The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-21

Capt. We.tear. in England. ran Of 18th the
wifr q Major Aa1Seil. GGd the latt-r got not only
. divorce. bat q verdict % $4,000 damage and
c1-t-- which to- Captain promptly paid and took
To- woman The price for uHiaiihfGl sIv-- rules
high IN that country.
On the .7th 81 April. tao Luadr-d year ago.
Nilt1a received - foE to- pen Of - Far2dIse
Lit.
The fret Yankee institution 10 appear al siika j.
Custom Hou--.
\ lines special says tie President has int ma
ted that b- Wil tender The War portfolio 70 Gov
-rnOr Andres 81 N---achu--i..
- -,m- young ladies we're playing croquei in
Detroit. rec-utiv. one q them was accidentally
struck = severe and nearly fatal blow IN tie temple
BE- a usIiet il tie hands VI another
A sunday school. established b. Americans. :
fOuri-hIuZ az Par-. France. Il makes Paris seem
quite Llu~-lik- 20 American travellers 10 hear the
children ing Marching Along" The Recruits
song Happy Day" &c
Now tina; The Broadway bridge has ceased TO be
q novelty. though il cost $4,000, petitions are in
circulation Tor signatures asking the New York
Common Council 70 take il away
Maine Cour; has decided that q livery stable
keeper i responsible for damages caused 70 & lady
b. al unsafe horse from his stable.
A. a Fenian picnic az Chicago, General Spear
made a speech. in which be said there will soon be
q movement which will shake the world and result
IN The eEirauchi~emen Of Ireland.
The evidence adduced at the trial OF Snrra:,
shows the justice Of the decision Of the Military
Court which tred The other eOnspiraiors and as
sa-sius.
The French Government has made Lamartiue a
gift Of 100000. II J. aid the poet felt the hunili-
alton Of bis position 80 much that be could neither
AT nor drink. work nor s-ep. bu; lay benumbed
b. the heavy blow.
Horace Greeley and Frank Moore are now en-
gagged on an important historical work on e The
Negroes in America."
FEANcE-Religi0us and benevolent societies.
similar % those in the United States. 1re multiply
ingi in France. Among them ere two Bible societies.
tgO religions tract societies. the Central Societies
Cf Evang-lizafi0n. the Evangelical Society. the Mis-
siouary Society 20 the Heather. and some others.
and al seem 10 be vigorously At work.
ExFENsEs ~ MExC1-A paper sent 70 the French
Corps L-gi,latii shows that The French expenses in
Mexico were 300 100000 francs. This Is = nice
Little bill Tor An enterprise which has proved so
signal . failure. France wars FOR Z" ideas alone.
In this instance she winces at the cost Of instruction.
Northampton i rather proud Of the fame which
B-cchers novel gives IL. aud ALREADY has an e>iab-
Hshmrn; Tor summer bOardeTs ehTisiened Nor
wood Hail.
GEEAT BUsINEss-The Hudson River steamboats,
are said % be doing q great business AZ present
On "wednesday -venihg last Oh" Of them had $500
Passengers TN Thursday eEsning the up-Tiver
boat lett Neg York with 1000 passengers
Senator Wilson has written a letter relative 20
his recent Southern tour. He thinks ninety per
cent Of the negroes will vote the Republican ticket;
that there are now tOO-VOO Republican voters in
the eX-Tebel States that there will be D 5000 by
next November that they are thirsting for political
enlightenment: that i hundred Republican speakers
can we'll be employed for many weeks 10 come {:
that timely action will secure to the Republicans
~ least eight Of the Southern States
THE lSDiANWAE-Eleyen tribes numbering about
5000 souls. are now said 70 be united against the
whites. and all accounts indicate a disposition TO
carry ON the war yigOruu-ly-evcu s1Tagely. We
read that some Of our troops e were compelled To
Kill all prisoners. and also part Il their stock. to
prevent them from falling into the hands Of the
Indians"
Carleton writes 70 the Boston Journal that orr
American mechanics haze carried of the fr-t
hOnOrs in the department Of locomotives at the
Paris ExpOsiiiOB-jh- gold medal having been
awarded 20 the locomotive = America contributed
By the Grant Company. VI Patterson. N j. There
was = -tif competition for the honor. France. Aus
tria and Russia having each several machines. but
the America" OutshOne them all aud took the
gold medal.
The Mobile Adrer.iser Is very hard on Northern
historians. IL says: Everybody North Of tue
Potomac has written a history Of the Rebellion,
and they have mostly written - If they were en-
gagged in q great national lying match for the cham
p~iOn-hip. aud were each determined TO win or
break his neck IN the attempt"
TN NATIONAL DEBT-This debt was on the first
day OF August two billion. five hundred and eleven
million. three hundred and six thousand. four hun
dred and twrniy-siN dollars and one cent, GILL
39G.426 OH; or in other words. twenty-five hundred
and eleven million dollars. Owing To heavy re-
ccipt- from internal revenue IA. whole debt has
fNAfaHfAA fA-ANs AAAss.NAN 4A Af AL1EsA VI hAEAzA-
\ grand match 81 picking pockets lately came
Of ~ the Paris Exposition between seven English
and seven French professionals. They started NJ
the same time on their raid. and on arriving at the
place Of rendezvous the Engiisbmen showed forty
i've watches and nine pOrtIHouai-s a. the result Of
their skill. while the French plumber was much less.
The Fr-uehmen then. according to the agreement,
gave the vict1rs a supper. got them thoroughly
drunk. took all their watches aud money. and left,
telling the landlord 10 collect his bill Of the gen
tlemen who we're up stairs on the floor.
SPLENDID M.NsIoS.- Ezra Cornell. the founder Of
the Cornell University. i building at Ithaca the
finest private residence in the United States. II l.
OF the beautiful grayish LOckpOrt stone. Of a gOtLic
design. aud will exhibit ON its exterior a multitude
Of magnificent carvings. These last are done by
wOrkmen recently employed on the Cologne Cattle
dral. aud many scores of designs. representing
groups Of lilies. punches Of straw berries, and other
fruits aud flowers. intended for corbels. crOckcts.
balusiers. and spandrcls. are already finished. The
stone cutting alone i 20 cost S2i, OOO. and the whole
house will probably not fall short Of 100000.
An EIinburg newspaper has an article beaded
Heir Wanted" from which IL appears that one
Sir Hugh Pollock. whose father died at Pollock
Castle. In Scotland. J. wanted 10 occupy the castle
aud spend an income Of $4,000 "a year. The miss
ing Young knight left home In lists. and is thought
Co b. somewhere in this country. At last accounts
be Wa supporting himself by manual labor.
OUE RELATIONS WITH THE S,SDwIcH IsL,Sfs-
The relations Of the United Siat-s with the sand
wich Islands, always amicablc and important. have
OF IltS years bcrh drawing the Two nations closer
and Increasing in importance. The people Of the
Islands have ever .-tremed those Of this country
a. their best friends among the nations OF the world
aud from u they have derived those cigilizing in
huenc-s which bav. elevated them to the position
of re-prctAbiiiiy and enterprise that they now oc-
cupy. The influence excried upon the natives Of
the Islands by the United States has been confined
o NO particular point. but has been in every sense
general. II has introduced among them the Chris
tiIu religion with all IT. %civiliZing effects. and en-
grated in their midst a business enterprise which
has made them a thrifty and prosperous people.
But while our influence. 40 10 speak, has made the
Sandwich Islands. ". have derived innumerable
advantages from them which have more than re-