The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
Late Foreign News.


By the D. c. Murray, arrived on Friday
last, we have received one day later news.
We give below the principal kilograms.
AMERICAN.
/ WASHINGTON, May 24th-The Senate spent five
hours on the additional article to the Treaty of
Washington and then took recess till evening and
resumed its consideration with the intention of
reaching a conclusion before adjournment. The
precise character ofthe amendments have not trans
pired further than all seek to accomplish the design
of the original article.
The Senate adjourned at 10 P. NJ without having
arrived at conclusion. They resume the consider
alton of the subject tomorrow
New YORK, May 24th.-The win of the late Pro-
fessor Morse has been admitted to the probate. 1t
is dated February 9TH, 1872 and leaves the bulk of
his property to his wife during her life and her
death to be divided into eight parts, one Of which
is appropriated to pay certain legacies TO his chill
dren. His bographer is to be appointed by his OK.
ecutors, and is to be allowed the free use of his
books and papers. The trustees and executors are
Thomas R. Walker OF Utica, Henry Day aud Arthur
Breeze PrOal. of New York
Two vessels have arrived during the last two days
from Bremen, with smallpox among the Storage
passengers. The sailing ship Europa arrived Tues
day with Tour hundred aud eighteen in the Storage
She had thirteen deaths during the voyage, aud
twenty three when she arrived here. The ship
AHeU@ arrived on Wednesday with four hundred
and seventy-lour Storage passengers two sailors
the voyage aud six passengers died ut Quarantine
aud twenty have been sent TO the Hospital The
4thepa had scarlet fever and measles in addition to
smallpox. The majority of the deaths were chill
dreu from measles The Captain attributes the dis
case TO the filthy habits OF the passengers-mostly
Poles who would wash and ate the soap fur.
nished, thinking it was cheese.
EUROPEAN.
LONDON, May 24th.-The Atlanta and London
have agreed the 10th Of June the day for
the race at 1870 P. N. The Pail MaH Gasete to-day
says that the rowing OF the Atlantas is now simply
perfection and the difference between them and the
London crew is plainly visible.
The Steamship Baltimore has been pulled off the
rocks and will be towed to Liverpool.
The Queens birthday was observed at Windsor
with suitable festivities. The celebration in London
occurs Saturday week, when the Prince and Prn-
cess of Wales will be home to participate.
Clara Louise Kellogg is meeting with unbounded
success and is enthusiastically applauocd by both
audience and critics.
LIVERPOOL, May Z4th'-Ihe weather throughout
England is fair but unfavorable to the crops.
PANS. May 2ith.-The Gaulois publishes letter
of Napoleon, dated Chselhurst, May 18th, addressed
to the Generals commanding the French army, in
which it says am responsible for Sedan. The army
fought heroically with double its strength. AT
ter IA 900 had been killed and wounded, that
the contest merely ofdesperatiOn. The armys
honor having been saved, exercised my sovereign
right and unfurled the flag of truce 1t impossi
bic that the immolation of 10000 men could save
France witnessed the cruel memorable necessity.
My heart was broken. but my conscience tranquil"
Miss Nellie Grant spectator in the gallery of
The Assembly, during the debate on Wednesday.
MADRID, May 24th.-The surrender of the Carlists
continue but fresh bands appear, and though small,
very active They cut the telegraph wires in va
,ous directions.