The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-07-29
SAIEkDA J. JLLl -
NOTES OF THE WEEk.

SOUTHERN PArrRs.-Through the kindness Of a
gentleman Of this city, We have been favored With
the reading Of Savannah and Charleston papers.
The Savannah DAILY Republican, J. /. Hayes, Cd
itor and proprietor is about the size Of this paper,
and the Issue We have before Us contains thirteen
columns q advertisements, besides q very interest
ing selection Of news items and reading matter. By
it We see they have sixteen churches now open and
three closed. OF the churches open there are ten for
white and six for colorei congregations. For whites
there are two Episcopal, two Catholic, two Hebrew,
one Presbyterian, one Baptist, one Lutheran and
one Methodist churches FOR colored. four Baptist,
one Episcopal and one Methodist churches The
Savannah Daily Herald, ;. W. Mason * 90. pub
lishers,'' is q smaller sheet, but shows evidences OF
popularity and success. The Charleston Courier
Charleston, s. C. United States Of America, pub
lished by George Whittemore i Co.." is q hourtsh-
ing looking sheet, OF twelve by eighteen luches.
One thing we noticed particularly, among ali the
advertisements IN these papers there was not one
with the old-time heading, 90 Ran away from the
undersigned,' with the well-known cut Of a man,
with staH and bundle, making tracks for the under
ground line for Canada. SO mote II be.
DQUICK TIME-On Saturday, the 23d inst. the
American clipper ship CeyLoH, Capt. Woods OF
C.. Brewer & Co.'S, Boston Line of Packets, came
into port, having left Boston on the 18th March.
Capt. Woods made the same passage last year in the
Helen Mar, in lis days, and left here on his return
voyage last fall in the same vessel. and was but 25S
days absent from the port on his arrival in the Cey-
Ion. He has doubled Cape Horn three times in II
months. The CeulOR IS "a fine ship, and has brought
n full cargo out in good condition. Her ~sccommoda
lions for passengers are small, but her cabin is very
handsomely finished, and is worthy of a visit. After
discharging her cargo the c. will haul into the
| stream. and await the arrival Of the whaling fleet,
for q return cargo Of oil aud bone.
Tup TuuRTY yIRsr-The twenty-second anniyer-
sary Of the restoration of the Hawaiian flag by Ad-
miral Thomas. occurs on Monday next. and extern
tepsiye preparations have been made for its celeora-
,ion We learn that quite a number of teasts and
luaus will be given in different parts of the city, but
the principal one will take place on the grounds
used for the celebration OF the Fourth. y grand
bail will be given at the New Hall IN the evening
by the Committee of Arrangements. Inc 1a"aiian
Cavalry will parade during the day, and perhaps
other organizations, but we have not seen q pro-
gramme, and consequently QUEEN Sa6e'
y ~ Persons taking Hurpers' and LeSIle's NiustTG-
tel Weeklies, can but notice the change in the style
~ scenes portrayed. Where, during the last four
years we have had displayed battle scenes, we no"
have trotting matches and yacht races. At this dis
lance one can scarcely realize the great changes which
have taken place in the United States during the
mast four months; immense military organizations are
broken No, and the men quietly take up with peace
ful pursuits both i'll the North and the subjugated
territory. What n lesson it teaches to the douDters
as to the stability and practicability Of republican
institutions. = =
TER We learn that the Board Of immigration,
established as was supposed to encourage.-Wh a
misuomer Immigration, particularly OF iaoorers'
has in a spirit Of iiberality much to be commended
consen,ed at last to allow the landing OF the htty
coolies brought here in the Mdtdd0f, upon a payment
Of A tag Of ten dollars apiece the same to he paid 10y
the person who engages them We learn that they
have tcen engaged 10y Mr., L. MetcslIs agents
Messrs. Aldrich, Walker s. Co, to work on the Met
calf plantation at Kaupakuea, Hilo, Hawaii.
$50. From the United States, Eastern ports, nm
from Europe, the following vessels are expected t
orriye this fall From England, to Alessrs. Janion
Green Co, the Dennis BruMdri, sailed April 9Th
from Germany, to Mcssrs. TofachIaeger s. StapCn
horst. the Bremen brig .Hgnes, sailed April 18th
and TO Nessrs. Hackfeld s. Co, the Hawaiian bar
A. J. Pope, sailed May 8th; from Boston, the ia
waiian ship IoIani. TO Messrs, Z. brewer ~ 20 sal
ell Nav 9th. The Dennis BruRdrit is ll2daY out
the Agnes 1913 days out; the II j. Pope 81 day
out; the I0iani G3 days out.
NHAwAIr.s SPOOL Corros,-By the Ccylon. froI
Boston, we are in receipt of samples OF spool cotton
manufactured by the Hadley Manufacturing Con
plnV, out OF hdNnllau ttlOH 1hN SF"N"
" arranged on n black walnut stand and covere
with II glass shade, making a very ornamental on
plav. This spool cotton is manufactured from
small lot of Sea Island. shipped by Mr.. ii. NJ. WIN
ney from last years fall crop. The samples ca
be seen at this Office.
PERsoxA1-Amorg the passengers by the Smy
Mote we are pleased to note the arrival OF j. =. !
Warren, Esq, editor of the California Utne, no
and Stock J0urngE, who visits our Islands with h
wife. for his health, and for the purpose OF co
lec,ing such statistics and ~informstlon regardiI
our Plantations, stock-ranchos, ana other pursuit
as NAV be valuable to our %neighbors on the Pacli
coast. Samples Of the ". ". ant y. Journal ms
be seen AT our office.
ANOTHER SHOW BY the Smyrniotc we notice t
arrival Of Warmers Optical Illusions whp
promise a rich treat in the way Of pictures OF scene
from all parts Of the world. He will display t
same for the first time at the Royal Hawaiian Theai
this evening. See the advertisement.