The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-02-24
Euronean News.

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OF Angostrra. 10 which the Paraguyans retir
ed after the battle of villetta. was soon ate
captured by the Allied forces. Lopez he.
with the remnant of his army.
Gen, Mcmahon, United States Minister, &C
companied Admiral Davis to Buenos Ayrcs.
TRIESTE, JAN 2S.-A large fEe occurred il
the business part of the city last night. Thu
Custom House and several Government ware
houses were destroyed.
Madrid, Jan 2s.-The Provisional Gov
eminent, for the purpose Of preventing a re
petition of such outrages as that at Burgos
has issued decree establishing the equalit,
of all religious sects before the law.
MADRID, Jan. 29.-It is stated that the
members ofthe Provisional Government unan
imously favor the Duke of Montpensier fol
the Spanish Throne.
LONDON, Jan. a9.-An invitation has been
extended TO Reverdy johnson to dine with
the corporation authorizes of Glasgow, in
February, and he has accepted the invitation.
United States Minister Tuekerman, in a
speech delivered at public dinner in Athens
yesterday, expressed the kindest feelings OF
the American nation for Greece, and pledged
the cordial sympathy Of his Government fol
the Greeks in any anticipated trouble with the
Turks.
garis, Prime Minister, has resigned.
The action of the King of Greece upon the
terms submitted by the recent Conference is
considered uncertain. Nothing definite as to
his intention relative to the matter is known.
MADRID, Jan. 29.-The Provisional Gov
eminent has issued an address to the nation,
in which they decline any active steps against
the reaction they declare they are closely
watching it, and if necessary, will combat.
All religious questions are to be left to the
final disposition of the Constitutional Courts
which will soon assemble, and 20 which they
also refer the petition relative to the abolition
of slavery.
The Diplomatic Corps have addressed to the
Government protest against the treatment of
the Papal Nuncio.
1t is said that all the members of the Cabi-
net now favor the Duke of Montpensier for
King.
The Archbishop of Burgos has been arrest
ed and is now in custody.
A military proclamation Of general amnesty
to the insurgents of Porto Rico has been issued
PARIS, Jan. 3l.-The Russian Government
through its Minister at Athens, urges Greece
to aecede to the propositions of the Conference.
IT is rumored here to-day that the Greek
Government has yielded and will sign the
Protocol.
MADRID, Jan. 31.-The French Papal Nun
clio is about to withdraw from Madrid All
the Foreign Ministers, except the Russian,
have protested against 1.-THE insult?l offered to
the Nunco.
Paris, February 1.-Gen. Dix yesterday re-
ceived Hon. Arson Burlingame and the Chi
nese Ambassadors, with their suites.
Princess Matilde gives a reception this week
to the Chinese Embassy
report is current that Gen. Dix has pro-
tested against the unusual honors with which
JEFF. Davis was recently received at St. Cyr,
while on a visit to the Military Schools there.
1t is officially denied by the French Govern
ment that the Minister of the United States
has made any such protest.
Paris, February LIN the Corps Legislatif
the opposition speakers demand the restoration
of diplomatic relations with the Mexican Re-
public, on the ground that French interests
suffer by their interruption.
Vienna, February 1.-The Reichrath has
adopted bill allowing trial by jury in all ca
ses of violation of the laws regulating the
press.
Valencia, February 1.-The storm has pros
trated the telegraph lines connecting European
cities with the cable.
London, February IA despatch from
dated yesterday, announces that
majority Of the Greek Cabinet has decided to
agree to the proposition of the Paris Confer
ence. Four Ministers voted for signing the
protocol, and three, including Bulgaris, Presi-
dent of the Ministry, against.
Paris, February la Constantinople tele-
gram asserts that Mr.. Morris, the American
Instructed by Secretary Seward, has
offered the Sublime Porte the mediation of the
United States in the Greeian trouble.
New York, February l.-English papers
say that Gen. Dix has succeeded in obtaining
regulations dispensing with the necessity of
passports for Americans arriving in the South
IF France.
A circular from the Minister of the Interior
mas been issued, declaring that all citizens of
he American Union shall hereafter be per-
nitted to enter, travel, and sojourn in France
IN the simple declaration Of their nationality |
London, February 2.-There is reason to |
believe that the Ministry, in the forthcoming
budget, will replace the army estimates of
million sterling each.
Madrid, February 2.-It is probable that |
Marshal Prim, General Serrano and Senior
Revere will constitute the proposed Directory. |
All those opposed to monarchy base hopes |
IN the permanenee of the Directory when once |
established as a Government. One thousand |
sailed last week for Havana.
London, February 2.-Despatches from the |
Continent, to-day, report that a bloody battle |
occurred there between the Turks and the |
dontenegrins, near Nikzhisga. No particu-
ars.
A heavy gale and rainy storm prevailed
throughout Great Britain yesterday. Much |
lamage was done by small streams overflow
ng their banks. Several marine disasters are |
eported, but no lives lost are reported
The Grand Jury has found true bills of in
Iietment against the Directors Of 0verend,
iurney & Co. Qimited), for conspiring to de-
raud the shareholders of the Company.
Madrid, February 1.-The Papal Nuncio
departed from Madrid last Sunday. on his way
0 Rome, but explanations having been made,
lie has been induced to return, and was, to-
lay, received by the Governor of the city and
onducted to his official residence.
The Cortes will probably make great rednc-
ions in the endowment of the clergy and ex-
for the army
London, February 3.-Mr. Ashbury, the
wner of the British yacht Cambria. accepts
be challenge of Mr.. Douglass to race with
be New York yacht Sapho, and suggests that
he race be from Cowes, around the Isle of
Wight, to Cherbourg, France, and back to
owes.
Madrid, February 3.-Five prisoners impli-
ated in the assassination Of the Governor of
'urgos have confessed their guilt.
London, February LA petition of the
rish Bishops for the right of Convocation has
cen rejected.
W. E. Foster, President of the Board of
Iealth, retains his seat in Parliament as a
lember from Bradford, the petition against
is election having failed.
There is no doubt that the Greek Govern
tent has agreed to the resolutions of the Paris
Conference.
London, February 2-7:30 P. M.-The third
espateh just received from Athens to-day,
onveys the unexpected intelligence that the
Ireek Ministers have refused to agree to the
rotocol of the Paris Conference, and have
sndered their designations to the King.
Paris, February "A formidable insurrec-