The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-07-22
LATER.

By the arrival on Wednesday noon of the bark
Comet, Capt. A. Fuller Is days from San Francisco,
we have received our files to July Sd. We summa-
rize kilograms
BERLIN. June 27.-Emperor William has decreed
a change in the present army combinations in
France, and the formation Of all the German troops
in that country into one combination, to be called
the Army of occupation in France, with ManteulTel
as commander.
LONDON, June 27.-The striking miners Of South
Wales now number 1000, and there seems 10 be no
prospect of a settlement of the difficulty with the
companies.
LONDON, June 2S-The Gazette announces the rat
iacation Of the Treaty of Washington. Commits
sioners will shortly be named to carry the stipula-
tons into effect. Persons having claims against
the United States are requested 10 present them
within six months from the first meeting.
Howard, Secretary of the British Legation at
Washington. is appointed agent to receive the
claims of British subjects coming within articles IL
to IL of the Washington treaty.
The German attempt to excite dissatisfaction in
Heligoland has failed.
LONDON, June 30.-The correspondents agree
that the review and loan are a success. One says
that with Parisians revenge is uppermost, and they
still hope for an attempt to read just the frontier.
The official journal, speaking Of the review, says:
" We show Europe an army OF 100000 valorous
men. admirably commanded, which has sc"ed civ
ilizatiOn. We have also called for two thousand
millions Of francs. and i've milliards have been Of
IcIcu. ID ndllOH eVlueHLly TeCOVtTE.
PARIS, July lst-The return Of the Monarcbists
is probably in the departments. The Imperialists
are active, but have no chance.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The following dispatch
was received at the Navy Department this after
noon
"CoREA, June 23.-To tie Secretary " Of the Many:
The Coreans not apologizing for their treacher-
Gus attack. on the 10th we landed on Kong docks
and destroyed the lower fort and munitions. On
? 18th we took another fort. and then stormed
and captured their stronghold. Five forts have
been taken. The troops which defended them are
reported as numbering IL 1000. There was desper-
ate hand-to-hand lighting. The ordinances was de-
sfrOyed. -Four hundred and eighty-one pieces.
small brass pieces, very many small arms. and City
flags were taken. We counted two hundred and
forty-three dead Coreans around the citt.el. We
had three killed: Commander McCrea who was
first inside the citadel. killed with a BALLET and
landsman, Seth Allen. Our nine wounded are all
out of danger and doing well.
JOHN RODGERS, Commodore U. S. N"
LONDON, June 28-The Foreign Office received a
dispatch from Shanghai to-day, announcing a VIC
tory Of the Americans over the Coreans.
The Emperor of Germany has granted an amnesty
to the natives Of AIsace and Lorraine under SEN
tence for political or military offenses, combined
The Emperor Napoleon visited London on June
29th, and was elected a member of the Army and
Navy Club.
DR.. Dollinger has received the degree Of Doctor
of Civil Law from the University Of Oxford. Eng
land. The vote stood 65 to l6.
The PoLoris sailed for the North Pole, June 30tb.
California.
The troops sent to Suffer Greek to quell dis
turbances among the miners, arrived at Amador,
June 18th. and encamped without molestation.
The work in the mines was being resumed.
At the Republican State Convention, June 18th,
Newton Booth, of Sacramento, was nominated for
Governor by ~accIamation, Mayor Selby, OF San
Francisco, having Withdrawn.
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ton for murder of A. p. Crittenden, her counsel
moved to set aside the order denying a motion for
a new trial, on the ground OF new testimony. The
motion was denied. Exceptions noted. and appeal
taken. The general opinion expressed was that
Mrs. Fairs punishment will be committed TO i'm
prisonment for life.
JULY I'd, a grand demonstration in honor Of the
18th anniversary Of Pope Pious TX, took place in
San Francisco. A procession. said to have been
the longest ever seen in that city, numbering H.
600 persons, paraded the streets.
Great preparations had been made for the cele-
bration OF the 4th Of July on a grand scale.