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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-06
New. b, the Steamer ST. L.ui,.

Our dates from New York are to the 18th Deem
Der, from which We extract the following:
NEWS FROM PoRr RoYAL--The U. S. transport
Ocean QUEEN arrived in New York on the 18th Deem
from Port ROYAL, the steamer VaHdsrbiH arrived on
the same day, and the steamer Mcclellan arrived
on the 9th, bringing dSies TO the 3Oth. Com. Dupont
had transferred his flag from the WGbGSh to the Sd-
rGnnah. The United States forces had repaired the
Notifications on Tybee Island and a feet Of eight gun
toats was stationed here. Beaufort was still unoc-
cupiei although n couple Of gunboats remained sta
toned there. No further engagements had ensued.
The British steam-frigate LamOrteHe remained at
Port Royal. Wharves and storehouses had been
erected and the transports were discharging their
immense freight. The lenses Of the Charleston and
Beaufort lighthouses, together with sou gallons OF oil,
fifteen loads oontraband goods. and ten prisoners,
were captured by q reconnOitering party Of the Ne"
York 18th on Lady Island. 4 Spanish ~ferryboas,
en- route from New York to Havana, which had put
into Georgetown, 5. c., in distress, had been seized
by General Sherman on account OF a rebel dispatch
bag found on her. She was first seized by the rebels
and her crew sent to Charleston, and afterwards put
into Port Royal. The rebels have sunk two vessels
filed with stone near Fort Pulaski, Savannah.
The PRIvATEER " SUMPrER."-The British schOon-
er Emeiine, Capt Copeland, from Port Royal Mar
tinique,) arrived ct New York on the Sth. She LETT
ut Port Royal the privateer Sumpter, who would
commence coaling November u. She had taken two
prizes recently, one Of which was the Daniel JTo1-
bridge, a brig of $50 tons burthen owned by u. Trow-
bridge & Son, of New Haven, Conn, at which place
she was built in 1859.
Capt. Lyon. Of the Daniel 1ror5ridge, came to
New York in the EmeliRe. He reports Sailed from
New York October Sth. for Demerara, with o cargo
Of provisions, and on the 18th October, in lat. IL 81,
Ion. Sc "a, was boarded By the rebel steamer stump
ter, the captain and crew taken on board the steamer,
and all the provisions the Sumpter wanted were taken
from the brig, when she was set on fire and destroyed.
Captain Lyon and crew were landed at Port Royal
November =.
The Sampler has also on board Capt. Briggs, oil
the brig Joseph Parks, from Pernambuco for New
York. in ballast. She was captured by the Sumpfer
September "a, and set on fire. Captain Briggs and
crew had been on board the privateer forty-seyen
days, when they were Ian led at Port Royal. The
mate and crew of the ID. Trop6ridge would be sent
home by the first opportunity.
The Sumpter had taken no other prizes recently.
No United States war vessel had been at Martin
ique lately. The authorities had allowed the Stump
ter to re6t without objections.
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IL is q remarkable fact that some prominent COM
manders Of the naval expedition were ether born or
raised in the Southern States. The commodore, Du-
pont, although born in New Jersey, was appointed to
the navy from Delaware. and most Of his relatives are
residents Of that State Capt Steadmau Of the steam
er Belridsrs, is . native Of South Carolina, and
Capt. Drayton, Of the PocdhoHias, is also q native Of
that State. and the son Of q former Congressman
(uow deceased) from the Charleston district
PERUVIAN CorroS-Messrs- Gibbs s Co.. Lima,
have received an order says the Panama Star. from
Messrs- Forbes & Co, Mexico, for the purchase OF
ten thousand bales Of cotton for their own use-three
thousand bales have already been purchased, and
the balance will be forthcoming in q few months
The cotton grown here is Of very superior quality.
ranking mex. in value to the Sea Island. and besides
is very prolific, yielding two crops per year.
FRENCH WAR VESSEL wREcKED.-OE Point San
Antonio, n place some forty miles South OF Vslparai-
so. a French transport ship. the Resource. bound to
Callao, was wrecked Upwards Of six hundred souls
were on board when she struck, but up to the time Of
leaving il was reported that not more than I'VE or SIX
persons had been saved. A boat left the vessel laden
with some twenty people. bat had not since been
seen or heard or The DaguG TrOun, French man
ofwar. (Admiral's ship,) stationed at Valparaiso
proceeded to the scene Of the wreck on the evening
Of the 1?;h alt, but wac unable to render any assis-
tsnce, as the vessel was under water, with only Q
portion Of her masts above the surface.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-06
A British View of the Mason and SIideii


The New York -fl6ioa (Bri'ish organ,) discusses
calmly the legal questions involved in the seizure Of
the Confederate Commissioners on the steamer Trent,
aud holds to the opinion that Captain Wilkes Is
guilty of a very serious breach OF International
comfy" but leaves for jurists to decide whether be
has violated international law. The -fi6IoHs article
concludes as follows:
Observe, We do not pretend that Messrs. Sidell
and Mason were not enemies and most fragrant en-
enIies Of their captOrs but We do pretend that
international law does not warrant the seizure, alter
this fashion, OF individuals not designated by pubic
law and further that no single word III the Queen
Oft quoted proclamation prohibited the captain OF the
Trent from taking these individuals on board. all
rumor as to their mission or commission TO the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
And now, if there be any force in the position We
have assumed, the cloud of so-called presidents set
forth by our American contemporaries dissolves into
thinnest air. We admit the uHquestioned right Of
bsHigerenfs 10 visii and search neutral merchant
ships the Trent is a public vessel. An enemy's
ambassador may, unquestionably be stopped upon
the high sea Messrs Slidell and Mason are not
ambassadors.
Private ships frduiulentiy carrying dispatches
(ssys Sir W. Scott, the word italicised being conven-
iently omitted just now, by all the American CON-
meniators) are subject to cou6scation ; The Trent
was not fraudulently carrying dispatches, nor was
any attempt made to seize her. In addition TO this
any right whatever in this case is u war right-When
did the United States proclaim war against the
South.
They proclaimed a blockade of their own ports, not
an enemy's They have done nothing whatever
officially to convert the Southern Con federates from
rebels into foes. Nor can it be pleaded that our gov
eminent has acknowledged both parties as belliger-
ents. The United States should have done so itself
ere it could lawfully exercise enc belligerent's right
towards another belligerent, in presence and to the
detriment of a neutral.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-06
FRENCH HOTEL
WILCOX, RICHARDS & co.

Ship Chambers and Commission Merchants, dealers in General
Merchandise. Keep constantly on hand a full assortment
of merchandise, for the supply of Whaers and Merchant
vessels.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-06
Spiral 0Otitrs.


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its use is never followed by any unpleasant reaction-Sod by
all Druggists and dealers everywhere. 297-lm
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
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ON TIM
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srs ltis master piece Of analysis, Argument aud
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$500 81 .ogl siar rolds. o. aut 49, 00 each
Cert. .5 tLlIc1 American itnfffUs stock.
i addition o which tlre e dy ceiiciei o. iiocs IA
Jis KailFayto.
Phadep la R,sdin. R.iioad TO-. Of aLic CerM ho
LZS To-, -Jl -hsfe, De- u.ls VI opAia Co. via. sigaei
power 81 alosnfg.
New or Das lifht Co
l,degs9n lusurmco 20.
~ Z.c CO. sock o Which Csiil No % fir 1872 shares
Common ,lJck u o. &. h. Detmod with sned power
Of attorney.
Amencin TocgrpL Co. stock Second Avenue Rillroad Co
GtocE, &c.
Ana oe document, O. any ono but the
reward Of 900 M bs paid ,o retun of he Bor and IT,
cofcs s0cl n1.n4,iup vii fheiI recovery
Not hss been siy O. he pro oiors q sop tho pay
Ineit cr igsnsie- .. all tne above
Aew-i ork. nov o. lat2 Hl1Gs & Co., no 70 Nsl-,t.
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Ncoitnl.


~ vAPOh-BATHs, No 313 1tt-st.. between broadway
aud Bowey with and cold Shower aud Doucho
Baths. Stelm Douches 40 Open daily for gentlemen from
TO 10 end 10 10 for ladies' from 10 10 L
on sundays gsntemen only from to 10 These
Baths arc certain cm'y f1r Rh' nmaism. Gou' Parlys
Neurais chronic Glteasrs OF tie ssin chronic CetarTns
(rolos mertura ahtci u, Dysgeps5 &c I've comfort,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
NNE no SIX boxes of "WINCHESTER's


W SPECIFIC PILL" wll pr,ia@cnty cure any case Of
nal enkEcss or ia resulting Impotence, HOWEVER AG-
eeAyArsD and vii 0a found equally Efficient IN aieconB CT
Pyoaie UaJcs and diasasss generally oi ie Urinary
OssaHs.
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS have med yoar SPE-
cyio PlL ia many eases Of SpamaDryhsa, and vh TIE
,go, ss,fsct spcctsap--J. MfLrOS SANDERS. ~ D. III D.
brooklyn.
"Itis a. near specific ony medicine can be- lhsye
d vary .ev,,e c,sss with iron NIX 20 DO,Es'-b.
KEITH NJ d.. 3D. Repeyfory of Ma SceHeei Ne'0 York
PERSONAL" Iir. Winchester Is WORTHY - All coNFI'
pEYcE and deyote5 insol eAthu'a y 10 these frep'1
tons"-D Mereiih I,sSe 5L d., Ill. d., Ame''eaH hes''
cal Gazcue Heic- York.
IL hsye pey,1naI ksowleige OF Nh. WiNcHsiE|s hos'
RsTY ,Np INTEGRITY and the Profession and hs
public that MS PgEPAEATrofs CAS re RELED oS"Ja"es
r. Chiffon W. D., Chenid, NsD- York
The SPECIFIC pull Is not HOMEOPATHIC remedy nor
does It contain ,ercury ron Canardes or any injurious
ingredient Prices 81 per box, Xix boxes (Dsf" odTed az
one,J for 5 Sent by mail Sold. wholesale and retail by
j. WINCHESTER. No. 80 .lohn-st., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
IrUpcsGl5.
DRoposALs FOR RATIoNs FOR 1863.

Qr,frEnsAtisR's O!UcE. 4. ; ". G.,
SEALED PROPOSALS. sol be ,scs,ed a; his cacc ua.il
o,oci .. OF tlc h day 'f Noyrnhr nr7'' ir iDr-
u.loe a,oa. toto r ) Marines. Al the follow ns stations
po.tsuionih NcN Iaunshigs
thtriottovn. " acun.c't8;
Thi 4t,irh', .. an.y yania.
Washington. DIs'ict II Columbia;
E.cn ration consist o. three qu'er, Of poud oi meas
pofk of co" of onesnd iour' pound. ci ,i o. eel
in ,u the ef weny-fwo ounces % ezra supcrnne hur,
pound 81 herd bread at he opgn 10 he Go,crnu .n
sgd a. the 4r OF eight qlAs of be white beam lian
rrsl ten pounds roe ten polnis ~ good coffee,
lien tltrrf li 30 pounds o tea nfrtn pounds q
ol so'l csnio o. ore iud Hieut.A poand ~ adeina' c
cui rt r ulr ne o.G lndf " good hard dipped ta'1w
c-'a f1n. r.nrd, Of good Lir brown soaps tvo qrara
ci s sa or Hlhed r'uAai I'D p-'soe' 70 eash LuAd ID
fiiou..
Ilr .n,reso allowance Of four ourcc. of ho1f or lt,it
a. th, cs Il he nfe u,ur-c ION and the rat
provided Iy H" and r,8l.ai)as on tho ld ct Ja.J.
T.r t,f.iI b., se.ed On t'e order o, ID, caua,ad.
r.ri.. tr, either in buis ,r 5y fhr silsc
zion. sh'i i' o iae he q aid ao't choice pieces of
tnc c,r-s, tfr .o bro be no pfi o uesa Iork tho
gfoe.-ies g. beo. t.c h.'t qualip o, ~rl' laaed.
Ig lia' o- nraai'd o., ,ac following su.r
il~nr ,sr.ira,d -. OF --. iu slr ,uie II -. s1d -
o. - b.. lr ,..o oi ~ h..c.y .4a. See that il .lsu ,r
ic- ..s sii o loI iaor. s soo'c etso.iied 0' SC.
crft t f. hry , within Zen days after ,h' receipt o.
i.t roo. la PatDdot utuei, execute lle o1u,.ao.
'or ile si1r Vft god aid si rgt ,un r, nd b. csc
The ard siail 4 - rutr contract aolo.i il
faril,c o n.t sp0l hc d1srlc, between lie ofr. 4
tLe s,l , aad th.f which ni.y be sccepi.d.
a B Gutrlr far.
Z. D.. Gusansor.
Niiue,,.
-
lHf
hereby ccr'if, ,ha the sbove named - known 70
plopr s., ani abe 10 good thsi guafaatse.
(I De- aIaard by tr baiol Sfats DHir .Hagc, ialiej
VIE, ItfYrf .fIfuf4tv ~ C.if..ot.I
opropoal ~ D., considered nuoss accompanied ly the
above guarantee.
tNogsra1or. authorized to pobh tho above will ,eua tho
pgper cIutauias llst natuo hs oicu iOr
tiiny
rrppoli 10 bee ud0,ed Proposals fot Raions for laO3"
aud sIlrcss-d 10 tho undrrsisned.
W. r.. SLACK
oil i1nf.S N.Ilr ami Claftelulster.
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i ANDs-TO ALL WANTING FARMS

l ANDS-iD All WAN tlNN tAKAS.-
Lafge sul tlrsil settle Isut Vi rltrd Mild elm e,
'lNv so A o ilsce rfl by railroads rch soil pro
dfc.s s.s cr. .nae t4tc-s at from SIS 20 80 PEI le
rrfa.t years Good husirrs' openings, god SOC
c.rfy lllnjfris ret,inf snd uaA!rg Improvements
Apply 20 CHAltLt3 X. lands. Postmaster. N.nesui.
tulsl and county. Htw.JturY Letters answered PspsE
co. .ailirg fuN .rl3'fIaii iln will tc saft fre
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Gcwln0G GlGrbiIcs.

4 SEWING-NACHINE lor EVERYBODY
~ Tho New "a st,to Fa recently held At re hester
has corhrl iuccil uity, iapiii v. snd efficiency o
Mime urulfcars n3 luuuus stitch stWll g-Nich'ue 10y
awall,ng 10 .Ac art premium f1t particulars addrcs
nms. nEAiDi...Sf No l7l Broadway
A26s --Fimt-class Sewing Machines SS
ezOSb.to Rent md or sale aud "a hand. -tOOs
SY SEWN. Machine Emporium f6 oway cor. broone ~
l-.---.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Donro a,io Roolne.

FTNWO or three sing dc Gentlemen can find pleas
Il ant ROOMS with partial or fnll bOAhD' III private
family. by spplyug at No. Nsuenp!ace.
.-rr--
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Gouees ano farms Wanteo.

sAyANTED-A building for light manufactnr-
w ua business, hast he wei located IN TIE ciiy ol
NewY0k lVj l45 fee Ions % rt de- uhd 70 ,tos'
iih OF ils equivalent Well lighted "ih engine o.
% horse ros.rr and main sbliing.
A6tl4soy building val Dc cated Tor term OF yea4s
Addrcs., with description ald location, , 49,
) IS. JAMES. Pot Oiise Box 10. 1904
SNyANTED--Two or more large, Well-Ighied
w FLOORS
suiiah'e inra . ., ,.,,,,.,,.-,
Aldfe.s Box .sa.Jtsl Ao~-1oIk PostOhcr
: - IL - |
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

ds6D AhA REWARD.--Iw0 thousand Dol
p .OOO vii be paid, end quc.ton. s,ked
O. y psIs9u "p VIII lelufn contents, oI Who i give
iufti3n lt W lea1 o. Lo rsc1rry of tie contents Of
the .n boa aien for Zen. Of Al.fa 0l -lday the
5h oi November. Ccumprca'e viii thc snb.rfherg 90
add efs b. mail EiJB7 d Co., 30. - AtI-fL. y. b..
-.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

NHEAP and GOOD BEADING for the SOL.
~ DlERg-Bcck Lufab,fs of az TIE MAGAZINES at 10
cents perpum0er % Cbt5 a. 4ilbLLRs, ~. 20 Ni.ssa.
a., -. H Y,sns ssa seu, - ll-.A
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

DRUSllES ofeyery description at the BRUSH
- FACTORY. No. 3l9 Pearlst hirpers' Building All
a.noes At the ilwesi factory prir feint bmshe. Of
~. sror la'ity cousaniiy on hand jJttN h. hOiF@r'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
CkRIxTON's cory

.,x,, v.,,v.s III. snh volume In the series of Les
M.abes Is superb usion to this marvel q the age
,ss greater book han any Of the iouf preceding greater
,n Famine or nette NIrius or st. Denis The won
s,fnl description d the battle oi the ofoades so gapmc
and y that it would not be surprising were it to hre the
.dor OF the sleeping Repubesnism Of Paris TO glorious
.unl,on Bcus Napoleon hos before given so great
an evidence Of his reliance his strength as in permit
ting tho publication Of Les M,erabe lie may have over
ssiinls,ed his power
The details Of his battle the sub o hsrom Of EnjoIas
and hi. eueuan the reckless bravery Of Gaoche. aud the
Cr,tik revenge Of Jean Va inimiiabe We can
only hint the iuvcston a, once that Of poet and
posopher tie great Of the earth by which the HE
blood Of the land is sGuandeIei upon the the terrible PIC,
sure of living death ia the fdghn counterpart
.. that Of the man ovebosIdin Eetne the m more hdeou'
.a,r from which Jean Vaean with bis heavy borden
hateful to Inn but precious 70 Cosli.c the pcs The
nsrer and Javer, dazzling glimpse Of the White Night
tina, first celestial bath Of weddod love with lis angelic oeeom
panimen;s aud the twilight Of Jean Vajoans life ir
which his hearsiTiaes snapped asunier one by one
troush the fatalities Of nature and Of inc'mPaah,
touching picture which viii revive tine faculty OF teas in eye
where dormant since childhood But let no one b
deferred from reading the book for waery re'on'i tn
stormy stenoon has clear sunset" Providence Post
Price per Volume: Cloth Binding. printed on Superio
Paper ST. PAPER Covers 80 Copies sen; by mail
postpaid, on receipt Of price.
10 CLUBS.
When Sent by Express:
Copies Of any one volume cloth. S4-raper, 80
10 Volumes clo,b.................. @7-paper SS Do
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oidsIs nust be accom- panied with the Money.
The TRIBUNE.
NO. IS4 H4ss4, st,
Eew-York.
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into healthy action
's "WhfERY OR cALCAREoJs DEPosITloNs
uyx,TuRAL ryLARaFMFNTs aTa are REDUCED,
PAIN AND iSFLAMMArIoN.
UELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU,
For wsakress
Arising from EAcese. Habit. ., Dissipation h'fV Ia
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING
SYMPTOMS:
Ind,position to E1eriion,
Loss OF Memory,
Horror Of Disease,
Dinners Of Vsop
Universal Lassitude Of tbs Musculsr SYSTEM
Nv Diyme., ,ty,r Of the Skin
Los. Of fowu al,
Difficulty Of BTeathins.
gTembns.
Pain IN Toe Back,
F.asling Of tie Body,
Fupfions tho Face
PALLiD COUSTESANcE r..
These symptom. AL owed TO 90 "incA TINS ineaicn'
inyshsey rswove' ioon iol'"
''' y '''''-' FATUlTY
N ONE or WHICH THE PArIEET NAY Expire
Who say ihsl hey ars not egu liy followed oy Wo''
plhLfuL DISEASES"
INSANITY AZ,
A-'0 CONSUMPTION"
Many are 'Ias Sir Z NONE Wiz cosFEss
TIE RECORDS
INSANE AsYLUNs,
MELANCHOLY DEATHS BY CONsuMPIlON
nrtK .wPLp WITNESS 10 rfiE Ti.urH rHE Assertion
TIN, coNsTIru1qON OEcE AFFECTED WITH OR
GANlc WLAHhE'5.
Requies the al " ne llclne 20 -
SlhkNglHEN
iNyIGoRATE TnE system
HELMBoLD's
INVARIABLY -
WILL CoSyIsCE THt MOST sKEP1IcAL
FEMALES, o,n On vo,-,,,
SINGLE MARmED.
coyrEMrIATiYG MAHRAGEl
GMASy AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO
fsiAlI~.
TIE ENIHtCT luCHr
n unequricI by ary ocr ely iu Ctoro's or Re''n-
ian. lIesuariy PaiHnu"f' of sapgf'''n 81 Sn',,"ai
yssa.oa W. &C., ,-, or 1s r5S ~, ' Y. e3m,n'. S hi e
dent t. the ter Wieiher sf fum Inifcfet5u haos VI
D'''''''0DD DfcLrsE u q on CHANGE OF LIFE
no FAMILY shof-Lb ,iofI35' b. as'MH WITHOUT IT.
l.
TAKE 80 MORE DAlsAM.,.
MLAClRY,
UNPLEASANT MEDICINE
FOR USrLEAsANr
HFLMEOLDs EXIRACr IuciC
And i1frhOFfD AO,E WASH
SECRET DISEASES
LRt.o orno ch,ag. To- Di,,,
~, isoen' 'elianoc.
NO FNrO 'UnT.
ir cAUsLs FRECl ENI bh'iAE.
GIVES STRENGTH TO URlyArE.
REMOVING DISTRACTIONS
PREVENTING Aau ttRlNb
sIRll ruRfs oF TllE uRrTuRA
ALLfYISG PAiN AID I.FLtNItIIOS,
10 rreI.trt d. tfa .lass r iIs.asss .ua ape bag
ALL rOlaONOtS DISEASED. lud
WOnS-OCr MATTER
THOUSANDS
UPON
THOU -ANnS
NaO ilAVE BFEy
4ll We FINS
Oh QUAcys,
HEAVY FFFs
10 or cured 10 short time
THEY WERE DECEJED.
kul tLs; the
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
New 1)rblieatiors.

VICTOR UUGO.-LES MlSERABLES,
AsERIEs OF FIVE NOVELS.
EACH IN ONE VOLUME:
7. FANTINE,
II. COSETTE,
III. MARIUS.
Nv. ST. DENIS,
V.JEAN VALJEAN.
VICTOR HUGO.
Translated from the original French oy
CHAs. f. wILBOUR
C,s,xroS,s CoPYRraFT EDIT1oS.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
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.ucu -NEW 7-Octaye PIANOS in rose.
5rrnltnre.

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