The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-09-04
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French newspapers insist on Rome being delivered
to Italy. 1t is stated that Garibaldi has about 500
followers, poorly armed.
A rumor was current in Madrid that Murat is in
tended to be King of Mexico.
A great battle has been fought between the Turks
and Montenegrans. both claiming the victory.
A Confederate steamer was lost at sea on the 7th
off the Gulf Of Causeway, Great Britain. lGiant's
Causeway. ireland :?
The London Times editorially argues IF Eng
land wishes to give the Federalists a new impulse,
she has but TO take some steps which can be repre-
sented as interference, and Lincoln will soon get his
100000 men. and thus indefinitely postpone the
chances Of peace.
Lord Stratheden had moved for tie correspondence
with Mr.. Mason relative TO the acknowledged Gov
eminent of the Southern States. Earl Russell said
that all communications from that gentleman had
been unofficial. He also stated that no communica-
ton had been received from any foreign power rela-
tive to the recognition of the Southern States.
Lord Malmesbury suggested that the Government
should communicate with other powers, with the
view of Offering mediation if a favorable opportunity
arises. Earl Russell agreed that it was desirable, if
mediation be offered, that all the powers should join
in il.
The Journal of St. Petersburg denies the rumors
that Russia had joined France in q proposition from
England, for the recognition of the Confederate
States.
In France it is reported that the French Council
Of State are trying to devise means to render France
independent of America for her supply of cotton.
The Patrie says When the French army moves
on Mexico. in November, the navy will make a de-
monstration on the Pacific coast. The Bourse was
heavy at SO.
From Italy, we learn that Garibaldi had issued a
proclamation in spirited terms, urging the young
men TO arms; and Victor Emanuel had issued a coun-
ter proclamation denouncing revolutionary schemes,
and threatening the rigor of the law on those dlsObey-
ing. He declared that he himself would move in the
matter of Rome at the fitting time. These events
had attracted great attention towards Italy. The
English journals, generally, regret Garibaldi's course
LONDON, August mo new movements are re-
ported in Italy. The Queen, in her speech prorogu-
ing Parliament, in reg lrd to American affairs says,
having from the outset determined to take no part in
the contest, she has seen no reason TO depart from
the neutrality which she has steadily adhered to.
A late arrival brings an important rumor that the
Russian government has addressed a circular to all
its agents in the East recommending them to make
preparations for their departure, q rupture of diplo-
matte relations between St. Petersburg and Constan-
tinople being imminent. 1t is further reported that
Napoleon intends to support the Emperor of Russia
in his designs upon Turkey.
PRINTERS JUBILEE.-A jubilee is soon to take place
at Vienna in honor of the four hundredth anniver-
sary Of the introduction of the art of printing into
that city. Ulrich Ham opened the first printing
Office there in 1862. The Emperor Frederick the
fourth had a high opinion of printers even at that
early age. He bestowed special privileges on them
in 1863, gave them a rank with noblemen and
scholars, and allowed them to wear swords.
The WARRIOR. 1.-THE iron-clad frigate Var
rior has made another trial. The Arabia's mails
bring the particulars of the event, and apologize for
the i'll fortune of the ship by stating that she was in
bad trim, that her bottom was fouled, that heavy
rain was falling and the wind blowing, not to men,
ton other drawbacks which are classed under the
head of " minor disadvantages" New pipes have
been fitted for conveying from the main deck to the
bilges the leakage which might enter the ports when
fighting the guns in heavy weather. Some seventy
tuns of bricks and mortar have been built into the
hOttOm Of the shin IN nrpypDt the lOdUmPnt and con-
sequent stagnation of bilge water. The trial was
acknowledged to be a failure.