The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-07-29
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O'Clock, having left San Francisco at Z p. NJ. on the
18th.
We compile usual summary of news, beginning
with
European.
PARIS, July 3.-The approximate results, in
thIrty-foGr departments, exclusive of the Seine,
give SO Republicans and II Conservatives
The Journal deS De6dtS says the people do not
seem TO rejoice in the success of the loan, which
they regard only as u deposit for the Germans.
BORDEAUX, July 3.-Four Republicans are elected
receiving 10000 votes, the ImpeTialists $4,000 and
the Royalists 8 1000. Faidherbe and Lastelen
(Republicans) are elected by two-thirds. Calais
and Somme also chose Faidherbe. The department
of the Aisne elects a Republican the Seine Infe-
riure elects Moderate Republicans and two Mon
archists.
ROME. July Wet Emanuel has arrived, and
had an enthusiastic reception.
PARIS. July 5.-A general estimate of the supple
mentary election show that of the 40 Deputies
elected, l20 are Republicans, 8 Legitimists, and 2
BonapartIsts. The official returns will differ but
little from this estimate. Faidherbe. Gambetta and
Danfert are returned from three different assembly
districts. A majority of the Republicans elected
belong to the Moderate wing OF the party. the pro-
portion being rs Moderates to 25 Radicals. The
unexpected strength developed by the Republicans
IN the provinces discourages the partisans OF Mon
archy, The failure of the Imperial interest sur
prises nobody. but the weakness of the Legitimists
produces a sensation. 1t is feared the Assembly
will be more divided than ever, and that il will be
impossible to obtain a compact working majority
or to determine which party has the balance of
power.
The French Government has demanded an early
evacuation of the forts near Paris and of the de-
partments occupied by the Germans. Bismarck
declines to give a positive promise to comply with
the demand.
1t is said that the first act of the Assembly, as
soon as the newly-elected deputies have taken their
seats, will be to prolong the powers of Theirs, as
Chief Executive of the nation for two years.
A proposition is mOoted entrusting to Mcmahon
the command of the entire army, in order TO give
greater unity to the force, which Will soon amount
to 30O,O 900 men.
The Court-martial for the trial of the Communists
now under arrest, will take up the cases III the fol-
lowing order First, the members of the Central
Committee second, persons who have usurped
public functions last, those generally compromised
in the instruction. R0ssel will be tried before a
special tribunal.
The bank despatched to-day 100000 francs TO
Prussia. 1t filed fourteen dray carts.
Amiens is declared in a state of seige. in conse-
quence of the murder of Prussians, the murderers
remaining undiscovered.
The Minister of Finance RENTED one hundred
and four millions yesterday to Strasburg, to the
German authorities. One hundred and seventy-1ve
millions will be paid pefore the 10th, when the Ger
mans will evacute the Seine Inferieur.
PARIS, July 7th.-Count de Chambord has issued
a proclamation, announcing that be is about 10
leave France in order that his presence in the coun-
try may no longer give countenance 10 agitation.
He adds: Though absent we shall not be separ-
ated from our countrymen. When Frencbmen are
willing. we shall found a government with decen-
traliZation. liberty and universal suffrage as our
notices" He praises the army, and declares his
unfaltering adhesion to the white flag of Henry ~
and Joan of Arc, which conquered Alsace and
Lorraine.
ROME, July IOth.-Cardinal Patrizi Vicar-G General
has prohibited the reading, by members of the
Church in the Roman States, of non clerical news
papers.
LONDON, June 29th.-In the House of Lords to-
night Lord Cranmore moved a resolve expressing
regret that the Queen had been advised to sign the
Treaty of Wasbington-a bargain so unbecoming
to the honor and dignity of the country. Its con-
ditions were in conflict with instructions given, and
were AFFECT and humiliating, and irritated Canada
without conciliating America.
Earl Aertie defended and praised the treaty.
Earl Louderdale said it gave everything TO the
United States without securing an equivalent for
England.
Lord Houghton was satisfied with. the compact
because it would prevent future quarrels.
Granville closed the debate with a vigorous de-
fence of the action OF the Government,
The motion of Lord Cranmore was defeated with
decision.
Canadian ports will soon cease to be honored by
the British North American fleet and the feet in
Canadian waters will be reduced to a Commodore's
ship.
LONDON. July 16th.-The police of London have
Dispersed a meeting at Hyde Park, the object of
which was the promotion of emigration from the
United Kingdom. Their action was rendered ne
cessary by the noise and confusion incident to the
proceedings.
The Prince Imperial. Frederick William of Ger
many, is expected at Osborne on Saturday night.
The Chief of Police, of Dublin. died yesterday
from wounds received a few days since at the hand
of Il supposed Fenian. Murderer under arrest.
1t is officially announced that the Asiatic Cholera
has appeared in several places in Poland.
LONDON, July h.-P Gortschakof has ex-
pressed to "a deputation of the American Evangeli-
oaI Aniana. tho ouunnofhu of his AnO1IQf Master
the Gar, with the object OF their prayers, viz :
Advancement of the cause of religious liberty In
Russia.
LONDON. July 4th.-Tbe Times makes the New
York riots the text for an article upon the eondl-
ton of affairs in Ireland, which concludes as fol-
lows: :" If Irish feuds are as implacable in Amer
lea as the. ARE in ireland, and more sanguinary,
Irishmen must ask themselves whether Irish nature
is not more responsible for tire troubles in Ireland
than English misrule."
PARIS. July l6th.-Tb Court-martial for the trial
of the Communists will open tomorrow.
Theirs has written a short vague letter to the
Pope, limiting that France will support the Papacy
automatically if the other powers will act with her.
MADRID. July I6tb.-The Cortes yesterday eve
ming voted the budget.
The murderer of Marshal Prim has been arrested.
1t is said that Prince DAISY, son of ex-Queen Is
abella of Spain, objects to the Regency. The Duke
de Montpensier is proposed by the Monarchial
party in the event Of the restoration OF the Bour-
bon dynasty ia Spain.
MADRID. July l6th.-It is rumored that in conse-
queace of the warm discussion in the Cabinet
Council, Ministers Marras. Gorilla and Beraldi are
determined to resign that the present Cabinet
will be dissolved and a Radical Ministry formed.
United States.
The principal item Of news from the Eastern
States, is the great riot that occurred 10 the city of
New York, on the 18th of July hhad been known
for several days previous to the 18th, that the or
of Irish known as Orangemen, intended
to parade on that day. The Mayor, having good
to anticipate that the Irish Catholics would
the procession of Orangemen, and fearing
a riot, forbade the parade. Subsequently, the Gov
ernor of the State, Hoffman, issued the following
proclamation:
By John I. Hoffman, Gouernor-A Proclama-
ton: Having been only this day apprised, while
at the Capital. Of the actual condition of things
here with reference to the proposal procession to-
and having, in the belief that my presence
needed, repaired hitber Immediately, do make