The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22
Late Foreign News,

BY the schooner Cygnet, Kimberley. arrive,
here yesterday, en- route for Peirupaulski, we hav
dates from san Francisco to the Srd inst. tw,
days later than those by the Comet We are in
debted to Captain Kimberley. for late papers.
EUROPEAN.
LoxpoS. MAY Bari Daffren, the newly appoint
ed Governor General Of Canada, sails for New Vori
on The ii,h Of Juue He will send his yacht I,
America, and will stay awhile in New York. It L
prObsb.e he viii compete in the races With some O
the vessel Of the New York Yacht Club.
polar expedition is protested under the auspiee,
Of tho ROysl Geographical Society.
Il is reported from Madrid that the Pope has writ
ten letter zgrina on the subject Of the relations
between Spain aud The Holy Ses. iu which be says
it Spain desires to be reconver;ed 20 the mother
church. the principle Of religious liberty must ;,
modified. Tolerance Il public worship the Church
will objee, to- but the Catholic religion must b,
restored its proper supremacy in the realm. Th,
superintendenee Of schools must he RENTED to the
Priesthood aud civil marriages aud register Of births
must be abolished.
The reply Of Secretary Fish to the note Of Gran.
vile, was handed to the latter yesterday by Mr.
tlement Of the differences between England and
America arc progressing satisfactorily.
A Zanzibar dispatch Of the IS;h cfApr states tina,
severe hurricane visitel tie island. One hundred
AID City vessels Of all classes sunk stranded.
The town Of Zanzibar was badly damaged. The loss
Is estimated at $40 OOO zoe.
A cable special says, Bombay adviees report DR..
Livingstone safe at Zanzibar.
AMERICAN.
CHlcAeo May - The Journdl's Washington
special says all eyes are een,cred on Cincinnati.
Judge Davis received dispatches this morning assur-
ing him Of bis nomination. COliax received dis
patches to the same effect
private dispatch received here from Cincinnati.
frpm well informed sources, says Western men are
confident of Davis nomination, aud Eastern are
eQGally confident Of Adams, but that some talk that
both will be thrown aud ]. u. Cox nominated.
Il is elso stated ,dat there is still considerable d
Guilty With regard to the tarif-question platform.
Seldeu, Of New York, presented q protest by the
minority cf that delegation against the action Of the
majority insisting that the vote Of the State in Con
venton be solid for Greeley. The protest charges
that the delegation appointed last night 10 east the
vote vas packed by the friends Of Greeley, who
bitrarily ruled of frou the delegation every one
known be opposed his nomination, aud is signed
by all the iree-traders of the delegation,
WASHINGTON. MAY 2.--SsHutc.-The PoSt-offee APP
preparation Bill up the question pending being
increasing the subsidy Tor the China seiviee to
million per annum.
Ii has been ascertaiued from authentic sources that
while the Government has not Withdrawn, and will
not withdraw, claims Ter consequential damages,
il has been signi6ed 10 Great Britain that moucy
award Is anticipated desired BY the Uni'ed States
but simply desision the preston involved, touch.
ing the duties and obligations Of neutrals. Should
Great Britain propose strulate that in the event
e a war in which she wOnd be a belligercnt and the
United states neutral she would make no claims tor
useQuential losses from a failure Of the United
States observe their neutral duties, this would be
accepted settling the point at issue and the Uuited
states agree 10 refrain FROM pressing for money
ward for Indirect eHims before the Gereya Tribunal
Il Is not known whether such an agreement will OF
,au be reached, The Uui,ed States has made
.rppnSal. bst if such arrangement should be pro-.
,osed by Great Brus il would be acceptable To- 10th
nations, Thi>, beyond doubt is the extent If what
,ur Government have thought it possible or eOutem-
ilatei.
The morning papers regard the despatch as the
itteraude Of IA State Department, and eminent up
m i, from that point Of view The Horid saws the
etivu is the Withdrawal Of the claims. The Jribms
ntimates that the claims af the State Del Arment, to
establish the prineple To blind America hereafter, is
lumbug. The Herald makest tue basis ut an attack
secretary Fish and inimates that the attitude Of the
Government toward Spain IN an attempt to conceal
unilistion in Jbc by bluster in the other.
/ saws Spain is to be buiiiei because We are afraid u
!nsiaud The Herald adds The matter affords
erter for looking with hnre and favor toward
he Cincinnati Convention thsp any that hiss been
,ruuCLt forward. The Times not only makes ed
.orS auson to the matter but fails to print the des
atch.
IIScrSSATI, Nav Ste Convention rcasstmbled
It three o'clock. The hall densely crowded. The
epurt Of the Committee On Permanent Organization
epurtei S,hruE President. with NicePrcsiicu;
10 each State. Among the Vice Presidents VIM
1. Rneker-y, California; Geo. u. Lyon, Nevada
nd j. " Juhust, n Oregon.
SchruE Conducted To the Chair amid tumultuous
pplause, and, beiug presented to the Convention,
sid IL substance; None could survey this vast a.
emblSge. frum all parts Of the country, but with
motions OF establishment and hupe; aStonishu ent /
ansidering the spantaniey Of the impulse VIII ch ]
roucbt it together. aud hope, considering the pur
ose for which It had met. The Republican party |
Guild we'll he con gratuated THAI such a meeting was
ossible. lie reviewed the history Of the movement |
nd alluded at length 20 the causes from which it |
prang. lie spoke of the corruption in the Civil Ser
ice disregard Of law institutional assumptions
power; laxty Of public ouiLiOu, etc. Referring 4
the condition If the South, he said that these .
tates suffering for policy Of Cancellation and
atrs mauship.
OF the common sense Of the Convention, he said it
Hceedtd the most anguue expectations If those who
ll!ed it. II would that nothing could Withstand
Re movement, irresistibly inspiring. Indeed. the
realn ~ victory u 10 tue very tlC can suCceeu
My by throwing behind Us State pride and personal
If 1t existed. by honest and straight
TEard platform. aud statesmen for candidates, not
ieIey popular available men.
Referring to the cry, Anybody to beat Grant"
c said something than that wanted not
ere change Of persons bat the overthrow of a per-
cious system not smother President merely. but
strer President he closed By saying that they
God the threshold of great victory, which would
rely he theirs and they truly deserved it.
The Committee on Credentials reported against the
coguitiun If Laura DeForce Gordon, as a delegate,
rendered her and other ladies the courtesy of the
II.