The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-07-25

W'-Hs.rv June z'-Th- N.'y Department IS H make 30
them o. -.1tract.r- ELp vii build u.u W.sa -A-s .ay-.
THE So York Tris.r,. special dispatch -ay- -at Bait
t'.E. f--' "- -,It.s .-..y '.rl under
the city from FOR. NcHsary. lie = the man O. arey order. 90
t- very letter
= r-rer reached wa-tr-,or .o--arfr chat A.-ya-I- II
~st'ph-a-. VICE Precedent af the FL. ,aI-G C1uf-i-at- states. -
eaanot r. traced beyond al- point RS ss- AaaTa be- las
Samuel Tea.t-r-. merchant. Dos been he'd % rail in ,- -an
acres rae railroad track oa th- Igth April
lie works ,u ,le frrfrei.a- 10 Cs-a are rurr.--.ur slow
". ~ r.rr--- I'll G..-rr--, . - r.a.er lie r a . Mill
i,try f1s: h-rsaGer.
D.r'- roJrsE Tie auasr- tons a- 'e.-rarhel from
! I',,,"'- .s "l-s-. az
southern Caa;el-usy eth a treaty ~ e.um-rce. and = .lt-.ty
q s5JJJUOJ fr giving u protection ara.a-, foreign aud G.me--
&c easlt-- ln- "tlr-r eaaea e -tl under e.n-.i.ratal, coz
t- extension aftt- Line % 20 80 o. ne Paaf-- Perhaps cen
m.-- i,ei' and tr sl'"eI-s o. both arri.s nn th- other SIDE
ofth~ PDgrar, and tHeiuiis-a-i1u manifested t1~aHi the rept
that The tao Hol--- af Canrr--s aI be- 90 imI-rausut a. 20 lu-
Fgir= into the h-,.ry o. ti- 'amTerus SIKH TIE traitors in re-
4 E-utlemaH.la t a-1gel. having been detained a; Manassas
a VIZ. -,ya tt-t th- tr-I- 'l-r~ are in perfect frenzy q Tex
m-tia.,-i at,aes upon W4sliHgtg1, Asserting tdumphaHty
~as -1l that rb- r-r-I force CONSISTED ~ -1.gO 10 Manassas
aI Fairfax, ami -J.OJJ au -h- tHe line oftI- Potomac.
Tie Ss~ York HerqbFy 1rrs-r.nI.ut says nTsu-iye move
usn'- 90 the part ftas Cover u-ar EI Loln,--s be deferred
fr -al- time, oxlug O. 70 change q programme IS the rebel
chiefs TE- -aui assault ursr Wa-Lilc-nu. about which they
clustered apI-ar o. ie ariuIHlsI 1a account o.! it, involving
t-Ir certain dsf=r- They nos propose @, act entirely Du the
u-rlLlrh-I t. uo- probable they viii hazard a general en-
gaEsmert aryELar= rLI- side uf Richmond.
ri- asserted that WI-0a-- Z1uly-- have gone ly "a o. Fort
Pea-a-- Lur Be- f. quite likely they have Ear- Z. Ch.r--iau.
s-'- l rt--r re=il.lf-- about leaving tie N1rtL- viii probably
- there also
lei stated that aI disra,ries o. AMI from the south. ,Hat 60
o. EIrar~- are -rE- ulrul-h ts fre-u legations. This matter
sill he inquired into
Dudley Mann. ore % The Rel-I Commissioner. Boo letter o.
n banker here states tuL El-tluI w.. urH-Hlz- te southern
tlui1l-EtFg nn th- hrt 30 J4Illrg- IIlI-y Predicted over
two uIIth- a-Ir t- rulTi.l.r af the southern t.rt.iarIry
hy Ea-iIni ami France before The Fourth % July lie has now
postponed Do uiI th- first % January
johnson AMI E,h-reie- have been assured hy officers q the
Government. -fat thr Union men 300 Ei-t T-Ha-s-.e. ard wtar-
ever r-- boo THE state They may need assistance. shall i- sl--
tanned by th- strength uf the Government. and an order has
BIN i--uad, I-clI1iu- Ieuus---- .u THE district under command
o. Erzsiu-r General Anderson \ naval expedition o. much
magnitude WUl -au start Dt o. oi%rIte on the coast. consist
ing q var srs--i- aud transports carrying munitions - var
and men
TIM PaF-mzSTs NEsS,GE-Thr Washington correspondent
q one q tL- Nsw York Far-rs says
Tie President b making good prGre-- -iih hi message u
will take che highest ground IN favor Il prosecuting tie war
Wuh t- utmost vi-.r, and 90 finishing u hy winter. u that b.
Vf--ir.-. T. make e possible D. .It recommend q raI for 800
90 mem and an apFruTrlftau sufficient Co. cover no Necessary
expenditure 20 q cn-t OF S-J9UOO-1JU. 10. GoverIur- ~ all the
free states have been written 90 uu this subject. AMI have, Sth
only two exceptions. RESPONDED heartily. 50 that the President.
30 making tir-= commentator. feels that he D. backed 10y
the people. speaking through th-ir constituted authorities.
Th-rr cen b. ~ doubt hat Congress will pas bills 90 cIlUrm-
itv with tts-s Suggestions. hHtu o. increase tue army aud To-
supply f1lIs fr ali u--ifIl purpDsss.