The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-12-11

the storm was at its height FIRE broke out among
Several lives are reported lost and many persons
injured.
PARIS, Nov. 1lth-The liabilities of Bowles Bro
TIERS American bankers OF this city, who have sus
pended payment, are $4,000. The losses by sus
pension fall chiefly upon American tourists.
The adjourned session OF The National Assembly
has opened at Versailles. Two hundred and thirty
were in attendance-an unusually full session
Nearly all of the members occupied their seats. Tn,
Duke d'Aumale, Prince de Joinville, Rouher and
Gambetia, and other party leaders, were present
When President Theirs entered the Chamber BIZ
was received with cheers.
The Assembly will probably be addressed BY tn,
President tomorrow.
BERLIN, Nov 1l,h.-Bismarck has sent memoir
al to the Emperor, advocating the immediate orgaui
cation of the Upper House of the Prussian Diet
and it is stated, semioiciay, that the suggestion
will probably be adopted.
BERLIN, Nov. 14th.-Bismarek is III, aud one OF
his physicians u this city has gone to varzn to at
tend him.
BERLIN, November l2th-The session of the Prus-
sian Diet, which was prorogued at the close of DC
stober, opened at noon to-day. The Emperor was
present The speech from the throne was read by
the Cabinet Minister tits brief aud to the purpose
reduction of the Income Tax is promised The
relation of the State. to religions societies was al
sluded to as a subject for legislation. Measures OF
reform will again be submitted, slightly amended.
The necessity and expediency Of the measures are
demonstrated. The speech concludes with the de.
claration that the Government is firmly resolved to
carry out fully its intention of improving the local
administration of the Kingdom, and will avail itsel;
lof all the Constitutional means at its disposal TO
ieffect the object
The Upper House subsequently elected Baron
tStolber, friend Of the Government, President with
sonly six votes against him.
LONDON, November lSth-5 p. M.-There was a
Iheavy gale to-day on the British coast doing much
damage to shipping.
Pans, November ISth-Presideut Theirs was re-
lceiyed by the Assembly to-day,
His message begins with thanks to God for pro.
gress In the work of restoration aud general pros
iperity OF the country. Referring TO the extraordi
nary success Of the last loan asked by Government,
i says: The whole available capital OF the com
mCrcal world was Offered to France; half the loan
has been raised In three months. Germany has
been paid 500 geo 900 francs of the war indemnity,
and will receive 200, 900 more In December The
budget shows deficit OF 49, 0O00OO of francs TOT
the past fiscal year, hut the estimates show that
equilibrium OF expenditures will be restored In 1878,
sand that surplus may be looked for In lS54h
Allusiou is made to the disasters of the late war
land cruel dismembermcnt OF the country, the fright
Hui burhcn II had to bear and the establishment Of
the Republic. All these things suddenly bursting
lon surprised aud disheartened country might have
resulted in rreparabe disaster had not order been
maintained.
A iorcibe appeal is made 10 theoretical Republl-
leans not TO spare excessive sacrifices for order
lin their own interest. Events have given them q
Republic The Republic exists as q legal Govern
ment and attempts TO Introduce any different form
LOT government would lead To the most terrible re-
Ivolutions. The President doprccatcs the formal
proclamation Of the Republic by the Assembly,
The better policy would be 10 impress on the insti,
buttons of the country the features OF Conservative
lRepublicanism. The Republic must be Conserya-
Tive otherwise il cannot exist.
The absolute need of France Is repose. The Re
public of France orderly and strong, inspires con
ihdence in foreign powers who desire, above ALL a
lust equilibrium for France and ii she chooses not
Ito isolate herself may become surrounded by trusty
and useful friends. To the Assembly and the Left,
for the Initiation Of constitutional measures the de-
'csive moment has arrived for work.
The President promises cooperation, and con
cudes by invoking God to bless the work the As
lsembly and render complete and durable the con
summation which has not been attained since the
commencement OF the century.
LONDON, November l4th--The Pensal Coal Mine,
lin StafIordshire, suddenly gnied to-day while the
,men were at work. Eleven miners were rescued,
but twenty-five remain in the mine There is little
hope that they will be saved.
PARIS, November l4th-IE the Assembly to-day
,the bill for the reform of the jury system de-
bated. A Deputy taking occasion to remark in the
course of his speech thai the Republic definitely
Established, instantly interrupted by exclama-
'tiops from all sides. II was some time before the
ilgiiaton in the Chamber subsidized.