The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-09-06
TEN DAYS !
FROM CiLIFORNli IND TIE ElST

PdtleT- when hrl been eagerly looked fer three OF
four days prior u her arrival, vas telezrlDheI on
Sunday at 81 ?. NJ, and anchored in the hlrbgr at
81 O'Clock the same afternoon. Her passage was II
days, rather longer than usual, a. she VA detained
two or three day. On the bar at san Francisco in
Gains. The news by the mails aud by teIeyrtph i
ten days later than we had previously, aud IS not
particularly stirring We CLEAN the usual variety
Pacific Side.
The Pony Expre-- hal arrived with dates from ST.
Louis 10 the 3I=t July, which j. the latest overland
news receivel-
ARRIVALS By THE STEAMER SoxoR.."-Amonc
the pt--euxer- on tine steamer Sonora, we're ex-Seua-
tor RsNeuty johnson II Marylaud. Senator J I. Ben
jImiu Of Louisiana, and James ". Simonton. eiitor
Of the Bulletin Senators J"hnson, and Benjamin
come to argue the New Ainldeu case.
LrycoLS R,iLs-The steamer brought out three
long tough, weiLsestsOhed Republican arguments, to
sit- three 81 the yerirtble chestnut rail- rhar were
split by the Republican c1uiiaie for the Presidency.
when, though thirty yeir- younger than Row, he was
alretiy "Ot Abe Lincoln uf Illinois"
4 SPLENDID STEANEH--Tbe new steamer Chrgs0-
polls, just complete b. the California Steam SayIya-
ton COuPtny. made her fr-t rrip To- Sacramento on
Tnnrs lay of b,-t week Suc j. 2Ij feet ia length, 40
in wpitE IN deck, anil her tonnage about one thou
SAM. Sine j. wuOily Of Cal.forurl make. except her
engines, which we're made by B-Ikurp OF New York.
Her cost - estimated about ~~2Jo,yJJ, aud J. slii to
be the nuest boat yet buiit IN the west.
ARErrED Rev. J Nneay and family arrived iu
this CT y last week from Honolulu. where MIr. Micliy
has ltnOrtri - missionary during the last two years.
We are sorry 60 learn that he aud his e-timabie wife
have suffered. especially during some months last
ps-t, fran thr excessive heat % the climate 81 Homo
lulu. lhsy have gone To their old Lone IA santa
Clara
FROM sntrI-Tbe China Chronicle. OF June 9Th,
- infurueI that ia Situ cI'pferI va raging with
fetriuI vjruIence. AMI 70 Is stated that ahuur i've thou
sand Deaths hal occurred among Tie Siame-e, We
believe the epul-tuis had cOnhueI itself exclusively
~ the arurtguues.
CHrSs.-Frum Criua We learn that trade at Snang-
he 49, suspended. and the rebels we're investing
S~oueh,ug- ~ regards the war with Eng and and
France. It IS added tlut the Chinese are resolved to
sight
Atlantic S'nIe--
PoLuIC,L NEws-Tbe political news IS unim-
port'nt- VIZ. Douglas continue his tour thru ,h"ut
the Eastern States lie has been invireI Suurb.
Mss meetings Of the various parties are being held
ni-h:ly 10 ali the principal cities OF the Union. The
frIrn.i- Of Lincoln aud HImiin are confident. while
the Breckenridge Democrats are hetting largely on
the -ursess OF their candidate rthe Presidency.
DtFALcNTtox OF THE NEw ORLEANS Po-Ius-rFE-
The dettlcuI0u % the New Orleans Postmaster l.
SAID to be fully covered by his suretie but this fact
- Oi no. moment u they nre upon some legal quIbbie
TO evale payment, n George Law and the other
surety for Fowler. OF New York. have teen. Inc
Nrw Orleans suretirs have made no movement yet TO
Dodge pigment, but they may take means in proper
time.
QrtRrERHt-rER SuTHrRLtxD's DEFALc,T1ox-
The latest dettIcltion, that IT NIlj1r b.. J. Suther-
land, Qiarterrna~ter 81 she Murine corps, was first
set down At S33.OOO, but II Is now believed that il
will reach SJO,lDO.
Heentn = sIiI to have siguel a contract, whereby,
In consideration II >Z5.OOU. he > TO give sparring
exhibitions in New York and elsewhere during the
next three months
The wreck Of the L-htei steamer HuHeGrir1. A.
che lay below the surface, was sold To TWO Yarmouth
men tor SII.0JO, and in about six weeks they huI
recovered, by diving, goods to the value of nearly
Ssp,uOl. They are sull TO work on her, and expect
to make a fortune by the speculation.
Lfaut Henry 4 Wise- the gallant % Uaurv Gran
Cos" sailed in the Niagara with the J,prueSe on
Sturdy. tie ranks - Mister OF Ordnance. .nI j.
charged TO present valuable presents from the United
Sttte- Government To the Government Of Japan. lie
will Also give the TycDCu and his officers the laie>t
mysteries ia guunery, and rhe pleasant art of killing
On a large scale with nearuess AMI dispatch. Lieut..
Wise ia son IN law Of Edward E,eretr. and came
near losing biz life At the time SrcretIry Upsher vas
kileI 81 rhe Pri4csfsq- The Niagara comes out
via Cape Horn AMI mly touch At Honolulu.
\ ship naneI the r. " MIS- was abandoned by
the Captain aud crew IN the Bay of Bi>cay, being
le,ky IHI supposed to re sinking. Two days after
vtrI- she Wa fallen in with 10y the American ship
ScotiT. and the weather having moderated, II wasde-
teTtuInri 20 attempt To take her into port This was
accomplished by the mate and two Seamen. vino took
her ~teIy into the Victort Dock. Lonion-rather n
difficult feat tor the men, tine chip icing OF nine hun
drri tons burden.
= \ WRETcH-Rev. !. :. Harden. the New Jersey
c~lersymen wno murdered his wite, slys IN hi cDnfes-
sim ,hIt he Piis,nei her while she vas sitting on his
tree. even dur NJ rhe -uisIrren-s of au apparently
AINHA- VIE ~ NNt'tHF sNlF NrE 10 HttElHG OF III
apple orr which he hpi spre,I arseuic- Sne uu-us-
Feerin-I ate IL, r~rmtrkins THAT it nnpeIrel TO have
something gritty ON y. lie Tepliel that II was
nothing. Sle lied Ia J. fortnight. He was hanged
on the 9th 81 July.
THz ..GGrsT E,sTEEx" AT NEw YoBK-The
Gr.rt ErSferI - It'll lying s"uIiy mourei At Ter
DICK 10 Ne~ YJsE. AMI = visited tally by tIous mls
% ppr-Iu+ % ali Ises sexes anil C.utiitpu-, 20 whom
at.id-u. Il i--tpu tr is.rhtrseL Her step-ltilrrs
AMI EmgSty- are sail % present. quite - worn ap-
i-lrIHe. from tue constant use IT them " the tens
- 80.
CImpIetou. IN z English ports, bat in other respects
she j. - trim fui ttut in appearance ~ q pleasure .
yu-ht. one Of her wheels va a Eftle injured during =
the pt--t.e over, bat upt sufficiently go prevent its
proper varSiu.- Her bottom. however, ! - foul
thai her ~prri ~ retarded. tui the Ne~ York ship
builders trr ex-rci- NJ their wits a. % The he-r prIc-
teal mole 1i Gle gn-Iu< Dr.. A. he =. % course, too
btr<e % enter tuy dock Iu the JuI'-i Sttte-- In
coming into port -hs rtu Iiuug-rie Ut the Us
s-str rrig re -NIg-IrI, the next largest vessel ia the
~oriI. mi the itrrrr uppe,reI insignificant in con-
trt-r ~ n the English mpu-rer. y" tty hI- been
tx~i fr her departure. IL - pre-Il4el -he Will have
a. mIay passengers - ctu be accommodated on her
trip.
Tur CESAR E,~rrsx.--It i. now sail thar the
GreIt E0.srH viii 2 to Portland. direct from New
York. by way 81 Replying the citizens Of that place
for ~ heavy expense they incurred in preparing 10
receive her, when u wIs hr-t designed 20 -eni her
across the AtIturc- At the latest dates from View
York, -he VIZ preparing for an excursion so Cape
Nay a. tea dollars a ti,kst. AMI tickets i"r the trip
were selling rapidly. The number = limited TO
-sNf- tNe -tlttfNplu-. Au"It t-'ft Ut -'"'- "f'e
Reserved exclusively for ltl.e-. 1ni the masculine
excur-Joui-j5 we're % be provided with beds on the
stloon f1rs. The GrcGt Eastern still remained IN
View York 20 the Latest dttes- The number 81 visitors
on bari. on 2jr1 July was over 1000, being the
largest attend ,ucc in any one Day since she vas built,
ami about rSics - great ~ on any occasion during
her exhibition a. an English public. ~ vas the cease
Gu the previous dJy. by far the largest proportion 81
these are excursiIniSts. who come from all distances
between 10 rui 500 miles.
THE PzrSCg OF WNLEs.-TheP Prince Of Wales land
2 Ell u Halifax, July 50. The squadron was OF the
port yr-terily. rsylI =llutes from the feet AMI bat
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