The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24
European News.

European News.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-The Earl of Derby died
this morning, aged seventy years.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-The remains of the Earl
of Derby were inferred at KnOwsley to-day.
There were no public proceedings
ALEXANDRIA, Oct 25.-The ceremony on
the occasion of the completion of the Suez
Canal will be very interesting. The follow
ing is the programme: Fetes begin at Port
Said November 10th; the vessels forming the
fleet will proceed to Ismaelia next day, re-
main till the 18th, aud go through to Suez
on the 10Th, where the proceedings will be
ended
LONDON, Oct 90-Sir Richard Grosvenor,
Marquis of Westminster, died yesterday,
aged scventy-four years.
MADRID, Nov. 4-The regent refused 10
accept the resignation of Admiral Topete,
but the Admiral remains firm in his determi-
nation to withdraw from the Ministry. 1t is
probable the whole cabinet will resign, and
that Gen. Prim will form a new one
The Csrtes has again adjourned. 1t is
thought the Government will endeavor to fill
the vacant seats in the Cortes with Deputies
favorable TO the elevation of the Duke of
GeAaa to the throne.
ATHENS, Nov 4-The Emperor of Aus
tria has arrived here. He landed yesterday
morning in the Rrde,Ls and was received by
Lne hln8 Ol OT6tct anu conducted Ile
city with great ceremony.
PARIS, Nov MANY electoral meetings
have been held in this city. The proceedings
were ordinary and in no instance was the in
terferencC of the police required.
A despatch from Alexandria announces the
arrival Of the Empress Eugene at the ter
minus of the Suez Canal.
Henri Rochefort, editor of the LdnteTne
started from Brussels yesterday on his return
u. a.. . r 1.
arrested, but subsequently released, and fur
nished safe conduct by order of the Emperor.
He then resumed his journey, and his arrival
here is momentarily expected.
PARIS, November S.-Invitations were is
sued for reception at COmpeigne on We'd
nesday. Mr. Washburne, the American
Minister, is among the invited guests.
The PreSSe says the Ministers of War and
Marine proceeded to Compeigne yesterday
to consult the Emperor on measures to be
taken in the event of the death of the King
of Italy, especially as fears are entertained
that the Mazznas are plotting an instruction
in Italy, TO take place at the end of the
present month.
A crowd of 1900 citizens accompanied
Rochefort to his hotel tonight, shouting
E" Fiod ROchJortP' The police did not in
terfere with the demonstration.
LONDON, November S-By order of the
Nlutcu. luuGTdl eCENlCtS aTt 10 De uciO over
the remains of George Peabody at West
minister Abbey or Friday.
PARIS, Nov. 9.-Tbe city is entirely tran
quill. No further disturbance will grow out
of the excitement of last evening.
FLORENCE Nov 9-An official paper in
this city publishes an announcement to- day
that the physicians attending King Victor
Emmanuel now report him entirely out of
danger
M,rn,r No. O nr.;n,, .Lo .o..;... IF
the Cortes yesterday, Prim said, 10 reply to
a question, that Admiral ToIete had resign
ed on account of the canGidature of the
Duke of Genoa. He would continue to ia
vor the revolution, and to aid him (Prim) in
the discharge of his official duties.
PARIS, Nov. IAN unknown man was ar
rested yesterday proving about Compeigne.
On being searched he was found armed, and
admitted an intention to assassinate the
Emperor.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs is quite i'll.
Two electoral meetings were dissolved by
the police yesterday. Both assemblages dis
persed quietly, offering no resistance. Hen
ri Rochefort arrived in Paris last night and
addressed an electoral meeting. He is NOM
mated to the Corps Legislatif from the First
Ward OF Paris. Ledru Rollin bias accepted
nomination to the Corps Legislatif from one
of the Paris districts, without, however, TAX
iuS tHS ooen Vi PeieVnHi HuShtf ~ inS 1ni-
peror.
MADRID, Nov. IA manifesto was expect
ed from ex-Queen Isabella to-day announcing
her abdicatiou of the throne in favor Of the
Prince of Asturias; but at the last moment
a telegram was received from Paris, counter
by the Queen, the publication
of the document.
PARIS, Nov. THE Archbishop of Paris
has issued pastoral letter on the Ecumeni-
cal Council He maintains that the French
concordat is opposed to any decision on the