The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-07-08
Foreign Summary.

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In the Haytien army there are said 70 be LOO
Major Generals.
4 Postmaster by the name Of Goodale when ne
Is IN a hurry signs 1t A-
While gold is worth SIT per ounce, fine blonde
hair readily mmand 50.
The sugar crop of Cuba viii show a decrease
of % per cent. this season.
A church In Iowa has expelled a deacon for
attending q base ball match.
Ont in Wisconsin, marriages are published
under the head. Horrible Accident.
A Chinese agent offers 10 deliver Cinnamon IN
Tennessee at the rate Of s. goo q hundred
ouite q number of Parisian merchants refuse
to nav the debts which they owed German Trims
previous To the breaking out of the war
Within the last month 500 colOred persons
have applied to the American Colonization Society
for aid To 90 10 Liberia. More negroes are now
practically attracted 70 the colony than ever
before.
Snain is no longer at war with the Republles OF
South America. for Il treaty OF peace mas been
signed at Washington. To q great many people
this will De the very first inrimation that anything
SO : cruel > was going on
The Emperor William ; a abandonment offs formal
f coronation. with imposing ceremonies, was brought
about. it Is said BY the persuasive eniFeatlss OF
the Crown Prince who thought II might have an
( I'll Influence upon the numerous Republican minds
OF Germany.
There Will be a fnll moon in the first week Of
each of the first seven months OF the present year.
In Jaiv there viii be two fall moons, VIZ on the
ID. and 3lst: and in the remaining five months
rbe moon Will De at the full ID the last week OF
every month. 1t will probably De many years
before it viii happen again
Cardinal Richeieu thought ne was q better
poet than statesman, although everybody thought
his verses execrable. Bismarck, they say IN
Prussia. believes be can manage a farm better
than the affairs of the German Empire, although
Varzin. his P0meranian farm, costs him more,
and yields less, than any isrm Of corresponding
size IN the country.
Il Is worth nothing. as an indication Of the senti-
ment of the masses of the English people that
REYNOLDS Newspaper. which enjoys a circulation OF
three hundred thousand copies weekly. announced
tue recent birth Of the child OF the Princess OF
Males. at Sandringham. as Another tnaRspicioBs
Event = and when TIE child died after a iew hours
existence, chronicled that iact as a Happy Re
lease
Wm. C.. BRYANT. the venerable poet. now 90
wears old. thinks be owes his good health u gym
nasrics every morning before breakfast. carefully
retaining from the use of meat. tea and coffee at
that meal. bathing daiiY IN cold water. rising and
going TO bed eariy. and carefully avoiding IN the
evening every kind Of literary occupation which
tasks the faculties.
4 dispatch from Fort Laramie saws a battle
took place recently between several thousand
Indians. and United States trO0ps Numbering
several hundred, IN the Wind River District
The troops were surprised IN the attack, which
was led bv several Of the most noted chiefs OF the
Snake. CHEYENNE and Sioux Indians. OF which
tribes the Indian army was com posed. Inc
Indians were defeated after a very hard battle, IN
which several hundred OF the Red Skins : bit the
dust including two OF the bravest chiefs. The
less Of the troops was comparatively small IL
is feared that a general Indian war rs inevitable,
and every preparation viii be made for 1t.
Treatment OF TIE DRowSED-A French SUI
eeon recommends the following method for the
resuscitatinn OF persons asphvxiated from INNER
sion IN water Perform pulmonary Installation
as follows: = tube shoaid be introduced into
the uosrriis. and both nostriis pressed against il.
The mouth should be stopped By the operators
hand, and be then should blow with ~sGf6csent
force into a tnbe 10 drive air into the lungs.
The chest Is then seen 70 rise. by removing the
tube and hand from the mouth, respiration vii
spontaneously taEe place. or il might De aided by
the open hand applied 10 the base OF Ehe thOEax.
This maDae8yFe being repeated ten Or twelve
times. the heart Is felt 70 beat. If the patient mad
at the beginning OF Ene operation any vitality II
him.
a few wears ago the General SYNOD Of the Re
formed Presbyterian Church suspended from ONCE
as a ruling elder. and also from membership. Mr..
Geo. H Stuart. OF Philadelphia. one Of the most
distinguished phiianthropisls Of orr age, on ae-
count Of his having sung uninspired hymns
and communed with Christians OF other denOmi-
nations. a majority of tie congregation with
which Mr.. Stuart was connected. reiased 10 rec
ognize toe action OF the synod In TINS matter. and
for this and other acts growing out Of X were de-
ciared by a commission Of the synod. which met
in Philadelphia IN June, 1858, 70 De DO longer
connected with the Reformed Presbyterian
Church. Ire minority then withdrew. and nave
since been worshIppIng IN another place. but
having been declared by tie synod OF 1862 10 be
the congregation, they brought a salt OF quo
wsrranEo 10 give their trustees rbe control and
possession OF tee property. Ire case mas recently
been on rrizl a5 Philadelphia, and tee jury disz-
greed, leaving the property IN the hands OF those
who svInpathize with Mr.. Stuart.