The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-14
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Up staple. = Ft-sencer, jumveI overheard from
| ~ bark CONT from HoaoluIu, - she Wa coming
| - t6- part Yesterday morning lie wq- -uDpg--i
| .s insane Before aid cOuii reach him he VA
lvElsL
ID. ship -Fg55rr. with . clr-p 81 grain for Liver
I'd. gg;h~I blossom Rycs ia beating down the bar-
= yesterday tEr0- - The ship has returned 10
- I1saorage tor survey Of the damage sustained.
FzEENSS's ENPRE=s NOTIcE-Ou the Istof March.
freeman n Cos Express business. between san
'4-ss-o, Acapulco. Panama aud New TOrk, will be
5ssadnueI-BHHshH.
RrlGSED-Phiii7 \. Roach, E-q.. l.. :. A-prai-
q o.. San Francisco, has resigned his place which
2 l1- he'll FOR eignt years Ia an eminent degree
y1pyei the confidence aud respec, Of the merc4n-
scnmunlty- with whom be Wa constantly trans
eng important business
QucE DI-F,rCH--THe ship .NooaTi-tt. which
a.as morning, for HougkYuE. .e.r tnlt port FOR
n Erinc--cJ- % days ago she mas crossed the
pc5.. discharged her cargo. taken in another, and
90 Der way back 70 China, in = ittIe over Two
z5Hns The ship came oye- from the coast Ot Japan
aoly Is days Ihi- l. ~ quick work a. We remem-
g b have read oL--fita, 18th
he average wages u htorers in S.n Francisco Is
s5sth bgIrI. OF - 80 without board, q carpsp-
r.. "a = day without board; q female dJuesrcs.
= 81 20 IS = week with board.
H5-aLs OY Sax FEANcfsco-Iu his Argument be-
Gre The jury iu the iftrsaiu murder cI-e, IN the
sr-tI District Court. Yesterday, District Attorney
3rsu- after begging tire jury o. consider the terrible
a1eqIeucs- that might eu-ur It the accused Wa not
-n=ced, stated t-l- " there are ia tni- city three
alslEl sJaeI rho gam % Hiring trhD.ig. Or az
.gr. hg prostitution 90 Each one Of these aid
y. -lls some relative, whom they nave dis-racei By
her cIniuct-sJ TINT II the accused i acquitted L.
11.e : ~ once given tr three thousand murders in
IN Fraucr-c0, this very night -, We have 10
rlns % knowing whether there are. or are not, 50
rEt q number Of wretcaeI women ia our midst; but
abatement % this elect, coming from the District
Attorney, who has every facility for El0riHg as
rua, We accept and Lsiisre-HsrgIt-
LADY FEGsKLIS-The steamer 81 Louis, arrived
hn New NorS- February 18th. after = passage Of
SssEtg-aiue lays LAZY Franklin vas . passenger.
Hs : pail CrIycrOfr- her niece, was also = passeu-
Er Lady Jane Franklin = the second wife " the
sebltei AEcfic explorer, SIR John Franklin. She
8 Shout 90 years % age, the daughter % John Griffin,
e. Her history = well known O. the reader, and
pE~ti:ullriy the efforts made by her ia fitting out
expeditions IN search OF her ast husband The lady
VII proceed 70 Victoria, Vancouver leland, after a
srsf -tty here. The -fLtE -ays that she vas cccu-
pei, ca her voyage, IN writing . work for which
Sue enc hundred and fifty -'ereD-cOpis views Of the
ssrery q the vCyage--ixty beng q the Straits u
2Igellau al0ne-vere taken by Or. Perkins, whilst
ne vessel was moving through the waters ~ = speed
Gat least nine miles. LAZY Franklin's visit to Vic
TIA IL O. 0bligs Ni-s BIriett COutts. VINO has taken
. great interest ia the colony and endowed \ church
AL school there, n well IS 20 meet with numerous
heRls 81 her husband and herself Her health Is
gd and she has greatly enjoyed the voyage.