The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-15
Late Foreign Items.

The ARGUNENT.-We find the argument Of tn
Presidents recent speeches succinctly stated a
follows
81. The rebel States never were ont Of tn,
Union, and by no possibility cOuid they 20 out.
III. The rebel States can only be brough.
back into the Union by means of my policy =
"lll. There never were any rebel States
\ person in England rumnaging among his
family documents, found written on the lack o
an old deed some words indicating that a pot Of
gold was buried in i certain place in the garden.
1t was at first regarded a. a hoax, but on digging
IN the spot an iron pot came to light, cJntainin:
fifteen thousand guineas, and Il scrap Of parch-
ment much ~decayed, on which was written. :. The
devil shall have it sooner than Cromwell"
4 TITLED NAN Lord James Butler.
the new State steward at Dublin Castle, Is a
dliryman. His carts, with his lOrdship's name
duly enblaZJncd, are to be seen in Dublin. sup
plying customers with milk but he won't serve
any one who viii not buy at least four quarts
daily.
INFLUENCE OF \ True WuE-A sensible. aE
iectionate. refined, practical woman. makes a
mans nature all the stronger by making it more
tender-puts new heart into all his striving-and
gives dignity TO his prosperity, and comfort TO
his adversely. Every tue life wields a still
greater power when it feels a living heart draw
ing it with irresistible force into every position
Of duty.
\ young Louisville clerk induced a respectable
HoOsier girl to run away from her home and 20
over 10 Louisville, where he promised TO marry
her. He kept her ut a boarding-hOuse two OF
three days, and made dishOnorable proposals to
her. She got him into the parlor, locked the
door, and cowhided him within an inch of his
life, whereat the people said good for the Hoosier
girl.
Mans 1SHUMANITY To MAN.-It is stated that
a physician in st. LOuis, Mo, tore up Il prescrip-
ton for a cholera patient because the wife of the
SICK rH9r"1T III Suas Uapehisas 1888 uarrels of
and. 2L5. GHc6u?a IiJl 1cj~nGs lee. 1he man died.
and prominent citizens have taken means to pro-
secute the doctor.-N. Y. Fee. Post.
Such a wretch is unworthy of the profession
and ought to be read out of 1t.
The North AMERICAN CONFEDERATION. The
British Government has agreed to guarantee the
loan Of 500, 600 600 which is required for the
British North American Confederation, and it
has further consented TO guarantee a sufficient
sum for the purchase of the Hudson Bay terri
tory, which is to be included in the Contedera-
ton.
GIFT To THE WALDESsEs.-The Russian Am
bassadOr at the court of Victor Emmanuel has
given sc, 600 to the Waldensian Educational
Establishment, as a token of gratitude for the
spiritual benefit he received while attending the
Waldensian worship in that city.
The Roman army is being placed into shape so
as to be ready to replace the French troops in a
couple of months, and horses are passing through
France, coming from England, en- route for the
Holy City.
Letters from Vienna state that the Empress of
Austria is having a small villa built near Buda,
in hungary circumstance which would seem
to indicate that her Majesty intends, with her
children. to pass some time every year Ill that
part of the empire.
RIsTORI.-The debut of Madame Ristori at the
French Theatre in New York, some weeks since,
was the great event in artistic and fashion
able circles of that city. The play was Euri-
pides' ancient tragedy, "Medea," familiar to
the Greeks over two thousand years ago. The
Tribune says Ristori's presence is noble J ~ v%ice
wonderfully beautiful trec ii, and round as that
Oh AtEeth:luvGaat and so well modulatcd as to
charm ears to which the Italian language is a
mystery. She is a noble actress, worlds in adj
vance of any woman on the American or English
stage.
WIRES COMMANDMENTS. Thou shalt have no
other wife but me. 2 Thou shalt not take into thy
house any beautiful brazen image of a servant girl
to bow down to her and serve her for | am q jealous
wife, visiting, etc. 3. Thou shalt not take the name
of thy wife in vain. 4. Remember thy wife to keep
her respectfully. 5. Honor thy wife's father and
mother. 6. Thou shalt not fret. Z. Thou shalt not
find fault with thy dinner. 8. Thou shalt not chew
tobacco. Q. Thou shalt not be behind thy neighbor.
10. Thou shalt not covet the tavern keepers rum,
nor his brandy, nor his wine, nor anything that is
behiui the bar of the rum seller. IL. Thou shall
out later than nine O'Clock at night