The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-12-22
FOREIGN NEws

FOREIGN NEws
!. The bark Frances Palmer arr,s.
cisco on the 18th via Lahaina. - aaas
made the passage in IA DAYS. { 'aa
only long enough to land ten p-asssa,.ss 'ss
families OF Messrs. Bolles and H u,sss
We have only received the New Yort
and a few stray New York pape,. ~aide
mail Of the latter date did NJ. NOV
dispatched by the packet. 1t seem.
Oct. 20, only arrived at San Praoc;.s .
November, having been SO davs aa3
The contract time is % days. The ~
cause of the delay, as stated by the
papers. II
"Tbe Cortes was detained in
North Star running ON a coral uOaequsu
4 A. NJ, off Plana or French ~ "l' ochA
ma group OF Islands, situated on ~ ~
Maraguana passage, where she Law q. j
ten hours; After throwing overheard
coal and tightening the ship by land;,s
gers on the island, she was finally 49, y
and the passengers re-embarkipc' s%sa u
her voyage, stopping at Kingston Faat
and provisions, and arriving at Aso;r..s
BRITISH CoLUMBIA.-Anotber .r,;,Is
passengers and gold dust estima,M -
$lOO,OO0. Business at Forts Hon.
good. The news from the mines ! dsu "
was very promising. The seyeritv :, opfs
however, compelled the miners h
claims. y aOsoaa
The general impression among the
miners on Fraser is, that there viii - nM
ton Of 10000 into British Columb;, - =
of March next. ss
The EVACUATION OF SAs JuAx-m
says the United States Government /. da'
it can to make amends for Gen, Hsr~y
rantable seizure of San Juan. II n.y.
drawing the troops, but has proposed "a -
pany ON the island, two-thirds Of uhon
n the commander English.
For a general summary of Califorpi, ~
ter of our San Francisco corresponds,
United States.
The NEGRO Internationally trial a.
rection in Virginia takes up a large .,-
Eastern papers. The principal actor Ja,
had been tried, ard convicted to Be huns !.
After the decision Of the Court on the uss'
arrest of Judgment, on the ground that ,r-
not be committed against q State. and ii. -
az to the form of the verdict rendered. N ~
were overruled, the sentence ofdeath was ,r..
and the old culprit was sentenced to be tp,,
lie on Friday the ID of December next I
his reason why sentence should not be pruas
denied everything but a design to free ,r]
and affirmed that he never INTENDED murdsv
son, or the destruction of property.
TIE No- Vort H.-.IJ .I:.l-. Attn
cuted it will raise the strongest oppOsdz
North, that slavery has ever met, and result
success of the Republican ticket at the sr
Dental Election. The tide Of popular syupa
setting strongly in favor of the convicted d
guided insurrectionists.
The Sam Juan Anair.
England maintains her right to the inlasl
judging from the tone of the dispatch, dosni
to yield. Our Government maintains . d
un~disputed right to the island, and viii nayl
iota. The matter is now under negota6n
the two Governments. There is good nsn
lieve that it is, in its present shape, not ou5l
but threatening, and that is the reason Why
eminent is Sc quiet upon the subject
Great Britain.
The Directors of the Great Eastern hels9
on board on the 18th, and it is anfhoraziH
nounced that the departure Of the vessak[
postponed sine die, and orders given that sHrd
money received be returned. No time vii u
for the transatlantic voyage until good png@
been made in fitting out the ship in thorouI3
ing completeness; and according to some suhd
there is no likelihood Of the voyagebeing msty
next spring. The ship would remain at ~
about ten days longer, and then 60 to SOUTH
to complete her fittings. after which a trip b 2
is spoken of. 1t is stated that, in her prezzi !
ton. the Directors will not accept the shipts
Scott Russell.
The CRISIS IN ITALY-TERMs OF THE zuI7I
TREATY, ErC.-A Zurich dispatch Of the lnI
says: The principal points Of the tresyd 4
between France and Austria, signed BY the q
~tentiaries, but not yet ratified by the two z
ments, are as follows
/. Austria gives up Lombardy, ereTt b.
and Peschierd, and as far as the frontier ~
by special commission, to France, who transRaI
Piedmont.
2. Pensions acquired in Lombardy are to *
by the New Government.
3. Piedmont is to pay Austria 4O,Wo,WAe
and be responsible for three-ffths Of me
Monte Lombard Venetia, making the den q
transferred to Sardinia $50. 900, 1000 francs
4. The two contracting Power will unat
efforts in order that reform ia the adaiaxa
should be carried out by the Pope.
8. The rights of the Dukes Of Tuscany =
and Parma are expressly reserred 70 Mns
perors, who will assist with all Their I've
formation of a confederation Of all the States y
6. Venetia, under Austrian rule, is 70 hn
the confederation. 80.
z. Notifications will be exchanged at Lan1 =
fifteen days. -
1t will te seen from the above that te "Ns
merely an application of the Villafrancs ass..
The Paris PAYS intimates, Of its own SnssTr
that in a Congress accepted in priaciple .! = }
lish Government, the only Powers to &c r. q
besides the great ones, will be fiedmoa,
Pope and Naples under certain eyentuan.e,A IL
The policy of England in taking part " x
gress, was being canyassed by the press - IL !
ally the arguments were against IL 49,
Times and London Herald are both AYERS .
land joining any European Congress on i's'.s I.
The London Post, Lord Palmerston's o's- Vi
that it were an idle trifing with the iunaen1S
land and the hopes of Italy, to expect ~! .
5tateStnlu, 1T ali WuTtn1 VI ..frr
his wi reputation and the national nos. &C
10 his care, by entering a Congress Oh sne,
may be in the execution OF the Zur1cn ne-y.
The same Journal, in another edItoria', y 4.
Italian complications as very serious, anu
ion of Napoleon as extremely emoarras'utb
undertaken the special protection Of 'm psrlj
,rnment, and also of Italian liberty, wnls &
II and Italian liberty are at open warassS
most certain that Romagna will be sas'
Papal troops. 1t is also certain that
menace Of armed Intervention in ths ~11
:roops of Garbalii will sweep before DC 1890
ige of Papal rule. Under these circu-s
intervention of Austria will be anticipa' d
The signing of the treaty of peace, 80 III
of war. p~arodoxical as II nay! a
ume such o result to follow such . evs. \ ,b,4
months will more fully develop the P'os ~
ing drama now preparing to oe en- - =
ointment of Europe. But it needs MOI ~ -, ~
prophet to be enabled to foretell nov ! no
fired in Central Italy, in aid Oh shs Ia
the treaty Of Zurich, will maAs
,ng and q bloody one.
Eraure. -