The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-02
Late Foreign News.
EUROPEAN.

EUROPEAN.
LONDON, Sept 6.-The rinderpest has broken out
in several places in Yorkshire Precautions are be-
iug taken to prevent its spreading.
A powder mill at Houston exploded this morning,
and four persons were killed.
Coal has advanced. Twenty Thousand Of the mid
land coal miners are preparing to strike for higher
wages.
The Paris paper to-day published a rumor from
an unknown source that the Geneva Tribunal has
awarded to the United States $50 OO0, 600 damages
with interest for nine years at seven per cent The
report is discredited.
Diaz demands as a condition Of his submission to
the Government, amnesty for those parties now ex-
clnded and the postponement of the election for
members Of Congress so that all can participate
Diaz offers all his influence in favor Of peace. 1t is
reported that Lerdo will extend the amnesty terms,
but will refuse to comply with the other demands.
The clerks Of Havana meet on Sunday, to take
measures TO abolish the system requiring them TO
work on Sundays.
The HAGUE, September 5th.-A large number Of
French Communists are here II is stated there are
large number of condemned criminals, at present
iHoogliitd
LONDON, Sept. 5.-The steamship Minnesota, from
Liverpool for New Orleans yesterday, took out 600
Mormon cmigrauts for Utah, the majority of them
antediluvian.
The steamship Geo. Morgan, the pioneer vessel of
the new steam line between Cardiff and New York,
was launched at Renfrew, Scott & Coz yard, yes
terday. The christening ceremonial was performed
by an American lady.
The HAGUE Evening Sept 5-The Congress
of the international Society held its first public
meeting this morning.
a resolution was introduced and unanimously
adopted, expressing in the name Of the working
classes of the world admiration for the heroism Of
the champions who have fallen in battle for the peo-
pies rights, and greeting with hope all people still
in chains.
The President of the Congress in a violent speech
denounced General Trochu as traitor TO his eoun-
try, and called Jules Favre a wretch.
The report that the Congress had refused to verify
the credentials of twelve delegates from New York
is not confirmed, but il appears that DIR. West, of
Philadelphia, was refused admittane as a delegate.
The delegates number sixty-nine, including three
women. lively discussion was held to-day on the
question Of the abolition Of the General Council
A report was presented to the Congress which says
that Bismarck is the spy-in-chef fthe German En-
projects another war, while the Congress at The
Hague has for its object the preservation Of peace 1t
also declared that never since 1s4s have the masses
Of the people been so united as now under the flag
Of the Commune.
DUBLIN, Sept. 5.-Many Of the Jesuits expelled
from Germany will come TO Ireland, where they are
promised hearty welcome.
PARIS, Sept 5.-The Department Of the Aude is
threatened with declaration of state of siege on
sccount of the attack on the military by the inhab
itanis of Narbonne.
PEsTH, Sept. 5.-Dr. W. P. Auler, late Minister Of
Public Instruction and Worship, has been appointed
Minister Of Justice, rice Won Bitto resigned Herr
Trefart has been appointed Minister Of Public In
structiou and Worship
Gortschakof had long conference yesteday
with Bismarck.
NEW YoKK, Sept 6.-The Mails Madrid dispatch
states that the Spanish Government protests to
Theirs against the installation of the Pope at Pau,
on the ground that the proximity to the Spanish
frontier is Objectionable Theirs viii therefore pro-
vide residence for the Pope at Compeigue-
A World special says that the Geneva Tribunal
may award for losses by the Alabama, Florida, Sben-
andoah, and for the expenses Of the United States
in pursuing them, fifteen millions.
PARIS, Sept. IA noisy and riotous demonstra-
ton was made by mob at Neimes, in the Depart
ment Garde, yesterday. The military, who were
called out, suppressed the disturbance. They were
pelted with stones, but tho disorder was quoted,
and fffy-eight Of the rioters arrested