The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-13

. tr-y Tr Woehfrufru 41-rngrr.u II 10 believed that
troops will at once move towards the city. The roads
nj =. .--.-.ucJ ~ C~r.-r,-e,. laz.i-rs
~" '' = 80 g..
bNiiN'HE' '-ay IT,
I'."-raF''a 'i'.l'z I. ,"' .,-
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way '-t ="
va - '7'
i'-..l.' D., -....--. ..I ,----,... boz. ON
eamFei u the NhIy.'H -9oTe' AMI me ns.1I,7 ~
'E' '-'l 1 . r.4
M p-r-- for blowing uu the bridges and o,aer proc
." ,. ~. f. r.-..-.rr
The Conduct % tHs ''gs"'-N- at'.> '-'="-''"
among the pc F.r. "ts".a-.." COMFY. --
ugrr7y, fr IT.rr,r-- Ferry
The N.ri.-k a-r steiner Del. ris i.-.
have -r.hr4 10 -il-. =.'t"-t
made ;Lv CONNIE iul between J.l Point -at E.s...-'
w,t...s. u.r .a.
-rrs-.- w.-a .- u.. a.u -. -r- . >t.s-
Ar-a
%" s---.. asserted r... ar...a.s r.rr .a-.- Shave.
-.a. -n Europe 8. .-y aaar-t Or Che U.s. H...r..
tHl- Isl -
E-... .--- u l.--- numbers. aa. being ea,.a-rt-I at
A..a---a Z. a-'s
Nineteen r.-.a.a--- a addition 90 .a.-. rn..s-y ordered.
have BEEN o'-r. .r ga. l-r, .ma.es- ai -n
,.-..-. a..
Ill., -.---s -.- tra- ID. L.r-f..a. F-..-. ra.r- ar ...rg
A- --aa H.-i-
T..- .r-.rr..t loans O.. r.. ..--.-.
a.-..Hy .s..a- -.. aE. dollars a..rs alias lar
ST. LurIs, May lU-P- NJ
The elus. ~ the affair 10 Camp Jackson to-day
is thus reported Last Fall, six pieces 81 artillery
were borrowed hy Gen. Frost, 0u behalf uf the state,
Of the CummIEIJut u the L. = Arsenal They
were not returned, when, yesterday, Capt Lyon, u
Us. army. sent Gen. Frost q note requesting him
o. return them
General frost replied that be would not; o capt
Lyon wanted them Co. come and take them.
tbs m-at- 'tIi i'.H
s-.-.-.r. U.-... ala tr. 81 ...r -..f. gF-.g
r-.-.- r.. ..a..r- . a. -l...
sc tl- expiration 20 -Hry uI.Et.-- Gem. Iu-tl.- e.ury.n-
sith tart Ly.r 1-i---- ,r .i.F -t -i -t-i.f1 90, -
. -.r .r-u--r.-- 4, ..r ..-.
tlrm-i over o. b.. F.I.-I troops
TIE report tat ".n. t--. fH- -+ -"sHi are -.' h-a-
-. - f- -.-
News Of Ma, -.
- r..,- Nr.-1r N
,,.- n. .rrr.rl.r ~ ,E. S,-,. re-. ~ CImn
Jackson. ye..,.Iay. to the T.. :. troops. a mos, fear
CT - g.. enacted s.. -b. rrf-.r.r- y,.r. b.fu,
- ,-r d.. ,,r,r- .r.E az ...-.-nr5.-s r.mr,rr-
UNI m' ~ - 'r me Fri~rIl ,r,.rs with .rane.. cr9I-
and rf-f.'s Tie state trg8us. although. prisoners OF
80 7.fral in tine attack ON rhrir clutgrs. and
.-..,--, ~, ,r.. G.-rrgr 'r.r-r4.,,-
-, g. T.ff D9yi.- and u-fr, The mr.t G.rf..ye
eni,bats AGAINST the Government troops. Co.'s. BIau.
So nj H,-r-r-iu restrained tn.fr tr,.r- from.
ret7ii,,ina: but when the state troops broke rluks
,r1 ,,-.Tr,,aI 20 e~raue the German soldiers
- a., 81. ,-rr -E.u
TT - ,La S,a.e ,rI,r- Who t,oEa ranks ram I'm
,,Iar, the crawI at cirfzrns- and tleu ,lrrrr- ur.u
amonS u 80 - -. ~ - ~ - -" - y.
~ ~ - - - n. Gnysrrmanr ..rIfer- CT,
anu y, - - - - NJ
y,,rJ ;I,meIi,,aIy s.,,tdreI Most If the es,,nino
IT y = rsc5,turei anil b1-tirtfes cc,,aI In
,be melee some Il or more were Killed. and % or 30
'rnnnJaI Amorc The killed. were two I,5ias and
s. ~ sTv m,la citizens who were .rcr-ato-s-;be re-
- -. slII;.rg mostly ~ tho S,,ta tr,,rs
-" - Ii. - T.,,ar,,sl, w,nII
- ~ ~ - - ~. -, ~
ri. - IN I'll. "a. I'll e ,1r.,=,,,ca
- r. Govarnment viii he liberated There was
-. a~G.onan, - ,bo ci,y 1,., r,,b+ m. S..es
ga - - -. - III - -.
GII7 "U - -" NJ T." r. So NJ wsra
nl III - go go III ,irb, anil ,bre,ts wsre mai,
- - J.-+-- r.r-,a-o-
agt nn =. no. rrora res,rainei fr-r Ja;nr onyffbiing
~ ,Ln ,iai;Ianca 81 tho nolice and The nome rugrds.
'y r rfy T,g.rtuvS s !, e I'VE We're am made at the Planters
House, by Major Wright, J. r. Barrett and others.
The city Is more quiet this morning, though Il Is
minated that martial las will be proclaimed, il the
DaIica fail in preserving the peace.
BALTIMORE. Nav 10.
4 steam gunboat and three men were captured
while going TO Harper's Ferry. one Of the men was
Dickinson. the inventor. They were sent 10 AunarClis.
\ sne,faI CORRESPONDENT at Fredericksburg saws the
western train was STONED, ten miles west If Fred
erfcksburg. by the commander of the Virginia troops
nj that place. and subjected to examination. This
Will be done 10 all western trains. The Virsiuians
number 400, and are strongly posted
Capt. Lees command has surrendered at san
Col. Wait, successor TO Twiggs, Is q prisoner Of war.
The Belgium Consul denied the statement that he
made arrangements with the Confederate States 10
supply ;hem with arms from Belgium.
Tho President has issued q rroc.rma,ian setting
forth ,b.t iu.Yrrs.,ian exist, in the state of Florida,
bv which the lives. liberty aud property Of loyal citi-
zeus are iu danger. and ]; is deemed proper that al
u~esIfll measures should lie taken FOR the protection
-.r.T. .-r-y.rz anil all officers #f fHs Unite. States