The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10
Foreign Miscellany.

NKw YoRK. January l$.-PazAma advises
are reserved to the sth instant
The crops in the southern part Of Chile are
not likely 70 turn out favorahly.
Extensive gold mines are reported AZ Santa
Rosa. causing great excitement
There Is less talk Of revolution in Peru.
EARTHQUAKES eontinue along the coast.
The navigation Of Peruvian rivers has been
declared free to al flags.
The House resumed consideration Of the
resolution extending the protection Of the
United States to Hsyti and San Domingo.
Mr. Banks, in reply to question, said such
protection had been asked BY those authorized
to speak for the Government Of San Domingo.
Mr.. Butler Of Massachusetts, offered a sub
s,itnte TO the effect that the President be au-
ihOrired to extend our protection over the
other islands Of the Antilles. TO such an extent
as he may deem expedient with the Law Of
nations, whenever any of them or their people
shall desire such protection
Mr.. Spauldihg offered an amendment to
extend eur protection over any islands in the
Atlantic or Pacific Oceans which lie nearer the
foreign government
Mr.. Robinson offered an amendment to in
clude ireland in that protection. Affirming that
the time would come when that country would
be annexed to the United States
After some debate. the whole subject was
tabled.
ST. Louis, January 1s.-The Radical Legisla-
tive Caucus al Jefferson City, tonight. nomi-
mated Carl Sehurz for United States senator on
the Erst ballot. Schurz had 60 and Loan had
40 votes.
CHICAGO. January l6.-6en. Sheridan in
forms Gen sherman that the destruction Of the
Camanehe village BY Col Evans gave 8 FINAL
blow to the backbone Of the Indian rebellion.
At midnight Of the Slst Of December delega-
ton Of the chief men Of the Arapahoes and
Cheyennes, 81 in number, arrived at Fort
Cobb. begging for peace They report that
their tribes are in mourning for sheir losses.
The people are starving, their ponies dying,
their dogs all eaten up, and they have no buff
falo. We had forced them into the eanons on
the eastern edges Of the Stsked Plains. where
there WAS no small game or buffalo. They are
in a bad fix. and desire to surrender uneondi-
tionally. Sheridan says: - aeceded to
their terms viii punish them justly. can
scarcely make error in any punishment aEar-
ded. for all have blood on their hands, In
the same despatch Sheridan repels the
charge Of Colonel Wynkoop that BlacAkettle's
band were peaceable Indians. He says the
band were our side Of their reservation,
and some Of BlAekkettle's young men were
out depredating when the village was captured.
Much plumber from trains and from murdered
e0uriers was found in their village. There is
other undoubtable evidence that the baud had
been engaged in murders and outrages upon
the whites
Adviees from Jsekmel. state that. at party
given By some Cubans recently, the American
Consul. Mr.. Gregg, made a speech strongly
favoring the annexation Of Cuba to the United
States proposition which was loudly ap-
plsuded. 1t happened there were three Spanish
spies present
WASHINGTON, January IS.-A special says
the President viii soon grant pardon to DR..
Mudd.
HAVANA. January Capt. Gen. Dulce
has issued his anxiOusly-aEaitsd proclamation
be says will brook danger and accept
every responsibility for your welfare" And
concludes as follows: :. Cubans and Span
iards, speaking in the name Of our mother
Spain, Abjure you to forget the past hopes
for the future, and establish union and frater-
nifty.
HAVANA, January by order of Gen.
Dulee, all statutes Of Queen Isabella and other
symbols Of the late dynasty are removed from
the public buildings aud squares Of the city
NEW Y0RK, January s.-John Minor Bolts
died at his residence in Culpepper county,
this morning.
NEW ORLEANS, January Seen. Rousseau
died very calmly last nigth, at IL o'clock,
having taken leave Of his friends and staff
short time previous. The manifestations Of
grief are universal. AT the foreign consul
lates the American flags were displayed at
half mast