The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-08-07
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1 hyue Ihfh to-uhf 10 pFoacrt hNhunt tuN kfuut tt
paying the expenses Of the visit Of the Prince Of
Wales 20 India. Many thousands o. people were
present Bradlaugh made . violent speech. and con-
claded by offering a resolution OF . similar character.
The resolution was adopted almost unanimously.
Eight persons who 1oted against Il were sei upon by
n crowd. and the police had 10 interfere for their
protection.
BrRIIs. July l6.-Court circles here declare mn.
founded in fact the rumOr Of q proposed Intervention
Of Germany 10 Cuban affairs Ia conjunction with
Great Britain and the United States.
NEw YORK, July i6-This afternoon Judge
Donohue gave = decision ordering the bill Of particu-
lars asked for by the defendant In the civil suit Of
the people W. Wm. VI. Tweed.
LoSDoS, July l6.-In the House Of Commons this
evening. Henry Fawcett offered q motion declaring
il inexpedient for the Iudian Government 90 pay any
part OF the expenses OF the Prince Of Wales on hfs
Eastern tour. Disraeli opposed the motion. because
the Prince would be she guest Of the VioerOy.
Gladstone supported DisraelL. The motion was
finally rejected.
Bourke, Under Foreign Secretary. In response 10
an inquiry by Sir John kennaway. aaid doubts have
been raised respecting the ~fulhlment Of the treaty Of
1873 for the suppression Of the slave trade on the
east coast Of Africa, and another treaty was CON-
pleied while the Sultan Of Zanzibar was here, which
he hoped would be fully carried cut
LONDON, July 1850 A. M.-LAdy Franklin.
widow Of Sir John Franklin. died last night.
VERSATILE. July l6.-The Assembly to-day.
without utDhtts TtbuANtI ~ Iun1 W ~ N.ttu
the bill relating 10 election OF Senator's. Tho Public
Powers bill finally passed, by a vote OF 800 yeas 20
80 nays. a resolution was adopted 10 discuss the
Budget on Monday and then adjourn until Augus,
800 20 $40. A motion by the left not 10 adjourn till
the Senators TO be chosen by the Assembly we're
elected. was n~egatived by q vote OF 3Sl 20 BIZ. The
left reproached the Government with ~bctraying the
Constitution.
VIENNA, July 16.-Tho Emperor Of Germany has
arrived At Iscbel, where he 10 guest Of the Emperor
Of Austria.
MADRID, July 10 Several bands Of Carlists have
taken refuge in France. The commander Of the
French forces &C Tubes has telegraphed 90 Paris Tor
orders as TO the course he shall persue.
The provinces Of Valencia. and Cas,cllon are now
free Of Carists. The insurrection Ia confined 10 the
mountains in the Navarro. Basque. and Catalonia
provinces. The headquarters Of Gen. Jovelar are
NJ Sarani.
LONDON, July I7-0A A. MA dispatch from Berlin
TO the Post sgys the German naval authorities en-
plain that the steamer whose occupation In Danish
waters was complained Of, was sent 20 take sound
ings before towing a dredge TO W~ilhelmshafen.
ExGLASD AND BURMAn.-LoEDoE, July Sin
the House Of Commons. this afternoon. Lord Hatsli.
ton, Under Secretary Of State for India, In reply 20
an inquiry by Grant Daft touching The dihculty
between Great Britain and Burmah. said the earlier
matters 10 dispute bad been satisfactorily arranged,
that the murder Of Margary peoessItated the Gov.
eminent insisting that the King OF Burmah should
give every facility for the punishment Of the Offend
W. AbN AlAhA - - tsa' ~ E|'@ -
British troops through Durmah; but Hamilton said
that be hoped be would yield 20 the representations
Of the British Envoy and thus prevent . collision.
PARIS. July 6.-Gambetta bss declined 10 accep,
Cassagnac's challenge 10 fight q duel ON account Of
the articles In La RspuHique Francaise. lie says
he cannot hold himself at the disposal Of the hrt
conner among his political adversaries, ne he has
other duties and responsibilities 20 fulhil toward hs
party, France and the Republic.
PARIS, July 7.-Garpier de C~assagnAe has pub.
H. N lnasna - Ita n IA.na.mA - lei nAA.
beta.
The father Of Don Carlos has been released on
promise to quit French territory.
LoSpcy, June 20 MIR. Gladstone has written an
article which appears In q contemporary review. and
is entitled. els the Church OF England worth pre-
seryingf' After summing up arguments on both
sides, he answers the question thoroughly In the
affirmative. lie reviews the divisions which have
taken place ia the Church, aud the attempts made
to maintain conformity BY penal proceedings lie
declares the enforcement OF arbitrary rules fatal o.
the Church.
PANS, June 29.-The damage 10 property by the
inundafions in the city Of Toulouse and Agen alone
exceed S21 ,000,0 900. The heaviest losses are In the
Of Haute- Garonne and Lot-et-0aroEbe.
for the relief Of the sufferers ARE
pouring 10 from all parts Of France. Switzerland.
and Belgium.
Subscriptions received for sufferers BY the inuu.
iations are unpreceden,edly large. Tie aotal 20
10 100000. The list opened by President
already reaches $4,000 IL is announced
that 10000 persons will be wholly dependent upon
public charity for months. -
LONDON. June 29-Tbe Daily Mus sage the
number Of men, women, and children drowned In
Toulouse alone Is roughly estimated at 1900.
DUBLry, June 29.-Tbe American team won Az
lie match to-day by forty points The victory o.
he American marksmen was hailed with treGenaous
The Charlotte n. c. Observer tbus describes
,ome centennial money There were two bills
1ne a SO note and the other - Stand they wero
printed on the commonest Of paper. the thickness
which was between heavy newspaper and brs.
oil board. OHe Of the bills bad on ~: IN. Caro-
in9 currency. Ten dollars by authority oi Con.
az Halifax, April 8. 1875" On the lower
eft hand corner was the picture Of y peacock.
the bills are Of the same size. say about "a
long aud nearly square in shape--and both
re perfectly plain on toe back.
Those gentlemen who regarded General shcr.
nan a rival for the Presidency have lately been
uoting Job, where be Gays. 20. that mine adyef-
airy had written a book - (" The Memoirs of Con
Y. 7. Sherman" written bay himself. are a Rodsend
Q aspiring rivals ond political opponents. The
e President. lie has n way Of saying Just what
c thinks and that book will kill him" sherman
oes not speak very highly Of the military abilities
{ some OF the political Generals with whom be was
lrown and Montgomery Blair. Of Maryland. Ia
lready out in a letter defending his brother. who
'as one 81 these. against Sberman's viewsyaDd AT.
lcking Sherman himself aud Senator Logan, Of
Is credited with a purpose 20 reply 70 that
ortion OF Sherman's book which relates 10 Logan's
areer as a soldier. aud which be c~onstrues 20 be
isparaging 10 bimsoli. But Sherman need not
ar one who Is less powerful with the pen than
18th the sword. as this Senator certainly Il.
A COMMITTEES Of 125 Of the most prominent ladies
st. Louis, headed by Mrs. General Sherman, has
cen appointed 10 lay out work OF Missouri woman NJ
10 Centennial.