The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-12-05

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LONDON. Nov. THE TTmeS,G.
torial on the result OF the alabama negotiatio.e.-
which. it inicrs from the speeches OF the American
Minister, has been brought to n satisfactory conclu-
sion. Ii cXnlts in the solution of the question.
praises Mr.. Johnson. not only for the frank and
conciliatory manner in which he has conducted the
controversy. but also for his manly and ~straitfor-
ward utterances IN regard to the payment OF She
national debt.
The Times declares that the tone m which Mr..
Johnson rcpudiaies tampering with the national
credit as fraud. shows that the higher American
politicians recognize the same principles of moral
iy which are current on this side of the Atlantic.
LONDON. Nov. 1.-The Liberal party. in view of
present indications in tie pending campaign. it is
estimated will have a majority in the new House
of Commons of ut least one hundred.
LoNDoN, Nov. lO--The Marquis of Hastings died
to-day. aged twenty-siX years.
In the case of Miss l.. Becker. the Court Of Com
mon Pleas has rendered a decision. in which all
the Judges concur, that the common law of Eng
land gives women no right 10 vote.
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LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE Queens proclamation
diSsolving Parliament was promulgated today.
Writs for election have been issued they appoint
the tenth day of December for the meeting of the
next Parliament.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. ~. - Rev. Francis
Thompson ordained to-day pastor of the first
church in Hilo, Sandwich Islands. He " IL sail
November oath.
Horace Mann, the eldest son of the late Horace
Mann, died at Cambridge, Mass, on Wednesday,
aged n years.
ton cases, to-day, before the Court of Common
Pleas. a motion was made by the Democratic coun-
sci to quash the petitions. on the ground Of defec-
tive afidavits. The Court Fixed Friday next for an
argument on the motion.
BOsToN, Nov. 14-Judge Clifford to-day, i'm the
United Stat5s Circuit Court. delivered his opinion
in the great Rowland will case. in which Hetty
Robinson. now Mrs. L. III. Greene. was complain
ant against Thos. Landell * Co, executors of the
will, to have the will set aside. The whole case
rested upon the admission of the deposition of Mrs.
Greene. which The Court decided inadmissible. SO
far as it related to a contract between her and Mrs.
Rowland, and dismissed the complaint, with costs.
An appeal to the United States Supreme Court was
taken.
WASHINGTON, Nov. I7.-Orders have been issued
detaching Admiral Farragut from command of the
European squadron. He will be placed on waiting
orders.
New YORK, Nov. 17.-Gen. Badeau, of Grants
staff. states to-day, in answer to the question wheth-
er Grant intended TO be present at Mr.. Evart's
dinner, that it would depend on whether Secreta-
ries Randall, McCulloch or Welles would be guests.
as the President elect did not desire to meet any of
these gentlemen.
NAPLES, Nov. 17.-Vesuvius is in a violent state
of eruption.
BERLIN, Nov. Vanderhudt, Minister
of Finance. has officially informed the Chamber
that Bismarck will resume his seat in that body in
december