The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-04
Late Foreign News.

By the George Green arrived on MonuaY iast' 10
DAYS from San Francisco, we have dates up to
the 10th inst, we give below latest te!egrams.
New PoRT, August Shit is said that Napoleon,
with Eugene, will visit Scotland about August 18th
LONDON, August 9th.-The crew of the yacht Liro-
MIA have struck for an increase of wages. Ashoury
refuses the demands and unless the difficulty is set
tied the Lipoua will be Withdrawn from the regatta
Twelve English ericketers sailed from Liverpool
today for Quebec. After playing several matches in
Canada they will visit the United States.
PARIS, August sth.-A despatch from Wouryile
saw stha Theirs visit 10 that place solely for the pur
pose of facilitating the progress of emigration and in
relation to the commercial treaties with England
and Belgium, and not for his health as he in excel
lent condition,
The Pope has written to Theirs congratulating
France upon the success OF the new loan, which be
attributes to the refusal of Gauard, the Minister of
Finance, to accept the position OF Ambassador to
Italy, the invader and enemy of the Holy See.
New YORK, August sth.-The foreign mail says the
Pope has instructed the Catholic Bishops of England
and Rome to protest against the determination Of
the British Government TO prosecute the priests con-
cerned in the Galway election proceedings.
CITY OF MEXICO, August,lst.-The Funeral OF Ju-
arez imposing spectacle. The corpse was
inferred in the Pantheon. The streets and houses
were draped in mourning and the procession bore
numberless emblems of grief Fully seventy thou
sand spectators lined the streets through which 1t
passed Nearly all the foreigners in the Capital
were present at he ceremonies, well as all the
public officers and foreign diplomats. Addresses
were made by Minister Nelson behalf of the Dip
lomatic Corps and senor Vigil for the editorial fra
n.1, - T,,,,- L ara1
ly regretted.
Some demonstratins occurred at Tampico the
reception of the news of the death of Juarez in
favor of Dias against Tjeda
Congress meets for an extra session on September
18th. Various names are mentioned in connection
with the new Cabinet but nothing definite is known.
Teda is q candidate for election to the Presidency,
and the names of several competitors mentioned
Lerdo Blanco is a voluntary assistant in the in
vestigation on the Outrages committed on American
citizens at Chiapas The journals report that Lerdo
will recall Mariscal from Washington, and 1t is
mored has succeeded Stanislaus Canadea. 1t is
believed that the revolutionists will disband when
Informed of the policy of the Administration.
GENEVA, Aug. S.-The Board of Arbitration held
o two and half hours session to-day, and then ad-
journed to Wednesday next. Several Arbitrators
and Counsel are indisposed by excessive toll and
the disagreeable weather. The object OF the Court
in adournng for long period is that it gives the
members time for special study of number of the
points involved in the cases which have come before
them 1t is confidently hoped that the labors of the
Tribunal will be brought to q satisfactory conclu
sion by September.
BRUSSELS, Aug. Sowing to the prevalence of
the rinderpest in Germany and Russia, the Belgian
Government has prohibited the importation of cattle
from those countries.
PARIS, Aug s-The Assembly Committee
Forifcatins has agreed to strengthen the fortifca-
tions at Gravelins, Dunkirk, Lille, and Calais.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. s. Cosuscormdjouck e
small village on the Asiatic bank Of the Bosphorus,
inhabited by poor Jews and Greeks, has been de-
stroyed by fire. Upwards of one thousand families
are homeless and destitute.
LONDON, Aug. 9-The House of Commons, last
night, renewed the debate on the motion of Mr..
Butt for the removal of Judge Keogh for his de-
cision in the Galway election case The most prom
inent Irish members strongly denounced the action
of Keogh, which had been approved by the Govern
ment. The debate was exciting, and did not con-
clude until o'clock this morning. when division
of the House taken, and the Government was
sustained by 100 majority.
The Royal Yacht Squadron regatta, which was
commenced on the 5th inst, terminates tomorrow.
The match for the Challenge Cup, gift from the
Prince of Wales. will be sailed to-day. The Amer
lean yacht Sappho has been entered for this race,
but some doubts are expressed about her starting.
council was held at Windsor Castle to-day,
when a draft of the Royal speech, TO be delivered
at the prOrogatiOn of Parliament, was submitted to
the Queen for her approval The Queen will not be
present in person at the close of the session to-
morrow The speech will be read by the Chancellor.
GENEVA, Aug. 9-Wm. L. Evarts goes TO Paris
to-day but will return before the re-assemblng Of
the Arbitrators next Wednesday. Caleb Gushing
and Mr. Wait will visit Chsmounix during the ad'
journment of the Court aud it is supposed that the
American representatives have completed their case
The English agents and counsel will be engaged
during the recess in preparing their reply.
The Arbitrators, Counsel, and other gentlemen
connected with the Tribunal, dined together at the
Hotel des Bergers to-day. Covers were laid for
forty guests. Bancroft presided.
DUBLIN, August th-The new docks have been
opened to-day with appropriate ceremonies. One of
the docks is named the "Duferin,n in honor of the
Governor General Of Canada.
New YORK. August 9-General Sherman, Lieut..
Grant, and Secretary Borie and family leave Liver
pool on September 9th for home
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 9-The American fleet left
Cowes to-day for the Thames. Large crowds visited
the fleet during its stay.