The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-09-12
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W,suvGroy. August 1.-The following Corsrls
have been appointed: To Smyrna-Prof. c. ID. Cleve-
land. Of Pennsylvania. N-xicO-Nr. Gutenberg,
Wisconsin IiongIong-H VI Cougar, New jersey.
NIrI;aIb0-Frcieri W~ippermIn, Wisconsin.
Two regiments have been rli-e'i in New Mexico for
It's defense the COloueIs are -. Erain and Pine;
the eutenlnt-Col0ne are hit Carson and Manuel
CIue-p.
The Presidents health is excellent. lie will not
leave Washington this year.
Tine War Department Is busy, since the ADJOURN
ment of COngre-s, preparing for the distribution Of
the ltw- recently enacted for the regulation Of the
Army Nearly al the commissions for officers already
provide! COR by the lIte increase. have been male out.
The Labor has been great.
Another ez government clerk-Alexander ". Flow
ers-was arrested yesterday en- route for Richmond,
On a charge Of being 4 rebel spy.
FoErnEss Moynor. August I2-To-day, a flag Of
truce arrived from Norfolk, with - released prison.
ers- they were mostly surgeons captured At Bull
Run.
NV YORK. August 13-The brig Sea FoarI. from
C~urlfoa, reports that the privatcer Sumpier arrived
there on the l7th Of July, and was allowed by the
Governor to coal anl reht. against the remOustrances
Of the e.. ;. Consul. The crew hal liberty to go
ashore during the time, and raised the deyil''
generally.
The Consultation is momeutarily expected here,
having been ordered 10 return, 10 reinforce the block
aiding feet.
The Secretary II State, Immediately on receipt Of
the intelligence that the priyateer SuHPter had been
allowed 20 enter the port Of CurIcOI. ordered the re-.
movLl Of our Consul there, and appointed Richard
Eno-s, Of Iowa, IN his place.
Gen. Sumner has officially informed the Govern
ment md Flag Officer Montgomery of a report that
Col Van Dorm, Of the ConfeJerates. has been seen
with 900 troops. on the road between FL PasO and
san Antonio, from which Il Il believed an attempt
will be made to ~subjugate Lower California.
E,I Earpfarr Of tTa FIRE. Inraves JiaI this evau-
ing, Of wounds received in the late battle.
The returned Federal surgeons estimate the num-
Der Of Federal prisoners at Richmond, including
wounded. ~ from 1909 10 LOO. They have full
lists Of the wounded, and prisoners who died in the
hospitals after the battle.
Col. Corcornn j. we'll. Capt. Ricketts,. Of tie Regu-
lar Artillery, = recovering from his wounds
Mr. Ely sends a letter TO President Lincoln. under
stool TO be decidedly III favor Of 4 recognition Of the
Southern GCnfelerIcy, so far as an exchange Of pri-
souers i concerned
Gen. Scott has issued stringent orders to prevent
the transmission, by telegraph, Of accounts of army
movements. past, present and future.
Ii Is reported that slaves are constantly used by
the rebels for constructing entreuchments upon the
Potomac.
The rebels are trying to negotiate with Indian
tribes promising annuities If they furswear allegiance
10 the United States. John Ross, chief Of the Cheru-
KEGS. remains loyal, and stands in the way of the
enemy.
WAsnryGroy, August I2-Au alleged semi-
announcement in the Richmond papers that Admiral
D1nils intends TO take his fleet into Charleston, re-
gI-IIess of President Llncolu's blockade. is Of no
practical significance. even it the statement Is true,
for the wax vessels OF any nation with which we are
at peace have = right TO enter our ports, notwithstand-
ing the blockade. which Is intended to operate against
the commerce. Of the disl1yI!sts.
LOUIsvTLLE, august I3-Juige Catrou of the Su-
pFeme Court, has been expelled from Nashville, be-
cause he would not resign his Judgeship- He was
obliged to leave his sick wife IT Nashville.
NJ - - l.
occurred ON Sunday night. about Il miles from Rich
mouI. on the Manassas Railroad. Eight cars, with
soldiers. were smashed and shivered to pieces. Com
pauirS from Nashville were the principal sufferers.
NV YoEK. August 13.-Nine vessels under British
flags were refused clearauces at the Custom House
The brig SCR Foam SAYS that the feeling ut CuTacOa
WIS against the ai'nittauce Of the privateer Sampler.
The officers Of the Spanish mln-of-war in the hIrDor
refused to associate with the S~HmPieT's officers
\ Washington special dispatch SAYS IL Is under
stood that Secretary Seward intends informing Lord
Lyons irmeIiare'y that English subjects are engaged
IN furnishing aiI to the rebels, in direct violation of
the Queens proclamation
Tie C9ulmercirl has Information that Gen. Pillow
broke up camp IT New Malrd and moved back TO
Randolph.
W4-HrvGrpv. August I3-Gen. Wool has been or
dereI to Fortress Monroe, where ne will assume the
c0mmanI. rice Gen Butler. Gen. Butler i to remain
there some days, and then will be called 20 more ac-
tive duty
The Rebel Congress passed an act for the imprison-
meHt or expulsion Of all Union men.
Since General Mcclellan arrived At Washington.
the occupation of sensation mOngers IS quite gone.
There are but few violations of the rules agreed upon
1t the prior meeting, which were sanctioned by Nc
Cielan. and tlose few have been made 10 feel the
hand II military law
The CouImInler-in-Chie has ordered the city pa
pers, especially the ErsHigS star and Republican,
10 cpIsc printing information % the movements and
location Of our trOOpS, which can only benefit the re-
beIs more than the United States, and he has further
directed that the telegraph shall not be used TO con-
yey such intelligence 10 other points; rs also that
speculation upon what i % be done in the future
shall cease to be transmitted Reporters are cut
down 70 facts, and even some facts are not permitted
20 be used.
The Posts special dispatch says. Captain Fox,
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy, reports that he has
engaged 100 vessels for the use Of the Government.
They Will be employed in enforcing the revenue laws.
Martial law has been proclaimed in st. Louis.
NEW YORK. August I3.-The Tribune publishes
a Proclamation for a National Fast on the last Thurs
day Of September I2Jthl It is signed by the Presi-
dent
\ letter from Minister FOgg says that Garibaldi
said elf the Unitet States war for freedom, I'm
sith YOU, with O,OJO men"