The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-09-21
Late Foreign News.

New YORK, August ed
Santisgo de Cuba letters of the 18th inst, say
Vslmazada has arrived here from Bayamas, which
be left with 1000 men. On his way be was attached
by the Cubans and lost $50 men in killed and wound
ed among whom were Cameron, Demeiguel and
MANY other officers. All his baggage cannons and
$4,000 in gold were captured. Bodies of Spanish
troops under Colonies Ampsdia and Badraneo. late
y attempted TO force their way from Msusonyille to
Bayoma. The former were successful after six
hours hard fighting but the latter were totally re-
pulsed with loss of 500 men and fourteen cars Of
stores and equipage Eighteen car loads of wounded
returned TO MsnsOnve
Col Lewis, Commander of the Second Expedi-
zion landed by George Bppton, died at the hands Of
the Spanisrds, and most OF his command were
either killed captured and shot MsjorGen.
Douti MarrnaT one of the ablest Cuban leaders,
died Of brain fever Santiago on the Goth. Ge-
neral Modested .Disz has been appointed in bis
place
Yellow fever and cholera prevails among the
troops aud they are now in Santiago unfit for ser
vice Nearly 1000 sick, wounded and discharged,
have arrived from that place in the last fortnight
The CITY is also suffering from want of water the
supply having been cut of by the insurgents
PHrLADEuPHrs August 22d.-The National Exeeu-
tive Committee of the Union League of day
adopted resolution heartily sympathiring with the
German people il the war with Napoleon whom they
denounee unp=ineipled sdventurer, disturbing
the peace for his personal ggrandiIemeut They
request subordinate Councils to make donations to To-
cal German Aid Societies. The Committee adjourned
to meet again at the call of the Chairman.
NEW YoRK, August 22d.-Tbe Managers of the rival
Railroad lines this city to the West hold another
conference at Saratoga to morrow. at which Wander
bilt Gould and others are expected be present An
abundance Of passenger tariffs early date gen
orally believed to be already agreed and it stat
ed that there fair prospect Of Gmicable division
OF business between the three roads the Erie taking
the live stock and heavy freight. and the New York
and Pennsylvania Csntrsls the bulk Of passenger
traffic The live stock transportation between Buff
falo and New York which has been one dollar per car
al. summer has bsen advanced 81 20, with pros
pect Of still further increase. The Erie and Central
managers also said to have agreed to extend
their with the United States and American
Express Companies. and will take the control of
the express business their lines.
BREMEN, Aug. 22d.-The North German Lloyds
announces that, in consequence of the success of
the German arms, the steamers will be able to re-
soon be Issued.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-Advices from Hongkong Au-
gust 4th, states that the French and English fleets
at Chefoar, where they await orders.
The observations Of the latest Paris journals on
the Ministry Of France not of much interest
The failure is announced of B. Paroriss, foreign
merchant and Calvin yier, Consul for Birmingham.
England, loses heavily.
The Tdldtisrs makes the following calculations of
the last census of France Men between 20 ard 80,
100 600; from so TO 40, S,l2s 600; and adds: Are
We to be uIrasy account of three four battles
lost. We should become laughing stock of
Europe
LONDON Aug. q. The Bavsrian Government has
forbidden the PRONUNCIATION of the dogma of Papal
infallability n that country.
The Havana CARTE contsins official intelligence
OF the capture and execution of Generals Pedro Fig
undo, Roerigo ToRouieo, Francisco Peralts agent |
Of Figuredo and Colonel Fernandez: and the killing
OF 40 insurgents The operations of tue Spanish |
troops continue.
LONG BRANCH, August 23d.-The President left |
this morning for Newport He will be absent /
week.