The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08


port that band of Polish exilcs are said 10
peared on the frontier OF Galllcie, neking
riotous demonstrations. II l. believed that
Langienex. the leader Of the last Polish in
surrection. Is at the head OF these bands
LONDON. June s--The Grand Jury hss re-
fused to bring in hin Of Indictment against
Gov. Eyre, OF Jamaica, on the evidence ad-
duccd by the prosecution.
LONDON, June 4-Thc Herald comments
on the report Of the Royal Commission on
the neutrality laws, that the changes recon-
uendsd are too harsh In their character, and
If carried ont, viii fan viii great severity
on the shipping interests Of England.
Official dispatches from Gen. Napier state
that the army Is still evacaating Abyssinls.
The column passed Senate, the last post on
the route The rainy season had set in with
great violence. The streams were swollen,
and coo natives were drowned
LONDON, June S-Chicf Justice Cockbnrn
states that the charge delivered BY Judge
refused to bring in bill Of iudictmeut
against Gov. Eyre, is contrary to the opinion
Of the majority Of the Court Of Queens
Bench t.st
FLoRExcE, June 7.-GsribaldE has written
several earnest letters to his friends and the
authorities Of America, eutrvating them, on
behalf Of the Liberal party Of Italy, 70 dls-
courage the project Of enlisting troops for
MrSicn. MAY s.-Tne treaty for the mu-
tual protection Of uaturalired citizens. nego-
tiated by Mr.. Bancroft with the Bavarian
Cabinet, has been signed.
BERLIN, May 6.-Prussia has taken the
initiative steps proposed for general disarm-
ament King William has ordered that 70
duction be forthwith made In the Landwehr.
BERLIN, May 80 The Government Of
North Germany has abolished imprisonment
for debt.
London dispatches from Berlin repeat the
rumOrs Ct the Polish Instruction on the
GalliciAn frontier. AT Vienna, however, the
story is discredited in weli-inforrned circles.
vienna. May s6.-A formidable revolt has
broken out at Bosnia. Troops are being rap
idly pushed forward from Constantinople to
qnell the disorder.
vienna. June 4.--Plans for the re-organE
Eation Of the military forces Of the Empire
are being gradually carried into effect. The
stSnding army viii consist Of 5000 men,
and the Lanewehr Of 10000.
PARrs. Nav s6.-Narshal Neil, in an official
report. declares that the Chasspot rife Is the
best irearm known, and also states thatthese
guns are being manufactured Al the Govern
meut Arsenal at the rate Of COO per day.
PARIS, June 2-Prince Napoleon ieft Paris
on 4 visit to Baden and Vienna.
Adyices from Athens state that the repre-
sentatives Of the Foreign Powers In that
city have formally protested sgainst the ad-
mission Of representatives, from Candia to
the Grseian Chamber.
in the harbOr Of Brest Admiral Farragut
win Fisit this city before the feet leaves
Mexican News.
NEv YoRK, NAY 26th-Details Of Mexi-
can news are received via Havana The
proclamation OF Gen. Riyas states that Ne
grete, Mendez. Cuesis- Cortina and Cha
TavTia are in revolt; the last two officially
DENY Rivas' assertion. Rivas has from 1000
.2(6 men, and was within twelve leagues
Of the Capital The Government has sent
500 men against him
Mendez left the Capital the same day, and
it was expected that he would pronounce
the next day in Puebla-
President Juarez and family were hurriedly
removing from Chapultepec 10 the Capital
/ The mountains around Pnebla are reported
/ full Of reYolnfioRists. Gen Norga was AZ
the head OF the Insurgents, who had taken
possession Of Rio Verdi and murdered the
Prefect
Minister Teiada has demanded the State
Government TO report at once the details re-
lzting TO the late outrages on some American
citizens at Monterey,
Typhus fever Is raging terribly at Vea
Cruz Numerous arrests are being made AZ
San Luis Pot0si The Courts had been clos
ed, owing to 4 lack of funds- Troops have
been sent TO Rio Verdi 10 put down the in
surgeuts-
HAVANA June 6xh--Romero arrived from
Mexico and sailed to-day for New YORK.
One repOrf says he Is TO be married, another
that he IS destined to the United States to
arrange scheme to defrzud the American
holders Of Mexican bonds
Inc steamship Mercy, from V,Ira Cruz,
has arrived with Mexican dates 70 the ist
General Negrete was routed in ths Chihua-
hu4 mountains, By troops commHnded BY
General Yielez Numerous other silirmishes
bad taken place with Rilarez The troops
bad pronounced against Juarez Several
prisoners had been taken s-
The revenue Of the Mexican Republic for
the coming year Is estimated at $4,000, 600
Numerous prOnuneiamentos are taking
place eVerTvhere-
.Batanzo had pronounced against Juarez at
Peczcho. pr0cisiuing Porfrio Dizz President
His sdhereuts were put to fight
The 1exican army Is to be recognized,
and II Is to consist Of four divisions Of four
thousand men each
The Tucztzn expedifio1arT corps, under
Alztorre, had arrived AZ Vera Cruz .
Il i stated that Col Dominguez, with 100
men. made an attack upon some Campeachy
Indians, and the reslIt Was the defeat Of the
troops and the killing Of Dominguez The
Indians geru in bot pursuit of the fleeing
soldiers, killing All they met.
Aizfcrrr i to Be commander Of the second
division Of the Mexie1n army in place of
Disz, removed
NV TOzK. June eth--sisaI dates 70 June
4ih have been receiEed Cephada bad been
reelected Governor Of Tucafan One hun
dred and Hfy Of D0ninguez's forces escaped
from the Indian massacre which occurred
some time since- The English in the Belize
stfl supply the indians With munitions Of
E4r- g.
HAvASA, Nzy ia proeIamztion has
been issued calling all eiti1ens nDder arms.
SaInzTe made general attack on the reb1l
lines on The 18th, and vas repulsed. The
troops fsii back into the eifJ-
The Federal steamer Dssot0 arrived On the
17th. heing short 81 provisions. She sailed
TO Key West despite ofthe profestztions of
The American Minister, Eh0 had promised
thoee Who lad taken refuge in the LeEzfion-
A general attack vas renewed on ne south
side of the city On the 18th The result was
unknown Ehen the mail Ieff
yEr YozK, 1fzy zgfh-HzTffzn adsfces
70 the 3sfh, "a HzTana, are that EzInaFe's
zdherents had reczptarcd the fortress on fhen
souft side Port -Prince which had recrnff1~
heea taken b. the rcbela Desorns. e.f-
n1Te's Prime Minister, becoming alarmed It
his oE8 nPop1izrify zk1 Tie cTstiesl sItnz-
fson of the GoTernmenf, bad tenderef bis
resignation ezsn4ss refnsed to aceenf II
Szlnare bzs ORDERED co1scripfIcn 81 so
ueu for the National Guard
EFsszjo aErIres 70 ne Prt1IdeucT HIs
forees are ex1eefsf e ths e1pifaI f1Iu1Te
Is prep1sing for desperate re1lzfa1ce.
The British Ezr steamer Ez1s5s 1rrfred On
fhe I6Eh- She Ezs b1Iled b. Ire fofslxners
with great Fejos<inz, but she zsIied 70 f1rnzi.
"a 1bs fcreizn corsuls stffl refuse 10 11f-
render the rsf1zees II heir Cons1latez
LoSDoz, Nay n = Ihs Bfnziilzn Nail
Efesner brnes ne folIos11x rsHss
Gen Lopez Ezs zf the inEcfion of fhs Zs-
nebarza ard PxrzGraT RiFers. where he "a