The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-07-27
European.

European.
LoNDoN. june 2G.-The English Government has
joined The other European Powers la the not. urg-
ing upon the Sultan al investigation Vi the anaifs
Of Gambia by a European Commission
Princess Carlotta has recovered her elearness
of intellect since the news Of her husbands capture
The Gar has left II million OF francs v the poor
Of Paris.
A letter from the Mauritas in the London Times.
says 10000 persons are dead already from famine
the average being zoe daily
NV YogE. july 3-The Hsralds London special
says the Tunes and some other papers express pity
for Macmillan. and denounce the action OF JuareZ-
-Four hundred and ninety Catholic bishops pre-
scented an aficciionaie address TO Tie Pope.
Omar Pachs is preparing for another assault OF
the main position of the Cretan Revolutonists-
yIEsNA. July lyon Beust has been appointed
Chancellor of The Austrian Empire, d position foE-
merly filled by Prince Metternich.
NEW YoRK. July 1.-The Herdlds ST Petersburg
special correspondent says the Gar met a Joyous
reception on his return from Paris.
In the House of Lords Russell moved for q
Royal Commission 10 inquire into the subject Of
the Established Church in ireland.
Lord Calane opposed the motion
NJ. Derby was favorable TO the appointment Of
a Commission. but denied the State bad endowed
any religious body in ireland.
Mr. Russells motion was adopted
In the House Of Commons several votes were
taken on the Opposition amendments 10 the Reform
bii;. The Government WIS successful by small
maiorities.
The Austrian feet will be Immediately despatch
ed to Mexico for the body of Macmillan
The London Mercantile Gaseffe OF the 18th says
the crops in England are promising. No deficiency
is apprehended.
PARIS. july 1.-The distribution of prizes at the
Exposition to-day Was made in the presence OF an
immense multitude. The Emperor, Empress. Prince
Imperial, Prince Napoleon aud the Sultan Of TuT-
kew proceeded to the Exposition with great ssate.
The Emperor made q speech ~eulogistic of France.
declaring his anxiety for the maintenance of peace.
He said the Exposition marked an era of Earno-
NJ. progress and the triumph of grand moral
principles, which. with justice, can alone establish
thrones and ennoble humanity Great enthusiasm
followed the speech. after which the distribution OF
the prizes was announced.
The Herqlds Paris special says the Ia play at
the Exposition yesterday was most rnAgajfeent-
There were 1000 persons present dressed IN IA
tional costumes. The music was furnished by an
orchestra of Loo musicians. The Emperor dis
tributed the medals in person The only one with
whom the Emperor shook hands was Hughes
House Y the inventor Of the Printing Telegraph:
The Gar was awarded the gold medal for fine
horses. and Napoleon one for model lodging houses.
LONDON. July LIN the House of Commons.
Lord Stanley said the English Government was
making slow progress IL the negotiations IL regard
TO the AlabGnsG claims, but did not despair of
achieving d happy result
A large number of English claims against The
United States bad been filed.
CHICAGO. July 2-The Paris Exposition gives co
Grand Prizes, 5000 gold and 1900 silver medals.
5000 bronze medals, and makes 5000 honorahis
mentions. There were 6olDo0 exhibitors.
NV YoRK. July 5-A Herald special SAYS a
grand military review. In honor OF the Sultan, with
an imperial fete. which was 70 have taken place
on the 4th. was co~untermanded on account OF the
death OF MAMMALIAN
TIE grand celebration 10y the Americans In
Paris, on the ith, was abandoned for the same
reason
Paris. have suspended payment They ask the
creditors for a years time TO enable them TO pay
hall the money due them. Depositors have suder-
ed heavily. The Nanderbrooks were :avorite
bankers with the Southern rebels.
BERLIN. july 3-The city was brilliantly iIlumi-
mated on the anniversary OF the battle of Sadowa.
TIE fete was made the universal occasion OF joy-
VIESxA. July THE Imperial Court hss vope
into mourning for the death of Macmillan
Ioxpox. July 4-Tbc English Government,
thoritics have postponed the grand review which
was to take place at Hyde Park, on account OF the
execution Of Macmillan.
The conduct OF the Mexican Government in con-
deHaing Macmillan 70 death and his snbs.qnen,
execution causes great Indignation here on the
continent
pans. July 4-I.ord Lyons has entered on the
duties OF his once "a English Ambassador.
LO<DON, July The Fenian prisoners. Burke.
McCaderty. Mcclure and Others have been brought
from Ireland.
The amount Of specie reported on hand at tbs
Bank or England Is gas o 500.
PARTs. July S-Tbe American fese was ahap-
doned on account OF the death Of Macmillan
~ I'll NdS " n brilliant RlTnDrR
al the Grass Hotel. 250 ladies and yentI.tasr
were present James Miliiken OF PhIlaSelahis
presided.
BEsISN. July 5-Tbe Americans observed .he
4th by a banquet al the Hotel de Rome. Hon. 7
: Fay presided
NKNNA. Jaly 5-AF. Motley having gone ~
Switzerland, our Consul presided al E fBe dinner
or the 4ts.
BEUSsEs. JULY ;.--A dinner was given a, the
house q Minister sanford. which was illuminated
in sne STYLE
Go>poN, Jaly 4tb-The sth was Approximately
observed by q dinner at the Liagbaa Hotel.
select party was invited and a grand reception
gwen
IaSr4oN. July 5-TshHssl Pasha- Vic.ro. Of
Egypt. has arrived, and had a grand reception
The Prince az Wales and Lord Stanley rea, a
prominent part IN the affair. 4 large body of
troops escorted the Nioeroy, who is the guest OF
Earl Dudley.
NV York July 9-Raropean sdvioes stare
that ST arms Of the naval service Of Frsp,e ar.
being stre- gthenea. TIE activity throughout tfA
country produces the impression Of irareoSIue
difficulties. The difficulty between Denmark and
Prussia IN reference u the POSSESSION Of Norsh
SchleSvic continues France Is reported 60 syn
pathize with Denmark.
LoNp0>. July s.-The Government announce g
six-Penny postage system between England and
America, 70 be Put in operation January L. 1868.
The Government saws that tie state az IRELAND
at this time foreids the adoption Of any Reform bill!
in her behalf