The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-09-04


nor so profound an obIiteration of all moral sens ;,
Another editor collects a column Of extracts r.
southern Journals and from reports of southern m~u
ings in favor of Brooks, and heads the delectablaee,~
Iection-ss American Civilization In the Nineteen.s
Century!
The reply of the British Government to Sacro..
Marcy's dispatch announcing the dismissal Of NY
Crampton,) has been published here, and has ~
spoken of by the Press as smanly, brief, and eent1a
manly and strongly in contrast with s. the Awvas
like letter of Marcy, full of equivocations and snso;.I
pleading" Lord ClaTendon's dispatch is adde's,
to Mr.. Dallas. His Lordship says:
Her Majesty's Government retain the high onin;o.
which they have ever held of the zeal, ability oI
integrity of Mr.. Champion, and of the earnest dse;r..
bv which he has been animated to avoid all lust 70
credited. Her Majesty's Government cannot but h.
Iieve that on many material points in respect to =.
conduct, the President has been misled by erroneons
information, and by the testimony of witnesses unda
serving of belief.
Her Maiesty's Government entertain similar -,
yictions as to the conduct of her Majesty's Cone
at New York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati.
elf the Government of a foreign country were a..
priciously, and without any apparent belief that :,
had good ground for doing so, to break off its dinlo.
matte relations with the minister accredited 10 If bv
her Majesty, her Majesty's confidential servants. an
swerable for maintaining the honor and dignity of
the crown, could not hesitate as to advising her N.;
esty equally to break off all diplomatic interconr.o
with the ministers Of such Governments accredited :"
her Court.
But in the present case her Majesty's Govern
ment are bound TO accept the formal and repeated
declarations of the President, of his belief that these
officers of her Majesty have violated the laws of tho
Union, and are, on that account, unacceptable organs
of communication with the Government and author
tiles of the United States, a right similar to that
which, in a parallel case, they would claim for them.
selves-the right, namely, of forming their own judy
ment as to the bearing of the laws of the Union upon
transactions which have taken place within the Union
81 have, therefore, the honor to inform You tist,
however deeply her Majesty's Government regset a
proceeding on the part of the President OF the United
States which cannot but be considered as of an un-
friendly character, they have not deemed it their du-
ty, on that account, to advise her Majesty to CON-
mand me TO suspend my diplomatic intercourse with
YOU and | have to assure you that the high person.
nj esteem which is felt for you by all the members of
her Maiesty's Government will render 1t most agree
able to myself TO have the honor or entering into CON-
munication with you upon all matters connected with
the mutual relations of our two countries"
France.
The report of the Committee of the Corps Legisla-
tf, refusing to accord to the Emperor the power of
granting pensions, is published. 1t is respectful but
firm, and is considered the severest check Napoleon
has yet met from his Government.
The bill granting pensions to the Orleans Princess
es was voted unanimously, although Count Montal-
embert wrote a streng letter against it, and the Du-
chess or Sake eoOurg Indignantly refuses the money.
The Emperor has arrived at Piombieres.
The projected meeting between the Emperors of
Austria and France is confirmed.
The Frankfort Journal says positively that the
meeting will take place at Mannheim about the end
of July. The Emperor of France will reside at the
Ducal Palace, and the Emperor of Austria at the Ho-
tel l. Europe.
Another account says they will meet at the Castle
of Arenenberg.
New docks for a steam navy are 10 be built at Brest.
Accounts of the weather and the crops Throughout
the country, even in the lately inundated districts
are favorable. Harvesting had commenced. In the
South the vineyards also look well.
Mazzini announces his intention of withdrawing
from politics, and emigrating to the United States.