The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-11-26
LaIe News Items.

The new Spanish ministry is announced. It il
constituted as follows: SenOr casteler. President
without pOrtfolia; Seuor Caryojal, minister Of For
si-n Assirs; Bergss, Of Public Works Pedregal
Of Finance; senOr DebriO, of Justice; Lieu, Gen,
sancho Borgua, Of War; 0nero. Of marine Mais
onave, Of Interior and SAILOR, Of Colonies.
The New Orleans PieayuHe has been informed by
large sugar merchants that the amount Of the old
crops Of Louisiana sugar LEFT is very limited and that
there is scarcity Of all kinds of sugars. The prices
have been very recently unusually high. but they
have beea reduced BY the quarantine blockade Of
some Of the principal points of trade.
PAKIs, October 5.-The letter Of N. Theirs to the
Mayer Of Nancy in which he proclaims the determi-
nation Of the Left defend the republie, the rieooer
and the principles Of 1870, has created sensation in
this city The united Republicans accept the leader
ship Of Theirs il the approaching contest with the
Monarchists. It is universally admitted that the let
ter Is a serious blow to the Chzmbord schemers.
letter in the New York Herald speaks of Mr..
BTaalsugh in the following terms he is master Of
al the tactics English politics, jealousies. hatreds
zuosties all institutions Of the United States, let
ipa say that be viii. for they are grounded on the
basis o. Christianity, law and order-Princples in
ENLEra@lGkA4l tNus ltNLuENe On inc
BruuEEcks ART onsy prelude to his lectures
Comzunis etc, to SAP the foundation Of the State,
religion, law and order, and thus bring about revo-
Iutiou As destructive as the Commune. Bradlaugh is
keea, shroEd sharp bold and unprincRlei agent Of
the Devil and Gladstone and should be hooted, hissed
and expelled from every Christian country. We haze
had enough Of bis eountymen already without being
Bradlaurhed, badlawcd and outlaEsd
A REroEr on PEARI RrvER--WAsH1SeroS,o Oct.
sd-Infornaiion was received at the Navy Depart
neat from Commander Skerrett, Of the United States
steamer Plymouths now duty l. North Pacific.
He reports that be has carefully searched for the nu-
eous dangerous rocks on the track Of vessels going
to and from san Francisco and China and Japan.
He reports he failed to find any Of. them, and feels
confident that they do not exist. he gives in
formation on certain points regarding Pearl river
harbor Sandwich Islands, which interested parties
arc just nov trying to prevail upon the United States
Government to lease as soaling harbor. It tarns
os. 70 Be good harbor after vessels get into it. but
il order 70 get in vessels have to pass reefs which
mast be blasted sxay IN order to open safe passage
into the river In order to do this it would prObab
Il require as much more work as at Hell Gate.
RrssIAx EnTroE.-Russiz has produced but
ous great Journalist N. KatOa, editor and proprietor
of Moscow Gozcie, which has daily circulation Of
slooe copies. lie is still comparatively young
zu bis editorial saactum Is EzuPtuously ftted ups
after the best American establishmeEt- There Is
Iirary Of ten thousand volumes, spcaking-tubes to
cTc-y part CT the building telegraph once. and al
80 . genuine Russian Peculisrity-a room for the
oEce of poiice, 70 whom al articles are submitted
rrtxous to pubcati0n- The presses are Of the larg
est kiSd u-Sde in New York At first he was dis
rnssed With his editorials, but his young wife
-xed hi 70 Fruseverc, which he did to crafty her,
sometimes rewriting his articles half dozen times.
Ten ruzrs aro he was very poor. Now he is = mil
and the Imperial goTerucnt at ST. Petersburg
rrspectE and fears hiu.