The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-10-26
LATE FOREIGN NEWS!
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

The American clipper ship Franklin. Bursley,
arrived of Honolulu at 3 p. NJ, on the 2Sd. and
delivered to Pilot Mcintyre papers to October 4th,
for which our community are under many obliga-
tons to him. The delivery of these papers did not
detain the ship ten minutes, for within three hours
from the time he was,signalled. she was out of sight
again, dashing before an eight knot breeze.
The bark Camden arrived over or the I'd Of Oct.
twenty days from this port. We find the following
memoranda about her:
The bark Cds,d,a. arrived Yesterday from Homo
lulu. 20 days ont. She left on the 18th of Septem-
her. and on the 23d encountered a heavy gale from
=. to :. T. About 2:30 \. NJ. a tremendous sea
struck her in the siarboard side, and stove in the
poop. between the main ana mlZZen masts. Filing
The cabin with water. She has been for five days
within $50 miles of this port, detained by the thick
ness of the weather.
The Hawaiian Minister to Peru. Thos. Eldridge,
an American by birth. died September 5th, and
was buried with hOnorsat Callao.
The following American kilograms are all we
find worth copying:
The Union Pacific Railroad is completed ass
miles west Of Omaha
letter from Valparaiso. states that the Spanish
fleet is shortly expected on the Gillian coast.
Grant. in a recent conversation with the Repub-
lican Congressman. in reply 10 a direct question.
said if it should appear TO be the will of Provi-
drnce and the desire of the American people that
he should be President he would not feel at liberty
to resist the one nor dISapPoint the other.
New York. Sept. 30-Sheridau's reception was
a grand affair. Five divisions of the military. one
of which was colorcd. were in the procession. \
great concourSe of citizens were present. besides
the members Of the Leagues. and the enthusiasm
was immense. The General briefly expressed his
thanks for the honor.
CmC,Go. oct. --latest European adviccs state
that the agitation i'm this country. ahout the pay
mcut of the Government bonds in legal tenders.
has had the ciirctto deprrciate them in that market.
CmcAGo. Oct IA special to the Trj5uRe from
Baltimore says. Grant having refused Ia issue ar
ullcrv To the Maryland militia on Governor Swans
demand. the latter has purchased batteries Of
twelve Founders for the artillery companies, the
commanders of which served in the rebel army.
The Common Council has rendered to General
sheridan the hospitaltiics ot the city.
The Chicago Irib.0,s'S special says the Wash
ington Chronicle contains a long article about the
Maryland militia. Four thousand arr already or
ganizcd in Raltimorc. The total paid militia Of
the State i probably 10000. The aggregate cost
81 cquinping this army is about 100000. Much
oC this force l. composed Of returned rebel soldiers.
Notwithstanding The Government has a vast guam
tilv of muskcts. good enough Cor all ordinary pur-
nose. for the State militia, these men are being
supplied with now Eutcld arms \ larg" portion
oC the officers are either returned rchels or John
son Democrats. LOYAL men do not believe this
force is being raised tor good purposes,
European.
From Europe, We Hnd the following of an i'm
portaut nature:
FtoRr>cr. Sept 2G-ConSidcyahlc r%iotiue occur
rcd here among the partiSauS of Garihaldi ON
account ut his arrest They gathered IN large
crowds In tho streets, and were much excited The
turbulence finally became a riot, which. however,
was promptly suppressed hN the Government Al
tho volunteers gathered at various points on The
Roman froutic, to- join t;arihaldi in his movement,
have Dispersed. Iii reported that thc Government
has offered Ia release him on his giving parole not
to- engage in future h~osiiliues against Rome.
PANS. sept 2a-Tbc Naaijfsr aud all the official
aud semi official Journals praise the GrmReSS Of the
King in maintaining good Faith. They say the
conduct ~ Tho Italian Government affords another
atrorr guarantee tor the peace NJ Europe,
Iu~ro~. sept 25-Tbe regular session of The
Fan Anglican SYNOD has commenced. Bishop
whitehousc. OF llijn'is. preached the opening
rolmon-
Fears arr entertained Ga Ecuisu attack on Dover
Castle. The Earrizop has been reinforced
Io>pn~. Sept ga socopj trial og the Goldman
gun has been made. The gun was charged with
loo pounds of American rorvice powder. The
rroioctjle passed entirely through an eishtipch
target at seventy Naris. The same target had been
iu nae a hong time in making such experiments. sad
has heretofore v%ighstNod ,ly severezt test