The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-02-23


LoxDoS, Jan. 2sth.--The Pa1 Mall Gasefie states
that negotiations the Atabassa claim question
have been suspended
Row, Jan. 2Sth.-The Archbishop Of Algiers has
left Rome for Paris 10 ascertain the views of the En-
pefor on the dogma of the infalibilty of the Pope
The uncertainty to the Emperor's position on the
question the Holy Father serious uneasiness.
MUNICH, Jan. 2Sth.--The differences between the
Government AND Parliament have resulted in a Min
iseral crisis The Upper Houses insist on the resig
nation Of Prince Hohenlohe and the Cabinet over
/ which be presiaes. af
MApRIp. Jan. 2sJh--The exclusion of the Radicals
from the oabine, causes feeling of discomfort which
Is daily gaming m strength sal
Inthe recent election the Monarchists poIled Eve
-sevenths of the popular vote.
PANS, Jan 2S.-In the debate ON the commercial
treatise in the Corps Legslaf yesterday the oppo-
son violent. and there were some stormy
but the Government developed unexpected strength
the sitting to-day. when the discussion eontn
ned. NJ. Olivier made the closing speech. and crea-
ted sensation by announcing that the Cabinet
would support the existing treaties but in ia
Of the reest discussion for it their purpose TO
afford equal protection to all He added that the
Ministers desired the eondnei Of the Government
tanned by majority Of the Chambers, which the
real expression Of the will OF the nation. He would
say. not in boastful spirit, hut with modesty and
dignity that the Government would accept the aid of
all. but wOuid neither solicit accept the protec
ton Of the army. The speech received with
cheers, aud the Government sustained by a vote
of POI against 50. et taz
u FIKSxx, Jan. 2S.-Ihe Deputies from the Tyrol
threaten TO withdraw from the Austrian Diet because
they denied the right vote and the influence in
that body to which they entitled.
Prime Arcuching, by the advice of the leading mem
bers OF his family, has refused overtures to form
new Cabinet. Hr1 sr.e- rrH
MUNICH. Jan. S0th.-In the House Of Deputies
yesterday Prime HOheniohe declared he would defend
the Government from the influence Of the Ultramon-
tanes. He pronounced the Confederacy Of the South
German States phantom. hut objected to a union
with the Confederacy af the North.
PARIS. JAN S0th.-fhe american residents of Paris
have signed pettiuns 10 Minister Washburne urging
him do all in his power hasten the completion
of satisfactory postal treaty between France and the
/ United States.
RoNE. Jan. sOth.-Grand Duke Leopold the
I Second died yesterday, aged IS years.
LISBON. Jan. s0th--The mail steamer from Rio
JAneire has arrived. The Argentine troops had re-
turned from Paraguay to their homes, and the Bra
lillian volunteers were expected to arrive in few
DAYS ut Rio.
MABRID. Jan. Soth--orders have been issued for
grand review Of all troops in and around
the Capital As the weather is very unfavorable for
military display, the announcement causes surprise
and the motives of the military authorities called
in question =rnu r-Li
RoxE. Jan. 3Ist-The Pope yesterday visited the
American College, where he assisted at mass and
delivered sermon. He afterwards took breakfast
with the students and number Of American visitors,
including several ladies' The Holy Father expressed
Qualification the progress the Church in America
and declared that the Republic of the United States
Republic of intelligence and virtue. and added
that the condemnation of the Church applied only TO
cendaries inf dels and revolnt ionists who were s
dangerous in ths United States as in Europe.
A private letter from Of the American Bishops
IL Rome says there is nopIobabiEty thattbe Eeumen-
ieal Council will aeeede to the demands Of the Pope
with regard to his various policies especially the
doetrire Of infaihbility. t le
LONDON, Jan Slst.-The Queen will not be present
at the opening Of Parliament. Her speech will be
read by Commission.
The overland telegraph to India is in working or
der again, and messages Of to-dayis date were ex-
changed between London and Bombay. The tele-
graph announces the arrival Of the steamship Great
EasteyT at Bombay. -sh1
Letters from Rome say DR.. DOlgin's n protest
against the declaration Of the dogma Of Papal Infa
biity. provokes much excitement and indignation at
the Vatican. hcr r- f
a telegram from Rome to-day. saysthe Pope refuses
to receive address, signed by hundred and
hrtyseyen bishops, protesting against the dog
BERLIN, Jan. Slst.-A correspondent asserts that
the German Governments will sustain their bishop
the event Of a contest at the Vatican.
Pans. Jan 9lst.-The journals to-day state that
the French Minister of the Interior in reply to the
demand Of an English company for the privilege of
laying cable from Aiers to France, said that here
after sill monopoly enterprise Of laying cables would
be abolished, and that even private parties were at
liberty 10 lay a cable. Use e-'s
MADRID. Jan. 3lst--An exciting discussion took
place in the Cortes Saturday between Senior Figu-
Of the leaders of the Republicans and Gen
Prim. The former defined the reasons for the Repub
esn instruction, and asserted thsttwas deliberate
call the people defend their individual rights
which had been violated by the Government He
further asserted that the secaed insurgents who had
been killed by the Government troops, simply
asssssiDated. Gen Prim demanded retraetion of |
the offensive words, and Figueras refused The gen.
eral superstition is that it will end in duel.
The grsnd military review which announced |
for to-day has been indefinitely postponed.
LONDON. Feb. lst.-The shareholders IN the Anglo
American Cable, to-day, voted majority Of S,34T in
favor Of the proposed amagamatiOn with the French
Cable Company. t7
Portsmouth has been chosen as a place Of call for
the steamers Of the American line between New
York and Havre.
LoxDon. Feb. LIST. = Mr.. Moddington goes to
Canada to urge the Dominion Parliament toeomplete
the railroad through the provinces.
PARIS, Feb. lst--Many American residents tempo
rarily sojourning here have petoned Postmaster Gen.
eral CreSswe asking for the formation Of new postal
arrangements between the United States and France
LoNBoS, Feb. lst.-Lord Cairns has reassumed the |
ConserT alive leadership of the House of Lords.
Pans. Feb lst.-Rumors Of the death of the Pope
again current to-day. tbs ascertained. however,
that bis Holiness has been afflicted with epileptic fits
and is not regarded seriously i'll.
Yesterday, sharpdebae occurred in the Corps Leg
slatif the decree for temporarily admitting iron
and cotton fabrics. On the vote being reached the
Government sustained.
There has been a remarkable increase in the mum
Der of eases Of smallpox within few days.
VIENNA, Feb. lst.-Stuleyer. Banhaus and Wal
ker have accepted positions in the Austrian Cabinet
LoNDoS, Feb 2d--Aeeording 10 the proposition
Of the Act Of Parliament empowering the Govern
men to take possession Of the telegraph lines of the
Kingdom, the Treasury Department yesterday paid
s726.OO0 for the cable connecting England with Ger
many, by way Of the Island Of Nordeng.
A letter has been received here from Captain Coch-
Of the Royal Navy, commanding the Petrol, sta
toned of the African Coast lie reports that Dr. LiY
ngstone the celebrated African traveller. had been
burned a wizard bs chief in the interior
vienna. Fep. 2d.-The Archduchess Elizabeth Of
Austria has fed to America. having embarked at
Hamburg.
MADRID. Feb. 2d.-In the Cortes. to-day, Senior
Costilar made effective speech against the pay
ment Of the clergy by the state.
LoSpoS. Feb 2d.-The Globe, correcting the state.
ment Of the Te, says the objections the treaties
with China confined TO doubts about the faithful
observance of their stipulations BY the Chinese
Berlin. Feb. 2d.-Tbe faculty of the University
Of Bresau congratulated Dr. Dollinger his opposi-
ton to the declaration of Papnl infaliibility.
ROVE, Feb. 2d.-SiDce the assembling of the Coun-
ell seven members have died and four have left the
city.
PARIs, Fed.2d.-No American newspaper has been
received here Of later date than the I1tb of January
though letters at hand to the 18th. There is
siderable dissatisfaction at this state Of things and
the people anxious to know If II arises from the
recent change in the and system of carrying
American trans-Oeean mail.
The Government commenced to make the much
talked Of changes, but far the rumors about the
expected reduction in the Army and Navy are I'M
funded