The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-07-07
LATE rELEGRAMs.

CafcASo. Nav Nv ashf1gtcD Specials say
he State Departmezt IS hee0ning uncasy al
The continued sllsaes ef Minister NeNahcn-
A letter of recall vas SEAT him several nontAs
aro. bat No answer has been resolved. john
Coehrzas VII probably be appointed as his
successor
cHlcAso. NAY ss.-The fSnss' special says
il can hs positively stated that Minister NSt-
lsy's inStr1e.ioEs don't eon,emplate inernsdlste
action en the Aiaba1a question. but are mere
rere-sl than speei6e In charscter. They cor
tair the usual diploDztiesl psrixnee. rsquir-
ing No.ley 70 state TO the EngkSh Government.
thxt Il Is the desire Of President Grant TO adj
jcst AZ essstiens Of international differences,
On basis that viii strengthen the friendly re
lAtiors Of the two countries.
Large numbers Of applications have been
reeeivsd froa eolored uen for clerkships in
the Internal Reyenne Bureau.
The TriSuSs's special says sx-Miniser Wash
hrr-e has expressed his opinion that Minister
/ MeMahen has hssn killed.
Adviees fron the Plains are OF character
TO cause fear Of sxten6s6 trouble With the In
dians. Present srran eSnents enable grsa;
despatch in forwarding supplies, which are al
ready on the way. IL Is expected that then
prompt arrival viii tend 10 prevent an out
break II general hostilities can be avoided
until the new Agents reach their stations, Il Is
believed the summer vii pass without var.
NEw YoRK. Nay 26.-General Robert
Anderson and family sailed 10 day for Europe.
The Spanish Consul in this city has hled 5
libel in the District Court against the steamer
Qusksr CITY. or the ground that she intended
10 violate the NestrSlify law. Judge Blseh-
ford granted the necessary order. Marshal
Barlow seised the vessel.
CsIcAso- May 26--NeEs from Fan Clair,
W.. hss1sf,-x 49,. aS hw
Are on Sunday Morning
NV YosK. May 2e.-The Rsrald's Paris
special SAWS the 0rleSniSt. Legitin,ist and
Moderate Republican candidates have been
beaten everywhere, and the Radicals are Wet
orioGs II Paris and Lyons. ThisrS and Jules
Fzvre are defeated. The new Corps LegislAtif.
which vii be composed alu,ost wholly Of Gov
eminent and Radical members, meets June
18th The country Is Tranquil.
Judge Allen. formerly Of Arizona, died in
Paris on Monday.
wAssNSroS. May sSsh.-Msjor wolford.
Of Mississippi. had An interview With the
President to-day, stating that If the disfranehis
ing clauses Of the test oath Sni militia clause
were submitted separately. the Constitution
would unqessiooahly be adopted. The Pre-
sidsnt expressed satisfaction at the state of
&Eairs IN Mississippi. and said no election
would Be ordered till after the election in Viz
giniS. and the objectionable clauses would be
submitted separately.
NEw YoRk. May 2S.-A Rsrald's London
special SAWS letter of Nessrs- Laird claims
that the building OF the Alabama was done in
the wsy Of business, Snd free from conceal
melt- Il was known 10 the Government
and public. and with the knowledge OF the
American Minister. that the vessel was meant
for Ear purposes. and Intended for the use Of
the Confederate Government WIS notorious
No haste or secrecy was observed in any of
the operations Had there been ANYTHING il
legal in building or fitting out the ship, am
pie time and opportunity existed fer the
Government 10 seize her. When the officers
Of the custom house were informed. on the
2lst Of July, that she was ready for sea, and
might have been seized II any hour, vet no
attempt was made 70 detsiu her, though
PsSsmore and Others made afiidavits thSt the
men were enlisted 10 serve on her- Messrs-
laird takes the ground thSt the contract en-
tered into TO build the ship was not to variance
with the laws Of England, the opinions of
the English people, or the practise of foreign
natiOus- They quote the written opinions
of MeIlisk (tbe Queens Counselior) Mr.
kempler and Sir Hugh Cairns, of February
1868, which, they sllege, support their posi-
tiOus, and 20 TO show that the 4iG5GRG left
Birkenhead unsrmed, went 10 the Azores. 10
which the men and arms had been sent from
other ports.
CHICAGO. May S0.-The decorations of the
soldiers graves was observed to-day with the
usual ceremonies The day vas rainy and
unf4vorable, on account of which the atten-
dance WAS not as large as was expected.
At Gloucester, Mass, yesterday, Gen But
Ter made speech on the occasion OF decora-
ting the grsves, in which he inveighed Bit
terly sgEiust the conduct Of England during
the rebellion, and declared that We viii
teach our children BY these green mounds
that cover their fathers ashes, the history Of
how England sought 20 strangle free govern
menr ST its birth by hiring HeSsisns and saw
ages 10 fight our fathers in the war Of inde-
pendence, and how she acted during the late
rebellion. and urge upon them the duty Of
exsciing repardtiOn, so as TO keep alive in the
hearts Of the people the remembrance of the
injuries received England has become a
part Of this occasion because these men lost
their lives in 4 war encouraged and prolOng
ed BY Engiand's endeayor to destroy this
Republic.
NEw YORK. May So.-The Steamer Al.ska
which Ieft AspinSsl on the 22nd, has srri-
we'd
Small pox broke out on the British steam
er CdHlsfsOH Fourteen cases were reported.
Tie yellow fever on the South American
coast has considerably abated
The revolution st Guatemala has failed.
The leaders were defeated and the troops dis
persed-
The yellow fever is still raging at San Jose
and Escumtla- In Salvador the volcano Is
alco Is in active eruption Enormous streams
Of lava have been pouring into the plain.
The breaking out Of the volcano was ursee-
ded by several shocks OF earthquake, before
reported, which were felt throughout the
country.
The Costa Riea Congress met on the Ist of
May The Presidents message declares the
country tranquil and prosperous.
On the 5th Of May Congress declared Don
Jesus JemzrneZ elected President.
W0RMs, May 3f--Tbe Protestant Congress
which assembled here to-day, was attended by
20 o0e persons, Including representatives from
al the States IN Germany. The Congress, by
4 unanimous vote, resolved against the PapaI
sxhortati0n to return to the Roman Church.
and n condemnation Of the eneyclicai letter
and syllabus The idea Of a formation Of a
United German Church Is nooted
NEE YoEk, JuEe 2.-The Hsrald's cable
special says the Star Publishes a highly CON-
Pliueutxry article, in which II says that the
character Of Minister Motley in itself is sun
eient Indication that the United States will
treat the pending subject honorably while the
presence Of Mr.. Bright in the English Cabinet.
with Mr. Gladstone at the head Of the Minis
try, constitute an equally sufficient guarantee
that England loves peace, and that determi-
nation 70 do Justice aninates the Ministry.
The Telegraph thinks Minister Motley viii
for the present devote himself to the DISCHARGE
Of the ordinary duties Of this of5ee, and in that
capacity be may consolidate that cordial aIIi-
Anee Vhieh ought to exist between the two
countries. Il vii De disgrace to England If
politicians and journals, for the sake Of pan
dering to popular prejudice. throw difficulties in
the way Of the mission Of good viii aud peace
which Motley declares be comes to carry out.
even to the end-