The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-15
From cur Extra Of Saturday, Oct To-
Arrival of the
CLIPPER SHIP DARING!'
10 Days from San Francisco,
WITH MAILS, EXPRESSES, &c.
Two Weeks Late. from
the War;
Forts Wagner Il Gregg
GREAT Battle IN TENNESSEE .
10000 KILLED AND WOUKDED.

The clipper ship Daring, Captain Henry, ar
rived on Saturday morning, from San francisco,
bringing dates from that port TO the ODD, and
Eastern kilograms to the Dist. :
She brings about 200 tons mercha Elise, and
will sail for Hongkong early next week
The ship Tanjore was loading for Honolulu
evi China, by C. W. Brooks & Co, IL sail Oct.
g. she Will bring our next mail.
The bark George Washington arrived at San
Francisco September Il, with Goals froIt Sydney.
Newcastle Goals were selling at SIC pen ton, and
in demand. Capt. Stott will retur3i IN the
Comet, which had not arrived over .up 10 the
sailing of the Daring
The Eastern news is interesting. Va give the
following abstracts:
The state election in Maine has resglted In q
Union majority Of over l6, 900.
The Emperor Napoleon has assured ne Amer
lean Minister at Paris. that he does NJ contem-
plate recognizing the Rebels.
The Confederate loan was quoted in EUROPE at
80 q 35 discount.
The President. by Proclamation, has suspend
Ell the ha6eas corpus throughout TIA United
States.
The European news does not appear:lo possess
any stirring interest. We cut out ts.s follow
ing items
The London Morning Post believes there is
little doubt that the suspected irOn-cla5 rams at
Liverpool will be detained by the Britisg Govern
ment under the Foreign Enlistment Az. 1t is,
nevertheless, said they were built TO tn order of
u French house, under q contract foi the late
Pasha of Egypt, but the present Pasis repudi-
ates the contract.
News that the rebel Government has resolved
to arm the negroes was received withs distrust.
The London Ddily Necs says it will ffove con-
elusively not only that the Confederate cause is
hopeless but that the leaders know it. The
Morning Post looks on it as q mastse piece of
policy, giving at once immense reinf}rcements
and exercising an advantageous moralf Influence
in Europe.
The pTivateer Florida had put into Bre1, France,
and it is reported that legal proceedings Gre TO be
instituted against her. 1t is doubtful tSether she
will be permitted to go to sea.
Affairs in Virginia.
Both the National and Rebel aTmieyrn Virgil
MIA have been greatly reduced to rein scce other
armies South and West. Lees army IS said to
be between Gordonsville and Hano:sr, near
Richmond. zen Meade's army is on }he Rapi-
dan River. No serious engagements l..d taken
place, nor was any expected.
New Yorx. La Es'* si..i Money R ts:y ss 3 to !; pc, cert.
Sterling Exehangs, lSs 70 Id; Gold i, 9Psae lat. a; sjst, closing
Large Sales of Hawaiian Sugar by ii'Ruer &
Merrill, ranged from 81 90 to SO 81 per 100
lbs, according To quality.
From Charleston.
Gen. Gilmore captured Forts Gregg end Wag-
ner on Morris Island September 1th, and now
holds the whole island. The rebels were trying
to plant guns on the ruins of Sumter. Great
efforts were being made To fortify the city of
Charleston against the anticipated attack which
had not taken place up to the latest late from
thence, which was Sept. l6. The opinion was
that Charleston must fall ON the frrt strong
attack.
NEW YORK, Sept. l9.-The steamer McCIeE-
Ian, from Morris Island, the morning of the 10th,
has arrived. Gen. Gilmore was mounting heavy
guns ut Cummings Point to shell Charleston.
The rebel fire from James Island continued, but
was not very effective. Fort Sumter was still
held by the rebels.
From Kentucky.
Gen. Burnside, after capturing Cumberland
GIN which "a the nass hefxeen Kentucky and