The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-07-04

lhe hne clipper ship SDseL,reU, Green, arrived |
I~hursday afternoon, II days from san Frascisf
bringing the New York mail Of May IL, ari n
rranciseo papers Of June IS. She was folloEed Y
Saturday morning by the clipper ship Bull EaS
which merely touched, reported herself, ler a
franc SEQ papers OF the 10th and sailed agaInIs
came day for China. The regular packet TX
LGHbee arrived ON Sunday at ? T.. VI, lays
passage, bringing the New York mail Of May
The news brought by these vessels u two eks
later than tina; before given by u, and IS Ofeat
interest The preparations FOR war are being FIed
forward with the greatest activity, both ty the Ite1
States Government and the Rebel State, and re IS
every prospect Of speedy and bloody conflicts, soon
rs the Two armies meet, both on the Missis=irfiVer
and in Virginia
We give below the principal kilograms of'erest
here Many Of the telegraphic reports are atelli-
gible and some contradicted. We omit suei
Photographic Dispatches. May 25 81.
In tennessee, Arkansas, North Carolina rglnia
and Kentucky there Is a good deal Of UnieeiIng,
and 1t Is on the increase.
Kentucky has declared her loyalty 70 Union.
A majority Of the Legislature have replr1galnst
the proposition to arm the State, or place an at
titude % hostility 10 the General Goyernr-
Senator Johnson Hnd ParsOu rOwnlO wlehnes-
see, still boldly advocate Union
\ dispatch in the Pieayu1e Of the 2f May,
rays the BrOokIyH is blockading the M Of the
Mississippi
A gentleman from Norfolk Va, res 10000
troops there, well armed, with plenty itl' Out
high prices ; % 900 men at RichmOnd,4I he city
was strongly fortified.
Davis and Bearregard were at Rictn'on the
18th My.
Governor Banks has been appOinte'missary
General Eli Thayer. Patent Exlmi al Col
Fremont, Major General
Gov. Banks wants to put an army SO1OO men
in the field 20 settle the difficulties ancAnd TINS
will probably be done.
The Government has distinctly iuforb bEn min
listers that any ecoguiiioaOt the SOUTH Cseiefacy
will be considered hostile, md mtsurs"ll De
broken Oft with such Powers.
The Southern leaders still assure peopI'of {,
intention TO march on WashiugtOn.n carr. on
active war against the Northern So
There are reported to be 100. OO0i in theSOo-
ern Confederacy regularly drilled sready hrn-
itary service
The new U. 5. Military DePartr Of kentfy,
Col. Robt. Anderson, C0mmludantforaces soich
Of that state a. lies within 100 milethe OhloseF'
His headquarters. FOR the present. at Louile-
FoEw ARD MARCH.-The GOysrnt t~roOI;om-
menced their marchsOuthward Ms, and tteces-
siouist troops He'd. All who wOubt take 'OAth
not to take up arms against the Gnnentfid 10
be over 2.0UO-ieft for the SOur SuhianlSuI
last. Their entrance into Alexha was endei
nv an event which has cast thePest GID over
tbe community. Col. EIlswOrtThO hahauled
down the Secession flag from thArshalI use IN
Alexandria was soon afterwarisot oy a lcSaled
foe. His /body was taken to & ashlng' navy
Yard.
The news OF the death Of CelisWortfas not
generally known throughout nington III ~
O'Clock Of the 9th The exciteu was inrse, esPe-
ciaIIy among the military, wbpress
impatience aud desire TO be serIer to .
intense excitement was chi thrOueut tne
country by the assassination oft EHs"o, a.
are tOiliug, buildings are iTtsrl oI1p - &C
are fying at half mast Elstu was
jackson. proprietor Of i hotel j'et1ndrI 1acn ~
vas immediiteIy killed by ESs > f"helL !
Trov- n member OF EIswortht Svs. oOdy -
wing in state at the Navy YT Prsids LIhcO'H,
who was n warm personal fnaN -
deeply affected by his death -.
~ yorr. Nav 2I-Tnesif IN death OF
CoI Ellsworth created ntensxstalennere ne
srrr AZ MS loss - mingled via seeral'e!lng that
he must be avenged
The funeral Of Col. Ellsstt. IL New York. was
amended with great pomPd #1snnIr All 'nc
m;I;,.rv and citizens attend- II boy was taken
- Naehauicsyille, near Ir0w en- his iarents I'VE,
- buried with military hes iherwere IO,OOO
.eonle present AZ the fuuer1
p.onIe are visiting AIexsrs D gesouvenirs of
- mace where Ellsworth rs 7ei. Carpets are
~ nm rn into shreds, and pssf fac sairs, covered
~;,b ms blood, taken away
The T-ribuue's dispatch ste country need not
STrp-iseI If. in the CO 1sfhree Eeeks. a for
~ movement be madeakchmnd, from re-
VS. entirely separate a a. reserve at Wash
So. which will be 80 eSelmig in numbers
my ensure success. H;f. Fety may be Sc
I'd by a flank movement
Lieut.. sfer1mer has IN Washington Ou
=. Pickens. AMI says ~ 5 there are a Il
Fo,t q against any foe Z will be brought
nor 1t. The garrison r. about 900 men,
ssI the rebel forces Ut knerI Bragg about
5000. ,,rt -
he U. 5. Army
-, sscessionists N . ia are loudly boastinl
a MAY - taaf II soon be relieved by
p-N0Ja,ce Of reOei w Richmond. Govern
tne boxever, Is Prf all points to check an,
nent' movement
Government = a satisfactory informa
-, the COmms!yL the Confederate State
ton have mas I'D a decided and EN-
70 ~. refusal 70 e. ,ar pretensiOus- LOr'
pha' p,sselI, wv uncertainty lie ma.
Jouh dressed e. - points, made no con
@aIment in res"s user.
mt intelA rom the French Gov
Ibs The E-l Thouyenel were de
ernmeT be inforA .ae foregoing effect ha
clded- lived by in Washington. In
been veil accrei Auatter of discussio
IN d~iPlomA'
70. british GOver a. proclamation
IT, ITS sueje n.cing in the civ
"a - America, the intention
war cI-srnment OH ne! Ii warns BIRTHS
t5ects that If IN Military service o
nSsr side, or j. Hnte, or transports, q
eIuuSrsbed, or a Asspatches, msteria
esoA,rabaud Of Va nj lie. they will b
I.abje 10 al the (. consequence and d
pa, their peril, : anxise obtain the PR
80 o. al Of the Govli IN
WESTERN Va" crossing the Obi
;,,o Va, NaJore- 6e issued r prociam'
~, 10 the Unl9n cCi1eeru Virginia, settin
Er,h that the oil " their friends an
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