The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-03

friendship which existed between that monarch and
himself would last long as they lived and be car
red down to future generations that the fraternity
OF the armies Of Germany and Russia would be per
petual, and thus would be constituted the best
guarantees for the maintenance OF peace in Europe.
LONDON, Dec. u.-The strike of the tclegnphers
continues greatly TO the embarrassment of the pub
lie. At the present juncture the wires arc crowded
with messages, and serious delays are expected in
both the public and private service.
dispatch from Bombay states that tho cholera is
raging severely among tie natives of Lucknow and
its vicinity.
MADRID, Dec 1.-The election for the Cortes
took place to-day throughout Spain, and it is al
ready known that the Republicans have triumph
anily elected their candidates in p the IS Capitals
of the Provinces, and 4S of the smaller towns
BERNE, Dec. 1.-THE Federal Assembly passed 4
bill legalizing civil marriages.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 1.-THE Plenipoteutiaries Of
France and Germany signed an additional Peace
Convention to-day
SANDRNGHAM, Dec lilo P M-The Prince Of
Wales has not slept during the evening and his gen
eral state continues unchanged.
It is manifest from the actions OF sympathy every
where, and the prayers for the Prince OF Wales,
that the symptoms of death are very imminent, and
that all hopes Of his recovery have been abandoned
The Queen and Princess Alexandra are bearing the
fatigue well, and the latter hardly leaves the sick
room.
LONDON, Dec. 11-2P MA dispatch courier from
Scndringham at 1870 P. N, told outsiders that he
did not expect to find the Prince alive when be re-
turned, and that the Royal Family and others had
given him up.
The only special bulletins Of the condition of the
Prince of Wales Issued today arc the following
SANDRINGHAs, Dec. lis A. M.-The Prince pass
ed restless night, and there has been further re-
cunence OF graver symptoms in his state, and he
continues in precarious condition, but the symp-
toms are unaltcred since the last bulletin was issued
The telegraph to southampton has been closed to
the general public, because the wire was burdened
with messages to the Queen from charlatans, quacks
and offeious persons rendering medical advice
3P. M-An unofficial telegram, dated Sandring-
ham, P NJ, says: 1t is evident from the distress
which prevails there, that the last hours of the
Prince are approaching. The whole household has
been thrown into the deepest gloom by the words
of the special messenger who left the sick chamber
shortly after noon with dispatches for London. He.
declared, unreseryedly, that he did not expect TO
uuu Ills hOAal IlEiutsS llNiliE WIFI III iCluIutu
1t is evident that all hope is abandoned. Prayers
for the recovery of the Prince yesterday offered
in the Anglican and Roman Catholic churches, the
Jewish synagogues and Dissenting chapes. There
is profound and widespread grief and uneasiness;
business isalmost wholly suspended throughout the
country. The morning and evening papers issue
editions every hour, and the official bulletins
surrounded by great crowds of anxious, silent
people.
3 P. Mt is reported that, with one exception,
the Prince has been unconscious since the first of
the month.
6P N.-Following is the latest official bulletin:
Saudringham P M-The Prince was very rest
less during the afternoon but his exhaustion is not
increasing"
New YORK, Dec. ia special dispatch from
London says that tremendous excitement prevailed
in Madrid on receipt of President Grants message,
relating to the Cuban difficulty. The Government
has resolved to maintain a firm attitude A rein
forcement of 1000 troops, two additional generals
and four ironclads, will be Immediately dispatched
to Cuba.
A special dispatch from London says, mention of
alleged violation of neutrality by the United States
with regard to Cuba were discussed by the Council
Ministers at Madrid, on the Gth and as the result
of the Council, dispatches were sent 10 the Spanish
Minister at Washington, which were said to contain
important Instructions respecting the attitude of the
United States towards Spain in Cuba. The course
OF the United States Government is likely to affect
the Alabama claims in the General Conference, by
furnishing precedent in favor of the British Gov
in the of the Hornet, the Florida and
other privateers. Dispatches the subject of the
Geneva Conference have also passed between the
Cabinets of Madrid, Florence and Berlin.
LONDON, Dec. ia sensation was created in
Berlin by the Cars speech at the Georgian Feast
which is regarded as an end to the guarantee of
peace in Europe.
The Emperor and Empress Of Brazil are in Genoa.
The announcement of the proposed German naval
expedition to South America is favorably received
by members of the conservative party in Berlin.
LONDON, Dec. l2-5 A. M-The Prince of Wales, |
according to an official dispatch just received from
sandringham, passed very restless night. There
are no signs of improvement IN his condition, and
death is imminent at any time during to-day from
sufocaiOn. His strength is not so good, and what
sleep he has is followed by restessness and
quiet. The chest symptoms are bad. The Princess
Alexandra is greatly exhausted The Princess Royal,
Victoria, wife of the Crown Prince of Germany is
hourly expected at Sandringham. The Prince is
threatened with Inflammation of the lungs. The
in London aud the Provinces is greater
than during the Crimean war.