The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-02
Later Foreign News.

By the steamship Macgregor we received San Fran
cisco papers to August H. from which clip thefol-
lowing kilograms:
NEW YoRK, Aug. 5-Dispatches announce the total
loss of the Pacific Mail steamship City of Guatemala
which went ashore on waTeng's Island recently
No particulars concerning the cargo. The loss
the company is $4,000.
The excursionists accompanying C. W. Field to
Iceland to attend the Mlennial celebration. report
that on July 10th they had arrived at the Farce ISL
auds, where they met the King of Denmark. The
whole party sailed for Iceland next day There was
great display.
! The Pacific Mail Company has contracted for the
construction of three frstelass iron steamers.
which to be fifty feet longer than the Colima and
Colon. and guaranteed to have fifty percent more
power. The will be 5000 0OO while the expense
of outfit viii be 100000 additional.
The Democrats carried North Carolina by a vote Of
10000 10000 in the election of Congressman and
gain twenty in the State Legislature. There is great
rejoicing.
ROCHESTER,, Aug. I2-Twenty thousand people wit
messed the races here to-day. Goldsmith Maid
entered in the free for ALL and in the second heat
she trotted her mile in 2l4s which perform anee was
applauded with the widest enthusiasm This beat
her own fastest time record by three-quarters of
second.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 15-The first dispatch received
from Rio de Janeiro by cable is from Admiral Leroy
who has just relieved Admiral Strong of the command
of the South Atlantic Station, and announces the
condemnation, through naval survey, of the Mo
nongahela, and asks that relief may be out.
England.
Parliament was prorogued on the sth of August.
The following is the Queens message
LONDON, August 7th-In the Queens proclamation
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states that the relations with all foreign powers are
friendly. She explains that England is represented
in the Brussels Conference, but has stipulated that
there shall be no change in the recognized rules of
international law, and that restriction shall be
placed upon the conduct of naval operations and re-
serves the right to accept reject the recommended
tons Of the conference The message further states
that measures have been undertaken for renewal of
the reciprOcating treaty formerly existing between
Canada and the United States. These negotiations
commenced by the desire and in the interests Of Cana
da, have been temporarily suspended by the adjourn
ment Of the American Senate: They will be re-
vved soOn," she says, and hope will lead to tina
increase of commercial relations between the two
countries / deeply lament the condition Of Spain
and while earnestly desiring the restoration of peace
and order in the country, consider non-inererence
the most conductive to unity. treaty has been con-
cluded with the Sultan of Zanzibar providing for the
gradual arrestiug Of the slave traffic. am thank
full that famine in India has not been accompanied
with much mortality, which is due to the precautions
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Coast is being gradually pacifed and resetted and
the King of Ashantee is discharging his Obligations"
The message proceeds to congratulate Parliament
upon its work. and expresses pleasure becanse Of the
reduction in taxation at the passage Ct the by
which the health of and children will be pro-
NOTED at the enactment of the bill reforming the
patronage in Scotland, which will conduce to tie re-
lgious welfare of the people, because removes the
causes Of controversy and at the passage of the pub
lie worship bill, which will settle the form of worsbin
established ha ale
tons other measures Of minor importance which may
be expected to be productive o! good and concludes
by invoking the blessings of the Almighty upon mem
bers in the discharge of their duties.
LONDON, Aug. 5-During the discussion on the pub-
lie worship regulation bill in the House Of Commons
Disrael, referring to the strife between Church and
State on the continent expressed his conviction that
however tranquil might be the general state of Eu-
rope there were agencies at work preparing period
Of great disturbance
England, France and Germany have formally re-
cognized the Spanish Republic.
The London Daily Telegraph says it is reported
that Russia has consented to recognize the Repubic
of Spain, and all other powers will follow.
letter from ireland says John Mitchell had bril-
liant reception IN the city Of Cork The whole town
was ahame with excitement He waited OF by
crowds Of his old associates of lS4S and Young dis
cipes OF 1907. At night the streets were alive with
bands Of music and bonfres and there was a torch
light procession to his residence in which five thou
sand people took part.
LONDON Aug. S-Tbere was a serions riot in Ports
mouth tonight in consequence of the pier authorities
closing the thoroughfare- mob Of several thousand
destroyed the obstruction when the police charged on
them repeatedly, and many policemen and rioters
were severely injured
Rioting in Portsmouth, England. was renewed on
Saturday. Several persons seriously injured
The military came to the aid of the police and the
mob then dispersed.
LoNDON, Aug. IO-An exciting game Of baseball
was played by the American clubs Crystal Palace
to-day. The Red Stockings won by score of II to 8.
The cricket match between the Princes Club and
the Americans, at London, by the latter,
the Englishmen scoring but 60 in two innings.
The American ball players appeared at Sheffield
yesterday in game Of cricket between the Sheffield
Club and twenty-five of the Americans. The Amer
leans won the toss, went to bat and made l32 in their
first inning. The Rnglishmen then went in, when
the game was suspended for the day. They had four
wickets down, with runs During the afternoon the
visitors gave an exhibition game of baseball, in
which the Boston beat the Athletics by a score of Is
to 9. The weather fine and about 100 spectators
were present.
The King of Denmark has arrived at Leith, from
Iceland.
Germany.
At Berlin, August sth Emperor William approved
the verdict of acqutal in the case Captain werner
who tried by court martial for his conduct in the
Mediterranean at the time of the Intransgente nsur
rection in Cartagena.
The Cologne Gozene says the French Government
will recall the ship 0ronoque from Cvita Vecchia
That vessel will probably quit the station she has so
long occupied on the 18th instant, or before.
CosT OF THE GERMAN ARMY.-The peace force of
the German Empire is 40l 900 men. The whole cost
of maintaining and paying this is S6s, I9O OOO es
mating the German tbaler at 70 cents American
money. When our army numbered 30, 0O0 it's cost
was about SIS 600; or say 81 $50 per The
cost per man in the German army is about S42O, or
one-third as much as in the army of the United
States
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