The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

nis reported that the Magistrates have received
/ orders 70 put Admiral roples under arrest.
The MOuAreAists abstainsd from voting in The
election for the Constituent corees.
/ RcxE. May ilth.-parips the sitting THE Cham
/ Der Of Deputies yesterday, crowd Numbering 2oe
persons marched to the ouirisal, making rOtOus de-
mOnssrations on the way and shouting for complete
abolition Of religious eOrpOrations The police made
4 raid against the mob and prevented them from en-
/ tsriag the palace. A policeman was found dead.
PARls, May llIA.-EmPsFOr William was srsa
upon while reviewing the troops at ST. Petersburg.
The shot passed through his helmet and wounded an
/ Adjutans.
LoSpOS, May l4th.-Ths report thas the Emperor
of Germany was fired upon Is considered untrue.
LOSpOs. May ll,h.-ThO French Government has
given renewed assurance that it supports the ae
ton taken by England for the suppression of the
slave trade on the east eOast of Africa and deaies
that the Sultan Of Zanzibar has been authorized to
rely Preach prOtsotiOn-
/ The Observer states that an election for members
Of Parliament is to DO held next Spring The present
Parliament will meet for the last time in February
next for short session. when, AFTER voting the esti
mates. it will be dissolved.
/ A rumor comes from Alexandria. Egypt, that Sir
Samuel Baker and wife, whe took the Egyptian sxPs
diton up the Nile have been murdered by the natives
| of the interior of Africa,
Cubn.
The New York Herald has lOug letter from
o'Kelly, dated March 4th. He states that General
Garcia. commander of the Eastern Department, says
reconciliation with Spain is impossible. except on the
basis of independents. The only terms the cubans
a., Ill .,d
leave Cuba to take care of her future. They have
no faith in the permanent establishment Of Spanish
republic General CesPedes expressed similar views
lie also asserts that the Cuban forces ass in bet
ter condition now than before that the forces
now consist of from 10000 to 1900 armed men.
His force, however is subject to great auetuaton-
decreasing after defeat ana increasing largely afer
victory They lately reeev ed large aeeessions from
the Spanish forces mostly Cuban volunteers. Ces-
pedes thinks nearly all of these will eventually de-
sers the cause of Spain, when the triumph Of the
Cubaus will be assured.
DoN CARLOS INTERVIEWED.
A New York correspondent has had an interview
with Don Carlos, who justhes his present course by
saving that the act by which the throne Of Spain was
given to Isabella was violation Of the organic law Of
the kingdom, and therefore illegal. He proposed to
continue to fight for the rights of his house began by
his grandfather. His programme of government is
that everything shall be done through free Cortes,
there shall be complete Decentralization in every
thing but general politics. CASTELAR, and Figueras,
Don Carlos holds are men of great ability, but Re-
public is never possible in Spain without assuming
The widest sOeiaIiste character. Of Theirs Carlos
says he has not much to fear his ntrgues or
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slavery to be indispensable, but gradual and not at
the expense of the prOPristOrs No Government.
however dare alude in Spain to the alienation Of
Cuba.