The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-05-29

Htv,>s. Nay Io-Thc journals prai.a ,be Amer
lean authorities for their prornp. action IN dsisiss-
ing the Q'1Aar fsR
Details Of The lighting around Neuviias sre'iu
wanting. sugar il -tesdy.
SEw YoHE. May Il-Ta~ Clbaus here. derpIi,
Dulccis despatch announcing that The rebellion IL
virtually suppressed and that heYe are only 200
insurgents IN arms. assert the ability Of the patriots
to hold out against the Spaniards an Indefinite
length - time. They claim that the AIMED bands
alleged 90 be- wandering around c~onsiitste the nu-
cicu- Of forces T. the humber 81 1000 To- 10000,
working on farms aud plantations. hat can be
concentrated at any time 10 strike "a decisive brow.
HAyAsA. May II-Thc Diqr.o publishes a lat-r
report 81 an engagement 81 Alta Garcia IL -ay-
IT, rebels offered more determined resistance than
in any previous battle. II admits the Spaniards
lo-t n captain. siN private killed and thirty
wounded. II claims the rebe! loss was heavy IL
does not give the number % Insurgents. The
latter burned tbr village Of San Miguel, near
Neuyita=. Ierca, the commander % ihe spanish
troops, j. expected here IN this city HOou, The
American Consul. Plumb arrived to-day. The
sugar market Is buoyaut, With an improved demand.
WAsHt~C1oS. May 1.-The Government to-day
received adviccs direct from the nsurreciiOnary
district in Cuba. giving Information % movements
in that quarter. Cuban sympathisers here state
that there are now over 20.OOO men In the Cuban
army, $500 Of whom are Americans Three thou
sand more Americans have recently been added.
These parties say the success Of the revolution il
assured. II the United States do not recognize them
a. belligerents.
Gf I ft-fuFUL EaiI O~uAg AIaI u IpaNlaH AG-
thorities have acoeded to every request our Gov
eminent made where American citizens had been
in%terfcred with, aud that the Spanish Government
Il very confident % its ability to suppress the
rebellion ia a short time. Advices from the other
side show that the Insurgents are equally confident
in their ability TO establish independence
The Cuban insnrgeni Government, it il reported
from Washington, have negotiations in progress
for the purchase OF the Peruvian monitors now ut
St II omas.
President Grant Keeps a ~vigiIani watch on the
affairs of Cuba. Although Government officials
have Indicated a willingness to sell all kinds Of war
materials. 10 any parties who desire 10 purchase.
no sale has been made The President stated sub
stantially that be believes the Spaniards have ex-
hausted their strength in Cuba. while The insnr-
gents have much latent strength, which will show
itself in an effective manner
Mr.. Plumb. our new Consul General. leaves for
Havana. on Thursday, with very fall and explicit
the rights Of American citizens. bn; avoid n quarrel
with the colonial authorities.
European
Private letters from Paris say the French Allan
tic cable will be GLished and ON shipboaTd by the
middle OF the present month. 1t il regarded by
persons competent; TO form a j8dgmen. on its quaE
tiles, as superior in many respects to the present
cable between England and the UniSeS States Il
Is intended to have the new line ia working order
by the 4th of July, If success ssisads the ExSi EFFORT
to lay the cable.
PARIS. May 5.-Marshal Neil informs the Preach
Corps that be can call coo, 800 Rlen 10 arms within
eight days notice.
LONDON, May 6.-MidnigbE-The House OF Com
mons resumed the consideration Of shs IFi-5 C5srcb
bill. George Jenkinson, Conservative member
from North Wiltshire, moved - strife ont the clause
providing for compensation fee Xaynosth College
from the Church funds
After debate. the amendment vas rejected BY I9Z
against 81. The clauses originally introduced
were adopted
The December stakes were WOE By 1Eia4aard-
Cheshire stakes by President LiResE-
- 7 - 4.-4.-g
ing the position of the United States and Greas
Britain on the alabama question, asserts that the
Fenian outrages in Canada more than oTer balance
the depredations by the Abqb1nsG- GFea. BrI Ain
in agreeing to submit the grievances Of boss com
tries to arbitration, did more than could BE- fairly
demanded and TO yield further, would be coward
ice and irreparable degradation.
a Brussels paper says q conspiracy has been dis
covered for the overthrow Of the Government and
the establishment of a republic. The Instruction
airy move was TO begin among the Belgian miners
ST. PETERSBURG. May 1.-THE Government Is
considering q plan for the reorganization Of the
Roman Catholic Church throughout the Empire.
MADRID, May Spanish journals maintain that
the capture of the Mary L0tcsU was a legal act. and
deny that the British Government. at the instance
of the United States, has made any demand on
Spain for restitution Of the vessel.
FLORENCE, May 9y-Tbe following constitute the
new Italian Cabinet President Gen. Aenebra:
Minister of Foreign Affairs Minghetti Minister Of
the Interior. Ferrarea Minister OF Justice, Mira
belli /; Minister OF Commerce, Barogno-
LONDON. May S-The House of Commons finished
the consideration of the Irish Church Bill in Com
mittee.
In the House of Lords tonight. the Marquis CT
Salisbury wanted TO know If He Msjesty-s Govern
ment endorsed the policy advocated By Mr. Bright.
10 the effect that the people must De placed in pos
session OF the land Of Ireland in great numbers
SAID the present uncertainty a. 70 the position
of the Government on the question was Injurious.
The Earl OF Granville. in reply, ssid be must de-
cline TO open the question OF The bill. or tue subject
would be introduced at the next session Of the
ne assured the House that the Gov
SIument would maintain the rights Of property.
BERLIN. May "a Congress Of German Protest
ants will meet az Worms on the 5lst Of Nav. The
objec: of the meeting Is to consider and frame =
reply ~ the recent appeal Of the Pope 10 Protest
ants.
LONDON. May s-The stock market, within q few
has been Influenced unfayorably BY the in
crease in the rate Of interest BY the Bank of ing
land to q per oeat- and the current belief Is that
further advance will be made shortly owing 10
the political uncertainty.
MADRID, Nay s-Certain proposals have been
made TO the COrtes that Marshal Serrano be Regent
Gen. Prim President of The Council z1d Minis
ter Of War until = king be elected
y letter from CsnStantinopIe says Col. Eugene
OReilly. an Englishman- living n Turkey. was A.
rested in syria. charged with importing arms sad
ammunition. under the prsssnce OF = railroad sur
FOR getting up aR Instruction Il favor ofMus-
Tazir Pachs. brother of she Vioeroy Of Ezypt-
80 a. 20 create for the former $ new vieAEoyAlsy
west IF Palestine. along The Euphrztss- The scheme
had the approval Of tie English sud French Gov
nentS-
MAnRTR. Nay 6-The Co-tes yesterday siopted
IN article to TIE Constitution guaranteeing liberty
II worship, By : vote q 10 70 "a Se-rauo. Prime
minister. strongly urged posfpoaeEsa; o tie con
Ministerial changes anti , form % gov
eminent was definitely ses;lei upon, which SA
iaally agreed to-
LoNDoN. May 6-Specie in the Bank q E-si4R5
las decreased four hundred thousand sterli1s in =
week. The Bank has raiSSi the rate O. interest Il.
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