The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-09
European News.

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Canadian Recproety Treaty, says its rejection by tbs
Caited States Senate relieves kngiand Of awkard
question: II free trade existed between Canada and
I the Union, the Canadian tariff would discriminate
against direct trade between the Unicn and Engand.
and CanadA would recognize closer commercial in
terrst with the United States than with England. and
political would follow commercial rstrangement.
dePEtatlon waited the Earl Of Granville to-day
and presented addresses asking for closer relations be-
sueen the British Colonies aud tho Home Govern
ment. Earl GAravile replied approving the request.
ard declaring that he opposed 10 colonial inde
, pendenee.
+ LoNDeS. Dec. i5.-KoopmSnschap the Chinese
merchant Of San Francisco, is negotiating with the
North German Lleyd's Steamship Company for the
transportation 0f coolies from Chinese ports BY the
SneE Canal to New Orleans.
LoSpoS. Dee. l5.-News received from St Peters
burg state that secret political societies have been dis
covered Al Moscow and in the interior provinces Of
European Russia They were plotting insurrec-
ton to take place the l7th o. February the ami
verssry of the emancipation Of the Serfs-
Intelligence has been received from Nontevideo and
Uruguay. The Government has recalled all political
exiles except Gen. Flores.
Pass, Dec. l5.-Advees FROM Madrid represent
the question Of the Sovereignty rapidly approach
ing definite and satisfactory solution. IL is runor-
ed that all necessary measures have been taken TO
proclaim the Duke ef Gen0a King Of Spain. and the
proclamation viii be made soon after Christmas.
Pans, Dec. SET is rumored that the Empress
instrumental in having the Spanish refugees or
dered ont OF France. but the report is unf0nnded.
The intermeddiug Of these refugees with revolution
lists here was the real cause OF their expulsion.
In the Corps LegislAtif to-day NJ. Henri Rochefort
addressed Interpolation the Government relative
the expulsion FROM French territory Of the political
refugee Senior Paul Angeo, Deputy To the Spanish
Cor;es. He said the Government permitted ex- Queen
Isabella and the CArists eonspire in this country
against spain. but exercised all its severity against
the Spanish Republicans. NJ. Reehefort eoneluded
with these words 'sloa have only one fear-it is
the Rep1biic- She i at hand. and viii avence
fhe n rhuaan md dnfS
FORBADE, Minister the InteriOr. rePisd that Sencr
Paul Angelo expelled because be shared in the
disloyal aspirations Of French Republicans, and
pressed them openly In proof Of this, NJ. For ade
quoted from spceeh made BY Senor Paul banquet
Of free thinkers IN which the early proclamation Of
the Republic in France is predicted. The Minister
denounced the red tag Of revolution and ended with
the threat that the moment the Republicans exchanged
speech for action, the Government would reduce them
Z 70 impotence.
The Emperor has established BY decree Commis-
sion to encourage aud aid all military societies Of
tual assistance founded or 10 be founded in France
and this end the Emperor grants 500 600 francs to
the Commission, OF which he is to be Honorary Pres
ident.
General Banks leaves Paris tonight on his return
TO the United States. lie had long and very inter
estng audience with the Emperor Napoleon yesterday
the Tuieries. The Emperor expressed his earnest
wish fer satisfactory understanding with the United
States postal matters ami other things equally i'm
poTtant. His Majesty regretted that his Ministers
I had not fu6lled his desires in all respects
ROVE, Dec l6.-No uneasnSss exists in regard to
the health of the Pope. The recent decree providing
for the election of should the Pope die du
rng the session Of the Council, but formality ad
dressed al the members of the Council. The
meats that any notifications viii be made in the regu
iations Of the Council incorrect Its officially set
tied that discussion this point will be permitted
PARIS Dee. l6.-Letters from Rome report that the I
Pope urges the appointment Of 6allicisn Bishops /
the leading COMMITTEES IL Is generally understood 4
that the object Of the recent decree Of the Pope dis
.sfr ska all ameL
the election TO the Pspaey Of any but an Itsan. The
Council has yet been unable TO frame commission
70 regulate the relations between Church and State and
define the rights Of each. Several votes had been
taken. but they were indeeisive.
The Council has yet named the seventy-two
members OF the three Commissions provided for,
namely Discipline. Religious Orders and Eastern At
fairs The members Of the Con mission the Faith
have been designated but their names have not yet
been made public Several Of the Bishops, among
whom is Father AATsrES, have obtained leave Of ab
senee for the purpose Of holding ordinations in their
dioceses The Cirtfd Cgfhoiea to-day publishes the
text of the apostolic letter imposing rules for the
government Of the Council.
RONE, Dee. I9.-CARpISAL PsSrISI, native of
Rome. died yesterday. aged u years. There
sixteen vacancies IN the College of Cardinals. Ii is
understood that the Pope viii make nominations to
I'll the vacancies while the Eeumenieal Council is in
session.
RoxE, Dec. 21.-The third congregation of the
Council WAS held to-day. The formation OF the Com
mttees was the only business transacted Notification
given of the result Of the voting fourteen of
tEenty-four members who are to compose the Commit
Questions Of Faith. Among the fathers elected
to this Committee the Primste of Hungary. the
Bishop of P0ieteIs the Armenian Patriarch, the
ArehbishoYs Of Posen, Cambria Malines, Utrecht Bal
timOre and Westminster. and the Bishops of Cain, Son
and Paderborn The Council tnen proceeded 10 th= ,
election OF members of the Committee
Questions Of Ecclesiastical Discipline. and the
elusion Of which the congregation adjourned.
Bull Of the Apostolic See dated the 10th day of Decem
~ h..5 nsth1 ha1 a
Of the spirit Os the epoch the number of
reserved from ecclesiastical censure. 6
PARIs, Dee 2I.-It is reported that Prince Napo- +
leon will resume the Presidency the Privy ,
CoureiI At Jsfs given at the Hotel de Vile last
night. Baron Hausnann Preeet of the Seine, made 9
a speech in which he POnteiy referred t. recent j
events in Paris and declared that in spite Of the fact
that exeesses had been committed by persons In
the name ofHberty. his hearers might assured !
that order would be preserved
NJ. Kaufman. a native Of Germany. has been expe-
led fom France for making violent radical speeches
At political meetings !
Ia NarssLaise. the new journal published by Henri =
Roehefor has already attained circulation Of l00,
oG0 copies :
TIE JoH,al 05ieiGl announces the wreck and total
loss Of .he French steamer Gorg0He, while her
way from spain 10 CheTbourg.
Henri CbeTTeau, Prefses of the Department
Of the Rhone, formerly Councillor Of State, and 4
at time connected with the Ministry of the In
terror has been summoned TO Paris. 1t rumored
that he will the Ministry 1t Is not true that
the French Government has made oyertures for gen
ersl disarmament the Cabinets Of Prussia, Austria
and Russia The French Government has taken "
steps whatever in that direction. which had
ed currency that General FieUry had given
in his resignation Minister Petersburg, pro- n
noEneed Be false General hegnault de SsntJean /;
iugeiy Marshal Of France. DIED to-day, aged 10 L
NJ Deange, Pr0cu General Of the Court Of Cas-
szton. Is dead
PARIs, Dec. PA subscription has been opened q
the relief Of the Spaniards who recently le
pelied from the country by the French Gevenment I,
which render il certain that the British :
Deer Hound has been totally lost while voyage :
from Athens Malta. Sir Stafford N9rtheote, Ex- g
Secretary Of State for India, board, and is be-
ieved 70 have perished- n
PARIs, Dec 22--Fafher Hyacinthe has arrived at o.
Havre the steamship Psreire- 81
LONDON, jan lst--fhe Spectator, commenting r,
upon the diplomatic pondeuee betwe cen
he Governments of the UBted Statas and Great u
Britain saws the notes Of Secretary Fish i'm u
prOvemeBfs SewaTG's His dispatches contain y
DO bUneOmbe or 1ouTis6eS, yet there Is TOO much NJ
aud sentimental complaint instead OF h
;lOss adherence TO the legal question The Ameri- :
an view OF the AfabazsG question Is strong one,
n which all maritime powers deeply interested, G
out Secretary Fish does not do II justice ss
The 1iNss gTaTeiy predicts prosperous CONNER n
.iai year because midway between the n
roubie Of 1850 and the period when ne" lula =
nation Is sure q
American schemes are exclEded from the Euro al
market by the action of the Judiciary aud Leg q
stature Of New York Regarding be Erie, Federal +
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