The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-09-27

Now, If We are at all shrewd ut guessing, that will
be about the proportion Of the popular rOte through
out the Northern states, not counting the South,
which latter viii probably 20 in q tody for Breck-
euriige. -
THEATBICAL-The Yankee brought a company Of
theatrical performers who have taken the Royal
Hawaiian Theater for the fall season. The following
comprises the members Of the company, as announced
in the programmes issued
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. FJEBEs. from the Neg YORK. Boston and
TIe P5palar v-rssti@ Actress and Dans.- ,se. Miss LIZZIE Con
Don. from the Portland aud California TIE .tres.
Nr- J T. FEEsrs0S, from the Eastern an / California Theatres.
sIss ADA Do yEEZ, the Popular Actress and Daaseuse, from
NJ. ? B. GLOVE, from the London AMI California Theatres.
Hiss HEsTEs LACEEScE, from the Gallo mia Theatres.
Mr. woDEskI. Leader % Orchestra.
The theatre was opened last evening. for the first
time under the auspices of Mr.. Forbes, with the per-
formance Of the "Hunchback." This evening will
be performed the Honey Moon, rs per advertisement
in another column.
NV SUGAR MILL--There is now being landed
from the ship Radgga one Of the largest and most
complete sugar mills ever importeI into this kingdom.
1t was ordered by Mr.. D. VI. Weston, for the Haiku
plantation, on East Maui, AMI Is similar to the
finest mills made FOR Cuba. The rollers are large
and powerful, weighing each about 5000 lbs. 1t Is
thought that this will be the best sugar uill ever
erected on the Sandwich Islands.
COFFEE BuGs.-The following item may be Of SER
vice TO those interested in coffee growing. The ex-
pense of the alum may perhaps prevent any ex-
tensive use Of the remedy.
B-aS KILLED WITH ALvu-Yage q solution u alum - =; ruu-
bag = any e--t. in 6raIs5t..i-, closets. or trses aae. , .,uts.
taxing car not . apply u 50 - 70 XII tender plants AZ Al the
it in CRACKS or in tie holes and nesting places O iA'se maI
ye-uiu in tres
The BLACK Satellites received by the last
mail. report that this ship which sailed hen, e FOR
New Bedford Dec. 81, was still in Sydney June II,
having been there about three and . half L onths.
Her repairs had been completed, and she y as ready
TO proceed 10 sea in q few days, or SIS soon as the
ships bills had been settled. \ portion Of the cargo
lb0ne) had been sold to pay for the repairs.
FoE HoNGKoyG-The clipper ship Icon iu57 viii
touch At this port about the 10Th Of October, and will
take freight or passengers for the above port. She
will probably also bring the New York Mails Of
August - and September !.
Her MAJEsrY-By aIyices from Kauai we learn
that her Majesty the Queen, and young Prince, &C
companied with their suite, arrived ct Naw-IiwiI On
Wednesday the 18th, and were al enjoying god
health. -
NAvAL-The I. :. Ship Lsranf saiiel from Hflo
for Panama on the 18th inst, but owing TO Gains,
lid not leave the ofing till the 18th. /,
GEN'L MrLLER-Letters received by the last mail,
report the Generals health as very good. He was
in Peru anI was expecting TO return 20 Homo
during this fall.
OUTsIDE-On the last page l letter on the recent
,ruise q the FIR Hest. On the first page, will lie
ouni an abstract Of the L. :. Treaty with Japan.
CuEIo>ITr SHoP-What has long been neelei hers
'1r. S5lers has Just provided, in tie way Of curiozties
mi -ay- Or children Give him q o1T