The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

Ths fanoEing dispaisb. dated Washington Nov.
- erilea,y issued by the Government authorities,
nd ndeutss that the thre4teaed trouble with Spain
q il lar way 70 be settled;
A. too o'clock this morning the following imPOr-
t.-t dispatch was received from Washington. 1t de-
fusy settles our diouliy with Spain, as far as it is
in the power of the CASTELAR, Government. Il now
only ruuHius 70 be seen what will be done by the
mae u ne spanish people, both at home and in
Cuba tC=u-d the rEssing Of the action Of those in
Whose hands they have placed the supreme power of
shcir Gurcrnncu;=
pssrrrsTox. Noren Der 2eth. A. N.-A dispatch
6srsig the grave question whether there should be
peace o. var between the United States and Spain
Eu1 reserved BY Nr.Fish tonight and communicated
e. ne Cssnei 1t is Of the most satisfactory char
urte- ard comedies al demands made by US. These
6cunndf we're as foilsEs:
la The release Of the Ofsoess and crew of the
Tir-szius yei living
"a rhs return Of The virgiuius.
ID A salute 70 cur Gag and provision for the
faraiiies q the SLAIN captires.
Tbs unly reservation On the part Of Spain is with
ro-sos 20 enabling failure investigation 10 be made
s dsts for ans salute has been fxea for the 25th Of
Du-cubcr-
Al me cluse Of the Cabinet meeting which was not
&c loar a. he former ones on the same question,
-.s.hiur had heea received here from the Spanish
sorr-r nous, uhich had asked for a delay until
-raars uciOuk to-day. whether Mr.. Sickles had
itbanurn from Madrid il obedience to bis iustruc-
ssu-s = also not known. The consideration Of the
urr hE ths Cabinet Eas therefore not Of an inpor-
ana uarrrl becauEc the information At that time
~rrrf was nos Of decisive character. The dis
r--srk nunc-r1inc the cossion Of our demands came
iu-u- uud sid Re q very broad, liberal and
ana satisfactory charlcter- The main question may,
ft.rri, ~ be regarded having been settled, and
- an Eursrn1euf has 70 do is to wait the enforce
rr,rrt q the cuncessiou-
Ne nave no right rs = GoFcruneut 20 question the
rriral ruihuriiy Of Spain 70 carry out her agree
sui rhatcror doubts may be entertAined personally
Tr-r e q widespread feeling which extends to the
- Il IL Adriuissration and all the Foreign
rrusfrrr that the CASTELAR, Government is too weak
- - rlu-Tuse that The authorities Of Cuba viii
rrirf rbs dcnnrd. and that the enemies Of the Re-
rntir a. hone Nin raise revolution 50 strong to
--ttrus Castelar, and defeat the peaceful result Of
- ~ -rsutiout IN the FirEinias Mr.. Sckles
- Il hare uncourarcd this feeling Whether be
a. -r-rr -rpurted the condition OF affairs, OF so
ir-ua IA rrscrss fcr unknown reasons, cannot now
= r,.-ersr.ua Thc-e are oaly two ways in which
rain rrurshruu can BE- aocomrlished One IS BY Tio-
Ia rrrrlutsor ard the ether tT the Cortes rea-
.ssAss tins VII Re given Spain but if it is found
Ghusre Is unzhie carry Ost her agreement on &C
-. u --u-7rr ofscerE in Caha Of revolution at
r.rsr shrr thr LATED StAt-s GogoTnmeat wall take
- q nrar- into its eEn hEnds, and compel eonpl-
re IA ~ Eemsuas but not necessarily N an IN
fssan Tx tuur towards Spain In the mean time, the
- = = crr navy vii probably not abAte, owing
4. ~ prevailing opinion that forces may be need
- ~ |1rlnr rntrrF YET