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

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DEPtErrFF pF IuE s-Sr. Lorrz steamer
s. Lll.s smiled fr Panama NJ about Ha.Ep4.t nine
oel",%- May u, With che L. : mails, =GcJ.5GS ia
treasure. AMI $50 passengers
TIE NEW P1-Tv ,-TEu-Nlr. Parker. IN. new post
Nay 2aL
S'ILsD-Th@ L. : war steamer Ur1Hra- sailed
May -. fsr Pruaat. Notwithstanding the li-uri
rumor 90 which some Cf cur clfcm Varlrie- give cur
Teucy- that Gen. Summer has i--ucI AZ order o. de-
tam her-ru order which the General has no lawful
power 60 give, AMI could not enforce without subject
ing himself % court martial
Atlantic StaIr--
BoHpEE >r,TEs-keutueky. Tennessee and Mis-
sour have, 20 far, shown % neutrality. but ola the first
signs % hC-tijue- they would le overwhelmed Ly tae
northwest, the arg u emancipation huI--eI n .
Resource certainly aImf--4LIe ia time Of war. anil
every negro within their borders run II o. speedily
a. the North VIII 10 70 N Virginia and NlrvllrI, &
trey continue their Cutrly-- % Northern people. r.
could not be called au Abolition rail, fr o. ling
men o. al parties, such A. Daniel :. Dick u-uu.
Clemens. EthcriiEe, Crtteuieu. Guthrie o. Ken
tutsy, and johnson % leures-ee. who have come out
boldly Tor the Union, and denounced thi4 rebellion rs
without real existing cause, have stated 90 the mas g.
ON the stump that they would be utterly ruined did
they persist ia their aggre--Ious against the Union.
aut their cruelty 70 Northern men residing in their
midst
GEy- BUTLEr'- PEoHrryE---Geuera Scott sent
Dispatches 90 Gen Butler. 10 ANNAPOLIS. on tie 18th
% Nav. giving him thrse day. to take possession 81
1e Fety House, between Baltimore AMI Hlru-r's
Perry General Butler responded that he would
have religious services there the same dIy. He
Iu.l.lel biz word. for on that lay the New York
Or Regiment AMI the Massachusetts sth Regiment
arrived at the Relay House. and took possession Of
the telegraph. and planted ; howitzer- On the via
duct, and invested the place This gives full COM
mtud u the road 90 and from the West. They cut
OF telegrlphie communication to Hlrper's Ferry.
LIEUT.. NaUEY'- Treason An examination Of the
records q The Observatory di-clases the fact that
Lieutenant Naury has for several months past i'm
pressed upon the minds Of scientific boIies abr-lI
NHrr this r.rrrr wuH aarrra O.. $500 IN -
the Government would not last three weeks after the
Inauguration Of Mr.. Lincoln. II IS gratifying. how
ever. 70 observe that the navy Is far ahead Of the
army IN ~ devotion 20 the hIg and the Constitution.
But few Te-igndtiJns have taken place from this
branch Of the service In comparison 70 the army.
Naval men deny, rs a general thing, State sovereign
y over their allegiance, and no inducements Of Davis
ha- affected any Of them to desert their vessels while
IN commission, or take service under him.
NEg YORK TIE GREAT NEw- CESTFE-As the war
excitement eugrosseS ni attention here, and IN the
absence Of anything else Of All interesting nature, I
suppose your relders are almost As much absorbed IN
the situation u affairs trauspiring here as We are our
selvc-- Since communication has been cut off with
the rebel States, and the Government exercises a
Censorship over the telegraph between here and
Washington, this city IS now considered the great
center Of newt being brought here by tenders
from the bloekading forces in the South. and by
Southern travellers escaping North overland. There
fore what we get here We receive direct.
The ATrEVrr To FIRE wAsHIyGroS-Early on
the morning Of the 9th Of May, At Washington, the
large building next 70 Wizards was discovered to be
on IRE. The New York IOulves rushed from their
quarters at the Capitol. and after breaking open an
engine house, hurried to the eonfagration with the
apparatus, rendering highly efficient service, and
saving the hotel from destruction
The Rev. John Pierpout, Of Meifori, Mass, has
rendered bis services TO Governor Andrew ls chaplain
20 one Of the Massachusetts, regiments In his letter
he says eff, -Ir, this my prefer Of service u nc
ceptei by your Excellency, / have only one Stipuil-
ton % make in connection with u, namcly-thIs
that ON our way to Washington We are not 90 go
ATOnHL Baltimore.
Boston sculptor ha- oserrd to make 4 statue IN
marble u the member Of the Utica corps who will
" bag WigfalI or JEFF. Davis
An organization called the :. Pony Guard" Ia.
been started ia Philadelphia, no member Of which i
10 be over dSsfeet SIX inches in height
The demand fr army cloth i 50 great that the
mills Of the NiiileseV Company At Lowell, Mas,
were run on Sunday last
The members Of the Rev. Or. Heacock's church
IN Buffalo. have voted To continue his SALARY nud
supply his pulpit during bis absence with his regi-
meut.
KILLED HrL-AtW Washington. last Friday evening,
= mtu WIS shot by one q the marines on guard At the
Navy Yard. The man approached the sentinel a lit
tIa after LAX, and on being challenged took no no.
ticc Of the challenge. Being a second time chaI-
Ienget. the marine discovered him drawing a reyolv-
err AMI before he bad time % use IT. the sentry lev
eIled his musket NJ him aui frel, shooting him dead
on the spot The man vas a SecessiOuist-
KESrUCKY ALI RrGHr-A deputation Of Kentucky
gentleman waited on the President yesterday, offer
Inr two volunteer regiments % the government from
the western part Of that state, IN spite Of Governor
Nasofin'- refusal TO furnish any troops. Some gen
tlemeu from Baltimore are also ia Washington, for
the purpose o. rendering the service q one regiment
from that city 10 the United states government
THg OruEn SIDE op r1r S1oar.-Mai9r Anderson
and hf- command reached New York on the steam
ship BIEir, carrytn@at her mainmast the frg Of
Fort S~umpter, AMI at her foremast the old flag II
Fort Moultrie.
The following il Major Aniersou's despatch to the
Secretary % War:
SIN Having defended Fort Sumpter q hours uu-
Ill quarters were entirely burned. main gltesic-troyei
by fire, the gJrze-wall- seriously injured, magazine
surrJuuIri by flames. and ifs door closed from the
effects Of heat, four barrels and three cartridges only
being available. ard DO provisions but pork remain
ing. I accepted terms q evucuI'ioH offered by Gen
BelureErrI, tsiuE the same offered - hIn on the
TIth- inst. prior % the commencement ct h1stIiities.
anil marched out 5f tHe Fort sunday Afternoon, the
Iirh inst with calGrs flying, drums beating bearing
away company and private property, and stlutnS
the Tag with fifty guns EoEEET AyDER-'N,
Major First artillery.
WH1rcty BE- DONE ~ THREE wEEEs-Wc take from
the II Louis correspondence % the Sacramento I'M
or. Of May 7th. the following resume Of the doiugs
Of the Government from the taking Of Sumpter TO that
date
. In less than three weeks time an army IT not
les than 100000 soldiers has been organized. eIuiF-
p.l and made ready for active service when re-
CURED. The National Capital, which Was ia immi-
ueur danger, has been rendered snie' at 'aIro' a
point Of strategic ImTlrtIuce, forces enough nave ueeu
concentrated o. keep 81 Louis and the state Of Ms
-gur7 IN awe, above, and Co. menace Memphis Cud the
whole Mississippi valley below, two Massachusetts
regiments have been put in Fortress Monroe. ena-
bling the Government 60 hold that important fort,
and 80 command the waters II the Chesapeake Bay
The Legislature of Maryland, which Gov Hicks 50
long refused % call together because he feared IFS
Secession tendencies, has been tlFcet into an &C
acknowledgement Of the right Of the Government 20
march troops through the State; measures have been
taken for throwing five thousand troops INTO A.exIE-
drEa. and the u-uIl facilities for travelling and trans
pirtati0u through Baltimore are %re1Tened- While
rhe-e achievements are IT, progress. we catch gLnp-es
81 the schemes all over the country and out OF IT, for