The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-08-03
mex,oan Iuielliyence.

faSl.u=- E.uLr tAs fA4Hf Aat pa
r.oRsn s the Repubsicsn al niies have pas an cad
- IA! ruls and dyuasts W iuis Yiacf. tie cetefm-
iucd Seiatsos If which Uas Indispensable f"f Es v
ma4.e. la order t. save tBe AeneT Of us esss. aud
race. after that bloody stEs. tn "Aich both lf1pe
rial s,od I.epabiican soldiers haze sis3ilea each
other ia courage and ssii-den.al- ! an gong -
cSplain aEself
F.Howrin1rss ! ,asue 70 NeSico sot ouls 10
sFsUed by tbs best Of god fash 10 Pronn9Le i"s
Happiness oi AL and eagh oEs 81 yuO. bus eab'e
al the request. aud EadeT tbe pTnt.cfl0n- ri AapV-
leon III. Eiap.uor Of , rance. a. she threae ii Non
tszsEaa aaG ituFblde. He abandoned ne al =
coward! aoa infamous manner, through isss 81
tie United States. placing ffaaee IA sitsiea'e c+'as-
ing an unnecessary expenditure u Der trasutr
aud the shedding OF the bleed " her hoDs, a. Seo
a. that uf tAe s0ss OF Mexico
When tie ness Of my faIl and death resehes
Europe. all 81 her moifsTchs aud the countr. o'
CharletnAgne will exact al account Of i! blooc.
an6 that Of the Germans. beigisns and French
winch has Jeen shed Ia Mexico at tbs bclest Of the
Napo!eonic dynasty. Thsn viii De The end
The whole world siil soon =e Napoleon III
covered with shasae from bead - iost
To-day. observe his Aajesss, ia" Emperor OF
Austria. ms august brother. . sgppiicant 10 tie
United States 10 iatercetIc to have ny iIte spared.
and Ine a prisoner Of war at the disposition oi the
Republican Government, with my crown anS beaFt
both hrphen 10 pieces
Companions VOC have here my lasi ~oFde. ]
ardrntly desir" that my blood may regenetats
Mexico. aad serve ~ a warning 10 the ambitious
and uIiwary. Learn to profit by your vicssfses
with prudence and real patriotism, thus eanobsihR
by your virtues the cause which you 80 aobls
sustain 10y yoar triumphant arms.
May Providence prOtect You and make me woF-
thy Of myself.
II is stated that Juarez intends calling together
the National Congress n soon rs possible, and
resigniug his position. .uis a. undoubtedly hs
duty. a. De nov only holds oihce by virtue Of ex-
traoTdinary powers conferred upon him under
sliiah, upon the plea of Necessity. be- extended his
own term beyond is constitutional iln,it- iet II
il such a rare thing for a Mexican leader ~ yolnn-
lariIy relinguish authority. that if b. does 80 Il sil,
ST the final seal upon the claims of this fcnarha-
be man io be considered one Of the tfnesi patriots
which hs country has yet Produced. and VIII
entitle him not only 10 the love and conidence OF
has fellow citizens, bat 10 the respect OF the world
Europeans TeIeErams.
The liabilities Of Frazer. Trenholm & Co. have
been asosrtained TO exceed their assets by nearly
81 .000. GOO. Liabilities amounted 10 5000. 0eo,
tS25.0O0.OO0)
The East India Telegraph Company are now
sending oui materials for q submarine line between
Hongkong and Shanghai a contract has already
been made III England for the manufacture % the
cable.
LeNDoN. Juxs Is-2 p. Authorization has
reached The city that q very formidable anti-Popery
riot prevails IA Birmingham Two streets have
been taken possession u and completely sacked
by the rioters vino are cut in great force and pr
sent a very formidable appearance 4 Roman
Catholic chapel has been attacked anu threatened
with demolition. The most intense excitement
prevails, and further serious trouble rs appre-
hended-
LONDON, june 1S-G p. M-At this hour the riot
II ait HI lutl ptc>fESt0t vi it lily vi LII MING nlt4Ar
All efforts 10 preserve peace and order have
proved futile. Large bodies OF troops have been
sent 10 The scene OF the disturbance with orders 10
put down the riot al ali hazards and stop the fnr-
ther destruction OF property.
The riot at birmingham, which al FIRST had a
formidable appearance. was speedily suppressed
by the action of the Government
BIRMINGHAM. june 2o-The harangiles of MaT-
rand and Murphy against P,pefy led 10 great dir
turbances here. Within the last Jew days there
has been great excitement, which looked AT one
-. - ,F - vna.tT l.a.a - ra-- anraar axnla
uuences. AT least 100000 people were in the
streets. The moi held the city. sacked several
houses, and marched through the streets singing
= Glory. Hallelujah. John Brown )" and other
choruses. The Riot Act was read and troops OF
dered 10 the city frsm Manchester but were not
ordered to fire upon the people The police used
cutiasses- Several persons were wounded, but
none were killed. The excitement is sOniexba;
lulIed. and il is thought the disturbance II ended.
Murphy has persisted every night in making long
and offensive speeches against the Roman Catholic
Church-ridiculinc its rites. Some attempt IN
renew the disorder was pui down, and comparative
quiet now prevails
VIENNA, July The Austrian feet is to be i'm
mediateiy dispatched 20 Mexico for the body OF
MaxImiiian.
LONDON. July IA detachment of regular troops
has been ordered by the English Government 10
Abyssiuia. TO compel the King OF that country TO
release the British subjects who have been held
prisoners there for q long time.
PARIS. July THE International Congress for
the regulation OF gold and silver coinage Il ROW IN
session III this city. and have agreed upon the gold
fve-iranc piece and its mnitipies as d basis for a
uniform currency in Europe and America
NEW YORK. july 9--European advices state
THAI all arms of the naval service of France are
being strengthened. The activity throughout the
country produces the impression of impending
difficulties The difficulty between Denmark and
Prussia. in reference u the possession of North
Schleswig. continues France il reported To SYM
pathize with Denmark.
ROVE. june 5-Ther are already assembled in
this city. 400 Catholic Prelates. Archbishops. Bish-
OPS and some thousands of priests. who have sour
neyed from their sees al the call OF the Holy
Father. 10 be present At the celebration of the lso0ih
anniversary of ST Peters martyrdom- Crowds
are coming from ali parts of the world. The BiSf,-
ops from the United States have already arrived
and are lodged in different converts within the
city. breat preparations are making Tor tne fesi:.
val on Saturday. and the services will commence
on SUNDAY. 81 Peters Church will he Illuminated
on the evening Of that day
FLORENCE. june 25-The feeling prevailing ins,
now in Itaiy against the Catholic clergy is very
bitter. On Monday, at the festival OF 81. John.
Patron Saint of Florence. the people refused to
join the ecclesiastical body in It's ohservaacrs, for
the reason that the priests refused to celebrate the
national festival OF Free Italy two weeks ago.
ROM. June pa There are many arrivals OF
nrelates and laytnen. $50 Arcbbishops and bishops.
with ahou; S0.0o0 clergymen and members of diff.
ierent religious orders are in the Eternal City.
From the United States are noticed Arcbbishops
Kenrick. Odia, Purcell: Bishop Wood, with -
Bishops, from other American Diocese When the
Pope received the American prelatc and clergy.
thex presented him with S2aO. 600 in gald coin.
also 3 model of the American yacht HeHriefta. in
silver. The Yacht was laden below with gold
pieces to the amopnt Of $4,000. contributes by
the people al the Archcpiscopal Province Of Gin
oiuuati. Lifting the model from the case. His
Holiness said with "a gracious smile. = Noss eafas
T,fuort.' (-It i not q steamer. , or more freely
translated ~Tis not all yapor'-alluding % tho
golden cargo. His Holiness said he had only
pleasant words Ia say to the Americans present
and absent. liz complinented them on their pro-
crrSs. religious and civil, and spoke ia the very
highest nrFmS of Gen. Rufus King. the United
States Minister 20 Rome.
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