The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-09
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
Late Telegrams.

Late kilograms.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-Parliamentary nomina-
tions were made to-day in nearly two hun
dred boroughs and nine counties in England
Scotland and ireland. Great excitement pre-
walls in all parts Of the kingdom, but so far
the elections have been attended with little
or no violence. The Liberals have gained
six members and forty-one constituencies.
There was slight disturbance at Man
chester to-day, but It was quieted BY the ef.
forts of the police, and no other serious dis
turbances have been reported.
Dispatches from Paris state that Baroche
Minister of Justice, and Pinard, Minister of
the Interior, have issued instructions to pre-
fects of departments requiring them to sup
press all public manifestations in regard TO
| the coup d'etdt of the second of December
The office OF the Temps newspaper has been
seized by the police and the publication of
that journal has been suspended. The French
Government has commenced prosecution
against other journals for alleged violation of
the press law
MADRID, Nov 16.-The Republican party
is gaining largely in influence and numbers
in the cities of Seville and Cadiz
a Prussian Pastoral Conference, composed
of one hundred and twenty clergymen from
all parts Of Prussia, has issued the following
declaration:
Considering the pretensions of THE Roman
Pontiff in the recent invitation to Protestants,
il would be desirable, not only for the Prot
estant Church in Prussia, but for all the
evangelical churches of Germany, to renew
before God and men, by the mouths of their
ecclesiastical leaders, the unanimous adher-
enGe of that church TO the Confession of
augsburg
Morfori, the favorite of Queen Isabella, has
been dismissed. His place is now occupied
by Count E. P PLATO, belonging TO one of
the first families OF Navarro.
The Gar has issued q pkase in virtue of
which nine-tenths of the drinking saloons
now existing in the Russian Empire are to be
suppressed.
Fifteen thousand workmen are now in
! Madrid without the means of getting liv-
ing, and are receiving pay from the Govern
ment.
Switzerland, Austria and Norway have
recognized the Spanish Government, under
the conviction that it will receive the sanction
of the Cortes.
New YORK, Nov 1S-The Heralds Naples
special says: the streams OF lava elected by
the eruption of Vesuvius have overfowed
the fosse, and are still flowing in the course
of the eruption of 1855. Last night the upper
cone discharged volumes of ashes, OCCASION
ally illuminated by flashes Of fame The
spectacle is magnificent. Many persons are
going from Naples to witness 1t.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-The French Govern
ment has commenced prosecution against
the Gdulois newspaper for an infraction of
the press law.
MADRID, Nov. l8-The band of malcon-
tents who held possession of Seville since the
revolution, but obstinately refused TO obey
the orders of the National Government, were
yesterday dispersed by regular troops, after
fierce combat. Complete quiet has now
been restored in that city.
LONDON, Nov IA fine meteoric display
was witnessed from the observatory of Ok
ford University tonight
PARIS, Nov 14-Rossini, the great italian
composer, died to-day, aged n.
WAsHINoToN, Nov. 15.-The wedding of
Speaker Colfax and Miss Wade takes place
at Andover ON Wednesday next. H
LONDON, November 15.-The elections
absorb the attention of all classes of people.
Little business will be done during the week.
The cotton trade at Liverpool will be sus-
pended on Tuesday and Wednesday, and
the breadstuffs market will probably be
closed on those days. Sanguine persons
estimate that Gladstone will have majority
of $50 in the next House.
NAPLES, November 17th.-Vesuvius is In
violent state of eruption.
BERLIN, November 17th.-Baron Won der
Heidi Minister of Finance, has officially in
formed the Chamber that Bismarck win
The Democrats cable special says that
nothing of an official character has yet been
made public, as TO the matter submitted to
the Prussian Diet in reference to the UNI
pireship of King William in the question of
the claims Of the United States on Great
Britain.
WASHINGTON, November 17th.-Orders
have been issued detachiug Admiral Farra-
gut from command of the European SQUAD
ron. He will be placed on waiting orders.
General Grant has ordered superintendents
of mounted recruiting service at Carlisle
Barracks to forward without delay all dis
possible troops to Fort Harker, Kansas, to
report to General Sheridan
HAVANA, November 17th.-Gen. Rose
Grams arrived here to-day, and visited Cap
taih-General Lersundi in company with
Admiral Hoffman. Gen. Rosecrans leaves
for Mexico to-day.
Vera Cruz dates TO the 18th are received.
The newspaper Tieo Republics says Romero
will soon return to Washington, and Palacio
will replace him as Secretary ofthe Treasury.
A slight shock of earthquake was felt at !
/ turbide on the Sd and 9th.
The Mexican Congress has approved the |
contract for the Vera Cruz and Mexico Rail- |
way.