The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-07-17


The dismissal is put on the ground of the persona
upacceptability. of the gentlemeRin question.
The latest dates from Europe at New York, are by
sfne Indian (Royal Canadian screw line which ar.
Hxfyed at Quebec or the 3rd of June, having left Liv-
Ferpool on the 21st of May. The africa, at New
FORK, brought dates to the 18th.
THO Queen has granted an amnesty to all political
ofEenders, except to such as have forfeited their honor
by escaping from their places of Punishment.
e. The ConstantinOple correspondent of the London
Zines announces that a treaty has been concluded
between the United States and Persia, of a nature
lot quite satisfactory to British interests.
Austria has offered to the French Emperor what.
rot long since, she denied to Louis Napoleon, viz,
ne remains of the Duke de Rieschstadt, son of Napo-
IFon the Great.
IA British loan of FIVE millions has been announced.
ssRussia has commenced a new campaign against
fSSfcassia.
no relations between Sardinia and Austria are
uytting but pacific. A rupture seems imminent.
Russia has accepted the Danish proposition for a
e8lnmutation of the Sound Dues, and England will
tel<0bably accede.
ord PaImerston is failing from the effects of govt.
Hhe Car has asked the nobility to consider in what
80 a change in favor of the serfs can be gradually
1>EEpared for.
Lord Clarendon has said in Parliament that the
1ifftish Government had repeatedly declined to inter
fae in Central American matters in favor of Costa
EInca, as solicited to do by agents of that country.
The trial Of the poisOner, Palmer, was progressing
*L44ondon, and created intense interest. 1t was at
tended by princes and nobility.
Ihe Government of Spain is proceeding vigorously
xQal1st the freedom of the press.
The Times and Lord Clarendon are handling Mr..
Attorney General Caleb Cushing without gloves.
Ihe Empress Eugene appeared in public on the
18th of May.
Still Later from Europe.
51e take the following telegraphic dispatch from
tie Herald extra. 1t is three days later.
HALIFAX, June 5, 1856.
A<Ihe royal mail Steamship .NSoooro Cont prx:o
errfred at this port at five O'Clock last evening, but
eng to the violent storm it was impossible to tele-
AFePh 4he news before the morning. The Niagara
brings one hundred and thirty passengers for Boston,
and her dates from Liverpool are to Saturday noon.
khe24th uft., three days later than received bv the
Iadiam, at Quebec.
THE steamship .4ra6ia, from Boston, arrived at
Ltserpool on the 18th ult. The Var derbilt steamer
eEoffh Star, arrived at Cowes on the 23d ult.
The Cunard steamship Persia, from New York. at
noon on the 18th ult., arrived at Liverpool bar at
midnight of Friday, the 23d, but did not 90 up the
river until ~half-past four on Saturday morning.
ihss passage to the bar was made in nine days and
sesen hours, mean time.
SIhe steamship Ericsson, from New York on the
10Th ult., had not been telegraphed at Liverpool when
the niagara left.
The steamship Washin gton sailed from Soutbamn-
kozl Tor New York on the 21st ult.
after the departure of the Washington and Lpdi-
ga, but little news of Importance had transpired.
line excitement on the Italian question still contin-
Ne1 In the House of Commons, after a debate
upon a motion cenSuring the abandonment bv the
peace plenipotentiaries of the Maritime Law. touch
lqg heutrals, the British Ministry again achieved a
sEln1nph.
Nothing decisive has t~ranspired touching the DAN
isl sound dues.
Reports of Russian successes in the new campaipn
against the Circassians are confirmed.
The Bank OF England on the 22d ultimo reduced
is rate or discount on bills of more than sixtv DAVIS
from seven to six per cent Short bills remain at six
zer cent