The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-01

r,rv 1S.-The advlces from Maucnes-
seoo., ' .t districts continued to be
de Assrscter previous to the
trncae .,asiono Of peace, the effect of which
iths enI at Manchester when u dispatch
1a-It is rumored at Berlin that
rGy. 'u'f,s;a would soon arrive at that ca
ftpesr . family conference respecting the
10 stem of Prussia after the abdication
sfthe crown
,SirI - i said, will determine whether
srEss.sot or his son shall take the crown.
trom Turin states that an unsuccessful
Sssra .,r,;onize Naples was made among the
70 'S was quelled by the artillery
srom Milan states that the massacre at
rsrsn intense excitement in that CITY.
o bss = ~ July the Pope, Cardinal Antonelli
De ~ the latter of whom commanded the
> sn .. he massacre, were burned in efigy
.d that 5000 Sandman soldiers have
ELL ualocna to protect that city from iSsur-
Il m~ao,rt the provisional GosernmeI
ssasdi,srI5o; former Prime Minister Of ar
80 King c.vNaples, upon the receip. of
sl'u ~ battl( Salferino, and the victory Of
- -, a uessyhger to the camp ofth Allied
sDea--1tulate the Emperor Napoleon and
e. Emanuel upon their good fortune.
- that an Envoy Extraordinary would
tsa Turin to the King Of Naples, to endea-
E'r~. 70 him an alliance with the Sandman
rrnsn- &c.
x,,c TEIEGRAPH-There is a probability
5--5Seent scheme of a submarine telegraph
s,jsptic will be accomplished by the COM
- ,ov has the great work in hand The
W. ,ompany are infinitely stated in n London
, ~, attribute the failure Of the cable wholly
- handling it received subsequent to the
-, N Law it dovn-it having to be re-coiled,
~ a,k.. re-coiled in ships, and afterwards
= a severe trial during n series Of gales.
-.0-s represent that they are doing all they
Est bv the past, and promise to expend no
- until they nave consulted the first sciel-
me age, whose names viii soon be made
!, rssv add, in the statement referred To-
=. ne directors will effect policies Of insurance,
- the successful submersion of the cable :
nat question (the most serious of the
{. .zitbis time rest on n perfectly safe basis
.ruud this. contractors are ready to make,
y mi work successfully for thirty days after
q , cable such as men of the highest scientific
hall recommend
'-~rrrsciors will tax part Of their money out
IN shares. They postpone all their profit
he cable has worked ut a defined COM
ire4i for at least thirty days"
R~avprS's LAST wALK.-On the 18th July,
|. rIs@l his rope at Niagara for the last time,
rssence Of an immense multitude Of people.
uLk-i the rope from the American to the
sbore backwards, and when near the centre
.rsr. waited until the steamer Maid of the
zns beneath. bringing Travis, the great
Blondin held his hat at arms length, and
ssrding on the steamer, ired a pistol ball
N Returning from the canada side, Blon-
Al 4 w~heeIbarrow across. The wheel had a
I'm to at the rope. an6 the handles of the
rrp suspended by n cord around his neck.
his balancing pole with him while pushing
rT.
T : S~lOop-ofwar GermGnfoJrn came very
NJ lost on a coral reef. on her way TO Japan
.rckong. near the Loo Choo Islands. She
|. bad position that the guns were got ready
psn overheard. and preparations were made
the ship. The means taken to Tighten the
used her to roll of into deep water. The Of
4 crew ENJOYED the prospect Of what might
y.snel to them had they abandoned the ship,
natives stood on the beach with spears to
ribs on landing.
Nc At PrrrtyG ouT A FIRE-On the Fourth
he people Of Warren, Ohio, purchased an old
zen had long been an eyesore, on tne opposite
river, and set FIRE TO it, in order to cele-
,e dav. ts giving the fire companies an
,;s7 TO show their efficiency in extinguishing
inst as they got fairly at it the wind blew
ING shingles over on the town, setting fire TO
church. "a well rs six, or seven other
:. n the sam rendering the utmost exertions
citizens necessary to save the town from