The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-12-30
Foreign Intelligence

NEW 10Rh, NOV. ~ dSuluktOH OhAOidlo nttAO
that Admiral Lee with his feet is ordered 10 Cuban
waters. with instructions, il satisfaction for recent
outrages is not rendered, he is TO open his guns on
the city of Havana.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The public debt has been
reduced three millions four hundred and ~sixty-two
thousand dollars during the past month.
LONDON, Dec. IA morning bulletin from Sand
bingham states that there was an increase OF the
fever of the Prince early in the evening yesterday,
but as night advanced II again partially subsidized.
and the Prince remained comparatively quiet
throughout the rest Of the night.
PARIS, Dec. I.-Cremieux, one of the four Com
munist leaders condemned TO death by the Court
martial at Marseilles, was executed to-day. He
was taken from his prison at an early hour this
morning, conveyed a short distance outside the
walls and shot. He died bravely, refusing to be
blindfolded. His last words were "Vive la Re-
publique."
MADRID, Dec. 2.-It is rumored that Great Britain
and the United States threaten an immediate inter
vention in Cuban affairs.
LONDON. Dec. 5.-The morning Bulletin says the
Prince of Wales passed a comfortable night. The
progress of his case is satisfactory, aud the symp-
toms continue 10 indicate a slow but steady i'm
provement. IL is understood that the fever, though
severe, has at no time been beyond the control OF
medical attendants. The public apprehension as
to the result has measurably subsidized.
General L. ID. SicKles and bride have arrived, on
their way to Liverpool, 10 take the steamer for
New York.
The annexation OF the diamond neldH 10 the Eng
lish Dominion in South Africa, has been completed.
PARIS, Dec. ga great Gre occurred to-day in
the Hotel Rue de Livre, which contains many Of
the most elegant shops in Paris. Owing TO the ex-
ertions of the firemen the flames were extinguisbed
before any injury had been done 10 the place it.
self. The loss to the store-keepers Is immense.
VERSAILLES, Dec. THE message Of Theirs was
received by the Assembly to-day and read. 1t an
nOunces that the British Government has been no.
tilted OF the intention OF France 10 abrogate the
treaty of commerce at a stipulated time, but France
will not discontinue negotiations for the rearrange-
ment of her commercial relations with Great Brit
ain. The deputies are warned never TO forget 10
what depths OF wretchednesst the Empire had led
the country. France should now look for a COM
plete resignation TO God and time. 1t was her pol
icy to endure a digni6ed peace, aud should war oc-
cur despite her determination TO remain at peace,
il should not be her deed. France must resume the
position to which she was entitled. not only for her
own good. bat in the interest Of all nations. France
sympathizes with the Pope in the maintenance OF
his spiritual independence, and will in case OF need,
give the Holy Father, a vigorous support. The ut
most cordiality is manifested toward Austria, for
whose prosperity a fervent hope Ii expressed. The
relations of France with Russia says The President,
are those Of a reciprocal interest. Theirs deploTes
the indebtedness OF the country. but says that il is
due 10 the Vaccinations OF the ~ex-Emperor Napo-
leon. The President advocates the establishment
of a general compulsory military service in war
time, and proposes a limitation OF the annual con-
tingent to 10000 men in the time OF peace. The
message concludes with an expression Of confidence
III Tue patrlOusm OF tue Assembly.
LONDON, Dec. 50 z. MA report is In circuIa-
lion that the Prince is worse. It Is given under re-
serve by the central agency of the Press Associa-
ton, which is considered a trustworthy source of
news. All the members Of the Royal family were
Geographically summoned to Sandringham. The
Queen and Princess Louise left Windsor al r. NJ,
and the distress OF both was apparent.
LONDON. Dec. s.-The great prostration Of the
Prince of Wales is due to hemorrhage Of the ulcers
in the intestines. 1t is feared one OF the intestines
may be perforated. and in that case he would die
suddenly by a collapse like the Earl Of Chester
field.
New York, Dec. ia special dispatch from
Matamoras. Mexico, says that the unconditional sur
render OF SaltllO, with all the Government troops,
arms and ammunition, has been announced by Cen
eral Travino, commander OF the revOlutionists.
Eahife, another rebel leader. is marching on Mier,
and constantly adding to his strength, without any
opposition from the forces of Juarez. Costina had
arrived at Matamoras with 100 men, and bis arrival
created apprehension Of trouble.
New York. Dec. ia special despatch from
London says that tremendous excitement prevailed
in Madrid on receipt of President Grants message.
relating to the Cuban difficulty. The Government
has resolved TO maintain a firm attitude. A REIN
forcement of four thousand troops. two additional
generals and four ironclads, will be Immediately
dispatched TO Cuba.
LONDON, Dee. ia sensation was created In
Berlin by the Cars speech al the Georgen fest,
which is regarded as an end 10 the g1nrantee OF
peace in Europe. erTk
LONDON, Dec. l2--5 A. M.-The Prince Of Wales,
according TO an Official despatch just received from
SaDdringham, passed a very restless night. There
are no signs Of improvement In his condition, and
death is imminent at any time during to-day from
snffocation. His strength is not so good. and what
sleep be has is followed by restlessness and un-
quiet. The chest symptoms are bad. The Princess
AlexandTa is greatly exhausted. The Princess
Royal Victoria. wife OF the Crown Prince or Ger
many. is hourly expected at SaDdringham. The
Prince IL threatened with inflammation OF The lungs.
! The oY0itQuAnf In IonIru au1 n.
greater than during the Crimean war.
LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE strike Of the teieorapbers
continues greatly TO the Embarrassment Of the pub
lie. At the present %juncturc the wires are crowded
with messages, and serious delays are expected In
both the public and private service.
MADRID. Dec. 1.-THE election for the Cortes
took place to-day throughout Spain. and II Is al
ready known that the Republicans have triumph
anly elected their candidates Ia 23 Of the 4s Capt.
tails of the Provinces, and ~ Of the smaller towns.
A despatch from Bombay states that the cholera
Is raging severely among the natives OF Lucknow
and its vicinity.