The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-27

Whitlsw Reid, JAS. Sinclair, John F. Cleveland OF
the Tribune. Daniel J. Freshman, Junius d. Brown
Geo. King, David Watson, DR.. Sayre, Mrs. Richard
son Mcfarland, Henry Ward Beecher, and Rev. Mr..
rockingham have received subpenas from the de-
Tense
EUROPEAN.
Tours, March 27th.-In the closing arguments the
lawyers for the defense laid great stress on the cou-
and violent denuncaiions Of the Prince in Mar
settles and other cities in France calculated TO exas-
perate him.
MADRID, Mar. 27th.-Senor Becora, Minister for
the Colonies declared in the cores yesterday, that
the Captain General of Cuba had instructions
order an election to be held for Deputies to the
Cortes. if the situation in the Island would permit
LONDON, March 2sth.-The Times reviews the pro-
ceedings of the High Court of Tours and pronounces
Prince Pierre Bonaparte creature not be trusted
with deadly weapon, but to be kept like madman,
under constant watch
PARIS, March 2Sth.-Cardinsl Antonellis reply to
Darius dispatch is made public 1t substantially de-
mics the Interpretation the Empire places on the
policy and pretensions of the Pope.
PARIS, March 2Sth.-In the Senate to-day, NJ
Roheur presiding Minister Olivier read the project
of the Senat.ls Consaltsm drawn up in accordance
with the recent letter of the Emperor Itmakes i'm
portant changes in the prerogatives of the Senate.
Hereafter legislative powers be divided between
the Emperor, the Senate, aud the Corps Legislatif
The number ofsenators must be one-third less than
that Deputies Former articles giving constituent
power to the Senate are abrogated and the Cousti-
tuition henceforh may only be changed by the voice
of the people on proposal of the Emperor. r.7
MADRID, March 29th-The Count of Java, who
fed from Spain year ago, after having Killed Senior
.0lazags in duel. has received an indulgence from
penalties incurred and is expected back soon 1t is
generally supposed that this done pave the way
for an indulgence in the case ofthe Duke Montpen-
sier, who recently killed Don Henry Bourbon in
duel. Duke Montpensier, however, has remained in
Madrid since the duel
LONDON, April lst-In the House of Commons
last night the House took up the Irish Land bill in
Committee. Successive amendments, modifying
the Ulster custom, were considered and rejected.
The Aeaoriai Diploaatiqse defers promotions to
candidates until September.
LONDON, April 1st-Populsr discomfort in Ireland
seems increasing. Evening papers of this city pub
lsh long list ofoutrages recently committed there
Yesterday the Protestant Church at But:ivant Cork
county. was entered by evil disposed persons, and
the walls and furniture defaced, and the building
nearly destroyed.
DUBLIN, april 1st-A correspondent of the En-
Ming Post says emigration from ireland to the United
States has Increased to a remarkable extent within
the past few days and is altogether due the prob
able passage through Parliament Of the obnoxious
bill for the preservation of life and property in Ire
land. .rrr-
NEW YoRk, April 2d-A Dublin despatch states
that an immense indignation meeting held last
night, at which speeches made and resolutions
adopted repudiating the Peace Preservation bill,
under consideration in Parliament. threatening to
destroy the remnant Of liberty yet remaining the
Irish people. committee was appointed to wait on
Gladstone and represent him that the policy Of the
Government in this respect receives the of all
classes, and urge him to modify the bill. Resolutions
also adopted urging the repeal of the union exist
ing between England and Ireland the interests of
both cpuntriss we're AntagOnistic e2Hsaif
PAR1s, April Sd.-La Liberte announce to-day. that
NJ Daru has abandoned his idea Of sending special
Ambassador to Rome. the Marquis Of Bonneville,
French Minister to that city who is at present in
Paris. will therefore return to his post Immediately
The reason for this is found in the failure of NJ Daru
in his negotiations at Vienna Madrid and Flor
ence, for plan looking to concerted action.
Loxpos, April 2d.-Advicss from Rome report a re-
markabie scene the recent sitting Of the Council
Cardinal schvartzenburg and Bishop strossmeyer en-
deavOred to urge policy Of cancellation. and while
speaking in favorable terms Of Proestants and object
ing to ansthemas directed against them as arrogant
and profAns sencsd By the angry uproar Of the
Assembly. s.naise r-=al