The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-07


zeu- = likely . lie $JJner achieved IN MisiSiuri
than in U.inyi--,1Der on the plantation %. JET
:er~Jn DAVIS than around the grave Of Abraham
L-ucu.n
Fourteen year- ago Mr.. Bonner. Of the New
York LeEg.r. w. employed hv Hiram Fuller. in
the of5cr ~ the New York Mirror. Mr.. Bonner
= nov enjoying the reward Of enterIri~, and
worth probably half . million. while Fuller i - q
defuueI =ecs>-iOui-t II q London debtors prison.
\ Reform LEAGUE body that participated in the
HYDE Park demonstration had tie following bit
Oi Poetry upon IL phcards
HYDE Pars- tb=r owl
Let every t=l from th= .t-yfA
sand rzarm rgzD4 IL Thruo=.
The stringent liquor law in Massachusetts, ap-
I@ar- . he anything but q Success II Boston.
Tie amount Of drunkenness ! the same a. ever.
and liquor can lie obtained By some means OF an
other BIZ everybody VIII wants it. The House Of
Representative are debating on the bill tayoring
Licenses.
TIE meanest man that We have heard Of i that
one II Northampton. Mass. who sued h- brother
The other day for so for the bard Of himself
AMI wife during q visit which they paid him three
years ago. when 1r-t married
Z. G.. Loveridge. Of Bridgeport. Conn. has
written. without the aid Of = glass. the Lord's
Prayer IN tull. four times. inside q circle tie si1e
II a god dollar. This feat was accomplished in
four hour. The writing includes 2J7 words. or
logs letters.
Hon. Abraham II. Rowland, formerly Mayor Of
New Bedford. died in that city recently, aged 90.
Mr. Rowland Wa among the unfortunate guests
- the National Hotel in Washington when Mr..
buchanan wac inaugurltsi, and was attacked
with the strange disease from which - many suf-
fered. Since that time, though able - pursue
hi- business. bis health has been VrecAri91s. and
for about nine months Ia-t be lad been alnOs;
constantly confined u be house.
SHAkISc HAxDs.-The Richmond Inquirer l.
thus juJilant over the release OF Davis Thank
God the last political prisoner i now free. leS-
tertay was the brightest day for a reunion Of
heart and hands among the people Of the several
States that has yet dawned upon the country.
The average Republican majority IN the Wash
inytDn election on Monday wac 2.2D1. The Re
publican candidate for Collector carries every
ward. Tie rSt Of the ticket carries every wand
but two. The BarI Of COunciimen Will stand
sixteen Republicans and three Democrats; the
Band Of Aldermen five Republicans and three
Democrats. Seven Democrats hold OyeT.
MosT TRrE-The late Gerard Hallock. for
many wears editor Of the New York Journal of
CommeToe, was an honest, upright. and pure
minded man. respected and hOnJrei even by those
who di--euied from biz opinions ON public mat
icr=. His ability and diligence were rewarded
with large Pcuniary gains, which he employed
freely Tor tie purpose u doing god u h- fellow
men. 1T New Haven he erected a spacious
church eiiice 81 hs Own exIeu~e, which cost
over SlOp.tSO. one day a gentleman said 70
him; You have two thing- % be thankful for,
which Jintlv bless but few men-a large uuree
and s. large heart IN the disbursement Of It" To
which Mr.. HaiiOck answered. Prom my boy
hood | have observed that every man grew cDyet-
Gus in proportion a. be grew rtch. If he did not
keep giving. / am making money and must give
it, lie knew that wealth gOt and held for the
qualification Of cJ'ctJusue=- dela-es, If 1t does
not rain It, pDe-seOr--ChrlShGH LlfehigetoeT.
Lord Lyons, who - aecpahly represented the
British Government at Washington. has pa--ai
through the successive grades Of diplomatic pro-
motion. till lie ha- become the British Amba--a-
dor 81 Paris. which We believe j. regarded a. the
highest appointment in that branch Of the public
service in which lie has distinguished himself.
Lord Lyons, like his accomplished SUCCESSOR. sir
Frederick Bruce. l. a bachelor. At some private
given ~ bis house. a lady. who had
won much admiration by her Ier-1ni;ication Of
tie heroine Of tie play. was asked If sfe intended
o. - upon the -ta:e in tragedy OF comedy. II
think Il / could BE- temple u play a~sain.r she
said, Il would take the part Of the Lady Of
Lyons"
FOKEICS POsTsGE--A uniform scale Of pro-
fJr charging postage, having half an
ounce a. the unit throughout. has been adopted.
o. well Tor oJTTePoudcncc sent Ia transit through
the United Kingdom between the Unitei States
and British colonies and foreign countries gene
rally, o. for the international correspondence
the United State and Great Britain and
ireland. In future. therefore. the postage ur1u
AZ nc ~ AaAHaHF - aHHAAsNNs fA.aaAl-FNA VA
the mails with Great Britain, viii advance by a
Jingle rate for each half ounce or fraction thereof.
the same a. upon domestic letter.. Postmaster
take note Of this important change and levy
l"-tage accordingly.
! NAVAL N0yELTT-The latest novelty in naval
architecture J. q .Unb0at designed by Mr.. John
Ericsson for the defence of the Swedish coast. II
! irJn-clad. and ! smaller than gun bats usually
Tie deck i entirely-telOw the level Of the
water, and ! strongly protected with plating.
rom Tire DECK rlsee a kind ct sheath. oval and
lIen az one end. above the water. and IN this /
worked q tiieen-iuch gun, which points always in
the direction Of the bow. The motive power l.
MT ~ steam but by the arms Of thirty
TAO men. who at hy q simple and effective
on "a -r.W with four fang. This :
which j. already constructed. J. said 20 !
r. admirably adapted . tie defence 1f the Islands
have and lakes e sweden. The power OBJ .
J. sufficient fgr III. required yurTp-e, and .
ID. total o-tp the bat j. bat little over 81. 900. !
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