The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-09-07
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| Havana Aug 4th.-Later Mexican advices repre-
sent Negrete under trial before military commits
sion Escobedo has been elected Governor of San
Luis Potosi Pofrio Diaz continued loyal 10 the
! Juarez government, and was not concerned in the
/ Guatemala Invasion
New YORK. Aug. 5th.-Judge Bedford told the
Grand Jury to-day there were hopes of arresting
the Nathan murderers in few days. The excite
ment among Hibernians continues, 500 armed men
are gathered in Prince Street. The quarrymen up
| town, and the laborers the Boulevard stopped
work reserve force of police is held in readiness
to quell a riot. No Orangemen appeared, and n
feared their antagonists will fall out among them
selves
The Times this morning says the plan of the Prus-
sian Commander and the views of Gen. Moltke
have been recently changed from defensive to of
fensive. An advance into France is threatened.
1t is possible that Prince Frederick Charles will
push forward and attack Nancy
The story which recently originated in France
about naval engagement off Cuxhaven in which a
Prussian war-vessel sunk, is false, there has
been no collision at sea between France and Prus-
STA thus far
WASHINGTON, Aug 5th.-Commarder of the flag
ship Congress- writes from San Domingo, July 2lst,
that he believes the withdraw of the protection of
the United States, and of the prospects of annexa-
ton in the future, would lead to a revolution by
Cabral
special from Paris dated Tuesday, Aug. %, says
that Dr. Littleton joins the army the pretext of
forming an ambulance corps. Every body knows
that he goes special attendant upon the Empcr-
or, the state of whose malady does not permit him
to dispense with his most trusted physician.
Strenuous efforts made by Rome to induce
Eugenia TO use her influence against the withdraw
al of the French troops, but in vain. To-day the
last detachment leave Civita Vecchia.
The negotiations at Florence for the preservation
of the neutrality of the Pontcia territory are sue
eessful. 1t is reported that England will send two
frigates to the Tiber to protect the Pope Adviees
from Rome represent the Jesuits endeavorng to in
duce the Pope to remove to Malta.
Collisions between German and French soldiers
in the Papal service of constant occurrence.
PARIS, August 9th.-The Journal Oficiel contains
the following DEGREES, etc:
The following report telegraphed from Metz
yesterday at lois A. NJ: The corps of Gen Failley
which was not engaged in the recent actions is the
rallying point of the army. II has not been dis
turbed. Mcmahon has executed the movement pre-
scribed for him. There has been no engagement
to-day. The proclamation of the ministry is read
with enthusiasm. The members of the interior have
taken to have dispatches bulletineG at the
Bourse and at the Mayoralty houses.
decree is issued relative to the incorporation in
the ranks of the National Home Guard of all citizens
between the ages of thirty and forty who do not al
ready belong to some military corps and prescribes
measures for immediate completion and rearrange-
ment of the guard with guns altered to breech load
In DISTRICTS where the guard has not hereto
fore been organized the chiefs of battalions are al
ready appointed and thanks to the efficiency of the
measures taken the organization of the National
Guard will soon extend to every part of France
The Department of the Seine, where that organiza-
tion is strongest has already given every proof of
devotion and patriotism, which cannot be changed
by the circumstances through which we are passing
On demand of the Minister of War; the Project of
the Seine this morning charged the engineers of the
mucipa service with the execution of plans for
strengthing the Notifications of Paris The service
win be organized at once and divided bet ween three
Chief Engineers and eleven Assistants Each Chief
will be in charge of an ACCOMPLISHMENT The Project
commits the chief supervision of the entire work to
Inspector General Alphard.
NEW York, Aug. 1Oth.-The records of mortality
in the city during the past six weeks show COM
pared with the corresponding six weeks in 1869, an
increase Of 12l5. The unusual heat is the cause of
this terrible increase in mortality.
The Worlds Havana correspondent reports con-
tinued diminishing in the Eastern Department be-
tween the Cubans and the Spanards in which the
latter are usually worsted. In the upper sections
of the Islands much activity prevails The authori-
ties continue to execute captured Cubans while the
cholera and yellow fever continue to affect the Span
ish