The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-29
European News.

Of Paris express discomfort at Prince Napo-
Icons speech and declare he went too far. II
is the general opinion that the Prince display
ed great ability and liberal spirit.
The Morning Post to-day has an editorial on
Canadian matter. The writer says consolida-
ton and the development of Canada are at
hand; immigration is increasing. the Govern
ment is active, and relations with the United
States are in fair way Of improving. People
and money are the great desiderati. Let Ca
NADIA show that these can safely and proftably
be sent there, aud the Old Country will be
found supporting and invigorating in a better
manner than in supplying her with inadequate
garrisons.
The Morning Post says Buriingame has re-
ceived despatch from Prince Kung, express
ing his entire satisfaction with the treaty, and
announcing that Publications would be ex-
changed shortly.
LONDON, Sept. 4.--The Marquis of Harting-
ton attended the cutters banquet at Sheffield
! last night, and made a speech. He said the
task at the ensuing session of Parliament
would be the settlement Of the Irish land ques-
ton. He hoped the subject would be debated
with as little political feeling as possible. 1t
had never been the battle-ground of party men.
Statesmen of various opinions show an honest
disposition to grapple with the difficulties sur
rounding this matter.
The Times comments as follows on Cardinal
Cullen's last Pastoral, and on the claims put
forth by the Roman Catholic Bishops of Ire
land:
"They demand, over common education,
exaltation of denomiDationalism language.
Archbishop Cullen must provoke resentment.
The pretensions of the Catholic hierarchy to-
wards the State are intolerabe. There is not
Of THAR rasnlvas IN adnao fiOn which
pie will not impartially repudiate, and which
if brought before Parliament, would not be
repealed. The lesson Of the last two years
seems lost on these prelates; they have not
understood how proposal of great modera-
ton and acknowledged wisdom proved abor-
tive last session, through the profound antipa-
thy Of Parliament, by applying public money
to Catholic churches. The present PROPOSE
tons are about as hopeless as any that could
be propounded. England and Scotland will
not listen to them. Even in ireland they will
not command assent. By the classes interes-
ted in higher education in Parliament they
would be mentioned only to be condemned"
The Presse says DIR. Nelaton, the Emperor
physician, eontradicts the alarming reports
constantly arising in regard to the health of
convaleseence will be rapid if he takes the ne
cessary rest. Public reports are that the En-
peror is fast recovering that he remained yes
terday evening conversing with the Empress
till II o'clock.
The Journal 06ieiGle reports that the Minis
tiers met in council to-day, but makes no men
ton of the presence of the Emperor.
Prince Napoleon to-day had an interview
with the Emperor.
The Senate, by vote of 113 to 9. rejected the
amendment to the Senatus Consultum propos-
ing liberal reforms in the Constitution. The
Senate amendment was offered by Senator
Borjean and supported by Prince Napoleon.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-Prince Kung's despatch
to Burlingame thanks him for his services, and
asks him to intereede with the Peruvian Gov
eminent in behalf of the Chinese laborers, who
are badly treated in the mines and guano dig
gings in Peru.
MADRID, Sept. 5.-Four thousand troops
will sail on the 9th and 10Th instants for Gu
ba 5000 more will follow in few days.
ARMAGH, Ireland, Sept. 6.-The work of
organizing the Church is progressing satisfae-
torily. requisition is prepared to ask the
Primates to convene a Lay Conference.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-The Bourse is excited !;
rentes opened to-day at 7Of. 35c., heavy de-
cline since Saturday night. To-day, the Com
missioners of the Bourse, in order to allay the
excitement, publicly announced that the health
OF the Emperor was satisfactory.
Mid-night.-The Emperor is better tonight.
DUBLIN, Sept. 6.-Cardinal Cullen has or
dered prayers of thanksgiving in the Catholic
churches, for the termination of religious as
tendency in Ireland.
Mr. Gladstone, in note just published,
says the pardon of the Fenians will be under
consideration in the Cabinet.
The Archbishops of Armagh and Dublin
have agreed to convene Lay Conference,
which will meet here in October.
MADRID, Sept. Ga proposition has been
made to reduce the Hierarchy Of Spain to five
Archbishops and thirty-two Bishops.
PARIS, Sept. Ga Presse reports that the
Emperor kept his bed yesterday, and received
the Empress and Prince Imperial only during
the day, but adds, the condition of the Empe-
ror is not considered worse. La Repubiique
says the Emperor did not 60 out yesterday,
and his physicians counsel him to avoid ia
tigue. The official journals this afternoon de-
clare the Emperor's condition is not alarming.
The Senate to-day, adopted the Senatus
Consultum. by 1874 alternatives to negatives.
The evening Bourse closed frmer; rentes
advanced to 70f. Csc.
PARIS. Sept. sth, Evening,-The Emperor
will come to Paris tomorrow. La Presse says
the condition of the Emperor has improved a
little since yesterday. His strength has in
creased and his pains diminished; but it is
not believed that he will be able to 90 out of
doors to-day. The Emperor signed most Of
the DEGREES presented, in bed. To-day he re-
eeived N. Rouher, and the Ministers bearing
the Senatus Consultum, which had just pass
ed the Senate.
The Noaifeur complains that II is difficult to
obtain any authentic advices as to the Empe-
ror's condition to-day; no doubt variations Of
L i r. L l.