The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-11-14

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question OF TIE broad grounds = Civilization raiter
than from the purely E-giiSh point @: view urged
By tbe London Ilass- II : understood that tie
Ambassadors vii b received By rhs Queen OF TIE
z0ta. saer which re Embassy vii make 4 visit 70
Paris
MA1z-1. OcL lo-The Provisional Juntz hAs
iSs1-d = programme. guaranteeing many reforms;
suonE them are administrative Decentralization
uuiv-Tsal slI-sEe. religious liberty, freedom Of tce
press. right 70 public ass-mblzge, radical changes
il TIE system O. si1-zi7a. the right Of trial by
Jury sd equality O. a. 1=c before ttelav. Judges
Il Courts wi.l Be appointed for life.
LoSpoN. Oct. I0-The leaders Of tie Jlnta a.
Madrid are uorarc5i-al IN their preferences. bat
have sEreed 70 Sccspt a Republic :; The people 20
pronounce AZ TIE election
LIVERPOOL Oct l0-Re7er6y johnson viii re-
c-iEe 81 address from Tie anthogiles Q: Ire city on
the morning 81 the 22d-
NsFLE. oc; Io-ve=uvias threatens smother
eruption
N.Dzrp. Oct. Io-John ?. Hale. TIE American
Minister, has waited on SeFTan9, congratUlaEog
him
NlDFID. Oct 1.-The Provisional JuntA have
granted foreign residents permission 70 build a
Protestant church within the walls OF the city.
LoSDoy. Oct 1.-THE report Of the coronation
OF GobassiZ. a. Emperor Of Abys-inia. Is confirmed.
He : supported by Prince Rascal bat opposed By
the Oldest son Of the late TheodonIz-
Dispatches from India report thar the civil war
N the northern part o. Aighanlstsn Is az an end;
Esar Pashsg. who contested TIE power OF the Emir
of Cab00l. having failed y establish his claims by
arms. has I'D 70 BokhGra.
MADRID. Oct. lz-The United States IS the frs,
nation 10 recognize the new Provisional Govern
ment OF Spain The Madrid Gczsts today publishes
the text Of the oaicis! recognition made through
nr. Hale. American Minister.
The Junta has declared in favor OF additional re-
forms. among which are The abolition OF the death
The Junts has ordered rhe restoration OF the bark
Tornado 70 England. payment Of damages for her
Spanish officials who ordered her seizure
PAIRS. Oct. I2-The Journal dee Dsbats says that
Captain-General Losunii OF Cuba has given in his
adhesion % The new Provisional Government OF
OF the Junta- Olasaga has Joined on the offer Of 4
place 10 the Cabinet, bUt will probably be ap-
pointed President Of the new Courts.
LONDON. Oct Iz-The cable Of 1853 has been
repaired, and il now working.
MADRID, Oct. 1s-Gen. Prin has received the IL
tie Of Marshal OF Spain, and Gen. Dulce has been
made Duke Of Madrid.
4 deputarion % Ccbsns have arrived AZ this city
and held q consultation with the Central Junta.
Thcy have agreed on a measure providing for The
gradual abolition Of slavery.
The Republicans have commenced agitation in
Barcelona. They protest against the acts Of Gen
erals Prin and Serrauo-
Gen. Ssrano, who has gone to SaraEosss madea
speech there. He promised the Provisional Junta
az Madrid would resign a. the meeting Of the Con
Convention. He expressed regret that
and Rivera were not in The Cabinet. aad
aid the Government needed the AID Of one o fthess
eminent statesmen IN the Work % reorganization Of
state on a liberal basis.
The london Times today. il an article on the
Chinese Mission. thinks the fact that BuTlingame il
not 4 native Of China viii be no obstacle TO sue
~ the Courts 70 which h i accredited. They
forget it If ne does. and If be will abstain from
Interference wi-h political i~ntrigues in which China
can have no healthy Interest. II be acts as though
there could ne 10 separate national interests in
Europe and America. a. indeed there are not 50
far as their relations with China are concerned /
If be accepts u - a primary function Of bis
mission - discover and explain what are the best
lines u trade for both China and the " Western COM
h will have accomplished much for China
something for the r-st % the world. No States
can have 20 personal an intsTes. IN the sUccess OF
IdlN III aAF uA-NAfrr - Lt-GI blAT4A4r h4I lAAE D
could be more unwilling 20 contribute % il.
1t i, understood that the basis agreed On By
johnson and Lord Stanley for the set,lemeat OF the
alabama question IS. that a mixed Commission be !
n bold lie sessions IN London. and pass on
all claims preferred by English and American
citizens.
y Paris letter dated October l2th says. General
Prin has addressed a letter 10 the Paris journal IL
Gaplois, thanking i, FOR the sympathy il has shown /.
Tor the popular movement IL Spain. The General )
sTnreezcG SzrurfEhrrpur II the Imrzfiaura NJ that Z
portion OF the French press which considers Spain
- not getting ~ ber work fast enough. He adds
-ha; eight days was sufficient to overthrow a dy-
nasty Of 800 years old. and 70 establish = new
government We shall not delay row to cOnsoli-
orr position through the constituent assembly
% the basis Of our programme, which Is known 70
you. We shall then have succeeded in attaining q
political idea dear 10 Spain. namely \ really
constitutional monarchy, founded upon the most
extended liberal basis compatible with that kind
Jf government
MADRID. Oct. la-The JuDta has issued an ad-
iress on the future form Of Government, saying II
will be tbe duly Of the Corres to decide theTeupon.
all persons will b. allowed TO express opion-
ons.
Olazaga has declared FOR u monarchy. He is
supported ny Serrano and Topete. The Cnionists
md Democrats are waiting To accept j monarchy
,r a republic, If II il decided By universal suffrage.
M.DRID. Oct. 20. -Reorganization Is proceeding
apidly. Governors. civil aud military, are ap-
pointed for ali the provinces. Democratic assem-
Jlies, in vaTious parts OF the country. have declar-
d for Federal Republic, all males Of the age Of
Wenty n be allowed 70 vote.
The moderate and clerical parties are forming a
coalition and will vote for the same candidates at
he elections for a constituent Cortes. The Central
Junta has issued a circular TO the d-
donate representatives Of Spain at foreign courts.
I explains the origin and progress Of the revolu- ,
ion. advocates the sovereignty Of the people and
~-eIigious freedom. The future form of government
not announced, but the circular states if the ex-
ofthe United Statesis not followed the friends
,ffreedom need feel no Encouragement. No foreign
Intervention i apprehended. The Provisional
Government seeks TO put Spain on Z level with the
advanced Powers. and hopes the friendly re-
ations Of foreign Governments with Spain while
lader the late oppressive regime viii be continued