The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-02-22

Tn. Feaiau prisoner. Bsrk., ~psiLlfsb~s q lester
deByiBs Any kBosisdge of The a@erAsH~eb ssg'p-
sion. BE says If i Mas ioteBdsa " assist siss ~
escape be received ne iniiaaatloB VI saeh . Iss>
pose.
George Francis Train Is delivering lseasss< 10
Cork GA Ams4iessIrisb subjects, and hss efesded
houses,
The edits Of the Duthp Aaasos has bern ssrssls
ed for publishing sszisiess articles
The 4Sfteiio JoasT III DaaeasHon. near Hsx-
ford. ireland. S&s attacked iast bizbg ~ . bod o.
Fenisns. The garrison srsd spoB fhe assaiiaats,
~ho ted sftei returning sA< sse. 1berr ~~sr ."
casualties.
The Fenisa Sbaw has tarned Qse~Eis evidence.
aBd poSitiysiy fd*nti6~d Barrett ~ the toan sso
fred The fuse at CisfksaaslL
Tidingsy peach Paris from eEey pan Of Fssses
tina. manufacturing H. p~atSi31ea tTens sasssss
Causes. Hunger aud destita10R are akfas s.f
havoc smoBg tie operatives at Nantes and Hossp<
~ bordeaux dense tbrongs BIZ he streets. ssesor-
iHg for bread or employment The distress % very
great la Paris. bat private aad public beaesos<at
societies ae active.
The Issass describes the distress as the east eEd
OF London as yast sad hesrtTeadi1x. 5000 per-
sons are receiving outdoor rsilef The sarssares
adopted fail 70 Ds-s The Deed. aud actually fsct<sss
the amount Of pauperisin. The demorsiizatkss ef
the district is very rad
The Paris Aonftay publishes q report made By
The recently appointed Minister Of Fin,nce es fsx
financial condition aud neeessGies Of tss E<spsre.
de says ;he military preparations. Oh aErssDt u
the Iuxetabsrg difficulty, iBpoIsec . besss ex-
peBse. among other eFeataasilsz. Tbs report
guardediy admits that France may be liable 30
pay the Mexican bonds. which ae gnssaatese BY
the Government.
The Minister declares that a new loan bill will
be necessary for s5olooee0 Of frapeS, TO be ta.-D
by public Subscription. He appeals TO the pzirie~
tis;n u tbe French people ia it, behalf.
PARis. Jan zs-Tbe bill reorpaaizing the army
passed the senate alter y Sharp debate
LoxDoN. Jan. 2s.-Tbe policy recently adopted
by Prussia on tbs Roman QUESTION. "A Aaieb there
is an agreement with France in the treatment Of
that subject. caused surprise. IL Wac pncsabiy
adopted for tbe purpose Of consolidating The Caiho-
lie. subjects. aud strengthening the iRiIaence u
Prussia over South Germany.
Minor Gibson. . leading member II Parliament,
in a recent speech DECLARED that peace nsysi be pre-
served besween England and America The future
Cabinet Of both countries will not be pledged 10
the policy either OF Stanley or seward
Additional particulars are received Of tse azair
at the Marielio Tower, Duncannon. Quite a ssgor-
Gus attack Was made. The affair caused great
excitement in Wexford county
The internal condition OF I'air Is becoming
critical Fears aTe enterlaised shai n coop De ED
L. contemplated
FLoKENcs. Jan. 29-It Is believed IN Paris thst
relations between France and Italy are moi as cor
dial ss they have been
PAKls, Jan 29-It is now considered certain
that a general council Of the Roman Catholic Clpreh
will assemble al Rome in Nov. next
FLORENCE. Jan. 2s-The United GEfkotse newspa-
per SAWS q special agent from the United States has
arrived He Las come on Il secret mission te the
II eIf- ~ As 0[ a. N.Y.
which is expected hourly -
BERLIN. Jan. 2s-carl Seburz has arrived oE q
special mission from Washington He was received
by Bismarck
LONDON. Feb. lin accordance with a request
by Lord Stanley, the Pasha Of Egypt has recalled
the auxiliary troops of Exyptisns sent 20 9oin the
British Abyssinian expedition
FLORENCE, February LII was announced In both
Houses of Parliament yesterday that Croxn Prince
Hanbert Of Italy has been formally betrozbec 10
Princess Margaretta OF Genoa
LoNpox. Feb. l-Killarner letters say that fhs
clergy of that town who refused 70 SAY nass for the
souls of Alien. Larkin and Could executed at
Manchester. hare ceased 10 receive money foT their
support or that of the church
A terrific gale prevails throughout England to-
night and much damage by sea and land Is A2Pre-
bonded
MAuEID. Eeb. I'm accordance with The express
ed determination Of the Government 10 support tie
temporal power OF the Holy Father. steps have
been taken FOR TIE formation Of . corps 10 be
known az the Papal Legion
PARIS. Feb. a-The Courier FRANCHISE Saws the
presence OF FArragut af Naples Is designed Is q
counferpoisS 70 French forces al Rome and I'd
sustain the Liberals Of Italy, with whom Farrsgut
Admiral sent promises 10 Csprera- and IL support
only awaits the reply OF GarlbAlai.
Pans. Feb. The journals Of this civ general
" deplere the tone Of the debate In tbe Corps
LeqiSl1fsj Cd the bah regulating the press THY
fear the opposition viii csase is Withdrawal by tie
Government. and that the FINAL result viii be the
extinction OF whatever liberty the press sIi1 PFC
serves
LoNpoS. Feb. 3 Dispatches from Japan raa
Hongkong, announce thai the ports Of Hiog9 and
osaca were thrown open to foreigners at the begsa-
ming of the year-
Cox. Feb. 4-One Of the gales Of the city was
undermined last night and blown up 81 the same
time al the telegraph lines into tie city were cut
The prompt action Of the police prevented further
demonstrations Several arrests have been made
LoNpoN. Feb. 5-A great meeting ~as held n
Birmingham yesterday. John Bright made q speech
and pleaded the wrongs OF Ireland IN part exfenua-
lion Of the late Feniaa outraees- BE only begged
for church reform. and said there was nashiar lhaf
the United States could do. If ireland were Pars and
parcel Of thai country, thai England might aot do
also IL she would
Loxpox. Feb. The Tines has an ed;toria, On
the arrest Of lrish-Americans and admits thai the
Imprisonment Of Train was a mistake. bBt sayS Il
would be distinguished from the arrest 81 1ris1xseH.
who came over with a secret intention 10 create a
revolt acains, the Government
LONDON Feb 6--The comments Of the American
press on the arrest Of Train, evoke mRc4 press dis
EMISSIONS the tone 81 the newspapers, however, =
temperate and conciliatory-
Paris. Feb. 6-Admiral FarTasuf Is at Genoa,
where he - received with marked attention
Garioaldi has written an eloquent AID enthasias-
tic letter 10 Admiral Farragnf- de eongEasnlasss
him on encouraging, by The presence Of al American
feet, the national aspirations Of Italy
FioRENcE. Feb. 5-TAe Pope has recenSly ordered
the Catholic clergy 10 have a TIE Dean sang N all iAe
churches Of Italy IN honor Of the victory 81 the Pa
pal arms az Monte Rotnndo.
Victor emmanuel has issued . proclamation
prohibiting holding religions cers<nenie= Cor <acA /.
purpose within his Kingdom
PARIS. Feb. S-The Mcz1saE gives an account az
the reception Of the new Italian Minister Sy tie
Ming oi Prussia wbs warmly welcomed him az the
first ambassador from Italy accredited % the North
German Confederation and declared 1t o nex
pledge of peace.
LISBON, Feb. 6-The King and Queen OF Portugal,
while returning from = limiting party near Brag,
were fred al from the roadside, The guard retsrp-
ed the Gre, killing some of the a~ssaliasfs and
Uoundins others The royal party rode rapidly
AWAY nnhnrt