The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-07
European Summary.

TIE yiorroy e E-vt : ,he ricbet nan N tbe
word he owa- q tourth u the entire ~I I
The county
oys- The encrzncs - lhe El wbere the FreDch
oor- c5Ice--- are held. ! The aUnounceueut that
.Yoa nu>; Do- lok IL the EuIsr-- through IN
OE.7 Els
Ibs Pri3ee -I-nyszal OF Franc : much better,
tbsu-h --il In ver delicate hath
Il ! aid thzi The Emroess q TIE French /
again 1laeass-
The J~aganee Entasey recently arrived AZ The
the TaI-eri- IL solemn aUiieDee by the Emperor
an Enpre-
Nearly al TIE tal7- sbaTe IN Paris a-e closed,
and 1900 ueu have thrown themselves gut u
brad.
The custom Of laiie= hnnzin- q bo-e1aek
with tLei- fathers and h11-Ler> has become -
elnGou u England - - ce&- = be . novelty
Harriet Ma-trneau. Ladv Goldsmith. ani over
$500 other. recently VecIu1uei the English Par
lament for tie admission u their sex - the
franchise.
Nine steamers a week are now employed in
Transporting Irish and German emigrants from
AtheH2Dd % the happy hunting grounds Of the
New World. And tie ~ l. SIN hey come.
France obtains hify Per cent more wheat PER
acre than the United States. and England more
than one hundred Ter cent greater crops than
our. and The ~ecret i superior cultivation ami
manuring-
There = a PAINFUL rumor u the effect that Rosa
B,nheur, the celebrated animal painter. has he
come insane. her madness consisting in fancviuE
herself an aniual-a EoAt being the creature into
which the great arJI>te believes herself trans
formed.
! httIe girl. eight years ofage. was carrying
large soup ju- along one Of the streets in Liver
pol. when -he slipped and fell. The juE was
broken - pieces; one Of the pieces penetrated
the child's throat near the ~jugular vein, and she
died II q few minutes from bemorrhage.
The enemies Of Count Bismarck, who are a.
numerous in Austria now a. they were in Prussia
and Germany a year ago, accuse that statesman
acting habitually on the Talleyrand maxim
that sIeech Wa given u man 70 enable him -
disguise his real sentiments.
The birth OF q s5n Il the Princess Christian
raises the number # NicJ8-ia's grandchildren 10
ten-six graDd>ons and four g~randiaughters.
The Princes Of Prussia has three sons and q
daughter. the Prince IF Wales two sons q daash-
and the Princess Christian one son.
There is Z dog Edinburgh which for eight and
Z half wears has kept nightly watch over tie grave
Of his master in the Old Greytriars' Churchyari.
endeavo-s . induce him % relinuuish his
vigil- have been unayaIling. even in the most
weather. He rUams about by day and
i fed by people who have become interested IN
remarkable fidelity.
The name syiHster had It's origin in the fact
that in Old times no maiden was deemed fl for
until she had spun her own wardrobe.
Modern wisdom has charged this good old stand
ard of eligibility.
The estimate for expenses connected with the
Houses II the English Parliament amounts 10
E5j.l3-. OF this sum El2.lgS are required for
in New Palace Yari. The supply of gas ami oil
,,-ts $500. ana Of fuel El.7U4. The pay of
police attached - the building amounts 10 II zoo.
md Ellj are annually exPendei for winding AMI
regulating the great clock
\ boy preacher has APPEARED in Wales who,
recording 70 his admirers. L u extiagoi5h Mr.
spurgeJn. This promising youth l. Master
Encch Probert, who has just completed his
leyenth year. On Easter Sunday be preached .
.rowded congregations in the Baptist CHAPEL -
iladestry. Radnor. \ local print SAYS Of him
. lie has q sweet and powerful voice. which be
met. and his hearers were a-toni>hed az such
marvellous truths from n boy Of such tender years
MoExoSs.-London has ten c5ngrccations, %
lder-. - priests. u deacoH- and 900 members
n the books. of whom from thirty - forty are
Missing. One hundred and ten converts were
aptized last year, and II communicated.
IGriny the wear $3.50 were raised for tithes:
emigration, and 81 900 for the rent Of
leetiny rooms. Liverpool !. however, the
tadquarters of MormOnisn in England
The Pail lNGH Gazette SAYS The eonsump-
Jon Of horse flesh l. Increasing rapidly among
be poorer classes in the different quarters ui
'aris. There are now OI@n no lcs than fifteen
utchers' shops, four Of which are in different
leat markets. for the exclusive sale of the new
yiand-. and there are four restaurants where
one flesh l. the Distinguishing feature Of the
srte. At particular places in the provinces
ore meat has become a staple article Of trade.
: Caudebcc. for Instance. s-yen . eight hundred
ilogramme> are sold daily ia the market"
THE STRIKE MASIA.-From thirty To forty thou
nd tailors participated IN the recent Paris strike.
al il j. computed that fully sixty thousand per
IL were thrown out Of employment ior the time
ling. The tailor shops were eyerywIere closed
n on the shutters IF many OF them APPEARED
IL plaeard d. Closed on account Of the strike
the wOrkmcn.' The Pays remarks This
e.;acle had never been seen in Paris the Ia>-
n,er- stopped and looked with anxiety. This
,tice formed a terrible blot in the usually ami
ated and brilliant aspect Of the B1UlevaTd- at J
e time when foreigners were hocklng here from
parts Of the globe.
IA Jayars are full Of correspondence describing
" things Look in France u the mUltituGe-
avn thithcr from foreign lanl- by the ExTOsI-
N. Here. however. i the same Opportunity
proved 10y a French writer II relation 10 the
l.li-h visitors IL Paris
C,urte,u. and afectionate at home. disa-reea-
C abroad. in order to keep themselves tree and
deIeulent. For a long time the art Of displeas
= was the only ART known 70 the English Now,
ank Heaven. they excel IL many-iJerature,
hitting. even music. Often st1iG.l toward the
a-rin-s Of their ncishb0T-. they exhibit AZ
ue- Sallie- Of Leney0lenee and oUthur-tz IF lib
llitv completely UnapprlacLahle- They prefer
-ons u mild emotions. an affair Of safety.
nalIv. they are possessed IF an incon,esiable
.aIrv. and q faetidious purisn. IL Wa an {
who wished - obliJerate the word '
ANGEL from the Bible. because he did not Ike
-. m Scripture q word that he applied u his
-tre>-. .
TovE OF y. GEoEcE.-The tomb of -. George. :
ratron saint. l. situated in the By Of
,r5uan. between the Nahret-kelb and BatrUum.
hy luxuriant gardens and groups Of
mantle lcskin. village and converts. The