The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-12-01

18th 81 supsrior 1umbGu Ind min
s u mssu16.A Az Il The dA1knee
~,-hen 6fiacksd by the military was
p.vn and his men we're finally, AFTER
f;rmishine BY military Companies from
Inc and q party Of United States
80, into the Arsenal building, where
n";s,ed and conquered. Among those
- insurgents W1B = son Of the leader.
So r.s desperately wounded. but there is
1cEs, his recovery. The insurrection may
kb1g~ he considered at an end.-N Y.
r,,S ArrAIR-The Washington CORES
81 View York Tines says that it is not
:, a dispatch to the New York Herald.
- has demanded an explanation from
On the contrary, the papers submit
9nsI vou. contained a proposition f.. q set
80 dispute, as the treaty Of 1916 provides
n ease q disagreement should arise be-
~! Eouudary Commissioners The treaty
srbausted, the parties are thrown back
% .;.cipIes. and England nov submits n
3 Efr an adjustment of the difficulty, in
DJ-;ms the Island of San Juan
&C. has just returned his reply to this
- Ss-6ning. in the most positive terms. to
much A. a shadow Of title on the part of
= rbe Disputed island
"a nresent condition Of the question, and
sr England to take the next step, as we
800 This turn Of affairs is regarded as
- bv our Government, and the result
.s.se or war-depends entirely upon the
fGsst Britain in adhering to and persist
n Gain
r Oct I6-Whatever newspaper spec-
90 Be indulgeii in concerning the San Juan
~. known that both Government are treat
rh;et IN a spirit Of calmness, and there Is
-5stever to induce the belief that the entire
IN not be amicably adjusted The latest
.ivcss. As we'll as what has transpired in
an strengthen this assertion concerning the
1, a,s Of the question
England.
kr,du Tines has another article on the San
~SsruIres; while rejoicing at the mission of
"a Scott, aad trusting to a pacific solution,
IN question asserts that the Island belongs
-rI and pitches into General Harvey as n I.
uHers' strike in London continues, the efforts
4 , x.Iement of the difficulties having failed.
Lru.Oort ship Clara, with 400 soldiers and
|rss and children. struck a rock in the English
4 sEing bally-
Itnlon IInSs say that the agents Of the
. Austrian and Sandman governments, are
81 finders from English iron founders for
Icrnries Of riied cannon
Emperor Napoleon Is to cave Biarritz on the
*, and viii stop two days at Bordeaux.
ss expected thas he will make n speech.
french army Of observation will winter an
IS rumor says that the preparations for the
I~apeiitOn to China have been suspended, and
;alOns for q backing down by France are ap-
LILLIAN QrEsTIoS--The news by the Indian
auirm the reported proximate settlement Of
y regulations between the three powers, and
y Of . general European Congress to ratify
srler Of things that is to be established in
ing TO the reports, Austria has receded par
her positions IN relation to the terms of
rent, and Sardinia refuses to accede to the
Ar the restoration Of the Dukes Notwith-
that this latter point had not been settled,
N expectation seems to be that peace will be
The speech Of the King of Sardinia to the
sedeputation is pointed and significant He
represent the nationality Of italy, speaks
aase'' in alluding to the volunteers from the
sztes and although protesting the greatest
r the supreme hierarchy of the Church, as
deputies hat the Emperor Of France will
carry out the great work Of PREPARATION for
q hs has begun
q remarkable announcement ia the face Of
L Negotiations at Zurich, and has probably
made without due Consideration. 1t seems
that the nationality OF Italy shall be salts
the germ Of its national existence has
ed \ Congress Of the European Powers
fail to ratify such q result, in view of the
France and Russia have already
/ their conviction that the condition of Italy
AZ few years was a continued peril to the
'rs Of Europe, and that it must cease-N.
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