The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-09-06

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P.F~Hsre- aud evergreen The Mayor % M.urreil.
Mayor o. B--1u. AMI . Considerable uum.ar uf other
Aw-raetrs were DO a-fvulln-s arI we're sell received
TEs AFcur I-rrrm1s -br Lac ). H.ye'
expedition rD ra- polar SEA, ztrri from ta- pr; lf
B-;0u- Jolly ., fr the YIrp.-r gl completing 'he
survey oi TIE northern coasts OF Glune.i Liui. " %
determine im,s- go Questions relative O. r-e mag
Ue-lsu- tae uetsarY..gy. t.e uaslr.. history, and
Tie general piy-.cs 20 rr= uueNg!.sei region rur'h Of
Smith Strait" The doctor ~U. us a-.lm,ariei by
sessrti 20 H. rmsr companions. lie viii proceed
direct % the coast % Greenland, possibly touching ~
- Johns On arriving on ru- COST Of GreeuItul,
the eNeiltlou viii top ~ [ peruasick. the most north
eru outpost ui civi..zi rau, u procure dYzs auI fIrs
They will leave thar port about the 18th o. July, aui
prOceel uOrthwari through the miiNs nee, and vii
retcS Smith Strait about the middle OF August. The
remainder Of the s=I-"u, until the lDth OF September,
will d occupied ia reaching a secure winter hIruor
Oh the vest coast Of Smith Strait. Ia the spring they
will proceed orth~ari, with the boats on siyise-
drawn by the E-quiulux iDgs, the vessel being eft
IN charge Of Oue-IiIf Of the crew. The exploring
party will He ia the hsii during the SUMMER --Isuu.
and should Dr. II yes De- successful IN accomplishing
hs purposes, he would return 10 the vessel before the
elise u the summer, aud ia August will set saII tor
Ne" York. Ii, however, the explorations are con-
ttuuei iutO the second winter ne will not he liberated
from ice LiJi the following autumn. yroluugiug his
absence 10 Two aud One-hal: years. Twenty gentle
men Of Albany FURNISHED 20 the Arctic e~xpeIIuUu the
sum Of SHDJ; aud have agreed T. gny the wages
II one sailor, SJJJ. The uihcers IT the expedition
accept no pay; but tor each 81 the men, tine sum Of
S5DJ Is Iep sIlei IN one ii the banks OF d sion, 10 tie
paid on the return Of the expedition. The whole
expedition Il to cost about $4,000.
European News.
Dates 10 Liverpool are to the lsth Of july, per
momentum"
Ia the House of Commons, Mr.. K chuck attacked
the Government for prosecuting the unjust war With
China, and encouraging tine opium trade.
Mr.. Gladstone repIe.i, denying that the war was
unjust, and asserting that the treaty u Tent WAS
a LHrHNH me- an rGArH-n n aLN.I L.. rVnNa .". s.-u
it, ratification ~as most Important.
Mr.. Gladstone also made \ statement Of the fnan-
cial condition 81 the country, proposing to levy an
immediate duty u l.. iii. per gallon on ardent
spirits, which vas agreed to-
In the House Of Lords, on the 18th, Lord BrouE-
ham called attention. 10 "a case Of "a negro lady, who
Wa recently refused a first class passage in a CuuarI
steamer, on the ground Of color. He sad no doubt
damages could have been recovered, If the matter
hal not been compromised.
Lori woicnhouse confirmed the news that FIVE
hundred CnrIstiun~ had been mi--ncred ia Damascus.
aud an the consulate huu-as with the exception Of
the British, bad Je-u burned.
Queen Victoria has expressed gieat di-clination to
expedite the marriage of tie h-irappIreHt To the
British throne with "a Prince, 90 Prussia. TIE Ryrl
mother CONSIDERS the agitation ~ TIr question pieurr-
ture. ami hooking 40 THE extreme youth 10. her uelu,el
son. has openly cluyeye Ell her wish in the proper
quarter that the -Itj-ct may be dropped Al least Tor
the present
ATLANTIC CABLE-Not long since an influential
deputIfIUu hii a long interview with Lord PIlmcrs-
ton respecting the pr ictel line Of the Telegraph
from England t. thi- country. Wa the Farce Islands,
Iceland and GTeeuIInl- Inc latter hss responded To
the request, then iti before bin, by granting the
steamship Bulldog Tor the purpose 81 making a com-
plets surrey aud >|uuiIuE- 81 the proposed route,
AMI that So Leopold Vi CIuiUck hts reeu appointed
by the Admiralty To tine coHmtui OF tine Bulldog.
The preparations for the departure Of the expedition
will he entered up.n forthwith
= generally u the superiority of the Frerch army
drill recognized. that tine Duke 20: Cambridge. Com-
mIuIer-iu-chic 81 the English force. h,- i>-uel =
circular, ordering every English army regiment 70
practise the u-Ilu tsre~ 81 The French light infantry.
tue recent campaign IN lttiy having demonstrated
the advantage u the method
An English paper notices the fuct of the very great
increase If frauds winch are practi~ei upon gt~ con-
sum-rs ia England. They have At length res.c,el -
great 4 heIghr, AMI have excited such general in,lig-
nat On, that application has been made to Parliament
for relief.
Rev. c. II S~purgeon. the celebrated B lptist divine
Of England. l. now making a re.rrati,e tour throI Oh
Switzerland. Intending also 10 meet several engage
merts in Germany before his return. II : stated
that Mr.. SpurgeOn has preached. during the last
year,. an average of ten sermons a week, al
dressing, IN some instances. - many ~ thirty IN u
sand souls at a time. He recently preached in A
large open field at Aberctru. when = large number
Of nobility attended IN their c rrirg.s. On suggest
ing 10 tine preacher. before commencing hi Fermun,
that IL wtulI he advisable ter tine people To move
aside. in order to allow the carriages Hni-fUur o. ap-
preach nearer the platform, he replied thar ne dbl
not come there 70 prc'ch To horses. but L. men; and
that, ~ every one Of those establishments would &C.
cupv the ground uf htry people. the horses and car
rirges with their precious burdens must remain
where they were. Surgeon evidently thinks more
az the souls II men than be does their dollars and
social position.
NAVAL IMPROVEMENTS Great preparations are
Leiu. ml.ie al Iuuluu tor au experiment. ru be made
with the steel plated friglte G.oire. This vessel is
20 he impeilel hy ali tine UoHe. Of steam TO strike
against "a ship OF the line, aud endeIyor to cut her in
two with her br"nze Prov.
The steam engines of the Gi0ire are envel ped
with mattresses. To- protect them from being too
much shaken by the force Of he~hocS. The expert
Iuent i 10 be tried against the shfpof the line Non
,e5eIo, which j. now old; should it succeed. - eral
large steamships will he bailt on the plal Of the
GiOire-
The CONDITION or italy QUFsTIoy-The con-
ltiuu Of affairs in Italy may te stated IN a lev wuris.
e. IrutlIi was impre-ulble 10 Sicily. but had teen
going too fast. II was elrei-pruclIiuing "A cou~,iru-
c"uvokiug plriiImeuf-, >icS'ng m"ut>ieriss,
UIuisniug priests. Selling aui calling sur money,
raising an army. Transferring II To the King 81 PEEL
mont, and al 81 hS own authority only The King
Jf Ntpir-, convinced J1ti the tenure ot Ms crown Wis
worth only a isw weeks purchase. bad eaten humble
PIE with the aviIIry UF au ont east or mcujictut. He I
proclaimed a constitution - free ~ any true
OF freedom could by possibility desire, auI had
thus placed G~trihIiII IN a hx.
Four Of tue great European uowerS-if we are TO !
believe the reports irrm NIul--Were bu~iiy en-
aged IN etiectiug the reconciliation OF Striinit with
wnIsn formed part Of the policy Of the uew
Ministry. These four powers are Russia,
France, England. aai Prussia.
R,uE-The Paris correspondent or the London
saws According o. the lat accounts receiv-
~ from Rune, the P,Fe = not only disposed o. grant
J. liberal Constitution. hut he = as, further inclined
-u o. there tu the suggestions 81 the l. Iy.rur y tuule. /
,u. o. constitute . ie iertiiVe emure ~ the best sulu-
lou Il the Italian question notwithstanding the
--pSrts 90 the cnutrl ). the i--i understanding exist
between fhe Emperor" 81 France. the Ptp1l Govern
ueut and Gen. LimHriciere.
PNRuCCLNH~ OF TIE TERRIBLE MASSACRE Al DA-i
fS-Cr- line attack 81 tine D-u~rS un tine CHRISTMAS,
Il Dlua-cu-. ~ commenced on tie evening 80 the
,rh several men acre klllei. aud many women
.lrri-I Of The French. RI--i1u an! Creek Amha--