The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-05
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.


,ro1ut of money raised ald deposited for the
~ ri O-slxatomie Brown, l. $500.
hI- ,EsusauI cars leave Dunkirk. Y. Y. On
~ YORK an Erie r. K, daily Ioadei to their
III Fr,aklfn. IL i Announced. will visit New
rs.hiu % fw week., and Will be the guest Of
IN Moses GrrH-.L
- r....r Street Savings Bank, New York, has
.t5 .,5.tors, anil S1g.Ooj.Cf9 in deposit.
.rrsunseI tll, Lori Lyons. the British Min
vTl probably soon lead Mss Lane, the Pres;-
80 niece, O., the hymeGeIl altar
,r--sur SouIouque. E~c-EmPeror Of Hayti, Is still
I.r,5.,. lie j. described as . pOrtiy gentlmau,
-s+v-ise wears Il a-e. with a yi-1ge on which
I'll might reasonably be expected to make a
rts marx
Tie amount Of gold produced from the mines Of
Crs-la mr "a period Il ten years, from the year
r-- ID ISIS. was -Ii1,DDJ,JOJ; while during the
ears. from 1872 o. 1858. Australia has produced
sHJ.az-.O.Ji making together, a total Of Se5o, s22,-
6N
The Pew Dr.. Breckenridge Of Kentucky, an uncle
IN. Wee President. has written and published a
-, AMI patriotic letter, denounciug the disuuion
g1Iuruts aud threats % the Slave democracy.
Famous people are not always large. The height
= Oleeu Victoria j. about five feet one inch. NapO-
-, 4 ~ about five feet seven inches. The Duke
NfWeringtJu 1T Waterloo, was about five feet eight
al , half inches ~ stature
J--rrs-In Italy, the Jesgits having been ex-
oeleI from Nodeul. Parma and R~omagna, a Govern
neat Commission has been formed TO take possession
n II the pFlb-iy % tte bilrE p4 btHHitt ~ lht Slhle.
Gsrrit Smith l. az his home in PeterbOrO, very
ur.h improved in MI respects, but not fully restored
=, health; aai the doctor has prohibited hirI from re-
Ewing vi-it0r-, and from giving personal attention
I L b. c,rre-pOnicuce-
/. the annual PRAYER meeting IN Boston for the
.---srsion Of the world, Rev. DR.. Anderson Of the
t-usrf-tn Board, stated that the Board i now SI39,-
G5Jiu arrears. and that the receipts must be one-thiri
more this year than last, or the mission must be cur
niel.
n than Iowa. John ". Jones, Treasurer, is six feet
. Jrs,: Jonathan ". Catreli, auditor, six feet two; \.
4 EIIier, Register, six feet, and Thomas IT, Benton,
u fseplex II Oh BIiiOn) Secretary Of the Board Of
Eiac1riOu, j. also Sax feet
FLsErwooD-Caprliu william Williams, OF the
British bark Ha0geze. had been formally presented
with q splendid gold chronometer and chain from the
President Of the United Stltes, Is a testimonial of
gratitude for Capt Williams humani t. to the
srs.aeI crew Of tie ship FIeeflrOO{, of BJston.-.N:
i T. Commercial -4trfTtiseT, Feb. q.
Frederick Douglass delivered a lecture on slavery,
{ AZ Liverpool, on the l9th January, before q numer-
1 s< audience. The Rev. Hugh Stowell Brown occu-
l pi-I the chair, aud III introducing the lecturer he
i denounced slavery in the strongest terms, and made
some uuc~omPIimentary remarks upon the conduct of
i the American Minister ia London in having recently
4 refused 20 wise the passport of u lady Of color.
} The Ser Serpent, 4 New York clipper ship. and the
/ Foy Grass, an English clipper, sailed for Hongkong
i hma London a few weeks since 1t the same time, and
the passage is a race for supreEa cy in speed, the
II mptl.uS having Teen tfT1ctei TO crowd the canvass
. Ahrge amount Of money Is stsked on the result, the
marine honor of both countries also.
The work on Mr. Spurgeon's new Tabernacle is
np5ily progressing. About one hundred are con-
sanity employed, and the walls are approaching
completion. The ground and b~uiiiiug thus far have
er $3.50, and the COMMITTED have eS 900 ut their
BlnSers- II j. expected, however, 10 expeud 100000
4 before the completion Of the building. which IS ex-
pe,tel 70 be opened for services, free from debt, by
the enI Of the year. The gentleman who gave &c.
900 NJ the laying Of the cornerstone, has sjgniie1
BIZ intention OF donating E2,0JJ additional.
WE'LL uD.-Nr Fsrney. the new Clerk of the
House. WIS sarenated IN Washington. the night after
hi election. At the conclusion OF hs remarks, he
Illustrated his own position by an alIu=iou as pointed
a & WIS GRACEFUL He said he WIS like MIzeppa
when bouui 70 hi Steel, who, when sent forth on his
perous journey. from which II was designed he
slth never return. shouted hack To his prosecutors.
~ will return one day =" Mr. FOruey may well
congratulate himself upou the position he now holds,
in spite cf Presidential and Administration hostility.
GOVERNOR SEwARD.-We learn with great pleasure
that this gentleman. who seems TO be to the Republi-
-n party, what Martin Van Buren, once was TO the
Jackson organization, IS preparing himself for a
speech fully dehuinssi own position and defending
the Republican faith. He refuses TO interfere in any
Of the s~kirmishes that are going on from day TO day,
bur vii IN due time make a pTOHUHciTmie8fO, which
VII be hs only effort during the session. We predict
it viii be the great speech of the age-
4 GEvTLEI,y FoEGER on 4 LARGE SCALE.-The
Philadelphia papers state that the banks Of that city
have been VtcffuiZert WITHIN n lew months 20 the eN-
tent n several thou~sui dollars, and the PfhSbHTS
Chronicle says the amount i much larger than has
beeu admitted, reaching nearly 100000 Several
persons were c-uccrued r. these forEerie=, and the
Iepler has Just been arrested at Pittsburg, where he
ms been living in high style, with Il beautiful white
mistress and = dandy male slave, almost white, whom
he bought for 5000, and has treated - nearly as an
equal that. IN their tours ~ the free States, the slave
h- Indignantly spurnei the offers Of abClitiOuist- TO
ll hin in escaping. This gentleman foTger has been
known 5y the name Of james buchanan Cross.
THE NICARAGUA CNNAL-The Paris correspondent
Gtle Tines says that n company consisting Of eight
T ten principal ship-owuers ~ MarseHles- just e~inb-
l~let un.ier the utme OF T. NJ nicari . Co, has pur-
.Htrt from the company of the maritime canal Of
N~rtrlgII, the lands dependent on the canal, which
arm e plrf of the concession which the canal compa-
~ hal obtained. and SicarI s Co propose 20 turn to
account the metallic deposits the lands contain, to cut
Own timber and 20 establishes European colonies.
HEY al already sent 20 Nieara2ul from Marseiiles
two vessels with I3D persons. consisting Of engineers,
Chemists. and WOrkmcu OF different trades lt was
c1 all that the company had besides engaged 4
humber of railway ttborers 20 execute a railroad on
i- ls-hmus Of Rivas, which separates Lake Nicara-
ga from the Pacific.
LENNON SLAVE C,sE-Brief notices from the Eas;
AAve advised our readers that the " Lennon Save
- as 70 Is called, after nine years Of battling in
redo- Courts IN New York, has At length been
bnE-It to 4 hearing in the Court Of Appeals, and
the arguments closed last week Most Persons we
suppose. h1ve forgotten the particulars which led TO
tee legal prorceliug-. FROM the .Nsr York. Times
" -e- the following synopsis Of the facts connected
VIII o., which will sufficiently explain the case.
IN November. 1871, !. Lennon. with his family
1l 1lt slaves. came 20 New York from Virginia 10
sS a direct passage To Tex.s; where they proposed
% settle The presence OF slaves hlvIng-been dI>cov-
erel ty the keen scent q certain AbolitioIisjs, a writ
e1tbs1s corpus VS. cbtIiuei from Hon Eujih Paine.
tl - justice II the Superior Court but since de-
@--i- in4uiriHE Why tine negroes were deprived OF
L5erty- Upon the return Of the writ. and after a full
--Efrsot she Arguments pre-eutei by Mr. Lemmon's
Counsel. judge Paine orIsrel the slaves 90 he dis
S,t'Si, anil they were discharged acc"riingly.
Lennon 10 once ctrriei tine order o. tine Superior
'lir' into the Supreme Court. upon = writ Uf csrt9-
rrirf, where. after a contest Of years the General
-ra Itirmei the original order. The cIse was, IN
N',. appealed 20 the present jurisiictiOu-