The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-10-06
EEIgl9y Important
20 f g ri II GWS !
Expected Renewal Of War in Europe.

By the arrival of the bark Bsrmice on Tuesday,
and the ship Sea Serpent On Thursday, we have re.
ceived San Francisco dates to September 18th, to-
gether with the New York mails of August 1st. 10Th
and 10Th, and London mails of July 18th to August
9th, covering an interval Of about three weeks.
The news is unusually interesting, and there is a
probability of the renewal of the war in Europe.
The Presidents Progress.
After leaving Albany, where our last previous dis
patches reported him, De passed through Rochester,
Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit and thence to
Chicago. arriving at the latter city at the date as
signed for the inauguration Of the Douglas Monu-
ment, 20 which the following dispatch refers:
CHICAGO, Sept. 6th-The ceremonies of laying the
corner stone of the Douglas Monument, to-day, were
most impressive, and accompanied by the most en-
thusiastic ovation 10 President johnson.
At an early hour the streets near the Sherman
House were choked by the vast crowd which had
come from every part of the State to witness the cere
monies. The procession TO the ground Was over n
mile in length, and was formed by the various
Lodges Of the Masonic fraternity in Chicago, the
Committee Of Arrangements, the Order Of Knights
Templar, the Hiberuian Organizations, Temperance
Societies, Italian, Turn Verein, and German Societies.
The Turner's and the vast crowd Of citizens all along
the route cheered the President, Gen. Grant. Admi
RAJ Farragut, aud Mr.. Secretary Seward. all Of whom
met the most enthusiastic reception from the crowd,
which numbered many thousands.
After the stone had been laid by the President,
Major-Generai Jno. \. Dix delivered al Grafton on
the life, character, and public services Of Stephen a.
\. Douglas, characterized 10y great elCquence, and
concluding with the words OF Douglas: tell them
TO obey the laws and support the Constitution Of the
Union"
After leaving Chicago. the President visited St.
Louis. and passed through the principal towns in
Illinois and Indiana, then to Louisville, Cincinnati.
Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Baltimore, and Washington.
At most points, there were great demonstrations and
enthusiasm at some places, however, the masses
were quite-iisrespectful and showed their feelings by
hisses, aud in one or two places there were riots.
The Atlantic Gable.
The old cable which was broken, when being laid
last year, has been recovered, spliced. relaid and is
in working order. as will appear by the following:
HEARr's CONTENT. Sept. 2i-The news of the sue
cessful picking up Of the Atlantic telegraph cable Of
this morning. The expedition with the Great Eds-
tern had been out "A days, and all hope Of success
had been abandoned by the telegraph people here.
The news reached Vllentia AZ forty minutes past ave
o'clock, one hour and fye minutes before it was re-
ceiyed even here. Signals are sent through the cable
with perfect accuracy, and We are talking with tie
Gregt EdsteTR every moment, ria Vaientia, in
Ireland. About three hours after the recovery Of
the cable the splice Was made with the cable slowed
in the main tank < Of the GTe1t EdStern, and the low
ering Of the cable into the sea Immediately took
place. The big ship l. now paying GU, the wire and
approaching Hearts Content, on her return, at about
the same speed she maintained in the late ex Expedition.
The telegraph feet is expected here next Saturday.
HEARTS Content, y F, Sept. Sih-Since Sunday
morning Uninterrupted success has followed the GredE
Eastern, aud she laid the shore end Of the 1860 cable
on Saturday, evening at 1 o'clock. under a salute
from the ships war in tie harbor and tremendous
cheers from the large crowd Of the enthusiastic spec
tafors assembled. this being the second triumph Of