The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-07-26
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 26, 1871.
Late Foreign News.
EUROPEAN.

army of occupation in France, with ManIeuiel a.
commander
FLORENCE June 2I-The King viii not 90 te
Route on the Isl of July, nor will the promised trans
fer Of the capital occur at That date October li i.
now named as the earliest date Tor the transfer L.
diplomatic circles it is believed the trauser
he made.
FLORENCE, June eI-Ring Victor Emanuel leave.
here to morrow for Naples. Thence hewill proceed
To- Rome aud will enter the Holy City ON tue % OF
July
LONDON, june 81 The striking miners of South
Wales now numbers 600, aud there seems to be no
pr"Spret of settlement oi the difficulty with The
companies.
! subterranean fire is known to be raging in
Sheffield, and fears entertained that il is an old
eollirry whish extends to the very ceutre Of the
town.
LONDON June est is hoped that eighty of the
new Deputies will support the Government
The Bnnapartists are active in distributing pam
phleis OF the coalition of principal electoral Com.
mirlers.
CoNsrANTlNoPLE, june 2s-The Khediyc has sent
one hurd dred th"usand forms to the orphsns made.
in the French civil war
PARIS, June 2s.-The loan is covered BY the sub.
seriptons, aud has closed. PeasaSts aud servants
Invested their savings The lal ter loan has been
scribrd several times over
Bnnapurists' pamphlets are circulated. praisinr
the Imperial generosity to the Catholic churches.
The Communists are still plicarding their prucla.
nations One Of the secret presses has been sriz d.
FLORENCE, June 2S.-The King started for Rome
to-day.
LONDON June 2S-The Foreign Office has received
a dispatch from shanghar to-day, announcing the
victory Of the Americans the Coreans
MADRID, June 2S-Tde King replies TO the Minis
ters' resignation that he could not recognize Minis
trrial communication unless it originated in tie
Chambers, aud requested the Ministers to appear
before the Cnrtes.
LONDON, june 2S.-The Crown Prince and Prin-
cess Of Prussia are expected in England this Au-
tumn
LONDON, June 2s The Ga.ette announces that
Publications OF the Treaty of Washington were ex-
changed on the l7lh. It says commissioners will
shortly be named 10 carry out the siipulatious and
ask all persons having claims against the United
States to prefer them within six months from the
first meeting
LONDON, June 29.-The trial of Rochefort will
commence Monday.
The Assembly has discussed the law for decentral.
izdtion of the Government.
Arrests continue in Marsrilles.
The Court martial has sentenced Cremieux. Ell.
enne, aud Pessier to death; Ducos, Murteu, Mas
torg, and ClAchot, TO transportation; Novi to ten
years Imprisonment. Six were acquitted
The Illness OF Rochefort has become serious His
physicians have held TWO consultations over the
case.
BERLIN, June 29.-The Emperor has granted an
amnesty to all the natives of Alsace and Lorraine
under sentence for political military Offences un
with ordinary crimes
BERLIN, june 29.-Terrible riots have occurred
among the miners in the Imperlur Iron Works at
Kouigshucti, Siesa. The officer of The Superintvn-
deut of the mines and the prison destroyed by
the rioters, who commenced plundering the Jewish |
residents. The Uhlans cleared the streets, killing |
seven miuers, wnunding thtty and arrcsriug sixty.
Martial la~ is proclaimed.
LONDON, June 24.-The. late historian, Grute, be-
lueahed his lbnry to the London University
In the House Of Lords tonight Lord Cnnmore /
moved a resolve expressing regret that the Queen
had been advised to sign the Treaty of Washington
"a BARGAIN su unbecoming to the honor and dignity
IF the country Its conditions were IN confiet with
Instructions given, and abJeet aud humiliaIing
md irritated Canada without cnncalng America.
Earl Aertir defended and praised the treaty
Earl L"uderdale said it gave everything to the
United States without securing an equivalent for
England.
Lord Houghton was satisfied with the compact
BECAUSE it would prevent future quarres.
Granville closed the debate witha vigorous defence
IF the action of the Government.
The motion Of Lord Cranmore was defeated with
lecison.
IN the House of Commons, Gladstone hoped that
IN early day would be fixed for TIE discussion ofthe
Treaty Of Washington
PARIS, June SO-Gambetta arrived yesterday and
eceived many visitors.
The sentence Of death of Cremirux. will probably
,e comuted.
Sixty thousand masons are repairing Paris, which
5 being thoroughly disinitcted
The papers express satisfaction az the success of
he review.
a circular of NJ. Rouher to the electors, afirms
hat he is the defender Of free trade Relative 10 the
prm of Government of France. he says the nation
must decide afterwards. The opponents were mere
actions.
Gambetta's Bordeaux speech on the development
education is much appIauded.
The official journal, speaking of the review, says:
We show Europe army of 10000 yalorous men.
dmrably commanded, which has saved civilization.
We have also called for two thousand million of
aucs aud FIVE TilIiards have been offered. The
alton evidently rrcovers.
LONDON, June 80, The correspondents agree that
be review and lOAnarr q success One SAYS that with
artisans revenge is uPprrmost, and they still hope
'r an attempt TO resdjust the frontier.
New YORK. June 80 "A cable dispatch from 81.
etersburg states that notice appeared yesterday in
lie official journal Of St. Petersburg stating that
hen Grand Duke Alexis has returned from Ems.
here he remains at presen; with the Emperor. be
i'll at once proceed TO Crunstadi to attend in per-
IN the preparation being made at the Imperial NAVY
ard for his voyage to America. The Grand Duke |
stated that be intends TO carry to America one of
most perfect naval squadrons that ever left Euro
IAN waters. In St Petersburg, the Grand Dukes
'yage is the principal tFopc. Those who have
huence at Court are exerting themselves 10 the :
most to secure an assignment to His Highness'
lite Prince Gortsehaknf states that the Grand :
IKE will certainly embark at Cronstadt the last Of
ugust for America '
BERLIN, June sO--The Emperor has presented the $
tate OF sebwarzenbach TO Bismsrk U
The Emperor William Is suffering from an attack
rheumatism u
LoSDoS, June 90 The statement is officially ,
uarmed that the Treaty of Washington has been '
a