The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-08-10
TIE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
S4TERDAY. AUGUST Ia.


IT. N5usTT uIE Efya -H 81 M.I.ka On Sl-ur-
lay aasru.en = lp-t E-S By the Ea-st.s 80
[ru thas ~ ksi = p,aaEt pa.-s-~ tli.her. All
-T~ut met q NaEtLy aaI Ia-~hy IN The s.IEe.
overseeing tn bulliag u H. cattle. rh..h j. the
mt exciting port thst country lie aE.rl. S~Et
week there i = - . gzaHI a.. Iaye IN q tie i'm
EsHse ksrls AZ tie Kings E4Heh. aHI oass twenty
Or ror- q the net sxpsr~ncei Oahu va44erUs have
tesa enza-si Hr the service There I'll be rare
port. n d0gbt-
The p1bIia;iSn q the a~rtie,- ~propa--i - 5@ al
n-itsI free anisr tie reciprocity treaty ha- created
10 EtIs d-sa--1a th= r1-t ue~k- - a general
thing the treaty meets favor. but there are SINE -ho
af-ci % Oppass i, perhaps for .rggment Ake. Il
must 10; be Gr-g;ten that i has ~; teen ratified.
and may not be Er months. Il at AL
Ne prepared 4 tuo-cOlamn article yes;-ri.y. -
ting forth IN rainbow c0l0-- the BEAUTIES Of '~recipro-
eity."-but have eone.risi % throw Il into our
wa-te-basket. unieF the c~oHvi-tion that e the Ies
sail tie better" Il the treaty passes Congress. well
AMI god II IL iOa't. 80 mu-t continue u chew the
egi % eoh;eHtment ani-iiaPpaintmeHt-
Daniel G. Waterman, E-4., Hawaiian Envoy and
Commissioner 20 japan, LEFT IN the bark C,isfiia on
Sturdy lat for san Francisco, from which port he
~Il proceed by the EeS mail steamer 70 Yokohama
The excursion ~iIl no dOub; be q very pleasant one.
A1A 80 Aal%@ = E~-FA%Aa aAt@- - = VIII
case chase"
A large doable,cpsaiI clipper chip pa-sel thi-
port between ) anil . O'Clock On Friday morning,
august 9Th, With all sail II. She i ~suppossI 10
have been from san FHaEci-,o bognd t. Chiua. but
a. no communication va had with her, ths I III
certain. II Il Was the RsRisr, the mail must have
Jeen -ent BY -Ome ether yes-eI. perhaps the lark
Bsrates, sailing about the sane date With her.
\ rumor WIs eauent early in tie week that a new
~epilenie hal appeared aHOHs the natives living near
the city. AMI that numerous deaths frvm Il had &C.
CURED. An OH4eial investigation VA II once orler-
81, several eI-s exaIsinri, and a report male by
DR.. HHlebrznl. HohaaHH anl McGrew, - the eHec;
that there Was nothing that WOuiI justify the suppo-
sitiOn that the deaths arJ-e fran any other than Orli-
nary cause. such - Pneumonia AMI other comuIon
disease. These sudden deaths are in tO0 many in
stances eau5el ~ injalicious treatment b. native
doctors.
The Steamer arrived this morning frOm Kona and
Lahaina, AMI bring A. pa--eHgsrs, Mrs. Raynor.
Mr. =. Pratt, Ml-s HOughtailing. Mis- Parker,
Messrs. 7. ". Everett, q. ". Hart. John Reeve. y.
P4akai. l. Hove. J. Collins. Mo--laan, Bailey, and
Rev. sfr. whippis- The fall travel i beginning o. IT
in. and We notice n hrsrr number u passengers
moving To aBI fro. especially HA;ive-- She have
again Er winIvari On Monday Pm
By the steamer this morning ~ have reports Of \
met revolving affair committed On = HAWAII Coaster.
r Neville. Sheriff in KSuz. writes ~ EIIo~-: "a
sIoop that WA built up here a short time since
TO g 10 nsu, put in At Pailus. AMI started AGAIN
at night. The vsssei was ~; heard q until last Sat
ari1y. AMI thea IL ;arH-I cut that the two men wh0
we're in her hal been without fol OF water for ten
days ; that one % them died that the other cut the
dead mans throat AMI took al the bIOoi from it lie
could get. pat IL into a bucket and drank IL. When
that Vas done. he tOo& the dead mans liver cut % suck,
after which be cut oH the buttDcks and the al,iOman
anil some Othsr part 1 eoGld not recognize, but ! got
the whole oft, with the lang, and had . coffin made
sDi gave Il christian burial, Nr. ". officiating. /
also held n COFUnsr's Inquest On the remains but the
jury have not yet eOne u . Conclusion, Mr.. William
sOn i the fireman
The names Of the twc men are Roger (suryivCrJ
Cheney (deah) Roger Is in n very IOw state, and
when I went down 10 see him ~(miinight as usually
his breath uasIike a rotten corpse. but / am doing al
I can 70 bring hirl round, AMI Mr.. williamson Is
very kindly helping me-"
a fire occurred NJ Lahaina on Thursday night
this week. which destroyed the old and weIl-knoan
Gilman cottage on the beach. IL was Of thatcb,
but one Of tie pleasan;est residences ia that place,
and tine scene Of many social gatherings.
The weather has been intensely oppressive the past
week. ail ytL We hAN uoNneTc OD--TNei TIE ther-
up To 90 in the shade. II has ranged
from So 10 So at midday. Wen wager a straw
Ia, they are having hotter weather in Sacramento or
even " Down East"
The New York mail Of July / will be due by the
vessel from san Francisco. We look for the
RanIeT or the Bsrnies early in the coming week.
The overland mail route Is now becoming - snort
ened by the extension Of the railroad that the mails
are brought through from New York to san Fran
cisco in Is to IL days pretty regularly, which is
almost up to the speed made by the pony express
in 1860.
Every one interested in the manufacture Of sugar
should peruse the interesting articles ON the COncre-
tor On our first page. We hope to see the machine
introduced here before long.
The arrivals this morning are the bark Camden
from Puget Sound. the steamer and Kate Lee.
On our last page il a variety Of late news, inclui-
late telegraphic items Of interest
The Proposed Reciprocity