The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09
Latest Foreign News.

At Manchester. England the Athletics beat the Red
Stockings Is to Il. The eoneourse was large and
very appreciatve. Before the game the players eH-
planned the method Of laying ont the ground and
gave exhibitions Of throwing and catching the ball
The audience appeared to understand the game, and
there was some betting or the result AFTER the second
innings.
The American base ball players met the Maryle-
bone eleven at cricket, the game being played at
Lords Grounds The Americans won the toss and
sent the Marylebone to bat; four Of the English
players out for ~ runs when the game adjourned
for lunch. commencing at o'clock, AFTER which
cricket was resumed.
Five thousand spectators were present, and the
Americans were much admired. The cries Of " Well
stopped. and " Beautifully felded" were general
The English confess that the Americans can teach
them English fielding.
In the game Of base ball on Monday afternoon at
Lords cricket ground. between the Red Stockings
and Athletics the Bostous reached the FIRST base three
times by the errors Of their opponents and the Ath
lsties once, The game lasted hours ten minutes
The bowling Of the Americans in the game Oferiek-
ct was weak.
The newspapers consider the playing by the Amer
leans Of base ball and cricket alternately gives the
MSrylebOue Club undue advantage, as SO much ex-
ertion must fatigue their opponents. The journals
publish long details of the game of base ball giving
fun explanations. The beautiful catching Of the
Americans is particularly referred to.
Germany.
BERLIN. August sth.-Emperor William has ap-
proved the verdict Of acquital in the case of Capt
Warner who was tried by court martial for his con-
duet in the Mediterranean at the time Of the Intran
sigente war.
The Nautilus and the Abatross sailed from Kiel to-
day for Spain they will touch at Plymouth.
BERLIN. August sth.-The Cologne Gaseite says the
French Government has agreed to recall the warshp
OrenOque from Ciyita vecehia. and that the vessel
will probably leave the Station she has SO long Occu-
pied before the 18th inst.
NEW YoRK, August lss.-The Berlin correspondent
of the London Times writes that Prince Bismarck is
said to have stated thSt the assassin kullmann
fessed having other for hating him than that
he regarded him enemy Of the people and Of the
Church. Aggravated it by the insolent language
&C the Ultrsmoutane Press during the last few days
the crime is lead serious consequences Not
only will the Ecclesiastical law be enforced with
fresh measures will be taken to insure the success of
the old ones It is likely that the Government will be
empowered before long dissolve various societies
established for disseminating UlramOntane principles
among the masses. A, time when Bavarian Ultra
montana papers are charging Prince Bismarck with
hiring an assassin his failing popularity,
and when even the Berlin Gerapia does not seruple
describe the attemp; the natural consequence Of
the ministerial policy peace between the antagonstic
parties is distant than ever 1t has been ascer
tanned that Kullmaan had been praetieing pistol
shooting for time past, and slept the night be
fore the 18th in the woods Hissengen. Upon
him found money. but couple Of bullets and
Il hymn in praise of Pho Mono. The pistol used by
him had but barrel. Fifty Berlin eonstables have
been Kissengen to assist the Bayarian police
in protecting Prince Bismarck.
The Ceramic is officially authorized to state that
The Prussiau bishops their last meeting at Fulda
did not determine upon any pacific Overtures to be
made TO the Berlin Government.
The trial of Kullmann, which will be held at
Sehweinfurth, is expected to reveal some curious
things concerning the Ultramontane propaganda.
Bismarek's son recently fought duel with pistols
at Dusseldorf with Zarskowan, an officer Of infantry
The encounter took place at 6ocock in the morning;
ten PAGES separating the eombatants Three shots
have been fired but the first shot Of the Ger
man Chaneellor's took effect in his adversary's
abdomen, and soon afterwards proved fatal.
LONDON. August 4ih.-The German Government
has seat uote % the Versailles Government protest.
ing against the PFreuees being made Carlisi arsrn
al aud declaring that unless France maintains neu-
trali,y the Spanish question Germany viii ask the
other powers to interfere
An ATUIIr Expedition.
Russia is preparing expedition to 60 into the 1
Arctic Ocean in search Of the Austrian party under
Captain Weypreeht, which sailed in 1872 provisoned
for three year cruise. Their ship last seen of
the island Of Nova Zembls, making for the open
the east, with the intention of going the Pacific
Reaehiog the open Polar Sea- If there be one,
from that direction seems 20 be hopeless undertak
ing. Ii is probable that the expedition sent
in search Of the North Pole will 90 by way Of Behrng
Strait. which route offers more encouragement and
promises for success than any other.