The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
American News

Sccclal SSN> 9 : cortt-Etiy CcclxreC thai
Grsns hsS directed tast ! sereurPtoFy dsnsnd
* uaa3e 90 the SPAS - sataerfrh-s OF CGe4
for thS inuseeiate rsl-ase d the e-ig A1ry
LcarsiI. su1 The ScrrsnGer % the TWO paSssD-
gers ,aken frozn th= Lls-is -Aljor. A refusal
10 comply VII be fslloweG oy hostile DE-
=CrssrstiorS froE or uzvy.
Tx Serars 49, sOrErsnSd Edward Nc
Cock - Governor u C0lorseos Cearles Z.
CroDe. Of al2esaaa. Governor q New NsXi-
co. ". A Howard. of Michigan. a. Ervoy
Extraordl3zry ard Minister Pteaipotsrsiars
70 CANA
Th-re i 10 6oubt that The Cahan expeSi-
tion i preparing. but i VII not sail frOn
New Nork-soEe pcic- farther south, prob
ably.
4 special elsparch f-ou Ezvsaa SAYS. the
British CorSGl entered an energetic PROTEST
scains. the eoaGSr-1aLlon q the brig -kGry
L0scslI
>AvANNNE. April IA lerrsr from R1ys-
No announexs the arrival there Of three tx
TIE pdrrist forces. Nhiea are Increasing
daily TIE Spanish troops are ceSertizS ard
joining the patriots
NV Yoxx. Aura IS -The Esro,S' 5 New
Orleans spcclal saws q lcruaiesolS and we'll
organized expyGittou : preparing for Cuba.
and thSre i - doubt TX movement i u =
Serio1S CHARACTER II : stated that the cOni-
Harry Hazru. h1l II b declines tkxn CEREAL
SiseJlnan Wii probably Dc the lcsder. Col
lsctor Casey. Who i 4 bTUtbsr,iu OF
President Grant. opeuir says bS cou'- Ssnt
70 hea- o. know auythi1S soon- the expSGi-
toe The Di>tricr--AtEornsy sppeziS 10
Wzsliggtos for tustrucJsoos, aud receives
ooly vague zenrralsies,
he HsrzlG $ Washington special. declares
that rbS Government : usakirS active prs-
partitions Tor var On Cuba
he Fri9zl7ss's SPECIAL say> The Government
VII preserve 4 strict ucutrsllty-
WASHINGTON. Auril - = The Ckicsgo
Tiri5asls' special SAYS ReygrGy Johnson asks
- ce allowed 10 reElain till August, but bis
request viii not he granted Il i probable
rha- the United States Goysruulsus viii al
low the British Government 70 maks the
usxt advances for the settling o. the AiE6GHG
eisitus. The ueSotialiOrs VII X transferred
from Loud0u 70 Washington
CoarG e. offered resolution il the Senate.
directing the PrS>i1ent 70 open ueSusiatious
for the settlement Of ali existing coutru-
VERSES Bish England. On the basis Of the
surrender u al The British North American
POSSESSIONS. Chandler made lengthy speech
Ia support q the resolution He said he
hoped the proposed uexu-idtious would be
made, ard Tie Carzt4S scG CirsG pescSahly;
bat Il England desired war. let il oe short.
sharp 9aG decisive Tie Michigan veterans
alone U0Eld capture the British North Ameri-
can Pruvi1eSs- he resolution MAS referred
10 the CommiJtse on Foreign Relations.
The Tones SPECIAL SAYS the Few Consul
General o. Ccb1- Pluue. FORMER Secretary Of
Legation 70 MsIieg- has received his inssru-
lions. dnt : abVu, O. depart % lock after the
better pvutscti1G q American citizens
The sane Sperial thinks the President and
Secretary Fish VII take conservative view
~ - - -
receive only general ins.rvc-i1u, ~ &c follow
ed Afterwards By details
H1vASA- APrd lSJh.-At the opening Of
the Mexican Cg1sress. SsE.r Lsnus, Speaker
Of the House, Denounced a. false ana insulting
the charges e psrsgnal E11tives- i1putsa to
members Of Congress By certain journals
Al the Ministry approve Eousrg-S financial
report. except Lsrd0 Isj1iA- Eh8 Influenced
the t1ols Of President Jaarez against il. and
Il vas expected they w0uI6 table the report
general erisis Il considered imminent.
NEw T0Ek. AprI lSth--Ths EsralG's
SPECIAL says Secretary Flsh has tslssraphed
Instructions 70 0Ur Representatives az Cuba. %
make demand f5r the release CT the brig
N1rg L1ugll. without delay. ard Il rot com
p6et WITH. hostile dsu0ustrurioEs VII com
msuce from OUr naval Sg-adrvus.
The Havana press advocate the expulsion
Of Cuban Americans
NV TgRk. April 90ch.-The Tanmany
Society had elected " NJ Tweed. Grand
Saehsm. rice Governor Hoffman The Ameri-
can Sachems elected are Oakley Hal. N L
Brennan Samuel E 1aryin, James DgEling,
and Peter B. sweeney
Cuban Volunteering : soiug ou rapidly,
Bat quietly Recruits are promptly forwarded
90 Cuba n small delachuercs. Recently 4
fun battery q feit artillery vas completely
rs-shipped. and q maE Who vas despatched
WITH Il brings infgruatoa Of Is safe arrival
The report that twenty vessels are 20 be
made ready for serviee L untrue only enc
L actually prey arIrE for sea, practice ship
the SgPiss-
ST. Lars, Apri1 Isrh--The most terrific
h1iIz-Gra that ever visited this city occurred
this Afternoon Many thousands Of windows
we're brgksn, and hardly house n the Wes-
tern part q the cry a escaped injury The
hEiIs-1rss we're ef Immense size Hundreds
q horses rsu away. ram fell II turrs1tS the
sr1-u extended west
HAvAyA- April egth-The Marine Court
has rendered 4 fra decision that The Kary
L0u1sLl i legal prize
There are ru11rs If heavy sngageue1ts Of
the rrVaPs WITH the rv1eIs, near Remedies
70 particulars
a Spanish var steamer has gvus TO San
Jaga-
HsTASA. Apr1 zl-h--The latest news
from Trsnhlai L that the rebels are lsaTirg
the nsiehbsrhood- Tue Spanish troops have
arrived and VIII zarsh o arraes the rebels
n the Puerto PrineiFe region
NEw ORLEANS. April lsth--Captaiu Giles,
Of the schooner Lf--fs Hejo~- pabIi<hes an
aer0a1t e the ssiEGrs 1f rE0 u his passengers.
Eh0 had passports n due fsru, regularly
signed b General Dl-cs vhich had teen
re-'i rziEe,i 5y the ar-h1-i-isz n Calabarsn.
Ehers the vessel lad r1uehed. The CAPTAIN
formally protested against the seizure At the
tine declaring TINT the spanish Authorities
wo1lf Be led responsible The Captain also
describes the uurier Ct ths prisoners by