The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-01-04
European Summary.


Mr.. Gs--e Peabody Tail twenty-five hundred
6-a-s n sd. Er Tie paVi=e u sx uoaiis'
2lmaa =1- t-3ui fishing u tE WS- II Ireland
Tie Przsszza Gyvezzea; ns given oale-s -
Ne-=-- IzIf. q Eme-sck. IreADl- Ter So.Vp
-sI-- = cotl= f- tbei- -ol6ie-s- Tie --br16-
leck1 foEezaizns take = god deal Of dosh-
Uee sin wale4vgcn- E4a 81. j; : 70
ported bs1- hIr % scrT-- >G-gsa II e.o4Gcnee
1S1 Eaiaus u TIE IalfaL
QoeSa v5csorA = b1ldns = NV house IN The
>,1tli-h Hs-azu1s. seven ale fruu any csher
dwelling >e I1teods - - X = yZe ii retirc-
mai - hez-df ard = tcN s3erI friends
Iee are now bssweea ei-h. and nine hundred
Ca-hlie Bis11F- II Tie EOE.d- % whom - we've
Iro-uf g. te caDl1IEsi1 - tie Grand In1uiss-
~ q Az-ua- FO-Ty-thrcS Cardinals ATTENDED
te ce-e@ol-4=- =D9sGEe twenty IboCso1 priests
The Austrza zr-zh have b-e1 for sone time
Ia>s insisting ~ lie necessity q r11cinE the
number u rel- C. holidays one O! them s:ates
t=E during th~ G-lih u June Ess, tie F.FCA-
m q PCsserihal. - tie Tyrol- bad fifteen tys'
c=1ss1a Eoz w@k-
At Tie t-cakE-. tendered - wm. Lyvd Gar
rl-a - - Jzas= Hzl. there VA a L7c num-
tE FreenE II adzir w. = Es-ec; OysiiSn.
4hs HlnlE2l -Ts4keE werc John Ba-LI and tie
Duke u ArElG
MIS- Llyi. Al Ensii-h L~15-5wBe-, has given
WhlA-ale Dgae - Gait, - ber teoaats II Car
=z-gLeehie and PeadrEAir, n Consequence
e -hei- wIr= and &EEA:e> wearing c~-iDoilae. :
F=ctce - winch sc otScSi
II T-JGsSau- Tie Distinguished physician who
L. L:sy Ge1 n P@-<. Mold Deve- consent that
- -~111caLdrE s51uE take = dose u medicine.
Aei Nj Irs-sss2c m-de = hAR1S@e to-tCne by
Gz-=s o;-e- pc0!ies g-AncoaL4Eea-
Ee i~-iraBoes - h. eh0ls-a, which was
ta5cEht - have Gc5 cat IN Germany. has aEin
sh1WeI it<E AZ Ezlte>z1I. Lower >Axoay. \
c1-ss2rShe uE2co- ~ te inhabitants. and a.
ZsE- -aZa ehlGa1 u2ly tLrS ysS-s Cd. have
teea aEccsc1- M5ihout TIE intervention Of The
pc-icS. - h1ica- wLo sd Tx diseased pork
Wc-E V-c11Ly lave suffered severely from TIE
a i te PF2Es-
k Vc:o- E-aaul. With TIE objcI OF e1-
c1-zE1E tx t-er1 - Su-<S n lzly. has found
c1s VrLse - -n.Vssir-- - be run t0r IN ISL ~
~ -ivea = Tzl1e - l5,uVQfE- The kins : bozS-
zzy IN, bUT IL tic event % o1e % them win-
l.a- tbe stake vi d gwen - the second
he T.ie~ sutbozii= Of LoDd0a ~telesraphed 10
iAe authorities ~ Portsmouth that Two hundred
taisycs bad ieft London - attend PortsdOSn fair
An array q thieyes inside an LODd5n, and they
invade tie provinces IN Organised detaehIoenis-
lie Emperor Napoleon promised the Sultan,
when the latter Tas IN PARIS, that he would pay
him = return visit u COnztantiDOple toward the
end Of thu Summer. Inc Empress Eugene l. 10
aesGnIany the Emperor, and viii avail herself VI
the occasion 10 gTatify a long cherished desire,
that Vi visiting syria, Jerusalem, and Egypt
a collective dipl5matie note, signed by France,
Russia, Prussia and Italy Was presented 70 the
Cabinet Vi tie Porte On tie situation u AFFAIR."
and tie CONDUCT Vi the War in Crete The sign
M Powers crse On the Sultan the p~ropriesy Of
an immediate SUSPENSION Of hoetiiiiie- In CaDdia,
and = Government inquiry into grievances Of the
islanders, Christians and other; tine inquiry 10
&c CONDUCTED BY = Commission appointed by the
great Powers VI EarOpe and the Porte.
The SGltan's visit 70 Lady PaImerston was paid
By hs MsJe-ty IL ks own specialdesire and wa- the
only private Ei-IIt lie Iaid IN England. The Sui
tan sad that Lord P4i1ersGOn was the English
Kan he had moet desired ~ see, and that, as be
had been removed by inexOrable fate, il was his
ttbe Sultsn's) Wish 70 pay homage 10 hs name BY
Visiting Ter hdyshiP-
y vast avalanche has entirely DESTROYED tie
kIng Of Itaiy's sporting pavilion, called Orrielle,
II the valley Of ASA lie damage l. great, and
many ObJe1s are destroyed The house was not
inhabited al the tine, - that there was no loss II
life.
Great an serious distress i impending in Con-
Dsalaz, a pert VI Ireland where the r-opIe are
more than ordinary poor and miserable. IL l.
zaed that they are feeling the cattle with the
prUyeoGer winch tbey vii sun require ~. their
own sgstenance-
The cattle plague has reappeAred in London.
- Willy AAAA y D
nIDe beasts lad 10 be slaughtered, was mentioned
IL Parliament. Since then an outbreak has Oe-
CURED ~ IsiInGton, where ak GUNS have been
killed.
The christening Of the infant Princes, third
Child Of the Prince and Princes Of Wales, took
place On tie l0th of Mag az Marlborough House.
Inc Princess received tie names Of Louise Victoria
Alexandra Dagmar-
Count Bismarck suffers terribly from a nervous
fa-zn-. HEdeh r~erau-z him sr.v, .N.vs--- =.
recover some sleep lie gets IN a horse at one 0 clock
Of the night and rides tall four O'Clock, returns
home, g0s 70 bed and sleeps five hours.
The female Australian black swan in the loo
logical Gardens. Of Lyons, France, q short time
since laid two es, and a. she did not seem anx-
iOus % at upon them. they were placed among SIX
Others produced by a white swan. All eight
birds weT, hacchei, and all were Of the same grav-
ish hue. But the male and female old birds in
stinetively discovered the intruders, and maltreaiei
them - much that one died, the other being
rescued with some difficulty. IL is at present.
thriving.
The PoPE's SCccEssoR.-The New York Tribune
say-: lit Is stated that on the death Of the
Pope Plus IN. the Government Of France would
strongly urge the election Of Bishop DuIanloup
II Orleans a. his sueeessOr. The Bishop has the
reputation Of being IN every respect, one OF the
ablesg Roman Catholic Bishops now living. and If
Pope, would probably soon make his mark
- one Of the greatest PoIes Of modern times; but
il i very doubtful whether the French or any
other secular Government viii be able 20 exercise
= decisive influence az the next election. The
College Of Cardinals has learned 20 emAncipate
itself AZ the election Of Pope from the coatrol Of
secular Governments, and - not likely 20 dcTiate
from the long established rule % elect nooe but
an Italian a Cardinal. II Is fully 900 years since
one who not an Italian was chosen Pope"