The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-08-22

Lord esauiofih. an elnineBt Liberal Peer, died
Juiy 9th, ia London.
In the Iionse of Lords, Napier took he custom
arg oath and his ssai.
The Bribery Till xas read. and In r.p,v u n
question Stanley said Mexico broke OF Diplomatic
relations with England in consequences of the fec.
ognition OF the IAnpse 81 MAMMALIAN. Should
Mexico make oyertnrrs f2r their resumption there
would be no difficulty about il but dignity and
selfrespeet forbid that England should seek Inc
renewal of Official intercourse.
The House of Lords passed tn Bribery bin.
The Invalide Russ says private .dyices are p.
ceiVed 10 the effect that pesee n caeludc9 viii
the Emir of Bokhara.
LoSpos, July 3O-rhc StassSasyE. oS.eD,.,,
on the Funding Bin, thinks the prcp6S.l new
bonds ne better than ire former. as n .tarAcen
gress may alter their vslue by the eHaetmea> OF
new laws.
LONDON. July 30-Additionai news from Rics
says dispatches are received from Marquis Cuxias,
announcing the capture OF the fortress of lIng:riisa.
No particulars are given. and the terms of .2e sur
render are not stated. The dispute between Cax-
las and the American Minister. Washbura, is un-
settled. The cause is said to be the refusal of Csx-
las TO PERM! the American steamer Wasp. with
NashbGrn aboard, 10 proceed mp the Parana River.
Mr.. Webb. the American Ambassador at Rio.
demonstrated with the Brazilian Government against
this Interference with the movements of Minister
Washbutn. and will demand his passports If iae
steamer Is again detained.
reports from fafaEHaEan sources give the par
ticulars of a reconnaissance ia force by the Allie.
\ severe engagement took place. in which the Al
lies were Tepulse with heavy loss.
The same accounts represent tie position Of the
ParaRuayans at Huinaitia as very strong and as
well manned as ever. with no prospects OF a bonn
bardment of the extensive forsificatians.
PARIS. July 3l.-An Imperial decree slspends
for three months. from October isi. the collection
of tonnage dues from all vessels entering French
ports with cereals.
SHANGHAI. July News from Japan SAYS a
compromise has been effectsd between the Dai,nios
north and south. which win probably lead 10 3
speedy termination of hostiIitIes between the
Mikado aud Tycoon.
LONDON. July 3I-parliament was proroeue.i
to-day. The Queen was not present. and her speech
was read by the Lord Chancellor. IL speaks of the
foreign relations of Great Britain as niest friendly
and satisfactory. She says there is no reason 10
fear war in Europe.
No reference is made to the United States.
The -Abyssinia expedition is said to have Yindj-
Gated the hour OF the Crown.
The cessation of all attempts at rebellion in Ire
land renders further use of exceptional power
granted by the two Houses needless.
The Queen thanks Tie Commons for supplies
voted. aud con.ratulatcs them on the passage OF
the Irish and Scotch Reform Bills. ;be Pnblic
School BID, the bill for the purchase of telegraph
wires and others OF a less important; character.
The speech also announces tina, a dissolution Of
Parliament will soon take place. in order that the
people may reap the advantages Of The more ex-
tended system Of representation recently provided.
She Is confident of their fitness for their new duties.
and that their voices will be for the perpeiuation
of that civil and religious freedom which secures
the Institutions of the nation.
The Times says of the session that time will only
show which of the leaders shall retain their status
in a change from the old TO new body. Bright will
end a new House of COMMON a more congeuiai
audience than in the days of Palmefston snd Glad
stone, whose popularity may We. reach ON to n
House elected by one constituency. and be doomed
to satisfy the requirements of another House. which
may be satisfied. in spite of his shortcomings. with
such work as the abolition of church rates, and the
punishment of electoral corruption. and the con-
domination OF political and church abuses.
MADRID. July 30.-The Cove nment has rrfused
to accept the resignation of Admiral Nunez. Com
nander of the Spanish feet in American waters.
LONDON. July 3I.-Tha pesding political troubles
it is understood that The distinguished Liberal
Espartero has been summoned to form a
new Cabinet, and has gone to Madrid for that
purpose.
discomfort continues to prevail in Spain and
threatens to break out into armed instruction at
any moment. Dsaffection is also apparent among
the officers of the feet.
ST. PETERsBtRG. July 31.-Under the preliminary
arrangements tor peace made with Bokhara. the
Russian troops are TO leave the country at once.
the Khan paving the Russian Government q half mil
lion in silver roubles indemnity for expenses OF the
wal.