The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-06-18
PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Progress OF The War.
NV Yozk. April q. 1865.

s-b1-ri, L1-i-llut, North C--o..aa. and soma
portions u Virginia. which have considerable
elevated the patriotic barometer - The lly-.
m--s Z ta-s cry and -h= entire Elr-l. A. ID
time, DUNG tae Iz-- az months. haze such =
succession ~ events l-1-l.--c--.l- tie SPY
and complete downfall. Ct c.e REBELLION. crowded
- thick and i-sr uuJ. -. Il L-1.-i---. Banks
n making more .---T-v and displaying -r=----
e1er-y ID bis movements Khan lis u.-. a--irlr.
TRENDS AMI political I4----ls deemed him c4T--
bic Of II h4= eza51s 81 decidedly more admin
I=lr4tIve ability Khan lI= p--l-----.r in Command
o. that department. MT 1l-y u cluriI.-i-E and
winning over . tle Union c.u-= the thousand. o.
doubtful loyalty, 20 The Government. who q
t~e.ysmgntH since. were ranked - tl= most u---.
Aul radical IN t-eir s=-=>-sl sentiments II ----
S~ectlJT- 5-- rs very eE-c:I4.ly suppressed all
guerrilla operations and =l5-yy NaI..sJus in
t.= pax % -.r brzls C.rf--=r4--. w1I were e-z--
n1.ly hanging w.cL small commands on cL- Inns
Of Es army. o commit any -c- u vandalism.
robbery q murder fla, chance tlr=S in their
way.
Recent reliable news received from rhers show
That The planters are Wei pI=lS=5 win General
Banks system II negro paid labor. and b. direct
refusal q al-----z= negroes = desert r--l- mas
ters and become = burden upon tHe Union .Jrces.
The slaves OF the planters have IN ID Wv h=za
Inter.sr9i with. and th->= who rau awlv from
ne.gu0JrIuE >--= q ;l= Union army l-v= lal
the choice given them. q work On plantations
within tle Union lines, ar . far remuneration.
LAEA D--@--4 -F-ll- D-T-E~ anu ELE T-LEra-S. OF
g along the 5=>- way they could In NJ
ease h-s BE- permitted them = J-e.Hs q burden
upon the Government. b. such and other Mas
CTes - tlese. o--T-viug = proper regard fr tie
Rights Of property. G-n. Banks has made himself
ce>erye1.y EyEl-aT win . majority Of The PEOPLE
ot Louisiana. "a0 ROW discover now Outrageous
y they nj been Llc-I Hv tie false ur1r-e-i-sJ II
the secession leaders TEe abolition r.n.ties II
the North, however. are r4yiug against Banks
iOr tie display u sound consecutive policy. He
: fI=t alternating tie F=lTls IN his Department
from tie secession leaders and insane LeTe>v into
which they have fallen. and IN all he has done -
far has SHOWN tE- only proper and true policy =
carry On the war i1r the Union and restore the
integrity VI the country, instead Of = war fr the
elevation OF the negro ~ the expense Of the i5vzl
people who pay the bills.
The Jac05In hOIlsr-. who have done their Ut
m1St % peryert the war from IL legitimate chan
mel, and obtained such strange influence over the
President, now demand his recall. and the restcr-
Ins Of Batter u L-Cisiana. Banks Is making
too tas- Roadway IN ouistiug the i=ars Of the v=6-
pc there. q SUIT their notions. But ! i not
likely they VIII succeed IL their efforts this time.
though The pressure brought u bar upon the
President By Sumner. Wade & Co. would 3.
hard 70 sUrmount. were i not fgr the cJunterac--
lng efforts OF more loyal and conservative men.
GENERAL FOSTER
Has finally succeeded in running tie rebel bat-
,sriss. near Washington. North Carolina. and,
wiki a large reinforcement. FASTENED 70 relieve
bss;eged garrison there. when the rebels, not
liking the movements OF their flank. hastily
The Union garrison. CONSISTING #
1ut two small Massachusetts, regiments. q dst4ch-
usnt OF New YORK Artillery. ana a few hundred
Pennsylvania Cavalry, wI;h-toyd the attack for
DAYS of the rebel General. D. Il. Hill.
With an army Of seventeen thousand men The
Icnm0nd papers pronounce Hills operations in
North Carolina = di<.r4c=iUl failure. and assert
E-a- i rrra that For HFa--r-r E----.E -. .
L ;. ARMY completely out-generall-d
lin. with = force IF yE=-La.i the SIZE Of the
-ebels.
What q strange contrast the courage and skill
Il Foster presents in MS holding Washington
With less than two thousand men. and "a position
0Ttifei BY himself. u the Infamous conduct II
Ford, an Ohio political General. who sur
Harper's Ferry. naturally fortified and
improved y art. last year, and defended bv eleven
Union troops. u St5ncwall J4ckS.a's
The former WIS in one If the most dan
,erous positions which have befailen the Union
ores during the war: bis communication COM
listeiy cut Of bis supplies exhausted VT be
the personal risk II running the 81 ckade
i tie rebel batteries on board . small ru.bla-.
q few days afterwards. raised the siege.
'Ori's shameful surrender with over sixty guns
o the enemy. destroyed NcCleIIen' : combinations
OF the capture If the bulk Of the rebel army
the sanguinary battle Of Antietam.
ENGLISH FEELING TOWARDS TIE NORTH.
By recent adTicss from England. a complete
~Oyulsion IF feeling towards the North Is aTuar-
ut. in the action IF the Crown Ministers and
he Press a. sudden - i / remarkable. Their
has. al AZ once. been actually en-
creed IN the sizing II several vessels building
d the Confederate navy. and CAPTURING war
Ike stores One in particular. the TrgUI7,
uIlt at Dumbartln, escaped the Gav before the
rder for her arrest arrived. >ie was ONLY rar-
ALLY finished. and had no guns or w4rliEe ma
erial and but q small crew on board. She can
OF d. u any damaga VI. beng thus unrrOvid-d
u of nsIys OF even defensive operations. \
ederal cruiser i in search q her. The other
essels seized. FIVE in all. have been taken POSES
Of by the Government. Earl Russell las
$50 caused a rigid investigation into the manner
] which TIE A5a51Ha was fitted OUT and Permit
j 70 clear without Custom House Vapers. A.
lady we learn there i considerable hlt.erir-
nOug the 100 Liverpool merchants who
Inscribed the fund - build and arm Lar. The
Icreass Of the American navy u a point Of eff
ency superior u the English. and the deter
lined action Of the New York Cnamt-r Of Com
10 fir out I-,terS-ofmarque and ~reuriSaI.
18th the aid Of the administration agains: Eng
sh commerce. may possibly have had some
with the English Ministers but they
50 are Just beginning = learn that in the event
their going - war with some European Power.
le same Interpretation Of neutral Jaws might
operate against them. By America
ting out A!abImas under another fl-. The
they have established would b ar.lv
noted Is authority.
The London Slipping G1-ens remarks that. the
ashinst9n Government could nyt take a more
fectual means Of drifting into a war with Eng
nd than b. the issue of Privats=Tin- commits
Jns - make rspTISalS upon British shipping for