The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-13
[From our Supplement y Ja7s 81

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Only one tri- monthly mail is received by the bark.
The ne~s from America Is intensely interesting,
and indicates thar the war spirit i thoroughly
reused fer any acton that may he determined on
The following vessels were to follow the Coa,si.
An a. d.. Bali Ea-.-. Jun. 10.
The. above wese bound O, Hougkoug, nd would
merely touch NJ Honolulu.
The ship Spesfr.H, Green. arrived over on the
lsth-IG day plssage- She may return q, this
port
Among the passengers ~ the Coast. are Col J.
7. Dryer, a. 5. Commissioner. aud lady
The following gives the principal news received b.
the packet
FonT CuuEcuHLL. May Is-J 7. VI
The Pony Express has just arrived. The GLOWING
IL the dispatch TOR the -4it1. BuH.hH and Union
81. LOuI-, May ia. VI.
On May 9Th, Government had aiyices that thirty
thousand FIrginiIn troops we're stationed ~ Fairfax
Court House. Virginia, and that within two days,
seventy THOUSAND available men were expected 20 be
4uarteTed in Washington.
y gentleman arrived 40 Buffers Camp, and in
formed him that = battery had been planted ON the
other side Of PataF-co River. 20 rake him. Gen. But
Ter has made preparations 20 take H.
The War Depar tmeut has informed the various
Governors Of State, that Il j. desirable 10 enroll all
who have not yet been enrolled, for the three years
instead 81 SIX months
The people Of Virginia declare that they never IN
tended 70 attack Washington, but should their SOIL
be invaded, they will tight against the North 20 the
bitter end. anil il possible they Will burn Washington.
The forces At the Relay House have been reinforc-
Ell, and there were 2JUO men there On the 18th.
On the same day. eight COMPANIES, sappers and
miners, were mustered into service in New York,
also i've companies. AMI Colonel Blker's California
Regiment
The HsraId correspondent Of the I7th. says that
the greatest activity prevails in the War and Navy
Department in pertecting details in operations, and
Furnishing traitors
The mob spirit Is reported to be suppressed IN
Baltimore, and the Ioyaiists are preparing to give a
welcome to the United States troops.
There Will be thirteen regiments, numbering one
thousand men each, 10 be raised IN Baltimore 10 lie
offered 70 the Government.
Fifty thousand troops will be concentrated at
Washington.
Gen. Patterson will Immediately remove troops
through Baltimore, as soon a. the railroad 5 repaired.
Major Hunter, T. = \, has been promoted from
Major to Colonel.
Richmond papers announce the marching Of mill
iary companies towards Harper's Ferry.
The Kentucky Battalion Is expected to move
thither.
The Governors of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan
and Illinois have agreed upon a plan Of cooperation
10 support the Federal Government.
Secretary Chase has ordered the stOppage At Cairo
Of ali supplies for the rebellious States
The Union Demonstration at Frederick, Md, on
the 9th, was 4 grand affair. Hon. Reyerdy Johnson
made "a strong UEion speech. He declared that the
South. if it had the right, had not the power to wage
a war against the Federal Government, and that
rebellion must be crushed out.
A Washington dispatch, Of the Sth, says that the
Louisville regiment bad arrived at Richmond on
Monday.
Fourteen hundred Tennessee troops and a battalion
Of Alabama troops have reached Lynchburg.
1T Norfolk there are about 1000 troops including
two companies Of Georgia troops.
Secretary Seward declares that the Government
will use all its power 10 put down rebellion and 10
retake United States property.
Ii - reported that the Virginia forces have aban-
doned Alexandria
The Court House ut Frederick, Md. was nearly
destroyed by fire on the night Of the Sth. There was
a fire also At Memphis, Tenn, on the oth-
Gen. Harvey has written a letter to his friend Col.
O'FaIlou, at t. Louis, declaring his iealty 10 the
Union, and advising Missouri TO stay IN the UIion,
and that il i suicide II she goes out
General Ltnc was dispatched, some days ago, 10
Kansas. To raise three regiments Of troops 10 60 to
Arkansas ant reiakc the Government property also,
10 hold himself in readiness TO meet whatever emer-
geucy may arse IN Missouri
Three regiments Of Kentucky Volunteers have
offerei their services go the Government They Will
be commaudeI by Major Anderson.
Il is understood that the Government has received
from Minister Dallas an account OF an IN teryIew
with Lord PalmerstOu, the result Of which Justhes
the assertion, that there Is nc indication or prospect
OF q recognition OF the Confederate States by any Of
the Foreign Powers, against the protest Of the Adj
mInj5:rttiOn-
Mr. Prestou's next dispatch from Spain. IN reply
to the demand for explanations relative 20 san Do
mingo. and also the recent recognition OF the south
eru NOnttteFftcNs - looheA III WIN NUS III
The Government Is now c1u-rierIug the policy OF
constructing floating batteries On the Mississippi
river
\ Ore broke out nj Washington on the Sth inst,
and wa- put out ~ ElswOrth's fire Z9ulves. The
FIRE was set at several places. Il Is supposed to have
been an attempt 70 burn the city
The Missouri legislature was still IN secret SEE
sion. The military bill Will probably pass, compel
ing all 70 take up arms AMI serve IN the State milf
tia. CT pay q tine ot $50
All persons are o. take an oath 70 support the
~ IT, Lr eliza [rrsW uHN fF.v the
Governor. or o. be punished for treason. IL Is sup
posed that 4 secession ordinance will pass III some
shape
Twelve thousand minute men are IN arms in =.
Louis. and more are euil-tlug-
The State militia are e~ucampei near 81 Louis
Ii - reported that they have received two thuus-
and stand * arms, mortaIs aud Coiuublads, from
Baton Rouge yesterday. On the steamer
Wv YuaE. May o
TIE ars 10 ws-Ai1--aa, IBIS morning. was 81, u fur Ti1res
y Tn.tsTs 3: Magnolia. Del. baI seized a t, o. United states
arus. s,arei there by tie Uaau men. The headers sill doubt
less b. deaH with according 90 IA" ,.- ,r,vo
r-r-r-b ,. been mostly in secret .e@.fSn tld.y. Il ! IN
fi rr--sr,firr - tfr war rsH-y. ami fr raciue the CouieI--
r@-,T- -IrErr sr t.fH--. n + also urler-
stood -has tie C~susleracy has c,u'r'l 3; sufficient arms -,
10000 men nra y-aTs campaign
,er.r-.- was hsi AZ Faasart ygstsriay r..ra1 G.v-
eru.r Ngeuau. John G. Fr,rsardre anil T. Howe 90 one parts
othsr. Who agreed 60 r,romraeud % the legislature 60 mase au
appropriation 90 arm K-Itacsy gH'ierlh direction q military
ofths Sate. and aurthsr person Q. T. selected g che Ju.'H.-is
9th state it ~~aprrsd ,Hat 100000 viii BE- required %
zru the $tlts.
LOUISVILLE Ky Nay g.
The House yesterday, by "a vote g % % .. passed . r-~.u-
tuu asking the Grgtrrgr - communicate the names 20 gentle
me- -r.p.Svel ar DE uurfa-e g purchasing arms Cor th- Gov
srr-rrt. and .Le number - arms purchased and . received
what disposition has been made thereof
The commander q the forces 10 Canada has made q rtIu.-s-
ton upon England Gr 1000 troops
News Of May IOIh.
81. Louis. May l0-P VI
About ~ix thousand L. : troops under command
Of Capt. Lyon and Col. Blair. marched out Merchant
street this afternoon, in the direction Of Camp Jack
son, where the State forces under Gen. Frost are en-
camped. IL Is reported that the intention Cf the Us.
troops Is % make = demand for cannon and other
Government property IN the hands Of the State. II
the REQUEST - not complied with there will be q fight.