The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-12

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. S.-The steam.
ship Idaho, with Honolulu advices 10
, Septem Der 25th, arrived to-day. Gen.
McCook, United States Minister. came
on the passage he Reciprocity Treaty
OF the United States has been ratified
by the King, and forwarded to Wash
ington. The deficienty in the Hawaiian
revenue, created by the treaty is about
a hundred thousand dollars. Parlia-
ment passed u bill providing for the
deficiency, in three-fold tax on real
and personal property, and special
duties on opium and tobacco. The
revenue changes go into force with the
treaty.
The u. S. steamer Tuscarora arrived
at Honolulu, Sept. 9th, from Tahaiu,
Borueo, Iona and Fejee groups, to in
yestigate the troubles between the na-
tive and American residents. The
mission is said to have been successful.
1t is understood that the King of the
Fejees has coded the United States
possesses fine harbor, capable OF being
made a naval station. The protectorate
of the Fejees was offered the United
States, but Capt. Stanley declined, not
having authority. The Tuscarora is
expected to leave Honolulu, Oct. LIST.
The sugar estate OF the late X. c.
Wyle, located ut Honolulu, which was
sold at auction for thousand dollars,
cost about two hundred thousand.
The sugar crop for 1865 is estimated
at 20, 600, OOOIpounds.
Eliza 4. Worth, wife of the American
Consul at Hilo, died September 18th.
The lady was native of New Bedford.
The ship Ceylon, from Boston, re-
ceived a full cargo of oil. and wosld sail
for New Bedford on the LIST of No
Vember.
The arrival of the first mail at Hon
olulu was made the occasion of much
good feeling. The Idaho took possess
sion of the wharf built by the
China line, and was visited by thou
sands OF citizens. The Advertiser re-
commends that the the government add
S25, 900 year to the company s subsidy.
The Board OF Supervisors last night
passed an order extending Montgomery
street. II carried into effect it will
give the commercial part of the city II
thoroughfare at least four miles in
length.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany's ship Nightingale, arrived from
Plover bay to-day. Col. BulkeleyI
Chief Engineer of the Company, and a
portion ofthe employees came as pas
sengers.
The Bulletin reviews the trade in
commerce in San Francisco for the nine
months of the current year which
shows the import trade to be about
ST.. OOO, 600; amount paid on duties,
50, 0O0, 900; aggregate tonnage, S654, OOOi
exports, aggregate Sl6, 600. Wheat
and flour alone reach the value of S9,-
347, 900.
CLEARED, the Ocean River from Bos'
ton, with seven hundred tons of flour;
Robin Hood, from New York, with four
hundred tons of flour and six hundred
tons of wheat; Irene, from Montevedio,
with full cargo of flour; Ellen Lears,
from Liverpool, with $1,000 sacks oil
Sailed, the Thomas Bell. for Liver,
pool. ~
gal Tenders, 70B70E.
Capt. Tappan, of the Whaler Oliver
Crocker, died at Plover Bay, Septem'
Der 9th.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-The steam.
ship Oriflamme, from Portland, arrived
with $4,000 for the treasury.
Extensive preparations for the Ore
gon State fair are being made.
a Baker City letter states that the
Indians attacked a wagon In which Mr.
Scott and wife were riding killing Mr.
Scott and wounding Mrs. Scott. Though
wounded the latter escaped
The mining news from Idaho is not
encouraging.
The ship Robin Hood, for New York
smiled to-day.
Flour and wheat market firm; quo.
tations unchanged.
Legal Tenders, 7O4.