The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-20

Total now on the blockade list, 10; abroad II. If
the entire fleet We're concentrated here. II would con-
sist Of y regular naval vessels, carrying 2iS guns,
aud manned by 4,liJ sailors and marines.
OrINIoy OF THE ISIsTEArIoN-Th following
language occurs in a letter of instructions from Sec
Rotary Seward to Wm. l.. Dayton, the new Minister
to France, and as expressive Of the views of the adj
ministrltion Is important.
You cannot be too decided or too explicit in max
ing known to the French government that there Is
not now, nor has there been, nor will there be
the least idea existing in this government of suffer
ing q dissolution Of this Union 10 take place, in any
way whatever. There viii be here only one nation
and one government, and there will be the same re-
public and the same constitutional Union that have
already survived a dozen national changes and changes
Of government in almost every other country. These
Will stand hereafter, As they are now objects Of hui
man wonder and human affection. You have seen,
On the eve OF your departure, the elasticity Of the ma
tional spirit, the vigOr OF the national government,
and Inc lavish devotion Of the national treasures To
this great cause. Tell VI. Thouveuel, then, with the
greatest consideration and good feeling, that the
thought a. n dissolution Of the Union, yeaceaJIy or
by force. has asreT entered into he mimi OfaHg cuu-
dif statesman here, ant Il IS high time that Il be dis
missed BY statesmen 4. Europe"
SENATOR ANDY JOHNSON BEARDIxG THE REBELS At
HOME-Ihe intrepidIty of Andy johnson, u Ten
uessee, - worthy Of all praise. His fearless speeches
in the Senate ut Washington are only the counterpart
he i now delivering at Tennessee. At Cleveland,
Tenn, so miles west from Knoxville, he spoke on the
Sth. He opened the canvass against the adoption of
the Secession Ordinance passed by the Tennessee
Legislature. Mr.. Johnson and his friends were, at
that date, hopeful. The passage OF the Ordinance Of
Secession by the Legislature proves nothing, rs that
body has been for secession from the start. At
Knoxville the Union men were ~ firm a. ever. The
nomination Of "A Union candidate for Governor, Mr..
Campbell, by the Convention presided over oy William
III. Polk, brother Of the late President, has given
animation 20 that cause. The election Of Governor
comes off in August. The style Of Mr.. Johusom's
cnuvassing may be judged ffrom the commencement
Of his speech AZ Cleveland, tennessee, where threats
against him had been largely INDUCED in. lie told
the crowd that " he did not come there to be shot but
to shoot, - and if there was TO be n tight. he and his
friends were ready for it, and that he preferred to I'm
iSh -uD the lighting baiore making hs speech. No
body coming forward to fight, the intrepid Senator
proceeded 10 speak, and by the time he had finished,
uineteeu-twentieths Of the audience were with him.
He told them, among other things. that JEFF. Davis
and thc Governor Of the State ought To be hanged
and would be hanged, at that not far distan, period,
when the Judicial power OF the Government could be
brought 10 bear upon them.
All honor TO the bold and gallant Senator.
CJTTox.-The Lon4ou Times saws The men who
devised and directed the plot OF secession believed
themselves Indispensable TO the world. They con-
ceived that the manufacturers OF Europe, and Of this
country especially, depended absolutely on the pro-
ducts Of their soil. They were the cotton growers Of
the world, and rs the world could not do without
cotton. it could not do without them. There was
considerable warrant for this presumption but what
j. the turn events have actually taken ; Instead Of
being frightened into acquiescence and approval,
instead Of closing with any terms for the continued
supply Of cotton from Charleston, Europe has decided
rather on looking about for fresh markets. The
measures which have been taken and the propositions
which have been made on this point, since the begin
ming 81 the rupture, constitute one Of the most eItra-
OrfiHUTy phenomena Of the present age. There mas
been a positive scramble for the place which the
Southern States were supposed TO be vacating The
pfice Of producing raw material for British cotton mills
i eagerly AMI clamorously sought after. In Asia, in
Africa, n America, and in Austria, people are ready
and anxious to undertake the duty. Egypt, Ethiopia,
Abbeokutl, India, New Granada, and a dozen other
countries besides, are competing for our orders.