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

Monsters Circular to the French Diplomatic
Agents SAYS the Emperor went 70 Salzburg TO
testify his sympathy with the Imperial House Of
Austria. SO cruelty afflicted by its late misfortune.
Although 1t is true that they in.erchanged ideas
bearing gu their general interests. neither the object
nor the result OF the Interview was the formation
of any combinations not justified by he present
state OF Earops-
1; Is believed that 40 COO Frenc.r soldiers arc
concentrated at Toulon. ready to embark for Rome
on the first signal. l
VIENNA, Sept. l9.-Tbe presss SAYS the United
States has declined to- rvdiatv in the matter 81
Crete.
LoSDoN. Sept. a0.-ThsprrpaFetions OF the party
1T action for a movement on Rome are nearly cnm~
p!ete. 1t is rTunored that Garihaldi will fix on
Sunday next as the day when the attempt shall be
made.
Bismarck has recently addressed q cfrea'sr note
10 the diplomatic representatives Of Prussia In
regard 10 the Conference at ~Salzbarg. The doc,-
nent has been published, and IN the principal sib-
ject OF comment in English and continental
journals. Bismarck says Prussia is willing To
accept the French representations that the Confer
ence should be regarded IS a pledge of peace he
also makes allasion TO the proposed union OF the
German States.
LoNDoS, Sept. 2o--Thc press comments are
fsvorabiy considered on the bismarck note as
pacific and ,ranquilising. The French press
denounceS the circular, because, while referring to
German unity, it completely ignores the treaty of
Prague, and omits all illusions 90 il.
CoPENHAGEN, Sept 2l.-The American squadron
Is here. y superb entertainment was given AT the
royal palace yesterday IN honor of Fsrragut and
the American Minister, by the Kings of Denmark
and Greece. Both sovereigns made speeches of
welcome To their distinguished guests. who feeiipgiy
responded. King George OF Greece alluded 60 the
action of Congress in regard to Crete, and expressed
his grateful acknowledgement for the sympathy
shown 10 the suffering Christians. The greatest
friendship towards The United States war. exhibited
by all present.
NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-The Bremen has arrived
from southampton on the 10th.
The London Times, speaking of the recent trial
Of the Rodmau rihed gun, says that the English
artillerists are not likely to adopt the American
system. 1t admits, however. that i is u magnificent
gun of the kind.
Turkish troops are concentrating ON the border
of the Principalities. owing TO the agitation in Servia.
The Paris Liberte says the Sultan has given
permission to England TO recruit volunteers in
Arabia for the Abyssinian expedition.
The Spanish Government has issued a decree
committing the punishment of the parties pariici-
pating in the recent insu ERECTION, to penal servitude.
The Princess Royal of Prussia will visit England
in the latter part OF October.
1t is stated that an attempt was made at Micolo-
ref TO assassinate the Emp error of Russia, by tive
men disguised as females. The matter has been
hushed up. a@kH Fl
FLoRrECE, Sept. 22-Garibaldi has issued a stir
ring address announcing that the time has come to
overthrow the tyranny of the Pope, and restore
Rome to Italy. Victor Emanuel promulgated n
proclamation warning the Italians against partici-
pating or aiding in the revolution or movement
against Rome, which is denounced as n crime
against the law of Italy. He threatens rigorouA
punishment against all persons found engaged in
illegal hostilities against the Papal authority.