The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-15
Foreign News.

this port in eight days and twelve hours.
From the Uui,ei States We have no very impor,
tant news. The funeral obseQuies Of Senator SUN
aer were Observed In Boston With great display, and
his death caused much regret throughout New. Eng
land. TIE Legislature Of Massachusetts, had made
several Intellectual attempts 20 choose successor,
but witboc, success. Mr.. Dawes the able repre-
sentative from Berkshire county had obtained the
largest number Of votes bat net sufficient 20 secure
his election. On the las, bAll0,iug March IS The
vote stood. Dawes S. Judge Hosr, IS Judge Curtis.
,dem.1 s, Chas. +. Adams. Lib. Rep Is, and
BANKS, :.
The fsaersl q expresi3sut Fillmore took place a,
Bufal0 March u. Flags were placed at half.uiast
o. al public aad private buildings and the shipping
in the barber. and the principal streets through
which the funeral procession passes were heavily
draped. Religious services were held at the late
resi3eaee Of the deceased 81 the close Of which the
remains were borrS 90 St Paurs Cathedral escorted
BY continuous lire Of citizens passed, taking last
look =, tbe face Of the deceased.
The California Legislature has passed ''lCeal
option bill, s, is called which provides that when
ever ouetourh Of the citizens Of any township ward
or county petition the Board Of Supervisors to that
eEe,,. the latter body must call an election IL the
section concerned and that the people shall then de-
eide by their votes whether liquor licenses shall or
shall DOT thsucc-forth be granted in said locality
CBicAe5, March e5th.-rhe Temperance movement
in Ohio and in Iudaua continues but without marked
results except in the way os signatures and personal
pledges. The result Of the three weeks crusade ia
Dayton shows four saloons closed. one by purchase
and one by prosecution while three hundred remain
pseloss3. The women march and pray daily. AT
Columbus the results are Only prrcepbe in the large
number Of signatures TO the temperance pledge In
Cleveland. yesterday. bands Of wcmen visited a
number Of saloons prayed and sass where admitted.
but when refused obliged pass by On account
Of the Mayors proclamation farbtdiins obstruction Of
the sidewalks. The crusaders started cut st Spring
field, but were not successful.
The Custom House spy system is attracting general
attention. New YORK letter says several new astan
ees Of the corruption Of merchants clerks by Jayne
the head spy Of that city for uearous purposes Of his
OWL have been lately discovered As one after another
Is made public through the newspapers the astouish-
ment and indignation Of nos Gully the merchants Of
New York. who suffered most severely, bat Of the
whole country. increases.
The entrance OF the Duke OF Edinburgh
and his Bride into London.
LoSpoy. March Isth.-Tbe entry into London Of
The Duke OF Edinburgh and his bride tosk place
to-day.
The display was grand and imposing and, not
vithstsa5ing the fact that heavy sucw-st1rn pre-
vailed, the streets were packed with immense crowds
Of people to witness the affair.
The procession started frou the PsdinCtou station
shout noon, ard thea started through Regent street
to Boekirsbsu Palace. where the royal couple were
and vara welcome extended By TIE people to their
Royal Hisbnsssss.
The Qceea ases@pauis8 the procession in state.
Tie city vii be splsrdi5,y illuminated tonight.
leu thousand soldiers lined the rgz;s CT the pro
eesssiou.
The Grand D-cbsss Mara received = perfect eva
ton fcn the people along the whole line Of the pro-
essson Her appearance along the route vas greeted
By cheer Afer cheer, to whieh she responded with
slight bow.
TIE young bride vas dressed With purple velvet
CLOAK. TRAINED with fur, and her head was adorned
with beautissl white bosaet.
The Prince ImPeriaI's Majority.
LoSDoS, Nareh Is.h--The-e Is great crowd or
Preach people At Cbesa5ss to-day, to celebrate the
eighteenth birthday Of PRICE Louis Napoleon. SIX
thousand cards Of admission, exclusively 70 French
citireas, were Issued IN the morning
Mass and thanksgiving services we're celebrated
vhsr tie Dzke CT Put-a addressed the Prince il the
name Of TIE people Of France e1usratula,iug hin on
obtaining his majority. Tie Prince replied, thank
ing bis e5uutryusn FOR tssir faithful rsezbra1,s Of
the late Emperor II e5us.ustoa be said Despite
the confidence inspired by the loyalty Of MacNzha1.
the Irresistible current Of public opinion has pro-
uozuee6 in favor of pIsbiscits, an ready u ac-
cert its veriict.''
Great enthusiasm vas manifested. The Camden
House was gsily deeorats5 A=eng prominent Fressh-
nee present were Olivier, Rouhsr, and TIE Dzc De
6rauuoud.
General Wellesley made knight Commander
Bath.
Lcyrcy, March sQth.-Ths review At Windsor to-
day zas witnessed BY an immense crowd. he troops
appea-zuee vas goo5. ard tie march vzs uzzsuaIIy
rood In the presence Ct tie entire fsr-e the Quse1
assisted By the Priueszs Of Wales and Duchsss Of
EsiuburEh. made Szr Ga-zstt wsIsslsy knight Con
nan5sr Of tie Order CT Bath, ard conferred O. Lord
GiElri the yi.t,ria Cross The ceremony vas most
Imposing and the troops repeatedly shssrs5 for the
Qsses, members q the royal family, AID GessEal
Eolse,sy.
In the Hczse Of Lo-is the Duke Ct Ri.h=szd, and
4 the House Of Ccnngus M Disrneli moved = vots
4 thauks to Gen Wellesley ard the 0zesrs ard men
5srs q tie s1Peaisioa, saPPertag the uotsas with
.z5atery speeches he zotieas vsrs uzaaiagzsly e
.5opssd. With cheers.
Opening OF the British Parliament. :
me Qseen-s speech ard the Address In Reply
Interesting Proceedings.
Los1sy, Narrh 1sth-Follosiag Is TIE o-ssa't
lPeeeh ca tie opsuisg Ct Par-iazgut today =
" Ls-5s ed Gszsisaea.-I rear 70 yoEr advice
4 the earliest period permitted b 5rTangszsats eaa
sqzsat upoa TIE rstzrszszt Of TIE late adnaistrz-
.iou- NJ foreign rsiztisas ssztizus Esst friendly
nd shah net fan 70 exs--ss the iususr-s arising
roz these esrsai rulatiszs fsr tie zziztszszss Of
szr0Pssu peace aid tie tsfzl s5ss-v1zes q inter-
,atiozal otiisztiozs-
he za-riaEs Ct NJ son Is = Esz-ra Ct happiness
. zyssf ard pledge Ct fsszssaiP between tE0 4
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