The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-30

AMI Alton Railroad. Every day. ~ about . T. NJ, Is
seen 10 this point one Of the most splendid elects OF
the triumph " mind over space and matter that can
lie witnessed anywhere. u : that u four trains
con. ne from four different directions, arriving 90 this
point 10 the same time o. q second, every day. They
can hs seen ts they approach for ten miles "a each
direction. t.e Trl5rs- there being % smooth, broad
eZr.u~.. stretching AWAY ru the horizon without any
inequalities 70 u.,rruct rne sight. As they arrive
they approach their COW cJfchers within twelve feet
az each other, a~ though eNehH gius sH.utauons,
when -rBcrtH.v backing. a~ though bowling au lileI,
two .- tAe trains g. GA she switches. while the other
Two scream away over the iron bound prairie. The
other trains are then let COON the main tracks again.
aud they are off aud away.
BEITIsG COMPLIMENT To AMERICAN ARMY OFFI-
cEE>-Ihe London Tiacs. in a recent leader, pays
the 'a.iawiuS compliment 10 cur army officers
There Is no class Of her citizens % which America has
better reason to be proud than Of the officers Of her
army. Elucltei, for the most part, in the delightful
aud romantic solitude Of West Point, shut out from
the bIsy world around them by 8 gigantic chain Of
mountains ON the one side. aud the circliug course of
the Hudson on the other, and subjected 10 a discipline
which teaches them 10 command themselves and
others, the officers Of the American army join to a
fu.l share OF the national intelligence an amount %
molesty and geutlele>s, which We may be permitted
% -av is not quite 20 universal among their fellow
couutrymeu as some other more brilliant qualities.
DEPARTURE OF THE JAPANcsE-Ou Friday last the
japanese Ambassadors, with their suite, whose
sgj1urn has been the occasion Of 50 much excitement
AM interest, went on board the L. :. steam fricate
Niagara. which sailed on Saturday for japan direc-.
Their visit Is regarded a. having special III
tere-t ~ a commercial point OF view, the chief
object a. the late treaty being the opening II CON-
merc.al intercourse with an empire which has long
been shut cut from trade with the greater part
q the world.
tafl..r ,5sm ,b..,.-.ir dT," INV. am-grtc 80 70 SD
OOJ. The cost %. entertaining the Japanese i'm Phil
adrlalt4 for seven days. amounted 20 SIS. 900. The
CO. ef66 % ~, 'Ie my IN Et "14 1.'h go ny. Ta-',tF
~IvJ,I'J % which ~i9'uJJ was for wines alone
THE SCHUYLER FRAUDS a decision iu reference
to The fraudulent issue ct New Haven Railroad stock
y r'Ie.' 9i'"y'e'' "'' nc - zee" rgnt'F'd
'''-s l"- =" 4" ''s ''-e % A'-'9c pe.N,''
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'.'sI '"'' "''s ''e Spurious sep .N-.'ti 'y .m'.'7
~ 90 I.'F'"- NM ne rs s,y'N. -'
cause '" 'o' '' 'e li-r'U'' ."'ei '"r ,'''
amount "- s'..N 10 l",er ".'i'''H 90. ',,.''s' ne t,"-
emf, eel % recover from the C.uu4u. tie prce mfl
FOR ID together with le..l iur.re.. i-u.a IA, Eaa.,t rnc
purchase.
I.rr,c tho fr-- yr-.E -r which Oh. 4, w.--'- r-.r,
W...sraf.r r,.E r..-...s.. , .he N,,r vi 49,
.#.. ,. -. . D.. -r r rr, -, oyo
ma. ff.r fs. ordinary ,y.r,-. This s--rrfIfrr
fact furnishes s.s,c :l.t 81 rre ex.r,.-l.usr, trryJs
wrf.n mu-t have t,en rr..ri-s,i in tb.r Ill. and
which could not have been ,a.6red 70 Fowler alone,
European.
Evsl,xp-Tr. Brrtf.s House If To-.ls Ind Ie-
L.-aI rb. -r.y. trade ru.-.;.r and s,l.rr,I , r.-,1p-
ION in ..yer Of the u-.,pg.nrmgut of a Consulate NJ
N.zlr,sF,r. --, rr.eE Il, fine s1,vs rad.
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Il, go. -c,.r-.1 ,i7t ,a. ;i,.r..r,r - ,nc Fv.I.-,.-
~ GI.I-t.f. raJ Gr,srr,i,.ai -, re.rr, ON ,..ia,,t
VI "'''s'|l' "V' .''t'.lL- 90 reign on account
q inc tame report IA .tei "y 'he committee II inc
ir, -tc r.,,ar J,ry
il steam engine. weighing only thrca Quarters of
az ounce, Is being exhibited IL Yorkshire, Eng, IN
fuI motion.
Tho London Sgsrfgfor announce, tbet the Prince
% ID ''es' '' 't' '2p'i'" To- .h+ bE!''7A 4hrohe'
Will DC M'.''eb 10 d tI'HctsS oI PRUSSIA.
The London .IJru.U, Chronicle. in which the
ftrgls letters Of janus first SAY the Ient. and
which was the hr,t uaper TO report regularly the de-
bates in Parliament. i about 10 be .uspendai It