The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-05-28
A.. European,

RovE Nav O-Tbe opponents Of the dogma OF
iniallibility will hold "a conference to-day piePal-
atory to opening the debate on that subject III 'Do
Council to-day.
Sr. PrTERsBuRG. May 9.-One Chisckom, n laborer
once employed by Prince Darensberg, has been
arrested charged with his mArder. It's sald INC
proof against him is conclusive
LONDON. May 9.-The Neos. authoritativeIy; con,
tradicts the rumOrs of John BFlgbts contemplate"
resignation from the Cabinet.
The Times understands that the warning to
German capitalists against American Dohds caue
from the North German Consul ut Ne" YORK
The anticipated reduction of duties on iron by
the United States causes great activity IN tlie iron
regions OF Wales.
The project of a ship canal from Liverpool TO
Manchester has again been revived.
Mr.. Stan6eld. the Secretary of the Treasury.
stated that the 81 900, 900 paid for telegraph llneo
was included in the sum total OF the National DEBT,
eS0l, 600. 600 on March 3lst.
Prussia has signed the Burlingame treaty, ana
agreed to n fair settlement of the frontier question.
The Chinese Embassy go 10 Brussels aud Paris,
and thence to Rome.
ST. D~ONINGo. April II, cid Havana, April 23.-
The revolution continues. Gen. Cabral has been
declared an outlaw for delivering Salnave into the
hands of the Hayticns.
MADRID. April 25.-The city journals mention
the continued receipts Of memorials from the
Northwestern Provinces favoring the election OF
Espartero as the future monarch Of Spain.
ROME. Aprll ZD.-At the ECuunculcal OOuICll. On
Sunday. six hundred and s%ixty-four Fathers were
present. The Constitution de fide was unanimously
voted it contains four charters and eighteen
canons. as follows Charter LIST. five Canons on
the Creator Charter I'd. four Canons on Rcvela-
ton; Charter Sd, six Canons on Faith Charter
4th, three Canons on Faith and Reason.
PARIS. May s-Noon-The Project Of Police
issued this morning the following Proclamation
- Rumors alarming to the public peace are circu-
lated in several parts of the capital. and disorders
are predicted as sure to follow the counting OF the
vote. The Project Of Police therefore deems II bis
duty TO warn the citizens that the most enicacious
measures have beeen taken to repress with energy
and promptitude every attempt at sedition. The
Project invites all good citizens to keep away from
places where criminal attempts may be made, and
to aid those specially charged with respect Tor
persons () and property"
The HerdId's Paris special says a Cabinet Council
was held yesterday, at which the Emperor presided.
The session lasted two hours. 1t was decided,
after a debate of two hours, to identify the Ministry
with the Ple6iScituR and publish a proclamation
by each Minister. The discussion arose on the
subject Of the question OF the Emperor's dynasty
and hereditary successors to be inserted IN the
proclamation. The Emperor objected on the
ground that for him TO acknowledge the represent
atives of the people to ask "A ratification Of the
vote of 1852 would In reality be expressing n
doubt of the loyalty OF his subjects, 1t was
decided that the Emperor. being elected by eight
million votes will not and does not propose at the
present day the question of his dynasty to the
people. on the ground that in 1852 His Majesty
UGInllUGu IUt GObltl dAlOh VI NhN B1OIlNN w Nabhb
lish the order on which the foundation Of all the
national prosperity is laid, and in 1870, he demands
the assistance Of the people TO enable him 10 found
and consolidate liberty for France.
The Ministerial proclamation criticises the con-
duct of the opposition, and asserts that their course
is inexplicable. II adds that if the electors vote
not on the Plebiscito@n they avow themselves the
adveTsaries of liberty.
The French Republicans have resolved 10 hoist
their party flag openly and publicly on the occa-
sion of the electoral vote, AT "a meeting OF the
body held last night it was resolved 10 establish u
Partisan International Association OF Working
Men, and that the artisans motto on the hags and
paper prospectus should be The Republic with
all its consequences, and death TO its enemies"
This is far in advance OF Rochefort. The auda-
cious announcement is already reported by a copy
before the Imperial Procureurs for consideration
and legal action.
PARIS. May S-lI O'cLock.-The people assembled
in immense crowds on the Boulevards and other
parts of the city. The agitation is very great, but
there has been no conflict. 1t is roughly estimated
that the city has given l39 1000 against and III 900
for the PLebiScituTn. In the departments. so far as
heard from. there is a great majority in the affirm
alive. The precautions against an outbreak have
been doubled. A strong military guard is stationed
around the Tuilleries and other places. All the
sections are occupied by troops, and the Place DIES
Invalides is Alled by cavalry. Fresh troops arrived
tonight.
PARIS, May 8-Midnight-The vote Of Paris,
except one section, gives. yes, 1880 no, ~lS2,SSl.
The city is tranquil. The few returns from the
surrounding provinces give, yes, lOS,526; no,
1910.
The long threatened strikes have begun in
earnest. Foundrymen and m%oulders, about 10000
strong. have struck, as did also the tailors house
painters are expected to strike tomorrow.
Political excitement on account Of the Plebis-
citum is increasing throughout the country, and
the journals complain that it has a bad effect on
commerce
The Moniteur announces that the Journal 00lcieL
will publish on Friday next, q decree appointing
the Sh day Of May. as the day for taking the vote
on the Plebiscitum, and limiting. the vote 10 one
day.
The sugar refners and hatters have joined in a
strike.
The crusade now going on in Paris against vac
cination singularly comedies with a great increase
OF smallpox, The number OF deaths In the French
capital by that disease was 1l2, between the 18th
and 10Th of March.
The Pope still persists in Withholding Darius
note from the Ecumcnical Council. Notwithstanding
the concurrence of the Great Powers therein.
Reports are rife in this city that the police have
discovered a new plot against the State and life Of
the Emperor. 1t is alleged that yesterday a deserter
from the army, and a oncommissioned officer, was
arrested at a hotel in the Rue de Maintenon. who
had in his possession a letter from Augustus
FleOurens. and a note containing instructions for
his part in executing the conspiracy.
LONDON. May 5.-The Times deplores the Wo-
mans Rights movement in the House Of Commons
last evening, and does not believe the women OF
England at all sympatbIZe with IL.
In the Commons tonight n petition for woman
suffrage containing nearly one hundred thousand
names was presented by Jacob Bright, who then
moved a second reading of the bill removing the
disabilities Of women TO vote.
Queen Victoria has had a telegraph wire con-
nected with Windsor Castle. A few days since she
sent a message in the Royal cypher 10 Prince
Arthur, and on her return from a walk she found
an answer awaiting her.
The French Emperor has ordered the printing OF
100000 copies Of the plebiscitum, with an ex-
PLANTATION thereof. for the instruction Of the people,
so that they may vote intelligently.
A movement has been made by Austria and
Russia in favor of a general disarmament of
Europe.
Vessels returning to ports Of England report the
success of the whale and seal fisheries this season.
The Produce Market ReUie1o praises the Govern
ment for reducing the duties and rates on sugar.
1t says it gives universal satisfaction.
The press mention the fact that the new wood
paper is reported to be as tenacious as that of
rags. 1t is now in process of manufacture at
Saukey Mills.
D-