The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-04-27

wishes to promnlgate the first scheme At Easter so
that the second scheme--that on the Infallibity-
/ MAJ be discussed Immediately after the holidays.
81 GLASGOW, April 4th.-The new steamer Italy, Of
the National line launched to-day, Is said TO be the
largest screw vessel aoat, except the Great Eastern
PARIS april 4th.-A Subscription paper, signed by
ninety thousand OF the Radicals Of Paris has been
presented 10 NJ. ordinsrira, Deputy Of the Corps
Legislatil Each subscriber contributes twenty five
confines to 20 toward indemnity to Rochefort for
the loss of his salary Deputy Similar lists win
be circulated throughout France.
PARIS, April 4th.-It is now tolerably certain that
the solution of the question for submission of the
new order OF things vote OF the people will be
| deferred for time. The misunderstanding between
the Ministry and Chambers on this subject, there
fore, win be avoided.
The strike at La Creuret continues; no collision
has yet occurred between the rioters aud the troops
The Radical parts is working hard to insure the
success of Uric Fouville candidate, for Deputy 10
the Corps Lesislatif, from the city of Lyons.
/ PARIS April 9Th in the Corps Legislatif to-day,
it was announced that the Government had decided
to make an appeal 10 the people the question Of
the new Constitution NJ Olivier declared that the
Government would accept the Interpolation Of NJ.
Grassy on the subject of Constitutional power which
last week he had refused to listen to-
Theirs has drawn up vote Of confidence. which
though not yet introduced in the Chamber, has al
ready been accepted by the Right Center but refused
BY the Left. -r-,a
The discussion on the Interpolation of NJ. Grassy
has commenced, aud the result IS anxiously awaited.
vienna, April 4ih.-The Ministry having resigned,
the Emperor has summoned Count PatocH TO form
a Cabinet.
BERLIN April 4th.-The Prussian Government has
appointed Chamberlain silk as special envoy to Pc
kim to return the diplomatic courteses extended by
the Burlingame Embassy. Herr silk will also pro-
coed Yeddo and it viii be part of his mission to
regulate the political and commercial relations of;he
North German Confederation with China and Japan.
LONDON, April 4th.-In the House of Lords the
members of the Commons were summoned TO the
bar when a message was read announcing the Royal
assent to the bill for the enforcement ofthe laws and
the preservation OF peace in ireland.
In the House of Commons, Mr. Gladstone, in re-
marks TO Dixie said he thought no compensation
was cue to the widow Of Gordan, who was executed
in Jamaica.
Monsell, Under Secretary for the Colonial Depart
meut said the mand from the Canadian authorities
for regular troops the Read River expedition was
under consideration. /.
The consideration of the Irish land bill
sumed in the Committee Disrael opposed the
amendment proposed by the Government extending
the Ulster custom over ireland. He begged the
House TO consider the effect the law would have
English land and predicted that agitation and law
lessness would increase. Disrael then submitted an
amendment limiting compensation TO retiring ten
ants to damages for his unexpected improvements
and unfinished course of husbandry.
Mr. Lowe replied to Disraeli in a speech irrelevant
TO the amendment under consideration. He said the
bill possibly violated the rules of political economy,
but such violations were of daily occurrence.
Gathern Hardy supported Disnelfs amendment.
Hardy, and Sir Rounded Palmer, who followed him,
both urged greater caution than the Government had
exhibited so far in the management of the measure
the changes proposed generally too lily consid
cred and sweeping.
Forescue, Chief Secretary, replied to the charges
against the Government
Reed, member for South Norfolk, denounced the
bill as revolutionary
Buxton declared that the bill limited the rights of
property. which were now subyerted.
Brodereek, Sir Patrick and others followed, but
presented no arguments. e.
Gladstone explained that part ofthe clause was for
compensation to the tenant, not the scale by which
it should be awarded He said the amendment pro-
posed by Disrae was intended not to mollify but to
kin theb i'll.
Disraeli replied TO the various arguments which
had been made 10 his amendment, and closed the
debate
The House then divided and Disraelfs amend
ment carried BY 76 majority.
Adjourned.
PARIS April 4ih-Another demonstration was
made BY the students against DR.. Tarden. The tu-
mutt greater than on previous occasions.
The Corps Legislatif o-day had a stormy session,
NJ. Gersy said he would not resist any plehiscum
which was not first discussed by this Chamber. NJ.
Olivier formally announced that plebiscum would
be submitted to the the people.
Jules Favre made violent attack on SeRdts Con-
slfl0n which would add greatly to the present pow
err be said the power of declaring peace
should not be left to the Chief of the State, who af
fortunate war, could crush the legislative pow
er. The proposed alterations of the Constitutions
he denounced as the ultimate result of desPoiism.
The speech Of Fayre created crest excitement.
A demand to set the questions aside vas opposed
and the voted taken on it; it was decided by one
hundred and ffty-One 10 four to proceed with the
discussion.
Owing 10 the lsteness of the hour the reading was
adjourned, and it is expected the debate will be re-
sumed and come 10 result to morrow.
LONDON, April 5th.-The Times says the French
cable shares baye deprecated account of threat
ened competition.