The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-07-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

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Care TowN, June 18th. via MADnfA, July
Col. Newdgate has cleared tho country bcX|4
llyotyoZic and Upoko rivers without loss..
telegram saws Intelligence Is received OF
rival OF two more messengers from Cetewa
PieieimaritEburg. asking time for n confe ~
They have been sent 10 headquarters.
rumored that q fortnights armisuce has
agreed to. Nv
LONDON, July 4lh.-In tho house OF Lord
night Earl Cardigan said that as far as cotl
judged from kilograms received, Cetewnyd
made no overtures containing definite ter
peace. The Governments latest Information
contained In n telegram from Lord Chelmsfo
| Sir Bartle Frerc, dated June 9th, stating that
wayo's messenger had been sent back with q
sage that Cetewayo must give proof OF bis sine
such as the snrrendering OF tho cannon captu
| Isahdula, and the giving Oi hostages, and ais
sending q Zulu regiment 10 tho British lamp
dow its arms as proof OF submission. Lord
mslora informed Sir Bartle frere that ped
Cete>eyo's answer there would be no mil
operations. When Cetewayo had given the Nv
required. a cessation OF bostilities would be Oh
cd, pending discussion OF the final terms OF ~
The Government, on the Goth OF March, SCI
dispatch TO Lord Chelmsford and Sir Bartle d.
setting forth the basis on which peace must b(
| gotiated.
PARIS, June 25th.-The Instruction In Aid
is ended, and 1000 insurgents are In tho handk
the French.
PARIS, June Stockholders, The orgac OF
her, makes the following declaration
Gerome Napoleon is recognized IA the chief ON
Bonapartist Party. lie cannot fall TO ~receivo
resolute and devoted support OF all faithful 10
Empire.
Pans, June 30th.-At a meeting of B0napai e
at the residence OF NJ. Rouhor to-day, tho vii
the late Prince Imperial was read, but no dcci1
was arrived at respecting the future course OF
party. A depuuatiOn OF the meeting co mic IA
Gated the will TO Prince jerome Bonaparte. n
simply acknowledged IL. M. Rouher refusot&
participate with the depntaiion, stating that heA
forth he was determined TO take no active par
politics.
LONDON June GOA dispatch from Paris %announ
that Rouher has been summoned here. A spill
in the Bonapartist party Is inevitable, owiDgE
the secession OF the clerlcals.
The Ex-Khedive. bis sons IIassccn AID Hassy
and Pashas Taiaat and Rngheb, started for NapI
Monday on board the Kbedive's yacht. The Il
glish and French men.of-war saluted the KhedsvS
vessel.
The coffin containing the remains Of Tho Prif1
Imperial, on arriving ut Pieter-Marifzburg, w
wrapped in the French colors. the Princes swoj
and helmet placed thereon, and his horse led afd
it.
A Paris dispatch says: The editor OF tho IFl
Quiet has been sentenced 10 six months imptisc
ment and 1000 francs tine for caricaturinR Prod
dent Grevy, Minister Ferry aud Lepere aud A
Gambetta.
A dispatch from Berlin says The fesignatiol
OF Minister Falk, Frienthai and Hobrecht, hA,]
been made possible by Blsmarck's endeavorr 4
form a forced alliance with the Ultramontanes cd
Conservatives.
srMLA, July 5tb.-The Russian envoy has arrive
at Baekh. The Governor refused 10 allow him
proceed to Cabul.
LONDON, July CHA Berlin correspondent Of II
Times transmits n report In the Goiois from its Oret
burg correspondent, that the Chinese are committin
all kinds Of outrages in Kuldja Territory. and thou
ands of ~fug'tives are seeking protection at Russia
forts.
LONDON, July 6th.-A dispatch from Naples n
ports that the ex-Khediye OF Egypt, TsmaeI Fasha
has been arrested. E
ST.. PETERSBURG, July 6.h.-Four hundred Mill
lists were arrested at KiefT on the night OF juno 26th
and q great store Of weapons seized.
LONDON, July 5th.-The British troop-ship Oyon
les arrived at Madria to-day with the remains Of IN
Prince Imperial. The remains was transferred fror
the Boadicea 10 the Oronfes &C Cape Town, Jun
10Th. Sir Bartle Frerc, Lady Frere, and all the cfi
cials Of the colony were present. Imposing religion
were held by the Catholic Bishop.
LONDON, July Jtb.-In the House Of Common
night the Government agreed 10 the motion q
Henry Caplin (Conseryaiive) for the appointment
q royal commission to inquire into the causes Of o.
depression and how far they were created
by, or arc remediable by legislation. The matte
caused q debate. All sides were agreed that on
great cause Of the depression was American competi.
Caplin, In his opening speech, said he regard
ed free trade as q question definitely settled. but III
could not shut his eyes TO the failure OF many OF ths
predictions Of the advocates Of free trade. He die
propose a remedy now. but only asked for in.
luiry.
He pointed out that the future fate Of British az
r~iculture was dependent upon the cost Of production
in America. II The cost Of importation fell below tbs
OF production at hons, tho ruin Of British agri
culture was not far distant.
New YORK. June 16th.-The Tribune to-day
'nys: Notice was given Saturday by the Pacific
Mail Company to the Panama Railroad thatyin con-
N n thu HsauoIalfnA n 4. .aAl~a~l -t4J A.
Overland Railroad, the Steamship Company intend
d at once to put on additional vessels on its fidkS.
( lie said TO be the purpose Of the Company 10 In
'rease its service on California lines 30 as TO make
weekly instead Of fortnightly trips.
New YoRK. June 17th.-The Bulieffn's usually
veil informed Washington special statep that the
President will promptly veto the Judicial Appropri-
Ition bill. The prospects are an adjournment and
mother extra session Of Congress within two weeks.
CAIRo, June 20th.-The English and French
Jonsuls- General had an interview with the Khedive
yesterday. and demanded bis abdication In favor az
lis son, Prince Mohammed Tefx. The Khedivc 70
lied that when his creditors were paid he would alb
Iicate.
CAIRO, June 20th.-England and France unite IN
the abdication Of the Khedive, Germany
md Austria give the Khedive the alternative Of full
ayment Of the floating debt or their cooperation
nth England and France. Nothing 10 known here
{ the attitude of the Sultan in the matter. r1ne
Ihediye is in uninterrupted conference with Princes
ewfx and Halssam.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 20th.-1t is stated that one
( the Russian Generals proposes to allow freedom Of
be Press in his Government, and desires 10 have a
ewspaper established in which all ideas Of the Nihl-
st journal, Land and Liberty. can be freely dis
used. 1t is said the Emperor has sanctioned the
lea.
VIENNA, June 20th.-The French Ambassador has
communicated 10 the Austrian Foreign Office the
taken by the Western Powers at Cairo, express-
lg the hope that Austria would join them.
MADRID, June 20th.-A Socialist conspiracy has
cen discovered at San Miguel. Seven conspfrators
ave been imprisoned and the list OF their accom-
Ices has been seized.
LONDON, June 22nd.-A despatch from Rerlin
nnounces that. in consequence Of raids in the Kui-
ja territory by Chinese soldiers, who are ravsging
ne country with FIRE and sword. a large Russian ex-
edition will be despatched against them. As the
liders are likely TO receive the support OF the Chi
csc Government, war may supervene.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22nd.-The Presidents Private
will, tomorrow, deliver to the House q
Iessage from the President, returning the judicial
expenses Aspiration bill without approval. The
etc message win be comparatively q brief document.
OF exceeding a thousand or twelve hundred words.
VIENNA. June 22d.-The Court win gointo mourn
10 for fen dave IN accouut ~ Tho daath af tha prfrca