The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17

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the ineone icr the Sr<t ten yesrs, ara sfel
the canal s paid fer. y per esnL Of the nsi
profits he treaty : to ee ratified ~ The
Usited States wisAlz slx months. the sur,
vsysto Se u.sae within tive wears after rsri-
seztior. and the eansl 10 BE hSSun within
evv years, ard flashed IN sfteen years, sffer
tas ra,lscatioa- ne charter : to run 100
years, he carsl Is 70 Ae under the eontr0l
Of the Csised States, and Corg-vss Is 10 IN
the rates Of toll L Is estimated that the
eanal viii ecss srQ0aooeo0
ne President hsS ordered the reusins Of
the Lisecln ssssssins. iHeladip< those OF
Booth. 70 be delivered up to their friends,
II Is stated that 6ea- Grant intends 10 visit
Calffsrnia the eo1icg summer.
Gen NeCook : mentioned As likely to
succeed Gen Miller in the Coteetorship Of
San Francisco,
The revolution in Cuba continues unasat-
ed. while Spain keeps ssnding cut more
troops. Plantations are laid waste. and
buildings DESTROYED By the rebels. Sugar Is
advancing in Consequences.
From Japan, We hear that Americans are
being promoted IN taas Empire he Nj
KIDD retains an American as Chief Of BzrSsu.
and has appointed Gen PzRl Frank. formerly
United States Commercial Agent. Chief Of
the Japanese military foress. al salary Of
$4,000 per pear. The English and Frsnch
Representatives, protested against the sp-
poinsneats. bat were met By the reply that
japan vas an independent ration, and did
rot recognize their right to question or die
tate lis policy
From EaroPe, the news IS not Of great
importance. Faad P1sha, the Turkish Min
tSter OF Forsigu Afairs, i dead
President Ssrrano. Of the Provisional Gov
eruuens OF Spain, had made speech in
which be urges the eouSiderztiou by the
Deputies Of the radical principles Of liberal
ism in religion, press aud sducation- He
claims that the Spanish revelation Is not re-
spoasihle for the Cuban rising. the latter *
due 10 past errors.
The insargent chiefs in Crete had all sub
mirted to the Turkish authority. and the
Island vas quiet
The formal opening Of the English Pariia-
uens took place in London, Feb 16sh- Tie
speecA Of the Queen was delivered BY Royal
Commission. and read By the Lord Chaueel-
Ior- Ecclesiastical arrangements for Ireland
are TO be considered hy Parliament The
Queen hopes q Parliament win secure an
undivided feeling among the people Of Ire
land ca the side Of loyalty and law, and
sffAee the memory Of past collisions. and
cherish the sympathy Of N afeetio1ats
people"
Greece has yielded TO the prOpositioo OF
the Great Powers, and they accordingly re-
serve the right TO protect the Christian in
hahitzrts Of Turkey.
The Representatives Of the Powers finally
signed the protocol Of the Conference, and
dissolved
A majority Of the Spanish Cortez ars op-
posed to M0utPensisr, and there Is little
prospect 0f bis success.
The Prime Minister has announced the
resignation Of the Provisional Government
Gen Prim assured the House that the late
dynasty would never rs-aseend the throne.
The London FINES i reruaeiled to the re-
izerisn Of the 4zE5eu1E treaty- Il says Eng
land has d0oe lis best ard has soue'to the
verge II national humiliation. and must now
avail Grants proposals.
The British have Eafned another victory
over the nAtivss Of New ZEALAND who made
a Desperate defense, and lost over go IN
killed and wounded
san Franchise PoIiee-
Probably 10 city II the United States can
complain Of more l1eeleienE police force
than that which now guards the lives and
property Of the people Of this city. Crime
Of every kind < fs4rfaIly % the increase,
especially anoug the yoa1g- Thefz 81
zneak-thieTes, By Midnight burglars, 4nd b.
robbers, are events Of almost every
nighx occurrence With cur 30 policemen.
besides captains and hIrge number Of special
officers. these things ought uos to Be When
a 1an has hesa garrutei On he public street,
which Is a very common oceErrence at this
tine, the custom am0ag our police i to
arrest the uAa via h4s been attacked, while
his azsaiIant makes OF
Who uzss Be blamed I5r zueh 4 police
sorcs' A local Dsmneratic paper gives the
answer IN the following language
Judge provinces and MAJOR MeCoppi1
were elected q large naiariEfes, with the z-
press understanding thai they would ~eisau
OUT the radical police PolIfieiAHs Who had
been notorious Partlza1s, and p1r honest
Dealoersls II their st-at- In Ehis theT have
toue rignks ana WAT WIS expected q them
Ever since tie eiecfiaa Of Mayor AeCoP-
pin, the work Of t1-uiag cut cid aad hitafll
policeman has heeu g1inz OF, while zz Il
Eruits, nass Of them Irizhuez, have been (
4 their places- FEHy tEo-safr4s
1f the police are f1reigneTs b. birta, aud
they are appointed IN the Interests Of Ne-
Csppin- o., the beauty sf szr free Rep1b-
lIca1 Ezssirz-i0usl Such actions a. tie ab,lse /
give Us the DARK side II the result q the II
ct seiEgossrnnsat
Felsefp<dez-
Just nov, cur toEa + Afflicted with ssF-
.rzl f.Tsrz- There & the White Pine kzser,
zhieh 4 rzgiag zirh Increasing f1rys ssadi1g
zea OF 70 tie saoTy rEgi0ns q EeE1da,