The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SAIJRDA y. ENBER
News OF the Morning

Hts MAJE-TT TIE KING i expected 90 return from
Molokai IN the yacht Ezzsfs. which viii be due
early II the week. IN time % participate n the eele-
bat.on q the .sth. which vii e Observed this year
~ = nAuoaL holiday
The foreign news by the Firgfyis not specially in
port4nt- The election II CAlifornia turns GU; 10 be
q Democniie victory. The latest returns show that
tie Democrats candidate for School Superintendent
lei his opponent by l72 vote, While Judge sPrAgue's
majority vii be ~ least 1900 over the Republican
canIsla;e.
In Ohio. the Republican candidate for Governor,
Gen Hayes. has = majority Of 2,sS2 votes. II Penn
sylyania. the Democratic candidate for Judge l. elect
81 by 752 msouty-a;her close for = total vote Of
10000.
Congress assembled ~ Washington on ThursiAy,
the list inst, and By the steamer We shall probably
have the r~Por Of It's first proceedings, which may
BE the Impeachment; Of President johnson.
The t-iAl OF JEFF. Davis FOR high treason Vas set for
Nov. 18th. before the Supreme Court at Richmond,
Chief Justice Chase p~resiiing. We doub; yery much
whether they vii fni a jury there to convict him Of
Treason. \ jury selected here from among the cap
iains u the feet would be sure TO convict him. and
hang him, too. il they hal the chance to do it.
The ne~s frOn Europe indicates that the Govern
nents Of France and Italy have determined TO sup
press the GIribAlIian UPRISING and postpone the an
nexAtiOn Of Rome TO the Italian Kingdom. Against
such odds, GaribAldi must yield. bu; If the uprising
Is checked. il viii prove TO be only a volcano that
viii again burst out with tenfoi power.
The election in Virginia, under the Reconstruction
Act, has resulted in favor Of calling a Convention TO
Organize = State Government. Sixty-,hree Radical or
Republican delegates ami ~f5-ty-;~O Conservative or
Democratic delegates have teen ehosen, Of whom .
rrr~uE-- - - ~na- TNs. - - fFa-Ez = q
new state q things for y Virginia. Yet Why
should il 10, be -. when oae-,hird Of the population
% the State compress blacks; Il Is a. proper in
Virginia As IN Hawaii
Letters received BY the las, mail confirm our state
meni regarding Mr.. Harris intercourse with the
Hawaiian Club in Boston, and his in~civility towards
IL II the Envoy q the Hawaiian Government
thinks be can thus treat the warsnest friends this
Nation has in America with impuniiy, he IS very
much mistaken He vii and, sooner or later. thA;
American politicians viii fully understand him. and
that his kaushty course ~ilI react 20 his own prgu-
dice. II not 10 that q the people he misrepreSents-
We are more than ever convinced tina; his yisi, TO
Washington eadAngers the success % the Reciprocity
Treaty
The weather has been charming fr the past week.
although the trade WINS are interrupted. Light
viRds have prevailed in the afternoons and
greetings, while during the night heavy dews have
fallen. AMI the Thermometer. in consequence, has
been quite iO~. OE welne-iay Morning - daylight
Il stood at 81 : and nearly every night il has been
below 7O9- SDo~ has fallen freely on the mountains
q Hawaii. and their submits. particularly on the
northern slope, are girIiei with a snowy belt.
The bark u. &. Murray probably len san Fran
cisco On the 9th inst, and i therefore fourteen days
5ut today. She viii be due in all next week. with
the New York mail Of October 10Th. In 1865, she
arrived November 10Th. twenty days passage. Last
year the Coasf arrived November 2iih. after = pas
age Of u days Our readers can therefore make
fhsf- 0-n eairaiatiOns. a. e. -hsa -Ls -su D.. do
\ eoncert Of vocal and instrumental music takes
pl.ee this evening a; Kawaiahao Church, under the
patronage and leadership Of Hon. Mn. Dominis, as
By the best foreign and native talent in Homo
II s Tor the benefit Of Miss Bingham's Board
School for Hawaiian giris,-a cause worthy Of
The liberal patronage Of citizens.
On Tuesiay evening, His TX. STEPHEN II. PHILIPs
<il deliver a lecture before the Olympic Club, at the
Gymnasium, in Nuuanu street His theme viii be
he benefits Of associations Of this kind. The we'll
known qualifications Of the speaker for the task, give
promise Of a gcol lecture.
Several interesting articles viii be found on our
lst page, selected from late European and American
ournals- On our first, la Paz" gives a vivid
description Of the ride from Hilo to the Volcano. Ia
5ur next he viii picture "Kilauea-"
The steamer sailed promptly on Monday last, taking
!. gOoily crowd Of passengers and a fair freight
She appeared 10 be in excellent working order. As
We 60 to press this morning, she i telegraphei.
A mail vii be despatched BY the brig FITGfy,
~hich sails FOR san Francisco some time next week,
'erhaps not before SATURDAY.
The steamer Ifaao probably leave. San Francisco
or this port at noon to-day, and will be due on the
jth. I
Tho Coming Election.