The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-06-01
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY. JUNE l.
of the Morning.

from KAUAI, AMI the E4m-iIe, wa-<isk aud R,b Roy
from N,IokAi- The Nettie from Koln4 i telegraphei
b tie Kara-ile Eelzarn that His Majesty the King
i ~ Kaurakakai, MOlykzi, II fine health, and enjoy
IN himself in fishing and hunting.
We ar sui without later foreign advices than those
BY the ship George Green, which brought san Fran.
cisco d.te 20 April -, and Eastern kilograms To 9TH
H. TX Governor DJmini-, accompanied by the
British and French Commissioners, and MAJOR Prem
der-4-;, left town On Myniay last, On q tour around
thu I-lanL
On Noniay lsst H. Majesty's Ministers VISITED the
Russian cunhoat G0rHssfay and Count LUTKE,
Commanding the sane. has been honorei, during his
stay in port, by -pecizl invitations u dine with each
u the Minister
II : slpP.-ei that the bark 4. 4 Eliriige has
ben withIrlvn. AMI tie Uhisasr. Capt. Andrew
Fuller. lil On in Ter Place If this change has been
male. the latter vessel i fully due, even if sailing a.
ATE A. the 18th Of May. The mails Of April IL AMI
Il are nOw due
Via Victoria. We have an indefinite rumor that
steamers were son 20 commence running between
san Franci7oo and Honolulu. - this, however, may
only he the oil story q = line t. Re started in July,
unier the American mail subsidy, it viii not lie ad-
visible 10 withdraw all our packets At cnee, nor
-bould passengers make plans for visiting the cast
by steam before autumn
\ new hotel ! among the projects Of the day. BY
advertisement. II vii Re seen that Mr.. :. Loler,
lately Of the d. Eureka intends opening a hotel On
the oil Globe Hotel - premises in King street. to
- ealIei the REVERE HOUsE-' II viii have the
advantage Of q central location, and the management
Of one Of the most successful caterers We have ever
haI-two very important elements Of success in an
Undertaking Of this kind The hotel viii open On
Sunday, June
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stick having all beeH taken up, al organization Of
the company tOok place On THURSDAY, when His tx.
{. lie Variyny vas chosen President, II. \. Wide
mann, Secretary, W. L Green, Treasurer, and
Janion, Green * Co, Agents. The vessel viii lie
put into running order II once, and resume her trips
On Monday, June 10. The new company pays S15,-
go for the steamer, and for the additional sum Of
$500 secures al the rights and privileges Of the
b. Hawaiian Steam Navigation Company under the
various acts Of the legislature. With a subsidy Of
$50 per month from Government, which the next
Legislature will un1OUbtsily sanction, the stock
ought to become a EayOr.te ~ith capitalists
Capt Mitchell Of the bark Camdsn has our
thanks for a file Of Victoria papers, containing East
ern kilograms TO April %. the same date as the latest
received via san Francisco. From the extracts given,
il Will be seen that the VictOrians look favorAbly on
the proposed transfer Of Sovereignty, and speak
freely on the subject. If half what they say IS true,
there Is ample cause FOR discomfort
The late news from Hungary, which chronicles the
restoration of the constitution TO the Hungarians by
the Emperor Of Austria, Is a triumph Of freedom,
hardly less remarkable than the enfranchisenent Of
the German people under their new Constitution.
This Hungarian triumph is one at which the friends
of freedom in every country should rejoice 1t marks
the success Of the cause for which Kossuth was driven
iu-u axi1e in 1851 The Huupariau=- II will be
remembered, few To arms in defence Of their ccnsti-
tutional rights, which were jeOparlized by the CEN
trailing policy Of the Austrian Government. The
result belongs to history. Austria, in the pride Of
her power and in the first flush Of success, abolished
the Constitution Of Hungary, and undertook to gov
ern the Kingdom by military law. The Hungarians
adopted a policy Of inactivity. They submitted to
what they could not prevent. They could not oppose
Austria by physical force, but they wearied and
weakened her by a moral opposition and n passive
resistance, until Austria i ~ last forcel 10 concili-
ate them by the formal restoration Of their ancient
constitutional privileges. The case Of Hungary Is
not dissimilar 10 that Of Hawaii, and Hawaiians must
patiently wait till their constitution and privileges
shall IN like manner he restored. If the naughty
Austrian has voluntarily acknowledged the wrong
done 10 the liberty and rights Of Hungary, Hawaii
may well patiently bide her time.
The dreIse. which for months has been at work
digging up mud from the harbor, and deepening the
water alongside the wharyes, 50 a. 10 allow their free
use in the fall, when every foot Of piers i neelei,
ceased work this week, and has been laid up in ordi-
nary. This is done, it Is said, from lack Of funds to
continue operations. while all the energies Of the
government are TO be turnei towards the construction
Of new barracks, for which twenty thousand dollars
in hard gold are TO be expended forthwith. This
penny-wise anil pJand-foolish policy affords another
illustration Of tire remarkable public spirit Of the
Ministry. and their fitness for Office. II i statei that
the Minister Of the Interior has already spent a few
thousands more for dredging than the sum appropri-
atei. No Legislature, however, viii ever impeach
him for his temeriry in this matter but if he had
adIeI 20 1t the $1,000 soon to be spent for barracks.
and should keen the drelge at work for twelve
months To- come, the next Legislature would be more
likely to pass him 4 vote OF thanks than censure
him for his public spirit.
Several real estate sales have taken place the past
week. to satisfy the demands Of the law, and all with
one exception show small confidence among capitalists.
The " Pioneer Mill ;" at Lahaina, valued At Si5,-
90. wa= -oId ON the 18th, by C.. :. Barlow, Esq, for
SI4.IOO o. B. PIrnan, Of Boston, the holder Of the
first mortgage.
The Honolulu Sugar Refinery was also sold on the
10Th. by {. :. Barlow. FOR Sd.lOO, II. W. Hunneweil,
& Co. of Boston. the b0Ilers Of the first mortgage
being the purchaser In the assets Of Walker,
Allen, * Co. ii WAS set down AZ SjG .OOO-a loss Of
about $4,000! We have not learneI whether the
refinery vii he T~eopened or not
On Wednesday the sane a~uctioneer sold nine acres
Of pasture land, adjoining the stream ia the Pauoa
VALLEY, for $3.50, Mr.. J. o. Carter being the pur-
chaser. This property belonged TO the estate of the
late Levi HaaIe,e1, and cost him Sis.
The Hawaiian Evangelical Association assemblies in
this city on Tuesday next, TO hold its annual meet
ing. which viii continue for several days.
The Russian Gunboat GOTHOsfGy viii sail for ka-