The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-12

] York has foundered Her crew was saved.
VERSAILLES. June 2O-In the Assembly, to-day
during the debate on the Loan Bill Theirs made
statement CD the financial condition of the country
He said that the German war cost France 500 COX
francs. The deficit during the fiscal years of 1901
reached 63l 600 francs, but of this amount thu
Bank of France had advanced TO the Government
1900 900 francs, that the immediate deficiency
for the year reduced to 30l 10000 But to this
must be added 4S6 600 incurred since in suppress
ing the instruction in Paris. This total deficit
7S10OO,0OO francs, Theirs proposed to meet by JIM
posing new taxes The situation, he said, was diff
cult but not disastrous
MADRID, June 90 - The Impartial says that the
Ministers have decided to resign only after the de-
bate in the Cortes on the Address.
Serrano entreated Moret to withdraw his resigna
ton, but the latter remained firm, and his resignation
has been accepted by the King
The Project of Madrid has resigned in consequence
OF the disturbances on the Popes Jubilee.
LONDON, June 81. = Correspondence from Rome
says the Pope, on the twenty-fifth anniversary OF
his Ponticate, received deputatious from all couu-
tries, even from Poland. AT least 1000 delegates
and 500 ladies waited on him during the day. The
Pope, in his replies TO the congratulations of foreign
populations, said he hoped soon to be able to bear
the through the streets of Rome without fear
of outrage. To the French delegates he spoke feel
ingly the situation in France and congratulated
them on her victory the powers OF darkness.
He gratifed at receiving telegram from the
Queen of England, expressing her wishes for his
long life and happiness. During the day the Pope
distributed 5000 francs among the poor, and re-
ceved municent presents from the faithful through
out the world. Notwithstanding the precautions
taken by the police the visitors, while on the way
to the Vatican, were frequently insulted. There
were great crowds in the streets Many soldiers who
had served in the Pontfcal army were arrested the
day before the festival, to prevent disturbance.
VERSAILLES, June 2O-Midnight Assembly
has unanimously passed the Loan Bill
WASHINGTON, June 21.-It is stated that Thorn
ton, the British Minister is instructed by his Gov
ernment not to leave Washington until further
particulars of the Corean difficulty have been re-
ceived.
PARIS June 20. A correspondent writing May
2lst, says that when body of Communists entered
Washburnes house, with the intention of commit
ting depredations, the commander of the Prussian
forces to the northward of Paris said that if Wash
burne was not, in person and property held invoa-
BILE, the city would be bombarded within twenty-four
hours. This warning had its effect, but Paris was
at the mercy of the American Minister, and at his
word one thousand guns would have opened on the
city.
Corpses are daily discovered in the ruins The
exploration of the sewers is completed, and many
have been found horribly mutiated. They are
buried at night in Montmartre.
Twenty-Five hundred women, convicted of setting
fire, attempting to set fire to buildings in Paris
have been sentenced to transportation to New Gale
donna.
Favre informed the House that 900 French
prisoners yet remained in Germany, but that they
were returning home at the rate of $500 daily.
Haussmann and Lemoine decline to seek the
suffrages of the people
Cluseret has been arrested.
ROME, June 1Sth.-A plot for the assassination of
the Pope has been discovered 1t was concocted in
London, Florence and Paris, by members of the
international Society. The assassination was plan
ned TO take place yesterday.
LONDON, June 2O-Prince Napoleon accepts the
Corscan candidature. His election is thought GER
tain
LONDON, June 1871 World cable AT caucus,
to-day, of the Tory members of the House of Lords,
it was decided to oppose the abolition of the pur-
chase system in the army, and to accept the Ballot
Bill. The position of the Government is extremely
unstable.
LONDON, June 90 In the House of Commons,
Viscount Enfield promised immediate notice to the
British claimants under the Treaty of Washington,
to file claims before the Commission within six
months
In the House of Lords, tonight Granville, in
reply to an inquiry concerning the Treaty of Wash
ington, said the 9th of April 1866 the day of Lees
surrender accepted as the date of the termina-
ton of the American war, but he thought claims for
subsequent losses would be considered
New YORK, June 2Oth.-The billiard match last
night between grille Dion and Melvin Foster for
the diamond cue and $1,000, 500 points, was won
by Dyon, in sixty-one innings scoring 1900 to Eos
ter's GIG.
WASHINGTON, June 1S-Mnister Washburne has
obtained leave of absence, and will spend some time
at Carlsbad for the benefit of his health impaired by
his arduous duties.
PARIS, June 1S.-It is reliably stated that Jules
Ferris is appointed Minister to Washington in place
OF Ireilhard, who returns to France.
The Republican journals unite in manifesto in
answer to the electoral programme of the monarch
ical press. They declare that the Republic is the
only rational and legitimate expression of national
sovereignty. Monarchy implies its abdication They
will give their support to candidates pledged to
maintain the status IN quo
The Figaro and Steele urge Republican union
against the Prussians the real enemy forever cursed
LONDON, June 1S-The Prussians have evacuated
Rouen, and 5000 have left st. Denis and Gouesse
Rouher is expected in Paris
PARIS June 18th. = There are indications of a
of the Instruction. Mutitudes of work
ingmen openly insult the soldiers and attempt as
sassnation. Incendarism continues During the
last two days, twenty-nine officers of the Commune
have been arrested half of them foreign.
The proclamation of the Central Committee and
its organization excite great dismay
LONDON June 19.-The historian Grote is dead.
The Post says the Emperor William goes to-
morrow to meet the Czar.
BRUSSELS, June is. The churches and many
houses illuminated tonight in honor of the Papal
but the celebration is attended by some
disorder Violent anti-Papal demonstrations are |
made by large crowds, who pass through the streets
md smash illuminated windows. The troops still |
1eep within the barracks, but a force of special
,onstabes has been called out and several arrests
lave been made.
The King and Queen of the Belgians have con-
graduated the Pope the twenty-ffth anniversary
IF his Pontifcate.
Large numbers of citizens wear the Italian colors
n their button-holes.
LONDON, June Is.-The Observer announces that