The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-02-23
AMERICAN.

AMERICAN.
LOUISVILLE Jan. 24th-The remains OF George
D. Prentice were removed from the Masonic Temple
TO Christ Church this morning, where the solemn,
impressive burial service OF the Episcopal Church
was uerformed. after which the remains were bur
ried in Cave Hill Cemetery with Masonic honors-
NASHVILLE. Jan. 24tb.-The House unanimously
adopted resolutions deploring the death Of George
D. Prcutiee, aud rendering sympathy 10 kentuekey
in her loss
suite aud Minister Thornton, called on the Presi
dent io-cay. No speeches were made, but merely q
pleasant conversation took place.
At u dinner party Tonight At Minister ThOrutou's
in honor of Prinsr Arthur, there present Vice
President ColfaX ana all the members Of the Cabi
net ecu Sherman and Senator Sumner
The following nominations were sent TO the Sen.
ate to-day: J. ID. HYDE, Tor receiver OF Public Mon
eys at Visalia, California: Edward Wiiett, for Reg
istrar of Land 0fcs Visalia, California;; Harvey
Carpenter for Postmaster al Hamilton, Nevada.
The Committee of Ways and Means to-day raised
the duty on Manufactured steel and iron.
The resolution, referred in the Senate to-day, in
regard to Mrs. Lincoln grants pension Of 81, 00C
per annunl since The death OF Mr.. Lincoln.
OTTowA, Jan 25th. "A gentleman of this city,
who is intimately acquainted with Relic, the lead
of the Red River insurgents has received Letter
from him, written at Fort Garry about the frst OF
the wear. In which lac diSclaims any idea Of annexa-
ton. BE said il not too late TO make smicable
relations With the Government of Canada and set
tie the difficulty. $3.50.
IONA say easy, practicable route for the Darien
Canal has been discovered, BY which the waters OF
The Pacific and Atlantic OCEANS can be united with
in a few years The proposed line is outside Of the
limit of the Panama Railroad; the eastern entrance
is at Puerto Canido, where vessels anchor IN
seventeen to forty faihoIns Of water; the western
entrance is Santa Meiroa Real. The distance be-
tween the oceans is $50 leagues. The estimated
co.i Is seventy millions
PORTLAND. Jan. 26ih.-Immediately on the ar.
rival OF the Peabody feet, Captain Macomb, of the
~
with Admiral Rarrasui. He speaks in the highest
terms OF the sea-going qualities OF the turrst ship
Monarch, which conveyed the body At Nolfpast
the feet weighed anchor and steamed into the inner
hsrbor The spectacle was fue, and was Witnessed
by great number of people from the shore. The
Peabody Committee boarded the Monarch; no &C.
remunies teok place aboard. The body will remain
on tbs ship till Saturday noon, when it will be
brought TO the CITY Hall aud received by GoWrnor
Chamberlain. The corpse Will lie In state on Mon
day, and the final ceremonies will take place on
Tuesday. sen si =7-nH
WASHINGTON. Jan. 9th The bah given by Min
lister Thornton in honor Of Prince Arthur tonight,
Was attended by from 500 10 COO persons, including
all the foreign Ministers in inl dress with the Ia
dice of their families members o. the Cabinet Sc
majors and Representatives, General Sherman Ad-
miral Porter, ana many other celebrated men, The
President and Mrs. Graut arrived AT II o'clock.
Prince Arthur did qnadTille with Mrs. Grant. The
supper very fine.
NEw oRLEASs. Jan s7th-The Legislature pass
cd a resolution requesting Congress not to reduce
the duty on sugar and mOlasses.
NEW YORK. Jan. 30ih--The officers of the steam
Stars and Stripes report much agitation ut Sama-
na on the question Of a Provisional Government.
Havti viii probably sustain the Cahralan Govern
ment, and defeat the plans of President Baez 10
cede the bay to the United States
French war steamer lost forty of her crew by
yellow fever al P0ri-au- Prince
HAVANA, Jan. 30th.-The new Spanish gunboat
No. 5, ran ashore OF Colorado Reefs and was com
pleiely lost The crew has arrived here.
The steamer lately captured off Nueyitas by the
Sv,av. Frrsow utaa N~na H.
is the american tug Lloyd, in the Hayden ser
vice, and was carrying dispatches to the Consul
General Of the United States al Havana. The Ad-
miral commanding tie United States Navy in the
which is now in progress, and the tug will proba-
bly, be released tomorrow
The second LOT of Spanish gnnbOats built in New
York have arrived at this island Twelve Of them
entered the harbOr this morning, and thirteen ar
rived al CarGenas They experienced very heavy
storm on the Florida coast.
NEW YORK Jan. 3lst-The Tunes Psris special
says reorganization of the new Company for the
Isthninsoi Darien Canal was completed last evening
The capital is all subscribed Four French bankers
and dozen American apallsts al the head of the
that concession from the Isthmus Government will
be secured The Company wait the report Of the
United States Exploring Expedition TO go to work.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs is said to have re
ceved adriees by last mail from Paris to the effect
that shares for the Nicaragpau inter-oceanc canal to
the amount of eighty millions Of dollars had been
lie announcement of the sanction Of the govern
ment of Costa Rica 10 the Chevalier-Avon contract
10 commence operations.
NEw YORK, Feb. 1st.-Rev. Horace Cook is 10
be tried for his escapade with Miss johnson by his
church, April sth Temporary insanity will be al
legged HE defense. The Presiding Elder is in ia
vor of retaining Cook in the ministry.
a Committee Of Union Colony. with Climer as
Chief len today for Colombo to select lands for the
Colony l
The ball in honor Of Prince Arthur came off at
DelmouicOiS fn-niphf ahOuf siN hundred
were present,
KEY WEsT, Feb lst.-The residence of the Span-
ISL Consul here is guarded by the military The
Cubans make further demonst raiions but the au-
ihortieS are active aud visilant. "a
The United Stairs flagship Severn, with tue mont
tors Dictator and sangus arrived to-day from Ma
NEW York. Feb sd-The murders committed
in this city becoming prominent feature of the
morning news U'. rFr ~ r-. -
CHICAGO, Feb. 2d.-The Senate Foreign Rela.
tons Committee held long session yesterday over
the ST Thomas and ST. Domingo treaties, and final
ly concluded 10 consider both together An ANNA
ted debate arose. all the members participating,
over the general policy OF outside territorial acqui-
sitons and the relations Of the West Indies to the
United States Tie drift Of debate was understood
to be adverse 10 both treaties, but the final result is
predetermined.
a ST Paulspeeial reports that Rielltthe head cief
of the REQ River Insurgents, has been arrested by
the Hudson Bay Company and taken 10 Fort CORY. I
This accOrds with the previous intimaion that the
Company will soon resume sway ID Rupert's Land;
buf the epeounis are mgsgrc and Unsatisfactory. Il
is believed that Rielie ould acknowledge the resOr-
ed authority of the Hudson Bay Company and be
restored. l- ftL1--
An Omaha special says Governor Butler will call
special session OF the Nebraska Legislature about
the IL b Of February E1r gHt
The land sales by the Pacific Railroad for the six
months ending January 5lst amounted TO lS4, 09O
acres, realizing $4,000
Letters from Fort Laramie report Indian move
menis which cause fears that they intending to
strike on the war path ~ tine spring.
The Tribune gives what purports TO be the history
of the Cardiff Giaut, showing that the statue
ehiselied in this city in barn, near Lincoln Park
by German workman who executed the work in !
twenty days. 4
WAsHIseToN, Feb 2d-Nr Logan offered re-
solution declaring that the people of Cuba for
than fifteen months have carried on active hostiies
against Spain, have established and still maintain
dc Jaet0 Government, and occupying and con-
trOl large portion Of the Notwithstanding the .
Committee on Foreign Affairs TO inquire what rea
son. if any, exists why the United States should not
recognize the Republic OF Cuba as belligerent. I
Adopted.
NEW YORK. Feb sd-The steamer Santfago de
Cuba, on February LIST, at 10 z. NJ, cOllided with
the steamer Brunette. from New York for Philadel-
phia The Brunette sunk in six minutes. The crew
were all saved except two hremen.
EUROPEAN. tua1r
MADRID, Jan. 24th.-The Duke Of Montpensier, is
elected Deputy to the Constituent Cores from the city
of 0yiedo.
MUNICH, Jan. 24th--The Augsburg Gazette of Sat
the Papal infabity, which is shortly be presented
to the Pope. t-r
LoxpoS, Jan. 2Ith--Mr. Gladstone has issued the
usual notice TO the supporters of the Government in