The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-11-22
THREE MAILS!

IFr, with three mails. those Of Sept. u, Oct. / and
II. The Lotus sailed again last evening for China.
The news Is not very stirring, and We find space
bat for a few items
In the United States, politics engrOssed the public
attention
The Republican majority in Pennsylvania amounts
TO about $1,000! This result has settled the public
opinion regarding the election Of Lincoln to the
Presidency
The Prince Of Wales after visiting Washington
passed through Baltimore. New York. Boston. The
Royal feet hal arrived at Portland. Maine, where
the Prince would embark for England.
The contract for carrying the Salt Lake mail has
been continued to Russell * Majors. thus securing
the continuance Of the Pony Express during the win
ter.
The Princes RECEPTION IN NEW YoKK-Tbe
reception at New York seems 10 have eclipsed any
similar ceremonial ever seen in that city, and was
participated in by 5000 Of the citizen-soldiery and
10000 spectators, who lined Broadway from the
Battery to the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
European Intelligence
The following is the latest news by the steamship
-Ar1bia.
victorious along the whole line, and that the royaI
troops we're being pursued.
GaribaIdi had dismissed his evil geni-s. Bertani
from the Ministry.
The Strdinian army had not yet entered the Nea-
politan territory, but Garibaldi had announced that
soon It wonld be there, under the command Of Vic
Tor Emanuel in person.
The Sariinian Chambers hal resolved that 7 lie
tor Emanuel should be authorized to annex those
provinces in Ce=trll and Southern Italy in which
the people, By UNIVERSAL suffrage, should declare
their desire for the same.
Messina still held out
MszzJni, had issued a new manifesto that no king
should be proclaimed before the kingdom was organ
ized.
great victory uas renorta5 a+ Cazor, > OOO
prisoners were taken.
REFORMS AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the Lon
don Times, dated Naples, September 18th, says
Great efforts are making to organize the Admin
istraiiOn OF the country, and some admirable meas
ures have been passed, which | now report
All political prisoners are to be set at liberty
directly.
All Custom House barriers between Sicily and
the NedpOlitan continent are abolished.
Twelve asylums fer inffnts are established in the
capital. The institutions are municipal, and are to
be maintained at the expense of the State.
Secret Ministerial funds are abolished.
Trial 6yjuTy in penal causes is to be adopted.
The order of the Jesuits and all their dependen-
e;es are abolished in the continent Of the Two
Settles their property, movable and immOvable,
Is declared national.
IAN contracts weighing on property for the bene-
fit Of the order are annulled.
considering that religious flna;icism and aristo-
cratic pride induced the late government to make
distinctions even between the dead, the burial Of the
dead within the walls of a city is absolutely forbid
den.
1.-The withdrawal of grain and corn from Ancona
is prohibited.
Persons are prohibited from wearing the red
coat or any other uniform which does not belong to
them."
Foreign Summary.
Mexico owes to citizens OF the Unite1 States about
$4,000 900.
The wheat crop in Wisconsin will not fall short of
100000 of bushels.
The New York Herald says: 1.-The Democratic
party is smashed, and its fragments are scattered"
The census returns, it is said, will show the pOpu-
laiiOn- of the United States to be $4,000 900.
JUsrICE FOR Hen AND Low.-According to the
Russian criminal returns for 1858, among the con-
yiets were % hereditary mobiles, 80 enjoying personal
nobility, and y ecclesiastics.
i stranger, mailing from Texas, and said to be Il
merchant, abruptly threw iIs arms around the neck
Of a respectable lady IN Baltimore, prUmenading the
streets. and attempted to kiss her. An officer collar
Ell the offender, and he was held in $500 bail TO
answer.
"Ion," The Southern Democratic correspondent, at
Washington, of the Baltimore Sun. thinks that Mr..
Stewards boasts of $1,000 majority for Lincoln, in
New York, Is not absurd
A vessel recently arrived in England from Sebasto-
pol. with n cargo of 237 tons of human bones to be
used for manure They are regiments of soldiers in
a TsfHcef FORM What n lesson for those who seek
for glory
Poison OF TIE JEssAMINE-The Pensacola Tribune
says 1.-Two chiliren-white child and negro-while
playing 4 few days ago, in this city, put a piece Of
the yellow Jessamine vine in their mouths, which re-
suited IN the death Of the latter and the severe illness
Of the former"
\ Hint To OBTTCARIANs-One of our exchanges
says: =. We don't mind recording the deaths Of the
people without being paid for our trouble. although
thar ~ not fair; but PInegyrcs on the dead must he
pail for. We positively cannot send people to heaven
for nothing"
The population Of Paris Is given at l 500. SOOsouIs,
an increase Of 39j .45f since 1856. The number Of
Omnibuses running in Paris il $50. aud OF hackney
coaches and cabs 2OS2. with 27s additional. which
run on Sunday.
THg MoxsrER MEErIxG-The meeting at Spring
field, Illinois. the home Of - Honest Abe" last week,
ia =aii TO have numbered $4,000. The procession Of
wagons alone was fen miles long. Such demonstra-
tons show which way the popular current rushes.
New York paper describing the Winans steam
ship, says "her exterior is So built that m n gale it
may he Dramatically sealed, and. in the event of reel
ing bottOun-up, her hull would still go screwing
through submarine depths, frightening d~olphins, and
soaring small sprats into spasms, while her passen-
gers would be as snugly comfortable and we'll pre-
served as sar1ines in a box"
THE JUGGERSAUT-The Rev. J. Chunder Gangoo-
", the Brahmin convert, recently delivered n lecture
IN London. In the course of his address, the reverend
gentleman corrected some popular errors concerning
The Car OF Juggerndut. II was no part of the wor-
ship for a deyOtee to cast himself under the wheels Of
the car. Accidents sometimes happened, and people
we're KILLED in the crush; but Juggernaut demanded
no human sacrifice. He is the Brahmin god Of love,
peace and mercy.
Lady Franklin, says a New York correspondent, is
precisely such = woman in aspect, manners, and con-
NersatiOn. as you would expect from her antecedents-
She Is habituaIly grave; the deep experience of sor-
row, as II impresses 4 strong character, Is evident IN
the subiued tone Of her bearing and expression. Her
discourse IL full Of intelligence; she feels n great inter
est IN cur country. its natural resources, and social
character; there Is great moral energy, sound English
sense, and true seIf-respect IN the noble widow OF the
brave explorer, and her many friends hese, after do
lns all in their power to make her sojourn pleasant
ma quiet way, are anticipating her return from "a
naia.
The oil wells Of Pennsylvania, which have served
As the foundations Of 50 many fortunes and Of so
many castles in the air, are beginning, in flash Ian
kllrn IL y. LIZ. III y -. d. nLnt NJ Ersf hid flIr In