The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-11-14
ARRIVAL OF THE MAIL
steamer

he ISzao arrived a: this port Oh sunday At u
mon, II days Fa-ase. having left san FzDe-seo
~ u NJ Cd The 2s;h, - per schedule.
The lark d. c. Wa-rey sailed from San Fran
ESQ On The I'D oF October. having = large mail.
The ne~s = quite important fron >n Francis
90 and the Atlantic Safe
In Czliso-nia. a severe earthquake was expert
eneei CO WstDsday TIE 2lst. which vas fa; IN
al part o: the safe, but vas NOS severe in tie
city q san Francisco and the adi1iuinz yillas~.
In ire city. the shock threw down houses, pas
terins. ehimneys. c1rnic= AMI walls, and was
m1@- severe in that part which l. called made
An1, between Montgomery street an ;be bay.
The damage, II j estimated. vii noI = les than
0ne million dJllAr-- While that in Oakland and
other Villages nav amount - a. much more.
The WseEAes q the 24ih. contain full details Of
The ac2-Dphe-
Toe result Of the State elections in October
bas been learned, and nay Be briefly summed %
a. follows:
Ohio las given a Republican majority Of BE-
tween 10000 and 10000
Pennsylvania, Republican. 5 . 10000.
Indiana. Republican. 100 majority.
West Virginia. Republican. 1000 majority.
Nevada, Republican, about 2,+O0 majority.
! movement J. on foot u induce Blair 70 reign.
NV YoEx. Oct. I9.-The World savs the
views Of Gov. Seymour. and not those attributed
% Blair. should be re-ar5ed a. the basis Of the
camraiyn. Il saws: We think reflection will
convince Blair that the ticket viii be stronger if
some other name be substituted for his"
BrFFALo, Oct. 2O.-Horatio Seymour telegrahs
that he will take the stump in person and open
the ampaign al Buffalo On Thursday next
CHICAGO. Oct. l9.-Fank Blair. in a speech al
-. Louis on Friday night, declared that if Grant
was elected be would never leave the White
House alive. according u the Democrats report.
ReDvBioGn reports hIm - saying lie would
never leave the White House - long a. he lived.
CHIc.Go. Oct. 22-The Tr5une's Washington
special says Minister johnson telegrapis that the
differences pending relative 70 the AaGbGHg dep
vail be referred to the King Of Prussia
for settlement, and No. u the Emperor UlRassia,
a. teiezaPLed 10 tie Associated pres.
Monday. Oct. 70. the Union Pacific Railr1ad viii
have st. ear running over sen miles OF their line.
The Commissioners have accepted $40 miles.
European.
LoNpoS. oct. 2j-There j. good reasons 10
believe that the following i the substance Of the
johnson and Lord Stanley for the settlement Of
the Alabama dispute. \ mixed commission cDn-
-i-ting Of : persons shall be app1inted.+ by
Great Britain and ! appointed by the United
-tate-- = ST IN IJI1Du ana CANINE CFcrN cain
presented. whether English OF American. Each
o. BE- signed by he claimant, either in per-
-5n - BY counsel. Tie commission will make a
iual award. Questions Of international Law t.
5e referred % tie arbitration Or the Emperor Of
Russia TDe protocol awaits the approval Of
os4etary seward.
Great Britain. Franco and Italy have recognized
he revolutionary s,yeumeut in spain.
PAEfs. Oct. 2i.-ILe AreHir National. a Dem
crate organ says Ferdinand has declined the
crown II Spain. Tire writer i certain
he Duke dc M~OutIeHsisE will accept
The sgsse-sion q the Spanish throne remains
undetermined. The chJicc Of Prince Alfred Of
which had been suggested, is regarded
= absurd AMI impossible, because he l. a Protest
mt. The name Of Ferdinand0. ex-king Of POrtu-
j. mentioned with favor. Though lie l.
-ltra Montaine in religion, he Il regarded a. 20
liberal, and j. popular in Spain. He
you'd Be unObjsciionaJle T. the Emperor NaPo-
con.