The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-10

neacea siakias a. e'sleek last evening. and
e0atinaed % SAX slowly unlil usaaisAt. when
il Vas net believed he would saFsive The nigAt
f. ANoas s'eloek. however, he began 70 rally.
and is aaeA better this aeraiak, tAeagA bis
reeeyeSy IS stin extreaely doubtful. his wife
and sss are With hiaa.
NSw lekx. Oct. A.--rhe eaaAoAt frelic
arrived al wGs=s=stoa en- Monday. RereOa-
aandes nesi6si C'onmedorS niextns. II the
hesaes, ne, 10 leave per, aetsl his ease had
been decided en-. and he SSsd heAsa inStree-
tons fr0a The President 70 preven; his de-
Parsure.
The case " tho Hornet came hefere Cea.-
missioner Rutherford en Monday. Commodore
hsggias aaaS an seiAvit that the ship was
/ purchased hy the Cuban Repehlis outside ef
the jurisdiction ii the uaited States. after she
had cleared from British port. The counsel
for the Government asked for a delay Until
Saturday. wAieh was granted.
II Is stated that hisgias. Commander Of the
Hosaet. a. Wilmington. telegrsphed 10 the Seo-
rotary Of the Treasury on Monday, asking
leave 10 hoist the Cuban Gag ard tire = salute,
[ Boutwell, tsing absent. Acting Secretary Hart
ley dseied the request.
| NEw leKN. Oct. IA Hsraii special.
dated Bombay. October lith. SAYS Mr.. kirke
-rcecived letter ffOm Dr.. livingstone. ds-
I ted Ssh 0f Jaly. lS6S. in which the Doctor
the sources ef the Nile at point between 10
and IL dsSrces south. Or. livingstone was in
I geci health At the time Of writing 10 Mr..
I hirke. Intelligence % q still later date ffom
kaRsiesr states that = lsr-c caravan had
Z arrived there. which reported that Or. Living
stone had reached CjQe. en- the r0Sd TO the
coast, in safety.
I CiSelSSAr,. Oct. l&,-Arhbishop Purcell
I lei for New YORK last night. and viii embark
al. a
Ihere viii be mass meeting Of persons op-
/ posed to the reading Of the Bible in public
/ schools on Saturday.
LortSyILls. Oct. ls.-The Commercial Goa
vertion ncs 81 the Opera House. which was
I sPlendidly decorated for the occasion. and was
[ called 70 order by ex. Governor Anderson. for
merry OF Ohio. Gov. Stevenson delivered an
eloquent opeuiaS address.
kx-tsoNernor Shorter. Of Alabama. offered
resolution declaring il 10 be the opinion VI the
Convention tina; the importation Of Cinnamon
in unlimited numbers IS contrary to enlightened
I public policy. and will tend to impsril the
[ prosperity Of the cotton growing States; that
IL is unjust ,e the laeoring classes. and hence
VIII introduce I new element Of ai>eor6s aud
I that il merits the condemnation Of all who
have a regSri fer the welfare Of eur common
country.
LortSvILLE. October l4th.-BnsinesS gen.
orally Is suspended, one hundred thousand per-
sens occupying every point Of observation to
witness the grand trade procession. which
Is universally pronounced TO exceed any sim
liar thing ever attempted in this country. II
is talsy nine miles long. and has been three
hours in passing given point.
The CoRvSntion Is engaged in the discussion
II the report OF the committee On Immigration.
LoUISvILLE. October l4th..-The time Of the
Convention this afternoon was occupied by the
report Of the Committee on Immigration, going
10 show that the climate Of the South IS favor
able TO European immigrants.
The procession this morning was seven miles
long, consisting Of vehicles representing the
various mercantile and manufacturing interests
many deliberately and tassefully ornaaentei.
1t Is unqgestienAbly the grAudest affair of the
kind ever cotton up in the West.
BONBNN tvis L0udOn.l Oct. ll.-Mr. Berke.
in despatch &c the Government here, says =
caravan has arrived az Zanzibar. Il brings
the welcome news that DR.. Livingstone had
arrived at Nule alive aud we'll, He was on
his way 20 the coast. the rOad to which was
open and safe Another caravan is expected
here, which will bring later information Of his
progress.
PORTLAND. Oct. IA correspondence be-
tween Ben. Holiday and the Oregon Board
Of Immigration Is published, in which Holla-
day agrees to reduce the steerage fare for
actual immigrants from San Francisco to
Portland from $50 20 Sls.
Marx NJ. Pomeroy. editor Of the New York
Dsaaoeraf, Is lying very low AZ his residence
in that city, from congestion Of the lungs.
aggravated by bilious intermittent fever.
Advises from ST. Domingo Of September
18th state that the war Is going on in the
interior with vigor. Encounters with varying
results are daily reported. President BaeE is
negotiating for the sale Of the Bay Of SANTANA
10 the United States. At Curacoa = severe
shock Of earthquake was felt September 18th
the first ever experienced there-and created
great terror.
LONDON Oct. l4.-Lord Derby is better, and
improving.
PAKIs. Oct. l4.-YesterdAy there was three
large public meetings in this city. No distur-
bAnce occurred.
Pans. Oct 1.-THE meeting Of Deputies
Of the Left called BY VI. jules Simon took
place last night. They were only seven mem
bers present
The Ministers have gone to Compeigne to
attend the Council summoned by the Emperor.
C0SsrASTINOPLE, Oct. 1.-THE Empress
Eugene has arrived.
The Empress was received by the Sultan
with the most imposing and magnificent eere-
monies. The B0sphorus was covered with
boats Ealy decorated, and the banks were
crowded with spectators
BONBAr, Oct ll.-NeSs received from Cen
trail Asia state that the Amer Il Buidana has
petitioned for assistance from Russia against
Shere Ali, Of Cabool that be has sent tribute
to the Gar. and his eldest son has gone to 81.
Petersburgh to secure success to Califate ri |
through the protection Of Russia
OTTAWA. Ontario. Oct. 1.-THE Emperor
Napoleon has ordered that the travelling ex-
penses Of the French Bishops of Quebec. to
and from the Eeumeuieal Council, be betrayed |
from the Imperial exchequer.
AADEID. Oct l4.-Aee0rdiug to official re-
ports the instruction Is reduced TO small groups
of insurgents. who are doing their utmost to
avoid the National troops.
Valencia still holds out against the troops.
Oheial dispatches to-day state that the insur-
gents have proposed to eApitulate. bat the aa-
thoEities demand une0nditional submissicn.