The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-05-01

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Hathaway's wharf in San Francisco, on the l7th
April. whereby four persons were known to have
lost their lives, and some Is more badly injured.
The bonded warehouse aud other buildings were
destroyed by the Gre which followed the explosion.
Some 1000 kegs Of Hawaiian sugar we're destroyed,
being fully insured however. The loss Of property
was estimated Of $4,000.
In the great scandal case, Mr.. Beecher commenced
to testify in the LIST Of April, and his evidences veald.
IL was thought, occupy the entire month, the cross
examination to begin about The hrsI Of May.
Mexicsns have been rAiding and committing out
RACES on the Texan frontier. Says a Washington
Dispatch Preparations fOr war with Mexico have
been made but will probably result only in q strong
display Of troops on the Mexican frontier. and the
exaggerated reports Of Mexican outrages are to fire
the American heart
Pans, April 9ih.-The Government has sent Ia
structions 10 its Consnls TO summon for the last
time French citizens abroad. liable 10 military ser
yice to have their names registered at the Consu-
lates.
PARIS, April ~9th.--Fourteen officers who aban.
| doned Don Carlos have arrived At BiArTi,E- The
Carlists tried TO stop them at the frontier IL ls
said that General Etio has given In bis adhesion to
Alfonso.
NEW YoRk, April Satisfactorily Count Mare
foschi fulfilled the mission entrusted to him by the
Pope of announcing officially TO Archbishop Nc
Closkey his election TO a CardlnalRte. A number
Of the clergy and laity were invited TO witness the
ceremony, including the Right Reverend Bishop
McCloskey Of Louisville. The Count, after pre-
I senting his credentials from Cardinal Antonelli,
written in Italian, read a brief address Ia Latin,
to which the new Cardinal responded In the same
language.
Monsigneur Roneetti. bearer Of the Berretta
from the Pope, made an address In French, la
which he said the elevation OF the Archbishop 10
a Cardinalate was no more than a Citing recogni-
ton of the position this country ~righiully assumes
among the nations OF the world, not merely be-
cause Of its wonderful movements Of commerce, of
invention aud OF whatever regards material pro-
gress which IL displays. but also these things are
far from engrossing the minds OF this people TO the
exclusion OF the interests OF religion and moral or
der.
Cardinal McCloskey replied In French, The
Cardinal privately signided bis choice Of April
22d as the day for the public ceremony OF receiv.
ing the Berretta, entrusted 10 Monsigneur Ron
cetti.
LONDON, April THE welsh miners strike con-
tinues. The men are still determined TO hold out
TO the last extremity, though In many districts their
means have given out and hundreds Of families are
dependent on public support. The ironmasters In
South Wales and Monmouthshire threaten 20 con
tinue the strike till 1876 rather than submit.
CoNsrANTISoPLE April Fears are entertained
here of a renewal OF the troubles IN Bosnia and
Servia, arising from the threatening attitude OF the
native population toward Christian Residents. Nu-
merous ontrages are reported.
SALT LAKE, April I-District Attorney Carey, In
the Third District Court, to-day moved the Court 20
pass sentence on Reynolds, convicted OF Polygamy.
The Court ruled that. under the act of Congress
sentence need not follow conviction of Polygamy,
where the case Is likely to be carried to a higher
Court on appeal.
Yesterday, In the Second District Court. at
Beaver, John ID. Lee pleaded " Not Guilty" to the
indictment for murder at the Mountain Meadows
Massacre. The prosecution. stated TO the Court
that it was unable to go on with the case until next
term. The Court consented 10 hear counsel next
Monday, as to the case being tried this term. Lee
Is unwell and gloomy.
At the Conference to-day, Brigham Young spoke
for an hour, condemning the free school system and
severely criticizing the Government In allowing
Federal officers in Utah the division Of the late APP
preparation Of S25, 900 by Congress to defray Court
expenses in Utah. He appeared vigorous and In
good health.
BERLIN, April TN the Lower House of the
Prussian Diet, yesterday, the bill Withdrawing the
State grants from the Roman Catholic clergy passed
TO a third reading.
A.;DoN, April IA considerable portion OF toy
days session Of the House of commons was con-
sumed in debate on tho bill by Fawcett, to enable
unmarried women To vote at elections for members
OF Parliament. Smollett said the agitation eman-
ated from a number of turbulent women In Amer
lea. The bill. IL passed. would enfranckise women
who gained their livelihood by immortality. The
House, upon a division, refused to order The bill to
q second reading by a vote Of 153 to 1877. DisraelI
voted with the majority.
PARIS, April 6th--A Rome correspondent OF the
Journal des DebdtS writes that the Pope will take
up his residence in the United States II II should be.
come impossible for him TO remain In Rome, and IL
was with a view to such an emergency that Arch
bishop McCloskey was made a Cardinal.
VENICE, April 6.--AtR dinner given 20 The Emp
peror OF Austria last evening, King Victor toasted
the Emperor OF Austria as his " brother and friend"
The Emperor responded by expressing the deepest
gratitude for bis cordial reception, addinQ: Il
drink to the health Of my brother and dear friend.
the King Of Italy, and to the well being and pros
perity of Italy"
IoNNo. A,.u II 49,
In London. The Catholic gentry of England will
in a few days present him with a gratulatoy address
and testimonial Of 5000 guineas
HARTFORD, April Gth.-It IL conceded that the
Democrats have elected their Governor by 1000
majority. They have elected fifteen OF twenty
one State Senator's, and have a majority Of thirty
in tho House. They elect three congressman, 4
gain OF two, and Eve Of the eight Sherias elected
are Democrats.
LONDON, April 6th--A. N-the Tines cores
pendent at Berlin says there IL reason TO fear that
the impending deposition Of the Archbishop Of
Breslau may dictate complications In the relations
OF Austria and Prussia, owing TO the fact that
a portion Of the diocese lies In the Austrian terri
tory.
VENICE, April 6.-The Emperor OF Austria ar.
rived here to-day and was received with great en-
thusiasm. A large concourse Of people including
the nobility as well as citizens. assembled en- masss
and greeted him on his arrival. The city Is brilli-
antly Illuminated tonight in honor Of the royal
visitor.
LONDON. April 5th-Tbe morning papers sneak
Of the revival services yesterday at Agricultural
Hall as the most successful yet held by Messrs.
Moody and Sankey,
LONDON, April 4.--It is reported that the French
Government 10 about to open negotiations here for
a new loan. with the view of liauIdating the Nor
gan loan and debt due to the Bank Of France.
CoNsTANTTNoPLE, April 4th.--A large consiRn-
ments OF horses are being shipped from various
districts in the South Of Russia 10 France Intended
for cavalry purposes,
BERLIN, April 4th-On the I'd Of February the
Prussian Government sent a note 10 Brussels, Ia
regard to the PastOrals Of Belgian bishops, and
other publications, complaining that their tone
and tendency were such az to encourage German
Catholics in their opposition TO the State. Com.
plant was also made Of he Duchesne afnir nnn.