The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-05-04
E.nfc Foreign Items.

-.-l l.-.a.- r,,... bass, been running a
parallel between George p" t-L.--t- 60 -
Davis Here i he iae- advance" o. @7 ~"
Eer1rf in rc-arL u IT.
.Gea--e Washington: First in var first IN
nsar- al fr.t in sae hearts ofLis ccUntrEmen-
LIT Davis: First in rebellion mrs. IN pe'-i
coats. and h. III thr i'll OF As country m'A-
p--.rr,- s.. rr- F-SraS<-- Earl Russell. We
ar =r..----tF t.-a London today. &c CrA>uTeS me
american Goveram-l, fo- pleading i.T ne IyHt
ans. just g. but lsE stands ny H'o-T - l.
record in re-lri To the southern
tha English Government l.L been crH-eNt
NV plead rr The Insurgents oHE N-1tt.,
Struggle would have ended long before Il -'t
we haL extended 70 lie tt---S o-' -.-
practical sVmu4.Ey which rl- South receiver -t.I-
such m-n - Russell. tie taAsI-S 80
been ove.rUa. and ireland i revolt orioTe l-7-
Al P.gar.
WAESTzG To WHlzEET DEINKEES-A vel all-sLI
Heated G.>e gt Spo4Jan-2N> c'ht7-
in Columbus forty miles South oi IudAA2i'->' .L
v-=7av -,5-rf7g Andrew Nol:e. a German. very
Incorporate IN his habits was found oe11 ~ "a
shop. Lis liz, entirely burned away. .eAFllE
clastIv hole. his tongue chdIEea 10 crisp n
nose was also burned a i by IRE coming ou:g-
hiS ngsrrils. and hs clothes were san pNF-ll-
when found. No other PAX oi Tue CoHE So ~
air passages was burned. Physicians who exam
i1-i the BODY pronounce Il Il clear case "l sF'''H-
ue5ls combustion. Il i Supposed that the hGe was
communicated by attempting TO light a cigar
The President held a levee, the last Of the season,
on Friday night. February -. Il was large 4dN--
1guaflg ana brilliant NtN"HA lEt--1N-- So
was - Erea; that Al times II Vas ioHnd linpVSS!"-t
II either Eer IN OF out OF he Executive S''iSl'H'
The President was busy for three hours leee.N!"S
Ms oIests. who seemed 70 come from every section
Of the nation. A. al illustration q me immense
attendance. the fact may be stated That a. one tine
people were 80 damned and crowded a. .ue en-
trance and in corridors that a despatch was srhI -
the nearest police station Tor q detail 81 t"eiliE-uNC
no!:cemeu. who arrived quickly on tie spot. ana
aided persons in getting ont. Ladies tainted men
had their collars. coats and vests torn. while me
r - 10 -EsF-4plI =lrsTlI =
Young misses and boys were traIup!ed on ana
bruised. and X was . miracle that older persons
of without severe injury. II one period some
were rescued who had been cramped mp in = cor
reception ever Witnessed At the Executive Mansion
POPULARITY OF Observation-Disclosures GarIbaldi
appears in Brescia. whether late at night or early
in the morning. the population are aloot 10 give
him an ovation. The richest ladies. as Well n the
poorest women. deck themselves in their holiday
attire. and they tear the flowers cut OF their hair
bosoms TO throw under his horses feet.
y new trade has been openly started in Paris
that Of spy. \ person aiyeFt<gs an 4iice' at
which you have but To apply in order 70 obtain in
formation a. regards family secrets. the tracing OF
debtor. and the general surveillance OF parties
in whom one may be interested.
! new clandestine Journal has Just made lis ap-
DearanCe az Rome. the printing office Of which the
police have hitherto been unable 70 discover. Ii i
called the SregliO tAwakening}. and : much more
than the RontQ Del E0n.ani, being, il fact,
altogether Mazzinian.
Among the objects 70 be sent from Naples to the
Paris Exhibition i a collection OF corais belonging
- VI. CaSli.a. comprising specimens Of tie nUncT-
lUs changes which coral UnCeIgOeS in tue hands OF
he workman from the first step tn the tine ef its
)ring pat into circulation. IS transformed into q
iniShed article.
ENGrASD-The effort to supply the masses Of
-ondon with preaching. in the theatres. on sun
has met with good success. the attendance
,eing from 1890 To $500 II the larger theatres.
)uring the last season about 10000 persons have
TENDED, and many have been benefited. The
eyenIh annual report OF the Committed n charge
t the effort has just been published.
ScoT1AND.-An effort is in progress TO raise the
alari-s Of the Established ChUrch's ministers 10
1000 a year. \ large number now receive only
alf that amount, but they each enjoy u free manse
nj giebe.
ITALY.-Thc week Of PRAYER was observed al
florence. a daily meeting being held in rotation in
he various Protestant Churches. The American.
cytch. NtlGcnsian. Swiss. and the Free Italian
'hurches participated
Two Partisan woman fought q duel the other
az. with small swords. in the Bois De Bouloene.
me of them was slightly wounded. and the other
United al the sight Of her advers8ry's blood. They
forwards kissed, and resolved 10 die for each
Their.
WELL ANSWERED. - Bennett. of the New York
IsratI, replies in the following strain to an appli-
alton to deliver q lecture. The truth is. As he
the editor Of a widely circulated paper has a
audience than the most popular lecturer
culd ever have:
Lecturers and Lecfgirg-The Chairman Of a
.yccum Committee. evidently cOnfoUnGinZ us with
.1racc Greeley. Henry j. Raymond. Wendell
hillips. Henry Ward Beechcr. President johnson.
harleS Slmuor or Secretary Seward. has forward
j to IA the following communication:
TO ruC EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
JoBDtN. y. Y Nov. 2G. 1856.
A. Chairman of the Lecture Committee oi t- Jordan Ly-
Fr- 7 xr. %. Won 9.-T-rr y4Tr ~ Oh ono .g ,nr Tar---
= during the coming winter. Fiease write me in regard there
/ am, yours Truly, ASrsoSy B. Porter.
We have been In the iectUring business FOR the last
iirty years and have supplied the ofatorical lee
lrcrs Of oar day with most Of their ideas. grave
nd gay. lively and severe but instead Of deliver
= our lectures from the rossruu Ne print chem in
h. Herald The fact i people are 50 anxious 10 ;
ar what we have 10 say that no hall in the world '
1uld contain our audiences. Without srrainiug
ar voioe-waicA i quite powerful enough 70 he
across a table. but which might be called
in = public buiIdiUg-Wr are enabled 10 adj
millions Of people OF al classes and condi-
from kings on their thrones to peasants in :
cabins. from traders in Africa 10 explorers AT \
- North Pole. Other persons may prefer 70 talk
a few hundred people and see them face Il, face, r
AZ we lecture the whole civilized world every I
aruing. Influencing thousands who have never
On us and whom we never EXPECT TO meet. Let ]
e. Lyc-Tm Chairman secure the services Of tie
nall takers and bc satisfied. We are engaged I
day for the rest Of oar life 70 lecture To the :
attitudes who read the Herald or find lis articles y
an-i=t.d into every known tongue.
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