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, 1866-09-12

one boz marsbout feathers for dressfng
One box ar.iadsi flowers.
onn ,,i !os- new rthton. for saahea-velvek
one tmsii miniature modal piano, pisysi
by meehanfim, from Vieun4
one ladys writing desk, tnlaid with tor.
toise ehel and mother-oEpeasi, lined
with stlk vcttet with compastmcntq and
gold eeal, goid pencil ease iii of @ faaey
=. writing paper. Made in 1.alis. 49,. 80.
onG HulA work boz. elegant, inlald VIM
aliysr md liued With e. satin, f1cd with
' eoid ihimb!e, needle. scissors, penknife,
70 match French pfano. ...... :. ...,.,....
one lopg kniiting ease to match the above,
nued with needles, bcads and silk OF
every description. -...... ...-.,,,,.
0ne paper maeha work box, and ftted up
lsfeht steel; dtted up with scissors.
One lsdys Rassia leather shopping S:x.
W Wa.h silver and eilt clasps for cha1u and
9ps 9ps s ssis EE|i; Egl|d ss;ss sa;
liltle box. = present unto her ,,,...s...s ~
9ne lady's small work bag; silk nttjuca.,
Onc cold silyet portmonnafe. fe...,...
one Nt!e nioe po1monnaie. velvet md
verNs nrreent Will naanss In ST.
One hair III stand.a small Soosc.:... LII:
sman dfawcrs and mlrror.....s.s' WIZ
One basket Of mother-of.neasl IN oiit ana
red eaiin, ana fnIl Of WsT KIT tioTctS @ l ~ ana
One elegant BJblc In rilf. edrr monnted r.
gold. ....'... ~
Forty: :ihiee volumes various minis;nra
books, bound most elerauily IN morn.
co, and brought as s prescnt frnm
= Europe. ........s...s,,.....
One eilver pin cushion and scWcr for fast-
ening on the table 80
One elegant richly carved iyory worE tshle'
brought from Mexico; inside ntted u0
With silk and different compartmcnts.
standing three feet high.
One ladies' solid silver rultcr, from Mex
!, lco.;;..:.. ;...-................ ....-,
one gut head ornament, representing i
,dagger;....-...... ......... -. -.
INC laayf English dressing case, solid siI-
Sef ntslEEs, English make aud stamp.
fToseWood, bound with brass and gilt
~ na'ea a,a and itned With sltyes.--;.-:..-.....
hYIahRR
, 1866-09-12
VISIT or T1sz: SOUTHERN I.t>Y.
Af.lSytS.

- Rs2S
As VIC lave already announced, a party of
twenty-five loyal citizens Of the South will
arrive i'll this city on Monday, the first day
Of October. They were delegated by the
Convention that recently closed its sessions
IN Philadelphia, to 20 through, the North,
following the same route taken By the presl.
dent in Ills electloneeriug tour. We observe
That extensive preparations arc making in
the East to extend suitablr welcome to
these distinguished gentlemen; aud nc no.
tice with especial pleasure that slnilar inca.
surcs arc on foot in Chicago. meeting OF
Citizens was held at Tue rooms Of the Repub.
'iean State Committee, on Monday evening.
at which 1t WAS determined that the entire
State should he invited to unite in this vel.
come. 4 committee, consisting Of many OF
our most distinguished citizens, was appoint
ed ior this Congressional District, and the
Central Committee will select others for the
remaining districts Of tic State. On the
sa''lc evening our Common Council, by an
almost unanimous vote, (only one obstinate
Democrat voting "nay') resolved TO tender
the hnepitalIties Of the city, aud directed the
Mayor to cooperate with the different COM
n4ittccs Of citizens to prepare for the reccl~
tisn.
Let thfs te the occasion grand out
pouring Of the people OF Chicago and o: Illi-
ncis. LIT Us vic with PHILADELPHIA in greet
ing the loyal Hen Of tic Sout.l, with proccs.
slous and music, aud banners and illuuiua-
t'o:'s, worthy Of those WHO have been pcrse-
cutst for the sake Of the Union. Let tile W.
r''us Republican organizations Throughout
tic State, take Immediate str,,s to come il,
bodies, as far as this is possible, and when it
Is impossible, TO send as many delegates aud
representatives as can attend. Let Ms contest
with Philadelphia the glory Of holding the
largest and most splendid meeting Of the
ca'n1atsn. Philadelphia or Chicago will be
tie 'nnreT city let us determine that it
shall t'c Chicago.
We doubt not the journey Of the
Southern delegates through the North, will
hc perfect ovation. The feeble dcmons,r,-
tt"ns Of the Ccpperhcnds iu honor Of john.
son will be cclil'Scd aud put to shame. Tic
people will turn out, no, as in his case to ser
show but to express the feelings of SYM
latl'y so deeply Implanted in tl1cir hearts,
ior mcu who hare been true to The flag, in the
vcry midst Of the rebellion. Loyal illinois
Loves aN9 hcnors them; let her show lcr
sy'nrathics by tho graEdest meeting ever
held IN the West.
, 1866-09-12
Universal Suffrage In Prussia.
(CorFefpondcnte oE the Boston Journa1,1
II

'HAsIAk116A& EAS-1 august rs. 1SU5-
Great events are transpiring on the Conti-
nent. Three days ago B'smafk startled the
world by bringing a bill before the Prussian
PARLIAMENT Erantlrg Unistrsal 5aGragei It
= entitled The Electoral Law for tie Par
Germany" It provides that in all the States
the ELECTION shall be on the same basis.
Every Prnssian Who Is twenty five years OF
age Is to be an elcctor, exercising his suf-
fringe not only for the Representative Cham.
ber for each State but for the Imperial Par
lament. The present law gives one vote to
every two hundred and fifty Of ofpopulation, but
the new blu allowing five persons to house.
bold, will be one vote to every FIVE of popu-
lation: Every e1cctor who has resided In tho
State three years Is eligible to Parliament.
There is to be but one representative to every
one hundred Thousand inhabitants. The
vote Is to be By ballot, without any property
qualification, and the districts are to be kept
equal. II this bill becomes q law. US uu-
doubted1y 1t will, Prussia becomes q Demo-
cEntic nation.
, 1866-09-12

she ~ ~ ss nd could ve wheseshs pseased
A!ss1aJ1oE md told The sxne ia Inatfen 1cI1uR-
:1ld tl9os th4& ahe Nt4 well tte4tad Al fn ,sr
bang starred Its Ike this WhoIo eHarrN- Ensn8
eee th19 K1fls md see Hahe looks likc pe Starred
Sne enid oat = f,s H. ,s ,1 md eighteen
drudsery. B6o did not coot was ,eiis, ~ sfess =!
| tTc.a, ard the washIuE Wus done ftTe
! qucui!y near oar house. As 10 the
violation of hee. person while at my house il
wleI .s 81 = r. ona re- and fea t19s I
never heen nleathed OF THOUGHT Of and would not
II she Wete thera hundred yeats. The plot to
get her away VA tissue Of taIsehoods, sworn to
be investigated The g11f could have gone without
ta!s trouble 81 she wonld only 60. She WAS ono
had nequently, and one hundred girls, i'll stound
now che Is In The hands Of he Phflistines and
taeI may set anything theT want from her. When
ene mad lust turned lh1ftenn years, anu this old
| IcEfo woman found she would not 70 with he1,ahe
soia NJ vile she Vas IN tho family way, to DIS
F1ase II. Of e9u1te. The girl kEew it was false.
dent Of Illinois thirty four years and Chfcaeonexf-
y ten 5eals and hare filed Offices oftrust for Gov
etnmeut. for the city, and the honarsbIe Roam ~
| 1Iade OF Ghltaso, with honor to mvsclf and
friends. 1have never committed any cFinae KnoTn
70 onr laws. nor been indicted By our Grand JufT
Who hare eofled ther good names ID hIs Hot viii
myself and family rs good snd IaS.ah1d;n- r,T
zcnR, doubt there ii man in lie Un!tcd statca
who Knows me, that would believe this ei.arre
uaat nas been published. J. B. TAr1on.
, 1866-09-12
The Alleged outrage on q Colorea
Girl

! Girl
Editor Tribune:
The publication In rour issue Of the 9TH Instant.
IN regard to eooted girl, is so destitute Of tic
you 10 publish the following statement Of setnai
Mcts, as an act Of Justice to me-: About two years
aul four months ago !. colored woman named
house She said she I'D been At seye5n niacess o s
md TO the Homo Of the Fnend1ess. She was to ret
ssed s. ips I'll 81, GF a FL e@s @
opel gil had 10 o. eiesses liz faf pse ase
| pleased. Soon after, this old woman claisoed to
Se as sE an whi1h The g h. %
enysl9e: .ayips sAe Ed WORKED isns enoash sa io9
own three children whit Sic ,hen tsied to net a
her away. The girl raid she never won1d 70 With
he5 .Ssaa taa he sSP. hg1,s 1et e Il ia AZ
honse She agreed, II my wife would clothe and
mend for heI she would aiay as1ong as We chose to
qurntly. The girl had refused to see her and had
friends, whom ehe despised beyond poison. de-
wS.tsve The alaays s.x bsyg
when they called; II they called IN or sdscase M
t. As to eloihi1g, dc has had had pleaty ] Of as5 eood
r. and has ia two pairs q aee Shoes At at oas
not wearing her ehocs, but /: was useless to do eo
s5s S has nsser been with ns WITHOUT good clothes
than a'. ons 9wn children: Serenity -ave cents pei
Sses sSs or1a Si not s,eaafsey p;y te heF epag
and bedding. She would not sleen in ills room, ,
1.1 nways p5efeTtng t. sleep on ths aooF o. y ouf
School. but she. protested and would not attond
for my persuasion that We cou1d use. As ior her
.hs In stsnaa aass sssnasy sehos e
and walking opt every Sunday with the children
place q snnsy nsa q sais
ssPs ne exs Eins Gss2 r.
al ,hs ehSpping shs evct dia never beIng oat q
ase0E tea 9iss e. y f .s lie % s5s
had ten In our family, and have haa our washing
done ont frequently. as waslwonan close By
clothes: She gould not mills. and she has broken
more ware than $50 would purchase. She
~ 6esn more fsouhle to 5.ise thaa az our dys
lie tor sport, and stick 70 the most absurd IN
uths syen xhsp gsoss;l; s;l;, uPon M hsE We could not
chg sss fa'zag easzs e9d
returned the ;s, J., same forenoon, deaouneing
sewing women in our house to cwfor her ~ vel M
as ouI family. and she has two nav dresses now
chance TO put on when taken away, beins washing
At the time, .as tfty can swear 10 WHO saE liz
get her was this; Her colosed friend, Fanny WIN
sten. eWote ont warrant for assault aud battery
against her and ug wife, which was said to have
II was talte and autlawed. The girl or MIs. +,
9sssE raised band TO her. They we're, Of course,
nnatcna.Eed. Ihen man by the name Of G. ".
on The gil ,twhom he now bas.) She was sui.
psiaed. Hot eyen having seen OF known such a
hoEseman tBakersl made no appearance. Justice
nem gu SnoWs what the GIL said .-also Justice
AeDonald and others IN court. thst she would
actually shocked JuAtica DeWolfs propsiety, Who
repftn1nded her severely. Justice DtwoH told
, 1866-09-12
The Election In Wilmington. Dc1avrn-c
fErnt1 fh JEfi,,.fs.4t4.,.

The city election took place last Tuesday
afternoon, aud resulted IN the complete III.
labored hard, but they were unable Is elect a
man. The rcbuke is signal one to the
author q my policy and all who ADVOCATE
was as follows:
Fer alayor-Joshua s. Valentine received
To- Fotes Henry F: Finncgan, 1,041. Ma
Aldernan-Franc1s Vincent, 1850: Thos.
y; Gibson, 1,@. Majority for Vincent, 500.
Cochran, 1,os5. Majority for Preston, IL.
aAssessor-Joseph Pierson. 1926; William
&; Pierce, ,N3- Majority for Picrson, ..S3.
The entire number of votes cast was :. .Sto
being the largest poll ever made in this city
at an election for municipal officers At tie
general election there will bc over {, 900 votes
polled, and as the Locofocos had out their
entire strength Oh Tuesday, 1t will be seem
that the Union party Will hare large ma
!ority, enough to carry not only The county,
but the State also, If our friends do their
duty In other sections.
, 1866-09-12
THE TURF.

Fashion Course, L. I.-Ttott1ng.
!. With bright sun, a clear eky aud the
Fahrenheit in thn s9nd. f,ot;inn hor.a TIT
make ljs best time r. ~. h. had liz ss .I-i Wi
prrparntfon ), hrt won nv TX s n;nJ nau tne sanu
the horizon md ir5.ziir1 ,oir Jn,n,os w.,
spirits If man and heast no.. 90 ,r"a ne i,,n @ .lc
yestert,nr nfYnrnn.,,, oeas.' u.s. WIS the case
sIarnest In nnt ~ ~ +ote 'HC aus n caSs 81 Tue
enjnr stats Af ~ ~ W % suhGu ou. Inc threat
leayfnsr forn ~ f,,a "eit t.ai a. .Me 'lnle OF
onfIs ftom cntnr,rn s ~ stavh aetsllcu lnous-
stquetcr lie Fnsifon Co,rs.. H.. ~, ,rasa,1t
the hriI1nnt onnna ranon ts,a uiu I. ~ llcseht
such celebrated nrscs M eore = 1vl,ss WE "nen
theis 1as noen az Gfe brought together, sun
n4hared gcntlcmcn and laaies, who were
bound % + to !, sec ~ the trot." The race was for
vc, IL farnets the contustants i VIZ h,;n 5mfec ~
Relt's bay mare Lady Thorn, and S W. sin: I'm:
mare Won In three straght heats, in very cx X
ccllent time, considering tho state Of the
eaey pa ahe o saoa h % was the m yofs 10 In
for some time prcrionsiy but wien M thc mara MARI
made her appearance on thc track, her much
niam improves aEpsaEanGe since her last per.
iosMance on Lung Island changed the orler
hundred to eighty was current on her ,sjnninS
when the bell sounded for tic horses to nres
pare for the race. George Wilkes nlso looked
Ia.r,, "T ~ uuu5 nsul.Ms uia moved up and
uuM w elseteA Win . very loose, clastfc
ana Tapia motion, satisfying Ills buckcrs with
lis condition, although in the racc In did
not come up 10 their cxncctufions c3thnr ~
epccd or endurance. Gror~o Wiiio tne. IL ,4 -
n1,I1 nnvcr rns ns,, oibc NNhcs y nor,
n~n,tin., "I - - snMe nurse. anu, Win the
SEAeTttiou ~ MS Two lfots with the mare at
!!e Union Course last summer, he never I'm
tshcd milo without requiring punish,nent
to force him to the end. Tho f3,ars ncrE,r,ns
cd her mart 10 the ntimfrnfinn nfa IN perI ~
thourh liz fins ,nnJn !. ~. ~ ~ Auu W
ontirinntn5 Il ,a t.ras % 20 tot ~ 4ust rs was
~ M a,. ~ nAs nese!lhetess very good,
10 W nase ttiore stale4, when the murky |
conaition OF tlo atmosphere Is taken into
consideration.
coming up on cvr. ic:s via, lie naIe an czro ~
lent ttar: was effected Tlr staiiien snon sl'nwei
~ front, mud In going around lie turn hn,l his |
wheel a. the mares bead. He passed the nrsrtnr
pole ono lcnEth in ffoi in tbtrty-sfx nn,i inir
seconds, and, keeping tho advantage. VA a,.nnt
thc same distance in advance al r hatf.miIe nnIe
~ Ill. Going atong the Flushing cnd the MARI
closed up trHc, but In m Instant fhr s1niifnr
shot away again and showed nearly 4 lenrth n
daylight between them. Approachine the ihrre.
quarter no!c the nrs pressed her suit viii, re-
ncWed figor, and soon afterwards carrief iha
STALLION 70 break. when takinc the lcad she
came on the honlcstsetch q length clear Of him.
Crooks rallied the horse by all lis persuasive DOW.
efs up tho homestreeh, hut 10 no purpose, As the
1bs lent b{ three lengths, in ss;!i.' W. AA1 "on
=, ,sfco1d Axqf.-one hundred 10 forty offered on
the r. Iaass "athout taSets With very cycn Start
, 1866-09-12
A. j. AT INDIANAPOLIS.

Mr. johnson sH,,nfr arour;1 n ,ho 1,,
apo1is side of tl,c c,Ec,e ~ Mnn5a, ,,.4",'. :.
and Ills rcccpt,on cvi5cntlv WI ~ .,,a;'
to lattcr lis fnord,natc ra,,;tr M, w. -. -
encourage the homes of },s friends VIII. ho,.o
been confident of CARVING tbc stotc or mat.
ana in the approaching election. Noth1nr
has been seen. recently. 1norc hro,1lv f,rc;'
cal than the perfurmancc of sol ,rcro3;t,,
who stood I'M amid tbc ter;s,vc hoo,;no. ~
the multitude. and sai1 IN t1,c prc.,,e,,
at affords me- Measure In ossnro w., +I,.t
the great body of fhc ncon1c or 1na,ana
approve YOUR man fnr rcs,or;ma
the Uniou.n Tho vo-r 1a;a'
that ,:ttc,ed trc.o r.o.;,. or
drowned In ,be wills nnd .,'o,,s mS IVA "as
proyal t1,at esmcnnf fro,, 49, ss.s.t ~ u.sStF
Of the pcon,r t1cn M ,,,ass sss.e.,, 60 Ivy
Whether Mr.. johnson f,1,oyoa .1o.,.,..,. ~
the crowd. It is aItficn,t In en- TI,ss.a,,,
Lilitics arc lie believed, Ncrcii;t, IT, H. ,.,
bounded crotis,n renders lin di',rt,, .,ro.,.
I'm. hut tic voice Of f1n,tc-v an, i, ,,r,',
ally accepted the body Of Mcrndi,,, ~ lin
't,.ly of the pcorlc, Du. 1nlianauul;. would M
not hear Mr.. johnson sneak, Thc crowd ~.
solutely refused to lfstcn tn him m ,,,, t.r,,,
lat bluntly toffl him n II s,,,t nv,
had fairly oucncd l,Is month. ~. ho,reI .n1
tcrapcd, and begged TO be heard. II w. ,r,s 81" ~
no ,lsc. cJun,t wnn, IN low fro,n w., ~, y,
was The stubborn nu.wcr oc ,lo ,,,on1a
Gsunt they would huyc, but Johnson ,hcv
wuuld not and the great Dictator WINS corn.
,ile'l 10 give il IN, lie nausea \ f;,w min.
utcs in the vain hone Of n 1,rarinr nm, ill.,
covering that il was useless. retired from thc
La!cupy and "suhsIdct1 ~ f,r tl,r n,vht r. L.
'~- <'A~ A4'SNi. - -
, 1866-09-12

President, on tho ground thst he stood on
tho same footing with other rebel paroled
prisoners Of WAT. He Is just as good Union
man as Mayor Monroe, or thousand others
that enjoy tho smiles of tho great Mogul Of
the White House and hold Eat o1fccs.
, 1866-09-12
EUROPE.
Our italian Letter.

Anc PeAee NegottatfonH-VJctor Eman-
nels Amnesty Ffoc1anaatfon-ChanE
IN tAe Cabincf-Prospec1lye Troubles
WIN FFanee-A French Scheme De-
2cated-AustF1nn Mcanncas-
and his Movements-ItaIlan Rrtc-
MndHrn >.--E7@
, 1866-09-12

Dnfsng the coming campaign we wilI send our
Weekly, in packagcs Of len OF upwards, 10 one ad-
drees, al the following prices.
, 1866-09-12

Tic Rnck Trngedy-Reactton Of Pub.
nc Feelln@-The Political Situation
lhc EtGhf-Honf Candfdate-Fenlan
Matfern-Johnson's Kecep1lon-Cana.
dian Affairs.
, 1866-09-12
FROM DETROIT,

Hon. A. ". Randall, Postmaster Gen
ineton City, D. c.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-03
LTEVs.

NV YORK. Jan 6-TEe dry pools house % H. p. CIafiu
& Co. o. this city. sold ia 1sG5 gods 70 The amount q seventy
million dollars, against iry million IN $50. The ahose vii
i~ading New YORK merchants, since the close q the way
TsrEASAL EEvEsUE-The amount q receipts from internal
81 .Gsi - = Il Isl q siISsS Is; isss. s.1Ii I5g - y ne -
eept- ar The current fiscal year. ending june 1O;h- are est-
year.
CorTo1 sALE-A Government sale Ct 1890 bales Of cotton
reuey, for low ordinary o middHug fair gulL There we're sales
81 Florida Sea Island at 62iG55e currency, AMI refuse lots a.
darss : period Of .sa days. -
,PAIsrszA despatch dated SeE York l7th Dec quotes an
adgaace q from ) o. ~ Z cent in Bl-ached ad Brown Cot
sLii]ta-. we're Gl.,-t t0c. Standard Amerfeta Pm. .l6 All
aTvPartiOuatr advance ia other domestic Cotton goods.
There viii be an extensive crop q Sorghum in Conneeticu
this year for the manufacture 81 syrup Mills for this purpose
past FaH.
I1roErasr ISvESIlox-1re invention q Ebeneuer Dausorth.
% Geneva, Illinois, by which steam can BE- generated without
YORK company, WIKI a capital q $1,000, for tie maaGfae-
ture u The apparatus
PRoprcr o. GOLD ~ NoSrAsA-The Collector q Internal
Revenue for Maaes y TzE g II IL q isISf t r. sf550 y o.
Ia ls6- thu Territory ~as a wilderness AMI uuinLab,ed excrp,
ny ssyages-
The James steam mfI q NsEburyport, which has jus; de-
ciar-i a ssm-anugaI dividend - - per cent. has earned more
than twice that IN the last six mouths. The mill has a capital
of s25o,Ooo, has paid iis Stockholders $4,000 in the past four
years, and is worth more thla enough more than il vas then to
maze - earnings half a million
LrNsEA TaADE OF CHIcAGo.-CH c4Go, Dec. I3-This even
Of hlmb-r frUm here daring tn nr-s-n, ylsT IT, I,cri1.s
were eD06I2301 feeti shingles, CO.. $4,000; Ia.Es. 6O3iO.OoO.
~ aMNAN- " LA@htg rF"HL N -l-D prices Tor This Immense
quantity % lumber BY lumber merchants i estimated AZ $40
100000 Tie shipments fr0u here for this year has been Ium-
h-r. Si55COOsy f-eti shingles, @g73SOJT9 hths. Co 7+4,52O.
here.
GoLDBAcKs--Ihe Treasury Department u the United States
- about 70 i-su- a neE description % notes, which, rs they are
ilteuirt 10 represent the fuu amount q gold borne upSu their
Ltce, vul probably cous into extensive use iu California. Their
aPFsaranee vii be in aeeoriaHee with their name, and they
VII become, IN fact, a National gold currency. This j. regarded
NJ thr East a. the fret step toward the restoration Of specie
payments. The notes viii b. in demand. being issued under
the auspices % the Government. and standing as vouchers fr
N amount % gold actually IN the Treasury. They are really,
nnthHg +-s than certificates u deposits, payable on demand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-03
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
FEBRTIRT ;.

SATURDAY. FEBRTARI 3.
Is another column We publish d portion Of
the COMMERCIAL STATISTICS Of the Hawaiian
Kingdom for 1865. They present the crafty
ing feature Of steady and constant progress. and
in every respect show an advance IN all that
goes to make up commercial prosperity.
The imports Of foreign merchandise amount,
including free goods and those that pay duties,
u q 1926 g. For the previous year they
were < .7l226l.
The exports for 1865 were $l.908,2 57 t5' and
for the year previous 81 $50, Isl -.
The customs receipts also show q consider
able gain. and exceed those f any previous
year. They now foot up S192.566 80. In 1864
they were $3.50, JIG -.
That our readers may have the full statement
Of the trade Of 1865 with that Of former years,
W. insert our comparative table, showing at L
glasce the progress for twenty years
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-03
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

RUNoRs-Damc rumor has been very busy the
past week appointing officers. Among the stories
ahoat are these: that Judge Robertson is 10 be
Attorney General. Judge J. Montgomery to be pro-
noted to the Bench Of the Supreme Court, and
Henry Thompson TO be Police Justice. No such
appointments have been made. and any such
changes would be unwise and unpopular. We
should regret to hear OF the transfer of Judge Rob
crtson to the inferior Office of Attorney General. OF
indeed to any other, while the sphere he occupies is
80 well filed. and with so much credit to the Gov
eminent and usefulness TO the people.
BAII--The officers OF the flagship lancaster gave
a ball on Thursday evening. ON board their vessel,
which was numerOUsly attended by ladies and gen
tlemen. The absence of the Kings Ministers and
other high officers Of the Government created sur
prise and comment. Dancing was kept up to a
late hour. and the whole affair passed off 10 the sat
isfaction of the numerous guests. The ship sails
to-day at 10 o'clock for San Francisco. and we
wish her and her officers 4 speedy and pleasant
passage over.
The NAuS-Thc I. :. steamer Laacqs'er sails
this morning at 10 o'clock for san Francisco, and
takes the mail the brig Hegtlc5g eff the Hawaiian
Packet line, also sails at noon for the same port.
with a full cargo Of island produce. Our next
mail Will 90 by the California Steam Navigation
Company = steamer -J0r. which sails on Saturday.
the 10th inst. and she will probably arrive "a soon
a. either OF the above vessels.
IF BY the schooner On,card, advices were re-
cciyed from hawaihae. that the steamer htaue1
still lay in seven feet OF water. inside the reef. and
supposed to he still sound. survey was ordered
to be held on her. and Messrs. D. Foster, ". Berrill
and Capt Lambert went up to that port in the
Oa,rard to examine the extent Of damages, and de
eide what Is best To be done with her.
Az EDITORIAL V1sToE.-By the 1ar, Mr.. J. J.
AYEES. one of the editors and proprietors Of the
san Francisco Morning call. arrived. We under
stand he will spend some months here. and in
travelling over the islands. we bespeak for him the
courtesies due TO the craft.
~ The storm on Kauai was quite a. severe a.
Oh This island. We hear that considerable damage
was done TO the cane. particularly at Hanalei.
where some ten or fifteen thousand dollars worth
i said 10 be destroyed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-03


- MADAME Anna E.~aoP SHUT This famous
simon arrived from -, Francisco in the steamer
,..r, op
on saturday last and gave N'' HIS ''
Wednesday evening. at the Courthouse. 9h'
needs no sketch from rs hy way OF Introduction 10
z- .r l.r .,r,. : ,yorlI-vilr. as one Of
v"' I'"'' '' ~" -. v-ra~.r.r .ha
'e mos accom- "-''"
has sung IN every country 81 Europe OF America
in every citv and town. her fame has drawn crowd
- .,a;n. a-b, b.v. ls.Y charmed and delight
- ra-.o- Sba :. .cc,m,anie6 by
Mr.. CHARLES LA>cELLEs. an accomplished pianist
and vocalist. The concert on Wednesday evening
drew a good but not crowded house ana Inc pro
gramme embraced generally popular songs b"
ballads. sung by Madame Bishop anu MI L'Sc''''S'
The performances Of each artist were Yer! wen
received. and some OF the pieces hearth! enco'e"'
Madame Bishop seems perfectly al nome Id any
kind of vocal music. and IN any language, bNl IN
iii -, -,rr,.. Her first programme
FPS p" - - S'.- !, - tas,, Inn, we hone