The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-05

SDoInST nap Of ' uENH raw H"7 '
time been gradually recovering, aud IL now able 70
ride out. All remedies failed to restore her until
electricity was tried.
Parson Brownlow Of Tennessee has never been
considered a negro-worshipper but he says, in . re-
cent letter. that be " would rather see the poorest
black in Tennessee with q vote, than a miserable
cauting hypocrite Of a rebel. who has sneaked back
into the Union without taking time TO wash the
stains of loyal blood OF his hands"
They use a new drink called " turpentine punch"
now in some European hospitals. in low stages OF
fever. 1t is composed of two ounces OF brandy. eigh'
Of boiling water. one Of turpentine. and sugar TO
sweeten.
II has been satisfactorily demonstrated that sixteen
Maine regiments, twice as many from Massachusetts.
all the negro troops, were severally. by ~resiments.
the first to raise the Union flag on the capture OF
Richmond.
P. b. Clayes of Salisbury, VI. sheared a Panlar
eve which was twenty one days less than a year old.
The fleece weighed Il pounds and 4 ounces. and the
carcass but 80 pounds and II ounces!
The depopu,ation Of Canada goes on TO an extent
which greatly alarms the good folks across the line.
Some villages are nearly deserted by emigration OF
families going to the Western States, and most OF the
young men are leaving.
In the city OF Lynchburg. Va, there is three mil
lion dollars worth Of good tobacco waiting 10 ind
way to the market. The accumulations OF TINS I'M
portsnt article Of consumption in other DISTRICTS eh-
tending far down into North Carolina, are immense
The Chinese government has commissioned 3
French officer 10 establish d mint at Pekin, at which
Chinese coins are to be made after the model of those
of France.
An ANONYMOUS gentleman in London has given the
m~unifcent sum Of el6, 900 TO the almoners of Christ's
HOSPITAL for the Blind, in the hope that II may draw
forth four additional similar sums for the reiiei OF
INDECENT blind persons of forty years and upwards
THE REBEL GENERAL Dick Taylor's Louisiana
plantation, near New Orleans. which had been con-
fscated, was sold a short time since for S9,ouu. Ii
comprises $500 acres, with all the improvements
sugar house, mills, engines, dwellings,, &c Lucky
man, the buyer.
Artemus Ward, in his late letter from Richmond.
saws "Gin'ral Halleck offers me the hospitality OF
the city. He give me my choice OF hospitals he
has also very kindly placed ut my disposal q s"aH
pox smboolance."
The louisville Journal says: II Martin Farqua-
hsr Tupner doesn't stop writing wretched poetry
upon the United States, We hope that President John
son will End authority for demanding him % the
British Government for punishment.
According TO a North Carolina paper the motto OF
a large number of the subdued rebels must be
q. Turn up the sacred soil, porcine inhahitsnt, or
YOUR name will swell the mortusry column whioh.
briefly interpreted. signifies Root, hog. or DIE I!
The present valuation Of property in Cincinnati Is
S4s. 525, 900; an increase of Sl4. OOO, 600 over last
year.
/ The Grand Master of the Free Masons in Italy has
forwarded an address of coincidence upon the murder
, of Mr.. Lincoln to Mr.. Marsh, United States repre-
sentative at Turin, and sn order has been issued 10
q drspe the Masonic lodge rooms Throughout Italy Ia
a mourning during nine days.
An exchange says Many can remember the tiGi'
q when the administration of John Quincy Adams W.
r severely condemned as shamefully extraVagant,c~
! cause it required $13. 000, 600 per annum TO DEERE
tho exnepses CT the government. Now SlI.OOo.oO>
are subscribed in a single day to a government loan
RELIGIOUS conference at P~ortsdam, New York,
recently found q minister guilty OF disioyaty 10 Two
accounts. He had not been naturalized and he TOOK
g the New York World. The Buffalo Express accepts
che ;udomeut. and says a Christian ID bound moi
g onIv 70 repornce the flesh and the devil. but the
World also.
d The memorandum book of a STAKEHOLDER on TIT
r,.- rnnt,la on str
ton, issued to his overseer one season. that d Pihn'
le alton must produce SO much corn, such a quantity o
y cotton. a certain number OF mules, q certain humoe
y of hogs, aud ten negro children.
lie II is said that the only joke Gen. Sherman eve
l. narne,rated was upon entering the capital OF Mort
Carolina. Turning to a regiment OF veterans wh
were marching by the State House. he called out
u Don't you think this is a good place TO eng ha'
- eigh round the flag, boys!'
~ Ar the annual session of the Grand Lodge of Ere
To Masons of New York, the committee on foreign COZ
" respoudence reported adversely to the recognition
- Jodpes working under O charter from the dra1
Lodge of Hamburg. There are quite a number
be Lodges in the country of colored men, who have r
MT ceived their charters from the Grand Lodge OF HAN
burg.
ne A gentleman calling on General Scott in New YoI
ly found him in excellent health and much reJoiced
he the successful termination of the war. The conVe
u satiop turning on JEFF. Davis, the old General vel
poiptedly aud emphatic ally remarked - / nope
will be hung by the neck, cir 1 hope he will hai
by the neck"
Tho, n wholesale emigration from Canada, sa
the Montreal Transcript. TO the neighooring stat
nat has set in, is painfully evident from the reports IN
reach US from all parts Of the country. Near
,ar every exchange that comes TO hand tells of raj
var decrease of population. Want Of capital to furni
employment for labor, ia assigned as the cause
A New Hampshire gentleman says: Take Z
or large table spoonfuls of Cologne and two tea spoo
ing fuls Of fine salt ; mix them together in a small oott
every time you have any acute affection OF the ner'
rou or neuralgia, simply breathe the fumes in your NJ
o from the bottle, and you will be Immediately
ono lieved."
WV The emigration from Kentucky and Tonnes
-, into Indiana does not diminish with the approach
rid peace Du' ra'ns 80" 80. ,hrier COWS
who bring with them some money and a good oes
md stock, farming utensils. household goods, &c. In
ous from Tennessee, however, are geheraNy pour u
a come IS laborers.
lou The Masonic Lodges in France continue 10 forw,
letters of coincidence and sympathy 10 Mr.. Bige
mia for the death of Mr.. Lincoln, on tho mistaken I'M
nation that the deceased President was a Mas
MANY of these letters are beautiful tributes 70
49, and m the noble qualities of the deceas
nes' and all the Lodges nave gone into mourning I"
period OF several months.
need h.., .o-red :, Nav Yo,k
He II cOrPoraon no 80 sdsr,v ~ nsrsons hoId
slI places OF trust or substituting capital in the plac
individual responsibility, for the purpose OF linden
fving employers tor losses sustained by reason OF
over unfaithfulness Of employees. A similar organiIa
avis exists in London, and has been very successful.
of New York writer says the chief pleasure der
by the Bostonians at a musical ENTERTAINERS
criticism, and he ventures the statement that ." y
a. thew 90 to Heaven they will declare that some OF
harps are ont Of tune, that one OF the angels I
one liberties with the composers text, and that ano
Nho" sings fat. They will also deplore the absence oil
Boston organ"