The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-10-19


September Goth, for which We are indebted To
Messrs. Walker & Allen.
The news, it will be seen, is quite important.
CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-The Tritune's special says
Brownlow has ordered Gen. Cooper, commanding
the Tennessee State Guard, to bring all the troops
he can command to Nashville, and assist in enforc-
ing the franchise law. Gen. Cooper has issued an
order warning all parties in the District against
any attempt to hold an election in violation of the
franchise law. The election officers appointed 10y
the City Council [of Nashyille1 held a meenting,
and formally declared TO hold an election at all
hazards.
CHICAGO, Sept. PA despatch from Lancaster.
Pa, says it is reported that Hon. c. L.. Bloomfield
and Thaddeus Stevens are dying of dropsy in the
chest.
BosroN, Sept. 24-The funeral of Sir Frederick
Bruce was largely attended. Several societies
from Canada were present: also, many prominent
citizens. The remains were deposited under the
church. to await the arrival of the British war
steamer Garnet. to convey the body to England.
CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-A Times Nashville special
says the Mayor is authorised to call out any num-
Der of special police necessary to repel interference
by the State militia with the election. He has
accordingly issued u proclamation declaring that
he will hold an election and employ the necessary
means TO resist Brownlows intervention.
a Times Washington special says the President
has received a despatch from conservative citizens of
Nashville, informing him Of the condition of affairs,
which show "a condition of affairs, which show a
condition warranting Government interference.
Gen. Grant has ordered Gen. Thomas to proceed
IOrtuWlin 10 NasnNItle. % take COmHlaD3 au0 ma1n-
tain peace at the point of the bayonet. He will be
supplied with all the troops necessary General
Grant and the President do not undertake to de-
eide which party is right, but believe Thomas will
be able to preserve peace.
CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-The Detroit Tribune publishes
a significant letter from Senator Howard. Refer
ring TO the threat of the Washington Union. that
Senators who express their convictions beforehand
shall not sit in judgment upon the President, How
ard says it is generally understood that this paper
is under the patronage and control of johnson and
his immediate advisers, and in view Of the military
preparations now going on in Maryland and other
border States, such threats cannot be regarded as
for buncombe they indicate a purpose on the part
of President johnson to attempt violence upon
Congress, bis hate having become deepened and
intensified under malignant influence of his private
advisers. Howard says Congress will know its
duty. and rely upon the people to protect them
and an assault on Congress by military violence
would be u decided benefit to the Government, as
leading to a final conclusion as to the suppression
of the rebellion by the condign punishment of its
fomenters.
Boston. Sept. 25.-The remains of Sir F. Bruce
were sent to England by the steamer China to-day.
tBY THE CABLE.1
FLORENCE, Sept. 24.-Garibaldi was arrested by
the Italian Government while crossing the Roman
frontier. Many arrests were made at Rome of
parties suspected of correspondence with Carl
baldi. The Roman Government il taking steps to
guard against an attack from without or a sudden
rising concentrated at Rome. The Italian Govern
ment is sending troops to the Roman frontier.
PARIS. Sept. 24.-Troops have lefs France for
Rome.
BERLIN. Sept. 24.-In the North German Parlia-
ment, during a debate on the King of Prnssia's
address. Bismarck declared in a most emphatic
manner that If the German nation wished to unite.
there is no power strong enough to hinder a union,
and no power paltry enough to make the attempt.
The North German Gazette, Bismarck's reported
organ. says the South German States are now free
to join the Confederation North and make Germany
one nation.
The Prussian Diet was dissolved yesterday. TO
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from the States annexed to Prussia.
1t is considered probable that Parliament will
reassemble in November.
DUBLIN, Sept. PAT is reported that a suspi.
cious craft is cruising off Kerry. She is supposed
10 be a Fenian privateer.
A conflict occurred in the streets of Limerick
yesterday. The troops, with fixed bayonets,
charged down on the crowd. Eight persons are
reported wounded. and one killed. The conduct
of the troops is condemned.
New York. Sept. 25.-The Rera,d's special saws
Garibaldi has been conveyed to Fort Alexandria.
The arms and equipments intended for the troops
were all seized. The Italian Government is de-
termined to prevent any invasion of the Papal
territory. 1t is said that Paris is greatly excited
over the news of Garibaldi's arrest.
FLORENCE. Sept. 25.-The italian Cabinet hos
determined to prevent the invasion of the Papa,
territory, and to maintain the articles of convention
with France. and other treaties guaranteeing the
integrity of the Papal domain. Garibaldi. in eye
cutting bis plans against Rome, was last seen at
SigOglia. sixteen miles north west of ancoua.
Here he was summoned to retrace his steps, under
the Kings recent proclamation, but he refused.
and was Immediately arrested and convened tn
Fort Alexandria. His Italian volunteers were
also made prisoners. Intense excitement prevailed
ut Rome. The city was greatly excited. and tho
Papal troops, including the legion Of Antilles.
were on the alert.
ToULON. Sept. "a number of transports and
war vessels are assembling here. ready to convey
French troops IN Italy.