The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-06
STILL LATER
IRON TuE
>EEAT OF WAR
the following embraces the principal Pony Express
news r-lbLi-hed IN the -Ilr Of May IS

~ LOrIs. May 3-A. NJ
On application just made by some II the dful,rat-
&C corps az the state Department NJ Washington. the
blowing points are u-ccr-iined FIRST. vessels m
b~!ocSliel ports when the blockade took effect. will
BE allowed = reasonable time 90 depart. Second, YES
sells bringing emigrlut-. though they had no notice
% the blockade rr the time 90 their d-utrurc from
foreign ports, Will NOT be allowed 10 enter the block
abel ports. EnllgrJuts coming 90 the United Sr1te-.
.ir-lGulng % settle iu the upper States Of the Ni--is-
sippi, well DO well Co enter an open port, rather than
encounter the dangers and casualties incident o. the
resurrection
dispatch from Raleigh. v G.. says the Legf-Ia-
tIre met yesterday. The Assembly speedily organ
Het, and 3 bill calling a Convention to assemble on
the 2Jth, wIs introduced. r. Wis p-ssei unanimous
" There Wa no reference q is action 70 the pen-
pie. The Southern Confsferary f1r was fyfng over
the G. Pt1i- North Carolina j. virtually out Of the
Union The Governor has organized "A camp Of in
structlnu AZ Raleigh lie says the Northern Govern
meEt = now concentrating q Inr-e force in the District
OF Columbia Ostensibly o. protect the seat II Govern
ment; but such . force cannot he allowed 10 remain
within the limits Of Maryland or on the border Of
NirgInit without endaIgeriug the liberties OF the ueo-
PIE Of those states. and Il they be conquered or over
come. We VIII become the next prey 70 the invaders.
foiicy- then a. veil n . feeling Of Brotherhood, in
creased by a common Interest. requires Us 10 extend
our energies la the iet-u-e Of Virginia and Maryland.
Every battle fought there will be a battle fought in
speedily sent
The Charleston Courier says.
" We learn from a reliable source, that President
Davis VIII take command IN person as General-in-
thiet OF the forces gathering in Virginia"
t0l. Ellsworth Fire IOulves arrived ut Washing
ton yesterday. and we're Enthusiastically cheered.
The 6Jth still guard the railroad from the Wash
ingtou junction 20 Annapolis
The garrison at Fort Monroe numbers 10, 700
Massachusetts men and 300 regulars-jOOO Virgin
ians were on the opposite side. The Virginians are
erecting batteries at the entrance Of Hampton Roads.
From information received from the Private Sec
rotary OF Gov. Hicks, IL is ascertained that Maryland
Will not call = Convention. The Secessionists dare not
- fh. .u-a lrriTar1v .CuT~lN .Ea- a.r I. al -
lost, and that the State has been sold by the Govern
or. A TequiSItIOn will in time be made for Federal
Volunteers. An order FOR the same was made up
when the outbreak was made At Baltimore.
From private informatIon, believed to be reliable.
II Is ascertained that Virginia herself does not medi-
tate an attack on Washington, the subject being one
for the consideration Of the Confederate States The
introduction Of troops into Virginia = said to be ia
anticipation Of a declaration vi war, by CongTes-as
II i expected that the large gathering in Washington
- ultimately intended TO invade the South.
In the Maryland Legislature, yesterday, MAY -
the COMMITTEES ON Federal Relations made il report
on the subject OF "a communication from the Mayor
OF Baltimore, relative to the restoration of railroad
communication between Baltimore and other points.
The following i an abstract The Committee con-
sIderei the interruption Of travel an aggravated evil,
but If facilities for invasion were offered to ianatical
and excited multtades from the Northern States,
whO publicly threaten our destruction, IL could hard
u be consistent with prudence 70 open the channels
Of intercourse with the Northern States; they cannot
be efficiently rs-es5a5iIsheI without guarantee from
some quarter for the safety and peace OF Maryland.
The report animaIserts upon the course Of the
General Government ia st1tiJuiug troops AZ AnuapO-
lis aad seiziug the rOuI to Washington. and considers
such ! course as being treated ts = conquered pro-
vince To IS therefore the duty cf the legislature 70
ascertain THE position which the General Government
il determined % occupy towards this State The
COMMITTEES concludes with the following resolution:
Rss1irek, That there be- appointed Commissioners
TO confer with President Lincoln, with regard To the
present AMI any future military occupation Of the
state by the general government, and also 20 ascertain
and report whether any arrangements are prIctIcI-
BILE for the maintenance % the peace and prosperity
at Maryland Adopted by both House and Senate
The Cuigu demonstration hell last night At Lex
iugt1u, No was broken u9 by ~eces-icuists- One
Uuioa mlu was shot, bgt was not seriously hurt
There WIS to be a UuIon meeting there this evening,
but it has been Suppressed by Sece--ionists- The
secession dIg now waves IN front OF the Court House
- Lpu-, May 2I-P. "
son Cty- at.-aIy- N1ay VI th- m-faher- were ah,'lt- Gov
aIj1urrm-ut oitn- Lezi-rirur-. ami gives Dis re~ou ar calling
An r,ul session. H---,-r-y criticize che action % the fres'-
south. o. -rys r- 1rt1u ofrh- President r s~vI-Iuy uucru-
a-.rIuuuai anil iE.-1f. lI uIf only rsul ostIimr-her airunte
Ere pr'gl-at treirr ani -l'srhoiila- >''t=- 90 tler opinion.
u ts-lgr--n.s iu ea"Hrnl-on Oh. aI, "F.Hial, o. D. -u-e.rat
was prlJa--t l ,L- rous.u-4a tfa- framed The Constitution.
u .-.-rtI different forms. ANIL rejected, ana t O., 81, iu-u!t tpthe
luI.r tle al-h'r'y o'-s- --as a.i rs sut1-'f -- eallurs-ioa-
ne President t appears has ls only discovered che power IN
pa. s- Et-eIars Usrarrm-.s SaiI .aese rl- var Nsi.h-r
Washinzt'H- Jri rom r- Il-es'' ever o. am. men. aaiTrI
,s,.errlr a-ui.- la m-.-t-- By -4gu ing be 90 The meantime.
Ha ry j1ls--u- 10 30 ..lsaea-..- -p .lr safety that W. calLi
smli15. IT, raacy &C. sa rh-ota-r states 300 armau- oar people
aai placing a1- -l'- ia rnl-r a-.u'- d driras-
i've. 4 -.-I system af LrEI rI discipline -l1-li ALEC b.
-.i- ea G- illiei viii .a ..aa- ara aud wiling hearts.
NIs-oui Hs a @ t-a tns r.Tar Co prosecute
-tt lr1t H-r policy Co. HI,c --srs--.1n- on any state Or
.isit.. G., Lr a.-r- aad r7rresrs CO. her duty Fhere she -
de-i-as- aar.l- a1 mFsiur moss ample provisions Sr ne
protection 90 hr 4"F. pr -L-5.--- -
ans, ] therefore respectfully rr.an-ni a. arir PH.Shy
q sufficient sam % money t1 p'lc- th- stlt- no tas earliest
mn. Neg Yars Fl-lFs washington c1rr-ro1Ieut says
The blockade or t- Fr-iuiau T. rs VIII De elected @ o. Mon
lay Nay q, 1y p f-rt- between 'lp'- iAti-fa. 'II n5ris-
-~H,ly MI t-rl Na-lral-s Junction that the 61.h
r-.5-.au- rlIssr a, man l--~u-u- Go draw spikes from the
rails. and shot him n orTit-rs t'orls-s- it+y ais arrested
ne steamship Bati~ arrived at Annapolis. Way Is with the
NV Yrrs Pre- Ilutvs- au board Asr-t demonstration vas
az m. Fajar r.parts al quiet n t- bays, gun boats are COM
a Ts h. sizry--fehth s-rHea. is stationed all along ,he road to
WashiHs''1, b. -Iiri-- ~- 5 ,--l- - 4, .yT- %, va
III brother q CrIaIiu, o.; Ha5o.--, y who
.Hsi by a cuban som- slime ago Hs VII probably be
a. o,r-,1s dispatches ar ,as II say Col yali1m. sith
sgi T-vtu-. captured $50 Feieri! troops under Major >tH,
y,rlam purs1rl-h-m in four small steamers. s'-
Iey surrsui-r-I. The a1ser- lre % parole The arms ~sTe
s1E-i T. jim a- C5uasi-r.ie army, or take an oai' ""' TO
-,r.e against g. ,- v.~at-P
4 .psraI is-pat-h o. l- Ne~ Iors T1les- from EaliimaEe'
d. any y g. lpral~i a.. tb- strength o. tH- Uran sentiment
.. I.rVTHrN. ami fr E-rllaLf % aH. NtN FN-
ga rr.v throw her into tlevyrteV q -c--iou-
lt IS stl.sI liar "a. Vary lard - Norfolk b to be imme-
.Ff4rary r-ltk-u AMI rebuilt
~ commissioners from N.--sru virginia O. daF assured LN@
1870 -Fl- II -aev we're furnished with arms that PORTION
II che -4t- wsuII p- -lr-t fore
= nan va ar--si % Aanap.as o.. Tas-iay with d-Iat Ne
.-r, No Y4r. Hr o.. Precedent, Cen scott ans tEs war
D-par-ueu-, which were found open Ir0" him. hs willie
-r-I by -Hurr martial
Tr- 1ur.oie - ryil-u-y being vIsitu-y enforced sstiu't
yfrfuil. The steamer E1F- t-t N'r"N H-
81 t Gur-rumsuc transports
sfg- f.sr.Iruf rtg-lHarc- ar to be- employed DO repairing the
t,-,r.r a. tHs Vor-haru Central Railroad with % -li-c.-lL
5Ir1l--rf troops t1 rrlt--t them Ehis the Tnrs IS pr-T-~
FEr WAY Gu De- opened 90 che tHu-F'rAt'h NJ "'i "'
munitions % var anil pl-+srlrr--
News Cf May 18th
ST. Lor1s. May "A NJ
The Police Commissioners Ot this city have uOtI-
fnd Cont Lrnn- cnmmanIer VI the ARSENAL. % re-