The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-08-03
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Tle President viii sead . uuanber Of noniua-
ugu- o. Soc Ssl-.e Uas W,sA. Including Miuistsrs
r. austria Prussia. Mexico. H@yd. snd = CoGnmis
s.yD,s Of agriculture IL Is quite oeTsaiu shat
Ea! mono Will he rcuOtniuatcd Minister g. austria
Campbell was ordered ~ NsshiGga5u. whetr b-
received instructions o. proceed 20 ArNlco. lie
Nas Il uf isEcf. aGd coaid obtain so vessel So the
journey! sud Photographed Seward - assign bia
pnv which ~as refused aud h.. bclpg uhatie to
make ue journey overland J,sigBed
SECRETARY stanton bas ordered the issue q: I .090
br,gel404ctUe RidSkv;s aud 50.0vO cartridge,
from The LeaVeHworh Arsenal. t. the Union
Pacific Railway employee. 10 Protect tL'n against
N. Indians
The bog.d sage che California wiits wiEes have
ae-u~ll! come into competition. IL Hanover and
ON tie Rhine, with some VI tie productions OF
Germany A French JouFual compares the Cali
foraia wines al the ENposidOa iaVorably with
FIe-cu products.
Tue figa.e FouL{,a. Farragut's flagship. went
Co SEA to-day Ars. EarTagut aud NTs- PeHROck
are passengers. the President having suspended
"a, regulations in their favor
Tom Thumb aud Commodore Nati are among toe
passengers from LoEd0u ia the steamer i0too.
The Word says At least 10000 shares of rail-
road stocks were bought paid Tor aud taken cat
uf tue brokers hands within . fortnight. The
rapid rise IN places OF Western securities Is owing
o. The large investment by Eastern capitalists. eu-
couraged 10y the prospects 81 the Pacific Railroad
The excursions Of Cur rich men 10 Omaha resiIited
In throwing SIU.OO0.O0O tot tue purchase % Nest
eru stocks
il a. thought IN England that a great clipper
race started from Foo Chow about the Ist inst
eight clippers entering
IN the IriJgs,s's review Of the harvest Of Amer
lea and Europe. the wheat crops VI Buglaud and
Scotland generally are estimated 70 be equal 10
those OF last year. The account Is equally eHcour-
aging u The Southern crops. For stOck the feed II
81 a good quality. excellent and Of as large breadth
a. Mas ever before known.
The jury in the celebrated champagne cases
..TH-T 80. I1ay atA.l .E.4-4 Tor sEa af.Tun-
auts and one for tie Government, and were dis
charged.
The President has issued q proclamation an
uouEcing the ratification OF the Russian American
treaty the fnal exchange OF ratiicatons having
taken place to-day between Secretary Seward and
Baron StOeckl.
\ pardon was to-day Issued in the case of Gen
cral Longstreet. ii having been granted upon the
prominent individuals. including General Grant
aud other distinguished officers OF til. army, and
several Senators and Representatives.
The great match for 1000 between Dexter. in
harness. aud Ethan Allen. with running mate. on
the Fashion Course. took place June q. There
were upwards Of 20 900 persons present. Dexter
was the favorite at SIO0 to $50 Another running
mate having been substituted for Charlotte, in
consequence of her having gone lame. all bets
were declared of. Ethan Allen won in three
straight heats. Time. AIS, 2:l6 and 2:l9-ihe
fastest on record. Dexters time ON the second
heat was 2:lGs.
New York, July s.-A Herald New Orleans
special despatch saws the Rdlejqh sailed for Havana
with 10 Austrian officers from Vera Cruz. The
Austrians avow their intention TO remove Maxim
ilian's remains 10 Havana till they have some OPP
portunity 10 make an enemy Of JnareZ. the Mex
can chiefiain. They declare that a few days viii
see a powerful chieftain az the bead of a large
army against the Juarez party. Then they will
return TO Mexico
PAHAMA-The Herald Panama correspondence
Of the sd. confirms the report of the capture OF
Mosqucra and the assumption of supreme power
by AcOsta-
The Columbian steamer Boiiria. which slipped
through the fingers Of the authorities, returned to
Panama 10y MOsqueru : orders. and WAS delivered
to the authorities. Ahnirs were greatly unsettled,
and the only remedy seemed To be 10 wait till
Congress convened
\ Herald New Orleans special says that a fill
clustering fever. with the watciIWord -On TO Nexi-
co prevails in ali circles, Federal and Confeder-
ate. AT the anniversary dinner at the 81. Charles
Hotel. Gov. Weller of California gave as q seuti-
ment. ON to the Halls of tue Montezumas.' ii
was received with applause
over 3.OOe emigrants arrived from Europe yes
terday.
The ship MauhGtiGn on Friday brought 400
Mormons, destined Tor salt Lake.
The T-ibusc'S Galveston special sa Is: Since
the opinion of Attorney general S~tanbery has been
promulgated. the rebel spirit of the South has
gained renewed strength. Mayor Haviland. re
moved by General Grifien. refuses To recognize
military authority in the matter. During the war
Nl- fttt-'A ltEt-AsAAlt - y dtAt a EhttA flIH
cunfscatlon of all property belonging TO loyal men.
over S6O.000 worth Of property was seized III this
manner and sold. The rebel records do not show
the names OF the purchasers. and immense Sims
were distracted by the States Receivers. Oliver
Cromwells cOntiscatiOns in Ireland did not equal
this in extent. and General Grihen had bceen
ordered TO probe this hinge spohation to the bottom
a TRruMrH-The Radicals have carried Washing
ton. electiHC the CITY ticket and q majority OF the
Council. The negroes voted almost unanimously
with the Radicals. and 10 their efforts may this
victory over the rebels % the capital be ascribed.
so il will be everywhere in the Southern States
where the colored men are protected IN their rights
BaNKrrrT LAw-The bankrupt Law went into
oneration on the first day of June. Under il. I'M
prisonment for debt ceases throughout all the
States and Territories by II all stay laws. pre-
fcrenccs, voluntary agreements and secret attach
ments are set aside. Five hundred dollars worth
of household furniture. the wearing apparel al
each family. and such other property rs Is by law
exempted in the different States can he held by
debtors.
TsE PprsmENT'S RECEPTION N BoSrnN-The
President was received by "a military escort near
the CITY. and was met by a delegation OF the city
authorities. Salutrs were fired. and the thousands
assembled cheered him repeatedly Three regi-
mPntS OF infantry, q battalion OF cavalry ana q fuil
cnmnanv Of marines were paraded in line waiting
10 receive the President The streets and windows
were drnscly filled with spectators. The PrcS'-
dent was escorted 10 the fremont House, where
the MavOr and prominent citizens paid their TeS-
rectS. Governor Bullock was introduced. and
made a brief speech welcoming the President Ia
Massachusetts lie said Our citizens desire "a
manifest in every possible manner their respect for
those representing the National American Union.
MANY OF your predecessors have visited New knS
land from time to time. Your visit like theirs.
excitrS ou- devotion 90 tho Onion Of these States
and respects far those who. in official position.
renr,scnt the Government ot the whole country |
trust You will prolonE your stay IN Massachusetts
sufficiently to enable it, citizens to manifest their
high regard for your Office and for Won personally.
The President. in reply. expressed thanks ior the
welcome extended To him. He referred To the
history OF Massachusetts in connection with the
war. and said it was peculiarly gratifying ia him
to receive such "A welcome an visiting NaSSachu
Srtt> under such circumstances. The Governor
then introduced his staff 10 the President and Sec