The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-03

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View YORK, March 20.
London. .----.--. February u.
The re.4 from beyond san Francisco comes 10 hand
-,-5sr q uiees-uelI shape, that in our latest
-,-sr- having before been anticipated ~ teiegraphic
t-,~- AMI the news by the overland telegraph
s.-7, o., mel.rr 70 prove Of much interest. We
49, OF, our usual sammary.
CALIFORNIA;.
Fog a summary Of news from the Pacific Coast we
-.r- 20 the interesting letter Of our san Francisco
c5rgPaaIeai-
rur JtP,yEsE ENBA~=Y-The steam friza-e Pstr-
fr.s-4. with The japanese Embassy on h1tri, sailed
e. Panama on Sturdy afternoon April :. At
PM as we have heretofore stated, the Embassy
rr be- sent over the railroad by a special train, and
fs pt..eI on board the steamer Roanoke on the other
NJ. ehs-I viii rlke chem direct 10 Washington
DFp,rrrEE or TIE STEsHER-The steamer G1tf-
Ire left April >. She carried 81 ,Glj,7S7 in
treasure. and $50 FIs-euger-- Among the plszeu-
o.. were Commodore Tatual, of the Pacific squad
Tn. AMI Genera! Johnson. late q Utah, IN whose
t1rlra detachment Of the First California Guard
f-pI a .tIute % seventeen guns
Rev. ". q. BIIiwiu. Rev. DR.. Pierson, and Rev.
Is. Emerson, with their Families, missionaries from
the s.nIuich and NEcrpue-5Iu Islands, went OF the
list steamer Dr the Eat Mr. AMI Mrs. Emerson go
On a visit % their oil homes after an absence Of
thirty years
ScrIeus and Ul-!et;, two Of the HIrper's Ferry
c5u-9itator~, We're hanged 1t Charleston, Va, NJ
noon today tIJtH MtrsH-J No disturbance took
Complete returns have been received as % the New
hampshire Standardization, tire Republican can
>ifh-e for Governor, received $40 votes The Re
]rlli.ius have 10 out Of Y Senators, and 80 mrjJri-
" 20 the House.
THg LyNN SrRtKE-Therc was Il great procession
oftle strikers in Lynn on tine Iith, numbering 600.
e,mpreing military and ire companies. There were
deIezltious of lrIie- from SHap-cott, Mlrhleheld,
-. g. Die E..reTan W.Iu~r H.gar-
I, <t.ym and other places.
ACCESSION To- TIE BrsrsEss oF TIE ClrY-We
are informed that Ne-sr-- Tucker * Cummings Of
south Dartmouth, have concluded to remove to this
city, AMI viii bring with them all their business in
tery-t. consisting OF ships Brunswick and Liverpool,
barzs A.. r. Tucker, Benz Cummings, Eliot e. Cow
din, AMI N7e-six whIlers IN all. This will make
quite an additional item to our business, and we
h0ue wui prove advantageous 20 the gentlemen who
take up their residence with US We understand
tney are also to engage In the wholesale grocery
business. The removal Of the vessels above named
will Leave only three whalers 1T DlrtmOuth.--N. 4.
Transcript
SEwAED's PRo-PECrs-SewarI Presidential stock
i going NJ rapidly in the middle and New England
States and the prospect now ~ that he will be the
Republican eiudii1te. Ia New England, scarcely
any other candidate seems to be seriously thought VI,
although Of course, there ara in each Of those States,
many individuals who prefer some one or the other
Of the other aspirants to the Chicago nomination. In
New England Nr. Banks has numerous friends, and
a. the stsndari-belrer in 1861 Of the Republican
cause, would unquestionably carry every State in
That section, excepting perhaps, Connecticut But
as That gentleman ms positively refused 20 have his
name used in the convention IN opposition 10 Mr.
Seward, his nomination may be considered 10 he en-
urely out OF the question
CoyGEEss-PRoTEsr OF BCCHkSAN-Tbe Presi-
dent according 10 the latest teIecrlphic news. has
got into trouble with the House Of Representatives,
ss sent a solemn protest against the proposed action
AMI ol the House 70 inquire. J~ycommittce, Intohis per-
aniI and official eruiuct. lie treats it as an insult
10 the sovereignty Of the people whose representa-
tive insists that the House can only proceed against
him in the manner pointed out To Congress by i'm
p~etchment- The Message was entirely unexpected,
anI, il is said, hal been wholly hs Ovn act Ii mas
create! a profound sensation.
The House 0f Representative, ut Washington, has
passed. the bill TO advertise for proposals for carrying
Pacific mails by 4 single route.
The prospect for the passage OF bill to establish a
t~e.egrlphic line to California Is said to BE- constantly
improving \ large number OF telegraph men were
in Washington pressing the matter, yesterday. They
are determined TO % on with the work Congress
wiu give @JO,ODJ per annum for ten years
On tine 10Th March. in Executive session, the
Nicaragua Treaty was rejected by the Seuate-yeas,
81; nays 20, The injunction Of secrecy has been re-
novel II u understood that France and England
hal similar treaties providing for tine employment Of
the land and naval forces, bat have not yet been
ratified.
BoHsbarduear OF Vera Cruz.
Mirlm0n commenced the siege of Vera Cruz on the
9th March. On the 9Th, two war steamers which
leh Havana under Gen. MIrui, app 'ei before the
city, passing al the squadron, and ?, Il 10 show
their c1l0Ts, though ordered TO 10 80 by a shot from
the Castle u san Juan lie UlloI- and other signals
Inc English. French. ard Spanish yeSseIs-Of-wnr took
no notice OF the fact. Commodore JARVIS ordered
Commander Turner, in the S~1rIio-I, with ietach-
ment- from the S1rIHHgh and Prsjis, on the steam
srs iIfirr5lG and Hare, To proceed to the anchor
age &c the two steamers of Anton LIkIr10, and A.
eeT-til their character n the Saratoga approach
Of. ono a.. sNa va--a'z "a seen Ia move OF. when a
-t1t was fred ahead 20 bring her 10, according To one
account The flfiJH0i1, according 10 another &C
sent a boat with = flag 70 demand the nation
atty when the steamer Gen -HH-IUJ1 tret on the
bJls wish cannon anil muSserrv. \ moment after
h-- the S~IrgfO<1 fred e broti>ile into the -UiTG-
a11- and the action became general Both steamers
nos uoistel rheSp'ui-i htg \ spirited engagement
el.Ial, IA which the Americans had three wounded
one m~orttly. aaI the NexicIls about Gtteeu killed,
a. between twenty anil thirty wounded The result
n the capture OF tine Gen. -IrruJu and the Mar
q1s= with uIo-t IL the men, and Gea- Ni1rEi. The
-Nrsi-01 was sent 70 New Orleans a. a p.ize. IN
charge % an American officer AMI has arrived there
The Pr be WIS expected there ia a few days with
Ger. N1rui. and some @ her prisoners aboard, tho
remliuler having been distributed among the other
Steamers. r. WIS -s5i there Ess much excitement III
Crrz anon. the French and SPIuiarls, who
denounced the coIIu-- or Tour s%Iuatrou- The prison
es c1rrohirc This report There were Two steamers
from Havana a- merchantmen, and h0stei
the Mexican flag after leaving the port. and sdJse-
qTently mounted guns. President NirIrI0u paid
$1,000 FOR the two steamers
The news created . profound sensation lt Wash
.agou. Particulars are awaited with great interest
u IS supposed that the steamers were attacked IS
PIRATES. And the act on tine part Of our naval force
b tally sustained. The Spanish authorities condemn
81 te sitting .gt u the expedition, A. an act against
be Constitutional Government. which the United
States recognizes Il i believed by some, that they
dtrei out By the Spanish authorities, and sus-
ullel by France.
European. .
NAPOLEON SPEFCu-NapJIc1u's speech 10 the
opening q the French Legislature on lst March, says
That Tuscany l. % De- a separate kingdom but Parma
AMI Uoleul my b. annexed" o. Sardinia France
required r1--e--iJ1 0f Savoy ~ a security for her
frontier. Tie speech promises that thc Emperor Will
every eaHrt 90 maintain peace
Napoleon says thlt be reJ1ices ~ the amicab.e rell-
tons among Eur,Pean power, for "a speedy peace