The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-30
Late Foreign News.

We refer the reader to our summary of news
on the first page, received by the MikadO, and
add the following:
President Grant recently paid flying visit to the
Shenandoah Valley. While at Stanton he was re
ceived by the Mayor and about 1000 people, and the
band that was attached to Storewal Jackson's bri-
gade serenaded him. Times have changed.
Baron schlozer, the German Minister at Washing
ton says Of the story relative the cesson Of Porto
Rico to Germany: 90 more monstrous absurdty
could not be conceived. I have scarcely patience
when think Of the mischief the falsehOod designed
to create. NY country has but one ambition, and
that is to establish itself a foundation of lasting
peace. Such an encroachment therefore, as is now
the subject of newspaper discussion would directly
antagonize the policy Of the Empire, the policy Of
wisdom and sentiment. The very patriotism of the
people represent is hostile to charging domain.
NASHVILLE, August 25th.-The negroes at Picketts-
vile, six miles from Humboldt, last Saturday and
Sunday, threatened riot on account Of some sup
posed wrong done them, and manifested disposition
kill three citizens and fire and sack the town.
Yesterday, sixteen Of the rngleaders arrested
and taken Trenton and placed in jail for safe keep
ing. About l O'Clock this morning, between 20 and
100 masked men entered the town, rode to the jail
and demanded and compelled the delivery of the keys
They then took the sixteen negroes from the jail.
-Four were killed and two MORALLY wounded at the
edge of the town. They then rode of with the other
ten and are supposed to have killed them. Nothing
has been heard from them since they left. There is
considerable excitement among thenegroes there, and
thewhites are taking defensive steps in case of any
outbreak.
European.
LoSDoN, September I1th.-A frightfnl disaster
CURED this morning the Eastern Counties Rail
way near Norwich The trains came in collision with
fearful violence demolishing both engines and com
pletely wrecking the cars of both trains.
1t is stated that twenty were killed outright and
fifty wounded by the Great Eastern Railway collision.
The line is completely covered by the debris of the
wrecked train.
LoyDoS, August 22i.-The Russian Government
has refused to recognize the Spanish Republic. 1t is
in consequence of this that other powers delay
plete recognition.
The Foreign Office has received information that
Spanish Republican troops have fired upon some Off
GERS of the British ship Fly which is cruising of
the north of Spain for the protection of British
interests None of them we're wounded.
MADRID, August 2lst.-The IBERIA announced that
President serauo has signed full credentials for the
representatives of Spain At the European capitals 1t
is officially reported that General Moronez is at Lar
aga.
The German Emperor has presented Hon. George
Bancroft, the retiring American Minister, with his
portrait, lie-sze, painted expressly for him. This
is a testimonial rarely bestowed and one which will
be highly valued by the recipient.
letter from Berlin says: " The acquittal of Capt
Warner, Of the German Navy, after trial charges
growing out of the capture by him from the Intran-
sigentes of two Spanish vessels flying the Can
tcnal flag, is regarded in Germany triumph of
the naval over the diplomatic service" The Nord
DeHtseLe ARgemeiHe Zeitung (BismarcSs organ) says
This result Of the trial will be disappointment to
the diplomatic branch Of the public service. 1t must
be evident that if the military and naval officers
to be permitted to interfere of their own will in the
political complications of other States the discharge
of the diplomatic affairs of the Government, through
the Foreign Office will become difficult if not impos-
sible."