The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-04-17
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY,. IPRIL 80.
NOTES or THE WEEK..

SATURDAY. IPEIL -.
NOTES or THE WEEK.
UAvAiI,N ENyoy-Tic last Gs=alc contains
news from IE, Majesty Minister q Furyign AGa.rs.
Nr. Ie Nln=ly. nov envoy g. the several Courts %
Elryrr. Iy thc highly Gathering accounts published
here 10 'ei is rslegs 90 suppose that Mr.. dc NaEisny
was iu clover. but later advises convey the iutcli-
-gl-e tLat tie I.I,,. thc monster that De trici -
,a,a aaI sJ hand o. mgzLc here. Is stiI following
AMI tlI-tru- him. We are told that the Berlin
P-arl. the mast respectable comic paper ia Eurvpc.
has q whole page cartoon devoted entirely 10 the
purpose 20 showing up cur extraordinary envoy, IS
De appeared while being presented t. their MA!c>ucs
Napoleon AMI Eu-,uic II France. l. presents his
EzccLeuey 90 thy du~s IL a Hawaiian Il the vllcu
time, with -zareey any other covering than a
q. a1r5 " a=I lia rags ia is nose cad slr.. pay
iu- his respects 60 the Empress, the Emperor and
Prince meanwhile watching the envoy with >ly aud
suspicious r,lu-,-. ~ Mr.. Ir Narisuy l. vuv rvf-
ry-tutlgyc. !, tis net al insult which demands au
apology from tire North German Confederation or
tEe ias.lp; withdrawal q our envoy. Should the
latter course ly decided ul,u, . meeting Of the tati-
uyt must De- el-el, and thc Minister of Finance
SHOULD O., instructed O. ryli the fable oi the Jack
ilw AMI the Pceoeks." aud thcn-wel, apply
IT, moral Co Hawaiian public ai1ir-
Ea; seriously. thc idea % cur white Iii glove
envoy. WHO has been cutting such "a figure abroad,
be.as singled ont in this manner. aul held up 10 the
aim.ril- gaze u al Euruqv-is there NO remedy for
tha- base conduct %; the German comic newspaper?
Iacrc mus; Je something =. rotten ia Denmark "
when tEc occasion las been given 20 the artists II
Tu-rc o. follow u up 81 ruthiessiy oh these hold
AMI al>---l,y Trys~cs-is there No way to put them
J-Aus Why y,--rclucy the prise 81 their aiyer-
TfeAgut> twenty-five per cent!
RNJEuor Sr,LsN-By q Late number O.; the London
rTss.r5isE -Nizs. We learn that Bishop S;alcy took
{ part IN the ceremony 81 cuthrouinG tie Archbishop Il
Canterbury. together with thc bishops u London.
4 uz.uri. Ucsy.,ui. -. u4,ii-. Peterborough ami Fly.
ut L- later movements W learn tr,m tle New lvrS
I1-Tr.4rrf. ti-t /" Bishop >a.ey, ii Honolulu, in =
L;e -t,-usc 20 Cll~.,rlrl. England. read letters
fr1a one o. two chiefs. excellent AMI worthy mciabgrs
O.. the church. o. use his l1rl>hip's wvuis and jgis-
iu- i-su ;iy.- composition aui chiruE-Thy, his
4uI,u-s fuI-cl that thc H4wa.ilas were capable -
considerable intellectual requirement. The object OF
Oh, lecture vas g secure funds 10 eyanSvlizc the
whole country q the Sandwich Islands. His lori-hip
VT return g. Ms diocese 20 the emil e February.
stopping on o., way 90 hold q series of combinations
aui c.a-ctrlr5.lS IN the chapiIiucc> Cf South Amer
.A We c.uErsru,1tc Brothers COan and Damon,
AMI g;Ie- ~ScEV;urlI Bishops 81 the Sandwich Islands.
vl1 have long missed h> Christian example AMI
ain1u.t.5us, "a tire specify return Of ;heir humble
Jgt restless y-Erc-aytcr-'
We judge from ;hc appearance ofscveral articles ia
l-e numbers - tlc Gs=r:ts. and rumors which
rgach our ears from time 90 time. that the Bishop viii,
On his arrival here, find hs f1ek somewhat divided
IN opinion 81 church matters.
Tur wup N.> cg N.r.-Ma1y OF our citizens
w-l srusal5rr tLc rcpCT; which was circulated
some Csc yes.s since. %! the presence %; q Wild
man ia .e wood, near N.u. beyond Diamond Head.
and 90: his Subsequent capture and exhibition In
iii, city. Since tia. time We had lost the run
Of BIN. but were informed during the past week Of
h arrest Tor malicious mischief. trial and imuTi--
olurut. l. seems shat De- las resided on the land
o. VIZ. F.cD. 10 Yin. FOR some time past. and TO
whom De- has become much attached. Its thought
t-4, De had been hasassed by some natives. aud, in
revenge. pulled up 4 part Of = crop Of corn which
belonged 70 Mr. Pico. On complaint being made
b. Vas arrested. and Is working out . term OF six
m9atts in tue ehain-gang. He i supposed TO be q
native Of Lower California. and was brought here
some twenty odd years since. lie speaks = few
words % Spanish. English and Hawaiian. MT. Hart.
superintendent Oi tLe gang. says lie works hard
and willingly. -
TuE Arctic Coxr1xESr.-We received by the last
European post. from DR.. Won \. Pe;ermann, the GEL
e5rl,ed Artic Geographer, a copy Of a pamphlet and
map published by him. The pamphlet gives q full
AMI detailed history Of the various discoveries made
in the Arctic Ocean, via Bherings Straits, from the
time Of Baron Wrangel in IG4S, 10 that Of our
t0gusuan Capt. Thomas Long in 1867. \ beau
titu-y engraved chart accompanies the pamphlet,
showing the tracks Of various discoveries, as well IS
. sketch Of WrlngIe's Land as pictured by Capt.
Long. - soon as we can obtain a translation Of the
wsrE, which Is in German, We intend to furnish a
more full description. In the mean time We tender
% the IelrneI geograPher our sincere thanks, and as
sure him that 10 WORK in our library viii be more
pritsi than this little publication, which does 50
much credit 20 him. -
- Tie Official Gazette Of last wednesday pub
IlLei what purp9rts To be the substance of e letter
received from Bremen regarding Mr.. J. c. King,
whose recent failure in san Francisco FOR a large
sum was announced. We have no desire 70 injure
tli- gentleman, hut we deem It only our duty 70
merchants here Is well as abroad 70 state other
facts known, 30 that they may he on their guard and
act -~e5orI.ns TO their oEn Judgment, il ali business
transactions connected with the late firm. From a
letter Je..re u. ve have the following relating to
hs movements IN Bremen
-G-IC. King AMI Dis wa are nov r.slGzE iu this city
t.-Ila- ne - haH- aHr l1 I desire Co. H. e.ue L-r
~
E#rr- p -- r. ra11-a l-a-.rt4ai asIag-a tl.4.lll
L.- IL a.r supposed ,Il-sa tae-. fr,,.T
Fz1v J,rAy-The British ship -Sfltis Banks,
- days f-aa ToE1hama, arrived AZ this port On the
18th. l. Ee- We have received a hie Of payer from
our attentive Hawaiian Consul, who viii accept our
thlUE- f- The sane. Dltes are % the middle Of
March. An interesting letter from Yokohama vii
h found ia our commercial column.
Pr,e-lu4i.ls from the various foreign Ministers
have Teen circulated, announcing the termination Of
tie T.- IN japan, ami withInWiHs all neutrality
notifications.
Severn. columns q the payers are SLED with the
sentence p----I on the Dlmios Who hli been in
rebellion a-lirss the MklIo's government They
vary from % ssl.gsiou for uldEeI p.r.ols 20 per-