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, 1866-09-06
oxz OF TIE Ar7rac1oxs-1n the hurry

0sE OF TIE ArE1ac11oss.-1n the hurry and
excitement which will probably charscterize the
many thousands Of visitors who are In our city to-
day, they viii be apt to forget to visit come ofthe
institutions Of the city well worthy Of their atten
ton. Such nay bear clearly In mind that he p
Chamber Char M & od Gommesce, the Aztes!an Men, t9s
not embrace all the objects oftntcrest In Chicasc>
They may zee az thsee and yet may not speedily
forgive their neglect, u they ouste spend aalf an
, 1866-09-06

Whtcl Stitch Is the Hest st7-The
tWo leading Sewing AachInc Stitches arc
stitch; made with tEo threads. At tbs @Great
Island rark. Trial." where the contest was bo
Mgen s mMschlnes M representing these two stltchcs-
9f - peculiar sftca-t,cfr respective claims were
submitted to the ordeal Of thorough pfdeiieai
i st*s each machine beug .'renu1rcd 70 nsc
samc length. and perform. the seaLworI; on the
ssG a;npn pccS S good With .he 1Inss otscng side
tftry iess II faeor cr As lr1eas aud assss Is Na. r.
ehine." And tho Judges decided that ~ re
1te4s<d-Loop Sif'ca, Nia1e BY tie 1Illcor te Gtbba
a; j0r CSnfrot r'ul7osks, superior 10 the Lock
tN4{GA s''-.S<f " Rf:)Uf{ 0f GyiyHfF TtirF -
, 1866-09-06
Mr.: Johnsonss DissTnceful Speech at
C1eYe{aud4

A. Mr. johnson did not mako speech last
night, no publish his remarks at Cleveland. which
are substantially what he wou8 have ssId here Il
he had made speech 10 IA.
FE11ow-c111xIss: We ase on our WY to Chi
cago, to participate IL or witness the laying Of
the cornerstone OF monument 10 TIC memory o.
, 1866-09-06
New Hork %rorsx or,t o,,,., ,o.

new ORR Stock und 11oney Market,
,,,.,.~. NKw YoEK. September s.
166x. ~ ."'"@ a. A"'@
AMERICAN GnLn-Shaac tr1nes openinr At t4sx
adSAnclnK to III. declining to ts6 closing at iiS
EREt8M7S TO LIyzETooL-pHll.
STDcKE-LoErr,
W:::..........Io9x W::1: ~ corp. 1sa. INK
Sw' w'asoe'''.".s-..-.lM 80 comp fssl....-...lo3E
irn;s III mn;;s.ss..:..'..--.o.H! 90 1s55........ lux
HradinS...... 1916 cour,,,,.... s.
't;''''....''-.'." .S5a. lft tertcs..s.....10sS
us. O. 81 EeEd...lts i-Ss ii ssrIrs iS:,<
At the lonv O'clock uncn loaru fhc fninTinw trn+S
the PRINCIPAL eales: - "1'N@ "eAe
". U. 1ef..........,. So tlt1Inofs Gent n 147tf
n. 7. Central, Z. D.. .1ock c, & F.s.s...ss. stt
ii s''''''+-''n1A 7. g t..:::...........iltA
-. ss1 u e N. 31k
NNnaG' & a1F.......tSH +. Fs. v. L q, \ . lelA
Gold cl0scu At 1tsX.
, 1866-09-06
Toledo Market. .......
TQlEro, o., August 5.

IT = 10LKLU, Ut 1AIE05k y.
FrorE-DnM and dropping.
GE1Ix-1t*At-S1a4c lower On W1pteT and &c bettef
on spring. Sales new amber Michigan It $2Ss taJ
MOL spting Al lal43t93, Corn-Kc better 51xe fcr
Rye dr1.
, 1866-09-06
M A IL h i E d

In ls city on tho sh Instant at the residence Of ,to
brides lother, 5s chteanay.. by the Rev. j. r. IVES.
tom pD.. President 9f the Lombard College, Gales.
Cocssr. Esq- and S. ". cOSGER, ESQ, Of 7i6 Wabash
Ar.+ Chicago. 's"'"
New York papers please cory.
In this city. on the 9Th lns1any, by the Rev. Charles
Edward Ctener, Mr. J. HENRY LONG and Mss ISA.
BEL ELJ0l1Ss0S, both Of this city.
In thia city, on The 81 instant by Rev. E. J. Good.
srecte, y ". LAUG Hin end Miss MAKGAHET FAIS.
RINGTOS, all Of ulIs city.
Atthc residence Of tile bEIes father DowncrH Grove
1n the 3ih instant. By tnf Rev NJ Porter =. PfE,
eaess
No cas,is.
In the City Of Adrian, By the Rev. B. F. Cnckes On
Monday evening. the "a instant, 3iss. EMtLT M.
CRANE Of Adrian. Michigan, and RUSSELL ].
, 1866-09-06

AA Slight Cold,,s a heetlleas remark.
~ slight cold, neglected has undermined tho
constisation CO M Of thousands who, hy the timely
meuts to society. For sale by all Druggists. yS5
, 1866-09-06

WASHINGTON, September 5.-The following |.
The statement Of tbe pnhlIc debt OF the UnlieA
States On the frst Of September, 1866:
Debl hearing coin Interest, I've per
cent 0ouls. Observation-Disclosures, SIg1 091 I'm m
Six per cent bonds Of 1877 and 1868 l9.ss3 491 D
Six per cent houls OF 1SS1........ as373i89O %
Six per ecnt hye-twcutses. 7G, IL SEQ. 90
Navy tension Fand.. 1l,750,000.10
Total. 2ss, ,1ea i1.s0
Debt hearing currency interest, six
:. per cent bonds. $500. s,eos 10000
Temporary loan- 45,53S, ,000.00
Three year compound Interest -
notes. ......,..4. 155,5ia, 1900
1n1ee 5ehr sesen-fhlrty notes.. G9,51S 90
Total.:.;:.. ...-. al, 900
Natured ucIt not presented for
:. paymcnt: United ststea notcs. 3o3.sn, $500
EraCt0nai cnTfcncY.-... ......... 26, ~, ,G8.33
Gold ce,.laeates Of deposit ...... 16,5s0,sso00
----
Total......-... ....... ....... S44i,5gs, ,s3o.a,
Total debt ,sl4, ,sss o5
Amount In Treasury, Coln....... 1G,:et3,91s,a7
Edo RGdo Currency. E.ey1,7iA1J
Total IN TreaEury.... 49, :. $lse. .63t, ,6s7.7 70
Ansuupt OF debt. less Iaeh In
Treasury. s. 52S G83 lGS %
September 1st, ieGG.
tsisred) q. McCr1Iocn.
Secretary Of Treasury.
, 1866-09-06
D I e ID

In This city, the 5th instant at ten O'Clock L. u,
Of whooping cough aud congestion OF the brain,
Ell " u aEed Sps yeaT aaa
Funeral from the residence Of Urisl Walker, 81 Car
rpttsf-. It half past tweivc O'Clock. D. nt-
please copy.
In thIs cy, on the sh insant ut nine o'clock, D. H..
ANNA II. SAIsAEEE.
Funeral al her are residence 2se South C1arst to.
day. At one o'clock. All friends invited to attend.
Wunessillc papcrs ptease COPY.
In this sttF On the Sth iustaut OF typhoid fever,
THADpECS MEAD, asrsl 81 years.
Michigan papers please copy.
, 1866-09-06

We learn that =. T.. GTlIo, n Well
known caterer, Of Cairo, has re-opeucd the saloon
at Tue southeast corner Of Randolph and Dearborn
streets. There can be no doubt a. to his success
and nll lovers Of a fsce lunch are invited to at
tend from ten to twelve fp the morning. y36O
, 1866-09-06

Going Undcr.-Evcry opposition to
Boyd's Mcdicatcd Cream, whether from prejudice
medicine ts bound 10 be esta6llshed.as ono Of the
standard family medicines. ee3vlt5-at-x&r4
, 1866-09-06
Advertisements
OF Wants, For Sale, ETC., will be found on thc
third page Of this mornings Tn1cuxx.

TEE IMPROVED A1EHIcAN.-Tha pAnsvIlle AI.
rtrfitsr says: ave had the pleasure OF cxamtn.
Ing last week one OF tho improved American Hot
Air Cooking Stoves, and 1t Is worth The time OF
any houseEeepcs to go and do the same. They
are certainly model Of perfection in the way Of
cooking stove. 1t can be used for both wood and
coal. and has q shaking and dumping grate, a
moyeable ash-hox. and all the couveoienceS which
coull be imagined or desired By the neat houses
wife These stores are selling rapidly, they de-
serve. a1a We think they are bound TO supercedc
most Of the other nrtl-c1ass stoyea. They ara man.
ufnc1ureti By Meesrs. Shear. PackaEti Il Co., of
Albany The very name Of which firm is sufficient
guarantee OF the worth Of The manufactures. Call
per- : =
IAe "Inpsexed American. is for sale by s. J..
SEEdam i Co. No. I1H Lake street =
, 1866-09-06

Thursday, Fourth Day,
FALL MEETING.

TIA Horses adveztised On the reg7Iar bills Of tha
meeting to tot three mile racc betng nnAbls to a1
start Oh account Of the nonarrtvaf or the nctn-al
end Milwaukee entries the Direc:szs Of tie Aseeca-
don haSe substituted race Of ce heats, best ee In
nye to harness, fnrA
, 1866-09-06

Horse salvc, md yon will pse nothing else Tor
gals, scratches cuts, e1alns, cores, swetnes sit
fast and naflrrlcEs. 1t also Bufcns aud preserves
the hnof. sold by druggists at fifty cents box
Butnhams i Van Shsack, agents for Illinois.
, 1866-09-06
THE FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE

vi! DO easily all taml!y aud tailoring vork 90 on
-thrts motioAs arc all po-itIrr-ihcre n.o nfxs
t 70 f. ont e 9rder-Nhile for st.sn=th. do''
osanly ef design II viii btsseant We Inv
eon q tth my or ali other nAchIneA, ct
@ Applicants for aseucy shouII rF+s
, 1866-09-06
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Meeting OF shc Lcsislature-Thc Cover
uor5s Address.
Co1csB1A, S. c., September 5.-The Lcgistn-
ture mel In extra session this morning. The Coy
crnor's mraeaee recommends mobilization Of the
negro code SO as 10 extend the .{urtgdfc~
tton OF the civil courts oEcr all clnas-
, 1866-09-06
Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tribunal

Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tribunal
DETROIT, September 5.
rr-Hors, CITY OF tho Straits.
powS-ludIana, Summer Cloud. Baldwin, Twilight
Gardner. Jones, Witch, Eea Bird Fillmore Summit I'm
peria1 ssndersou, Swallow, E. B. Allen. Whaling L.
cotpa. Shook, Harvest Home, Live YAnkee, Surprise
Cutve, Maple Miami. Van Fa1ke1burE, Somtra, Per
sian. Titan.
WNp-SnrthNest.
, 1866-09-06

DR.. Clock's 1:1cclxlor EEnir Rcatarer,-
7 he only Restorative and dressing combined that
Is warranted, put up in large bottles, elegantly
perfumed. Sec advertisement on first page. Sold
by all Druggists. Fuller, Finch s Fuller,
agents. auslSRSi.latstthu
, 1866-09-06

Cramps, Chol1c, Cholera, Summer
Mons Of the bowels cured promptly and e5ectpally
y =: D. Jayne's carminatiye Disam., Being
pleasant 70 the taste. Is readily taken BY chill
over thirty years, the proprIctors confidently re-
commend L as d standard household remedy.
Sold by all Druggists. yCSt
, 1866-09-06

PEnsoSA1--The Principal OF Lake Forest Acad
cmy will bc 1T the store OF S. c. Grigys e. Co., at
4.n p. M. to-day, 10 meet amy persons who NAV
desire information In regard 10 the sehnol
, 1866-09-06

Go TO onr friend N. r. Merrill for the
beet stock Of Kerosene Lamps, Lanterns, Ch1ndc-
l!eIs and Table Glassware, ETC., Il and =; RAN
dolph street us3S
, 1866-09-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

HTkonlc CIrcle,.' 81 n year. Harnplc
COPY 10 cents. Ladies' Gold Watch fov The
a,sest list: Agents wanted In each town aluI In
Chicago Address or call on =. n. Kennedy. 1yi
Clark street. vDI7
, 1866-09-06

Dcnt!stry.-Dr. ". W. SAerxy ooi gives
Ibis agent is pure Nitrous Oxide, rnade daily In
biz laboratory, and has been iaken by hunireas
ot patients, always with pleasant results, ana IL
deemed perfectly Hsfe for all. His facilities for
making Artificial Teeth cheap and well, are not
e1eelled in the city. Rooms at Nos. IS aud 10
Lombard Block. acE-y.1t1;- 1;-0rru44s
, 1866-09-06

Mtss FAnHNAx's private school, No. Il Pick
Court, viii open on the 10Th instead OF the 18th
inst., as heretofore advertised.
, 1866-09-06

PcsT oFE1ck.-1u the following notice Post
master Hoard announces that the Post Otacc viii
he closed on Thursday:
:, "The ceremonies connected with tho 1ayinp Of
Ing fartaten almost national character. md the
citizens Of Chicago, without distinction, hav!ug
manifested a desire 10 honor The memory Of the
ds'insMtshed dead. the Post O1IIce will be closed
Tor the day at ten O'clock 10 the mnruinr,,
, 1866-09-06

To motherH.-Nrrx. T1nHloyvs& Soot1a.
Ing Syrup, for Children. fs al old and well.tried
remedy. II has etood the test Of many, many
years, and never known 10 fait. It not only re-
lieves The chilli from pain, but fnrigotatca the
stomach and bowels. cures wind c1lu1tc, and gives
mpther. sen3FI1f
, 1866-09-06

Paper HnnginEs and Window Shades
At greatly reduced prtcce. F. E. R10Br, 50 Ran
dplph-st s5t8
, 1866-09-06
THE FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE

I1se.ss M and sa b used whcn quiet il NECESSARY -
o 20 dsseA the machlurEy being ali on tAs top Of G,
tsolr: wHiecw oser the henyirt SEAMS Of fsom ons
10 more thickness OF Epod wtth0nk eEpraow etitchcs
breaking threads OF requiring change Ii ntenslons.
, 1866-09-06

t ~ For Advertisements Of g ygnnts,ss
I" To Rents TITO ISent4s' s. For Sule,ss
de-, sec Third Page.
, 1866-09-06

MN1A CilAIAEtGSy AnN NQut0 TIC l1Atf2Ea
not past al hope IN that respect other than thai
snceies of 1eiosm which Is applied % a dogs
mics to bread.and- -hnt;eF, and waning 10 hear
.iess snsp ana s saasy a
ere Of Johnton aud taa Chicago 7in<s.. Bctwe en-
'hcm spe9kine Tas difdsalt5 and hearing was an
picicd Wiil probably neser be knoWa. 4 l resnlss
northeast corner II clask I'D Randolph and nd
1ssFF sFpg g u Al aa.ss
euagc, aud insulting tbs lsdlcs, OF whom there
"erc few en.husiastic ones in the sHes.<.
Ss1ss I'd fS't: sss : ;sas q u S.'s II
NJ mingled Wfh .hs e. aeas f
..F!ee speesh-ffee speech IN New o:leanai''
.'SeseE u !nind your policy. givs us Grant,"
t!netly above The tumuit; 'ielioW-c,tizsns j. bat
The Giles of"dry mp and various other classical
pA' msi t eeaaestsd wisa tho telegraph, mounted
joyed rs ri I y,sS e ,he P1esideadas pasy Of
A lady IN isort Of the TRIBUNE office was thrown
down y .ns sTaytps s of 1he crowd, and had to he
md hard pashing. bnt 80 iar ss wc hssc learned, I
No OuG WEE BE1lCA3lY lQjUlGQs
A. little boy was lK.cd from the ground, and
made his way from the middle OF the ground 10
the sidewaik in safety. crawling over lie heads
OF the dense mass in The most aSfle manner sev.
cra times the screams nj ladies' In danger of being
crashed we're heard above the tumult.
Alter the crowd had made themselves hea1se In
their vain endeaSog to bring ont General Eraut,
they were RECALLED with Gsataiious speech, quitc
unsolicited; 6y a man named Hogan, reported 10
bs from e. NJ. MiSto91' n!' remarks we're Wy
revelations indicated the fac. that Tho Union must
and should be Preserved Eadicalisn,. to the CON.
him to The Armory," and SONG pathetic inquiries
rs s@ 5seos a,hs! Re o. b.
ser1nption.; The i1eiderk. was quito IN
Informed. was intoxicated on the cars, coming IN
ar.d after be finished his orauon, {sf he over did
dntsh y had to be carried Of by his friends te
pEssert bis arrest by the police.
The speaking ended Al 10:H, At which time .
| man With savage tocs. Of voice announced
"No more speaking tonight ~ He was greeted
| with dexsEtrc shouts and yel1s: tut the ceown
soon dispersed: The kerosene laraps were extin-
Eufehed; the Chinese lanterns wryc taken II the
cheap fass wcre lowered; the sEeets vera de
| were left to meditation and sepose.
, 1866-09-06

tcubl1ce oI cnah1p9ft1aHl3 and their pcAnS, just
from s1a IN
coming q the ehief.: . lhs mafky nidn!sbi
viii Ore rockets and erasIers. T It won'i ae % ha1i
,es u thc u,olley show. From ihs hon4 Of slsht
tic sses of eSc9. antii ciarR eirssa stfeet rom Mn
side 10 side, was ,hronged with what the Scottish
bard would have termed - mlxty ma1tr cse,r.''
ssesa w'i nsa i 1sea TO se a m0s a ~
ss b, eosss S 4gsss gssa sR As st;s ,os,3
great, md equally cnthHsia1tfe. sneh Is po-
Pu,as applanse: Tho people had been advertised
o go Il MGethcs i proscd 10 b: a. 1eed I shsKon
phet, i w I'll the sane 10 them The ssreel WAS
drum WIS heard, md ihe !iie squeskinS Of ID
wfy -necked nc, announcing that the hero OF a
day was about to turn the corner, tue screams and
howls. the s9uesEsn. and rocket-picking, became
Of Clark and Lake streess, and tho Arst fruits. Of
aforesaid, whose candle was Immediately hid, 4
sPss i. oSs 81 fFy ysna ass At Be d.
which immediateiy consolidated in.o one ieaied
swaYing, hea1ite, swelte1ing to and no lie a.
no, not like .ca. but rather resembling = very
ancient and mighty chcfse with Inyrtad5 OF inhlf
ttante. 1tw1s lively crowd, but not very merry
one There were myriads Of battered hats, white
and black. There were suppressed sceeans and
au@oeating struggles among the female portion
OF the thronE who werc doubtless
cu1ring The fate which had tempted them into snch
dI- Thetc we're fireworks hlaxdng overhead,
AID mnch too neaF the head, for tho enthusiastic
individuals On The balcony who had the sole
charge Of these nery nissles~ were either too OBJ
livtols to recognize the distinction between Garth
kccnc5 feeling among The crowd. and the result
flames: which added considerably to the livclinest
OF the Presidents reception.
Literally. The crowd was an immense ono. A,
the President and his cartcsr arrived. line WIS.,
formed In The middle OF he street Approaching ie
| entrance to the Sherman House, through wh!th
| passed the cnnl4ccs, followed hy The KuI.h:.
TemplaE, who presently formed II a line on eaet
SIDE with drawn swords. As tts Presideuts car
! riage Dade IT., appearance load cheers aross
nue Until bis 0"d laa 1Gn
within sho cutraree OF tho hoteI. Then he npist
subside1 lille- Then II grew loniee. agatn Il
General Grant WIS recognised, Ri and bY hi
Presidential party were lost to sleht for mo
| mcnt, and ths crowd, uncertain a. o whether b,
would rcaHpear over the entrance or at the co.ne
ofthe etfeet ewa5ed this way and that with dt
.tded will Now it seethcd round toward Ran
dolph etteet when some coutrur!
wind In tic shape Of shr1ll how
from the other end OF The multitude would caust
the crowd TO swnJ hack again like billow, All
the while, ptclpockcts ware huey plying their 30
cation. Twas gala night tot htm. Tue nun
, 1866-09-06
September Statement Of the Public
nrhf

WAsnrSuToH, September 5.-The following 1.
States On the 1rst Of September, 1866:
, 1866-09-06
THE F'LORENCE
SEWING MACHINE

DOES POT draw 1ne. thin goods down throukh The sa
Or hole u ths woskpla.e d-op s.lich q TURING
ccsrer, and Is the only machine haritc a chanTeIc
together slmullaneousiJ. ~ '13-A "As ~ '~"'t
, 1866-09-06

REV. fATnEn Ro1Es' Fun IT TrRsrn Hall
haa been such remarkable success, and has
given such universal satisfaction, will, at the r.
quest OF bla many ftiends, be continued Thursday
and Friday evenings. This Fair presents ot,rac.
; tions Of ai, unusual character. The nmuscmrrfs
are Cherished with IancIn. and luusir
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facts and surroundings of the case show q juStif-
cation Of tie .ct Which i char.ci a-ainst him.

facts and surroundings of the case show 4 justif-
cation Of the act Which j. charged against him.
A. Wsh-- che ch.-auan uas mrrler-d-uursr.t iu o~n
az y ts . - p ss.- ~ an el-rs=-[ ~ -.
az afraal-o-r.--- Is ca--sg- and nerve. E-r- rt -g-ai -
.h= AK q governing ~ men. Sh-a h. h. l1I=tas-s
I'll. = Mt be denied by say o. easuzaa; % t- f,rs. -1t
nor ~-reelaay iii not De telt=d - 'L= eAiz=Hay i-1ae5oas
AID part prPr--1- q ~ =sa-=-
II the facts above quoted were known. Viii
the Attorney General please state why said King
was not arrested with the same promTtness and
dispatch ,lat marked the case of Hitchcock?
Why was King allowed first 70 % 10 Hawaii and
then return t. Maui. and from thence 10 wend
hi- way to Honolulu. landing within ear--hot Of
the Attorney Generals of-ce. take Tassa e on q
packet and leave fr San Francisco?
t. as.1r-ty a. - %. ~ra-. afts. ~h7,s-ale SANDER and
tax en- az jag" tf--r go ta..--. ana e"a- t.i5 s'-@- -
;hst the plan,a.ea On waah IN coolies arr sad to have
Lr--i~n-I o. .= b-o'-I- ~
h=f1- tie other partner b. iutrr=s;-S-l = under Is exclusive
l. III rnTi7yrs y Nj. Earris himself. aud ~hen th- statement
va laid hef r. rA- magistrate that such a threat ~4' rtDo,tr-
- 20 = ~ - - cIHT,5- ~ sT1vias The oyrrs-rr to
keep back part OF liz wage- q: each nau fr q year - surety
hr he good conduct OF tie accused.
In answer to this grand point in the argument
Of the writer We would beg leave 70 state that
the plantation was not =. the one ut kaneohe.
which is TO . large degree the property of Mr..
Harris"
While speaking OF this plantation, we would
say there must have been many instances Of = at
triton" 1t is well known thar the coolies have
left the plantation and visited the residence of
Mr.. II. with complaints regarding treatment,
and it is singular that from among thirty most
Z. orderly, good natured, weil-disposed men,, 4
half, if not more, should be placed in the chain
gang, as was the case in one instance.
On another plantation we learn that there are
some forty coolies who acknowledge to having
been pirates. and that they were contracted for
By Il house 10 be sent u he Chinchas. but the
agent having heard of their antecedents returned
them at his own expense, anu that they were
afterwards palmed off on TIE agents of this Gov
ernment.
If the truth were told by parties working
gangs of coolies, they would be described as
large consumers and small producers, sullen and
yicious-a sort of necessary eyil-nOtwithstand-
ing the opinion of the writer in question.
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Notice.

yaNHE NDERSIGNTD GIVES
Z notice. To all p~Isoas. that he will not Ire responsible for
any debts contracted iC rs name, without his written order.
Z. BURGESS.
Honolulu. Aus. -. 1866. 6S5 St
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COMMERCIAL ITEMS.

A writer In the View York Ersnirg Po,t asserts tia: coal
from the Richmond coal fields can lie Landed in New York At a
total eost Of 1915 = too % 2-2iO pounds.
A :" run on . London bank was stopped. and the crowd in
froat ef-ctGsily dispersed ia lGi5cr5as plight. By the simple
eIp=iisot u empty ING = bag Of -four over them from an upper
ui1io--
last year throughout the United States about q. 500 900. or
enough to arm transport and keep in TIE field I.SOO men.
Since the first q January, IO2 SHIPS and steamers have
time last year. and the impyrt4tions at that port much exceed
ih1se of any previous year since 1859
The LOld0n OEf states that it Is probable that measure.
Great Britain IN the hands % the posi-ofic-. With a view to
the establishment % a low and uniform rAi= Of charge for tGe-
graph dispatches
The British Minister has jus; Informed the State DEPARTMENT
that the Canadian Goy=rnm=ntia made arrangements to issue
licenses 10 American fishermen at the r4;e % fGy cents a ton
OF Measurement q tie VESTS used the privileges conf-runE
Treaty.
The : p BULLETIN says: The ship Azsthy-t - on the xay.
a. NoTths saIP yard This ship Is IS years Old. oak buiIi. and
vs. tFm=ry in the Liverpool packet service since then she
has been Er many years a Ses Bedford whaler. AMI Is nov
a1nz sersiee for the Beilin-hAm CcAI Company She Is being
n-Eiy cagiSel and sb-ath-d-
AboGt 20 q the ezuiSers az this place struck yesterday morn
NIX Ih-y drew up a petition demanding that the employers
sh'aii discharge nine calored men who were peacefully at
-or. on the sane job TIE petitioners we're chiefly IrshHncn.
Ih~ "Eners of the ship refused 20 discharge the caI0r,d men. as
tl-J were excellent ,~orkaen. The strikers had their places
ni-d speedily. Il was the oil story q eoIorph,5laIEdn
a. '.nst Ethiopia. and Erin came out .econd best
ship buHllng IL quite active 90 the eazst In the nortbar,
thfs city Tor ship Carpenters. on new work. $ IS Per day Of Q
hours, and on old work, 81 90 per day Of ) hours
S,I0E's SrRISE ~ LTykEFoOL-Th= seam-n A. Liverpool.
EnsiAnd, arr gen~raIy on a strike Tor higher wages The EN-
piryers decline n c1aeede TO th-ir demands Tor the reason
that business IN shipping s 70 dal hat they cannot Afford
Il iauf-r than gIEe way 70 coercion. moreover, not a f~ %
ths-e shiposn~rs have ceased ruzniny steamers aud sailing
vessels which have heretofore been actively employed. A large
ngmb~r ~ men are nov cut q wors from this while meetings
ze being continually hct q demand increased zax--. TIE
same policy is neIag pursued 10 the iron trades. both Amongst
tn Putisrs AMI men engaged in Other branches Of foundry
EorN-sith bitter results.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-08-25

The 3Isr or JULT AT HLo-The good people
Of Hilo had quite a celebration. The church was
packed to its full capacity to listen to live speeches
and soulstirring music. selected and original. The
Hawaiian flag was taken down. and restored. The
first act drew forth a mournful dirce. while the
restoration was received with joyful songs and
sounds OF exclamation.