The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-08-07

IN September, tnNh tiiS u itti
tors. of their claims, with the exception OF acef"e'
interest.
The Uouse of Lords has rejected the bill crea
ting Life Peerages by il vote of "a to lo6'
The new Bankrupt bin was read a second TIM
in the House of Commons.
At the Cabinet meeting of the British Ministry l
was resolved that the Government wouio 10
concur in any of the amendments to the irlsi
Church bill that will in any way iapaff 'he prihci
pie of total disendowment.
1t is rumored that Lords Clarendon. GfanViiie
and Harrington evinced a disposition TO- yieia' ou
were firmly overruled by the others present.
The Gar forbids the attendance OF hussian
Bishops at the Ecumenical Council.
Adyiees from Yokohama are to the 10th OF snhe
The naval and military forces of tue Mikaao haG
commenced an attack on the rebels at iiahoo''ui
The result is unknown.
new Spanish Ministry has been formed. COM
posed as follows:
President of Council and Minister of War-Gen-
eral Prim-
Minister of e-Admiral Topeze.
Minister of State-Silveta-
Minister of the ~Interior-Sagosta.
Minister of Agrieulture-Ecgary.
Minister of -
Minister of Justice-Soulla.
Minister of Colonies-Becara.
The remains OF a Spanish lady who died in the
Protestant faith were inferred in the general ccme-
tary. This is the FIRST case of the burial OF a FRO
testant in a cemetary. Nearly two hundred
Spanish Protestants were present. disturbance
The Hrst general meeting of She Wo:Aans Fran
chise Society vas held in London July 10. Among
the notables present were John stuart NH, Lore
Houghton, Hon. James Stramsheld. Henry faWcett,
Rev. Chas. Kingsly and Louis Blanc also many
ladies. Addresses were delivered and resolutions
adopted in favor of female suffrage.
In the House of Lords when the University Test
Bill came I'm. Earl Caerparyon moved the previous
question. on the ground of the lateness of the sea-
son and the insufficiency of time for consideration
of the bill. On a division of the House the bill
was thrown out.
LONDON. July 2O.-The Harvard University crew
this day reached the city in excellent condition,
and will Immediately go into training. August 5lst
was agreed upOn to-day as the time for the match.
The Times to-day, in an article on the Irish
Church Bill. argues that the motives which hitherto
inspired the House of Lords to secure the utmost
for their friends in Ireland must influence them to
adopt the present bill rather than to exchange for
terms Inevitable worse.
In the Honse of Commons last evening. The Lord
Mayor of Dublin, in full robes, presented q petition
praying in the House to support the -endeavorS
now making to secure religious equality in Ireland.
Charles Wentworth, member from Chelsea, pre-
sented a petition by $4,000 women asking for the
franchise.
LONDON. Juny 21.-In the House of Commons
last evening. William Johnson, member from Bel
fast, complained of the conduct of the police in the
recent anniversaries. He said there had been n
rigid enforcement of the Party Procession Act in
Ulster. while it had been Systematically violated in
South Ireland.
Hon. Chester Fortesque, Chief Secretary for
Ireland, praised the forbearance and order of the
on that occasion through the precautions
taken by the Government. He hoped the observ-
ance of the 18th of July would soon discontinue.
Meetings in favor OF the disestablishment of the
Irish Church continue to be held in various parts
of the country.
In the case of Bishop CoIenso. of Natal. the
Privy Council decided that he has a full right to
the cathedral at Pietremaritzburg and is altogether
from interference by the CapetOwn authorities.
PARIS. July 21.-The Corps Legislatif meets
July z6th.
ST. PETERSBURG. July 2l-Kotacazs. the newly
appointed Russian Minister to the United States,
on Saturday fer Washington.
PARIS. July 21.-Tbe Deputies in the Corps Leg
intend to issue a manifesto, calling on
to sit in Judgment over the recent events
Theirs party have resolved to persist in keep
ing before the Chamber the ideas and principles OF
their proposed Interpolation
France.
PARIS. July S.-PoIitcal connection in France
The Emperor has decided to give way
to the Chambers and change the system Of Gov
eminent. He meets great difficulties N his efforts
to complete the new combinations. but the grand
event is expected within a week the new Ainistry.
emerge from the center of the Goucbe party.
the Radical minority and the adherenfs %
the Emperor. The center Gouche party arc foR
he Empire, but insist on responsible Ministers and
! rliament Government, the same as England-
In the Corps Legislatif, in reply to some remarks
by Jules Favre, Reuher said the Government and
Chamber would always agree in opposing revolu-
ion.
La Pays to-day says the Emperor has written a
etter from which we quote the following lin the
declaration with regard to the Corps Legislatif. on
he 10Th of January. / committed a great fault by act
without previous concert with the majority,
whom l have caused to regard with suspicion my
sentiment toward it, and all my efforts shall tend
o regain its confidence" The Pays don't give
he address or date of the letter.
Uh~ .3o ar;s;s IN Eranoa iporaocac in in
ensity. The constitutional opposition in the Corps
4egislatif declare their ultimatum to be the retire
nent of Minister Rouber, while the Emperor desires
lis retainment and is reluctant to dismiss him on
Lccount of bis ability and devotion to the Imperial
Rouher's failure 70 comply with the
of the Emperor and tender his resignation, is
everely criticised.
Yesterday the proprietor of one of the leading
ournals said, " NJ. Rouher, your time has come;
lear ont"
81 know it." answered Rouher, " but my wife
Won't resign"
This is literally true. Madame Rouher objects to
irving up the honors which she received at the
,alace as the wife of the chief of the Emperor's Min
stry.
demanded by the members of the left
center. which are as follows:
First-A responsible Ministry.
Second-Autonomy of the Legislatif Assembly.
The Emperor is therefore obliged to temporiZe
the majority, who don't wish TO openly defy
he present deadlock. but must within a week.
A special to the Herald, from Paris, 18th. says
he Emperor yields assent to the demand of the
,orps Legislatif, the nature of which have been
lready stated. The change in the Ministry is not
ct announced. A reorganization of the Cabinet
within a short time certain. Throughout the
7hole of this crisis the Emperor has exercised his
sual tact and shrewdness.
He invited nearly all the Deputies from the
'orps Legislatif to dinner and a soiree at ST Cloud
week. and has chatted ~playfully with many Of
of all shades of opinion, giving expression to
iany of those piquant sayings SO attractive to
'renchmen. For instance, to one whom he had
zen taken by the button-hole. he said "Ah!
Ions. Buffet. you mean to take hold of my coat for
Ear I may pull back"
To a group, with several of whom he was con-
ersing on the situation. he said You begin to
me like the old lion in the fable, trying to
ut my nails and take out my teeth, and leave me
but my name, which is considered HARM
To another he said: "The elections prove
learly l must choose between empire and revolu-
on. Between neither can individuals be set up.
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