The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-27
THE PACFIC
Commercial AVertiSer.
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~snsAl hv fine preSc0s klttGOu Dr " JUN
OoOi The calculation is not arxtravsgant one.
~. steamer yfromor arriyeet New Orleans, and
-lr,s thai ne u. s. Consul Havana refuses to
~rnt c,esr<nces to vessels for ,rts in the seeding
Sures.
Mis-, Ellen Smith has recover "a 900 of Francis
Cleuentson, Of Ohio, for breacbf promise Of mar
rgce, after twenty years OF crtship. Two hun
red dollars q year for waiting ss not appear to be
more than she Is entitled to. nch constancy, at
hast, deserves q reward
The seresant-atArms Of the mate, who has been
removed to make way for q new opointmeut, was in
the Senate Chamber at the tinof the attack upon
Mr.. gunner by Brooks, and std by and saw the
whole affair, without offering to terfere. Ir is time
he was removed
The historian Hallam is abo. to have a monu-
ment erected in Sc. Psul's Catheal to his memory.
The committee OF the memorial I'D have selected an
appropriate and beautiful design and the work on
the monument is to De prosecutsrith vigor.
DxAr4 OF A DISTINGUISHED PxrER.-Joseph T.
Buckingham, one of the oldest AZ most distinguish
ed journalists of the day, died atambridge, Mass,
recently, aged go years. He wMhe founder Of the
Boston Daily Courier
Notwithstanding all their blusr about the right
of secession the Southern Confedsfes took good care
not 20 incorporate il into tAeir,onstitution. The
State that attempts to secede froEtheir government
will be guilty Of treason
The first blood IN the revoluth came from the
men of Massachusetts,, April 10 l776. The first
Dt0OQ LEI III IL DEtsc1t u u fOm the y II
Massachusetts,, April 10, 1861. bis is something
more than = coincidence
Edward Everett has come out flavor of the Ad-
ministration, and declares that h Sovernment must
be sustained Throughout New hgland all party
distinctions have been swept awsylnd all the oppo-
sition journals OF any note have ppounced in favor
Of sustaining the Administration, ID putting down
the rebellion
"wHES GREEK MEETS GREEK. The regiment of
Zouaves which Col. Wilson is raisg in New York,
is composed Of the most pugnaciorand reckless Of
. the roughs Of that city-men 80 vinegar neither man
nor the devil" They have pledgexhemselves to go
through Baltimore The Baltimoreoughs will have
Soemem worthy Of their steel
TnE SPIRIT OF ILLISoIs.-A letu from southern
Illinois (Egypt) says: {" Illinois I'll strike hands
with her sisters Of the Northeast anroIl up O0,000
men, for you must bear in mind th IL IS our -7be
thss Is President now. l have ID returned from
Witnessing the grandest display OF nthusiasm that
ever occurred here. Seven passene cars and three
baggage cars crowded to repleta with soldiers.
Who will be at Springfield before pn. Remember
that we are in southern Illinois,"
LAUNCH OF THE BLACK PRINCE kR FRIGATE.-
The Black Prince, iron-cased sew frigate-the
companion Of the Warrior, ~recentleunched On the
Thames-built by Messrs- r Napt and Sons, of
Glasgow, was successfully launched Tie spectators
were very numerous. and great ~excimen prevailed.
The Black Princes extreme length about 10 feet;
and measures 6173 TONS
The New York World thinks thakhen the Stars
and Stripes went down af Sumpter twas the signal
for the elevation OF thu still undistnored ensign on
. million Of fags;affs from Maine tokissouri. When
the seventy surrendered to the wen thousand,
seventeen millions Of people with o voice declared
thar not q star should be striker ut, or a stripe
erased from its honorable folds
TUE New VIRGrSM-"A NEGD AsrRIpE The
STATUE OF WASHINGTON PA teleam of Yesterday
from Richmond told US that =. the Sessionists cele-
brsted the passage Of the Act of Session by the
Convention, by placing a negro astrn the statue of
Washington in the Capitol" as a typpf the new or
der OF things A more appropriate esblem could not
have been devised q
Expelled Union men from Richmod. Va, report
that the Secessionists are fearfuIly GOWN on New
York IL had been confidently expsed that thou
0ss by New York in favor of revolut5 and anarchy
They say they built up New York temselves, and
consider it a very ungrateful thing 70 the metropo-
Lis now to turn round against them.
RUSSIAN ENAxcrPATIox.-The emancipation of
twenty Millions Of serfs in Russia on th6d Of March,
\ q most remarkable event, IL is said tdnave created
m immense sen sation in the empire, but no out
break The noble emperor's deserminson was un-
shaken, and his preparation against resitance ample.
Russia will go forth with new strength, md perform
. more glorious part than ever. Nor WI her exam
pie be lost upon other nations
Mr.. Spureeon's mammoth fabernaclewas opened
towards the close Of March, free of deb The sum
spent viii have been 100000. II is esmated that
shout 1000 900 persons have contrib<ed to the
b1ilding find. Not a single accident rs occurred
during the building Of the immense strueure.
DEcEAsED-Hon- John Mclean. Of the U. s.
Supreme Court died recently in Ohio. We have
simply the fact announced by last dispa,a from the
East As q jurist, patriot and ChristiA, he held
honorable place among the first and best Of Ameri-
can citizens. He had been for many yeas q devout
and highly esteemed member Of the NJ. l Church.
TIE MEacrSAHY NoaTH.-It has been, standing
taunt Of Southern and Northern people rere mer-
cenary, and cared only fer their pocket. A glo-
rious RECITATION Of this unmitigated slandr is seen
in the profuse and muni6ceut offers Of mney from
all classes in the community to sustain tn govern
menr. Probably not less than seventy-6vs millions
Of dollars have thus been Voluntarily aered by
banks and private individuals, while milltns have
been contributed in ready money to equip and sup
ply troops Never was a people 50 free both OF
blood and treasure in supporting their rules.
TIE Doom OF THE DuELLrsr-Graves, he mur-
derer of Cilley in the famous duel. died a rictim to
renorse Of the most painful character Two
years he passed In sleepless nights, win rooms
lighted and with watching friends, whom he was
unwilling TO have for . moment leave his presence.
BE consumed the hours of night in walking to and
D., IN frigntful starts, IN means, groans, and tears,
. I'd in wild ordinations At length. wDrn out
: ith mental anguish, grief unmitigatei, AMI vast
J g disease, he died q victim 10 remorse-
The Rich MEs OF New yoRK.-A. T. Stewart,
tee great dry-goods merchant, statel publicly in
sew York. that the South owed him two millions,
ind that he was willing TO let it all 60, and throw
n another million with il. il need be-
Peter Cooper says am too old to fight but I
Gave some money, and my country can have every
dollar Of it, If It Is needed, TO uphold the Constitu-
ton
william B. Aston says the government can have
any sum from him that is wanted
LITTLE Ri pE ISLAND Up TO THE MARX Lit
de Rhode Island IL moving with alacrity in the
matter Of coast defense. Rho4y, God bless her.
hasn't much commerce Of her ovn-not so much by
one half az she used to have years ago-but she
possesses n heart big enough even for the Empire
State, and 50 having sent the flower Of her male
population TO Washington. under the guidance of
that patriotic Governor whom the rebels told us not
long since vas pledged. in case of his election to
carry the State over to the Secessionists, she has now
Turned her attention to the raising Of means for the
defense OF the commerce Of her sister cities- Al
though the smallest but one Of the gems in our Ma
nonal tiara, Rhody is the pearl Of grea, price whose
Intrinsic value oufwe:ghs that of many q larger