The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-11-14

Argentine States continues warlike. The Insurgent
leaders. Riyas, Borges, and Arredordo, had Joined
General Mitre Several vessels Of the navy have
gone over 10 the Insurgents. Sarmiento has taken
command ofthe troops 10 defend Buenos Ayres. The
Argentine Government has requested the authorities
at Montevideo 90 prohibit enlstments and export
arms for the rebel forces.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.-Letters have been re-
ceiyed at the Centennial Rooms from Brazil. which
indicate that the Emperor will be the Nations guest
in 1876.
BERLIN, Oct. % Prince bismarck will remain
here during the trial OF KullmRn. his would-be as
sassin. Should the testimony Of the Chancellor be
required, he will be examined here.
KINGSTON (ont.) Oct. 22-The Board Of Trade
to-day condemned the proposed reciprocity treaty,
by a vote Of 7 TO 9.
LONDON, Oct. 2lsi--It 10 nov positively known
that the rumors recently telegraphed frouI Madii
that Don Carlo Dad been killed originated on she
Madrid Bourse, Snhere they sent up the Spanish
funds. At the same time there Is abundant evidence
that mutiny is on the increase In the Carlist ranks.
CALoUTrA, Oct. Nena 6ahib, the notorious
native Prince, who has been hiding for years past
for his crimes committed at the time Of the Indian
mutiny, has been captured. lie has been identified
by the MALARIA Yah Of Scionda, aud has confessed
the horrible atrocities OF which be was accused. The
news caused intense excitement.
VIENNA, Oct. l9tb.-The Presss says Germany has
given friendly and satisfactory assurances to Dem
mark in regard 10 the expulsion Of Danes from
Schleswig She has admitted tho possibility OF mis-
takes through the excessive seal ofthe local aa,hori-
ties, and intimated her readiness 10 examine each
case and give full satisfaction where wrong has been
done. A fervent desire Is expressed for the main-
tenance Of good relations with Denmark.
FLORENCE. Oct 22.-Garibaldi has accepted the
nomination as candidate for Parliament for Rome,
STIMULATING to attend the Chamber only when he
thinks his presence necessary.
NEW York, Oct 18th The Hrraid's London dis
patch states that Stanley has arrived OF Zanzibar.
The Sultan has accorded a reception TO the American
press.
Dispatches affirm that President Grant had be-
come weary Of third term talk, and that he will take
an early occasion TO declare that he will not accept n
third nomination. The same dispatch brings Wash
burne into the foreground as a candidate. All this
ITALICS with an under-current Of rumor which has
been known for some time II Grant is not q oandi-
date he will have something to say about the nomina-
tion Of his successor. Washburne brought out Grant.
That is. he gave him n military start when the latter
was very much down at The heel and needed friends.
WashburDe also put Grant in trimming for the Pres
idency. When he was elected the former had his
choice Of offices-6rst In the cabinet. and then am
bassador TO France, where he has been out Of the way
Of all ~vexatious political complications.
There has also been a hum Of preparation on the
part Of Washburne's friends for some time on this
side Of the country. They have been quietly putting
matters In train for coming events. Now, as Wash
burne gave Grant a vigorous boost Just at the right
time, showing him clear over into the Presidency,
we shall soon see what kind Of boost Grant can
give Washburne.
SPRISoPIELD. Ill, Oct. l5th.-An immense crowd
of strangers are in the city to-day to witness the
ceremonies attendant upon the dwelling Of the statue
OF Lincoln on his monument at Oak Ridge Cemetery.
The members Of the society Of tho Army Of Tennessee,
which held their annual reunion here yesterday and
last night, participate in the ceremonies, and among
the distinguished persons present are President
Grant, Vise-president Wilson. General Sherman,
Senators Logan and Oglesby, General Custer, Giles
A Smith. McClernand, and others.
LONDON, Oct. 15tb.-Tbe Duchess of Edinburgh
has had q son born TO her.
NV YORK, Oct. i5th.-A San Francisco dispatch,
published only ia the Iribnht. announces that ar
engagements have been completed for a new line Of
steamers between San Francisco via Japan and China,
to make close semi-Uonthiy connections with the
overland railroad; that the line consists Of seven
hrst-class screw ships. built at GlasgoW. Also, n
monthly line southwark to connect with the Pacific
Steam Navigation ComPany's South American line.
cem6er. The story is believed here 10 be al attempt
to bully the Pacific Mail Company into renewing the
combination with the railroad monopoly.
The Frseman's Journal insisis that the statement
relative to the cession Of Porto Rico to Germany was
founded on truthful information obtained from n
Spanish official, and il questions the validity Of the
alleged letter by Admiral Polo denying the first
statement.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 10Th "A London dispatch says
the compensation toward England b. the Madrid
Government amounts TO S76.0O0; $40, 900 Of which
is paid on account Of the piTginiHs ~butchery, and
the remainder to owners Of outstanding claims.
England would not recognize the present Govern
ment until all claims we're admitted.
PARIS, Oct. 23.-The Council General Assembly
have passed resolutions expressing the profoundeSt
to France. When the resolution was
moved the members became very enthusiastic a1d
shouted "Vive la France"
BERLIN, Oct. 24-The Judge entrusted with the
duty Of collecting the papers Of Won ruin has gone
70 Paris TO take the testimony Of Prince Hohenlohe.
German Ambassador TO Paris. Won Arnim's trial
will begin early in December. Bismark will be the
principal witness.
ROME, Oct 24-Tbe Pope, replying 20 an address
by the Bishop Of Verdun, said be tnembled at the
dangers which menaced France.
VIENNA, Oct. 25.-The Foreign Ofhce 10 informed
that the difficulty 10 Montenegro il unimportant,
growing out Of a difficulty between hostile classes.
The Porte promises TO punish the murderers, and the
trouble is considered settled.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-The interest in the Centennial
10 be held in Philadelphia in 1875, is in
ereasing in this country, and the industries Of En-
gland will, II is expected, be well represented. The
report Of the Right Hon Sir Edward Thornton, Min
of Great Britain TO Washington. on the subject
Of the Exhibition, has been received by the Govern
ment, and will be submitted to Parliament when that
body meets ut its next session The British Commis-
to the Exhibition will then be sanctioned.
PARIS, Oct. 25.-Don Alfonso, with his staff off,
GERS, has forsaken Don Carlos and returned to France.
from the CArlist army are increasing.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-The Spanish Ambassador in
city. in a note to the Earl Of Derby, has requested
Of his Lordship that measures be taken Immediately
prevent the dispatching Of arms from England to-
the Carlists.
LONDON. Oct. @.-Dispatches from Calcutta state
hat the Province of Bengal has been visited by a ter
rible cyclone over the entire Province, causing great
oss of life and property. The shipping suffered
severely, many vessels being wrecked. Over 1000
we're lost by the disaster. tAtf