The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-03-30
late Foreign EteiElS.

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,s - e.mes-. in which >,u- Is horses
.-s i1--75ro4i sosu 'ue sag : lie -h'S' -A
AZ a N-N Iork Iasaire-
TIE frzeszea IL Grcr1A resi-e 20 work Ar d''een
L--.s uoa;a sd E,aas- Yre;=rFins 10 "'-' -
shares.
The Cz.s.so T-.5--s describes : Louis A
es,-c--a G.. Gec-=< ou zee 49,; o-1A 0; tine MISE
err.. e ! i-o-ts~a
E-c-a -u4ruAe;ars-s, VIII 81 ere % business,
- -. - F-af.a agents, --a .1e G-'ern-e-i
Afterwards >eiz=S iAe sAIe
ui-e,ev. ere q ,he ec,are3 members @: he Nlssa-
ebcsztsS asu~e o.: R=yss<euJ-ii'es, =-s 1-LaTe- VIZ
av.;5 :or Sc-ker-
las woz1a Nov@-C.g,,d Punishment has
te-n a-e-s.-i IN I-aIy. =ul fupr~-caelt icr deoi
il E-aaes HAS satin ias cable
P.zr.. Feb 3-Ser5oas auo- rio.z have oesgrred
3, ,a= like tosu Il NArchi-es Is Sarr-1--t Nsri,
lear Mile French trolFS were eAt.ei ol' l. t'e-
ts:l-t4lcee, 4ul several Ho'e;s were Ai-A
Grand f=.e zAs given to rhs eaesrs Of the Colo
r-zy a. Va. 10 France Frieuiiy speeches we're
made sui -ca>-s offered. The enthusiasm s1S ~
t.uul~i-
Advises from Havana February 6rh. have been
raeiyei. Cao!era. ye!sS ever and small PIX pre-
y.Eei s., : IdouaS. 20 hai di=l u Cholera IN
sse seeks TAe whites suzere1 meSt
Inc s.!e Of tie late Or, wrIesly's library il Lon
don occUy5ed 6:teen days, All produced e'i'4y'-
lac ms3al> -Li manuscripts osuagai >S'OJ' Tue
c.lecIila = drawings c5J,yEl-
Tie S~cisatj.c -Iasrjc7a estimates thai twenty
tons II uessre STAMPS were used a.; year; OF, y
s~cuerlcl.l measurement, forty eight All a BALI
square niles 9: paper
CHEs PUzzIE-A cerrs.Y -nisnt Of the Lonion
iLus.-etst .Nt-S ba> the following chess EnL1e.
presented by Al American Place The queen
alone q the board, ani Ia fourteen moves cause Asf
T. PISS over al tie squares
The London Tines admits that today 10 one
nation : e;rtuE enough OF reckless enoagh 70 give q
decided no 10 American dictatiJu- Engiani - have
s urtc,ie4I example some Day A. It =. she VII! pay
the AI4Ulma claims and never dispute aocut the
Interest.
The Episcopal Church In the United States i said
TO ~ divided lurO 2.SJ6 parishes, having 2-0oJ eser-
evmeu. and l0l,2Z5 isy meuuers during 1870
The members Of ;his church contributed S3,v5l, o0'
:Or Charitable purposes.
TIE lot CT the corner Of Filth and Mission streets,
san Fauci>co. has been purchased by the Secretary
600 IN coin. TIE plan II The building haS been
already approved The extreme length will De 30
feet, breadth Is iee', ard the cost S6po,Uun- work
all be cgmueucej - =o0n a. California ceies urls
diciion-
JogrxG N L.ws-S5me years ago there was a
tuI INTRODUCED into the Georgia legislature TO lay d
TAX q ten dollars 4 year On 81 jtck.>ses. Some aQ-
pr-ci4;iNe member proposed to amend II - as 10 IN
c.uie lawyers AMI doctors lie amendment vas
accepted. aud amid much jccuIaTiIy. the bill passed
Several egor-s have since been made to repeal it. but
IN vain. AMI to this day al jlcka>ses, lawyers aud
doctors are obliged TO pay a yearly tax Of ten dollars
\ majority Of the delegates Of ai the British North
American Provinces nos in London, have pronounced
ageiu>, O.,o~a a. the capital Of the Confederation,
prvferring Quebec
TIE steamer r r. Cvy'sr. rece-tly reported as
having ben >uli 10 tue Columbian Government, has
been -. zei under orders from Collector Smythe on
the charge Of having been fitted out as a privaieer
for the Chilean or Peruvian service. he had an
armament Of SIX gIus aboard, together with a large
qusutiiy af SINAI! arms and ammunition, ana Was
manned ty sixty * rebels The representation Of
respectable parties, however, says rhe priyateer story
i untrue. and the vessel is really sold 10 the Colom-
biau Government, under ASSURANCES that such sale
would be Yer;ecly Legitimate
News from the Corea informs Us that the French
have initiated proceedings 70 teach tine Coreaus that
numbering foreigners Is an Unlawful rastime- The
French Admiral mas slilei with Li~ squadron 10 the
Corel. The master and crew q an American schooner
named the Genera! NheTMUa, with TWO English
gentlemen, r Mr.. Thomas aud Mr. Hogarth, have
been roasted TO death by order Of the King. or his
E,ther-some accounts say the latter-the unhappy
victims having been tied down in. their berths ami
the shin Let on ERE.