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


.-..ss-s Godard, of aeronsutic repu4, were in
y IT. - Napoleon, as balloonists. Their busi-
g. :, e.uIore the enemy's positions. -
s-on Jeldah says that a vessel poino
= - Mecca. with 200 Mussulman pilgrims
s.1-ss,-i near Jeddah. All on board were
rrsl
u P,lmerston announced the intention OF
- ,;uisfry to pursue policy Of strict neutral
= -ssrence to foreign affairs. He also an
r., hs, a Reform Bill would be introduced inn
g an the meeting of the next session Of Par
p-,Fh Postmaster Generals report for the
~; shews that the number of post-offices in
80 Kingdom was, at the end of 1858. H.
r5s number Of letters sent through the Office
=, xss 523. 600, 900. The gross revenne for
:. 7s,r vas e3. .100, ,939. The expenses were
= *. and, consequently, the net revenue was
ssS
Z. I'm Rnfus Choate died at Halifax on the
- Mr. Choare stood at the very head Of the
--sssien in the United States. He was a con-
,5rssr. and il is probable that his powers.
-. At length gave way and consigned him
rrarsy to DEATH
.H,u. D. E Sickles and wife have resumed
Xs n,risl relations The Eastern papers that
[prs this rather unlooked-for intelligence say
r. sckles has sent letters to all his most inti-
rssis informing them of the fact
q. B1u.lin. the foolish rope-valker, repeated
III Of July his feat Of crossing the Niagara
,,rn tisht-rope. When he reached the mid
{srhe laid down on his back and then raised
[-rEs.t without the aid of his hands On re-
T. he put sack over his head. so as to pre-
in from using his eyes and felt his way across
re rope. For all this performance and reril.
| gluiin received. il is stated. less than $500
"a avs he intends TO wheel a barrow over next
{spssileut and Cabinet Of the United States, in
krri 70 the American Minister Mt Berlin, take
-ri that the moment foreigner becomes
Ifri his allegiance to his native country is
end he stands on the same footing as n ma
" -itizen. The Minister is instructed to de-
ss release Of the naturaiized citizen in uues-
10 having returned from the States to Han
rs At once impressed into the militia
= l-srican Government, in its instructions to
kun Minister'S abroad. states that nothing will
.r-iei By it rs contraband of war except ar
sirse sole use is for the. purposes of war, such
|Hzisr, arms, shot, sc. and those articles
rs usel lindiscriminately in peace or war, such
i bretistuffs. clothing, SC, will be held as
ss;e objects Of trade with all bellgerent parties
Il has also announced that it will sustain
iusule that free ships make free goods, thus
|uEng the possibility Of vexatious searches by
nssrs Of any other Power The question of
n=ing is left open, so that each government
he such rule as it chooses on that point.
b Normons have been arrested in Salt Lake city
anrye Of conspiracy to defraud the treasury Of
-iei States. In the tithing Office Of Brigham
b vas found skilfully executed copper plate,
swing the .Quarter-master' checks on the
ts-z Of New York and St. Louis. The inten-
vas % have forged and put in circulation sever
.undrsi tbousand dollars of these checks All of
Esre to have been exact copies Of the originals
izuce their very dangerous character Fortu-
J unly one vas issued, and that one detected. |
", one Of the forgers, after his arrest confessed
|-ine, and stated that they obtained the first |
7 asi for printing the checks from Brigham |
Ey hinself