The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-12-16
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Ter illustrating Dec. IA.

speets 70 .Tildcn today. IL l. stated by a gentle.
man who has the opportunity 10 know The senti-
mcnts Of The Governor, thal be hat little or 90
faith in anything The House Of Representative can
DO for him II be falls 90 get n majority u the Elec-
iorai Collage. lie believes tbc House has nof she
power 10 declare that there has been no election
and then elect Samul J. Tiidcn; hat BE- docs think
the House can prevent an election aud peacefully
defeat the Inauguration 81 Haycf, sending the
whole question back 20 the people wilkins year.
Such seems 10 be drln Of the Democratic pro
CRANE. as far a. Mr.. Tilden aud The Electors OF
This State are concerned.
CNcsNNAr. Dec. 5-The pool sellers have de-
clared all the election bets on.
LoNpoN. Dec. 5-Morning The Trass vienna
telegram from Conslantinopls reports that England
has brought forward the question oi proionghf INC
Armisiice. There are all sotis OF indications when
go far 60 show growing disposition on all sides,
particnlarly In Turkey and Russia, 10 prevent
possible antagonism from breaking out ~ teeftn h'
mediately aud rendering a renewal o. ihs aims
tice superGuous. The correspondent ol the Dnaty
Aers IRON 81 Petersburg says; II u ohcialiy an
nounced that the subscriptions 10 The Internal loan
amount 20 1873 million roubles. Everything has
been more gloomy during the last few days ido
not believe there has been any gencfai enthusiasm"
since the Servian defeat
LoSpoN. Dec. 6-The PaH Nal Gordte's Berlin
special says Bismarck, Ia Parliament bdaY.
gave assurance that Germany aud Russia would
maintain friendly relations ana the isn .nsssmy
a cordial friendship with England. Friendly rrla-
ions with Russia are established by long tradition,
aud Germany values them as highly az those win
any other Power. Tho CHANCELLOR apparently ex.
pressed greater hopes Of n peaceable solnu9nso OF
the present crisis. even should the Conference NOT
achieve It's full object lie has no doubt tha' the
difference now apparent between hnensh aho
Russian interests will he composed. The Gu
deayors Of Germany continue 10 be directed 70 VIE
maintenance Of peace. lie repentfd lhat lhe
alliance between the Empires ta close nna lhe
firm hopes Of It's enemies that ~ may DO ut"aoh
- AKat u..u,llaaa Ila nleO frnOntpu his
former assurance Of German neutrality hbonid
the Conference fall 10 achieve nnanimity between
the powers and reform In the Turkish adminisua-
ton. Germany cannot disapprove nuSsas Nv
sponsibility. There Is no prospect Whatever OF
a rupture between Germany and itussla- Tue
German people are friendly towards Russia, ana
for years have been assured OF peace lie Doloiy
puts forw ard that the relations between Russia
and Austria are most friendly, aud that there IL no
menace In the Empires alliance TO any other
power. Germany ls attached 70 England Dy nes
that friendship quite as much as its cordial rela.
lions with Russia. That friendship has stood
many tests, and the future Will show that II VIII
continue firm and cordial as heretofore. Germany
and France are the two Powers least directly la
terested In the present Eastern question. Ger
many, be says will therefore be perfectly nenirai'
1t will not stake a single bone OF n hardy Pomer-
anian Landwehrman upon the issue. The reserve
hitherto p~ractised by Germany has been gener-
aily appreciated. IL debars Germany from pres
sing her advice ia the present ~junctnre on DE
other Powers. There Is nothing Whatever IN the
present phase OF the Eastern crisis 10 preclude the
prospect Of maintaining, and even eonhrming aud
strengthening, the case. To this end all the exer-
tions OF Germany are directed. Even should no
fall 10 achieve It's direct obleci, rs
that the existence Of the difference be-
tween England and RuAsia will be satisfactorily
adjusted. The Prince declined 10 discuss The M
policy Of Germany. He concluded as follow
Our task In the nrst instance, Is 10 maintain
aan aaonndlv IN unalfaiQ hQlW(eu-iho Powers In
order 10 remove the differences, and localiKe the
which is inevitable. Should we not succeed.
then things would assume a different aspect and
would allow no combinations, but upon this point
I cannot give any information.
PARIS, Dec. 4-DufAure, President OF the Cabi-
net Council, offered his Resignation on Saturday
in consequence ofhis defeat Ia the Senate
on Friday. His colleagues approved bis action.
not Immediately carried out, In Difference 20 the
wishes Of President MacMahon. Tho crisis was
subsequently intensified by Marccre, Minister OF
he Interior, accepting the vote OF the Deputies on
saturday, expressing confidence that in future tho
Government will, in regard TO tho burial OF mem
OF the Legion OF Honor, respect the liberty OF
and equality Of citizens. Duke do
cazes, Minister OF Foreign Affairs, protested
against this action OF Marcero. Leon Say, Minister
II Finance, sided with Marjorie, and General
Minister OF War, with Duke dc Cazes.
rhe difference became so marked that the joint
of the Ministry was decided upon and
landed 10 the President, who requested the Min
siry 10 remain in ONCE until he had arrived at a
iecison on the subject HEN
LONDON, Dec. GA leading article In the Times to-
commenting on Bismark's speech, concludes;
The people Of the Continent may set their minds at
We will not carry on a war like that OF the
Russians with Servia, nor any where nj all, because
he cutlery OF months ago has sunk 90 silence AZ tho
ceiling Of the country has once more more manifest
d itself. The Government Ia aware adulaiors are
rot TO 90 parliament with projects Of war, y would
De TO court destruction. The meetings which were
eported, are evidence OF the feeling which every
where prevails; and It would be manifested ten times
more strongly, II there were any real danger that the
Government could thrust us into war.
LONDON, Dec. John Bright made an elaborate
peech TO q large meeting at Birmingham last night
Igainst the Governments Eastern policy In support
Z Turkey. Gladstone will participate in the con-
erence on the Eastern queEtion at 81. James Hall
philanthropists are promoters Of tho
flair. The object IL 10 influence public opinion
gainst supporting Turkey. INtfNafN
LONDON, Dec. 4-Morning-A dispatch from
'esth says it is reported there that The Turks arc
making preparations for the struggle with terrible
Formidable fortihcatioDs have been
at Widen, Rusfchuck, Bilestria, and
chulma, and artillery 10 being sent TO those places.
he Russians are hurrying their preparations to take
be field. The troops which were q~uartered around
were TO have been concentrated ON the
ruth by December LIST.
LONDON, Dec. A. MA Berlin dispatch 10 the
Times says the modified Russian regiments have
cen SUCCESSFULLY sent south. In the latter half Of
december a quarter million Of armed men viii be on
be Pruth ready 10 cross. Eighty-four military
ospitals have been formed, capable Of receiving
fty-two thousand men. In several provinces Of
lussia the Inhabitants have been ordered 10 furnish
list Of plate and other silver articles In their
1t is supposed. In the event Of o pro-
,nged war, the metals will be seized and scrip given
d return.
The opinion is asserted that the Marquis Of Sails
ury's declarations exclude the idea Of war ON tho
Of England. War between Russia and Turkey
lay be expected. In such an event, IL is believed
ngland will occupy important points In Egypt, To
,cure her Asiatic possessions.
Accordir & TO the German-Slavonio press, British
avail officers have been appointed to the command
an Turkish guno0ar. atsk. ~ IN