The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-24
Late Foreign News.
AMERICAN.

eAas ccteat by Nartiuer sut OCDatta Guerra. but
without giving details, The report Of Roeha's cap
ture Is not confirmed. These reports sre doubtless
created 10 eouutect the ect Of his recent victory
a. Laeztecas TIE Revoluiiouists are straiuinS
every nerve 70 raise money without which their
cause viii soon Be lost They are ltyying eontriou
uors everywhere, aud eompelH0x foreigners and ua-
ttves alike to pay them. The American Consul aud
other Americans, merchants In Monterey. refused
when their stores werc entered and goods taSeu bv
the rebels, They sent copy Of the Instructions rs
eeived from Washington not 10 contribute toward
the support OF the revolution, and it was treated
with eoutempt.
I Commissioners have arrived 10 represent matters
10 General McCook and TO ask for protection. but
I Of eource he Is powerieSS The Commissioners re-
I port general deuorsliEation smorg The Revelation
ists Their soldiers are all forced into service They
have co volunteers the mass Of the people are on
poset to the revelation. Its leaders, however are
determined 10 s,arve rather than De beaten. Thev
wi. declare Republic in the Sierra Madre, call on
nhouSteriug Americans, and ask for annexation to
to the United States. They have already established
recruiting otices in Texas Small bands are fighting
ia IamauiiplS, With various success but their move
ments are ofuo importance, and Juarez' officers are
awaiting events. The Revolu,iousis again promise
an early st;-ck on Na;Amoras
NEw YOES, April :, Professor Morse died this
evening az TsSo.
AFrii AT : meeting Of the Board Of Directors
OF the Western Uaion Telegraph Company, the fol.
lowing resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, The Board Of Directors ofrhe Western
Union Telegraph Company have learned Of the
death o. Professor F. B Morse father OF the Amer
lean Telegraph System, whose name became Justly
identified With the establishment OF the Telegraph
throughout the world, therefore,
Rssals-i, That We mourn With the entire civilized
world the loss Of one Of the greatest benee,ors Of
the age, and We gr5ve for our friend aud associate,
whose purity sud simplicity Of character, aud Kind.
gentle nature have sudeared him To our memories.
While his great achievement viii continue to bless
and benefit enlightened and civilized mankind his
memory and his personal worth will ever remain in
the hearts Of all who have lad the good fortune to
know him.
Rso'-si, That We unite in the universal expression
OF sorrow which is this day being transmitted and
echoed back, 10 and from all quarters Of the earth.
which means his trausceudaut acbievcmsnt. and we
hereby tender our earnest sympathy 70 his family
aud friends
Resided, Talr this Board viii attend Professor
M5rse's funeral in body.
April 5--An immense thronz gathered early this
morning At the Madison Presbyterian Church, 10 be
present a, the funeral services of Professor Morse.
great many were EuzbIs 10 obtain standing room
Among the delegations present were Governor Hof-
ulu sud staff, Committee from the Legislature
Directors Of the Western Union ana OF the New
ToTk ard Newfoundland Telegraph Companies. rep T
rsssutalivgs from the Academy Of Design, Eyau-el-
rious other delegations oflesser note Shortly AFTER
the tsueral procession entered the church the coffin
being borne On the shoulders Of four men. aud fol-
lowet b. the mourning relatives Of the deceased. .
Alter chanting Of solemn music, Rev. Dr. Adams
proceeded 10 deliver funeral Grafton from the text,
" Nan coueth Up like s flower
He dveiJ at length upon the virtues Cf the de-
ceased and traced bis life as Christian saving be
stood almost alone In the qualities of religion Rev.
Mr. Wheeler, Of P0u-hkleQsia, then delivered q
prayer aud singing Of 4 byun constituted the .
t-ue-al services aer which the remains were viewed
by tue spectators The stream Of people who filed .
past the soa was so great that It was Ealpast one
before the cortege started for Greenwood Cemetery
The Psll-belrsrs were William Orion. Livingston
Morse, Gen. DIX, Prof Cornell Cyrus ". Field and
Peter Cooper. Lines Of people througed the rouie
liorz Broadway. During the day the public offices
and buildings displayed flags at halCmast The tel
zgraPh Offices were draped 10 mourning.
Tie following resolutions were passed By the Ma
.i5uaI Telegraph Morse Memorial Association At
WashinStou- this sfteTuOou, april 5,a-]
WHEEEAs, The House Of Representatives hss
placed hall az the disposal Of this assembly for the
purpose Of holding memorial meeting in honor of
sluGs. F B Morse, On Tuesday, spriI l5,h, and
prominent members Of both Houses Of Congress
ave consented to address the meeting. aud,
WHEREAS Tue teiezraphic wires have been freely
lIlced 81 tile disposal Of this Association for that
.vsuInE. therefore, it's
Rz1lrsL That the municipal authorities Of the
titles and towns Of She United States are hereby in
lied 20 hold meetings ofa similar character ia their
evcrl localities, On the same evening in order that
be l7e-tiu- may be iu tslegzplic- couuuuicatiou
I'd tLus simultaneous expression given 20 the u4-
i7uzl grief OF the occasion Of this irrsparabis loss
P1CGHEzErsrE, April At special meeting OF Z
be Common CoUlcil held this evening, resolutions
{ respect 10 the memory Of Professor Norss were
50pisi- Tie Council also resolved 70 attend the =
1lerli i1 Z body. / resolution was also adopted s
-4ue=iiuZ tie merchants Of the city 20 cIose their
.lces Of business during the hours appointed for
be funeral, ard requesting the fss 20 be placed At
tie bell OF the city to Be toued. s.
NEr T0zE, April 2-P x.-The o5seguies Of the a
.is Gsueral Robert Anderson, 10 this city this &
lJruinE, were Of very imposing character. The 3
iitaTy we're 10 line al ten O'Clock, and in balf an
or after. the procession vas fairy en- route the n
1rtee being formed as folovs: Police escort m o
zr couma15 o. Gen. ". G. Ward; Seventy y-frst, A
iutL aud Seventh Regiments, and Two batteries Of e.
BE- FI-s Artillery, which were 10 ForI Sumter with B.
eueal Andersen Next cane the corpse, uuder e.
e Fort Sumter hlg, On ~ artillery caisson amer ir
hieh followed tde pallbezrers and many miscea- Of
sozs oraHiz1tions The procession passed through u
street to twenty ythird thence 10 Thirty y
z-th street ferry, where the body vas placed on
e steamer for West Point Tie streets through iu
hich the procession passed were deasey crowded a
d aazs along the roHte we're dropped at haifHasi.
NV YORK, April 5ib.-The Tammauy Society fe
e tonight and Issued ell for primary election th
Be held next wednesday, forthe purpose Of elect Of
z delegations 70 the General Committee and As ir
mby District Associations. Great satisfaction fs in
pressed the manifes;ation Of tie public conf 10
zee felt In the new Tammany Hall equalization, ed
d the belief Is confidently expressed tnat Tam re
any Han viii carry the nsxt election y an over d
leImInz majority.
Attorney General Barlow has Instituted 10 the ST. 10
Fior Court Al Albany, szit against jar GouId
& Frederick A. Lane, to compel them 70 account in
NJ the Pie RsfIar ~ -.sf-.