The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-21
FOREIGN NEWS.

90" H-F N|N 'lH Z
vessel hri'g- the New York mail 81 My 9TH. From
san Fr,uci-eo. our dates ure 10 the - Of june. NO
% which time the " Pony Ezpres-,' due "a the 2g,h
Of Nay, had nor arrived.
Our exchange papers are mainly filled with the
full details u the great prize fight ia England. which
some .f them noI--5'y term the great gIpIflrorf,I
contest 10 England" There s. uo Disgusting Tie TACT
that the pubic taste calls lr the fullest reports.
brutal A. the encounter was.
Pacific side.
The fur lectures delivered iu san Francisco by
Re- T. STAR King. Tor the benefit o. tie Nla-.trrf..
Libmry-ari hlm-elf-trougb5 -2,6DJ into the
treasury, al which -l,iJO had 10 be- ut.I out again
TOR expenses, leaving % clear profit 20 the l--.ci.uou
Of -l,2l5- We learn that 1000 Of the -I.4Jp ex-
Veu-e-, was the price given Starr King o. read his
lecture :, he also made well by ir-CaL
List week Ip.o25 ounces or gaii aud 5,5,4 ounces
Of silver we.. lHpo~ tel 90 the Mint. Double eagles
to rue amount % $1,000, aud silver halt dollars 10
the amount 81 = 900 were c1iueI.
Grelt Indignation hal been manifested against the
Steamship Companies via Panama, on account Of the
crowded stare Of the steamer and the want Of accom-
moIt'ion-. On both the Atlantic and Pacific lines.
the number Of passengers exceeded by several hun
dreis the accommodations II the vessels.
Eastern Summary
The Manchester GDarfi0H states that the Great
EJsteru Will he ready Tor Set 10 June. aud that she
will accompany the Royal S%4urlruu, which Is TO e.
curt the Prince Dt Wales - TINS country.
The Rubicou j. now, by a curious coincidence. the
boundary u Rmini between the King II Srrlinia's
enlarged kingdom, nHI the remnant Of the dUmln-
ions Of the Holy See.
NEXfcp.-We ind the rumor that Miramon had
declared war on the United States mentioned in the
Panama Star 0Hd Herald. The alleged cause icing
thur the Saratoga hti taken his vessels.
TuE JAPA>E-E ENBA.sY-Thc L :. sieam-frigate
.NtIEvrJ has been ordered 10 get ready for sea ia
Two weeks when reidy 10 sail will 90 t" Prnnml,
and nrrI,e there ia time To- take the Jrpunesr Co e
~ a.- E-. .FrLE HI--- .--v e. A. T. III s..
\ train on the Hudson River r ,iIroII lately ran
seven miles ia TX minutes, between Albany and
CI-fcrou. This J. bel eyed To- he the fastest tire
ever made ia this country, beiu- At the rte Of
serenity miles m hour.
TnE WmALIING FLEEr-There are now in port rhir-
ty-h,e whIlers-suips aud htrk--teIongIug To- this
port, besides a merchLntmiu which has brought oil
from The SinIwich Islands. OF these whalers eigh-
teen nave arrived the present season. The amount
of OIL brought ia mere the present ~et>un l. >-erm
. 1910 barrels. whale 81 1908; wtulehr ne $50. $50
puumis-The aggregate value "f this oil and bone,
NJ The current prices. would be- nhuut u million AMI
a half IuIlhis. Abuut SKY whule3s are expected Ia
arrive this srasuu. and "A little more THAR. hair ~
many more at other whaling por's--.N % Mercury.
The NEw YORK TEiBUNE-It appears by an in
ter,sting statement III the Tribune that his popular
paper entered uuou It's twentieth year ,u tire lOth
inst. IT. aggregate circulation cu that day WIS 2sG,
7jJ, against 2ll.75O uI the >auc day ia 1852, SHOW
ine an increase in the YEAR ot 1j,nhn The mtgui-
rule and progress uf tine cIrculnti,u at the TribuHe
l. ~ithuut 81 parallel IA this 90 any country.
REv UR. PnHEHoY We understand from good
~authority, that the First Church in Biug,r, Maine.
OF which Dr.. T.. has long been a meIncr-ulter a
careful aud anxious Investigation a. hi case. through
a period 81 nearly tour months, have recently com
muuicltcd To him the assurance Of their cordial and
entire ur.ivencss-declurin him entitled t. all the
rights nHi PRIVILEGES OF q member IN z "i standing,
AMI ntecuDnIte1 .cnmmeLdIU1 INN g. %" sympathy
and confidence and fellowship of the CHURCHES OF
Christ throughout the world The huul action WAS
with entire ununimity-B0Noa JDVrHDL.
CuILE We have papers fro" Valparaiso to the
I4rh OF April. The town seems to Ice eIj,ying uuin-
ferrupiei commercial prosperity. The custom house
receipts for the last quarter were three times greater
than tor the corresponding period OF last year.
\ second liue at steamers has heeu established be-
tween Valparaiso and Ptuamn. touching at all the
intermediate ports. aHl heuceierwarl there will he
four English steamers every month, instead II two,
running.
\ NFwLY Born INFANT EATEN BY RATs-Ou
Saturday night. Mary Conner WIS Admitted {" the
Bellevue Hospital, New York, and in the cuur>" Of
the night gave birth 10 au infant, she being lett
alone without HitcudIHce. During the night she FELT
rats in her bel but was too weak 10 drive them away.
H. the m"ruin. the physician ON going his rounds
a~certtiuei u nat hal taken place. Iud that the child
hrl been attacked by rats daring the night. which
had eaten Oft ~ nose. upper hp, ani the toes, and
about half the left loot Tie child was Of course
Ted WHEN fund, but medical tests showed that it
had been born alive. and must have been killed by
rIrs. What l. exceedingly singular in the case Is
the fact that though several females slept in the
same room during the night, none Of them were
aware that Tie poor woman hal been confined. 10
i also singular that SIX or eight sick females should
be- let alone al night, without the Attendance OF
either = physician or "A nurse.
NEw ARCTIC ENrEDrTIoN-The whaling bark
GeOrgs Henry. which j. To sail from New London on
the 9th 81 may next, fur Davis Straits, will give a
free passage - Ear rs the entrance o.: Publishers
Strait, % a new Arctic expedition by Nj & + Hall
Of Cincinnati. MIR. HILL couccisc> II possible that
some of SIR John FrIukiin's men may YET be found
living in the tar North, and goes on thi- adventurous
enterprise with only one companion 70 n]crompnny
him. intending To- push ou a. tar north ~ Prince
Williams Land, where he hopes To hui some 81 the
lost utyiCator-. or 1t least further news rf iH"ui-
The route To- t- triversci IN snail boa = = over 1000
miles IN length. lie will procure hi- rr'h' A. the eu-
trance II Fruni-hrr's Strait, where ke viii De landed
by tine ~baie ship
The Pr nee or Wales will leave England on the
18th OF July. HIS fist poIt ou This III" The Atlantic
Kill To- -. Johns Newuuniirud Thence ne will
yr1cr.l % Htiif,N; aud thence cross over tire country
aud visit 81 John. Y b, aud Fredericton. II prlc-
ti-r.ie lac viii thence -r,>~ over u" SbeIilc, where
his f--r will =, rouud To- meet him, amt proceed un
tine river e. QleIec. IL hc duI- any d til -ul'y in
getting To- S,e,irc. he may cross fp Portland and
come Over the Grand Trunk R'Iwlv 90 Quehec or
M"utrcrI FROM this he will 20 O." Kingston aud
thence o. Ottawa From OtttwI To- Toronto: thence
across tire lake To- o." Fall; aud back hy iui To-
Hrrilt.u. Tie will - ru : ,ruit o. SO ri" Grand
Trunk wnrk- there. and travel over tine Western
State. Go T." Washington and he the guest "f the
President. thence 'i>it the Atlantic cte-. art have
the fleet meet him ~ Portland: or probably. u he
comes by Portland. his Departure may he from Que
bee. nui he nay take the Grand Trunk fr"m Port
land after the complexion 1T the fuur DO the United
States. lr i not improbable that some % the details
Of this prngrIuue viii Zoe altered.
RECOMMENDATION OF TIE king oF S,UpTNIs-
The excpmmuurc ttiou launched hy P"r" Plus IN
against the . invaders and u~~urpcr~- iu general. and
the KIM 1T SlrIiuiI To- particular. who have sub
verreI hi temporal authority iu thc Rrmasui, l. a
long document. IL T. tuucHei iu similar terms a.
the one I1uucheI against rh" Fr-r N1-.Ie'u- The
CYurier -tv--s After setting forth the DIVINE origin
- IL. s...r.r.T .rFH.rrfr sf fha |g - fine Pore
iuteirh- against the - wicked Uuu,Ifur~ who it1'c
imriuu-Iy attempted. 10y ' lying hypocrisy. 3" hi-e
and perm cou- principles. and " cunning t'-~'muiI-
tiCu' tD ue-truy ms ~--uiir power.
1911. I-e. Lr LnuL-re L-L- --me Wu--e nLr-