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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-13

No. I3 Madison street.
MEMPHIS. TENN.

THE PUBLIC. LEDGER Is SERVED TO
i City Subscribers By faithful carriers n
Fifteen Cents per Week, payable weeklI
to the carriers.
By mail, Eight Dollars per annum, or
sevenfy.five Cents per month, in advance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-13

hetf eeu es"eJe W touuu uetfhb ohiu'
hours, at his wholesale drug emporium,
sls Main street, ready TO wait on those
who prefer his professional services
(only), at his new office, ever the whole
sale drug emporium. instehd Of having
retired from his profession, as has been
so often. reported through the city and
country. s--.,r 80 ~ I
TIE VARIETIES. - Manager Broom
promises his usual attractive Saturdays
bill Tor tonight, introducing the entire
company in new songs, dances and acts.
The fascinating Gardner and Florence
Sisters, Mile Henrietta and Minnie Gray
will all appear The house will Of course
be crowded, nsa ncirn,rl
BIeHr AND INTERESTING BrERATUhE.
Emmons a Son, No 10 Jefferson and
1893 Main street, have just received the
New York Clipper lie Bon1Ton, Irish
American, Irish Citizen, and all the New
York, Chicago, Cincinnati and Louis
vile dailies "a q
To TrayeIers.---Accidcnf Insurance
can be obtained Of II. P. Butler, Gene
raj Agent of the original Travellers In
surance Company, at 10 Madison street.
$4,000 for rs cents per day. Long time
policies at large discount nf +
Gents Sole Leather Trunks, t
Sole Leather valises, 'ata +
Travelling Bags. aAA Ntt
robson, sNEED a CO.,
SO 28I Main street.
BOARD WANTED for a gentleman, wife
aud two smallehiIdren, in the country,
in a private family, where a moderate
price will be charged. Address, at once,
30 H'A'' % 1924 Main street.
To TIE PHYSICIANS OF THE Cry
Through respect to the memory Of the
late Dr-J, J. Hooks the physicians of the
city are requested to meet THIS EVENING,
at half past four, at DR.. W. E. Rogers
office, No. 40 Madison street. y cAs-
OLD HAIRS made new at 1874 Main st. I
FoR ten days only, previous to re-
moving our retail stock, we shall offer
great bargains 10 dry goods
- RICE, SrIx & Co.,
I 307 Main street.
= GOLD pens repointed at 1923 Main st. I
DON'T FORGET that our sale Mt
Cost for Boots, shoes and Hats, still
continues at the old stand. 2z9 Main
street. III J.T. HANDLAN a co.
REMovAL.-Brown a. Jones have re-
moved their coal Office to 2S2 Main
street, Bethel block. h 80
ON our first page we have compiled
directory of business houses, which our
readers will find a serviceablc medium
for giving their location. EST
PARTIES going to Raleigh Mineral
Springs will find hacks waiting at Wells
station, Memphis and Ohio railroad,
both trains. s 10 nsd 3 VASES
PHOENIX Insurance COMPANY Office
removed to Is Madison street, right hand
door at head of stairs. ~ 81 II
LAST SENSATION you want an ex-
cellent shave, hair cut or shampooing, go
to the famous Eldorado Hair-Drsssng
Saloon, 45 Jefferson street, where prices
have been reduced to suit the times. SO
Ladies' Saratoga Trunks, all styles,
sizes and prices. 81 -4
ROBEsON, sNEED a CO.,
IS 26I Maih street, opp. Square.
RICE & ENGEL will close out their pres
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25
INnI4N ATYAIRs.-The Indian Peace Com

INDIAN AFFAIRS.-The Indian Peace Com
smissiOuers, 81 their session. Oct 9th, adopted
!, 4 resolution declaring that, in the opinion Of
|; the Commission. the Bureau Of Indian Al
fairs should b. transferred from the Interior
Department 10 the War Department The
siolloWing resolution was also adopted: That
;tlI5s Commission recommend to the President
:of the United States aud to Congress that
] full provision be made at once TO feed, clOthe
land protect all Indians of the Crow, Black
iio0i, Blsekl0Oi Apache, Arapahoe Apache.
hioNa and Comauche nations, who now
live, or shall hereafter locate permanently on
agricultural reservations; that the treaties OF
the said tribes with rs, whether ratified or
not. shall be considered, be, and remain 10
full force As 10 all Indians OF such tribes as
now have, or may hereafter have, their homes
/ pon the agricultural reservations described
lin these respective treaties, and no Others
THAT in the opinion Of this Commission, the
;time has come when the Government should
tease to recognize Indisn tribes Is domestic
land independent nations. except so far as
NAV be REQUISITE 10 recognize them as such
by existing treaties, and BY treaties made hut
not yet rztifed; that hereafter all Indians
shall be considered and held 10 be individu-
,aflv responsible to the laws OF the United
states, except where and while il Is other
wise provided in said treaties, and that they
shall be entitled 10 the same protection from
said laws as other persons, owing allegiance
TO the Government. enjoy; that the recent
inutrazeS and depredatiors committed BY In
dams Of the Plains justify the Government
in abrogating those elaEses Of treaties made
in October, 1851, AZ Medicine Bow Lodge.
which secures 10 them the right 10 roam and
hunt outside OF their reservations that all
said Indians should be required TO move al
once 10 their reservations, aud remain with
in them, except that after peace shall have
been restored, parties may be Permitted to
cross the boundaries with written authority
from the Agent or Superintendent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25

'Of his sympathy fer the Bereavement which
His Nsjsssy and iheeous,ry hare Suffered,
and c-iezsi minute guns to be huei onI
's0ara his ship
Khan. upon the death Of Eaahauianu,
succeeded 10 the rank and ,'''N Of kuhiasl
Nui. Or Prime Miuisser. an. ,hegeAffeyI
knovn BY the ohcial title .. AAahan2naI
In. She died in April, 1852,
The deesasei. fo- nO-e than thirty
years, VS. Governor Ct the Island Of 0ah1.
.and At the tine Of his deoeAse, vas Pres
Ideui q the legislative Assembly. PreS;-l
Heat q the Bosrd Of Education. sad Con-
:aander-in-ChieE His dignity OF depors-
nent, and aptness in al his socsal and
business relations, were such as To lesvei
lasting iupCeSsioas of the most pleasing
.caa7acto. upon al that cane in contact
with him
What happened to the deceased has
happened to bat few. He has. in his
own person. sen the transition bstEeenl
.,uo Ofthe extreme phases Of huuian life
SID has done hiulself honor in al the stu
ia,iOas IN ghich he has been placed. Born
before the second visit Of Vancouver toI
these Islands, period which We are veryi
@p; to lock upon IS one Of quite remote
antiquity, be has lived 10 see and helped
10 make bis native land a Christian. evil
issi and free State. He hAs departed al
ll2Si, II the fuIlness Of yeArs, in the enjoy-I
men: Of the love Of al his eoantryuen. andI
boaOoe5 by AL who knew him: and the
.ligh, Of tia, glad hope Of Immortality,
which she'd DO ray over his cradle, illa-i
mined his passage throagh the valley Of
death.
We have not been able st the present.
l,iuae to give even brief sketch Of his hfe.l
which has been 50 interwoyea with the
history Of The reisns Of Kamea2meha Sec
Dad. Third, Foar;h and Fifth, the two iAsi.
'of whom were his oHn sons His name
and his sets vii alH@ys stand most con
sgicuoas IN the annals 0fhis country. which!
owez 70 him IN 10 small degree its present.
position among the civilized nations Of the
world.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25
IMPROVED MoDE OF sleSA1IzISe AT SEA

IMPROVED MODE OF SIGSALIsING AT SEA
An ingenious but thoroughly simple aplara-
tts. invented by Mr. George Reed, r n, for
the purpose Of indicating al once during the
idsy BY semaphore. ard az night by lamps. the
movement Of the helm Of ship, was prAciic-
ally and successfully tested in the MeTsey on
Sept lIth, in thc presence Of large number
Of gentlemen of-nautieAl pursuits aud eNPe-
;Fience- \ steamer, the Sea hiag, was spe-
lcialiy engaged for the purpose, and there
we're on beard Lieut.. Parks, K y; Captain
Ward, president, aud Capt. cromar, vice
president, Of the Liverpool Mercantile Ma
iYine Service Association; Mr. Tyndall, soiic-
,itor to the Board Of Trade: Captain Edgiil.
saryeyor TO the Salvage Association LlOydl /;
capt. Ca8kitt, chief surveyor TO the Liver
pool Underwriters; Mr.. Ford, superintend-
ing engineer to the Bahia Steam Navigation
lCSInpdny; Cspt- Patton, West India and Pa
seifc Steam Navigation Company; Captain
r I.coi, Naval Examiner to the Board Of
Trade; Captains COrnioFth, POBsOnby, Reid,
lzud Others The principal feature Of Ar.
Reeds apparatus Is the connection (by means
Of az endless rope Of the helm of the ship
with the stzTboard aud port lights during the
might, and with flag or ball signal during
the DAY, 30 that-any movement given TO the
helm i coFresp0ndingiy indicated to any APP
preaching vessel, and the danger Of collision
lobviated- The invention has also its imPor-
liant Use in naval tactics. where, By signals
from the masthead Ehen the lower part If a
lship Is developed n smoke, the course which
vessels of feet are taking l. al once asccr-
ltainabIe--H0TgGs' Trade Journal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25
HoNcLULU.
Liberal Advances Made ON nil
shipments per SteRsacr-

Cargo for San Francisco will be received
S at the Steamers Warehouse. and rcceipts for
<;he same given by the undersigned. No
charge for storage OF carriage. Fire risks In
Warehouse not taken by the Company
Insurance guaranteed at lower rates than By
sailing vessels. Particular care taken q ship
,men;s Of Fruit.
Al orders for Goods 70 be purchased in San
! Francisco. will be received and hliei by return
Z of Steamer.
fS-Shipments from Europe and the United
States, intended for these Islands, will be re-
) ccived by the Company in San Francisco. u
sconsigned 10 them. and be forwarded by their
steamers 10 Ionolulu. FREE ~ cHAneE. eS-
seept actual outlay.
lgR- Passengers are requested 20 take their
tickets before y o'clock on the day Of sailing
: and to procure their Passports.
All Sills against the Steamers must be pre-
scented before two o'clock on the day Of sail
2ing. or they will have TO lay over til the 70
Eturn Of the Steamer for settlement.
II. HACKFELD A CO.
Z SS-3m Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25

OK aid =ttsr MONDAY. TIE Issh p-u1i-o,
the NsE RuIldi-c crested a TIE 20; = Q-se-
>-rest- Is he-ehE *: sFaTt f1r TIE Storage e
Bs-Es-e- ksruss1e- PcSr1lsgz,. e.c-. etc. II
zesgr1z-ee vi-a sec-isl 4 q an Aet entitled
An Ac. tsr lie FrVtsssioz e iifs AID prcper-
y against explosive substances ether thar
GuuQcVisr-
EEsrArI9Ss f0- tie s.srlag e BsErole. Pc
srgleuE, he-assze or q any ~. of Whiea
TIE e71pouscs pzrs Is Pctr1ls1E, Szptks-
" S7irirs u Iurpcz-ize, n the S-c-s-hosse
FroTiie-l b. lie 6cre-z-e1t-
Tle Cs.isc-a--t1ersrsl = Cl.zt1--s Eil have
esnscol = tie BsIli-g zuf tie Gcols In L
aid Al c-lers lc- 6o1is ul-s- l. Er-wu "a
hiz Z The sEze zazue- - for Be-5es Go1Ss-
he Pers1n 4 eszres e the SiorS-hozse
VII hs ts1ai AZ the C1s.1rz Hcuse- fEtsre the
s-arsss accents WI K kept AID E7-i K pre-
ps7ei 10 ie,iTs- Gsais fr1a Ie te e i u.
ez-h azy-
Tie s.ar-ss al X sArss seats rS- month
pez ease q ten gallons; l4rcr- eSsss Eill e
charged IN Frupc-.icz-
Nct les tkza ozs u.oath's s-srzee g X
charged. S1d (zffsr the srss EszthI Il les
thar tEeiTe days. settling ever tselvs days,
fzIl nezth- Fuuz tie 5zts y e1eh transfer.
sE5rsge e1z2e1ess zcsg- SsenSs his vi
3 re-es-e3 ersrT quarter
Tx as0re rrEzlzsisus "a take s5set frs1
FEEr- " HuTCEISoN-
IL. o. ~ - 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25

The cannon foundry of Krupp, In Essen,
Rhine Prussia extends over go acres, ZIG
.of which are occupied by buildings 1t has
twelve miles of nilroad, six locomotives,
|l50 wagons and sixty horses. There arr
Z, coo lets Of gas, consuming about five mil
.ions OF cubic feet per day; 10000 men are
in the foundry; 100 in the mines
'and FORCES. The wages amount TO 8, 100, coo
ithalers per annum. The motive power con-
isists of leo engines of 6,000 horsepower
leach. The daily consumption is Is, 600 bush
els of coal. =, 500 bushels of coke and coal,
land 90, 600 cubic feet of water.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25
SAS Francisco. Oct. 10th, 1865
LOOMING IN raE DIsrANoE.-An Americi

/; LOOMING IN TIE DIsTANcE.-An American
spSper, the R0uad Tabls, states that the coasts
cOf New Brunswick, Prince Edwards Island,
New Jersey, and . portion of the Eastern
Atlantic shore are gradually uprising. while
sthOse Of the Bay of Fundy and Greenland arr
slowly sinking. II is said that If this should
tcontinuc for ten centuries the map of the
sAmerican continent would in 200 present an
scntircly different appearance The Hudson's
eBay and Jersey shOre would become fruitful
syallevs, without countless inland seas.
sWherc now the banks Of Newfoundland lie,
sthere would then be pcninsulas connected
sIreland to America then would take but
flour days.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25
- go A1IASr1o C.pLE-,

TIE FRESCE ATLANTIC CABLE--The
Manufacture Of the new transatlantic sub
marine telegraph cable for the French com
p4uy (Societe da Cable Trznsaflantique
Frznezis Limited Was according 10 the
contract with the Telegraph Construction
and Maintenance commenced AZ the Gutta
PeTcbe Works, Whsrfro4d, eity-road, yester-
|dsF. L is understood that the company 10
he intended to submeTge the cable next
summer. between Brest and the United
IStstes, via the Island Of ST. Pierre (Gulf of
Isf- LzETeBeel. The Great Eastern steam
Iship has been chartered by the contractors
Tor the purpose Of assisting in the operation,
and arrangements are perfected for moor
ling her in the Midway. where she viii be
lbrO1ght round from Liverpool directly sf7
ter the Equinox, 50 that she may receive
1.-THE cable a. manufactured, and shipped al
the contractors Greenwich works; where
the process Of putting on the outer cover
ling or shezting is carried oLr-LOHdOH Tines,
liza
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25


TEE aeEs Of tie deaih Of His Hizhness
Nsrno KEzUASsoA, tie Father Of His
present Msje<ty. q vel IS q His late
Majesty Ksmebzoeha " was received
BY the pablo yesterday With feelings Of
the deepest s0rroE. II September LAST
he vas struck .Eiih Et u spople1y. rel
smiling in paralysis. sfler shieh tine, he
Gradually declined Until hs quietly expired
at % minutes past O'Clock yesterday
MONTE.
r. E. NJ kekas1zo2 Ess born II the
year I79I. IN Hawai-, and vas descended
from both the Hawaiian and Mani Royal
families His hrst wife s=s Pza2hi. .
Hawaiian ChieEsss Of high rank, b. whom
he hAd izsse Her ExoeHsney R KeeEko-
lzni, the PEsseat GoTeEness Of Hawai-
After the death Of Psahzi. he nzr-isd. id
October. ls27. Khan, dzzshter q K.ue-i
hzneha L, and q KzheEhsizzIie, Heaps
EEzhinel. who Ess = granddaughter al
KekznEke, King o. Mani Five ehildrs1l
four sons and one daughter. we're b0rnI
from this marriage. Of whom the onIy sur
Eivos s His Nsjszty K2aeh2neha Y.
On tie rsosipt Of the news Of tie de
mise Of HIS Highnezz. the public O5ces3
were el0sed. and the fzgs were dressed At,
half-1zzt o. I'll the pablo. diplomats, cal
s1Iar and private establishments Thei
body Of the deceased kF IN state at the!
P2Iace from II 4 NtO 3P-x- 10 z50rGi
A opp0rt1nity TO his Numerous friends.
and zo9azintz1eeS. a. EeA a. TO the P1blici
generally, 70 pay their Isl tri6ate Of Re
speet to The remains A great e0aeoeEss'
q people, 18th 1ztirs and foreign. sv.lIs55ll
themselves Of the opportunity AnOngl
th0se EhO paid this tribs5e q respect Esrs'
the diPlOnaae Repress1Etivs Of Fo-signl
Powers IN tbs e01ntzy. and The usnbers'
Of the C0nsaEsr Corps The A8eficaz'
Minister E2s accompanied By CapszinI
Sarto-s, q .ke American ship-oE-zzr Os-''
s5pss. and several q his O&ee-S Capt.;
Ssr0-i joinsd the Gezrd Il HooOr snOa1dI
the rszsins- fer shoEt tine, = tokenl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25

TEE FREscH FLEET--Sone details res
peeting the French feet have just been pub
Ilished- Prom item il sPpears that fEigztez,
Il eorTetfes, guardzeostsE, and ] floating
battery are low being built in the different
military ports of Fr1nee-in al, 10 steam
lirOncisds- The steam yessels Of the French
navy are 316 in number, of total force Of .,
Zoo bOrzes- Tie irOseizd Feet, now com
posed Of . vessels Of sll kinds, viii consist
.0f Il when the sixteen nov building are
|completed- A model ship, Of superior pow
Ter TO any the feet now possess and 10 oe
called the Riefdseu, viii shortly be put on
the stocks at T0UlOn-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25
Hosiery,

IA Choice Assortment Of Mems Cotton. half
Wool, Merino and silk Undershirts and Draw
;ers-all large sizes. A complete invoice oil
Mems Socks in Cotton and Wool-white. col
;ored and fancy. Ladies Fine White audi
BLACK Stockings. superior quality.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25

Captain {. : ChzizSek has besz this dsy
1ppoiutri Z Pix fer the pm Of Heaolala, viss
Captain IaozSs Lang, resigned
" =. ALLES.
C1lieessz tiezsrzl q C=ss11-s-
Cc-Es--vE GESEztI's DEFrcz
NQrsz-te- - rsSs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25
Shirts,

In great variety and styles, viz: White NADIA
polam and Fancy Bosom shirts, White and
Printed Cotton aud Hickory shirts. Fine
White Linen Bosom and all Linen Shirts,
Plain. Colored, Striped and Fancy Colored
Flannel shirts. assorted. Heavy Grey aud
Blue Flannel Shirts. open Front shirts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25
DEFAErxESr - FoErIsS AFFAEzs. ,
Ncrg--ter - ISIS j

OEcs1l aotics has heel received =, this &c
partner; ths;I- C. P6rse-, Es9-. hSs Feiz-uSi
ia Hoaolzlu and resumed HIS o5eiAl function!
IS Xxx Coasal of Rassiz-
STKrzES II. PzItrIFS-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25
Dry Goods, &C.

DALEs FANCY PRINTS OF SUPERIOR
ID quality and new styles.
White Cottons. Blue Cottons. Brown Drills.
Blue Drills, Heavy Blue pcnins-a sup'r art.
Assorted Colored Bunting. large sized Cotton
and WOolen Blankets Of assorted eolors.
Fine Black Barathcas. Black and Colorcd De-
LANES. Cashmeres, &C. Black. White and Blue
Coburgs and Alpacas. Superior White and
Drab Moleskin. White and Blue Fianneis.
Black silk in pieces. Daregc for walls. etc.
Black Grape, Fine Black and Blue Broadeloth j
Checked Dowlas. pantaloon stuff. Victoria
Lawns. Mosquito MEETINGS. Burlaps and Hes
slams, Fancy Merinos and Cashmeres.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25

Carr Izos- LoSs las this izy besn zr-
pointed Szpsrin.snSe1t q W4-sr Works and
Cls-k ef the Hoaolzlz Market, vice Il. Prsz-
dsrsass- resigned
TzE Rsr- D : EupAhs has b=ea daiy
licensed 10 psrfogz tie marriage es-szozy q
The Is.zad q Hawai-
IEs Rev H Nsks hss bssa ssly licensed
20 ps-farz tie marriage ceremony q TIE
IsizaS Of NSzi.
Ias following es1:ls2sn have bes- .pqo-nt-
I'd Inspectors Of Stzliia-s On tie Islzni q
HzEai: u. Barrett for the lis:rict q NszsA
s13 >-aiA koaz l. Z swain. Ter The dis
iriss e Kss 7. l. Elders. :sr lie liss-i,i q
Pas ! n Gilman. flr th= eis.rac- u Hilal
EEED- v. Il CgCsIs5S.
E-zs-sr = Izter51r-
E-z- O'1ae, Ssrsz-',sr d. ISa.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25
Hats,
or D,n.rsnt aualltle. and styles.
Boots, Shoes and Caters,

Of the very best OF German and French man
ufactGre. in Calfskin, Cloth. Cashmere. Patent
Leather, etc. etc etc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25

ArreszEr GzxEzAr's DErAErrsSr-
Nr 6sasfi .Fyfs las been ia-y connie
Es1.si a. Sasr5S q Ka2si-
>TEFsES H. PEILLFs.
A-sar-zs 6ezersi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25

Il PROPOSE, your Honor, 10 lay down the
lar in this ease said legal gentleman. IN
one Of the courts, recently suppose So
Mr.. Shsli0E-you generally do i slr-ihzt ;
the trouble with YOU. Sir-you lay I. down,
and have nothing TO do with il at al, Sir, p
T1s the reply Of the Judge.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25
Clothing &C.

A Complete and well selected Assortment Of
Cotton. Linen. Doeskin. Cashmere aud Fine
Cloth Goats, also, Pantaloons Of various styles
and qualities. Fine White Manila and Black
Satin Vests. etc. etc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25
Cigars,
rom the cheapest to ,he best Havana
SundFies.

SundFies.
Sailors Sheath Knives and Jack Knives,
Also-A Choice Assortment Of Fancy Cut
ery Of different sizes and patterns. Needles
No. l to 10, Violin Strings, Playing Cards
Jewsharps. assorted Feather Busters. Gents
and Ladies Superior Kid Gloves.
UMBRELLAS---C Cotton, Alpaca and
Silks Of various colors and patterns. Macas-
sar Oh, Children's Toys, Dolls. Water Colors,
Beads. Suspenders Of various qualities and
patterns, Wrapping Paper.
PAINTS AND OILs--superior White
Lead, Zine White, Boiled Linsecd OIL.
CASKS ZINC, in Sheets Of 80 by p and
81 by 81 inches.
ROLLS SHEET LEAD, Of ?, p. ,.
81, 5, and pounds per square foot.
ROUND BAR IRON. from 2 to II
inches diameter
WINDOW GLASS. in boxes Of 50 feet
each, from Is by "a 10 80 by 40 inches.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25

PEorssALs XII bs reserved a. tie 0sscs q.
the Rad Supervisor q Oaks. Eke-s plans
z-d sVecisez-ieas c.z he SEER tie grain.
q LziIhz Street Hoael1l.-uz.ll tie l1s- dzy
q Sorezber e this rear Szil proposals. g.
= z.rkci q the ezTeisre .' Ts15s-s for tx
STsiiac q LllIAs Stree. snd they E5l X
opese5 - Tuesday, the Is izy o. Dseezbs-
in the presence of TIE MiaisrCr = iaiezi1r.
Gao. Il LrcE.
Hazliui-- NcF- =. rs5S Eos.s Sz-=rrislr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25

LONDON, October 2S-Thc Right Rev.
Chzries 7. Lsngiey, Archbishop Of CaHtsr-
bury. died TO-DAY. aged u Eezrs.
PARIS. October 24-TLe ArclIiP Aafi0sGlS,
5 Democratic organ, says Ferdinand has
declined the proifrred crown Of Spain-
Tie writer i ceTtaiu the D1ke de MOnipen-
Ser vii accept
zuIhOrities OF SyGCeF have positive proof
thzt the shooting Of Prince Alfred was the
rezult Of deeply laid plot The details
VII Dc given TO the public IN s few days
LONDON. October 3.-There Is eoot rez-
sons 10 believe that the following j The sub
stance Of the protocol which has been agreed
10 b. Minister johnson and Lord Stanley
fer the settlement Of the 4les-EnG dispute;
j mixed commission consisting Of 5 persons
shall be appoiutei,-f0uF BY Great Britain
and four by the United States, to sit in
London and sNamine every claim presented,
RkeLher English OF American Each case
to be signed by the claimant, either IN per
son OF by counsel The commission viii
make Al award Questions uf International
law 70 Be referred TO the arbitration Of the
Emperor Of Russia The protocol awaits
the approval Of Secretary Seward
Great Britain, France and Italy have
recognized the revolutionary government in
Spain
THE SIIukTIoS N SPAN--IsSbeIlz Is
dsthToned- This i now 4 fixed fact The
question Is, Ehzt form viii the new Govern
meut assumed VIII the Prince Of the As
tuTizs be summoned 10 the thrOnes No;
he / Z minor. ana his accession would in
voIFe the Necessity OF = regency VIII the
Duke de AontpensIsr be offered the crown /,
No: for Frz1ee would bitterly oppose such
n srrEugemeu- VII = republic be pro
eizineds No; for the Ecropesn Powers
would regzrd Sach movement with Jealous
hostility VII the Sziic law be recognized
and the legitimacy Of the dece1dsuts Of Don
Carlos, in the female line, be sfdr1sds No I;
for this would be virtually 10 throw the Gov
eminent into the hands Of the clerical party,
the best plan for the Spanish Liberals would
Be to s11moa the King Of Portugal 70 the
throne Of Spin, and thus unite the two
couutrieS under one Government But 1t
SENS doubtful whether such : project
could Be carried out The masses Of the
Spanish people EO1id revolt against the
i1ez Of accepting IS their ruler Portuguese
king. and Il i possible that the Portuguese
themselreS would Object to being eonsoLid4t-
ID With spain eFen upon the terms Of fur
uisEi1z = King to tie united Government
Upoa the zhole. the Spanish question must
sill Be regarded 4s Ole Of those the solution
Of which czlnO- - YET Be ee1nitiTely solved
Il + believed the Ministry EIi o1ly retire
before Izrge LibeF1l nsl0rify in tie Dext
House Of ComuO1s-
The Swedish Polar Expedition has re-
TUNED after peletTzting 10 the eighty second
degree Of north lz1if16e-
Il / reoorted that bands IN Alicante,
Suain. have prOelzimed Federal rep1biic-
Dssturbences have broken out in Halsgz and
Grznsds Troops have been senf 10 the lat
ter piaee-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25
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