The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-16

F1oxsNcE. FEB. sstA-Connapder Cord has
Acen sppointed 10 succeed Cefenu as Minister 70
Washington.
81 JeH~'s. Feb. s4-Lora Granville has written
70 the Lieut Governor snsouseleg the iatention Of
The Imperial Government 10 withdraw the troops in
garrison IN NeNton1alaad ard says that, in Future,
tbs Proviuee VIII have 70 rey CO lis 0wn proteeten.
or such as Il uasy obtain nora the Dominion Of
Canada II Il joins the Confederation
PAKIs, Feb, 24-rhers Was stormy scene In the
Corps LegSlalif, to-day, ~asa u, Olivier announced
that The GoyerpDent, in seeorlnes With the liberal
course Il hs& marked cat, pFVposed 70 abandon,
wholly, the system OF plseiog II the field srd sup
portiog the ofkciSl candidates for the Chamber,
Of the Right, Who burst into loud cries Of aiSSp-
prova ard caused seens Of confusion which lSStea
many minutes.
NJ Olivier nevertheless persisted In speaking lie
Iceland that the Government would not separate
itself froC Nhzt bad becn well done during the past
ezh,cSn years but il could not act eoAtrary lis
OWE Snteeedents. and would not P-eseut the spec
tscle OF men arrived power and disowninS their
rripriules ard acts NJ Olivier was CONTINUALLY in
tSrruptea whils making this explanation, and Il was
Only when be ceased speaking thSt order WAS ~
stored
The Right Immediately moved an order Of the
day, UNFOLDING the Official esndidatures.
A stormy Discussion ensRed.
NJ Olivier asked that the order Of the dsy be not
Of tbe Len declared that they must support the
Ministry, because they were pledged to electoral
freedom
me question was then taken, and the order Of the
day. as moved BY she Right, was adopted BY vote
Of Isl against IS
Much agitation has been produced BY the result
which Is considered equivalent 10 declaration %
want Of confidence in The Ministry.
LONDON, Feb 24-The condition Of Mr.. Brighfs
health creates deep anxiety.
The eleetionS a, Waterford and Nottingham are
attended with scenes oi violent excitement IN both
places Disturbances occurred, and persons were
r,,ug-hfx treated
Ia the House Of Commcas, the bill for the aboli
tiOn OF compulsory pilOtsge Introduced the hrst
day Of the session, MAS passed 10 second reading
and then referred TO select committee.
The subject q reform in the War Ofsee was dis
cuSsed With some bitterness.
GladStoue's lau6 reform bill Is not well received
in Ireland, and its unpopularity Is increasing.
ST PeteSourg dispatches say that Minis,er Arson
Burlingaue died in that city the morning Of the
S4th OF congestion OF the lungs, after illness Of
four DAYS.
A commercial treaty between Great Britain and
Austria has been ratified by both Governments.
The eOutraet for the new line of steamers FROM
Sydney to San Francisco has been sLSued. The
steamers will touch al Honolulu both ways
PARIS, Feb. 24-The French Atlantic Cable Com
pany al the last meetiug declared dividend Of Isl
per cent Tor i've months from the opening Of the
line for business, till JsL uSry 18th the date Of the
agreement With the Anglo American Company.
Dispatches FROM Vienna saw that the Austrian
Government, If the cooperation Of Napoleon can
hrst Be secured. proposes 10 eonyoke the Catholic
VIENNA. Feb, 24.-The birthday Of Washington
was spendIdly celebrated in this city last evening
banquet was given BY the American Minister, aud
a great many celebrities were present, including
BarOn you B<usS, PRIME Minister OF Austria
Mr.. Jay toasted the European Soyersigus, and Won
BeuSt replied in the English lsngusge. He said the
close sud undisturbed relations between the United
States aud AuStriz better than congratulations
{" Uniol. freedom" MAS the motto of both cOun-
tries; uuiOu alone promoted PROCESS; union alOUe
gave peace In concluding. he gave toas, TO the
memory OF George Washington, the champion Of
freedom and peace.
LONDON, Feb. 25th.-The Tlasss had an editorial
on seeHe IN Court yesterday, at the trial of lady
MOrd4ut divorce case The ILvssS SAYS the of
the Prince Of Wales due bis earelesSDeSs about
his reputation and heedess1s in the matter OF per
souai iutimacies which are forbidden TO royalty.
Prince Aloert's example Was faultlesS, and Wales
should learn from it as the example Of life free
from the SSmblanoe Of wrong.
The ILaseS also has article the subject OF the
recent decision BY the Supreme Court OF the Uuited
States the matter of legal tenders Ii asserts that
the decision has restored English confidence in
LoSDoS, Feb. 25,h-The Mordant divorce case
WAS concluded to-day. The jury rendered verdict
that Lady NoTdant was insane, aud not responsible
PARIS. Feb. 25Jh.-Three OF the editors of the
HErssAGiss, rho we're arrested for violation of the
press laws. have been liberated
Letters from Spain state that fierce struggle is
going GU between the Revolutionary and Church
parties
Tue Duke of Richmond has accepted the Tory
leadership OF the House Of Lords
NADRID, Feb. 2bth--The struggle between the
Church and Revolutionary parties IS becoming more
Intensified.
The debate on the proposition TO prosecute the
Archbishop of Santiago for treason threatens TO con-
sumo the session of the Convention.
PARIS, Feb 18th. There was i demonstration on
the part Of the couscripts al Lyons Thursday but
The troubles we're suppressed without blood shed
Archbishop Deb0nsld of Lyons, Is dead.
Two more editors have been arrested for publish
ing false news.
PARIs. Feb 26th.-It Is said that the Emperor Is
dissatisfied with his Cabinet account Of It's ina
bihty TO reconcile the opposite parties in the Corps
sanctioned by the majority nstsneed in the vote
on the question OF supporting official candidates for
the Chambers.