The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-05-13

SANDY Hook, April 1.-THE steamer or,
Nf'c York, from Southampton on the 9th, has a.,
rived
In the House of Commons, March 9th. Lord =,
cho alluded to the debates in the Canadian Parlis.
ment, where It has been denied that ffy tbop.an,
pounds was oil that England would vote for C.nad.
this year. Lord Elcho would brisg the matter To-
ward on April l4th.
ram Sf0ReeaU 10 leave Lisbon, and manned ,ba
Forts. The U. S. gunboat Sacramento was hOurIv
expected.
LISBON, March 2S-The StOnewai! has sailed
from tins port. The Niagara and Sacramento have
arrived here. The Portuguese authorities have pro.
hlbiied their sailing within twenty-lour hours.
LISBON, March 29-The Federal fligates .tTaea,o
and Sacramento attempted TO sail before the time
fixed by the Portuguese authorities, and were fred
upon by the Belem fort. The Niagara was struck
in the poop, and \ seaman was killed. The vessels
thereupon anchored.
ia France publishes an article signed by Baron pupuv
stating that it is greatly to Engisna's advantage 10 retain
The Russian ambassador at Rome gave a banquet to Gen
Mcclellan: Among the toasts proposed was one for the main
The The M sdm Ine rebellion is Trosressins rapids:
NEW YORK, April l6.-The Germania. from Southampton
on the 9Th, reports that Richard Golden died April "a.
The bill for the abandonment OF San Domingo was adopted by
the spanish Cortes.
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE city Of Baltimore Llverpoo,
5th, Queenstown, 9th, has arrived. Her adyices are one day
later. The Madrid papers state that the Portuguese Government
had acceded to the American Minister'S demand for the re.
moVai or the commander or Fort Belem, for firing into the Ma
CARA after the Federal Commander had signaled him that he
understood his summons. The pirate Shenandoah was sul At
Melbourne on Feb. 23d. Capt. Waddeil, threatens TO reuort 70
Richmond the conduct OF the Australasian authorities, in refns-
ing to furnish his vessel with supplies.
New York, April 1.-THE following is additional intelE.
gence from Europe, per steamer Europa
Inc west India mail steamer arrived with over two and n
quarter inlhons II specie. She also brought several Captains
OF blockade-runneTs. whose occupations were gone.
1t is stated that Napoleon will leave Paris early ia Nav. not
returning until November. his Physicians having recommended
seven months absence in the country.
III the allocution delivered AZ the last consistory, the Pope
expressed his surprise and sorrow at the sad events which haya
recently taken place in Mexico. His Holiness hoped that Maxi
milan would abandon the course upon which he had entered.
and satisfy the just desires OF the Holy See. The Pope further
thanked the Bishops Of the Catholic world. and especially
those of Italy, for defending the religion and liberty of the
Church despite the DEGREES of the secular authorities.
LIVERPOOL, April 1.-The Times, to-day, has an editorial on
the amended Tariff law Of the United States. and says il is I'M
possible to find an excuse for il. Tried by the light Of reason.
or by the results of experience. it is alike condemned, aud
ironically credits the trainers of the scheme with peculiar wis.
dom in selecting the first of April for its Inauguration.