The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-01-27

Bennett, OF the News Depot, Tor nles OF late
papers America does not supply us with
news of any great Importance, the political
excitement having, as 1t seems, subsidized al
together for the present. 1t is to be hoped
that the calm, which now prevails there, en-
anates from confident hope Of prosperity in
the future
The most important kilograms are the fol-
lowing:
European News.
LONDON, Dec 30-Hon Stafford North
colt is to succeed Earl Kimberly as Governor
of the Hudson Bay Company.
MANCHESTER, Dec. 3Q.-The house of W.
Drummer & Co., heavy dealers in, and manu-
facturers of cotton, suspended yesterday. II
had extensive connections in America.
The following dispatch from Constantine
pie, dated yesterday, comprises the latest
news on the Eastern question: Great pre-
partitions are making in the arsenals on ac-
count Of the threatened war with Greece.
Transports loaded with supplies have been
sent to Zabool Pasha's fleet.
The new House of Commons met yester-
day for preliminary business Only Minis
tiers who were reelected took the oath of
office. Writs were issued for elections TO fill
vacant Seats after which the House adjourned
until the 10th of February
Reverdy johnson in speech, yesterday, to
a deputation of the London Workingmen's
Society, said the naturalization treaty be-
tween the United States and Great Britain
was certain of ratification BIZ the United
States Senate. The treaty provides that
British subjects who have been naturalized
in the United States shall have the same
rights and protection on their returning to
Great Britain as native born Americans.
VIENNA Dec. S0.-The Press save that the
Greek Government is ready 10 comply with
the recent demands of Turkey, if supported
by the Great Powers of Europe
MADRID, Dec. 30.-The Government will
dispatch 10000 soldiers to Cuba and Porto
Rico during January.
LONDON, Dec 31.-The meeting of the
Conference of the Great Powers on the ORR
entail question, which was fixed for the I'd
of January, has been postponed The date of
its assemblage, if indeed it is convened at
all, is now quite uncertain.
One days later news has been received
from Constantinople. The Cretan insurgents
have submitted to the Turkish authority,
and a provisional government has been es-
tablished there.
dispatch from Suez, anticipating the
Austrian mails, says that intelligence has
been received at Melbourne from New Zeal
and, that 80 European families have been
muruereu Dy tue MaOrleS.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. Silt is officially
announced that the last of the insurgents in
Crete have surrendered to the Turkish forces.
The 1urQue newspaper says the Porte has
not accepted, and probably will not approve
the proposition for European Conference
The st. Petersburg Journal editorially
hopes that the Porte will withdraw the ulti-
matum sent to Greece before the Conference
assemblies.
II, + \ a., Al. ~
if held, will adhere to the Turkish ultimatum.
MADRID, Dec. 31.-There was a demon
stration at Seville, recently, but it was sup
pressed before the troops arrived.
The country is entirely tranquil
The Carlists at Navarro are closely watch
ed by the Government to prevent any out
break.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, December 31.-A dis
patch says that since the departure of the
Greek Enjoys the Turkish Government has
shown good feeling toward the Greek resi-
dents
LONDON, December 31.-A dispatch from
Wigim reports that terrible explosion oc-
CURED at the Haydock Colliery to-day.
twenty-five dead bodies were taken out.
DUBLIN, December 31.-Colonel Bates,
Justice of the Peace at Tipperary, has been
shot in that city by unknown parties and
killed. No arrests
MADRID. December 31.-Disturbances
have occurred at Malaga. Barbados were
erected in the streets by the population.
The disorder is likely to be easily sup
pressed.
LONDON, January 1.-Asbury, in note to
Bennett and Stebbins about the proposed
yacht race, after objecting to the tonnage of
the Dauntles, says he will race the Phantom
across the Atlantic, and will 20 in any event,
and thus give the Sappho and other English
yachts an ODDOrtuuity to accent
CORFU, January 2.-The Government of
Greece is actively engaged in completing the
assessment of national troops.
LONDON, January 2.-The Times leading
editorial denounces the project OF the Lib
erals for the abolition of primogeniture, etc
England is essentially aristoeratic aud con-
servative.
CORK, January 2-There was large Fee
nisn demonstration here to-day, at which
O'Sul!ivan made strong speech
PARIS, January 2.-The Conference will
be composed of the Ambassadors to France of
the various leading Powers. Lavalette, the
new French Foreign Secretary, will preside
The time of holding it is not yet decided. 1t
is now more than likely that both the Tur-
kish and Greek Governments will participate.
1t is given out to-day that Alexandra Rise
Ranajed, noted Greeian poet, will represent
Greece; Fuad Pasha, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, will represent Turkey.
LONDON, January 2.-Late telegrams from
Hongkong confirm the re-establishment of
the Mikado at Yedo.
NEW YORK, January 2-The Herald's Mad
rid special of the second says there are re-
ports that the insurgents at Malaga fred on
a boat of an American steamer while convey
ing an American family to the ship. Serrano
expressed much regret, and assured the Uni
ted States Minister that the offenders would
be punished.
LoSDoS, January "a dispatch to the
Herald confirms the report Of the occupation
of Malags by Gen. Roda. The insurgents
lost 400 killed and 60 prisoners. 1t is be-
/ lieved that the Provisional Government con-
: templates a coup d etdf in favor Of placing
Montpensier on the throne US soon as the
citizens Of the Province of Malaga are dis
armed, and before the Cortez has chance to
assemble. General Serrano and Roda sup
port, but General Prim opposes the move
ment.
LONDON, January 3.-Tke Conference on
the Eastern difficulty will meet at Paris on
/ the 9th Of January. Ii is said that should
their deliberations prove ahoratiye, Russia
will demand the non-interference of the
Eueropean Powers in the quarrel of Greece
/ and Turkey.
1 MADRID. January 2-Gen. Casselio de
/ Roda issued proclamation TO the insurgents
I OF Malaga, and ordered them to throw down
! their arms They refused to submit. He
! declared the place in state Of siege. The
/ insurgents in the streets were defeated, when
/ Cesselio succeeded in restoring order.
! LONDON, January AT a meeting Of the
workIngmen of Lambeth, an address was
! presented to Minister johnson, who in reply
! said the continuance of good feeling between
England and America is sure to be deman-
I ded BY both countries. His remarks were
received with enthusiasm.
J A dispatch from Athens says Admiral