The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-08-31
The War Feeling in England.

NEW YoKk. August S-A special 20 the TSib1as,
dated London Aug :, saws the disappointment OF
6lsastoucs failure 10 make positive declaration 10
pro,ec; Belgium, on Monday night, seems TAR more
general, and even indignant, than yesterday. The
attention throughout his speech the Rouse had the
air Of Painful waichfaness at its close ono Of un-
satisfied expectation. aud Conservatives complain
bitterly that the Government tails to compgehtud
the determination Of the people aud TIA, 6lsdstones
economist and sentimental shrinking from war
threatens 70 prccipitate England into the very
fici which she SEEKS to avoid.
The complaints Of the German press on Engiand's
irrcsolutv policy and imperfect neutrality felt to
DC Just luhueutial Liberals have ALREADY repre-
scented 70 the Government the danger Of deserving
such rcproachcs from Prussia as from the United
states. ur.ug tha, some decisive step DC taken or
clear declaration made The Neutrality Acts aud
the decision on coal viii not satisfy Prussia
Lord RusscIrs speech tonight against France rep
resented the Liberal feeling tar better than Glad
stones, and was heartily approved in both Houses,
The statement which he drew from Granville,
though not explicit, was signi6eau, Of a more de
eidea policy than was before announced. sim, il
does not nee; the views Of the strong party which
insists thar the only way for England 10 keep cut Of
:
3, when necessary Nobody here cares anything
about the shadOwy policy q iUiure mediation which
seems 50 sllGyiug 10 Gladstone. Hence the Journals
Of the Government, arr soieitous that England shall
do her whole duty and pr,ss Lord Granyilles words
beyond their literal sense and insist that they mean
al the COUNTRY wants them 10; aud the Ns1s Of to-
morrow comments on his response as prompt and
satisfactory, adding that his lspguage not
uumis;akcable, Lord Granville said that at some
future time he might DC more specific he could
not DC morr Ineligible, even if Lord Russell pro
iessed himself satisfied.
Referring 10 the Monday debate the same paper
SAYS; An armed neutrality, in conjunction with
other great military power, cannot but have mean
ing significance.
But Disrae gives ui,eranoe TO the prevailing sen
iimeui in Parliament aud cut Il doors when be
insisted on our neutrality being in : condition TO
make itself respected,
The new ioreisn Enlistment Act. which was read
the second time on Monday, foFbids the enlistment
OF British subjects anywhere, or Of aliens in the
Kingdom The building of ships is criminal equally
With fitting on; or equiPpinE them, and the Secre-
tsry Of State may al any momen, seize them, and
the Couri of Admiralty condemn them. II they
escape, and their priEes are brought here, they shall
be restored 10 their owners.
Tie correspondent Of the Dsiis Meas writes from
Pans, Monday that the Clerical party is making
great efforts with the Empress TO Keep the French
troops al Rome. Government papers seeing how
improbable E, Is that they viii execute the Sepiem-
ber Convention 10 s Wsy to guarantee the Popes
stay in Rome, say that the evacuation is due 10
stra;zceic considerations and not political the Eu
Peror's purpose may yet give way.
Paul Csssasnac in his paper O.; Monday, demands
the Issue q reprisAls sgaiDs, 10000 Germans now
in Paris whom he denouuees a. spies. and proposes
10 guard the people a-siust them and compel their
immediate expulsion.