The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-09-18

Dnie- to Wednesday. August I2,

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CAPE RACE, Aug. 22-The steamship IeUtORia
brings dates from Southampton to the 18th.
An Italian squadron al Ancona had been ordered
to watch the Adriaiic coast. Garibaldi, with 500
volunteers, was marching in the direction Of San
Catela. His object seems 10 be to reach Palermo,
which was tranquil. \ Garibaldi manifestation was
taking place at Sosela. At the theatre, at Milap.
shouts were raised a. Rome or death !" Garibaldi
occupied Rocco and Pa'mutta- At the latter place
he harrlngued as follows " The present state of
affairs cannot continue. go against the Govern
ment because il will not let me 60 TO Rome. | go
against France because she defends the Pope. L will
have Rome at any price. Rome or death If [
succeed so much the better; If not, | will destroy the
Italy that I made myself"
The departure of volunteers from Palermo had
ceased.
The choicest men and officers of Versailles artillery
are under orders for Mexico. The division of gun
boats for the same country is being armed. 1t was
reported that the French troops had been repulsed
in several attacks in Mexico. The accounts of the
harvest in France are very favorable.
The marriage of the Prince Of Wales is to take
place next following that Of the Princess Alice.
Although no positive arrangement hGs yet been made,
the Princess Alexandria,, Of Denmark, is probably
his intended bride.
The distress in the cotton districts is increasing.
Agents are now in England seeking to contract in
behalf of the Federal Government for a supply of
arms. The contracts are proposed with a clause that
they shall be void in case of Il war with England.
CAPE RACE, August 25-The following is by the
HberRia:
At Il conference in London there were representa-
tiyes from Italy, Portugal. Spain, India, Australia,
and sundry South American States. All made more
or less encouraging representations of what their
country was capable of producing lin cotton i
The London Daily .NerS had an editorial on the
rapid expansion of the emancipation scheme in the
prosecution of the American war. 1t says that it is
not TO be expected that the Northern people would
see at the outset that the extinction of slavery was
their true aim and only practicable issue TO put an
end to the war. The extinction of slavery was now
becoming the master element of the struggle. Every
moment makes new abolitionists, and when there are
enough Of them to satisfy President Lincoln, he will
speak the word and make the sign which shall save
:he Republic.
MARRIAGE OF THE Princess ALCE.-The Queens
second daughter was duly married on Tuesday, July
/. 10 Prince Louis. The affair was all but private.
Yet the British public have taken more interest in
this marriage than perhaps they would have done
had it been far more pretentious; for the match is
totally without political significance, and by all
accounts far more Il marriage Of affection than is ut
all usual in high life The halo Of sorrow that has
surrounded the courtship, md which even cast its
shade upon the nmptials. has but added 10 the inter
est OF the occasion, and only tends to remind the
thoughtful observer that Grief hallows hearts, even
while ages heads