The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-11-22
The Very Latest.

Weare indebted to W. H. Webb, Esq. owner
ofthe Australian steamship line, for the following
kilograms, being one day later than any published
in the San Francisco papers at the time Of
sailing Of the Moses Taylor:
LONDON, November 9th.-The Times leader. on
the New York election, roiees in the defeat of the
Tammany Ring 1t eongratulates the electors on
the result, aud hopes that example will be made of
men guilty Of corrupt practices.
Tue amount received at the Mansion House in aid
Of the Chicago sufferers amounted to e47,6Oo.
A boiler explosion occurred on board the steamer
Genil, killing i've men and iujaring nine.
Napoleon visited the Military Academy at Chlsel-
hurst YESTERDAY, and Inspected the cadets.
RICHMOND CTal, November s,h-The election
returns indicate the political standard of the House
Delegates about the same as last year, two-thirds
Conservative. the Republicans gaining probably
one or two senators.
NEW YoRK, November Sth.-Tweed, on being
questioned, said he Was not prepared to answer any
questions 10 regard to his reported resignation but
ii is pretty certain that there IS no truth in the
report. He said that the great success Of the Re
form Party took him completely by surprise, aud
he was totally unprspared for it. Tweed's counsel
said yesterday that he would hurry the trial of
charges brought forward by the Reform Committee
as his client had 10 reason or desire for delay.
The New York Tri5Hs states that Tweed has
been rapidly transferring property to other hands
A few days ago he sold another piece OF valuable
property. which cost S950Oo0. to his son, and has
disposed Of his socks in various railway COM
panies, in most instances at 3 sacrifice He no
longer figures as director OF the Third Avenue
Railroad, bis name having been dropped on
account OF disposiug of all interest in that
lire. At the time suit was Instituted against him
by O'Conuor, be held 100 shares ia the Metropoli.
tao Gas Works, worth about 81 S65, 600, which he
ordered to be sod Immediately after suit com
meneed. Stock stood 1855, bat was disposed Of for
about us 1t Is sso reported that be attempted to
sell the lease Of tie Metropolitan Hotel.
general fselrg Of satisfaction prevails smong
all classes at the -esult OF the election.
Cbas. o'Conno- says legislative action will be
taken at once 10 erase from the Statute Books nefa
rious laws, which gave so much power TO raseas
who had nearly ruined the credit ofthe city through
disagreement.
The suit against Riugoffcials win not De allowed
70 lauguish, slthough they will not be pressed
quite 50 hastily heretofore. It lad been the
object C the prosecution 10 press the suit in order
to gather all the evidence possible, aud place the
same before tile people, in order that it might be
properly considered before election, thus giving
honest citizens an opportunity Of dealing justice
to those who bad 80 long demanded the city; but
the suit would proceed, As there Was no intention
Of shielding them from the just punishment which
they 50 richly deserve.
IngersoI returned to- New York on Monday
night. He has been in constant communication
with his friends and asceraued that the limitation
order Tor arrest, which had been granted against
him bad expired or Saturday On Tuesday be was
at the polls. Yesterday he sent a messenger to
the saerifs Office with Information that he awaited
With considerable impatieuce his arrest, and had
gyutemen 10 readiness to sign bonds for his release
His arrest cannot be effected until to-day, as a
new order will be required.
a new order has been granted for the arrest Of
Thomas Fields, who is lying i'll at his residence.
his morning the Formally OF arrest was gone
through with, and bail given Immediately.
The World says: Republican majority for State,
from 1900 to 1900; Legislature, two-thirds-
Republican ia both hnHs-s.