The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-07-13
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDA y. JULY i:

The somewhat hasty visit IF the King. who arrived
from Molokai ON Tuesday. and left again for the
same Islanl Oh Wednesday, has created some inquiry
as to it, object. The official Gazette las made no
announcement, but il Is rumOrel that His Majesty
came hither 10 confer with his Cabinet atOut the sue
cessOn to the Throne matter which prudence
would suggest should he hxel, and placed beyond a
peradventure. II Is understood that Prince WILLIAM
LUXALLO has been nanIel is successor, but that the
final steps to legalize the nomination have not yet
been taken.
1t is seldom that a mail has4 krive,l more barren of
general interest than the last. Both in America and
Europe the utmost quiet prevails, and all eyes are
turned to the great Paris Exposition, which is likely
10 prove not only one of the mes; brilliant displays
Of art and wealth Of this century, but rebound with
glory to the fame IF France and the French people.
Nearly all the crowned heals of Europe have either
visited it, or are making preparations to do 50 The
last item Is that the Emperor of China also purposes
accepting the invitation of Napoleon to be his guest.
Reconstruction matters in the South, particularly
in Louisiana, are becoming somewhat complicated.
In that State Gen. Sheridan removed Gov. Wells and
otter dislOyal officials. The Administration have
taken the General to task, and the latter gives his
reasOns for what lie has done. lie is evidently too
thorough and conscientious in the discharge of his
AN4llt- W sun hIA OAF - ~ ~
vas darrell to openly insult the loyal sentiment of the
country. General Grant Is said to think him guilty
Of disObeIience Of orders and to be deserving Of rep
rimand. The Government refuse To confirm the APP
poin,ment Of the person named by Sheridan to sue
cecil Governor Wells.
The L.. :. steamer Laekaranna, Capt. Reynolds,
sailei ON Saturday last for Lahaina and Hilo. HIS
Excellency the American Minister Resident took pas
sage in her. She Will probably return within the
next ten days. We learn per steamer this morning,
that the l.. spent two days At Makee's Landing,
leaving thence for Hilo on Thursday r.. VI.
The distribution Of $4,000, now lying in the
bank, to the creditors Of Messrs. Walker, Allen * Go.
will be a gCdsend in these lull times. Those who
sold their claims against the estate ut the time of the
failure, for . per cent, did not make "A shrewi bar
gain. There are about l2O creditors of the estate.
Our next arrival from san Francisco will lie the
clipper ship Vhie Srafor, Capt. Knowles, which
was expected to sail on the LIST inst, and will there
fore be due tomorrow OK next day. She will bring
the New York mail Of June LIST.
We call the attention Of capitalists to the aIver-
tiscment Offering for sale the Kaiwiki Sugar PiantI-
ton, which Is located two miles out Of Hilo, and
900 acres Of land, Of which 40 acr.s are
stocked with cane. The cane land near the sea COM
prises a beautiful tract, while the woodland runs to
the summit Of Maunaloa. The mill and machinery
are nearly new. and altogether it is one of the most
complete establishments TO be had ut the Islands.
The terms Of sale will be made easy.
The bark ID. C. Murray sails to-day at IL O'Clock,
taking n full complement Of passengers, the Ameri-
can and European mails.
The attention Of farmers is called to the notice Of
the sale of the farm of the late Mr.. VENTED, located
in Makawao. II is well stocked with young and Wig
orous trees, and ID in every respect "A desirable oppor-
tunity. The sale has been postponed till the 9th
inst, so as TO allow persons to reach MakawaO, leav-
ing here by the steamer of the I'D.
The Lahainaluna Seminary last week opened its
new year with - students, 43 of which compose the
a~" SEa-5- s.~. So S~sNEa OJncI apIuCauJS,
whose cases have not been decided on, and it Is
probable that the list of students will reach 100.
The lovers Of vocal music will have an opportunity
to hear some choice singing this evening.