The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-28
Foreign Ncw-.


EFf@= 2. Ls :hs @g-; plausible and rational.
L j.: - an incubus - tie mother country, a. tie
Victoria raters safe ii . u. Is session viii h.
laIv o question q time. IN article on the -1b-
~; f1a the an F=Hc.soO Tina. VII L. !-ud
% oar tLiri pase-
Re-rec-iaz tie purchase u tie three Dan.-h
We; I1ia I-laBi- retired q last week. tie
Etl1a s1ys
-Ift.- t~-.---nrhsr r-~r-r~ from Elrar- ar cor
Rec. Secretary >~aarL fliu-; ;Hr territorial 49,
qI-ri-a T. 10 = AR saf . y -ln-vaa; -iak-d
Ges- l1li--- L. = aid ftai lie l-ia1d- o. :.
TL1mts. - gfoiN and -. John are o. BE- sllI %
fh- Uu.H~4 Stale t.s vi-lt G-.i4-J-s n gold. which
may h= C1l..4rrr4 q reasonable price fr - .-anv
saint u one lump. The Daaish Government pa-
----e- tE- t1rs- l-.al-- above ual-d and --vrral
4s.-f- % l---E vXtrut. tie whole b-.uE cu4pri--I
90 o. group su1au a. TIE Nlrgia Islands. disrav-
cred - Columbus GA bis .scoad voyage. IN 1885.
81 these - 4-D1a. j. TIE l-rZ--; i-inll. having
AZ area a zh1lt fozly-Eg- -qgaE- m.rS- TIE sur
Z-e - ~ i-'a1l j. u.Ere. slady srd ur1r5dHc-
tve. though considerable crops 90. sugar s1- raised.
The Principal exports o.! th- Islands aI- sugar. mo
la----. I4I. cuiL.n. tur4-Ec. tobacco. luI rimrn-
o.. TIE LaE1.r 90: -. thomas j. "a excellent oa-.
aLd il= toGl i o cepo. % trade fIga 'arz- portion
90 Lb- sifr4EJzernt Islands. The chief vaiue 81
The pr0po--d acquisition WoUli Dc found il tie
facilities MT establishing a eoaling snd naval sta
ton mT lie Uaiied states vessels - - Thomas.
Toe southampton steamers touch here. AID tie
pr--sat tr=t~ sith Elr1p- would probably be-
largely diverted - our Own Pori- eventually"
TIE san Francisco Times hints to skill another
annexation scheme in the following
"E re are 20 credit the telegaphie dispatches.
Sewari's p@E prCject u the purchase q the Bag OF
Panama bE a naval station VII probably b s1eeeS-
fM. Negotiations GE the purchase have been On foot
foE a long tine
We -e ID reference u The above IN the telc-
graph dispatches, and II may be = mistake. One
would think that the above projects were sufE-
Gent to satisfy the ambition Of any prime min
i-ter, unless it be with them a. with rich men.
Z. the more they get the more they want.
II L EumOrei that the King Vi the Fills has
e.l-l - tire United States three small islands Of
the group, one Of which is rnsse@ei Of a fine
eaIaci0us lArb,r capable Of being fortified. The
oe-ion j. understood % be conditional and in the
nature Of security for the payment ola claim due
% ci;iDzns .: the Republic. The prOiectoatc Of
that group i al-o said - have been'ofe7ei 10 the
United State, through tie commander Of the
TaJcarora, but declined by him.
Tie political situation in tie United States j.
just nCw the object Of much sOlieitade. as may lie
inferred by the following:
Cnfc.ao. SsFt- 2-Tbe Tfa~s' -pe-f.l 49, tie
Diplomatic CpsP- manifest a deep interest in the r.
ceat policy q the Administrator ia removing the
Commanders AMI IN the u rcrcncc between the Presi-
r--
Cabinet ehsnze-. All Published co-responleuce on
iac-e SUBJECTS has been transmitted % the principal
Governments, With the comments Of such journals ~
are believed % represent the opinions 81 the country.
L0NDOx, Aug @1-The petition assumed Jv Grant
IN he American Cabsuet, hal = marked eEe-: On The
price q American securities There / much -pecg-
I.ifvs feeling IN hve-,Eenti@.
The New York Herald, which j. very plain and
ogtToken on politie-, and doe not Hesitate to
warn whenever warning J. ne-:ed. says:
"If Pr~iient johnson wishes O. deefis the i-~ie
o! the coming Presidential e.e-tou aHi h- own ~
uoyai b-isTe the next MEETING q Ccugnzs. lie has
only % ernploy hi- attorney 20 make up a ease against
Sheridan, Pop~, S5ekle, S,hos-I Or Orr. o. secure
these ohj-rts but II Mr.. johnson desirs % -; On
quietly AMI without further trouble 70 the end Of hs
issul. al that be has % 10 j. % ;anrer and tinker no
more witb thee military COMMANDERS and tire lavs,
hut simply 90 'take care bona Gle, That the laws
- GsithfaIly executed
The growing feeling OF d~is-atisaetion against
tie Pr-il-nt's epune may result in an open
clash. Respecting Gen. Grant. who looms up ia
the future a. likely TO be the B. coming man.
Senator Wilson says:
&" lie hal the most perfect faith in General Grants
thorough sympathy With Cougre-- and the Repub-
lican party, and poke OF hin a. an out-ani-Sut Re
pubfcaE-a radical Gen. Grant had declared that
all Ls Generals who % south turn radicals. ami that
they will average more radicals than the Massaehu-
-ett- delegation Grant Wa squarely in favor 81
manhood suffrage, aud has quietly given AL the sid
in h- power % the congressional programme. In
leaking Of Grants antsceiehts, he Ead u zas an
error o. report that he was ever . Democrat. He was
an oil Wig, but voted Gr Buchanan on ascOun; Of
objections 20 Fremont"
The English Reform bill. az finally Ias-ed by
Parliament, on the 9th Of August. and signed on
the sth. gives the franchise 70 all who pay so
rent Per annum. The New York Tri5ane's Lon-
don correspondent says this = eonfers the san-
chise no; only upon the Workingmen (who are a
enforcement % tire Liberals) bat upon some
Of thousands Of laborers Of the lowest.
,r almost the lowest class. who have no sympathy
Liberalism, no political opinions, no educa-
ton, no Intelligence upon public Affairs, and
whose votes the Tories expect to control by their
influence a. land owners, or purchase outright
,y bribing. This Is the rc>idium which Mr..
Bright drcad-. But though Mr.. Bright and his
friends are not quite satisfied with the bill, il Is
set 4 long and most important step in advance,
and enables u 70 anticipate the day when popu-
ar rights will be a. fully recognized by law in
England a. in the United States. Ii Is significant {
4 the downfall of aristOcracy- Like Tennyson's ,
leU- il .rings out the old, and rings IL the new
was opposed with all the strength Of the Tory
.artv, aided BY the Tunes, till they saw that op- ;
,ysiti1n was - f~ruitlcss ~ would be a charm % !
tay the rising s1n. A. when the ocean swell !
oils in uron some sloping beach, the Disraelis :
mi Derbv- felt the tremendous serge Of the c
will. threatening TO ensulf them. and had /
b. srace t. rise upon It. surface, instead Of allow q
n. themselves to be submerged. ~ viii all
.ngIlni b. svei." o
At a public breakfast given at -. Jame-' Hall. $
n London. 10 VIM. lloyd Garrison. at which the ;
ord Mayor, the Duke of Argyll. John Bright. /
-, $500 Mil and o-isr DISTINGUISHED uer~gn- ,
.e-e prc-ent. Lord Russell spoke, and in the q