The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-04-28
Arrival of the Bark Cambridge
One Week Later
FOREIGN News!
Passage Of the Civil Rights Bill O'er
the Presidents Veto.
GREAT PUBLIC

The clipper bark Cam5ridge, Captain Denison
uon,steod arrived early on Tuesday morning,
Anil 24th-15I days from San Francisco-bringing
,he Now York mails of March 10Th, and London pa
pers to the 9th Of February.
The following is n summary OF news by her;
Gold in New York. April 9th, l20.
CuIc,cO. April 5th.-At the Rhode Island election
ro(,rrdov. Gen. Burnside was elected Governor al
most without opposition, receiving ''I4J No'es'
against 2,456 for Lyman Pierce Democrat
U,prroRp. April Sd. 11:15 \. M-lawley's ma
iority, thus far. is 655; Hawley will probably have
from 800 TO 900 majority.
Nrw HAVEN April 2i.-The Ercning PaHadtnm
figures $50 majority for General Hawiey. Inc lie
nEblicans are firing 300 guns over the eiectloh'
Governor Dillingham;, of Vermont, has appointed
George f. Eimonds, Of Burlington, Senator TO !"
the Vacancy. Edmonds is a lawyer, and has been
considerably in public life, For two years II { d
Sneaker Of the Vermont House of representatives
w,su1xGroY. April 2l.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury, having referred to experts in chemistry
wba,her petroleum Is combustible within the mean
ing of the law, has read a report that 1t Is COMMUNIST
HE. and that passenger vessels carrying 1t require
special license.
Tho Secretary Of State gave, this evening a hand.
some entertainments to Madame Juarez, the wife OF
! President Juarcz. 1t is said that all the representa-
,iyes If the Spanish American Republics were pres
ent: also, the Russian Minister. Inc parry ""' JAW
Of the most brilliant OF the season
Alexander II. Stephens was among the visitors at
the Executive Mansion today, but did not obtain an
audience with the President.
wAsuIxGroN, April 6th.-Alexander IL. stephens,
had a long conference with the President yesterday
afternoon. @,
In the House. Yesterday, one of the members calico
o+,en,ion 70 the fact that the Presidents Peace ffocta-
nation did not include Texas. Mr.. Stevens fema'A-
ed that he understood by the proclamation mat war
had only ceased in ten-eleyenths OF the Union "NN
that onc-eleyenth Of war remained
bill establishing eight hours as a legal day 5
work in all kinds Of mechanical labor lucIudihg
miners and lumbermen, and ezcLGdIns arr . ~
re,n, laborers. passed the Pennsylvania house Oh
Representatives. March 29th-ayes %, noes IA IN
eftIrt to give house servants the benefit OF the OIL
was uecatiyed-ayes 80, noes AZ
Tho ei,b+ hour bill was killed in the New York
is ~ REPRESENTATIVES, March 29th-ayes Oh
$50 "a \ motion to reconsider was lost. lhe vote
was the largest recorded this session, only ten mem
bers being absent.
CHICAGO. April 6,h-The Canadians are again Il
,res- alarm. They have reliable reports that wa
vessels and conveys, including TWO scnoohers loaue
t with cannon, are fitting out at Chicago. mere ar
MINORS that an expedition under b. Doran hiIHan
are;s,irc ~ three steamers with $500 men, Ia
2 - fr51o New York for New Brunswick, and an
= cher report gives Bermuda a its DESTINATION u
believed that Gen. Sweeny designs an attack Oh Ecu
tral Canada.
- the ascase of James Stevens from ireland
Lfs arrival in Paris and his speedy arrival IN IN
, United States to head the fenlans. DsSe"s'ons i
rreyalent in the ranks OF the brotherhood mere
= New YoRK, April 4th-The Aspinwtl propose
I s.e,m oprosition to Panama has fallen through deu
I ni,eIy. c. K. Garrison has bought the contro'Iin
interest in the company owning the Star line
steamers, thus defeating their transfer to the ne
IF comnanv Another opposition scheme Is maiuiiht
y - t,Lo' T+oor,g Una line Is also about 10 be reorgaI
k f1d and greatly improved by the ship-buiIder Web
i wAsH1yGroy, April 3i-A conference has be-
II had among the prominent members o; C0nsress rel
It. tive to adjournment. The genera cohc!usOn Z
IL 80 .E-- ,r,,1l rpmIIu IN session AT len
:. three mouths more if not continuously till the 4h
next March.
A. The Navy Department has received a dispat It.
- from Commodore Rogers and ms suGoFi,hA,e ~
- - The Fy7frr.iH. POlriGtlu and .hoHG1Ho
ne announcing their arrival at Valparaiso, Chile. l
lie dangers OF the trip are deemed TO be ended, the I
u maiuder Of the voyage being PLAIN shl'ng he 81
III - - r the monitors have been more tht
be sonal to the voyage. I observed that in the Sou
Id Paciac's long seas, the .NoHafaoch took very 1T
~ water, rising over the waves easily AMI huoyanty