The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-10-22
Late Foreign News.

By the Z. S. Ship SaranGe, We have San francisco
dates from Sept. q to Oct !. From these we CLEAN
the following summary:
Admiral Tinslow Of the United States Navy, who
commanded the KeaTsage when she sunk the Ala
hama, died al his residence in Boston Highlands
Sept so.
jay Cooke L Co. have prepared statement, show
ing that their liabilities 9Se 4O9 exclusive Of
the sum of 81 70l. 14O which is fully secured. Their
assets stated at 2ll. They hope to settle
with their creditors at early day.
The new Pacific Mail steamer Acapulco, the second
of the screw of that line, made n trial
trip Sept. 30th, at New York. She is Of 2.5T2 tons
burden, and is to run between New York and Aspin-
wall.
John Bright, Sept 80 received the seals Of the
Duehy of Lancaster, and was formally installed
cabinet officer.
Pope Plus is invited by the high clergy of France
to come over and eonsecrate Chambord as Henry
Fifth, King.
The Ashautee war still continues. The natives are
in state Of semistsrvation, and il is supposed
waiting for the end Of the rainy season, unable till
then to make any movement. An American vessel
was discovered selling them powder, and has been
seized by the British commander. blockade Of the
coast has been declared to prevent similar occur
renees.
Dispatches from St. Petersburg report that a rup-
ture has occurred in the relations Of the governments
Of Russia and Japan growing out of the question Of
the proprietorship Of portion Of Saghalien Island.
Thomas Hughes gave a lecture at Marlborough
| College, England, September Goth. Subject" Am
erica" he advised all who intended 10 emigrate to
90 TO Canada the United States. He spoke highly
Of the Developments Of the British provinces in North
America.
The London Mere of September Esd, has the fol-
lowing telegram from Dublin, September 22d;
The Dublin Erenisg Posi- says Father 0'Keefe, on
Saturday last. went to Kilkenny aud sought an inter
view with his Bishop. and fully and unrelervedly ten
dered his submission TO the Episcopal Jurisdiction.
In testimony OF the earnestneu Of his submission,
Father 0Keefe announced that be would not cole.
oheiAte anywhere, publicly 10 church. This intelli
gcnee, the Post says, will be received with joy not
only by every Catholic in Ireland but by every Caho
lie throughout the world"
Anarchy Prevailing In the FIji Islands.
! LoSpoS, Oct. "A Melbourne, Australian despatch
reports anarchy prevailing In the Fiji Islands. Many
white settlers refute to pay axes, and have taken up
arms 70 resist collection. The British and German
ConEuls have interfened 10 restore order The CON-
mandcr Of British guuboat has forbidden subjects
Of Great Britain from arriving.
Testing the GattiInR Gun.
The tests OF the GattliuE gun were continued 81
500 yards al target feet high and IS feetn length
six hundred shots were Cred IN minute and half,
5Sl Of which struck the target. Tho 0attllng gun
has proved Itself superior TO any Of the other guns
especially at ranges beyond 200 yards,
BombNTdmcnt or Omoa, Honduras.
steam sloop Niobo arrived here to-day from 0moa,
Honduras, bringing the following intelliEcnooi
General Es,uba's troops, AFTER assassinating dc.
taohmont OF paacoe foreet, which, under Dag OF
truce, approached the fort saeked Omoa, and I'm.
prisonod all British subjects guttsd the eonsuAtes Of
America, England, Spain and Portugal toIe the
American nag 10 pieces aud sacked merchants salet
and warehouses. leaving them perfect wrecks. The
Niobc amer arrived, and demanded the surrcn-
der Of Imprisoned foreigners and explanations for
the outrage, The authorities were obstinate, and ~
fused 10 aeecde 10 the demands Of the commander Of
the Nicbe when a bombardmcnt Followed until a dag
OF truce was shown, The prisoners were then sur
rendered, and compensation was guaranteed,
Opposition 90 the Pacific Mail steamship Llnc.
A Washington despatch says aa oIhcer Of the
United States Navy, lately attached 10 the Asiatlc
squadron arrived N that city from Yokohama,
Japan. lie make, the announcement that an Rngllah
company has completed atrnn Kcmenta aud will at M
oaty day establish line Of steamers 70 run In oppO.
stion to the Pacific Mail steamship Company line
between San Francisco, China and japan. lie states
that experience has proved that the sldewheel e,eam
crs built for and now being used by the Pacific Mail
Company on tho China llne Ate entirely inadequate
for the service, Depending ~ they do oHtltely on
steam large amount " their carrying capacity Il
taken up with coal necessary Tor 80 long voyage,
The English company have adopted toll tissed SCREW
nrupellcrt, similar IN design aud equal w every tees
poet TO Hrsl class vessels now plying between New
York aud Europe, They propose 10 make the run
between port, 10 seventeen DAYS, thus making say,
Ing Of time u between Ave and slS days,
0ermany,
eourt.mAFtla Il ordered for the trial " CAplaln
Werner, Of the German war steamer Frederic kAtl |
for the selure " the Spanish steamer vgllante, |
white dying the rcd DAG 81 the Commune,
In the ee,alng fFusalan Parliament, the liberals |
propose to move the enactmeht of statute render.
Ing civil marriage obligatory,
JnAh Frederick Benedlx, the wsllkhowh German |
poet, u dead,
Louise Muhbpeh, the German novelist, Il dead.
Anairu Ia France.
The GaRiois having announced that lat would be |
open Al la Once for the enrOllmsnt Of all persons
who desired 10 join the Bonapae League, the Minis.
ter Of Interior has issued order Otbddhg the car
rying out Of the project. 4F ,IHtF
The Republican members Of the General Assembly
are Fastening to Paris for consultation and TO adopt
line Of action In opposition to the schemes Of the
Duke de Bross, at banquet given in his honor
declared emphatically that revival Of the clerical
denomination In France was impossible.
Members Of the right assert that the Assembly will
declare n favor Of restoration Of monarchy before
November.
Count de chAmbOrd, in letter to his supporters
in France, says his object Is the union of parties In
France and the restoration Of her glory, greatness
and prosperity. He rspudAtes the intention Of in
Producing extreme rcactive measures Of attacking
Italy. -rr
Theirs, having been notified by telegraph to-day Of
the impending political movements in France, and
N ediately for Paris
NJ. Theirs has written to the Mayor of Nancy. de-
ening to visit that town until the present crisis has
passed. He says J" We Of the Len must defend the
Republic, the principles Of 1889 and the tri color,
without which, acounterrevolution would be odious
and revolving lie"
VERSAILLES, October 6th.-The trial Of Marshal
Ba1aine by Court-martial was opened at to-day
Duke dAumale presided.
Spain. .
On Saturday, Sept. "a. two nsurgent ronelads bonn
barded the city Of Alicante, Spain. They did some
damage but, after seven hours, the guns on shore
drove them Of in damaged condition.
The insurgent frigates Numsucia and Mendes NJ
nez have LEFT Alioante, for Carthagena. The COM
mander Of the Numancia admits serious loss Of life
on his vessel during the bombardment of Alicante
Saturday. 1t is generally believed the failure Of the
insurgents to capture alicante will the immed
ate surrender Of Csrthagena, thus ending the In
transigente insurrection.
The British Admiral, YelvertOn, has surrendered
the insurgent men-ofEar seized by him to the Span
ish Government.
Dispatches from all sections represent much BET
ter feeling prevailing The re-estabishment Of dis