST on the 18th ult-, and expected to reach his
Estimation about the 1st OF May. He had twelve
Kindred animals, and abundance of forage and pro-
IONS. He was escorted by one hundred and fifty
oons and the same number Of herdsmen and noun
iir GERS accompanied the expedition The Mormons
. temporarily removing into Iron county In the
enc southern part of Deseret, but their ultimate
,atiou viii probably be in some part of sonora.
ham is constantly in dread of his flock desert
hi policy Is to get every living soul out
alley before the arrival of the United States
By the steamer Senator from the Southern
Important news has come to hand from Salt
60 the effect that the Mormons have abandoned
to the United States Army. The Los Angeles
ard, Of May 9Th, saws: The q s. Marshal ar
here on the Sd Of May. The Mormons have
Slt Lake City. Gov. Cumming, in company
Sol- Kane, arrived from Camp Scott about the
April, Brigham Young was at Provo, fifty
MS side of Salt Lake City A grand Council
e held at Provo on the 9Th of April, that
anniversary Of the commencement of Nor
ship in 1880. Captain Hunt writes that at
incl the future policy and plans of the Saints
determined
Atlantic Telegraph Company had received a
rom the Admiralty. announcing that in con-
with the request of the Company, the Aga
should be Immediately commissioned and
led by a captain. and also that two other
Iou,d be attached tn the Agamemnon. for the
rviee on which she is TO be employed.
role of the cable was expected to be on board
els by the 10Th May. IL is intended that
vessels shall, before commencing to lay the
proceed 70 sea. and in the deem water, about
lies from the Irish coast, rehearse a series of
sriments IN paying ont and hauling in, and put
\ practical test several suggestions and appliances
that have been proposed BY various ingenious persons.
The two ships will then return TO England and report
ur,rress: and should the experiments show that i'm
OF alteration IS desirable, there viii be
tine IN get it effected so as TO enable the expedition
70 make their final start Mt the most favorable time
Of the year. Capt. Geo. w. Freely had been ap-
Do n,ei to the command Of the Agamemnon.
NFNTCO--Ne 0tNe DcEr ITOU Tue CITY " Mexico
10 the 23d April. The mails betw IN the capital and
Pacific ports are interrupted bv the re,zlutionists,
80 tina. paners are obtainei with great dt.7r}fx.
The item Of new is that Santa Anna was daily ex-
petei At vera Cruz and there was great excitement
in Mryico in consequence. The friends Of Zuloaga
much alarmed. Many prominent men Of all
parties have declared in favor Of the exile some be-
they think he viii be better able to restore
peace IN the country others, because they prefer
him to ZuIosga- When last heard from. Santa Anna
-. LII - o. w., -, r.-.~
The Constitutionalists seem to have been thoroughES
1eateu in all the central States, and no.saS~~eit
% them save the frontiers If AcapuleE Vera Cruz
mi chihuahua Juarez. the Constitutional Presi-
had been driven to Acapulco, and there he had
AIKEN passage on one Of the mail steamers for Vera
Cruz, by way of Panama
European.
The Dukes Of Wellington and Devonshire have been
rsated Knights Of the Garter.
THE LEvIArHAN.-A correspondent of the Portland
ir gus says that when the steamer Iadinn left Liver
ool, March 9th, there were seven hundred and fifty
len actually Mt work upon her. All the most i'm
Drtant parts Of her machinery are already on board.
of each class of the stafe-rooms are now finished,
nd the work is progressing rapidly.
The appointment of General Pelissier as Ambassa-
Dr. from France, gave very general satisfaction in
ngland. The Tines believes that the English
ation may be fairly grafifed by the appointment Of
re Emperor. As he is said to have declared that he
cLNCA tIl5 l-tAC EttAlCt ~ - = VI " g
to the alliance, to the English people, and to
le two armies.
FRAxcE-The Minister of the Interior had ordered
I the artillery IN the several towns Of France to be
and deposited in the various arsenals, on
,e plea that they are in such a state as TO be dam
srous to use, and promising they should be replaced
' artillery in better condition. The impression
revailed that the guns were removed lest they
i0uld fall into the peoples hands in case of a rising.
Cabinet Councils were being held daily at the
uilieries-presided over by the Emperor-to con-
der the prevailing depression, and a doubtful report
as current that an approach to free-trade was to be
forthwith.
to England. is TO become Minister of State, and
>ad Of fhe Cabinet and Household of the Emperor.
[ Fould Is expected to take the Department of the
fnisss1<& Finance.
~A-From China we have details Of the late
$ dated at Canton on the 18th and at Hongkong
the 18th Of February. Commissioner Yeh had
n shipped from Canton for Calcutta rs a prisoner;
4 the oficial papers show that the people were
'isnpsed to be friendly with the allied Commits
and troops. 1t is asserted that the represent
Of France, England, Russia and the U. States
acting in accord for the purpose of obtaining
,merciai concessions from the Emperor, and extend
the influences Of civilization over the country.
-1Reed was aiding IN the project Of establishing n
Isf6 Seuse ut Canton. and it was thought he would
to Mf1Ss~and then soon return to join in a diplo-
ATTIC c~oueresS>Gth Lord Elgin, Baron Gros and
,unt Putiatin, tn@SIEpgiish, French, and Russian
nipotenfiaries- at Sh~SF%2e- The United States
igare Mississippi was at Sft$pe, and the Mime
tn in the Canton River, on the Feb
Deferred Foreign Ifemsr
A "Grest Exhibition" in 1851 cont be
lked about N
In the House OF Commons the state Of affairs insNr
n claimed attention Acts of cruelty TO the Sep5yN
IRE strongly denounced, and n spirit Of Justice tent y
rel with mercy was advocated on all sides.
A treaty is said to have been concluded in favor Of
e United States, by Kit Carson. with the Matches,
.ahs, Arapaboes and Puehlos. by which they all
rec to take sides with the United States in any dis
rbance in the territory Of Utah.
From present appearances. the exciting question
Kansas. which has 50 long kept politicians both
eat and small, in a fever. viii soon be brought to q
i'd The Administration has met with n signal de-
,t in the lower house Of Congress The ~Lecompton
which had been previously passed in the Senate
n majority 81 eight, has been killed in the House
q like majority
While the different branches Of the Federal Gov
nmenf IN 6Ohtfn1 and ouarrerfnU ovcr this ever-