The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-01
European.

By the steamer Persia we have intelligence from
Europe TO The 10th August.
Little was said concerning American affairs. At
tentirn was called 20 the fact of the Federal5 pushing
forward the construction of powerful sea going
Monitors.
WIN. Cornell Jewett had an interview with the
King of the Belgians, who promised 70 use his iuhu-
ence to induce England to join with France in
mediation.
The Morning Post does not consider it improbable
that the French occu patton OF Mexico may lead to
more intimate relations b, tive Napoleon and the
C"nfederntes. and create trouble with the Washington
Government.
There is a growing belief at Paris that war on
account of Poland is not TO he apprehended.
A diplomatic memorial announces that the Arch
duke MlXimiliau accepts the crown of Mexico.
Three British war steamers were recently sold at
Plymouth TO a London company. and are suspected
as being intended for the Coufederacy.
1t is asserted that the Spanish Ministry approve
the Mexican Empire. The Madrid journals are
divided
The replies Of the three Powers we're all sent to St.
Petersburg, TO be delivered on the 18th, and forth
with published. Each Cabinet replied to the augu-
ments addressed to itself, but terminated with an
identical paragraph t~estifyihg to the unity of their
views. Vague minors are ahoat thar Prussia con-
templates secession from the German Confederation.
The insurrection in Poland still continues with
varying success. The Russians were shooting aud
hanging all the captured Poles Of any prominence.
General M"uravietf has condemned woman for wear
ing mourning to pay a fine of Is To 100 rouhles; but
if they cannot pay they are forged with rods. The
order has prov, ked disturbances among the popula
tiOn OF wilma, in the suppression of which the troops
have killed 40 persons.
The privareer Florida was of Queenstown. The
Cork Herald had previously announced her arrival
10 effect "A shipment Of men. and AT the instance of
the United States Consul, notice has been posted by
the Port Admiral, warning The people against any
breach of the Foreign Enlistment act.
The Confederate loan had daclined from % TO 81
per cent. discount.
Later:
HAUJFAS Sent I -Tha sfaaner 4Sr,-o f-o,, -.
erpool the I'D, and Queenstown The 231, has arrived.
The American Consul At Frankfort had DISPLAYED q
Mexican flag, and lie Europe, Of that city. explains
that this WAS in pursuance Of an arrangement by
which in case Of the overthrow OF the Republican
authority of Mexico, President Lincoln would allow
Mexico to be represented in foreign countries by
agents of the Washington Government. LIE EuroDs
refers 10 the fact that in March last Secretary Seward
declared that President Lincoln and Cabinet would
never tolerate r mOnarchical Government in Mexico.
aud anticipates an immediate war If the Emperor Of
France does not con6ne himself TO his demand for
indemnity and leave Mexico u Republic.
In Great Britain nothing was known Of the move.
ments of the Flor ida since the evening of the both.
when she was seen of Lascar. Specularious were
adost as TO the object of the Fiorid's visit. One
report il, that il was for the purpose OF taking Ma.
son on board, who IL about returning to the South.