The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-08-26


the Foreign Ministers have united In pro
test against the revival Of tho Mikado's de-
erees against Christians.
July SQ.-Thc niase comments on the pas
sage OF the American Citizenship Act by
Congress, and thinks il direct bid for Irish
votes In the Presidential election. II says
there is nothing In the general principles OF
the bill for England 20 deny, and comedies
all the rights Of naturalized citizens, but says
II Fenians attempts 10 make VAT on the
Queen Of England In her own country, they
must be treated as subjects and be guilty OF
treason. The Tlnses even accepts the rule
that naturallEed American citizen may yisit
England with impunlty amer plotting against
the Queen In America, provided he comes
peaceably.
The Rf says the passage of this bill has
delayed the settlement of the question Of the
. rights of naturalired citizens, and European
PoNers may justly resent such action, even
while making allowance for the exigeneies
Of the approaching election.
July -, Midnight.-The usual banquet,
given at the conclusion of a session Of far-
liameut to the Ministers, came of tonight.
pisraeli, In the course Of his speech, touched
upon the relations Of England to the United
States. He said with regard to the subjects
Of misunderstanding which have been 50
much dwelt upon by the United States. every
day leads to a better feeling He expressed
the opinion that solution was near at hand,
owing TO the mutual good sense of the two
great nations
July sS-Lord Stanley last night informed
the House OF Commons that the decisions Of
the lower Spanish Courts, establishing the
legality Of the seizure Of the Tornado, have
been confirmed by the higher tribunal In
Spain. Lord Stanley made no disclosures as
TO what action would be taken on his ad-
verse decision.
II Is proposed TO erect a monument In
Westminster Abbey In memory Of Professor
Farraday and Lord Brougham.
IL Is rumored that new French loan Is
about to De placed on the market
Adyiees from Spaiu report that the Govern
ment has distributed troops In Catalonia.
Under the operation Of q martial law, aud
the efficiency OF flying columns, all attempts
At a rising have been suppressed.
In the House OF Commons, Mr. Reardon,
member for Athlone, moved for the appoint
ment of Committee to inquire whether the
arrest aud imprisonment of George Francis
Train for debt was legal He thought the
step was taken for political causes. The mo-
ton wss not seconded, aud was consequently
lost.
In the House of Commons the bill for the
purchase OF the telegraph wines finally passed.
vienna, July sS-Despatehes from Bel
grade represent that sentence of death has
been pronounced against one Of the accom-
pliees in the murder of Prince Michael The
execution will take place Immediately.
Severe measures are threatened against
Prince Kara Georgewieh.
DARNSrADr, July 2S--Minister Bancroft
has concluded a naturalization treaty with the
Grand Duehy of Hesse similar TO the North
German treaty. Mr.. Bancroft has gone to
Stuttgart to open negotiations with Wurtem-
burg.
LONDON, July 14-At a review of the
af Madrid t-s.sfar.law tha linz
General made a speech to the soldiers, warn
ing them against any demonstration of SYM
PATTY with the late movement against the
Queens Government The country is re-
ported tranquil
In the House of Lords last night ii was an
nounced that the royal assent had been given
to the Irish aud Scotch Reform Bills and the
Boundary bill.
A son OF the late King Theodore has ar
arrived in England, and has gone to Osborne
on a visit to the Queen.
July lin the House of Commons last
night, Lord Stanley made an important state
ment. He said that reply had been sent to
the United States Government as to the mat
ter of naturalization, that the Ministers were
ready to accept the American Interpretation
of the question. He thought therefore, that
no misunderstanding was possible between
the two countries. Lord Stanley said he had
declined 10 make a treaty at present, as the
Royal Commission was considering the gen
ersl subject, and was still in session; aud for
the additional reason that the time will not
permit the passage of the bill at the present.
session of Parliament
LONDON, July i0-The Irish Reform Bill
has passed the House of Lords.
Farragut declined the complimentary diu-
uer rendered him by the authorities Of South
amptOn.
Both Houses of Parliament have voted
=. % IL
He has been made peer under the title of
Lord Napier of Magdala.
NEW YORK, July 30.-The Herdld's Pana-
ma correspondent says that the news is some
what uniavOrable for the Revolutionists.
Large bodies of Conservatives are assembling
in the Interior, which has so ALARMED the
President that he fears TO move men in any
direction.
General Mosquera is expected to return
from his Punishment in Peru. II Is probable
that he will place himself at the head of the
Government again.
The Peruvian papers are disposed to accept
the mediation proifered by the United States
to adjust her difficulties with Spain without
any regard to the wishes of Chile.
New YORK, July 30th.-Tbe Hsralds Peru
correspondent SAYS the Peruvians seem like
ly to be spared tae evils of another revolu-
ton for some months to come The move
ment in favor of Prado has come to nought,
and people are turning their attention 10
other matters than fighting. The monetary
affairs are in bad way; the Treasury is now
empty, and the Government is deeply in debt.
The Heraid's Chile correspondent says the
Congress of Chile Is actively engaged in per
fectiug measures of great public benefit.
Imprisonment for debt has been abolished,
and the Government is preparing to offer
great inducements TO emigrants Business
Is active and increasing. The fortiheations
of Valparaiso are completed, and the city is
considered almost impregnable.
BALTIMORE, July 2oth.-The City Council
voted $50 900 for the relief of the sufferers by
the flood, s150, 900 to repair the streets and
so, 600 for clearing away the sand and rub
Dish. Many families are entirely destitute
and homeless.
Writs from the Superior Court, in two
suits, were served on General Butler as be
passed through Baltimore, last evening one
for false imprisonment, BY Wooliey, who
lays the damages at 10000; the other by
Kimberly Bros, of Baltimore, to recover
Sl3, coo, alleged to have been extracted from
them BY Butler when he commanded For
tress Monroe.
ATLANTA, Ga, July 29th.-Joshua Hill Is
elected United States Senator for the long
term and II. '. Miller for the short term.
The President has issued proclamation
the ratification ofthe Fourteenth
by Georgia. Accompanying II
is proclamation by The Secretary of State
to the effect that the Amendment has been
ratified by fhree-f0urths of the States, and is
now valid and part Of the Constitution.
July 1sth--The President to-day sent to
both Houses message recommending the
the amendments 10 the Constitution proyid-
ing for the election of the President BY
direct vote, and combining the Presidential
Office to one term, and prescribing who shall
accept the duties Of the Executive Office in
case Of vacancy by the death Of both the
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