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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-12-22

0EW6 OExMU12e
NOTICH.-TEE UNDERSIGNED.
IN wosaa most respectfully, mfrsm the merchants o. HOMO,
iulu, and skipmasten visiting this port. thatthey have this Gay
entered into experimenting, for the purpose q shipplng = io ,e,s;'
seamen. From past experience and strict attention 70 the DUST
ness, we hope to be able to execute all orders entrusted TO our
care faithfully, and with dispatch.
~ Having made arrangements with Mr.. JOHN DAVE
the National Hotel, for the accommodation Of seamen, we snaaI
be enabled 70 have whole crews on hand for shipment al the
shortest notice. -
N. B.-Approved security given for the amount advanced 10
I6i-6.m WILLIAM A. MARKHAM
Late Of the Arm Of Graham & Markham, Shipping Agents.
Shipping Masters Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE
III notice that they have associated themselves together
$500 for te purpose Of shipping foreign seamen at this port
Having taken the Office at the Sailors Home, and from their
past experience IN the business, they feel confident VI giving en-
tire satisfaction to all masters of ships, agentsof ships, or others,
who may favor them with orders in their line.
Officers and seamen for whaling and other voyages procured
Mt the shortest notice. Advance promptly repaid ON the failure
of any SEAMAN q, render himself on board at the required time,
or u substitute fr his place obtained: on
Shipping Agents-0nce at the Sailors Home.
REFERENCES-
Carr. TuoMAs SPENCER,
G. a. WILLIAMS & Co.,
C. /. RICHARDS,
IL. w. SEVERANCE
j. q. LEWIS. Q69-3m.) Z. IT,. WooDMAN-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-12-22

FROM LONDON!
These goods, which are of superior quality, are offered to the
trade on favorable terms, and comprise in part as follows:
Dry Goods. SC.
Cases pink and yellow prints, blue do, mourning do,
White ground prints, bales white cotton. fine do,
Bales white. green, blue and scarlet blankets,
Cases white and drab corduroy, cases black cloth.
Asstd merino, alpaca, cs plain and check crinoline,
Real wech flannel, fine blue do, princettas,
Lasting, cs white ground and asstd printed muslin,
Towels and napkins, huckabuck for do,
ChecA holland, printed barege, plain do. cambrics,
Knitting cotton, crinoIine. mouscline ielaine,
Muslin dresses, founced do, black silk robes,
Linen and cotton drill, denims, guernsey frocks,
Maddapoians, white marseiiles, colored do,
Fancy vesting, bonnet ribbons IN sTeas variety.
MS long cloth shirts, regatta do, pea jackets,
Fearnought jackets, pilot cloth trousers,
Cases English saddles and saddler's tools, in great variety.
Brides, single and double rein. Pelham brides
Hardware.
Bundles round iron, asstd, fat bar iron, asstd,
Spades, shovels, files. cross cut saws. hand do,
Tenor saws, assorted locks, knives and forks,
B. NJ. spoons, scissors, corkscrews, plated spurs,
Butchers steeis, carpenters aizes.
Cast iron pots, asstd sizes, coopers' anvils,
Coopers' rivets, brass butt hinges, plane irons,
Cut nails, assti sizes, metal brace buttons
Naval stores.
Tarred rope, asstd sizes, Manila rope, bolt rope,
Whaleline, ratline, spunyarn, assorted paints,
Sail canvas, asstd, barrels Stockholm tar,
Barrels pitch, ship scrapers, sewing palms,
Iron and brass screws, cauiking irons,
Redpaths patent pumps with fly Wheel
Cases sheathlngc Upper, ii az. 10 so o.,
Casks composition nails, assorted sizes.
Groceries.
Gases English bacon, do do hams, cs Cheshire cheese,
Cases pie fruits. jellies and jams, asstd,
Candied orange and citron peel, cases pickles.
Sauces, white wine vinegar, mustard, capers,
Preserved meats and vegetables, cases maccaroni,
vermiceli, tapioca- sage, cloves, cayenne pepper.
Ground black pepper, cases patent greats,
Patent barley, Scotch oatmeal, almonds. saleratus,
Cases sardines, In half and quarter tins, salad oil,
Mulagatawny paste, stesrine candles,
Yellow soap, notified soap.
Ales, Wines and Spirits.
ALEN aGsm;s QUARTS
MarzettTs-in quarts,
Marzettrs diamona-in quarts and pints,
Basin quarts and pints,
oRrERw IN in quarts and pa1ts,
Morice Cox 4 Coin quarts and m,ts.
Superior port-in cs of 3 doz each,
Superior sherry-in quarter casks,
superr g sherry in G : % Of ! ass each,
quarter casks, sA'n'
Nv. Proprteto's-in quarter casks,
In bottlea few cases l dozen each.
Old Tom-in quarter casks.
RUM-Demerara--in quarter casks,
jamaican quarter casks.
Perflmery.
Essence Of sandalwood,
Assorted hair oils,
les.a Double and treble distilled lavendar.
JUST
lyA5Es GINGER SNAPS,
Cases Mssropoatan er.cker,,
,7,,, Bbis. cement. For sale ~
-.
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Uu tho IS Nsou. -
IL. t 9; ma mereh mas ' which is nGTh for sale alec cheap
Cast CASTS s, e,as sp asspaI soy isa ases, 1 %idip Is 81 s+sss'
ON Ti eosn sta m' aan Tsas ss% maesfas ss ee5soa ah "ssaie''
MnIas, s1, saG ans for ss earTaage sa sSps' m.aaer riu,.
Mems French calf boots, sewed, rubber boots,
oco on hena = mh;ses n mgns % 0ser-shoes
IT,. u..o:uoJ - DL...... w
T. J. ! Shingles asrraa'ss to to cover 100 square Zee ss' { g
a new lot Of the fayorite cottage siding boards.
ness.
.-A
a S% %esir rai S' a pahseea ceiling boards I 'nef' a new and very
,so-.f For sale 6 sy H. LEVERS.
I'LL,
@o"' SAiiis'
IaiioW,
SluSil
ket rates by mar = RprWrp LAX
Old Copper.
Old Composition.
PURCHASED AT THE GEI ici,S EST -Me.ai.
1 ket rates, by lot c. BREWER i &C.
Wool. Goat Skins H;doS
Tallow. com.oS;t;on
Old Conner.
W. .,,7.c, -. = srA-D1se;
100 5,e-l, s = = Fancy %e 'sf sale ; SHINGLES 7 IL Eek
q. HoME.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-12-22

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

Mercer cOuDty.-Olden has majority OF 600 Cook,
opposition, elected Senator by 200 majority Crozer and
Apologize, democrats and Abbott opposition elected
to the Assembly.
Fifteen townships in Burlington county give Oden, for
Governor about $50 majority, and elect tour opposition
members TO Assembly and one democrat.
The from the State come in slowly but 80 far
the prospects are favorable to 0iden's success.
Mercer gives elden 626 majority aud elects opposition
Senator, two democrats and opposition Assembyman
Third district (Camden) -Brower opposition elected
to Legislature by 75 Vote for Governor very close.
Middlcsex county-Najority for Oden 73o.
Burlington (as far heard from) 100 majority for
Olden.
Upper Freehold-Olden 200 majority.
Monmouth county ESQ far heard from) gives 400 ma
ori'y for Wright Three townships yet to hear from
THE ELECTION IN HUDSON COUNTY.
The returns up 70 two o'clock this wednesday, morn
ing indicate the election Of the entire democratic ticket
with the exception Of Mr.. Gilchrst for County Clerk
wrlghts majority will be about 600.
wescot s elected Senator D. g Gregory by about
200 majority
The full returns not IN at A. NJ from the First
Third and Fourth wards Of Jersey City Hudson Oty
North and South Bergen Harrison and Weehawken.
Tho following the county officers probably eted -
ScndtT-Samuel Wescott
County C7erI-Robt Gilchrist
Suyrcgdte-Jas ONeil
Sh0iF-John Francis.
A@,mtly-Wm. II. Peckham, r. D. McIelland and John
81. Midmerg.
coroners-John G. Alderman, VIM L. Beaumont, Thos.
Gafucy.
The judges Of the Fourth ward Jersey CITY, adjourned
the canvass at "a O'Clock A. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09
ACCIDENTS m EAST BROADWAY.

Cnn' I'm army 0! Young rowdes, urged on By few
inefant politicians, who holding bacchanallan
carnival in porter house the corner Of Pike street
and Fact Broadway assembled in that vicinity about nsf
past eight O'clock and having armed themselves with
stones commences firing them promscuousy all direc
Several took effect some harmless citizens who
we're passing along the street. The FIRE kept up for
about quarter Of hour, re missiles striking DOORS
windows aud lamp posts, on which they did
ton. One indy, who leaning ont Of her window, had
escape good sized Stone having struck her in
the head but happily without incug ane srious injury
Captain Cameron Of the Seventh precinct received init
nation Of the occurrence IN few minutes after had
taken place, and having also learned that branches Of
this rowty army tfbued throughout his ward he
detailed oil his available men n 90 and due, any
distur that might ariae Officers Jnbo ard Wams
ley arrived at the of the stone throwing and
attacked by volley, which drove them back two or
three times. They fnoceeded, However Ia dispensing
the young blackeuayds and putting out two bonArcs
~hicb they bad blazing. Our reporter, having wit
messed the whole proceeding, quietly stood inside tho
bafroom door on the OF Pike street, where
assembled a number of low politicians, many OF whom
sero IL beasy state a intoxicaton Tnis position was
taken by reporter in order TO avoid unnecessary col
son With stone, well a. To note what he While
engaged IN making few notes oneof tho politicians stole
behind, and having the words "yonng rowdies''
writer snstcbed the paper and tore II In pieces Three
others rushed up and seized the reporter, whom they
RULED and dragged about threatening 70 immolat him
on the spot Fortunately apparently respectable
nterfercd md released the attacked, who got OF
ch kick applied by no gentle foot, as be running
through the door
delegation from this yarty os street rowdies took the
liberty n npprorriasne several wagons and number
wooden hoses, used NJ Pixies clip for calting vrssos
out q which they mase bonarca They also tore down
fences md seized everything that came Ia their way
which Right BE- used for raising bonfire.
Notwithstanding the vigorous and prnipeworthy eyer.
tone OF the ponce They conld only succeed In restoring
temporary order the force not being extensive enough 10
spread over the ward Consequently the extnguished
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09
ELECTIONS IN OTHER STATES.
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
BosroN, Nov. 8, 1Sc9
large portion OF the State has been heard from
Mr. Banks will have upwards Of 10000 plurality. Tho
throughout the State smaller than has boon Tor
many years BEFORE and from present appearances will
stand ollows-Banks, 10000; Butler 5000; Briggs
not much over $4,000.
The entire republican ticket for Councillors probably
elected.
The democrats elect two Senators In Suffolk 70 throo
republicans.
In the Norfolk Senatorial district Co Parker aid 70 the
Governor, Is defeated by Walker, democrat
spobrd, the democratic candidate for Senator IN North
Essex, fails Of an election by only ~ votes.
In Merose, the home OF Burnhsm, the Liquor Agent,
the republican candidates for representatives do
feated.
In Taunton representative Is elected who b elaseed
as whig-the only one In the State.
The democratic strength In the Legislature win NOT be
much greater than In Inst year.
The vote In Boeon to-day h tho smallest here dur
Ing the last twenty years. At tho Presidential election in
ls44 it was over 5000 larger.
The full republican ticket In Nsok county s elected
Underwood republican rs elected uerk Of the Courts
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NARITIMg INTBLLIGENgB.
AxMANAo Yo4R-ran pAv
SUN RISES. 50 M0ON
->sc.-,e.--- o-
Port OF New York, November 8, 1850.

. o.
Port OF New York, November 8, 1850.
CLEARED.
Steamship Persia Br). Judkins Nverpool-T Cnnaru
Ship ~ Peter Ssvin, New Orteans-Eagle & Uaznrd.
Park Essex Ray Campeachy--yates, Porterfield \ &C.
Bark Eecoroza, Ryder Havnna-Mora Bros Navarro Co
brig Stevens Peters, st Johns PFC 4 n j Peter ~
Brig Starlight Crowen Jacmel
Brig LADY Chapman d3r), Cooper, Port Platt-Smth
Brig Marianne, 9ppel Trinidad
fchr Ocean Bird lockhart, Cornwanis NS-D r Dewolf
schr River Queen, Gale, Pensacola -Benner a Deake,
schr X Caldwell, Hudson, Charleston.
Ecbr Kate Stewart Watson, Charestou-W b Scranton.
Echr Iavna jane, Ketchum, Alexandria
schr II Eunuy Hammond, Bsimore-MAnler, Lord
Quercau
schr enith. Smith, Phladepbia---Js. Hand
Scbr Howard, Baker, Boston-Sw Lewis 90.
ARRIVED
Steamship Nashville Murray. Charleston Win mdee and
1sseengers to spoord. TIleson Saturday, Pm saw
ship u II Tucker, bound into Charleston.
Steamship rarkersburg Powell, Baltimore WIN ndse - q
" Cromwell 4 Co
slip Caravan Sands Liverpool Sept So with mdse and
se~rage passengers to Rowland Frohnehan NO 6ae ITO
miles q Sandy Hook tcak pilot from boat Forrest
Ship Ellen Austin, 0artc liverpool Octe With nndse ara
l4o psssenRer TO spcacrd, Tleson Co. Qc 70 Ia 20 ~
New York supplied her with provisions and water 1th at
~ s. "a gnalsed bark Harriet Cam Cann from Ar
shin FREDERICK Gerhard Godfrey Antwerp IS days. with
mdse passengers, 10 Iaytn Hurbn Experienced
heavy WSW and WNW gales the entire passage.
Bark Stampede Lewis, Newcastle Hep I6 with rudse 10
racs PASSAGE; lost cu,wa,er topss yards
wnshed psnking on the stern moulding stoye
BOBBY hatch, skylghH, los. and epli sails &C.
Bark Ellen Morrison, Plat, Bathurst, WCA, Oct IL, with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS

The republicans mustered in strong force at their
headquarters, stuyvesant Building last night 70 receive
the Of their various courcrs from the polling places
throughout the city. There very marked demon
'raon Of feeling at the Of the results and
but partial cheering greeted those most favorable to tho
cause There was however general impression Of
6derce in the success to be anticipated from the strength
lately acquired by the republican party, well that
which they supposed they had achevd in tho present
test. BIZ butcher made speech predicting that next
year they would trmphan,y carry through the repub
can tt at aud place the brightest star Of the Empire
State IN the raslieptsi chair These remarks re-
ceivcd with yocymoas cheering, and the assemblaso
gradually broke up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09


NE ST. MAROEAux 4 CO.'S
IL CHAMPAGNE
The undersigned beg leave inor pubic that they
have appointed MIR. X BATTER agent In the
United States and Canada for their Champagne Wines
DE ST. MARCEAU h co,
Reims
Referring N the above beg inform that have
f supply az these Wines Of the brands Blanche and
carte Noire from the Of DO Mar
ceaux Co, Reims
CARTE BLANCHE
Possesses delicate, fine flavor.
CARTE kOIa
Is foil, rich, dry Wine. particularly recommended
Doisseurs.
These Wines imported in and put W in very
superior manner.
HERMANN BATTER
II Water straet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

bonhres were relighted, and OF disorder
enacted around them, but NO stone throwing again
Tes0rted 70 Up 70 the hour Of half past o'clock,
Id the early part Of tho evening about twenty I've
young roughs brought IN 70 Capt Cameron a tho
Seventh ward station house, charged with dsordsrly con-
duct, but the Captain In consideration OF tho Youth u
Of them, let them 60, with stvice 60 horne aud
keep quiet But instead Of doing that they commsnoed
TO recruit their ranks until they had numbered about
hundred, when they acted as above stated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

TRENTON, Nov 8, 1885,
The First ward gives ninety nine majority for Olden,
republican, and the sixth ward forty three majority for
Wright, for Governor.
Ewing township gives swonty Ave majority for Olden
being gain Of thirty six over Newell's vote.
FIVE townships In Burlington county give oden for Co.
vernon 277 majority.
Centre township, Camden county, gives Wright for Co
vernon aior,tv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09
MOZART HALL

Unlike other parties who assembled at their respective
headquarters tovc vent 70 their feelings the result
Of the election the Mozart Hall wing of the democracy
celebrated the in solemn silence The doors Of No
cart Hall closed and all dark and lonely within
the enthusiastic politicians Of that stripe having probably
Come to the sensible conclusion that If they went home
ike good quiet citizens, they would be able all the
news early this morning In the HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

6s6 About 26 were unregistered for which a1hdaviss
were taken Az Ave o'clock the voting very spirted
bus there disturbance throughout the day. and no
arr sts.
In the Second district at l2o n the number n votes
polcd was st6, of which 20 unregistered. No ar
Itsts made, and thore was apparently no Illegal
voting. @tt
The whole number Of votes PEELED 10 the Third district
~ not registered
10 the Fourth district nothing important ransplred
In the Fifth dst ct at 440 r. H. three hundred and ton
votes had been poled and thirtyone OF these not
registered Tho voting was carried very orderly No
arreste made.
In sixth DISTRICT when the polls closed hundred
and fifty votes were counted and fortytwo attn iavis
Ge for unregistered votes. No arrests were
made
When the polls closed the Seventh district hun
cred ninety eight votes had been polled and sixteen
ndavits.
Nothing worthy Of mention happened in tho Eighth
district
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09
THE POLICE HEADQUARTERS.

Peace and quiet regned throughout the days and tho
large reserve force kept up stairs had nothin bat
amuse themselves by spinning ''yarns" aDe Aoking
segars An omnibus kept In the street In tadiness
convey the "cty guardians" 70 any q tumolt,
and the driver In the Of the aruooa covered his
horses with blankets 10 prevent them from getting cold
and stiff, and himself adjourned 10 unknown region,
probably TO find "somcthing nice and warm" Several
Of the Pohce Commissioners happened In tho Of
the day and held private consultations with Snperntand
bury but oil united In declaring this b. be the
remarkably quiet election known In New York.
Como were Of the opinion that the disordery elements
outstanding their foces for the chatter election but
General psbury promises TO 10 wen prepared for that
occasion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09
WISCONSIN ELECTION.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 8, 1859.
-Four wards OF this city give $50 majority for Hoart the
democratic candidate for Governor Rock county with
eight towns, gives Randall the republican candidate a70
aheada gain Of 200 last year. The following places
give republican majores:- Kcnosha county, with two
towns 96; Columbia county, four towns, 90; Monroe
county elk towns, 1885, Dane county, three towns, in
Guiding Madison and Hobart co. Waukesha, two towns,
$50; Dodge county, six towns, 300 Scattering returns
from various parts Of the State show that the republicans
gain the vote Of 1857 and hdce the recollection Of
Randall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09
ARRESTS FOR ILLEGAL VOTING.

Thomas Mahony was arrested by officer To vnshend, 81
the Seventh ward, for Illegally attempting vote IN tho
Eighth district, and committed by Justiso Steers.
Charles i. Reed was also arrested for similar offence
IN the same district and committed by Justice Steers
Edward MulrsD was locked up for perjury, having
sworn that Reed WAS q iona fde voter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

DETROIT MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 8, 1862
At the municipal election here to-day, Mr. Buhi, rcpub
can was elected Mayor by majority Of about 800 over
NJ. Harmon, democrat The republicans have elected
seven q 80 zen city Aldermen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

EIlEOI1ON.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 8, 1859.
The opposition have elected nineteen out Of the twenty
three Representatives and all Of the three Senators from
this city.
Miles Taylor, anti slidell democrat and Edward Bou.
eney American elected TO Congress by large mao-
rites
The American majority in uas city is about 800.
The democratic State ticket 70 elected,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09
CHICAGO ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Nov 8, 1859.
The county election today passed of quietly The vote
poed exceed half TINT the last municipal
election. The city gives republican majority OF SIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

peanuts and hides Roberts Dot a. Wilson, seaman
~ Italy, died Of frican fever.
nark chsvs ss sI ;s ssp; Is With Coffee
Rrs Sarah Newhai tBr Payson. Seville ~ asys ~
cork and itc0rce Gomez, Wallis 4 20.
Brs Queen Usher tBr) hsrran wndsor, Ns7 days. WIN
Es Mars is To~lsr 81 John. NIB. 10 days. Win asls
Irs Mary sSsan Eaton, calai 10 days. with lumber 70
Brig Fnancsr, Hssko Calais Il days. with lumbar. 10
Brig vosn coombs Bangor days. with lumber, % smp.
schr iswsyilIs GrS; Taylor Hrlsboro, Ns days. wAb
schr VIM I'M Dow. Jacksonville 10 days with yellow pine
Hchr = Williams, -. Virginia, sdays
schr Sea Witch, Smith, Baltimore New london
schr Z Cooper TAYLOR Ellxabsthpor for New Haven.
Eehr Fannie Hazard Bowman, Elxabethport for Hartford
Echr y h Nash. eprout. Calais, . days
Schr @ Harris ga wyer Addison B days
Schr Roam, allen, Harrington 8days
Schr Mary Wise, brewster. hOckland A dawn
Echr banner, Harrincton, Cortland, days.
Echr Era Chamberlain, B0st0n. 3 daya
Echr Hill Carter, Fisk. Boston days
Gchr Granite State, Hallett. Boston. days.
ssSr Ere sTn wss fos s.sbspo
eehr Electric light. Hughes. koDdout for Boston.
Eloop blackstone Reynolds Providence 2daya
Scoop Eprague, ('ihbs Providence, 2dspN
Steamer Petrol. Baker Providence
Steamer Ksans sss sasss
On, shin and one sr,c BELOW
From quarantine steam soop oEwAr Brooklyn, for
Wind duriuv NJ NNr a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

Ocean.
Sid from 81 Helena previous Sept TO- bark Huns New
Bedford Had taken in less than month, the Carol
Ground, go bbls sp oil
letter from the first officer of the bark Elxa Cornell NIB
reports her Johanna 2 1852 oil report
Had whales In gale Of wind Would touch Il 81
Aug sne Bay thence To of 81 Pan,s for ht whales
letter from the first officer OF ship Europa Phinney NIB,
reports off New Holland in April Minerva Smyth Smith, NIB,