The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15
European News.

/ L0NDONs June - Ac CuttIl anu us new
| Cabinet are maturing q plan to permit persons
Of foreign birth residing in Turkey legally to
hold property, which right is to be guaranteed
by treaty with foreign powers.
It is now generally understood that the Min
4 istry will make an appeal to. the. country en-
the question at issue between them and the
/ House Of Commons. The following is the
programme which the Government has decided
on Parliament is to be dissolved in October (;
writs will then be issued for elections, which
will take place during November, and on the
9th of December the meeting Of the new Par
Lament will take place.
It is announced that ex-Governor Eyre, Of
Jamaica, will contest the seat Of John Stuart
Mill, member from Westminster in the coming
election. % I
BERLIN, June l6th.--Bismark has retired
from Office on leave of absence. To-day he
left Berlin for his estates in Pomerania, where
he will remain three or four months for his
health, Herr Won Eull Under Secretary Of
Foreign Affairs. takes his place at the office.
LONDON, June 16th.-A great meeting of
the Ritualists was held last night DR.. Hus-
sey and other eminent divines were present.
A resolution was passed defending the Irish
Church establishment rs it at present stands.
and maintaining the High Church doctrine Of
the Church of England.
PARIS, June 17th.-The Corps Legislstif
yesterday gave its assent to the proposition of
the Suez loan.
telegram from Abyssinia. June I'd, states
that the troops Of the expedition except body
of cavalry, have left Ssoulla to embark for
Bombay. General Napier leaves on the 18th.
LONDON, June 20th.-To-day being the an
niversary of the accession of her Majesty
Queen Victoria to the throne of England. it
was observed as holiday in this metropolis.
1t was also duly observed by appropriate
salutes throughout the realms Of the British
Government. The city was gaily decorated
| with flags and streamers, naval vessels as well
as the mercantile marine Of all nations have
been profuse in the display Of colors. I'm
mense crowds filed the streets, all intent main
! ly upon witnessing the grand review Of volun-
teers by the Queen and Royal family, at
Windsor, toward which point they had been
vending their way on numerous railroad trains.
The day was made special occasion for the
| grand review of the regular volunteer troops,
at Windsor Park, where for several days they
have been arriving in large numbers from diff
| ferent points. Salutes were fred from Wind
sor Castle, and other prominent Government
/ places, at sunrise, noon and sunset. The bar
racks at Windsor were gaily festooned and
decorated, and the troops were in full dress
uniform for the review. The weather was
comparatively fine, although the morning was
threatening, which had the effect of preventing
many thousands from attending, but with the
exception of slight shower, nothing to mar
the splendor of the day occurred.
The troops in line numbered twenty-seyen
thousand Of different arms, and, while being
reviewed by Her Majesty and brilliant suite of
generals and officers Of the royal household,
presented a scene of grandeur seldom if ever
before witnessed in this country. After march
ing past and saluting the Queen and royal cor
tege, the troops paid a marching salute to the
object (?) Of the grand jubilee which took
place in 1920, then defled over pontoon
bridge constructed across the Thames by the
Royal Engineers, where they were dismissed.
The throng was immense. The Queen and
royal family were serenaded with marked en-
thusiasm by the royal bands, and the day con-
cluded with festivities and reunions by civil
and military organizations.
TRIESTE, June 2lst.-The last advices from
Athens report that the Cretan Representatives
and exiles have offered an address TO the
United States Consul. On the occasion of pre-
senting it. Cretans and citizens Of Athens as
sembled in large numbers before the office of
the American Delegation and made an enthu-
siastic demonstration of gratitude for the
friendship and sympathy of the American
people.
Specials to the Herald say that Gen Napier
has arrived at Alexandria, accompanied by
a son Of the Emperor TheOdorus.
ANTWERP, June 22d.-A mutiny broke out
yesterday on the American clipper ship Neyeus,
lying in this port, during which the officers
were seriously handled by the crew, and near
ly overpowered. The police were notified and
boarded the ship, and the U. s. steamer Tfeos-
deroga. which was lying near by. sent some of
her crew to the assistance of the police. After
a desperate fight the mutiny was suppressed.
n T0xDorI luna Dad : aorra Rra,,c;s Tai,
was arrested to-day and brought before the
Court Of Bankruptcy. He vehemently pro-
tested against his arrest, and declared it to
proceed from political motives, and appealed
TO the United States army and navy for pro-
lection. He was cheered by the spectators.
After brief examination he was remanded to
prison. t
LONDON, June 24th.--It is reported that
Italy has issued circular note to her repre-
sentatives abroad, announcing that Italy win
be strictly neutral in the event of war between
France and Prussia.
LONDON, June 24th.--The last Papal allocu-
ton on the state of religion in Austria is re-
ceived. The Pope declares that Austria
should have regarded the Concordat as perpet-
ual in effect, and warns all persons who APP
prove the laws recently passed by the Reich
srath concerning the press, religious and civil
marriage, and public education, to beware of
the pains and penalties attached to violation
of the sacred rights Of the Church.
On the occasion of the delivery Of this allo-
cutinn, the Pope announced that he had grant
ell a general pardon and amnesty TO those who
invaded the States of the Church last year,
with few specified exceptions.
Sunday has been appointed as a day Of
Thanksgiving throughout Great Britain for the
success of the Abissnian expedition.
WORMS, june 24th.-Extensive preparations
are being made for the coming celebration of
the Reformation. All Protestant denomna-
tons will unite in the celebration. Crowds of
foreigners, majority of which are Americans,
arrive in the city By every train.
LONDON. June 23d.-Despatehe from Mad
rid announce news of the proposed mediation
Of the United States in the question at issue
between Spain, Peru and Chile and it is gen
orally accepted in official circles as the prac-
teal termination Of the war.
ROME, June 23.-A Consistory was held
yesterday, at which many new Bishops were
appointed. The Pope delivered two special
sllocutions-one concerning the Papal Bull
calling General Council of the Roman
Catholic church the other on the present
state OF religion in Austria
WORMS, June 25.-The statue of Martin
Luther was inaugurated to-day in presence
OF a vast concOurse of people from all parts
>of Europe and America. The King of
Prussia and the Crown Prince witnessed the
scene When the statue was unveiled salutes
of artillery were fired; when the applause
had subsidized hymn was sung by several
thousand voices with immense effect.
LONDON, June 26-Henry W. Longfellow
has been eleeteda member Of the Reform
Club.
VIENNA. June 26-DuriDg the stay Of
Prince Napoleon at Bucharest, deputation
Of Jews presented an address 70 the Emperor
Napoleon, asking ameliorafioD OF their con-
ditioB, and thanking the Emperor for hir
liberaliiy to all classes Of people