The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-09

SAY FnNersco. May "a, 1859.


kER The political campaign is fairly open
"O0rolling." "wire pulling" and every
If chicanery is duly inaugurated. The can
for the Governorship are Weller, Denver,
and Nugent- Gov. Denver resigned his
as Gov. of Kansas, and came out here under
soices of Senator Gwin and other leading
as, with the promise of the democratic nomin-
r Governor, at the coming election But his
Jas 6rsaken him, and turned round in favor
Weller, who has received the regular demo
bouinati0n, and viii probably be reelected.
re the vissicitudes of political life. Mont
street IS crowded with politicians from morn
night. The political hire in the democratic
{ the NATIONAL Office has srarmsd lately;
be activity aud hustle.
Elegraph from Genoa, we have exciting news
? Lake City. The Mormons are represented
: in open rebellion again, having taken mp
INST the O. s. Authorities, and seized the
n passes. The Governor had called out the
% quell the disturbance Further advices
a. interesting locality may be expected in a
steamer Santa Cruz. from Mazatlan a few
,, brought up thirty-six Mexicans Of rank,
2 ~Pesquiera for political offences. The Santa
nd SsrPriss brought up, together, about half
q Mexican dollars, for export to China
asst Aivices from British Columbia are not
fn~uraging. and emigration thither from this
e fr up the Fraser and Thompson rivers;
E%ViSiOus are so high there that it takes more
E miner can earn to live.
publishers Of the EvsHiag Bulletin. Messrs-
ing and Simon,on were arrested a week ago,
hshinz the confession Of Mrs Sickles, at
1gtOn- The arrest was made under the recent
Expressing obscene publications While 1t
Tied By all that the matter alluded to ought
ave been published, yet this prosecution is
A. a political move; and it was evidently
Cd for political purposes. Messrs- g. and ;.
Faed sl0O each. They have appealed to q
curt.
nfy-One square rugged vessels,-many OF them
: from Eastern ports,-entered our harbor on
and 18th inst. Our wharves present a very
Hgearance. being. mostly crowded. Freights
low and charters scarce. Several clippers
'en lying in port sometime. waiting for
ing to turn up,"-while the majority return
- ballast. Late advices from China stotc that
large feet Of ships were awaiting cargoes'
IA poor prospect Of success.
auan sugar is steadily Increasing in favor In
Eksi, and it is now held in much higher es-
'aaa the China No. 1. Hawaiian coffee has
p'Onounced by excellent judges. to be quite
o Java coffee. The arrival Of q cargo Of hio
'o4,OOo lbs.) during the present week. has
hat article to fall from 12A-cts. Oats
f'ey are being bought d hrge quantities
or to Australia.
e Is some talk Of getting up . brilliant recep-
: he japanese Ambassadors. who are shortly
'as city on their way to Washington
clipper ship Wanderer arrived this week
" York, bringing two large elephants. which
Exhibited in this city. Those who have come
F''nia to see the elephant" will have an
unlty to do So.
1hck, late Of Honolulu, Is about starting .
newspaper in this city. TO b called LIE
The Doctor has been writing . series OF
Alan Anecdotes for the .dita lately which DO
'''t Hawaiian life and manner in Is favor
|hsht as they might
: : considerable opposition IN steam-ooating
Sacramento River nowadays One nignt
ek the steamer Princess was run into oy the
Waite. in = slough Of the river. n the
q the former was shot 1t and wounded oy
ffs'n from the deck Of the latter. me Prn-
: q large freight. and over four hundred pas
|; and as the boats are owned BY different com
here are stronG saspSeions Of foul play The
Fefs are Of die opinion that the collision vas
Wildly BY the captain Of the -1fartfs I*es1s-
overland nail has arrived ~ San Jose -
pa II IS reported thse she siekles tr'ei =
csf'n u eouelsdsd-UsnIdng in The seqaafset
|seklea NUUADU.