The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-04-03
Intelligence.
Dates to Feb. 9Th.

New YORK, MARCH IO.-The City Of flashing
ton, from Liverpool February 18th, Queenstown the
21th, has arrived.
The Sampler remained at Gibraltar, and the Tus-
carora WIS in Spanish waters, of Algiers.
Parliamentary proceedings were enlivened by a
challenge from the ODonoghue TO Sir Robert Peel,
for an expression in a letter which the former con-
sidered offensive. the affair being brought to the
notice Of the House, the 0'Donoghue apologized.
\ motion Was TO he made in Parliament 10 define
the state OF the national maritime law concerning
beliigerents. yet underlined and unsatisfactory.
1t is reported that large insurance WAS being effect
ed in London, on account Of goods per steamer Horne,
to the Confederate States.
CunsuiS, 93l a D32
London papers Of the Goth ult. say that Mr.. Bright
made an energetic speech in condemnation of the
outlay incurred 10y the policy which terminated in
the surrender of Mason and Siiell. Lord Pilmers-
ton defended the course OF his Cabinet. Earl Russell
acknowledged himself satisfied with the operations of
the Federal Government i'll sinking the stone fleet ut
Charleston. He said the harbor OF Charleston could
not he CbIirerated oy artificial means, and Napoleon
agreed with him in this opinion.
La France, Prince Napuleun's speech TO the Corps
Lceislatif attracted considerable attention. and some
members who gave utterance TO strong anti-Engllsh
sentiments, were rebuked by the Ministers.
Dates to Feb. 2sTh.
PoRTLAp. MARCH 1.-THE steamer Worth inner
lea, from Liverpool February 9th, and London
derry 18th, has arrived.
In Great Britain, the papers in relation to the
blockade of the Southern ports have been submitted
TO Parliament. Earl Russell, in a letter to Lord
LYONS, on the 18th February, says the tact that ships
successfully run The blockade does not prevent the
blockade being eifectual, and argues that n neutral
power should exercise great caution in regard 10 a de
.facfo blockade. and ought not to disregard it, unless
the power of the blockade be absolute. q
Unemployed laborers at Liverpool were making
demonstrations, hut they had been peacefully dis
persed by the police.
Of Italy, the OpiRionc Rationale says that an
instruction movement was being prepared in South.
err Italy. Insurrecriornry bends from Trieste and
Malta will proceed to r 'me They will disembark
simultaneously At the several Southern ports.
In Greece. the garrison at Tripoli, following the
example of that nj Naupha, rerOlted. Ii Is believed
that The insurrcctionists at Naupha will hold out
Many Greeks staying at Genoa, Leghorn and Acona
were preparing to return to Greece. Tne insurrec-
ton was considered important and might influence a
new state OF things in Turkey.
LONDON. February 2s.-The Paris correspondent
of the Times says that the excitement consequent on
Prince Napoleon's speech is increasing.
Dates TO Nnrcs, 2d.
New YORK, March 15-The -7frica arrived from
Liverpool Oh the u Of March.
PARIS. March "A discussion took place in the
French Chamber, which excited the deepest interest.
Prince Napoleon demanded that the French troops
should evacuaGe Rome, and also asked the suppress
sion OF the temporal power of the Pope. Laguerron-
ierre, known to be the confdant of the Emperor,
spoke in favor of the Popes temporal power. The
ministry declined. They would explain the policy of
the Government on some future occasion.
MADRID, March 1.-The SuMpter remains at Glib
rul;ar. Federal vessels are still watching her.
vienna, March 1.-The journey of the Archduke
Macmillan to Paris and London has been postponed.
Negotiations for making him n candidate Tor the
throne of Mexico have enc ,untered difficulties.