The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-01-16

Unite! >;lte-.
among the invited guests We noticed the iol-
lowing friends and admirers of our Government
Editor Of the London IigI.S. Captain of tie
British Yacht Ds.rhgtnd. Mr.. Eoebuck. VI. T..
Lord Stanley. subscribers e tie Confederate Loan.
ami 90 British merchants.
The tables were decorated with appropriate
ornaments:
No. I-Repre~enting the Alaj1na receiving a 81
late on entering n British port.
No. Pyramid Of - ehrUnoineters belonging 10
whaleshiTs.
No. 3-Whaicship on fire.
NJ. Tho ocean cJyeIed with British flag
britannia Rules the Waves"
No. j-Cusiser with Confederate tlg 1t masthead
and crew IN board dressed IA British uni
forms.
The following was the
BILL oF TAEE.
Soups.
Peace Soup-S,up a FAbohden-British Ok Tail
Irish Steve
Fih.
American >uckcrs-SmalI Solo (British)-Cana-
diam Lphstrs--I"HgU's and Spund-.
Eahr,es.
British Caiyc-' Head and American Pluck-In-
DIAN P..-eTVe-lrish Potatoes, Fenian Sauce
-Chine-e Ire-erSc-. a L. Burlingame-Pot-
IDurri, American Affairs by English cooks.
RoaSf and Boihd.
English go,~r. well cooked, Union .tylc-Beer. a
Ia H,ds -A~mcTican-S,uthern chickens, in small
Iies--TGrkcy, Crimean sauce.
Fual, Etc.
Apple oF di-eOrl-Dates Of lSGl-Frceze Peach
-ElJckId- Vlums-COttDn Eiisin--Currents
from Charleston harbor.
Wmes, Etc.
Ale Of tire C1nl-icracy-ClI-el POrts-GunT1w-
der tei-Ensli-h neutrali-tcI-Welk London
PGnch-Nerjuice lS6l-Entente e,rlille, new
brand. l-G-.
Daerf md Pastry.
Chinese cracker--MJaitor ehecse-iIumble pie,
sUgarcd-
TIE SENTigESTs.
After the band had played = Dixie and =. The
King ami the CyuntryInln. the Chairman rose.
and after shG.ing hqHds ,rih ME EAuf.d States
MAISf.T. -iii he would commence reading letters
that bad been received. lie then read one from
A1".irai ~@r"In.-. n-grrttiug that the state OF the
cxchcIucT prevented las being present. Nothing
would have been more agreeable than T. have
shGLsH hHHds irifh Mr. JphHSsH. and he sent a
volume from which be- hal obtained many points
81 international law. The Chairman produced
tbs volume, which proved u be the Pirates Own
Book.
Letter from Hon. +. Wood, L. s. said he was
from Shaking haHds ruth Hon. II. .J,hn-
san, a. hc was compelled To- look after HE busi-
nc>s engagements. which. owing 10 the present
regarded Hon. Il. j.. n one of the props Of tile
|. :, and, ~ such, every one should take his
hGHs and ShGke IT..
His Exoelleucy 4. johnson. now occupying the
chair Of President Of L. :. at Washington, said
ie could not come out, bat expected 10 20 out
most unanimously un the It'll Of next March,
after which time inc should he glad t. be taken
by the hand.
II his poHt hon. Mr. Lindsay shook haqds
ruth Nor. Rererdy johnson. APPLAUSE.
The Chairman proposed the following scnti-
The pen and the lyrc.'
Bull Run Russell and the editor Of the London
both rose to rcspond to this sentiment, and
after some discussion, in which both parties Sh0ok
idHds ruth me- IHih.d Suites Minister. Mr.. Rus
declining To rcsIpnd for the pen, the editor
IF the 1,acs responded To calls for the Tyre. lie
made a spirited speech, dcprccating war and ex-
pressing bis friendship 10 the United States, and
lac relied Oh public opinion. Hear, hcar.l
Mr.: Russell was now writing from Spain for
the Times, and since his American experience it
not necessary for him To leave England to
write for foreign countries he lies comfortably mt
rome after many trials, and will, after his event
al career. lie in his grlye-lhcarl-withOut "A
-yal. GIhs Speaker, afier SLaking haads icih
Hon. II. Johnson. sat dOtrH.
Hon. jefferson Davis being called upon, had
,ut a word % say. lie desired To take Reycrdy
Johnson by the hand.
lie Aea shook hands ,eih M. Jhason. ZAP
ilause.
Air by the band-"we arc a band of Broth
rs.'
Mr.. Laird. on rising, said lac had already SHAKEN
iaHds ruth NJ. Johnson. The American ship
builders owed him much 20 did the Confederate
'Ond-holders. Hear, hear.
Here, too. from Russell and editor Of Tines
He had 800 contributors to his entcrprise-it
.ad pushed American commerce ~ it had never
pushed before. Applause from the Liver
-'jl delegation, during which Hon. Il. johnson
hOok hoHds ruth Me speaker, and he Eat down.
Mr.. EDcbuck here entered the hall, and was
o~riially greeted by M. Johnson iCho shoOL !
anus ,SiM linn. t
In response to n loud call, Mr.. Roebuck said t
g was glad 10 find tho American Minister -
rldy To- establish the old friendly relations be- {
wcen the two countries. England had the deep {
Z interest IN America tho graduates Of some Of !
he largest public Institutions IN England-IA q
Dice. .- Prisons and wOrk-hOuscs Were now =
XcrciSing a controlling influence in American n
%Jlitic-. and we are using the strongest efforts to :
-tlbli-h some Of the iavorItc Institutions Of Great b
ritaiu u u l. America indebted for the higii- c
iindcd men who govern the great city Of New
Ork. Have We not cent them some of our most :,
Celebrated thieves, pickpOckets and Vrize-fghters? !
nj i not the glorious and refining influence Of :
he British prizc-ring beginning u be felt there ? ?
lac American rough himself i but a mild type =
the Briti-h ruihan. Are they not indebted u us. =
for brilliant literary influence? Were not n
81 authors of Dick TurTin and Jack Shepard :!
ngli-hmeu? and are not even limitations Of the =
i-h prints Of 1t. Giles becoming common in :"
cw York and Boston? Where England fails :.
it'll bulle; let her send the bully. AT this ref =
-cncc 70 the bully by Mr.. Eocbuck. -nr. Johnson =
'Se ami shook hGVdS trifh him.. =
Music by the band. Bully for You" :.
Sentiment. Profit and loss" ~
W. :. Lindsay, VI. i. (mcan puppy p, in res -
IndInS % this sentiment, said both he and his -
lend, Mr.. Rocbuck, had used their best endcav- "a
= - assist Americans during the war. lie had =
mt goods over during the blockade. Ih.rc he ~
uSCd ~ ShGLc hGHdS ruth n. Inif.d SiafeS Mn u,
.r 10 me Court "t 81 J0mgS he had tried to -
tine English Government believe that Louis =.
IIple1n was ready and willing t. interfere IN l'
q American quarrel. II England would iJin il -
would nave been "a good thing Voice. 9. For W
Britain bat trad. and uIumcrcc must az
resumed let NJ be friends. The fcw ,hir- =
-trpyci boy the British Tirote-hc should say.
Moderate cruiser IiqilDiG-wcrc hut whalrI-