The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-30
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NEWS !

New York mail Of October 10Th, and san Fancisco
dates u November 4tL.
Tie l. ; : ;. TsSoir0rd arrived over ca the
Suth Of October 30 da,s passage aud tie Bsr
30. Nos. z-26 days passage.
The following embraces the principal news:
DEAu Or Al OiD SEA-CArNN-Captain Charles
J. Lqyctt- Who came here a. Master Of the brig
tt Taylor. iu 1879. and bias been ruEuiUg In the
Hawaiian and Chinese trade nearly ever since,
died la tits city GA sunday Oct. y. aged tfty-SeStn
years. Deceased was a native OF Beverly. MaSsa-
cLussti>. one OF his sons Il now IN Shanghai. but
We are not aware that Lee leaves any family al this
city. lie for a long time commanded the bas&
Idskss. bGt bis last TIP MAS rs master Of the bark
S"yEtpt,. some months since, bis III health having
compelled him. from that time until bis death. a.
rcmail on shore. lie WAS appointed To the charge
Of tie Captains Room Of the Merchants Exchange.
GA the uIeBlug Of that establishment, bUt had been
too uuWrii 10 atJrud To the duties Of the position
His disease WAS drOpSy Of the heart. He : spoken
81. by ali Who knew him. a. Gods ncblcSt work.
an honest man and his deceaSe Will be deeply
regretted by very many Of our citizens. Ii may
be a comfort 10 his friends at the East 10 know that
hc was surrounded with every comfort during bis
illness, ami cared for by kind friends. one OF the
ladies who waited upon him during his sickness
remarked that he VAS the most patient sufferer she
ever knew. His remains We're taken IN charge by
the Masonic Fraternity. and Will be inferred by
them.-iLd.
Eastern America.
Chicago. Oct. 30-The Times Cincinnati special
SAYS \ al42uClEham Cl8ltls mat hc has enough hHb+S
pledged 10 be elected United States Senator from
Ohio.
BoSroN. Oct 30. - Elk Governor Andrew was
attacked by a~poplexy last night His situation Is
critical, and be remains insensible.
Ex-Governor Andrew died at 6 O'Clock this
evening. He remained insensible to the end.
Nsw York. Oct. 3O-Santa Ana has been tried
at Vera Cruz aud sentenced 10 death. be has
pe,itioned ihe Supreme Government for mercy.
The TriJUne'S Constantinople letter says Turkey
has decidedly concluded not 10 eede Gambia TO
Greece. There is not likely, however, 10 be imme-
diate war with Russia.
Over 500 miles of the Union Pacific Railroad is
completed. and the track laid 10 within seventeen
miles Of Cheyenne.
The President issued a proclamation recon-
mending November 2Sth as a day of thanksgiving.
The Tines special says the impeachment party
Is gathering no strength either in the Senate or
House. A proposition to continue the session
during Johnson's term of office is favorably re-
ceiyed.
4 strong protest was laid before the President
against Stewards course respecting the Fenian
prisoners in Ireland. Stewards removal is urged.
The Herdld'S Washington special says: Several
prominent SOutherners expresses the conviction
that a general negro outbreak is imminent They
say nearly every negro in the South is armed and
the whites destitute of the means of defence. The
Impeachment of the President is believed to be the
time for their rising. They urge the President 10
increase the military force In the South.
Returns are received from all the counties in
Virginia but two. The total vote is over l6s 900
only $500 against the Convention.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-NInister Dix writes 10 the
State Department that Ii Is the Impression Of Eu-
ropean statesmen that a general war in Europe Is
inevitable. The Roman question is only a pretext
on the part Of Napoleon TO precipitate it,
Mexican News.
Havana. Oct. 1.-Advicas from Mexico give The
details of the Tehuantepec grant to Elsaye and has
associates. The grant continues in force for seven
" years, and fifteen per cent. OF the profits are TO
be paid to the Mexican Government At the ter
mination OF the grant all the improvements revert
to the Government The terms require not less
than fifteen leagues Of telegraph. Six leagues Of
wagon road will be constructed yearly till the
route l. fully opened. Operations will be com
menced within eighteen months. Merchandise pas
sing over the road and capital invested in improve
msnts will be exempt from taxation. Transit Is TO
be free To the world, the nation guaranteeing neu-
trality of the lsthmus. The Government is TO pay
Sioo any damages that may be a~djndced TO his
company arising from what Is known rs the Sloo
grant. The road is not to be subject to bypotheca-
ton without the consent of the Government. The
meetings Of the company will be held in New York
Hayti advices are TO the 9th. 4 general revolu-
ton was regarded as imminent. Provisions were
at famine rates. \ motion was made in the Legis-
lature TO allow the return of all the eXileS. Jeffrard
The Jamaica Government has refused to
sanction the subsidy TO a steamship line between
New York and the West Indies
European.
LONDON. Oct 25.-Dispatches to-day state that
Garibaldi Is marching on Rome. His command,
divided into two columns under Garibaldi. has
arrived at Monterido. The Papal troops were re-
firing slowly. The semi-oficial press unanimously
state that the affairs of France are worse than when
Napoleon planned the expedition in earnest.
TorIoN. Oct 76.-A feet Of iron-clads sailed this
The troops encamped in this vicinity are
in motion and will embark for Rome Immediately.
War material is being shipped with great activity.
FLORENCE. Oct 2s-Victor Emanuels soldiers
refuse TO fight against Garibaldi- 1t Is considered
certain that a new Ministry will be formed. thor
oughly radical. whose policy will be 10 make Rome
the Capital of Italy.
FLORENCE. Oct. 2.-Particulars OF the engage
mcnt ut Nonterotundo. represent that the fighting
obstinate on both sides. and the Issue for a
while doubtful but finally Garibaldi was complete
Papal soldiers to Rome. Garibaldi is advancing
10 the outer Qualifications OF Rome with his entire
army.
LoNpoN. Oct. 27.-Advices from Rome say great
agitation prevails, and an attack is hourly expected.
The Pope has retreated from the Vatican and sought
refuge in the Castle of ST Angelo.
CHICAGO. Oct. 9.-Cable dispatches Of the 26th
and 27th received are tpll of wild minors about The
sighting and movements of Garibaldi. Fighting
within half a mile of Rome. Garibaldi is
at the head of 10, 200 troops, and being constantly
reinforced.
Orders have been issued for the entire force in
tended for Rome to embark immediately. Ten
troops have arrived from Africa.
LONDON. Oct. Z9.-lhe btObe says cGItoVlallN. mat
although Prussia Is committed to neutrality on Che
Roman question, Bismarck has assured the Italian
Cabinet that he will not allow France to make war
On Italy on account of the Papal complications.
FLoRENCE. Get. 29-The Kings proclamation
the country is in great danger; it denoUnces
be Garibaldisns for usurping the right TO make
war. commands the insurgents to return to their al
.cgiance and expects the people toSustain the King
preserve the national honor it promises when
is restored ibst Italy and France will
settle the Roman question. ,
Pans. Oct 29-The report Of Garibaldis victo-
v is confirmed. lie has been reinforced by several
men.
The PIirje saws the Italian Cabinet has announced
willingness to- retain their places on condition
the King publicly djssvow all conniv-
,uce or support of the Garibaldian invasion Sec