The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-07-03

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; American.
The musical Jubilee opened at Boston June Ii
President Grant and others were present.
Peru has recognized the Cubans as beligerents
1t is thought that Chile will soon follow Peru il
recognizing the independence Of CHba.
y train from Washington comprising ten ears
including the Presidents car. met with an ACCIDENT
when near Annapolis Junction it cOllided wish
COW, throwing the baggage and two passenger
cars off the track and overturning them.
Mr.. Bnrlingame is about to conclude a treaty be-
tween France and China similar to that recently
concluded with England.
Affairs in Cuba appear to have taken a favorable
turn Tor the insurgents again. The reported sur
render of Cuban soldiers and officers to Valmazeda,
is fatty contradicted by Cuban sourcesof news.
Adelaide Philips attempt to sing in the Coliseum
was a failure. Madame Parepa-Rosa has made o
great success.
A despatch from Cespedes to Minister Lemus.
dated Guayamora. Nav 18th. gives the features of
the new Republic. Cuba is to be divided into four
States. The Legislature is to consist of but one
House. The President is to be elected by the
Legislature. Religious and civil liberty is 10 be
granted. All citizens over twenty years of age are
to have the right of suffrage.
There are ninety cases ofsmallpox at Blackwelrs
Island, New York.
WASHINGTON. June IL, Is69.-President Grants
vacation will extend through July and August.
II VIII DC SpeUI pTluCIpallY at Long branch AMI
in the White Mountains.
1t is announced that if the condition of the pub
lie business will admit, the President will visit the
Pacific coast in September. A strong pressure has
been brought to bear upon him to induce him to
make the trip overland. 1t is proposed thar the
President, Vice-President, Secretary of the Interior.
Acknowledgement, and the Mayors of New York.
Boston, Philadelphia. Chicago. ST. Louis. Cincin-
natl and New Orleans make the trip in the same
car. Ii the trip is agreed upon, it is believed that
Senator Sumner will delay his intended trip aud
Join the Presidential party and William Cullen
Bryant aid Henry Ward Beecher are said to have
signifed their willingness and desire to ioin the
proposed company.
California Items.
Secretary Seward was expected to arrive in
San Francisco on the 81. via the Pacific Railroad.
A despatch from Washington announces the ap-
pointment of Colonel Coey as Post Master at San
Francisco, Uice Smith, removed.
The smallpox has broken out in a yirulent form
on board her Britannia Majesty's steam-sloop
Chameleon. anchored off Taboga in Panama. Some
fourteen cases were reported.
A telegram from Victoria states that Mr.. Sey-
mour. Governor of British Columbia, died at Bel
lacoole on the 10th instant, while on an official tour
in the Spdrro,Uhd,ok, gunboat.
John II. Germany d Co., publishers of the Com
naercidt Herald, have purchased the Overland
Monthly. Six thousand copies of this magazine
were published for June, and only three hundred
were left.
Minister Motley arrived at Liverpool May s3Ist,
was received by the Mayor and the American
Consul.
Motley received the address of the Chamber Of
at his hotel. In reply, he returned
thanks for the welcome he had received as the rep
of the United States. He said it was
The earnest hope and chief wish of President
Grants administration and of the people of Ameri-
"a to retain faithfully friendly and equitable rela-
tons with the Government and people of Great
Britain. The happiness of the world, the advance
nent of civilization, the best hopes of HUMANITY
sre in concord on this. with all branches of the
human family; but especially those of the two
leading nations. both connected by personal inter-
est, allied by blood, addicted to commerce and
of the arts of peace. Motley concluded
rs follows:
"My most strenuous efforts shall be devoted to
further a good understanding on q basis Of endur-
ing friendship and kindly relations, in accordance
with the great principles of Justice and honor,
which are immutable and the only safe, unerring
grounds in the conduct of nations.'
The disaster by explosion in the coal mine at
Nerthyr-Tydvil, Wales, proves to be somewhat
ess sirious than at first supposed.
~Fifty-fve dead bodies have been recovered.
1t is believed that the total number of persons
titled will not exceed seventy-fve.
LONDON. June 3-The House of Lords passed In
of the Whole a bill creating life per-
amended so as to limit the number to two 70
De elected annually.
DUBLIN, June "A large meeting of Orange
men was held in this city last evening to protest
galnst the dlsestablishment of the Irish Church.
t is estimated that over 10000 persons were pres
nt. Appropriate speeches were made and resolu-
adopted.
1t is said that twenty five Conservative peers
Till decline to follow the policy of rejection. The
of others is probable.
The Post Office Department has completed ar
angements for the purchase of the telegraph lines.
Immense Tory demonstrations are made through
ut the Kingdom.
In Manchester, 200, 900 were present in Liver
COL. 100000 were present, and protested against
ne passage of the disestablishment bill.
Civil Troubles in France.
LONDON. June 1l.-Private kilograms from Paris
i've an exceedingly gloomy picture CT affairs.
Riots are reported from a number of interior
OWNS, and there is a feverish apprehension of re-
ewed and more terrible tumult in Paris.
The speedy reinforcement of Napoleon is freely
ooken of by diplomatists and by the people as prob
LONDON. June 1.-THE agitation in Paris con-
nued last night until midnight.
Troops occupied Montmartre and vicinity.
Cavalry paraded the streets all night.
shortly after midnight a crowd in one of the
ne of police and formed a barricade, but were
spersed and pursued in~If directions. MANY win
were broken and other damage to property
0ne.
The cavalry charged through the streets several
mes.
Many citizens were wounded, but none reported
illed.
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Further disturbances are apprehended. Extra
binary precautions have been taken to prevent
cir occurrence.
The returns are reported as showing the election
zoo official and SO opposition candidates.
The editors OF the Re0eiAe were arrested to-day
conspiracy.
PARIS, June 11--Gen. Cluseret is expelled from
-ance.
Great crowds still continue in the Montmartre
strict, and in other quarters.
The agitation and excitement are undated.
The Emperor and Empress passed through the
reefs again this evening in an open carriage, with
ly the usual number of attendants.
PARIS, June l2.-Three members of the editorial
III OF the Steele and several members of Rochefort's
ectoral committee have been arrested.
The Emperor has decreed a meeting Of the Corps
,sislatif on the 18th.
The Preiect of Police placarded a proclamation
the city, urging all good citizens to aid
e authorities ia the execution of the law and the
Of public order and peace.
Much agitation still exists.
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