The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-02-18

OF Jan. 26 says -. The Chamber of IDENTITIES
by a vote of 305 to III, rejected the Government
Oil Tor revision oI the Constitution. including the
provision for ScrEtaR az LiSie. Gambetta then
personally handed President CREW hls own re>I,-
nation ana That of hs colleagues in The Cabinet
London, Jan 2S--Iac Times sstr -, Gam
BETA. IN an interview with President GsGyy YES
tefIay. urged the retention ui General NarI5rl rs
ChIeI OF the General Staff. pn Ite ground tlat IL
was important iuv the efficiency of the army. ".
De Frogcinc, has not definitely undertaken the
formation Of u new Cabinet. Gamberta has
promised not - offer any opposition. 1t i said
that Ferry Is disposed to accept Office in the new
Cabinet"
New York. Jan 2S-The Herald Madrid
special slYs - Gambetta's fall causes great
satisfaction among the Spanish Conservatives.
The ll,ram2ntanes c ns!der il the first serious
blow dealt 10 the French Democracy The
Spanish Democrats express deep concern at the
event"
Paris, jan %, nidnIght.-rhe list OF the new
Ministry a settled upon To present to tile House
Is as follows De Freyciuet. President of the
Council and Minister of Foreign Afairs Jules
Ferry, Public Instruction Goblet. Interior and
Worship; Hunbert. Justice Varroy. Finance
tarnot, Public Works: Tira,dr. Commerce and
Cachery Posts and TeIegraphs. The Ministers of
War aud Marine are not yet designated.
Paris, Jan 3l.-In the Chamber of Deputies
to-day De F%reycinc5 read the Programme of the
new Cabinet. The policy Of the Government Will
be calculated to establish peace in the minds of
the people and will be firm and couci!atory both
at home and abroad. The laws relative 10 the
Press and To the right OF public meetings will be
literally interpreted. \ bill will be submitted
sanc.lonIng the right OF association. Tie Gov
ernmeut mold that the revision of the Constitution
should he put off till the expiration of the term
oil the present legislature. The judicial, military
and education reforms initiated by the late Cabi-
net would be persevered with. Efforts would be
directed 10 give an impetus to labor. Govern
ment do not intend to propose the compulsory
Conversion OF the debt, or the purchase of rail
ways by the state.
HE FINANCIAL CRIsIs.-This appears to nave
resulted from Inordinate speculation on the Paris
BIurse, chiefly in railway stocks. Several fnan-
cial establishments stopped payment. including
the Union Generate and the Lyons ct Loire
Bank.
Paris, Jan. 23.-rhe evening papers state
that the negotiations between the Union Generate
aud the financial establishments have resulted in
an arrangement which will enable the Union to
pay all it's depositors and take over securities pur-
chased from the corporation brokers, thas putting
the brokers in Il position TO face their losses.
New York. Jan. 23.-rhe Teiegram'S Paris
despatch says After mature ieliberation II pow
eriul syndicate of Paris bankers. conspicuous
among whom are the Rothschilds. have determin-
ed To come 10 the relief of the embarrassed Union
Generate. Stringent conditions have been impos-
GU ~ thS 4hONiiSShiLlS CcPGSidl uCildtiu, L IICNtlb
any abuse being made of the assistance given. 1t
is also probable that the Bank OF Lyons ct Loire
will also be propped up.
London, Jan. 27.-The following Stock Ex-
change firms have failed Charles Ray Jr.. with
heavy deficiencies in his accounts Dacosha &
Field, Nathan A. Hertz, dealers principally in
foreign securities. Also the old established firm
of Manners Sutton & Graham. The liabilities OF
the last named firm are estimated at $50 900.
\ dispatch from Berlin says that Alexander
Heghley, an esteemed broker, committed suicide
yesterday on account Of the Bourse settlement.
There were a few failures ut Brest, Hamburg and
Frankfort.
Geneva, Jan. 27.-The Bourse here is deeply
implicated in the Paris crisis. and a panic pre-
walls. Several failures have occurred, one bank
ing firm losing 500 900 francs. The losses Of pro-
miscuous spectators aggregate an enormous
amount.
Paris. Jan. 27.-The measures taken by cor
poratiOn licensed brokers. whereby a satisfactory
settlement of the transactions between its mem
hers and the public is absolutely assured, was the
decision to contract II loan of 80 600 900 francs, to
be secured on the joint funds Of the corporation,
and the credit of it's members.
Dublin, Jan. ga stock broker has failed
for ESQ 600 \ fun of merchants have also
failed. liabilities $50 900.
The jews OF RUssIA.-London Jan. % The
relief committee organized in Warsaw alter the
termination vi the riots estimate that the suffer-
ers lost 767 1899 rOubles. Ouc hundred and fifty
thousand roubles have been already subscribed for
their relief The memorial To the Gar in behalf
of the Russian Jews which Prince LObanoff, the
Russian Ambassad n at Jisi> Court has declind to
transmit, is cuncilintory. IL at,rihu'rs the anti
Jewish riots IN RUSSIA, ~ IN Irr ci>">, 20 profess
sioual rev .luti mary ag1Iators. hu' relative to the
future piO-Eetis ~ the Jcw< in ku~sru it express
es regret That sic instructions i-eued 10 the COM
mittees oil inquiry INT" their status are cnuched
in terms at nIIIutriGm and hr-ti!4Iv. calculated
to give the populIii III false Iiea- al tD NAL
treatment of the Jews mas ImferIsl ~auction.
Jan 9th. Dr. Ru--r Jewis!, Currmltte. al meet
EllInger, the delegate "i che New York Emigra-
ton Is ard. IN London ON MnEi.} IrXt. TO con-
slider tie emigration sc:cinc. iar l. ri Mayor
has conferred in the past lew days With eminent
Jews In regard to the emigration of Jews from
Russia to America.
GERMAN PoLITICs .-Berlin, Jan. "a In the
Reichstag during a debate on the budget to-day, a
discussion arose concerning the late Imperial re-
script. Bismark said it did not aim at the new
CONSTITUTE nal maxim, The King relgns, buc
does not govern - which did not apply to Germa-
ny. The expression, - Ministerial responsibility
was equally absurd He declared that the rescript
remained mistaken by the attacks upon it. He
was fully aware Of his responsibility in signing it
and he was answerable for all the acts of the Sow
ereign. - 1t was to the Sovereign" he said,
- and not to Parliament, that Germany owed the
pO>itlOu oue NV eUJpJtu. OBSTINATE dehtu "HSlHr
er any one could reproacl him with oowardice.
There was a great uproar upon the left. Bis
marck stepped forward and repeated his inquiry,
saying . Is there one among you who dares bring
such a charge
Tire Emperor subsequently publicly thanked
Bismarck for his defence of the rescript.
The TuRF.-LondOn Jan 27tI the top weights
to be carried in the City and Suburban handicap
at the EPSON spring meeting are 1873 pounds by
Mr.. Keene's Foxhall $50 pounds by Astley's Pc
ter, and l26 pounds by Loriliard's lroquois. The
moderate weights Of l05 and 60 pounds by Loril-
lard { Aramsea and Gerald respectively. In the
Great Metropolitan stakes Iroquois carries the
second weight OF l28 pounds.
FATAL FIRE IN New YoRK.-New York, Janu-
airy 3l.-A fire broke out this morning IN the
building formerly occupied by the New York
World, in the same block with the Times build
ing, but separated from it by an intervening
building. The fire burnt through the block into
the Times building. but only partially destroyed
the latter. The following statement regarding
the origin OF the FIRE is made by one Of the &C.
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