The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-30
EUROPEAN.

LONDON, Feb. 2s.-The House of Lords to-day had
brief debate on the Sunday Trading bill.
In the Commons, Mr.. Gladstone promised an early
introduction of practical measure for education in
Ireland and Scotland.
Mr.. Gladstone also informed the House that Re
ciprocity treaty with Austria would before
it, and afford opportunity for thorough discussion
Of the commercial treaties.
Mr.. Childers laid before the House estimates for
expenditures of the navy, which amount to nine and
quarter millions sterling. He proceeded explain
and justify the estimates laying stress the outlay
required for building ronclads. When all vessels
in process of construction were completed, the
roncad feet would consist of two brOadsde ships Of
the largest size, second class, nine third class,
eight fourth class four fifth class, and two sixth class
OF ships there would be two fret class five
ond class, and third class. besides number of
smaller iron vessels This feet would place England
an equal footing with the highest naval power in
the world. He proposed in order to keep its strength
up the standard, to add yearly 10000 tons to the
navy. ri- N--t
PARIS. Feb. ga decree in the Journal 06ieiale
prescribes that the condition applied to the
papers and samples of merchandise sent by mail from
France to the United States shall be the whether
the matter is forwarded directly from France 70 Amer
lean ports or by way of England.
The Times criticises the vagueness of Mr.. Glad
stones remarks in Parliament last night the pro-
posed action Of the Government in relation to the bill
for reform of the land system in Ireland. does
believe there can be any boroughs long the Gov
eminent fails assert the majesty of the law. Grimes
still UNPUBLISHED in Ireand disorder rampant.
The Government paeify or control ireland
re-estabsh decided policy till it its power.
The Times demands the adoption of such apocy with
delay.
meeting of Irish bers will be held on Monday
for the purpose of taking with reference to the
Irish land bill The Liberals will endeavor to add an
amendment extending the system ofthe rights of
Ulster to the whole of Ireland great many Liber-
ais, especially the Wings, viii resist this amendment
The Irish Liberals do not feel satisfied with the
plantations made in Parliament in reference to the
treatment Donovan Rosa and his fellow convcts.
The whole subject viii speedily be brought to the at
tention of Parliament.
BERLfs, March 2d.-Reichstag. after long de-
bate rejected the proposition of the Radicals pay
the members for attendance.
The French Government has warned its representa-
tive at Rome to great caution in his efforts pro-
tect the institutions of the Catholic state.
LONDON. March 2d.-In the House of Commons to-
day. the bill requiring railroad companies to place
foot-warmers in all their carriages killed by
amendment. requiring them to supply hot brandy.
rugs. and cvercoats
PRINCE PIERRE BoSAPARTE AND NJ. RocHEFoRT.-
The following letter. addressed by Prince Pierre Bona
A. u
of the melancholy catastrophe which followed,
is Published in the Paris papers
(" Paris, Jan. 7. 1870.
"Sir,-After having outraged in succession each of
my relatives, and not having spared either women or
children you have now insuIted me by the pen of one
of your workmeu. That is quite natural, and my
turn must have come. But 1 possess, perhaps. an
over most of those who bear my uame-it
is that am private person, although / still
Bonaparte. l wish, therefore, to ask whether your
inkstand is projected by your breast, and tell
step take. Indeed. 1 learn from the newspapers
that your electors have given you imperative
date to refuse all honorable reparaton and to pre-
serveyour precious existence. Nevertheless, Isen-
ture to make the experiment. in the hope that
feeble remains of French spirit may you to de-
part from-in my favour-those measures Of pru-
dence and precaution in which you have taken refuge
If. then, by chance you should consent to waive
those safe guards which render your honorable
person doubty invioable. you will find me neither in
palace in a chateau. reside, plainly, at SO,
Rue Auteuil and promise you that if you present
yourself you will mot be told that not at home
Awaiting your reply, have again the honour to sa-
lutte you.
PIERRE NAPOLEON BoSAPARTE.
- To NJ. Henri Rochefort, I f-r
3, Rue d'Aboukr. Paris