The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-06


ders to occupy such property, the Commission
ers think. Is a violation Of the Constitution and
laws Of the United States. Captain Lyon replied
that he does not consider such occupancy in conflict
with law. as he had leased the property before taking
any action on the subject. lie viii consult the
Government At Washington. The Commissioners
intimate that there will be trouble if the soldiers are
not removed, and have referred the matter t. the
Legislature.
Tie President has is-ued a proclamation, saying
that the emergency demands immediate adequate
measures for the protection If the Constitution and
the preservation OF the Union. 10y surprising rev
oIutlouary combinations opposing the laws o.! the
Union, and he calls into service t- three years. uu-
less sooner discharged. i2,uJJ volunteers. and directs
an Increase Oi the regular army by eight regiments
o. lufaHtry, one Of Cavalry, one Of Artillery, and
ls,JDJ seimen for not less than one nor more than
three years service. The plan OF enlistment and
organization will De submitted ~ Congress. The
President carue-ily iuvokes the cooperation Of All
good citizens o. AID the suppression OF revolution,
the enforcement Of the laws and the s-peeliest posi-
be restoration Of peace.
The Washington special dispatch IN the Post says
that u J. e1n-ieutiy asserted that the Government
Will commence active operations against the Con-
Tolerate forces on Monday, May g..
Another reguIsitiou has been male upon Penu-yl-
wanna iar trseps 10 proceed 10 Washington imme-
dIateIy.
Major Anderson passed through Philadelphia
yesterday cl route for Nl-hiugtgu.
Valparaiso aIyices, april 81, ny that IN earth
quake destroyed the city d Mendoza 5000 killed.
san Juan reported destroyed.
The Connecticut legislature unanimously ap9ro-
pr.tteI Two millions for military purposes.
II j. SAID that discussions are frequent IT, the
Confederate Camp Southern troops demand an
attack on Washington, but Virginia opposes it.
III travel South from Philadelphia was stopped
to-day.
Four companies Of volunteers left Buffalo yesterday
for the rendezvous at E.miri, v. \. a splendid
banner was presented u them by the ladies'. They
were escorted TO the depot 10y the Howe Guards. COM
mandei by Major ex-Presilcut Fillmore, and the
streets Serc througel with people.
Ia Delaware, three companies have been sworn IN
under the G0vernOr's proclamation. lie has issued
a requisitiOu for one thousand rises, which, added To
the arms already ON hand, Will suffice 20 place the
State in "a condition Of defene. The Knights Of the
Golden Circle are plenty, but quiet.
y Cairo dispatch 81 the 81 say, passengers from
below continue 70 report the assembling OF bodies Of
armed men Il l. said they are short of arms.
The Union feeling Is gaining ground in Kentucky,
where dislOyaliy has been mos; marked.
IT. LOUIS. May 4th-P. VI.
\ New York dispatch to-day says. superintendent
Kennedy has received a letter stating that there is a
thoroughly organized plan TO burn New York, Phila-
delphIa ami Boston, by cutting off the supplies Of
water and then setting fire 70 various points. The
letter also states that men have been stationed ut
both Boston and Philadelphia for weeks. One hum
drei and twenty five men have been sent to New
York TO carry out their design. Also, that although
NJ first JET Davis dislpprovei Of such proceedings,
since the Presiient's proclamation he flvors IL. The
letter il dated Louisville, and the writer says he i an
enemy, but will not fight with c%nmphene and luciter
matches for weapons.
Several weIl-knowu Sece>sionists IN New York are
closely watched, and considerable credence u placed
in the statement. and precautionary measures have
been adopted by the police.
Major Anderson passed through Perrysville yester-
day, and proceeded 70 Annapolis, en- route for Wash
ington. At both places he was received with marked
respect, and passed through the lines of troops with
head uncovered.
The intelligence from Richmond Is important. Con-
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of the activity Of the U. ;. Government, and the un-
expected unity Of the North.
1t was believed at Richmond that President Davis
had just notified the Governors Of the Border States
now acting in hostility to the Governments to n I'M
bic at Montgomery, there to confer with the Confed-
crate Government.
The Virginia Legislature adjourned on the 1st in
slant to the 18th June, by which time it was expect
cd that the returns Of ihe popular vote on the Ordi-
nance OF Secession would be received.
Gen. Harvey has prepared an address 10 the peo-
pie Of Maryland, urging them 10 stay In the Union,
and declaring that for them to secele would be the
ruin Of their State; that for himself, he Is ready TO
stand to the last by the Flag to which twenty States
have been added since he entered the service.
Washington adyice- os last night are to the eject tIat the
var WI o. yis.rols'y SptH-I III it" days by demonstrations
4 movement On Hiyrs de- Grace was also ordered T., take
sr5ss h. slsasehlnna TitI a battery 81 artillery ami o,cnpv
Have h. Grtre. Tr-p- viii he -.nf Forward trn nit. TO Eu.,
River. The Ls; movement mas nnt be made TOR tive days :
strong force u carpenters and builders viii Dee sent forward tn
Bush River 70 rebuilt the bridge r.-re- The BRIGGS over the
Big and Lru- GuuUIvier Rivers win b. rebuilt a- soon as a
sufficient military force Is sent forward tp protect the wJrkmen.
The hrI-es viii d. completed by Thursday next, and the road
O. Baltimore viIi then b. opened. and troops viii BE- sent for
Wlrf from Philadelphia Oh reinforce tIuse ~ P-rrysyil-.
II Wa stated i N1sliu-tHu, Yesterday. tIIt there are only
l,50J VirsiaiIns - iiaT-r~ Perry th-y are moe half armed
and very short " PROVISIONS
one u Hion percussion csp- were seized 40 New York, ya-.er-
DAY. which bal ts-u shipped fr Charleston. also q case ut
revolver. ~ thu American ENVr-- u1ur--
Th- FOrhf special correspondent. says. the NeVluirit Gus
tom House AMI Pos Omrs win o. taken possession % soon by
Federal ruar-.
10 g. contemplated o. suspend al Southern mails next wc-N-
: report o. current chat there hls h.-u % collision between
two ---a-l- a- tla mouth o. rL- IHtHu,.r. anil th4I SUPPLE sr
Wa-hiurtau ry up country roads. hagehHsu cue uu hy Virginia.
= rIrp- % telegraph operators is being organized Co De-
ATTACHED o. the army.
The CaDubsrtf4a. Monticello. Yankee, and several other
steamer, are strictly bie-adu- Hampton Road and james
River.
Letter. from Boston say uat 1--we millions o. the new loan
wI rs taken there
The N4yy Department. g. o. charter tra more Steamers 90 New
York. five 70 Philadelphia. aui tive no Boston, 90 b. added o.
thu Navy
TLs Secretary o. tYv.ruH- Hicks says the appointment 0f the
proposed Board af safety must pr,cpltlte that state into civil
var. THE mIIHr-v a. th- o. luI are sworn tp-sce--uu- and ARE
ufI-reure political fortune Tie Guv-rlur soon may
have o. resort o. Wl-.Fu=tu or Js Pennsylvania line The
-Tar a@I af tha state BE- Boo Annapolis. anil EEl b. -HruHu into
she Chesar-lsa- sooner tHfu Dr. ulIc.i uI Iu ordinance tI
L#H d. -.w. A Ell gF.