The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-05

untt . o clock tu-uorruw morning, when tbv obS'-
qUies will take place. The body was attended by
\ detachment Of Butler Guards. a coiOred military
Organization OF this city. aud preceded by General
takin. Scygrant4at-Arn Brown, Senator Mcdonald,
Or. Gray. Chaplain of tie senate. and i feS person
al friends Of tie deceased. They were followed by
soulr 10 OF % Others pt!sc paiy C2iurcd persons
Arriving al the Capitol. ike coFtrgt died into tie
BOtgnda, bctweeu lines 81 tbs Capital Police. who
closed IN after e.. excluding tie crowd uutil iLo
coflu had been placed In position under the oeatCs
Of tac dome. aLd uatl attendant soldiers bad stack
ed arms and mounted guard. then the public were
admitted TO view the remains.
The City Council ia j0iuJs-ssiJn tonight adopted
resolutions oi respect t. the memory 81 Stevens \
Committee MAS appointed Of one from each harG
la the city TO accompany the remains t. their final IN
irrmeat al Lancaster THIS afternoon large crowds
Were ia attendance at the EotuRdt OF the Capitol
10 view the deceased statesman. There Viii be-
funeral services at O'Clock tomorrow morning ia
the ROtuuda. and the body will be- carried 20 the
depot escorted by the cclored ZoUaScS, who are
acting a. a guard OF houor.
The death II Hon. ghad stevens awakens more
general sympathy than would BaSe been expected.
among political opponents. The News took most
by surprise, a. his failing condition bad been con-
ceSled by tie few who were abOut his person. tie
had been declining IN strength ior several day. :;
but yesterday cenverscd ia a cheerful manner. and
on being informed OF the character Of Ev5rtS' oViu-
ion in the Rollins ease. replied Il believe
EvariS Is net only q sound lawyer bat a statesman.
who will advise the President 50 10 act as a.
administer the laws in a manner that W. vii! avoid
the necessity of Congress meeting IN Septelnh"r.
II he does, l shall feel proUder Than ever urged
his conlrnlatiUu."
Duriag the evening two clprgymcn If the Cai"red
Methodist Church called aud prayed At tn, bedside
Two Brothers Of Charity were present during his
last hours, who administered the baptismsi rite of
the Catholic Church.
Speaking OF political affairs, shortly before his
death. he said the great national questions nov
wer" reconstruction. finances ami the railway sys-
tenn.
Ills remains have been ernhalmcd, and will b"
placed ia state la the Rotunda. Of iLe Celitol Tor
ou- dag.
WAsnINGToW. Aug. LITTLE funeral OF Thad.
Stevens took place this morning at = O'Clock. The
ceremonies were conducted ia the l;otgnda. The
Capitol was open ali last night, and the remains
lett for Lancaster at 10 o'clock. The guard 81 hon
OF remained with the corpse. \ crowd of visitors
kept streaming in I'LL about II l.. VI. "a I've mia
utts past s this morning the pail bearers were 81
ranged apon either SIDE of lite coffin ana imtncdi-
atcly in thc rear of them the Guard a Butler@
Zouayes. At the head Of thc coffin chairs weir ar
ranged for the family o. the deceased. Senators
Trunhull and Sumuer. A Committee from the
Washington Council Was present. and joined IA the
procession. shortly afterwards th" Ministers. the
attending Physician of The family. and the servants
Of the licensed entered. when tie services were com
mencei lag reading from the 10th Psalm aud other
selections from the Bible. after which the Rev DIR.
GRAY arose and delivered a speech OF about half an
hours length then followed n prayer and ben'dic-
ton by Rev. DIR. Hamilton. Pastor OF Ryland Chap
Il in this city. Eleven Sisters 81 Charity from tue
Providence Hospital were present during the ser
vice, at the conclusion at which the procession
moved 10 tue Baltimore depot. The route oi the
procession was lined with spectators. On arrival
at the depot the remains were deposited in "a ear
arranged for tue purpose. when all intending 10 &C
company them took seats in the train, and at one
o'clock the tTain Jeff.
H,REIsBURG. Pa. Aug. l4-TIe body Of TIad-
Stevens passed through here at 4 o'clock this after
noon. Minnie guns were fred and bells toiied. an
having been issued by the Governor for the
paying OF respect 10 tic memory of Stevens.
LANCASTER Pa. Aug. I4-The remains of Thad.
Stevens reached Lancaster this evening at s:l5.
On the arrival of the train at the depot the process
moved 10 the residence of the deceased states
man. Ills remains will lie in state, guarded by the
\ large meeting OF citizens, irrespective
of party. was held at the Court House, and arrange
ments made for proper ceremonies
The following items are from the Washington
correspondence of the Alta:
The bill authorizing the full amount. $500. 600,
Of the subsidy 10 be paid to the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company. for the Mail service between the
ritcd States and Japan and China was passed by
the Senate only. The joint resolution for the adj
mission of six Japanese students TO the Naval
Academy was passed.
THE CONSULAR DIPLOMATIC SERVICE. Senator
Patterson has made a report from the joint select
on Retrenctncnt in relation To onr
present silly system of Consular and diplomatic
service, which presents some good points Of re-
but so long as diplomatic agents are Sc
ccted without regard to their qualifications or
vices. the theory and the practice won't agree. /
briefly allude to this report to call your attention
10 some glaring Measurements made therein rela-
i've TO the trade of The United States with certain
orcign countries and then leave the report TO you
or further comment. Our entire trade with Mexico
: stated at $4,000. 600: with China. $500 900
Japan. Sl50.000, and with the Sandwich Islands
Il Sl.99h.0O0. Z"pbaniab ;. S%paidinE, 81 son of
representative S%paiding, Of Ohio. has just been
by the Senate rs Consul at Honolulu. II.
!. This appointment l. claimed by the Pacific
T.a-s -. A. - -
son OF a Radical member of Congress whe OPP
,osed and then favored Impeachment. and alter
ward made n speech against negro suffrage. is the
pplicant. The States OF Ohio. PENNSYLVANIA and
massachusetts,, appear To enjoy = monopoly of sup
lying the Government with Ministers and COnsulS.
)ur Senators rejected the nomination Of the Grst
for the position. who hailed from Kan
as. bat they could not resist the superior claims or
n individual from the Buckeye State. whose faith
+ Is a member Of Congress.
TuE RRCirRoC1Y TREArY-between The United
tatrs and the Hawaiian Kingdom. after a pro
racted discussion in the Senate, has been laid
vcr. The principal opposition 10 tte treaty was
rom the ncwly-admitted Southern members, who
re alarmed AT the idea of admitting sugar free
another source. The friends OF the treaty
ontcnd Cor the great advantages 10 us OF having a
,othold on the islands rs q half way station Tor
ur Pacific trade. and express the fear that il we
t slip this opportunity it may be taken advantage
I by England or France. It's adversarics oppose
Cor the saulc reasons offered in opposition 10 a
treaty with Canada. on the gJoEnd that.
ecuniarily. the United i a loser 10y such treaty.
nj that. instead ot promntiuE annexation. ii re
ards it by afnrding all the advantages at anneSa
on without lis drawbacks. The treaty with the
Islands provides tor the importation into
lie country of sugar frcm the islands free al duty
5 we have now a treaty with Spain. putting her
n the footing Of the most favored nations. 1t j.
rgrd that if the Sandwich Islands sugartis admit
Il free of duty. we shall be compelled. under the
eaty with Spain. to admit Havana sugar free OF
Itv. I,
Mr.. Sumner was the principal advocate OF the
,tiication OF the treaty. .
TIM CHINESE TREArr-has been slightly altered
III ratified. Mr.. Cannrss opposed il in lis original
iape, as opening the door too wide for the citizen
lip Of the AsiaticS.
TINS MENTCNN TGEsTY-is very little talked of,
nj IL i supposed that an eXecutlv" session OF the ,
.nate will be called after the Adjournment to NOR
w. for the purpose of considering this aud other ,
Lecmtlrc hnsiness not vet liSnnsed of end consia- '