The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-03-23
TIE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SITURDA +. MARCH ..
News of the Morning.

Four xhale-LiPs are OF ,te port this morning.
two Of which are e. boiling down sight not Or
ten seen from tie town
Tie steamer arrived ~ 6 o'clock this morning
from Eoaa- having L1t a fine trip mp and back.
She bIing- a. F=--arer-. Rev 3. IS. Parker. Miss
Parker. Miss PaEl-. Ir--r-- Lake. Ross and sheldon.
She reports at EeaIas-sua Bay snip J,ha H,sri1Dd
With 80 bbI- whale u. and Toaleot and dpLa clean.
At haw4ihae the Three EraH,srs was at anchor.
The CgD.a wiI =aI. to-day ~ y o'clock. taking a
full cargo and = number Of passengers. among
whom we notice Nr. .. u Spencer. late Of the
East Maui P.an;atiyn. and his family Mr.. Fcuer-
siien- agent Of tie san Francisco Refinery Mrs.
Admiral Pi,r-Dn. Hi-- Ii-r-Jn, Captains Patty.
Burdett aud others. Tie mail will clo-e al 10
O'Clock. aud ibe bark viii al! punc.Ially al Y.
Ills Majesty i enjoying ane health. aud may be
seen alDIos; any day driving Lis fine span Of bays.
lately the property II T.. T. Douglrriy. E-q.
Queen Emma on WeIc--dlv last went o. Peal river
IN the Pc. accompanied Ly Colonel Eallaag4. the
GJvernc-- OF Hawaii and others
The Te1pertDce Legion met on Thursday even
ing and was adIFr---I bg Mr.. Barry. who made
some farewell remars- % TIE audi-ucr. This 90
ciety was started mainly through BIZ efforts. assist
"a By several active co-operat1r-. lie urged them
70 stand firm to their re-"lution-. and never desert
the coIors uaJer which they had enlisted. Hi- adj
- 80 HFIN fIaN'FNA. dAA FaaAFa.aT lefE AN I'M
precision 90 BIZ audience IL leaves today in the
bark CDHss.
Yesterday. March z2I. was the birthday q the
King Of Prussia. nos 20 years o. a.-. the man WHO.
to-day. ought more properly. prrhag-. 20 De termed
the Emperor g Germany. o. b. j. tie leader Of the
various nationaiit-s of Europe which uow ac-
knowledge Bis sway. United Germany. with a
respected rI.rr and an liberal statesman Ike Bis
marcL. will pT0grc--. The PTussian Consul. r. \.
Schaeier. Esq. received the congraiulatOry visits
Of the Foreign Con-.I- and Government officials.
a we'll o. % the cirl-us generally. The flags of
the different CJn-uIate- and 0f the shipping were
displayed in honor % the occasion.
Prof J. r Kiunry. Of the Royal School. gave a
really instructive anI scientific entertainment at
the Theatre. last evening. for the benefit Of the
school Of which BE- has charge. The exhibition
consisted Of chemical experiments. Illustrating
Irctro-magnet~m and other branches Of the
science. iutersPeTsed with music from several anna
tours The occasion drew on; a large audience. all
Of which particularly the Juvenile poriiou-were
amused and instructed. and the exhibition was in
every respect a perfect success. In American and
European cities these exhibition are frequent. and
they ought To- b. more common here. for very few Of
our young people understand the operation of ap-
pareUtly magical experiments. From the Gg-sfe
We learn there viii De- another exhibition this
evening et The same place.
We 90 to press with no later foreign Intelligence
than what was received by Tie E1Ir;dJe on the gth
inst We still look for he bark j. ". Seqr.r.
whose departure may have been delayed to March
5. The n~ortherly winds prevailing during the pas,
week indicate light trades. during which vessels
bound IN from san Francisco make longer passages
than usual
The bright moonlight nights Of the past week
have afforded great pleasure 10 Young people and
riding parties. boating excursions and croquct
games have been the order 0f The day or more pro-
perry night. With the cool braciug northcrly
breezes blowing FOR tie pa; few days. the weather.
both day and night. has been eXluisitely charming.
y FIRE occurred at Waitaue (uear Wilder's Plan
tatioa on this island on Monday last. 10y which tie
dwelling Of Rev T. Poll wasdr-iroyci. il Is sup
posed 20 have been .lc work rf aU iEecEdiary-