The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-09-12

tAGEb At LA>T--S1ne months ago We nOtceI
that the runaway craft Messenger Bir{ had turned
up in one Of the Eas, Indian ports, minus her cap
tain. By the following from the san Francisco Bui-
lstia, i, will be seen tina, she has been captured, and
vii probably be restored TO her right;ul owners:
THs N.s~->..s EEu."-Tua car;l-= "a, Calcutta ef The
C..--, ". I-as.. r.-l Fs-t -i WIN .--a f-rsse., ~.
tat s-.- Gr 49, Jtu..r- -aas thre years ago. ana ta-r
.es 20 a cargo or coffee. clearing fr Hampton Roads
- v4s c.mmaa4.IH d.. Capt. john II. u-ee, Of IseAmoai-
-ri b. ttr, .-- 4 i-a, ra away WIKI h=r. showing himself
NJ uul.r d different name. WIN captured. she bore ,ae
c.-.usa a; u- Ma-gr-s' Jane. and ,Fer--l e foreign ts--
her teAlleHi captain, unfortunately, Wa nd; captures with
his runaway craft. lie was --l.l.a-, when last heard from,
agd cargo, whea he first sec-i-d with her, were valued AZ
- II. I. VI. corvette Grlgtfee. Captain du Cor
ulier-Luciuiere. ar.syei Ct this port on Thursday
last from Tahiti. ON Friday, Mr.. +. Perrin, II. /
". Consul and Commissioner At the Court Of Homo
lulu, and Captain he C0rnulier- Luciuiere, called
officially upon H. I. II. Prince Kamehameha and
II. TX Mr.. Il. &. Wylje, Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
and upon the Commissioner Of the United States.
Hon. IE. J. Dryer. The following is a list OF officers
attached TO II. l. Ms Corvette GIiEtise.
". BE caruaier-Lucia.sre capi;atae dc yais-eau, Command
Pa.a~ue de Champagx. Lieut. Re yaisseau lie Ie c.
thevs, lieut.. lie Eais>au de =.eL.
yaaa~r. Care. No>-o7. eu-vt-n-s de yai-.eau-
/ Quay. aide-canm.s-,re. omcies daimiuis'-aion-
de arnaiar-Lasiaier cave, Hamon, carren;in, Qaarre de
Nerleui, de- iiaus>etJ, aspiranJs dc = c.
-PJtyHeSilg.
NEW NATIVE PAPER-'. The Star Of the Pacifc'
is the name of a new paper in Hawaiian. a specimen
number Of which was issued from the PoIynssiGa
Office on Saturday last. 1t is 10 be published and edited
by a society Of natives, organized specially for this
object. The new paper is to be issued weekly after
the first of January 1862 FOR $500 a year, and viii
probably superseie the Hoe. The specimen number
before us Is neatly printed. though perhaps larger
and more expensive than the natives will be found
willing to support.
- The steamer Santa Cru- brought a very small
mail, consisting mostly of California letters and pa
pers. Eastern papers, which now come overland.
are sadly behindhand. The newspaper bags are left
by the stages at the various stations on the overland
route, while the letter bags come through promptly
NeG York papers of July and English papers of
June, which ought TO have been here three weeks
ago, are still due. We shall have to endure this
Of the mails rs long as it continues.
HAErER's MAGAzrHE.-A more interesting num-
Der than the July issue of this magazine has not
to hand. The sketch of the Central park is
graphic and profusely illustrated; while the article
on the insects that attack AMI destroy Indian corn
on ght to DE read by every farmer. Its perUsal may
save many u hard days labor. Al. the other sketches,
stories and anecdotes are also worth Il perusal.
OUR NEXT NEws.-There will probably be no ar
rival from San Francisco till the ship SpeeaweH .
comes in, which will not be due till the Goth. She
probably sailed on the 9TH inst. The only other YES
sci bound this way was the bark BeHefactor, en-
route for Hongkong, to sail August 10 to -.
ACCIDEST.-We regret TO learn that the Princess
Victoria met a serious accident, while travelling
through Kona, Hawaii. She was thrown from her
horse, and, according to the native reports, had a rib
broken. She was Immediately taken to Lahaina to
receive medical aid.
- We would call the attention of our readers to
the card of Mr.. Z. d. Durand in our advertising
Mr.. d. has a very fine assortment of
and cases of entirely new styles, received by
the bark Yankee from San Francisco. His ability
rs a caIigraphic artist, no one will question who has
seen Il sample. Give him n call.
NEW CLoTHING,-The Messrs. Grinbaum, as will
be seen by their advertisement, have returned from
san Francisco, and taken the store formerly occu-
by Mr.. .Aldrich, where an assortment of cloth
ng has been opened. so choice, rich and elegant,
md so adapted to every mans taste, fancy and purse,
10 one can fail to be suited.
- We are indebted to Capt. Bennett, of the