The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-06
News of May 6ih.

Sr- Louis, May Gth-A. VI.
The steamer Co'ua1i1, with the Albany Burgess
Corps. Salem Guards. a detachment Of the Seventy
first Regiment. and two twelve pound howitzers for
the Seventh Regiment. saiiei Saturday afternoon,
from New York.
The posi- correspondent relates or good authority,
that the Sr-c--,oui-t- have planned tur a fierce con-
fict with rhe Federal troops that may attemp. pass
ing through Baltimore.
Gen. Patterson has prepared a flying railroad ar
tiIlery battery for use on the Annapolis and Washing
ton railroad.
Il - reported that all Secessionists have been warn
ei 20 leave Washington
\ letter from the interior o. South Carolina says
that while the writer was absent at Charleston, q
fight with negroes occurred i'm his town. They burn
ed four buildings and eight stores IN the town, and
four more IL tine vicinity. Eight negroes were hung.
4 dozen more would soon be hung.
The Secretary of the Interior instructed the Collec-
tor OF the Port Of New York not TO grant leave Of
absence 10 employees volunteering; they must resign
or not volunteer.
The Jersey City Coast Guard have seized two
schoouers loaded with $500 kegs and ] 100 barrels
Of powder.
Ii l. said the President will demand the restoration
Of G1sport Navy YarI and Harper's Ferry.
The Government has been officially advised that n
the latest dates no commissioners from the C0ntele-
rate States had presented themselves 10 the French
Court.
The State Department has instructed the new Min
lister 20 Paris, Mr.. Dayton, 10 explicitly make known
TO the French Government that there i not now, nor
has there been. nor will there De, any or the least
idea entertained by tins Government OF suffering a
dislOcation Of the Union e. take place in any way
whatever
The Maryland Legislature. in their interview with
The President, Saturday morning, admitted the right
and the power of the Government TO bring the troops
through Baltimore or the State, and 10 take any
measures TOR the public safety, which, in the discrc-
tion e the President. might be demanded, either 10y
actual or reasonably apprehended exigelcies. They
expressed the idea that DO immediate effort At seces-
sion or resistance Of the Federal authority would he
attempted by the Legislature or State authOrities-
and they asked that in this view they might rs long
~ possible De spared the evils Of 4 military occupa-
tiou. or revengeful chastisement for former wrongs.
The President replied that their suggestions and re-
presentations should be considered, but he should now
say no more than that the public interest, and not a
spirit q revenge. should acJuate his measures.
The Maryland Ssu-rr act providing fr % Committee 20 >-fa-
IS. o. csu-uIsri r1 l= I- rl-d a- il-t- The iu.g feeling j.
gaining throughout tls STATE
WlrEuar arr actively engaged repairing che Northern Cen
rui Railroad. They meet with u" nrT.-Itsll. TIE p"i!s re-
515-- q. tu- speedy opening 90 travel
Cairo fmI Gizqa-rh. "l tEa +I. says tirt Generals Pillow
4uI Efy. and o-her prominent officers uf tla Cuutslsu;H army.
aud q large number as Nl----iUr.. N-.lI-l1. and Eel.a--"-
troops. arr 90 Memphis Heavy guns are ARRIVING -I--s daily.
a.. l. Pr-ur--. JH- rnmUIrIluE officer 40 Cairo. ll- received
she gIlsru- dispatch from three ~ tIs mos. prominent citizens
uf Cincinnati ten lI.rE ls several steamers ready ~
Memphis H. mediate $3.50 attlrs .I Cairo"
Col Fsslft-- rrasI. ir lu come. H- NI learn r dig
IfrrL. rr Che r-- -rla. and ae are ready
s4r.sily. tLs OIL ~aica Ea.- ll'--. ly Hon John Thrlr-.