The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-08-09

rules intended for the equal benefit OF all. and I
shall continue 10 pursue q similar course. with due
| regard TO time and opportunity. whenever * Is
| likely 10 be attended with advantage.
The House received the document with hearty
cheers.
LONDON, July IS.-A 81 Petersburg letter saws
$50 German residents Of Russia have left in : BODY
for the United States, because the Government
declared them liable to enforced military service.
VICTORIA. V. l.. July IS-Mr. Marcus smith.
/ chief of the Canadian Pacific Railroad IN British
Columbia accompanied By Mr.. Tidemau. civil
engineer. and members Of the local Government,
proceeded 70 E~squimalt yesterday and drove the
first stake for the location OF the survey OF the
railroad from Esquimalt 10 Nanaimo. The stake
was driven at the southeast corner of The dock yard
fence and a flag hoisted thereon. The health Of
the Canadian Pacific Railway was drunk in 4 aow-
ing bumper OF champagne. The stake was driven
10 obtain a " sight The location Of the terminus
will be at Constance Cove. 1t is thought, and il
was reported last evening. that Hon. DR.. Helmcken,
the Pacific Director. will turn the FIRST sod to-
morrow.
New YORK, July lS.-A correspondent Of the
World, under date Of Berlin. June Goth. makes
public q most remarkable conversation with Prince
Bismarck. in which the Prince, after giving express
sion TO his WEAKNESS of spirits, is made to say ::
The truth Is, there are not half a dozen men in
Germany on our side-I mean who clearly com
prehend the real meaning of the conflict in which
we are engaged, and in which. Notwithstanding
our successes thus far, | now believe we shall be
beaten. The Emperor does not understand il If
he did he would change sides in a moment. The
Crown Prince perhaps does understand it, but he
will put himself on the other side. if indeed he is
not already there. The Sight is, the Empire against
the Church. 1t is q fight of the State for the
Empire, and the Monarchy or q Republic, against
God and in this fight the State will get the worst
of it unless il succeeds in destroying the idea Of
God and placing itself in His place. Men say they
must have something to worship. Well. then let
them worship the State. Let ii be all in all. Let
1t take the place of the family as we'll as of the
Deity. Let IL be the Deity in two generations If
We had the field wholly TO ourselves, we could so
obliterate the idea of God and of the imaginary
rights bestowed on man by Him as their Creator,
that the substitution of the State in His place
would be effected and the State. as in Pagan
Rome, be all in ALL
The correspondent giving in his own language the
spirit of the continued conversation with Bismarck.
says: The seminal idea of the whole was that
the aspiration for liberty grew out of a belief in
God, that it would be impossible to make perfectly
subservient people out of men imbued with the
dogmas of Christianity and that while all forms
OF Christianity were alike fallacious, he waged war
against none but that of the Roman Catholic
church, for the reason that it alone was formid-
able.' He said: Nothing has amused me more
than the praises which / have received from the
Protestant churchmen of England and America. l
have wished to crush Rome, that | might crush
Christianity. They praised me for my services in
the cause of what they called Reformed Chris
tlanlty.' If anything could console me for the cha
grin which | fOresee | am TO endure for some time
to come, it would be to witness the amazement of
the good friends of mine when they understand the
truth. But understand it they never will
LONDON, July 19.-Private advices from Vienna
dated the 18th, state that ND to that time there had
been 81 cases of cholera reported, ~ of which were
fatal. In a single hotel where AZ persons were
attacked with the symptoms of cholera six died.
The hotel was closed.
BAYONNE, July 23--The Carlists claim that their
effective force il Spain now numbers 80, 900. They
have disembarked a large quantity of arms and
ammunition from England. at Requietto.
MADRID, July 23.-President Salmeron held a
council of Generals to-day. He was advised to
Immediately into active service ninety |
men of the reserve.
MADRID, July 23.-A meeting, attended by all
the members of the Cabinet and 4 large number of |
the majority of the Cortes, was held last evening |
at the War Office, 10 discuss measures necessary to /
secure the overthrow of the insurrectionary parties /
in the country.
The Cortes has approved the bill providing for |
the imposition OF extraordinary taxes. Persons
known to be in sympathy with the Carlists are 10
be taxed heavier than the loyal population.
The minority of the Cortes has issued a mani
Iesto c%ondemning the policy of the Government.
VERSAILLES, July 23.-The Assembly this after
loon, after a most excited debate, adopted q bill
empowering the Permanent Committee which sits
Turing the recess to prosecute ~insulters of the
Assembly. M. Ernoud, in the course of 4 vigorous
ipeech, denounced dictatorship as dangerous. and
declared that tyrannical Republicans were sure to
'eget C9sarism.
lENNA, Culy ZO.--IG y OlllClily SttLcu TIA IilS 4
iajesty the Emperor of Austria will visit st.
Petersburg in October next. 1t is announced here
hat his visit to the Russian Capital is in connec-
ion with a contemplated Russian-Austrian alliance.
WASHINGTON, July 23-The Attorney General
as refused to a pardon in the case of
ames Pickett, OF Idaho, sentenced to be hanged in
Territory, on Thursday, for the murder of an
indian woman, last August. by a blow with 4
llner's pick. He was tried by a Civil Court of
and sentenced to death it being the first
ase in which a white man has been sentenced to
nffer the extreme penalty of the law for the muir
er of an Indian.
SIR SAMUEL. BAKERS DIsCovERY.-If the last
eported African discovery is confirmed, the full
Iearing up of the mysteries of that continent can
OF be very far distant. 1t is said that Sir Samuel
can establish that Lakes Tanganyika and
lbert Nyanza-heretofore pat down as about two
miles apart-are one and the same sheet
water. Moreover there is one uninterrupted
from Murchison'S Falls on the Nile,
'me three hundred miles below Lake Nyanza. up
and through this inland sea, itself more than
ven hundred miles long. With such means of
'mmunlcation in the very heart of The continent,
Id made safe for travellers as Baker is reported to
i've made it, the whole region will become &C
sslble, and the questions which Julius Caesar
i'd he would leave his victories to solve, will at
st be disposed of. I
PARIS, June 25.-A rumor is on the Bourse that
ere Magne, Minister of Finance, is about to
nder his resignation to President MacMahon.
are quoted at So francs. I
PENANG June 26.-lt is reported here that the
'vernment of Holland is willing to enter into
with the King of Acheen for q peace
settlement of the differences between the two 4
untries. 1t is also rumored that twelve Turkish =
ssels are on the way to Acheen to support the
ng's forces in their war against the Dutch troops.
RULIEATA (Turkestan), June 26.-It is reported
re that the Khan of Khiva has surrendered his
y Internationally. General Kaufman was at E
It well disposed toward him, and not inclined TO
list upon hard terms, but twelve different pro-
were rejected because of evident trickery.
1 kaufman was compelled to refuse all nego-
The estate of the late William II. Boardman, of
ston, has already divided S2,S0O,O 0O, and there
balance yet in the hands of the executors.
The matrimonial troubles of the Rothschilds
re not been confined to the late marriage of a
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