The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-25
Advertiser.
Deferred Items.

DefeFrsn Attmss
.ns4a in southern Arkansas a fortnight since
- Shole forests. IL extenied i've or ri
!. n q Ith. anl the largest trees were leveled.
amount Of the Mexican debt to Great Britai,
,. sftv millions Of dollars, aud the whole reveuu.
T., Cruz f5r ten years wouli not pay it.
g Orleans i said to be almost overrun h,
-J,sl-. The bolde>t robberies are commitre,
: .;rhr. and the papers advise people who trave
n uizat early in the morning TO keep sharr
10 al persons they meet
-,g yoz SSORIxG.-An inventive Yankee ba,
fs~rpi an appIratus which he claims Is n cure f,,
-.r II is to fasten upon the mouth. a quit.
"a tube, leading TO the tympanum of the ear
,..er the snOrer snOres. he himself receives th,
|. iuoression, finds how disagreeable il is and. o
re, reforms
i. asserted that mans finger nails grow thei-
rre,s length in four months and half A mar
81 70 years renews his nails $50 times Allow
| Zach nail 90 be half an inch long, he has grown
"a feet and nine inches of finger nail on eicI
pr. and On fingers AMI thumbs an aggregate OF
ret ind SIX inches
,acE TO GIBRAErER.-The London .Ssscs an
- that Government has entered inro arrange
"a, for laying down, speedy as possible a tel
ssSc cable direct from Falmouth to GibraIter. a
.nee Of eleven hundred nautical miles. The ex-
? state ot war shows the importance Of securing
b. af feiegrIphc communication with the Bri-
srsssss0u in the Mediterranean totally indepenl-
| snv eontinental medium.
SafGr0rs Woaps.-Those religious objects and
which are Of the simplest AMI most obvious char
= lre rePre~entei in English by words deri ived
tie Teutosic dialects, while the more complica-
| ,rf artiicial-what we may call scientific or
Inc-porfions of the religious vocabI larry is al
IN every case of Latin or Greek derivation: thus.
H." '.heud,'' ''wicked,'' "righteouS,'' ..bell-'
H. - ''hope,' &c, are all pure Saxon words
l. .predestination, .justitic Ifien .bapiis,n
| vii generally be found TO come from other
r~-Outiiaes Of Eagiish Literature.
recent Sabbath morning a stranger visited a
Isa4bly built church in Cambridge, for the pur-
ofElrshIp. and. on asking the sexton Tor a seat,
ssofsI-fIr GETTING 81. p uuI's Instructions Be
ISeIs'-'. We have plenty of seats TO let SIR -
serton, however, uotwithsttn ling his curt an
conieScendei t. show the stranger to seat.
be close OF rhe services the gentleman inquired
u Treasurer Of the Sociesy. ami ascertIiuing the
! q the seat for one year he quietly intlssl him
n,1nt with the request that the seat might be
srsel for strangers -
= = singular cDin.ilence. thu during the
samp.ign of the French Empire in 1875. in
the French army obtained the appellation '-fe
araee,-' there were three sovereigns in the
1.-The Emperor Napoleon. the Emperor of Aus
sai the Emperor of Russia On this account
Seftls # An-,erIitz baptizei a. The Barte Of
re- Emperors-- Now. In 1859. NapoisSn Iii,
npsr1r Ot Austria, and the KIM Of Sardinia
xpecteI TO fight at the heId OF their respective
5, and their first grand engagement will pro-
bs ctl!ei =. The BIttle Of the three Sore-
. The French army NJ Rine - to be n-
H. and placed on a war footing.
Rurey, after perforning before the royal fam
Berlin. has gone on 20 81 Petersburg where
| eli
bee before the Emperor aud his ftgnily aud two
tr.. besile several princes and princesses. The
ibieet vas horse who had Just kickel his box
b. ani killed his groom, aud Mr.. RIrey ex-
u him after a few days training rs Obedient As
rus horse, and ready TO obey orders, which
given him from the other end of the riding
The. second was wild, unhroken, entire
from che steppes Of Russia ani he too was
e-el- SuD1ued in 40 short a time thar the E'n
not only publicly expressed his gratiicitOn,
riereI a report TO be published in the papers.
WoHAx on SKATES have seen a woman ou
bright yell, rosy checked, good-natured,
e girl she was. II WAS under the moonlight
baimy air-and how she enjoyei II ! How
|hired circlei and edlied, and c1reerel, and
on. and struck back. and left the wayy out
of her steel carriers all over the smooth surfIce
pond Hoops or no hoops, II was pretty
-aHl The more pretty. because IL was sensible
t01t the poor Creatures WIN ht"-S
Il in linen saturated with lotions, lounge
y upon sofas, in close-shut, ill-ventilhied
}. gorsing themselves with literary poison--a
Il Dlges every hOur-could be made TO see how
Elm this buOyant, invigOrating exercise.--IToy
AyO.-CllifOrnia takes many vessels, but NJ less
'hta fir ne rIv. Chincha Gnnno freights, the
freights which formerly helped out voyage
P'eii;. are hardly to be obtained. At one
high as $50 per ton WAS paid on the return
r0m thsSe isltais- Now when one can be had
only SO For Jarvis Island GuauO, new
o. freight back, vessels can be hhd in San
iscl 10 lcai for the United States at IS per ton
E@T Guano Islands near the Equator in the
have lately been discovered and taken possess
BY Americans, aud will gradually come into
,ht market they become known and facii-
y iotling are arranged. We understand that
intel States Guano Company, holding the
a PheHix. safe loading port. Christmas,
aer Guaao Isl ,n'ls, have taken a few vessels,
s'eniter of the company has gone out VIA San
~ 70 meet them and arrange to loa'i them,
,i right 20 lotl some fifteen other ships ihis
sail to resemble JARVIS Island, "a cargo "f
: selling well in Bosion,) and probably that
sllno on the islands in TINT quarter Ii ~ u
'~phtre aud fertilizer but contains no ammo
Ne the Peruvian rhis co'nptuy have arranged
several Thousand tons an the island at :
= 10 vessels or will freight IL TO the United
y a00ut $40 To- <I2 per ton