Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12
! FROM SAN FRANCISCO
HonoIpln Advi.c,.sus Z to Q sept. . 25ltl ilI

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| SAN FRANCIsco,e Oct. S-The steamship
Idaho, with Honolulu advices to September
25th, arrived to-day. Gen, McCook, u, s.
Minister. camey2 passenger, ,f-, a-.1t i
The reciprocity tleaty of the United
States was ratified by the King and tor
warded to, Washington. ,,a-eN ,Ts7 s.sT
The deficiency of the HaWaiian revenue,
dred Thousand The Parliament passed r.
bill providing tor the deficiency, imposing
threer fold tax on real and personal prop
erty, and special duties on opium aRd9to-
bacco. The revenue changes go into force
tf y tIsa,y g.i,sIaasTs 1san z
rived at HopolulqI September 76th,l from.
1ahatii She bad been on aaeruisea s to the.
Iona, and the Fejee groups to Investigate
the trouble between the natives aud Amer
lean residents. The mission is said to have
been Successful. 1t is understood the kin @
] Of the Fejees ceded to the United STATES
three Small islands of the group, one of
which possesses a fine harbor capable Of be-
Ing made a naval station. Capt, Stanley de-
clined accepting, not having sufficient au-
thority. ~
The Tuscarora expected to leave Holo-
lulu in October for San Francisco.
1t Is reported that Gen. McCook is the
bearer of the ratified reciprocity treaty to
reLuTneQ
from Middlebrook island.
The sugar crop of 1853 is estimated at
100000 pounds.
Eliza A. Worth, wife of the American
Consul at Hilo, died Sept. 18th. The LADY
was native of New Bedford.
The ship Ceylon, from Boston, secured a
fnll1cargos OF oilsrand sail for New
Bedford November first. #EEW
The arrival OF the first mail steamer from
Honolulu made an occasion of much good
feeling.
The Idaho took possession of the wharf
built by the China line, and was visited by
thous ands of citizens. s EEs
The Advertiser recommends the Govern
ment to add $25,000 year to the compa-
ny's subsidy.
Extension OF M m6ntgomery street,
SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. 1.-THE Board Of
supervisors, last night, passed an order ex-
tending Montgomery street. If carried
into effect it will give the commercial part
of the city thoroughfare at least four
miles in length.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
= ~ 5Pauys
( The Western Union Telegraph Com
yer Bay to-day. Col. Bulkley, Chief Eugi-
neer of the Company, and portion OF the
employees came passengers. - ----. ,as--
sz.a1g yE-a-s7- COmmerc rciaI. e- ~
The Tribune reviews the trade and COM
merce of San Francisco for nine months of
the current year, and shows the import
trade to be about twelve millions; amount
paid six millions aggregate tonnage, five
hundred and sixty-to1r thousand; exports.
aggregate sixteen million two hundred
and ninety thousand. Wheat and flour
alone reached the-Value of nine millions.
Intelligence from Portland.
SAN, FRANCISCO. Oct, 9-The steamship
Orif1amme, from Portland, with $13O 900 in
treasure. has arrived.
Extensiye preparations for the Oregon
State Fair are making. Ete
Y "A Baker City letter states that the Indi-
ans attacked a wagon in which Mr. Scott
and wife were riding, killing Scott and
wounding Mrs. Scott. Though wounded,
the latter seized the reins and drove
through the ranks of the savages, three
miles home.
The mining news from Idaho is not en-
couraging.
The ship Robin Hood, for New York, has
sailed.
Flour and wheat market firm; quotations
unchanged. Legal tenders 70L. 10 sr.-.E