The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-24
Late Foreign News.
EUROPEAN.

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the BOYS ofDerry' is unknown, aud it is fearet
that they viii sttempt offensive demonstrations,
New YoKx. December l9ih-A Hsnsld-s special
says that the Bishop Of Londonderry denounced the
proclamation ioroiddiug the procession. in his ser
mon on Sunday. The procession formed ard on At
tempting march to the cathedral was attacked b,
the military. A fight ensued, during which several
! persons were hurt. but the procession finally dis
I perSed. Great excitement exists, and more fght
Z iug is anticipated
/ LoNpoS, December Establishment is pro.
rogucd til The 9th Of February.
Empress Eugenie arrive at southampton last night
I from Spain.
I A subscription, 10 assist in rebuilding Warwick
I Castle, is proposed.
The Tichborue trial has reached another stage.
The plaintiff closed to-day and further hearing is
{ postponed TO January l5th-
LONDON. Dee, sSd-Noon.-The Prince passed q
quiet night. he is gradually gsiniug strength.
LoSpoS, Dec. s7th-The i<.llstia OF this morn
ing reports that the Prince Of Wales passed quiet
night, but that his eonvSeseeuce Is retarded bv A
stfectiou above the len hip accompanied BY fever
ishuess. No nqu;eiude is felt, but regret and dis
appointment felt al the slowueSS Of his recovery
The Queen returned TO Saudringham to-day
l0SDoS, Dee 27.-The mail steamer from the
Cape OF Good Hope brings the intelligence that the
announcement Of the treaty OF annexation Of the At
rican diamond country to the British had been final.
ly concluded, and had produced much excitement in
that territory Brande, President ofthe Free States
had issued formal protest sgainst the transfer Of
the diamond fields TO Great Britain
LoNDoN, Dee 2gth.-This afterGoon papers NIB
lish letter from Her Majesty Queen Victoria, in
which she SAYS that she desires to express her deep
sense Of the touching sympathy exhibited for her
family BY the whole nation, aud for her dear son.
The feeling, says the Queen, shown by her people
during the painful aud terrible days Of the Princes
illness, their sympathy with herself and beloved
daughter the Princess OF Wales, and the JOY mani
Tested at the improvement in the health of the
Prince, has made deep and ineHAble impression
upon her heart.
LoSp0S, Dec. S0th.-The Prince Of Wales coutin
ues to improve. Tue Queens visit 10 Sandriugham
was not caused by the appearance OF any dangerous
symptoms.
LONDON, Jan. sd.-Canlwell, Secretary Of war, ad-
dressed his constituents Al Oxford yesterday. Al
ludng to the uess ofthe Prince be said that it had
served TO bring out the strong reciprocal sympathy
which had always existed between the constitutional
sovereign and free people He intimated that the
attention OF Parliament would be directed TO social
measures for the Improvement and welfare OF the
people,
There is considerable talk about transferring the
property and control Of the Atlantic and Canada
lines TO the joint government Of Great Britain aud
the United States. The proposition Is received with
favor, anticipating that it may result in reduction
Of the present exorbitaut tariff rates.
LONDON, Jan. sd grand demonstration will
soon take place in homer of Sir Charles Dixie.
The Tunes thinks Catacazy served his Government
zealolsly but not judiciously.
The business At the Stock Exchange yesterday ex-
cetd in amount that Of any day within the last six
years.
LoyDoS, Jan. Sd.-The Queen has returned to
Windsor.
The City Council, to-day, presented an address Of
c0ugratulstiou upon the commissioners OF the Prince
Of Wales aud praying his speedy restoration TO full
health.
DUBLIN, Jan sd floor in the crowded court
room at Kitty Clagher, Leitrain, Ireland, gave way
while trial was in progress, Precipitatiug 800 peo
pie distance Of thirty or forty feet. The number
Of killed Is uukuOwu. Thirty were badly injured,
most of them fatally.
SASDRIS6HAAl, Dec. Eth, Noou.-The Prince has
been restless all the morning Hir condition is IN
altered. Sigued by the physicians Of his Royal
Higbuess.
LONDON, Dec I2th.-It appears from the London
Zss that the Prince ofWales contracted his illness
It Lord Landsborough's house near Scarborough,
Yorkshire. Several of the guests who visited the
house at the tine attached with fever, among them
the Earl OF Chesterfield, who has since died. An
other English journal, speaking OF the Princes dis
sase, says: There seems to be a liability to this
sind Of attack IN the present branch Of the Royal
'amiIy. The Duke Of Kent Queen Vietora's father,
died from cold fever, said to be produced by sit
ing in damp boots sitter returning from shooting.
Prince Albert the Queens husband, died in couse-
lueuce OF neglect of cold The present illness OF
he Prince Is said to have been produced by chill |
blowing exercise, heat and exerti0n in sport
LONDON, Dee 12th-The British Foreign Office /
las sent instructions to all its agents abroad to in
-estigate the organization OF the various branches
,fthe international Society in countries to which .
hey are respectively accredited, and report thereon.
SlNR1SGHAN, Dee. 15th-s A M.-The Prince has /
lad quiet night. There are symptoms Of debility,
5ut his condition may be considered more favorable
SP. N.-The dangerin the case Of the Prince is so |
ar Iesseued that message has been telegraphed TO
Princess victoria, at Berlin, countermauding the 4
summons sent for her to come to Sanddngham.
Quite sensation has been produced BY the re-
usaI Of certain RituaILsts TO say prayers for the
Princes recovery in absence OF orders from their
3ishop.
LONDON, Dec I9th--Ths progress Of the Prince
II Wales towards eOuvaleseence is satisfactory. It
announced that he will probably be able to 90 out
II the house in three or four days.
PARIS. December Isth.-The Duke d'Aumale and
Prince de Joinvie took their seats in the Assembly
o-ay- they sat in the centre Of the members ofthe
light. Their appearance created no sensation.
bill was introduced in the Assembly providing
or the release Of Communist prisoners who held no
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PARIS, December 19th--Pdsionsrs BIllioray, Ras-
oul and Henri R0ehefort, now confined at Port
5lyard, pursuant to sentence Of eourt-artial, are
lex in the infrmlry Of that fort.
The French Government refuses to sell the crown
evels.
Pans, December s1st-President Theirs has Is
ued 4 decree dissolyinz the Council Of Algiers.
BERLTS. December slst--The Emperor has pro-
ogued the Prussisn Parliament until the sth OF
January, Is72.
Bismarck sent despatch to the Germsn represent
tive At Paris setting forth the feeling OF e1asPea
ion eaused in Germany By the outrages perpetrated
lpou their soldiers in France, and threatening to
lccupy those Provinces unless the asssssins in IA
ure who escape into ueighboring Provinces are de-
ivsred up to German officers BY the French author