The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-04-12
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previous Legislature. whereby Senator Snfancr's
course ia regard to the battle Gags Of the rebcliioa
was censured. was lost by a vote Of 40 yeas 10 l67
nays. The subject has been warmly discussed for
several days. and has caused more excitement and
interest than any other matter before the Legislature.
WASHINGTON. March ia rumor prevails here
70 the efect that n formidable expedition 20 Cuba IL
being organized in certain West f0dian ports, and
that it will be under the direotioa and control u
prominent Confederate officers who have sailed or
viii sail for said ports
WASHINGTON. March l9.-The Attorney General
has written 10 Cakes Amos requesting the books Of
the Credit Mobillier for the use Of the Department. Of
Justice in the approaching suit by the United States
against the Crcdi: Mobilier corporation.
WASHINGTON, March l9.-Gov. T. W. McCook.
having declined denomination as Governor u Colo
RADIO. the President sent to the Senate the domination
Of Samuel h q. Ebert, for that position.
WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE President sent the
following nominations to the Senate to-day
Wm. A. Richards. to be Secretary Of the Treasury.
Geo. ii. Williams, 20 be Attorney General
Hamilton Fish, 10 be Secretary OF State.
VIM. T. Belknap. 70 be Secretary Of War.
John A.. CreSswel. to be Postmaster General.
Columbus Delano. 20 he Secretary OF the Interior.
Geo. u. Robson. to be Secretary Of the Navy.
John Gaiorth, to be District Attorney General.
NEw YORK, March ls-The North German Lloyds
have already rented docks from the SANTANA Company.
and the L. s Government will want coaling stations
where supplies are plentiful. Bills have been already
engraved for the SANTANA Bay National Bank and
they propose doing an exchange business with New
York aud London. They expect 100000. 600 worth
of stock will be taken. and with il build canals. rail-
roads, and open their port free. All steamships
going TO Panama or the West Indies viii stop nj
SANTANA.
The Gr0phie publishes a recent Interview with
Henry Clews, Treasurer, and L. L.. LaEarl, Secretary
of the Samana Bay Company, when the plan Of de-
veopments Intended TO be pursued by the company
was discussed. The Treasurer said they were going
TO have n new Government, Post-ofico Department.
J Custom, IInuoa Dalfna n.uarfvnans hVflA a Rail anA
send out emigrants.
VERSAILLES, March lS.-The annual budget was
presented in the National Assembly yesterday, by Nj.
Leon, Minister Of Finance. Ii shows n most graft
flying condition of the public funds. There is now in
the Treasury half Of the sums Of money due Germany.
and no loan will be required TO complete the pay
ments Of the war indemnity at the dates designated
AT the convention signed Saturday last by Nj. Theirs
and Count Won Arnim, German ambassador.
LONDON. March 19.-This morning. at the request
of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, the Right Hon VIM.
4. Gladstone has resumed the Premiership, and re-
constructed the Cabinet.i No important changes have
been made in the ministry, nearly all Of the former
members having been re-appointed. The action Of
Gladstone, in resuming the head OF the Government,
! gives general satisfaction.
LONDON, March 20.-Her Majesty Queen Victoria
has signifed to Premier Gladstone Her approval Of
his course of retaining the former members, and
leaving the status Of the minority unchanged.
LONDON. March 20.-In anticipation Of an impor-
tant communication from Gladstone, announcing the
termination Of the ministerial crisis, the House OF
Commons presented an unusual spectacle. All the
benches we're filled by members and the galleries
were crowded. There were loud cheers wheu Glad
stone and Disraeli entered, which was repeated when
Gladstone rose to make his sratement. He said that.
with Her Majesty's permission, he and his colleagues
in office were prepared TO carry on the Government
as before. He added that, by the Queens permission,
he would read an extract from the statement he made
to Her Majesty to the effect that he did not suppose
that the efforts of the gentlemen Of the opposition
10 defeat the Government were made with the delib-
crate intention Of refusing TO organize n Cabinet, IL
required of them.
Gladstone was frequently applauded.
Disraeli explained the course he had thought
proper 10 pursue since the crisis, and had advised
the Queen that there was no adequate reason for the
Government to resign.
In the House of Lords. Earl Granville announced
the decision of the Government.
The Duke Of Richmond defended the conduct Of the
leaders, and ~eulogized Disraeli, who had increased
the lustre Of his fame as a statesman by n wise and
unselfsh action.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 20.-The Government IL
in receipt of advices from the scene of the recent
| KingheZ outrage upon Khiva, stating that the Xiii
vans have melted. offensive operations, by an attack
upon the village of Khatainsk. in which several OF
the inhabitants were severely injured.
New York, March 21,-Judge Fancher. Of the
Supreme Court, to-day issued attachments against
Austin Bidwell. alias +. A. Warren, on an affidavit
in the suit of the Bank of England against him.
The afidvit says that Mcdonald. who was arrested
yesterday, and Bidwell are implicated in ~iorgeries
whereby the Bank of England lost $497 900.
LONDON. March 2l.-Shanghai dispatches re-
ceived here state that the Emperor OF China has
consented to receive foreign Ministers without
"Kowtow,' namely, prostration by way Of saluta-
ton, which has always been observed In China on
approaching the person Of the Emperor.
The independence Beige publishes a significant
letter, addressed from the Vatican by Cardinal
Antonelli to the Spanish Bishop. The epistle runs
as follows:
In the political revolutions Of Spain, the mission
of the clergy was determined by law aud Justice.
The predestined Of Providence Is Don Carlos. who
has resolved since the fall Of Monarchy courage
ously to consecrate bis reign to the restoration OF
civil and religious order. IL is necessary 10 make
one last effort to succeed. The King, by right di-
vine, has need of our support, and Of that Of all
the clergy, to whom You will give such orders as
are necessary to make them act for the Just cause.
A few days struggle will suffice for success. Let
the clergy rise, and with them all Catholics. Don
Carlos will then take his seat on the throne which
yesterday was usnrped by a stranger and to-day Is
disgraced by demngogues. Religion expects still
from US an active energy and obedience"
New York, March 23-The impending trades
strike in this city will, it is claimed. be on even a
| greater scale than last year. The struggle is not
TO be confined to one trade this time, for all under
the line OF building trades here bad an understand
ing with the Eighthour League. and these, who
number about eight thousand mechanics, will strike
for the same number Of hours. The majority of
the organizations strike ostensibly for the eight
hOnr movement. Carpenters and joiners ask for an
increase Of pay Of two dollars per day. Germans
connected with the Eight-hour League demand an
increase Of twenty-five per cent. on piece work.
The Executive Commission of all the Trades and
Societies have been asked TO cooperate, so that the
strike may be unanimous.
The President of the Working Mems Union says
ten thousand men will strike at once in New York,
and theis action be followed by Boston, Chicago.
! st. Louis. San Francisco and Cincinnati. No action
will be taken before April.
NEW YORK, March 24-The pulpits bad some
thing to say yesterday about the crime and punish
ment Of Foster. Beecher made the alarming pre-
valence Of crime in the community at present, the
subject Of his discourse, selecting his text from
Ecciesiastes. 18th chapter, I'd verse.
DIR. Tying, referring to Foster, said he met hs
dnnm with rnsiNnatinn- and anfirelv I'm a Chriaiian