The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-03-03
Thirty-one Days later from Il. :
Arrival Of the Adelaide and -.

Y days 1rotu Dan rFhnclsco, and on the 90,
the American clipper ship Rambler. Pr ass
vessels brought o U.S mail, the first th,. ~
and the last that of Jan. 20. The new. "
ARRIVALS ia interesting. tbouOb NOT 90 :! meea
- a.. !" very gns,.
pofS \ greatest Inter-
our reaoers . u u.s0ussion IN the United =
Senate on the FACING Railroad Bill, but VIII,
0ret to learn from the papers received 'hs
-.-.h,o 20 tho MASSAGE If Tho IN, ;, uoes ns
= jill the presn, !,
sion. Inc i"s' uispa'o" irom washington. MI,
up to the 18th. reads as follows:
ss The House Committee on the pac;so
dav voted down all propositions look;nn aalroA
struction leaving Ito be acted on bv Z ID
only, Mr.. Steyenson's resolution thai !, oonnn
10 embark in the construction of anv = ians
time.,' '"a At
"The Senate has passed the French snoi,..
and it is thought the House will also pass, ~a
President Buchanan will sign ii. The alnsn,uas
the very important matters which have besn M
by Congress since our last report"
The bark Fanny Fisher arrived a, g..
e.ou, suanov ON tho 9Th Februarv 49, iass
-. ,o.L Nou pas
'n"' pia'. ~ IN regard
0'ippe' w"r ~ ssoS BY GnJ
Fisher a. - RESIDENT
copy the ono"ins ~ ~" 'afyornia q h
~. We sincerely hope this account may nv.
correct:
c-unsn wvrcv or TIE VAorppo .m
ooprD NJ 1oth stotes .ha. a. ioeSa
He'a,@ o., Erarc;sco had arr ~ snip D
1momde' na.Ihourre and renortad he.a w
sciin, yea. 49, nGnerrd - having pc
t Mem had seer the after mart of q rs.s "a ne
~ ..rt ~ tho schooner Taouero. from c'Igd
o%;soo Noat;no near Elizabeth Shoal. Ths rfsd
called from this port about the 10Th Aupps, ~
Sn5nav and had been out 10 DAYS ~
Novawber and as she was a good saiier oS
hoya orr;ved in SYDNEY in the middle ~ ~
IL Is not improbable that she has been wrecksa .
Vaquero was a long time engaged in the tar
tween this port ana honoiu1u, ana was coinmauis
capt. M y 'a., Snn Eranc;seo CSro1;,, sa J. pna
q NO c. r,r,ns The COLA -,
con.h wa,es 10 increasing apidlv Dur;n, y.
ten months of '58 the yield was 204, ll3 ounces ~
$500, OOO,) against llf,4so ounces during ths
period IN y. ne,a.;aa % ,hosa - v"aesnfo
T. Oreoon mines now bear to the mines If M
MIA"
The following is a list of the passengers and ,
that sailed in the Taqnero from San Franciss: |
Cobi, passengers.-Geo. C. Perkins. Of hsI
destined for Tahiti.
Storage Passengers.-Chas. Tenant, c. OBJ
Cbas. James. John James, Joseph BroOk. W.
Snr;ce and VIM. Young.
Creu-F.A A. Newell, master; P. Smith. Ii |
oor.H r GAYLORD. Cd officer Henry s NJ
stayard. Frank Galarer. cook: VIM. Horn. ii
yvoILer Samuel Stanjv. VIM. George. Andrrv u
- R;nLoon Henry States seamen 4
o.a.
-. - =. a. G
OF me Tunes, says -" - '
mace Det'er 'me .ha vas 60 I. !" To- a0Nls
In England. mat . ! wi. SyAes NJ ioo,, a. I
one second' OUT ne ca,rieu ni.eeh pounus FS'7
than the mare; hers therefore, is 10 all in'slp1
purposes the pest performance.
From Hayti we learn that a revolution had 4
nlace at the CITY of Gonaives, where a large w-|
-..ho d ..Lo, nossess;on If tho fo-t;srsl
- pop -
ana Oh t"e Ehpe 4ao : 49, 1
nounced' a Republic IN que Iorm' ueciarng9
emn proclamation that the Emperor haa iorefzl
claim to the allegiance of the people, and w
traitor N the State.
~. mn troons onnsar n /,
-. -,
again got the upper anu VI III q" ~
condition of that country, II possible, is dal! Q
inc worse.
- p,-ns Nr,s,ov rx IN,
I'll O-~-.z.Ic - T,hn no ovooodtp U1y Iu1Irrfr
u - p.as;dant Rnchonan IN nurI
GNp sSao.;nna ,,.re canad ;mmediotelv upr
race;n+ Of the new and resolutions PASSED exprs
the utmost regard for the Spanish government,
adherence ut the idea of being under the cor
the United States. The papers are boiling over
indignation at the proposition. One of them ezcs
Purchase the island of Cuba The CABIN
Washington well knows that there is nobody u
it. and that there is not money sufficient to pa
it. This was the thought of the Spaniards and
the sentiments Of all the sons OF this soil no
moment that. for the trst time. this idea i@'
the politics OF the north, Inerciore' "ner .
ter of the crown declared In the MOST OF tnenA
representatives, on an occasion similar 10 the Pr
that selling the island OF CUBA wouid DE equals
ing the honor of Spain, those words lound an e
all parts of the monarchy as the unanimous cry
Spanish hearts, and from that moment they Ha
garded as the clearest and most precise express.
the answer to be given whenever such an aosun
iect shorld be renewed
C.pr KInL1SG's CASE. in the U. s. CommiSs
CONT ot Hartford was decided on SATURDAY,
m;ss;oner smith finding that Cant. Kiblinr feur
" and oiratically ran away from the fishing gu
with the bark ". S. Perkins and the goods
wares on board-with intent to sell the sane fr
own benefit. said goods and wares belonging to
zens of the United States. The value was show
the testimony to have been more than $4,000
the Commissioner ordered him TO find hail for hs
nearaoce before the District Court to be holds
New Haven on the fourth Tuesday of February
B. .Mercuru. Jan. 7.
r,o rondon aJrertssr,s Paris correspri
vr;,as ,hot The French Foreign Office has heard
soue s,rnr;sa Mr. Rncbanan,s notification 4