The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-10-05
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER
News OF the Morning.

The u. : Steamer LaessrsHHs appear g. have
had a very tedious passage from Miiiiebrook Island
90 HoEo,alu, having been driven by adveF-- aDuth-
sasc-riy wIaIs 10 - - North latitude. 81. hts
accomplished tie object q her cruise, ~Li-h wl- %
obtIin rgiiLis Information respecting that island,
anil the prt-ticah1ity 81 mailing 10 a c1lIiug station
Er the China mail ,to,uess. What C1rt. ReyHolls'
report = q course none but the Admiral AMI Nay
Department a. Washington e-u knaN n Vrr~ent- All
the facts we en- gather are given ia another column.
The eIrrsE; rragr re-pestinz the re-u,t q the
visit d the LactgraHHa o. MsllicbrO0k Island j.
that the report Is adverse % making i q depot In
dzrSEisers viii he wary abou; insuring vessels touch
ing n N anrksrge where . war ship = compelled
% bee tsJ anchors anil a schooner another, Ia Orii-
nary weather. Our OI -hipuHastes look a; tie
whole sshemc a. tie height q reckIes-ness. which
can only Be accounted Er by the ircPres-iJis desire
% Yanksei-m % expand itself into -]ms new and
gacspiaFeI Cell.
a meeting q the stockholders u the steamer HI
Efgoa was he'll On Thursiay aS the oHies q NIe-srs.
JEaion. Green s Co.. at which Mr. Green resigned
the agony q the vessel 4 statement q her affairs
wa male. BY which IL appear, tie boat : 4 losing
concern. mourning an expenditure beyond her r.
ceiPts u about $500 PER month. \ egaamit;ce was
appointed O. inquire d the Minister % tire Interior
NHetAeA "a tAsAG e14fA Dc ftuuE - bpNsItll4sit
towards 4 subrsIy Gr the vessel. 90 rrpart AZ an
another meeting to be he'll early next Wcek. One
thing Z. ~eybl,nt. that something must be done. or
we shall have 10 r~eIiHquish the luxury % inter-i.ianI
s,epm navigation.
An who were inside the ntw Hall on Thurssy
evening. NJ ven a. those Who we're shut out in the
obi. must have become fully satisfied. IL they have
before hal doubts. that this a~aiieBee rOom i. too
small br even the most culinary public entertain
msnt- AMI more than that. IL l. u pubiic shame.
There i no good reason Why the partitions should
not be taken down immediately, anil the whole
thrown into one ROM II will then be none too large
90 -cOmmOia the growing audiences % Honolulu.
We trust that those interested viii at once yield To-
the publ5e DEMAND.
The bark coasf. Which Will bring our next foreign
mail, j. hardly due yet. If the report Is reliable which
wus broaght by the ship Douglass on Thurslay. that
she would leave about the 18th 81 September. She
Will be due in all next week. No other vessel vas up
for this port At latest dates.
The q. :. Ship T'aseaTOrE stilsl ON Tuesday, at
"a ?. 81, for san Francisco. Capt. stsnly having
postponed his departure three days At the request VI
this Government, ~ ~ TO take the ratified reciprocity
treaty, signed by the King. The treaty will reach
Washington about the time Of the opening Of Con-
gress, which meets on the 21st Of November.
Those who think tina, the whalers are late in arriv-
ing this seasOn. should remember that in 1866, up to
October 30. only two had arrived. the third vessel
came in on the 2Ist. In 1865 they came in at obout
the same dates Aner the 2Dtb, they viii arrive
more freely.
The October Term VI the Supreme Court opens Oh
Monday next The Marshal requests Us to state that
the attendance Of foreign jurors viii be required on
that day at . A.
The Steamer viii not leave on Monday next, and
unless something can be done to provide ways and
means for her, she may be Withdrawn altogether.
mail will be dispatched for san Francisco from
the POs;-Ofi;e to-day by the bark BsTaies.
\ meeting OF Hawaiian Lodge Of Free and Accepted
Masons, will be held on Monday evening.