The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06

BERLIN, November IS-The Roviaeial Correspond
eoe (semiOfcal) in its issue to-day says that the
retirement Of Count Beust from the Chancellorship
/ Otthe Austrian Empire and Ministry of Foreign
Affairs has no effect upon the relations between
Prussia and Austria the frendless of which is un-
/ impaired.
The German Parliament viii conclude its labOrs
on the e5ih Instant aud the session of the Prussan
I Diet viii open on the eth.
ST. PErERsBURe, November 15-The Moscow
Glrsts III an editorial article eounsels Russia to de-
maud the naturalization Of Denmark and the ces-
sion ofSehleswig to the latter as means to count
eraei the power OF Prussia on the Baltic.
LONDON Nov. 17.-Strikes have been commenced
in various parts of Spain, in obedience to orders
from abroad
PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE announcement that Gam
beta will make speech at St Quentin on public
affairs is creating much interest.
a dispatch from Rome states that the Pope con
sents TO the conservation OF tue Church Of ST. Luane
which he had hitherto refused, because the church
was the private property OF Victor Emanuel.
AMERICAN.
MArANoRAs, November, lO-The telegraph line
TO the Rio Grande has been completed courier
arrived yesterday iIom Monterey and brings dates
to the ith inst At that date zoo cavalry sailed from
Saltllo on a foraging expedition. The encountered
the rebel forces, and the Government troops were
driven back with loss Of one half their number.
The rebels are exultant. Two regiments ofGoveru.
meut cavalry have arrived al Saltilo Trepena hiss
been carefully fortified. Helose Mureiss is com
handing the road between Monterey and Saltillo,
heading of the arrival of endorsements Firing
has begun aud preparations making for the attack
Escobedo has placed at the disposal Of the Govern
ment all the San Luis forces. His cavalry are now
At Ekarin, on the border The Government forces
from Tamalpias, under Catiua, advances into Naya-
rio but again fell back to Monterey Catina is now
n Camalos having advanced twenty leagues from
Monterey 1t Is said that Caryajal will head the re-
yolutiou in Tamalpias.
The San states that the negotiations are nearly
concluded for the sale of the Atlantic Telegraph
Die to the British Government
NEw YORK, November l5th.-Last nights storm
in this city was the severest known for years
Large numbers Of trees, awnings and chimueys were
blown down, causing much damage throughout the
city and Brooklyn On the jersey side of the river,
the fats and roads between Jersey City aud Hoboken
were covered to depth Of two or three feet by
heavy flow tide, compelling the cessation Of trade
for several hours. The lower part of Brooklyn, at
'Gowan's was overlooked, but did no great damage
I; is feared that many wrecks will be heard from.
Damage by last nights storm is reported in the
East. In Boston. some basement cellars in the
vicinity of the wharf were flooded. The gales in
New Hampshire were also very violent. At Long
Branch New JERSEY, the roof aud part Of the plaza
Of the United States Hotel was carried away The
blufrwas washed away, and much damage was done
TO the beach.
NV YoRK, Nov. Il. A special dispatch from
Scranton, Pa reports that the Gazing in Of the mine
at Hyde Park created great excitement The first
shock was felt about s O'Clock on the morning OF
the 10TH when the people fed terror.stricken from
their dwellings. Toe caving OF the ground which
occurred over the Oxford nine caused a settling in
the buildings overhead OF some two feet. The area
Of ground eaved IN is about twenty acres, and the
damage 10 property over $1,000 Immense assures |
are made in the principal avenues aud streets, and
many houses viii have to be pulled down. The Post
Office has sunk eighteen inches, and still con
inues settling. The whole town Is in danger, as
The ground is settling. The mines are deserted. At /
Scranton the various streets crowded by people /
discussing the situation. The vein which caved is
known as the Diamond Win, and is 80 feet below !
he surface. It was worked out ten years ago. pre-
;iOus 10 It's purchase by the Delaware, Lackawanna
.ul Western Company.
jay Gould has Withdrawn from Tweed's bail .
,ords. His withdrawal is due to his unwillinguess
o be examined as to bis sutieency, by the counsel
or the prosecution, which was to have been de-
handed 1t was their intention to prove that the
egal claims against Gould would probably be over
'alanced by the amount for which he wss pledged
Three friends Of Tweed's substituted for Gould
They are, jacob vaHderpool (no oceupation) Cbas.
J. Cornell (Registrar,) aud Charles Deyelin, (Con-
rae;or.
Tho counsel Of Tweed have served on Charles
)Conor demurrer that the plaintiffs have not the
gal capacity TO sue in the action; that the COM
aiEt docs not state sufficient facts to base cause Of
ctiOn; that the complaint is defective by not in
hiding the Mayor, Aldermen, Supervisors, and
Of the city as defendants. The point
aised Is that there is legal right Of the people
maintained in such an action.
The Tribune, editorialy, says that the choice OF
ocaliiies for holding the National Republican Con-
eution for 1872 is narrowed down to Cincinnati
nd New York The Executive Committee will
lake q selection b. the I1th Of January next.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1.-THE three negro murder
rs Of the Park family, near Henryyille, Ind, were
iken from the jail at Charlestowu, at o'clock this
,orning. by a mob Of fifty persons disguised, and
ing half mile from the town.
The cholera excitement here is about subsided.
here are now fous cholera cases in the Hospital al
be West Bank, all doing well.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA Raleigh, y. c. dispatch
Tvs fi;y-three men were brought there yesterday
ON Rutherford and Cleveland, on charge Of Ku
.luxing [. 5. Commissioner scoggins, who recently
80. . --f-o-,- f,--.rLfrr- fr,-udar+fv tn him
1t is probable that Mr.. Dick, lawyer Of this city
i'll be appointed successor to Caleb Cushieg, as
ouusel for the United States before the American
parish Commission.
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