The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-07-10

ed nv the new constitution. forever proLiDiis the
marriage relation between white persons III per
sons of African descent, Sfsf aecisIes s"0n OF
ges null and void.
W.suINGToN. June 20-Revensfe asd csher REQ
eral officers. months ago. were specnicaiiy fistfucs-
ed by the Government to use que dhfSeACo go
prevent the sailing of illegal expeaitlchs - O"oa-
Action has been taken by them IN all eases wnere
information has been furnished showing fe*! oT
intended violation of neutrality laws. soneH1es
the complaints of the Spanish officials afs iee'i"e''
Oh mere conjecture or Suspicion.
On the 18th instant Secretary Fish addresses Az
official letter to the British Minister, informing s.Af
of the action of the House of Representatives at MS
last session. recommending q rene"aI u neso"
tons for the arrangement OF trade WIN Cunau
and inviting Mr.. Thornton's cooperation. win inc
negotiation for q Convention covering the ih.Hi-
change of products and the free navigation Oh III
St. Lawrence. freedom of the Gulf and in-shore
fisheries. and such other matters as are embraced
in the general subject of trade relations Deiweeh
the United States and Canada The BRUSH uos-
eminent has given the Canadian authorities pIacu.
cal control of these subjects. and 1t Is expecteo en.'
a deputation of Canadians will arrive here lmmedl-
atelv to confer with the British Minister in relation
to the proposed Convention.
The President and family returned this evening.
To-day Judge Fisher. presiding in the Criminal
Court. ordered the Marshal to summon a number
of colored citizens to Oil the vacancies In the Grand
and Petit Juries.
1t is generally admitted that Douglas. the colored
compositor, will continue in the Government Prin-
uug luc Irrespective Vi ally OCtCt VI Ceiou
To-day three colnpositors resigned one of them a
cripple. declared he would not work with a negro.
Another compositor was discharged.
European.
New YORK, June l9.-The Le,ulf's London
special saws the debate in the House OF Lords to-
night creates intense interest. There is a determi-
nation to force a division. but it Is not expected
before 4 O'Clock in the morning. The Chamber Is
crowded with spectators, including the Prince OF
Wales and Duke of Cambridge. Calculators reckon
on the passage of the bill to a second reading by
from twelve TO twenty-five majority. The generals
belief is that the House OF Lords will strike Oat the
disendowment feature. and leave the disestablish-
ment alone. This is likely to prove more embar-
RAISING to Ministry than a direct rejection Of the
bill. Rumors are rife of an attempt to drive Bright
from the Cabinet.
LONDON, June 19.-In the House of Lords. after
the close of the report, last night, Lord Cairns
spoke against Lord Hatherly and the Earl of Gran
vile, in favor of the disestablishment Amid great
excitement the House passed the Irish Church bill
to a second reading, by l19 for, to LAG against.
In the House of ommOn last evening, a motion
was made to 60 into Ommitte on n new CONNER
cial treaty with France-tbe present treaty expir-
ing before the next session. Mr.. Bright opposed
the proposition in a stirring speech. He was fol-
lowed by Others pro and con. The House divided
with the following result For, l0I against 15l.
Advices from Melbourne report that the tFoables
in the Colonial Parliament continued. The MEM
bers expelled for bribery have been reelected, and
the parties bribing the legislators, who were sent
to jail by order of Parliament have been released
by the Judges on the ground that they were
wrongfully committed. The Parliament now ap~
peals to the Privy Council.
PARIS. June 2I.-Schneider is appointed President
of the Corps Legislatif and Alfred LerouX. Baron
Jerome David and Duvenal. Vice-Presidents.
The Great Eastern has arrived, and the splice to
the shore end Of the cable will soon be made and
the new cable under way.
BREsr, June 2I.-A banquet vas given on board
the Great Eastern yesterday. Toasts in honor o
Emperor Napoleon, Queen Victoria. President
Grant, and to the union of France. England and
America were given. AT an early hour this morn
ing the shore line was spliced, and at daylight the
whole expedition went to sea to pay out cable.
from on board the steamer show that
the work is going on well.
In the House of Lords, tonight, Earl Gray gave
notice that he should move to omit in the Irish
Bill that portion of the premable which
provides that the property or proceeds OF said
Church shall not be held or applied for the main
tenance of any Church or clergy or ministry or for
teaching religion
1t is reported that the Cambridge boatmen will
from the match with the Harvard Club.
LONDON. June 2l.-Tbe Royal Thames Yacht
Club regatta came off to-day over the course from
Noire to Dover. Twelve yachts sailed, starting at
s 35 A. NJ. by time and allowance. The Julia won
the 6rSt prize OF El0O
The Times to-day, in an article on the passage
of the Irish Church Bill to a second reading. says
termination of the session is now assured The
great triumph is not so much q triumph for the
Ministry as for the power Of psS}ie spinion
the machinery of the Constitution. Looking
back into the history of this question, il is inpos-
sible not to be impressed with the fact that En-
gland is above all things we'll governed The
Here the despatch is illegibte5 arose in amistakeD
policy upheld by the whole people,. endured
through the languOr of public opinion, bat the
mind and conscience of the people were at length
aroused, and the fabric instantly fell
The Post says the great debate must Increase
the peoples estimation oil the House Of Peers.
Their judgement is additional proof Of the utility Of
he Upper House. The second reading is- but pre-
iminary to moulding the bill into q form tisebetter-
shows that the Archbishop of Dabliu and. Is.
Bishops voted against the second reading. The.
Bishop of st Davidis voted in favor. The other
.prelates ATTAINED from voting.
LONDON. June 22.-Five thousand ,emierunts left
in the week ending SatuEdaY fog differ
ant points in America.
LONDON. June 22.-Iu the House Of: lords this
evening. Earl SALISBURY gave notice, of an.anend+-
nent to the bill for the dsestablishment, Of the.
Church to the following effect ; That the sur
church property shall be a fund from. which,
10 grant loans to the Irish peasoHtry-
LONDON, June 22.-Ismail Pashay Nieeroy Of
Egypt, arrived in London to-day, IS a Zuest of the
queen at Buckingham Palace, which has been al.tedI
I'D for his residence. A series Of brilliant .fetes arc
arranged in his honor. The VicerOy was met at
he railway station by the Prince Of Wales and;
others. and escorted by a large military procession
% Buckingham Palace. An immense crowd Of
people lined the way and repeatedly cheepcd.
The Star of to-day praises the United; States
Government for the consistency in taking measures
prevent the departure of flibustering psrties for
1t says that the sanction by the Attorney
General and arrest Of the Cuban insurgent Junta.
N New York is satisfactory. The more vigorously,
,ur Neutrality Laws are enforced in the outset, ther
more easily will the public mind be led in the,
light direction. Sympathy for a nation
~truggling for freedom is natural to Americans as,
veil as Englishmen, but the sooner the people re-
member that a neutral country has duties incom--
,atible with sending ont privateers and warlike,
expeditions the better English lawyers and states:
men may to their advantage and instruction watch,
he result. The proceedings instituted by the Uni
ed States for an American statute dealing with the.
ubject, is almost identical with the English law.
The case will form a precedent of policy worthy Of
consideration and imitation.
SPAIN.-MADRID, June 22-The Republican men,
of the Cortes are about to issue a manifesto
all their supporters to swear allegianc to
he Constitution if it is POSITIVELY required. The
clergy consider it their policy to reject the oath as
body. The Republican Demonstration was quite,