The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-06-19
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In Great Britain vague rumors of the threatened
Intervention in American affairs continue in circula-
ton. The dizziness and decline of cotton is attributed
TO them.
The Paris correspondent of the London Daily
.Ne,cs, writing on the Isl, says 1t is positively stated
to-day in official circles that the French and English
Ministers at Washington have received Identical in
structions 20 attempt moral intervention. exclusive of
any idea of forcible Intervention, in hope of putting
an end 10 the war.
The Paris correspondent of the Independence
Beige asserts in the most positive manner that the
project of the intervention of France and England in
the affairs of America has been confirmed. The
South will be required to guarantee the emancipa ion
of her slaves. The same authority says that a secret
treaty exists between France and Spain providing for
the early abolition of slavery in Cuba.
The opening of the Great Exhibition in London
was a perfect success.
slave trade treaty to te House of Commons, said
that its conditions gave every reason to hope that the
traffic had now been efectually suppressed.
The London Times, editorially speaking of the dis
tress at Lancashire. says that 1t is for the honor of
the nation that this distress be known, so that the
world may see what sacrifice England has made for
the preservation Of neutrality.
The Times regards the new Slave Trade treaty as
the first fruits of secession; but says it is not a blow
at the South, but a victory over the North II
The Paris correspondence of the London Morning
Horaid Gays that it is beyond question that a recog-
milton of the South is seriously contemplated by the
French Government.
The Bourse is Get at 70f S0c.
Rumors of an approaching solution of the Roman
question are more and more general. 1t is reported
the Papal Government is prepared for q sudden de-
parturc.
The London Times says that England has with
drawn her stake in the military part as the Mexican
enterprise, and will get redress for tie past as well as
guarantees for the future. France will send reinforce
mcnts to Mexico.
Italians in Paris believed that Rome would soon be
occupied by the Piednontese troops.
The Paris Constitutional asserts that the recall
of Gen. Guyon won't change the French policy in
Rome.
SANDY HOOK, 17th.-The Great Eastern from
Milford Haven and Liverpool. with dates to the 9th,
has arrived.
Capt. Wilson, who recaptured the Emily 81.
Pierre from her prize crew, has been formally pre-
scented. by a number of Liverpool merchants, with a
valuable service of plate, and other like demonstra-
tions were TO be made. as an endorsement of his act,
by various Associations.
The Paris Patrie asserts that the French Minister
Mt Washington had a long conference with JEFF. Davis,
at Richmond. and that the step taken by Mercier
was entirely political in its character and purpors.
Ii is known to President Lincoln.
The London Herald argues from the reports Of
Mercier's mission at Richmond, that the beginning
Of the end is not far distant, and says France and
England suffer more than neutrals ever suffered from
any contest. Both begin to regard the war as afro
cious-