The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-20
FOREIGN NEWS.


Mad Steamship Cenpany for maa serviee. between
San FrAseisse and China the exssas Of i.oae.oee
per szsas. the ssgvies 10 hs ssniuaeashly; amend
meats rsGairs the Company bald ships At the rate
Ct ens each year. and recommending they be Of ir0n.
wASsiSsroS. Mar. sttA.-Tks Uaisea States Sa-
rreas CSsrs viii AsScAess strictly saferce the rale
regulating bssiness. Sad not permit the kling Of
brief Astsr the case is called Tor argument.
The Senate was Engaged this Sfleraeoa for four
hears ssd half considering the San Dennso treaty.
Mr. Ssnaer Spsasd the debate in opposition to the
rstisessiSn eSeapyiHs the a0Or till the session adj
jOarnsd bat gvia way occasionally to Senators wAs
ua3e Hrief remarks based answers 70 questions
which they had propoaniei 20 him-
The Senate viii resume the subject tomorrow. after
rsAaias the Journal. The time for the exchange Of
ratiscasions will expire the s9sh.
Nsw Yokk. Mar. s4th.-At = fun meeting Of the
New Yssk Yacht Clab, last night, the terms of the
rsss il ~hich Ashb9ry's yacht Cambria. is to com
pete hsre for the possession Of cup BY the Amer
vas resolved thA, only the scheOners Of the Clas
should eater the raeS.
p J. O'Sullyaa arrived hsre to-day direct from San
DOuingO. bringing important osseiAl dispatches, in
eladiss the general result Of the in favor Of
usxssiOn. The Minister Of Foreign Affairs says that
0SHliiv4a rsfatss the charges AsAins, parties who
prominent in advocating and negotiating the
treaty.
SAIr LAKE. Mar. s4,h,-Ths Dsssrss Ness. in re-
yari to the passage Of the Culom bin b. the House.
SAYS The striking Of the Eve sections rids ii
several Of the regalsiSs fsAtarssthst they
str0as for Congress soeed. and adds, that many
shoasas the Hease wOad never pass this bill in any
form. aad it is clear nrAsion of the Constitution
and IN direct eoutravsntion Of its principles.
II says I've cannot say what the Senate viii do
with it. but this can say, if it passes and then
.hoga receive the signature Of the President and be-
come lAw, /, viii not meet the wishes Answer
the sxpeesatious Of its authors. Personally
We care not what action be taken on the question ;
psrseea,ion drove from township township. and
50 On a territory. II has made strong thrifty
and fsArless- The most valuable experience We pos
to-day gained through persecution and do not
dread its Effects. II men wish to push Mormon
u ahead Is, thers persesats It pass the CallOm bi
Aad if this IS strong enough pass other
oppressive, raise armies attempt 6ght. drive
and exterminA;s and then watch the results .
IfR should pass the Senate and De signed by the
Chief Executive may then discuss its merits and It's
probable effect"
HAvASA, Mar. 3sth.-About 1900 spaniArds and
number of Cubans held mass meeting last night,
ami adopted resolutions protesting against any policy
involving the sale Of Cuba to the United States.
The steamer Yautie arrived to day all we'll
A Jamaica correspondent notes the arrival of the
United States Consul Phillips from Santiago De Cuba,
with the statement that be led avoid threatened
AssAszin4tion-the Spanish volunteers and the Gov
srnnsut being eOnfsssedly unable to protect him.
/ EUROPEAN.
/ LIVERPOOL, Mar. 25th.-Ths belief prevails here
that the City Of Boston sunk By collision With an
iceberg.
/ The cholera has reappeAred in ST. Petersburg.
| The Chancellor Of the Erehequer. in replying to
dsPutation, discouraged all hopes of abolition or
reduction Of the income tax.
General Lsndsnsoy has gone to Canada to organize
the militia
Accounts from the principal ports Of ireland show
that emigration to the United States has re-OPened
thi. season With great TigOr.
I The House Of Lords adjourned tonight without;
/ traasaeting any business Of interest.
In the House Of Commons TO- night the bill for the
preservation of peace il ireland considered in
Committee The clause forfeitug the editions of Sc
ditioas journals vas opposed BY Mr.. Moore, member
( for County Mayo. Several members made speeches
in advocacy ofstrking the word "seditious from
/ the clause
FOrtsseue Chief Secretary Of ireland, engaged t0
omit the sori asd provide that each caIPable journal
be entitled to warning Lord Maaners admitted
that eIraordnary powers necessary, but argued
/ that they we're made 50 BY mismAnagenent of the
I Government.
lasssons rstortsd BY charging the present situation
of Irelaud upon the Tories.
I The clause revised By leaving out the word
I 'ssedi;iogs-" Adopted By 277 majority
Downing moved aneadaent 70 the clause where
il speaks Of seditious journals requiring preliminary
/ indistuent, uhich vas segatiFsd.
The claase amended adopted BY 225 majority.
Other clauses to the bH was considered and amend
I nents adopted thereto.
/ The H0uss sdioaraed at one o'clock.
TOUEs, March 25th.--Ia the High Court ofJsstiee,
today u FI0uTst. FOR tas prosecution eoaeladed bis
speech " Laaris, also for the prosecution. followed
with al argument which occupied the entire remain
der Of the session. He compared Victor Soir With
Prnes Bouapzrte and described the latter in terms Of
.IashiHg severity The agitation Of the accused q.
times became unsoutr0sble aud caused him to inter
rspt angrily,
Il reply counsel the Court inperstiEsly insisted
that Laaris should address less bitterly. This
va. aPpIaaded By the aadisuss Who gave signs Of IA.
vorizg the Prince.
In his eSasl1ding speech, Laurie made Politi-
cal aIa=ions which we're recsivsd with marked dis-
/ approval By the spectators.
I RoKE, March 75th--Tia Loadoa.-In the Eeumeu-
isal Council Bishop stszsss1er moved that the entire
eoneasaee Of the EPiscopscJ be necessary for the
definition Of an article Of faith The motion caused
sItr1orifnsTy excitement and With violent oppo-
Iiton. Il il reported tha; the bishop uas nssted,
and drasn from the tribans and threateusd.
RLosEseE, March z5sh--Iunglts have taken place
IL PsEia- he military and citizens ia eoaHiet
I and ssae we're shat on both sides
In the Parinent last night, signor Loass confirmed
the report Of bIoodsbsd. and said the GoTeruzsnt
rosId do al in is power prevent the rsearsnes Of
| E1eh eTenfE.
PLrEorTH. March 25th.-Ihe Engish steamer
silssz arrived to-day, from New For. reports March
lsth, seeing -reek Of bark. nth mast, stsnd-
ing. and board; there no boa.s in sight
Ths name eoaId cot be discovered
LosDos. March 3sd.-In the Hsuss Of Common de-
bate rssEzsd oa the bill - ID. endorsement Of
the laws n Ireland.
Mr. D0saing, Of Cork, dsnSuzesd the prsss clause
he th1zzht the bll uth that csuss rst.ned VA e.l