The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-07-07
American News.

NEW YORK. June IS.-The city was shock
ed by the sudden death of Hon. H. J. Ray
mond. he was AZ his Office till yesterday
afternoon, in his usual health, and during the
evening walked out with his daughter At
three o'clock this morning he was found in
sensible in the hall at his residence, and at
FIVE O'Clock be died. The cause is supposed
to be apoplexy.
HAVANA, June 19.-The arrest of the Cuban
Junts at New York, causes intense excite
meut az Havana The press praises the ac-
ton of the American Government.
Sugar Is easier and dull.
BALTIMORE, June I9.-Charles Howard,
one of the Trustees OF the Peabody fund, died
yesterday.
BosroS, June I9.-The closing perfurman-
ces of the Peace jubilee were given to-day,
by from 900 to 1900 school children, attract
ing a large and delighted audience Ole Bull
played solo, and Parepa Rosa and Adelaide
Phillips sung duet The closing piece was
the Hundredth Psalm, sung BY the children,
the audience joining. Several children were
overcome By the heat and excitement
WASHINGTON, June 2l-The TribtfHe'S
special says: There is reason to believe the
Spanish Minister will follow up the arrest
OF Cubaus in New York with other arrests,
wherever evidence can be obtained show
ing a violation of our neutrality laws. He
ullu-En uOu dDpE1E III IuGLltT. Jul It
evidently directs all the proceedings. There
is no reason for the belief that any member
of the Cabinet has issued any order, insrre-
tons, or suggestions. The proceedings are
apparently based on the treaty with Spain
in 1875. 1t may be added that there is no
truth in the statement that Secretary Raw
Inns is inimical to the Cubans' freedom. His
sympathies are not with the Spaniards
ST. LOUIS, June 21-About fifty promi
k,sa .,s~ 49,.
anteed the Merchants Exchange, or Grain
Association, against loss in the experiment
of bringing an ocean steamer from New York
and loading grain here for that port
ST. JOHN, { y. B. June 20.-The British
troops in the ship Crocodile, which arrived
on Saturday night, will embark again, and s.
battalion of the rifles will sail on Tuesday
for England There will then be no British
troops in New Brunswick and il is supposed
there will be no more than one company, if
any, stationed here in future.
NEW YORK, june 21--The funeral services
of Henry J Raymond took place this after
noon. The edifice, with the exception of
the portion reserved for the family and init
mate friends Of the deceased, was crowded
fully two hours before the services Rain
fell at intervals in torrents during the after
noon, but it did not prevent large assembly
of ladies'
WASHINGTON, June 21.-On the 18th inst.
Secretary Fish addressed an official letter to
the British Minister, informing him OF the
action Of the House Of Representatives, at the
last session, recommending the renewal of
negotiations for an arrangement for trade
with Canada, ana inviting Mr.. ThoFntOn's
cooperation with view to the negotiation
of a convention covering the interchange OF
products, free navigation of the ST Lawrence,
freedom Of the gulf and inshore fisheries, and
ofhar mat embraced in the
general subject of trade relations between the
States and Canada The British Government
has given the Canadian authorities practical
control Of these subjects, ana il IS expected
that the Canadians viii arrive here immediate
" to confer with the British Minister in re
lafion TO the proposed convention
The President and family returned this eve
ming
WASHINGTON, June s--To-day Judge