The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-23

and for this purpose the ladies Of the Association are
now actively prosecuting their collections, preferriug
10 perfect the whole plan by their own efforts. rather
than to AK, a. they well might do, the aid q Con-
gress.'
European.
THE ROYAL CHAHTER-The divers had succeeded
up O. December 10, IN recovering an the gold on en-
sIZuUleni iu tie N-Eltel vessel, except about $4,000.
and itl j. therefore fully expected that the whole will
nDw De rH-Iiaei- They state tfpt tus sand a1i CLAY
under the part o. tie ship where tie treasure chest
wa placed and winch Wa broken MP, j. literally
shining and 2..tte"uEg ~tH severe gns and gold dust.
50 INTERN u-i-i D.. this latter ~5tu the -lni that.
having DO apparatus for ~eTarltiug 10 properly IT
hand, they are sending IL o. the Bank Of England
with the gold, % be there properly separated. There
l. -tul q large amsnnt, both % sJvereiGus and native
gold under the wreck, belonging ~ the passengers,
much q which mas doubtless teen scattered about IL
all directions, aud viii only Dc recovered A. il j.
washed up by tine tide. This the lord Of the soil lays
claim t., but as treasure irOre, the Queen has a fair
right 70 II, though | question whether 1t will he a.
serted.
The GREAT EtsTEES.-It appears that this noble
ship still requires about E-D,DDO 10 be expended upon
her before che ~Il Le 1T Tor "a sea voyage. \ stormy
meeting o.: subscribers was held, at which il vas pro-
posed that " a third company should be created, by
the issuing q Lew slIres with preference 10 the
amount required. Il vas asserted by the Chairman
that the wine At the different ntertainment given on
bard the ship mad Gus, the Company EZJ.uUJ (SIyJ.-
OyJJ. II j. fair, however, 10 state that this was
denied, and that the sum for wine did not exceed
E3,OOJ, and pretty well, TOO, for an insO!yent Com
pauy to spend.
The PEACE CoyGRrss-This august assemblage Of
the PleuI pO-eutiarIe Of the Powers u Europe has BE-
gan % appear il PARIS. Prince Metternich, the
Austrian Minister has presented his LeuTes de ere
aHce a. the TuilIeries, and was received with the
houors due % his rank and position. Lori COwley
= 10 be the representative Of England, IL being found
impossible that either Lord P4lmerstOu or Lori John
Hr--e!i could he absent al the meeting Of Parliament,
which take place on the 18th Of next month. What
however j. still worse, Is the appointment of Lord
" clubhouse a. his colleague" young man Cf thirty
i've, Of 10 political prgteIsIOus whateser. beyond hay-
ing been Tor some tlIc attached 10 an Embassy, con-
sequeutiy possessing the minimum OF weight ia SUCK
an assembly. Lord CCWiey y known as = politician
on the Continent, Jut il Is questioned whether he will
have hrmne-- enough 10 defend the national cause
against the astute dip lJmatIsts against whom he will
have 70 contend The invitations or summOnses 10
the Congress contain the following clauses as the chief
objects Of the meeting
= 1st. To take into consideration the treaty at
Zurich and the notifications made by it in the treaty
Of Vienna, with respect 90 Italy.
"2l. To devise the best means Of tranquilizing
Italy, and Of hxIng her prosperity Oh a solid and
durable basis"
The powers that signed tine treaty al Vienna OSI5)
are invited, ia consequence Of the former, and SIr-
dina, Rome aud Naples Of the latter.
THE SPAsIlEDs AND MOOns.-The Spaniards had
another (the third encounter with the Moroccnns,
IN which, OF course, they claim the sictOry. They
report 900 lloors killed and 1000 wounded, whilst
their own losses are forty killed and wounded This
= 70 TtA4t+HHE AilHt4HtFr anu III bulE ~ dCCaulleu
for ~ the Sp4nIarts taking special care to keep well
behind their entertainments, which, in fact, they
have never yet lett % meet the enemy in the open
plains We may, however, expect soon to sear that
Il more serious and general encounter has taken
place. The MOors have lj3,SJJ troops OF all arms,
in the nei2bborhOo1 Of ~IiagpIor, besides what are
now around the seat Of war; ana the former are hast
eHiHg thIther to assist ia the 'HCly war proclaimed
by the Emperor. When these united forces meet the
SpauiIrds IN the open cOultry, which they must soon
do, the butcher DiIi' Of the latter will assume
more Or mI1IB.e dimensions.
AUSTRIA AND HCNGARY.-lt appears That here Is
a movement IN Hungary tor the restoration Of a free
nor Is it confined to that province OF thS
Austrian Empire. Venice, Bohemia, and the Tyrol
are al aEItatei, and preparing Tor some future event.
The embarrassed state of the national finances in
Austria renters this movement the more perplexing
hopeless, It beng necessary To aggrlyate the
cause OF d.scJntent-which il the heavy taxation-by
fresh imposts.
DEATH OF MANA S-HIB-NIna Slhib's death is
confirmed. lie died If jungle-feyer, Just in time too,
for several divisions Of the British troops, aided by
BihtdJor, We're couyerGing upon the yai!ies in
NcPIul where the last OF the rebels had found shelter
Escape, under the circumstances would have been
next to impossible, and we may look soon to hear that
the last Of his adherents have been finally dispersed
Or captured.