The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-08-31
TIE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDA !. AUGUST 81.
News OF the Morning.

HI- M,Js-TT TIE KING returned from NIo,okai
on thursday morning ia tie royal yacht. laisiing
about 8 o'clock =. ". Nth the customary salute II >.
lie appear IL zesI health, showing that the country
life Shieh be has INDUCED in tLe Tast few month,
eybiently agree with him better than city life. lie
purposes returning 10 Molokai in about two weeks.
The Steamer p1s at her dock 1t daylight this morn
Ing. anil her captain reports that she made sool time
throughout tire trip Among the passengers are
MR.. y. ulurt1n. Mrs. W. j. Alexander. Rev. Geo.
Mason. Gov. N1haolelua. Mr.. King. JUICE KahaIe-
Wal. Hon j.. kanaib. anil several other hon0rabIe-.
Capt. futile q the CoHshisiioa. from NovlrTo
River, about l2J miles north u san Francisco, for
tunately brought wiih him n san Francisco paper 81
August >, giving "a three days Later foreign news
In n paper u Jhs 9th, which he saw but dl not
bring. he noticed the arrival u the u. &. Murray,
- days from Honolulu.
From the paper above referred 10, We learn that
the propeller Montana. q 100 tons burthen, was to
be the pioneer Of the new United States mail line
TO this port. Itappsars that Gus information reglrl-
ing the movements Il the company anil their plans
has been correct. anil that the subsidy will bc allow
ell to begin frUm the date the vessels are lIii On.
The Montana vas TO leave san Francisco On the 9TH
Of September, and will bc due here ON the morning
Of the 18th, allowing her Il days for her passage.
She anil her cOnsOrt the IfahO are believed to he the
best boats for this route that are now on the Pacific
coast. By leaving On the 9Th, she makes a eonnec-
ton with the New York and London mails, so that
passengers and mails arriving in san Francisco on
the 81, will corHe through frUn New York in 80 days.
with two OF three days stoPpage Mt the latter port.
In another column i n full description of the new
China mail steamship Great RcpLbfie, Of 300 tons
burthen. the largest anil mos; powerful steamship
ever built in the Unitsi States She i full ~ship-ris-
gel and must aHoTd n splendid sight, when uuier-
way. Capt Waterman, our Envoy to Japan, will take
passage in the pioneer voyage Of this noble vessel
The European news does not look at al warlike.
AMI it is even reported that Napoleon intends 10 visit
the King Of Prussia during this month. \ visit
from Napoleon 10 Berlin, certainly indicates anything
but hostility in his plans
The election Il Kossuth, the Hungarian exile, e. n
seat in the Austrian Parliament, is n great event for
Hungary, anil in flct for liberal ideas throughout
Europe. lie has been an exile for some twenty year.,
anil yisiteI the United States in the early part of his
banishment. Unsler the general amnesty prOclaimel
by the Austrian Emperor. he anil all other Hunga-
rian political Ofenders, we're allowed TO return, and
were restored % all the rights 81 subjects.
On our fourth page will lie found a remarkable
article from the London Tines, giving its views On
the House Of Lords. There must he a terrible earth
quake near ut hand in England, when the leading
newspaper denOHnces the Peers in such language a.
il used, anil calls the House Of LOrls . the most use
less anil the most iniolent assembly in the world"
The article portrays in foreible language the erum-
bling power Of the oil English aristocracy.
An abstract II the Presidents last veto. II the
reconstruction bin. anil others interesting matters
will he Guud on the fourth page.
Those interested in plantations should bear in
mind that the sale u the Princeyille Estate takes
place on Saturday next. the 9Th Of September, and
that Of the Eaiwiki Plantation ON the Monday follow
ing, September .. For particulars, see advertise
mcnts in to-Iay's paper.
The incoming packet, ID. c. Murray, viii bring
the New York mails q July IL and u, with SIu
Francisco papers % August II. She arrived o.er ON
the 9Th or 9TH, len probably on the 18th or 18th, and
will lie due here early next week.
IN oli-Es-hionei fs appears 10 have sc;ilel over
the entrance Of san Francisco for the ten days prior
To August 2. Between the 81 and 9Th forty vessels
entered that port. some II which. including the Bsr-
Hies, reported having been shut cut 10 days by the
dense fog.