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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-12
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NOTES OF TIT WEEK.

The EMMA R.gEE-Wi-Aiuy L, re-t the s~ea-g1iu-
qualities q cur ue~ packet, O. vel So 20 steal q days
recreation, We jumpei aboarI as she Wa leaving on
her sr=, trip 70 LtA.iua- Iae schooner EgfIn4 was
the only other vessel that left that evening, AMI rhea
the Enur cast OF from the wharf. tie former wa be-
you'd the beIl-buoy. 4 fresh Wind Eas blowing,
nearly due east, aai the twg-schooler=, cl5=e-haulei,
Dashed away bef5Teir But the superior speed Of tie
Emma began 70 be observable, A. she gained OF her
rival, and when = little beyond Diamond Head. aul
only forty ml.-,es from the wharf. she passed 70
winiward Of hei - neatly and a. rapidly a. F.; vas
ever done By a s,eamer. A. she shc, pas. the Rqiq-
ma. the passengers Of the Ea.aq, numbering some
sixty or more, gave three cheers 70 their vauquishei
rival, which vas soon left Gr aztern. During the
evening the Emma shipped q heavy -ea. which tore
her 10, % A. TO render it almost uuserviceable fr the
RS, of the trip, and certainly heightened the passage
70 Lahaiua several hours. - a se4-boat. she sails
remarkably easy over the swells, with les notion
than any coaster we remember. In this respect, She
will soon become q avori,e. We have before alluded
to her spacious cabin With IL eIsy stairway. but oue
needs 70 take q trip in her 10 test the convenience Of
having - commoi.ous acc5musiatigu - she's fttei
with. Arriving of Llhaina. she vas becaImei a.
usual, but her passengers landed at , 7. VI, twenty
one hours from Honolulu. The Kd}lmG was some
t~birty-two hours on the passage MP The strong
easter'y winds heightened tie passage e both vessels.
Capt. Chadwick exhibits the same watchGI attention
70 the wants Of his passengers. both foreign aEi na-
tive. that be has always been known for, and those
who travel with him. viii never he left without any
comfort that Is obtainab,e.
- By the way. while speaking Of the sailing quail
ties Of the Emma, we might a. well uarrate an incl
dent which occurred on her passage on, from New
London. Somewhere in the Atlantic, I've forget the
6gures,) the capita = descrsi. early one morning, a
sail on his weather bow. AMI Ike a true Yankee, put
his vessel in trim to overhaul her. Night came on,
but he had rai-ei her hull, all got near enough 10
keep hi course. The next morning, both vessels
carrying = press ofcauvas-, particularly the clipper.
the Eaua came no an ra under tie quarter q
her rival, and after speaking and exchanging compli-
nents. shot past her Ike a dove The next day. the
ship disappeared far as,srn under the schoouer's lee
quarter. The vessel proved 70 be the new clipper
ship G1Tges, b1uuI 20 san Francisco. which when
she left Boston was going 20 baat the Syren. but 60,
beaten some ten days or more. On arriving a; san
F-aucisco, the GaHgss forgot 70 report that she had
made the acquaintance of our new coaster on the
passage, probably thinking tina, che was too small
game. The incident, however, shows that We HAYES
superior vessel, and one which We hope Will meet viii
patronage she deserves
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EARTHoUAKE OF HAwAIL-At kohala, At ten min
utes before one o'clock, on the morning II the 25th
March, there occurred one of the heaviest shocks Of
earthquake within the experience 1f old residents. Il
vas preceIel AMI followed Ly ten or fifteen seconds
Of rapid vibration. The shock itself was severe, end
ing in a violent rHitch, not vertically, a. j. often the
case, but horizontally. The same earthquake was
felt throughout the district q Koul.
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EXCHANGE.

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RoRBERY-TLe store Of Mr.. II. Y. Greenwell, At
Koua, Hawaii, was robbed last week Of goods to the
value Of some SEQ or 500. ! lad has been arrested,
who Is supposed 70 have been concerned in the thcft
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PRoFASE SvEARING.-At H5fmaun's drug store
can be seen the pledge q a rewly-orgauized society
Of 90 Dasaavay Swearers." This IS . good move,
and, If faithfully adhered 20, viii never be regretted
by those who join. Some sixty members have signed
the pledge. and if the state Of the treasury is any IN
iic4tion q IL success, it Is prosperinc, for me cash
box. when ve last saw 1t, was full We annex "a copy
Of the p,elce:
We the undersigned. mutually pledge ourselves 20 abstain
from r-atr. wearing u--er -l= T.-arF ~ l.. cents 'n- each
AMI every .a-H. 'a- funds % be- paid O. r Holman. Treasurer
r: tte -1a--v fund y the Masonic Lodges e Houa'u'I-
FIRE--TAe alarm Of fire on Friday morning was
caused BY the burning Of a thatchei house on the
valley road, opposite the residence e John II Wood.
The Fire Department were promptly out. but Engine
Company NJ. / was the only one that reached the
scene before The extinction Of the FIRE.
TH,NKs-We are under obligations to Capt. P4-y
and Purser Ha--iager OF the P1lusr, and J. W. sui
Hvau aui Ne-srs. M.Ruer y Merrill fSln Francisco,
FOR avo-s in the news line.
JCRYVES. ArrESToS.-We are requested 70 state
tina, the services Of the foreign %jurymen viii no; tie
required til, Monday morning. April 10, q: the usual
hour. -
PEoLlFIC.-An ear Of corn was gathered At kona,
Hawaii, recently, which had sixteen rows, and pro-
iuced over 1000 kernels. - they say
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NAvAL-The Is steamer Sa-is1r sailed early
On Monday morning. for H1ugkong, having taken on
b5ari q tul. supply Of coal.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29
AMUsMNTENTs.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. ]. B. Roberts
will close his engagement at This establishment ths
evening The programme consists Of Richard ITT,
with Mr.. r. as the crook-back yrant. His imper-
sonation Of "Gloster' is nishe and scholarly, and
deserves to 10 ly those who admire tho creation
Of the wonderful bard. The performance win con-
cludc with The Toodles.
PIKE's 0PERA-HousE. The grand ball ia
homer Of Lord Renfrew will take the place Of any
dramatic performance at this establishment to-
night. A large number Of tickets we're sold yoster-
day, and, from present Appearances it is expected
that the building viii be filled.
Whether His Royal Highness will dance or not,
end, fso, which one Of our Queen City bellies will
be called upon to honor him with her hand for "The
Lancers,' or, to permit him to encircle her waist
with bis arm, and where in her company to the do
licous and bewilderng strains Of one Of Labitzsys
waltzes, remains to bo seen; but we are positively
informed that he will be in attendance.
The ball, doubt not, will be in every way
worthy of the occasion, and those who attend may
expect to be present at Of tho most fashionable
and recherche affairs of the kind ever given n the
city.
SMITH & NrxOE's HALL.-A matinee will
be given this afternoon, at Smith & Nixon's Hail.
Thiodon's Museum of Arts is worthy visit from
every lover Of the wonderful in art and we doubt
not the house will be crowded
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29
Law EtElPoRT.


SENTENCING OF PRIsoNRRs.-T The pris-
oners found guilty during the present month wero
sentenced yesterday by Judge Collins.
James Bowman, convicted OF burglary and the
larceny of watch, five years in the penitentiary.
Joseph Reeder, grand larceny, hve years In pom
David Varian plead guilty of grand larceny
stealing $50 out of the 6afe of a steamboat-aen-
fenced 10 three years in the penitentiary.
Jacob Puthof, convicted Of burglary, three years
in the pepitentary ss
- Seaton, burglary, one year in penitentiary.
Il, B. Gurney, larceny of a watch from M. Cad~
Naliader, one year in penitentiary.
James Gabriel convicted of a burglary and lar
ceny was sentenced to in the penitentiAry-
John Cameron, burglary at Glendale, sentenced 20
one year in the penitentiRry. -.
Adam Straus, convicted on two indictments tor
stealing harness, and plead guilty of third charges
sentenced to eighteen months In jail,
j. Redman, larceny of watch worth w. sentenced
VIM. Lewis, larceny. The prisoner was engaged
at his harvest at Mount Pleasant, and whan he
was leaving took of his employers gan. Ee had
already served term on the ehA AN gAps sentence
Peter KesfTe pleaded guilty Of stealing s2a. Sem
tence-hiNty nays in jail.
The jury not being able to agree in, the case Of
Alex, Packer tried for grand larceny, the Court on
i m6..c.s., agreed to accept bail. Amount fxea At
$500.
Newton u.s. HIGHWAY. In this case Ia proceeding
in which defendant was bouel over BY Magistrate
to keep the peace the Court declined to allow
tihcae authorizing the payment Of the Magistrates
fees, as the itself wes not before the Court
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

BOARD OF CITY IMPRoyEMEsTs.- AT the
regular semi-weekly meeting of the Board
of City Improvements, yesterday morning,
Mr.. Gilbert, the City Civil Engineer, pre-
sented plat and estimate for paving with
bowlders, Ross-alley, from North Canal to
Twelfth-street, which was approved and the
Clerk instructed to prepare and transmit to
the City Council an ordinance to assess
special tax upon the real estate bounding the
improvement.
The Commissioner of the Northern Dis
tTict was authorized TO have Bank-street re-
paired from Central-avenue TO Baymiller, at
a cost Of $2b.
The Commissioner Of the Eastern District
was authorized to have two well-holes con-
structed, one at the northeast the other at
the northwest corner Of Walnut and River
street. ~
The contract for cleaning the streets and
alleys Of the Eastern District for three years
from the date Of contract, was awarded to
John Bradley, for $28, 900. $780,,
The contract for street cleaning in the
Northern District for the same length OF
time was awarded 70 q. il. King L 90, for
sac 1875. Adjourned. 81 -at'I y -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

SOUTHERN RAILWAY CoNNEcTIoN.-The
delegation appointed by the City Council of
Memphis, to visit this city on the subject Of
a Short-line Railroad connection between
the cities, arrived last evening, and consists
of the following gentlemen: r. D. Baugh,
Mayor; f. B. Bardlett, II. L. Guion, H. Voll-
intine, VIM. Kirk, r. B. Hawley, H. @.
Walker and Frank Smith. Their object is
to confer with the citizens of this place and
the committee appointed to investigate the
Southern Railroad interest of this city, and
see if their attention can not be directed to
Memphis and the fertile valley tributary
thereto,
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PERsoNAL.-The following gentlemen, con-
nected with the press, and who have accom-
panied the Prince of Wales through the
Canadas, are at the Burnet House: +. l..
Woods, special correspondent of the London
Times; Ed. House, special correspondent of
the New York Tribune; D. A. Rawlings,
special correspondent of the New York
Illustrated Neics; VIM. Davis, artist for the
New York Illustrated NeWs; K. Cornwallis,
New York Herald; Mr.. Fisk, New York
Herald; ]. Howard, New York Times and
Mr.. Evans, special correspondent Of the New
York World.
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ARREST OF Duo OF ALLEGED FooT-PADs.
A couple of men, named John Leary and
John Mccarthy, were arrested night before
last on a charge of highway robbery. It is
alleged that they induced an individual
named Henry Kieger, to accompany them
them to the corner of Broadway and Court
streets, when one of them held knife at his
throat, while the other rihed his pockets
of $50. The scoundrels were pursued by
the officers several squares and fired at
half dozen times before they were captured
They were committed to await an examina-
tor, which will take place this morning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

SUNDAY EXCURSION AND CHURCH DEDIoA-
TIoN.--The Catholic public and their friends
are invited to the dedication-service of a new
and beautiful Church at Augusta, about forty
miles up the river. --.... ....
The congregation that has built this
church is quite small, and on this account
appeals to the liberality of the public. 1t
has endeavored to render the occasion in
teresting by the religious service, preaching
and music on the boats during the excursion.
By this novel arrangement the sacredness of
the Sunday will be observed, while the ex-
cursionists will enjoy all the pleasures of the
excitement, fresh air and beautiful scenery
of river trip. The right Rev. DIR. Carrell
Bishop of Covington, will preach at the
dedication, and there will also be a sermon
in German by one of the Benedietine clergy
men, who have charge of the mission. Sew
eral of the English and German Benevolent
Societies will be present, with music and the
usual display of banners and insignia thus
rendering the affair an agreeable and orderly
pageant.
The boats will be provided with refresh
ments, and will leave at seven O'Clock in
the morning, and return early in the
evening. ep 1tf- rr-~a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

GooDR1oH's ILLUSTRATED NATURAL HIS
ToRY.-This beautifully illustrated and ele-
gantly-printed work, which has received the
Concentrations of Agassiz, Mott and other
of the most distinguished naturalists of the
country, and of whicha review was given in
our issue of Monday last, can be seen, COM
plete in all styles Of binding with the agent,
street. 1t is, perhaps, unnecessary to re-
mind book-buyers that early impressions of
the plates, of which there are now 1900, are
the best and that with work having as
extensive sale as this has, few months
may make great difference in this respect.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

MIDNIGHT ADJUSTMENTS AT THE STATION
HoUsEs--A Woman Coachided By Police
mdn.-About one o'clock yesterday morn
ing, while young Guelich was lying dead at
the Hammond-street Station-house, cir
cumstance took place at that institution
which we have determined to relate.
A woman named Johanna O'Neill had
been arrested for some cause, and was con-
fined In one Of the cells, evidently partially
intoxicated. She was making considerable
noise, and talking incoherently and loudly,
as might be expected, under the circum-
stances, from one who was half-insane from
self abuse and exposure.
We paid no attention TO what she was
saying, and supposed no one else did, until
we saw Lieutenant Small seize a long cow
hide, or riding-whip, open her cell-door,
catch her by the shoulder, and, pulling her
head forward, strike her several times across
the back with his weapon. Then, telling
her with an oath to "be still /" he quietly
locked the door and hung up his cowhide,
probably to be used again in the same man
ner upon the next female whose behavior in
the station-house does not agree with his
ideas ofpropriety.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

SEWING -MAoHINEs.-Messrs. Grover & Ba-
ker are in daily receipt Of such letters as the
folowingi
"After an experience of nearly three
years, can say that the Grover 4 Bakerma-
chine is admirably adapted to all varieties Of
family sewing; is more easily managed, and
less apt to get out of order than any have
ever seen. Mrs M. 4. SkVItz, 4Ss East
Front-strest, Cincinnati Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

TER.-We noticed, day or two ago, the ar
rest of julius r. Hoist, charged with robbing
hisemployers, @. Dougherty & Co., of sundry
articles at different periods during the past
five years. Yesterday morning he was be-
fore Judge Lowe and pleaded guilty. He,
therefore, was sentenced to the County Jail
at hard labor for term of five months and
fined 800 and costs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

RAILROAD OFFICE FOR RENT.-A we'll
ventilated, pleasant room, on the first floor Of
the DAILY PRESS building, suitable for rail-
road or insurance Office Apply at the Press
Counting-room, Vine-street, opposite the
Custom-house .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
ERs.-At their regular diurnal session, yes
terday morning, the County Commissioners
passed orders amounting in the aggregate
to $77 40; of which $64 70 were paid TO Mr..
Tutor fer repairing steam apparatus and the
Run Lunatie Asylum. No other business
transacted
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

PERsoEAL.-Dr. A. H. Smedley, Of New
York City, invites especial attention. to his
newly-discoVered practice for the safe,
speedy and radical cure Of suffering and
stammering. DR.. s. is now at the Gibson
House, in this city, and will receive calls at
his professional hours each day, from A.
M. To 7P. M. nftr.--t Id 7sraH
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

MEETING IN REGARD TO THE CoLoRED SAB
BATH-sOHooLs.-A meeting of the Superin-
tendents and Teachers of the colored Sab
bath-schools, was held on Tuesday morning,
at the Baker-street Church. to take measures
to increase the interest in the schools; D.
Griffith acting as President, and 7. f. Knox
as Secretary.
After the object of the meeting had been
stated by the Chairman, the following reso-
lutions were adopted:
Resolved, That this meeting, feeling deeply con-
cerned for the Spiritual welfare of the rising gem
Grafton, would earnestly recommend the Pastors of
all the colored churches to preach this subject
especially in relation to the Sabbath-school.
ResolUed That mass meeting, monthly, OF the
schools wsud tend to increase the interest
in the souls of the children and promote their ever
lasting welfare. We earnestly recommend such
meeting to be held.
After short addresses by Rev. S. Emery,
F. Lewis, 7. Colston, I. e. Knox and j. H..
Corbin, the meeting adjourned to meet Fri
day evening, October 5, to take further steps
in the matter. i.F.l rl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

TIE STEWART COOKING SrOYE.--The first
premium was awarded yesterday, at the
Ohio State Fair, at Dayton, to the Stewart
1Cooking-stove, which was exhibited by o. O..
Parry, No 81 Race-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

THR LAEpLoRDs AssocIATIOH.-Th reg
ular monthly meeting Of the Landlords As
sociation win take place this evening At the
requested,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

AMERICAN WIEB-sRowKRs' ASSOCIATION
This Society holdsits regular monthly meet
ing at the offioe of A, G. Negley, l7l Walnut
street this afternoon, at three O'clock,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

UNITED STATES EXPRESS CoMPANY.-Mr
Thomas Holtom, of this excellent company,
will please accept our thanks for Dayton
favors in advance of the mail
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No MIsTAKR.-It is currently rumored
that the Prince Of Wales intends TO visit DR..
jerome Bonaparte Franciss dental ofiice On
Monday, at halfpast eleven o'clock, TO view
his new process for the alleYiatlon OF pain In
extracting teeth. Once l51 west Fourth
street
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

HIBERsIAN IDEA OF SoUArrER RSOyERRIeNfY.
"What is this squatter sovereignty askeda
Hibernian. aAnd is il you that comes from
ould IrelaHd2" replied the other. why,
must always have somebody to reign over
tha naRurs"
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LOST.

u OST- Between the u. s. background and Cum
IL M mnsville, a Book, containing railroad bills OF
inding and reoeipts Tbs finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving the same at As Public Landing.
ST-CoW-strayed, ON the 9th instant, from
~ near the Jamestown Ferry landing, in Fulton,
Ared COW white spot on her forehead horns wide
apart ana sharp spot on her right side. sulta-
DIE reward viii be paid for her return, for infor
sasT-bs j. W. FERGUSON.
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City News.
LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE
Friday. September %. 1860,

IEIIENo DETAINED FVH W ANI UF T U9IAUl
Friday, September 2s, 1860;
Belts Hunt, Martinsville, Ohio.
S b. Mausby, Hagerstown, Ind.
j. d. PhillbrickO, Boston, Mass.
s Nj. Peyser, New York City.
Horace Crawford, Port Gibson, Miss.
Silas ID. Person, North Vernon, Ind.
Theodore Wackenhorst, Sparta, ILL.,
Joseph WackeDhorst, Fulton, Ohio.
Bernard Fishaus, Richmond, Ind.
SehoOlfield & Co, Wilmington, Del. b.
u. johnson & Co., Ogden, Ill
Anton Rellinger, Richmond, ohio.
Lockeridge & Yannusdal, Sharpsburg, KY.
Hicks Powell, Newcastle, Ind.
Pickerell 4 Inflow, Homer, Ind.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

OVsqRRs ROR SUn3AY--At WaggOneFs,
Nos. Sc 66Sixth-street and 209 0entraf-avenae,
above Fifth fine supply. III
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ANOTHER FREE-srATE MAE hyKcHED IN
rHs SOUrH.--A man named Mcclure, hallinK
from the State of Maine, was, on Saturday
last by order of the Vigilance COMMITTEES,
whipped by a slave at Grahamville, 81 o., for
-tamperinQ with slaves in that vicinity. Ilolt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

THn THBnn RIcHEsr MES IN ST. LouIs.
The richest man in So. Louis is James n.
Lucas, banker, worth, Il Is said, $4,000 900.
Peter Lindelrs estate Is put down at "a, ,000.-
O0Q and that Of A. Benoist. also 4 banker az
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

FoR work Of superior quality and very
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