The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-03
Late Toreign News.


BeeShsr has returned 70 Plymouth cAus,A. but ob-
iestsa to the denomination weisA was planned.
Benjamin PRnan. Of Stutgardt. Germany. the
father Of Miss Mary PtmAn, formerly u this city, is
in Boston. having crossed the ocean to attend the
wedding Of sen.
The Chinese Government Is about 10 send ont the
fourth company u young men to reeeivean educStion
in the United States. They expected to arrive
in San Francisco in December.
In accordance with new decree, the representation
Of Spain at the pAaaaephia Exhibition Is 20 be in
charge Of royal commission. The expenses are to
be at the cost Of the State and are no, to exceed Seo
ooo pesetas.
Capt. waddeli. the commander Of the pirate Shsn-
Andoah. who burned SO many NSV Bedford vhAlers
in the Arctic Ocean, has been appointed master Of
the Pacific mail steamer City Of San Francisco.
There was a disgraesfsl no, at Toronto. Canada,
On the occasion Of the eonvening Of the provincial
Catholic council and Jubilee pilgrimage from church
10 church, in which some 1900 Catholics took part
The procession was attacked by mob, stones, brick
bats and finally pstOlshots fred from AL drec
lions and obe usn killed and some 40 or 50 Woaaded
recently published letter Of Charles Francis
Adams. said TO have been written in response to =
newspaper paragraph suggesting his name in eonnec
tion with the Presidential nomination next year, and
saying " l an that it would be very agreeable
20 undertake the work, though actually declH-
ing the task. it appears was really in response 10
suggestion that be should write political history Of
America.
The report Of the Rapid Transit Commission of
New York was given TO the press this afternoon.
FrOm more than 0ue hundred plans the Commission
ers have selected and adopted three either Of which
may be constructed singly BY combining the three
They are single track road on each side Of the
the sidewalks elevated single line Of
columns double track road the centre Of the
streets BY posts placed on the road way, just span
ming horse-eAr tracks or supported gothic arches
spanning streets from curb 10 curb according the
plans presented BY Richard ?. Morgan, Of Blooming
ton. Illinois.
As American PlinsOll has been brought to new no.
tiee ~ the Chicago Tribtze. His name Sidney
S Burton and in the of reckless stesmboating on
the Mississippi aud the oAio he lived at Cleveland.
He noticed reading newspaper reports Of wrecks,
that undue nuub Der Of vessels vaiuSbly laden
burned in lonely spots and sunk Ia deep wafer. At
length the weil-remsnbeTed burning OF the Martha
Washington occurred causing terrible loss Of life.
lie hurried TO Cincinnati aud talked With the officials
Of the companies which had insured the cargo loci
ted BY his represeatations thorough examination of
the sunken boat was made by divers. l; foand
that boxes described in the manifest as filed with silk
held only sswdust, the vine bottles contained eolored
water, and that 10 like ways sham cargo bad been
prepared. The owners tried, aud although they
escaped conviction, the murderUus practice stop
ped.
European.
Lord Napier Is reported at Bombay to have resign
ed his position as Commander Of the IiiAn forces.
BADEx. October 5ih,-EmperOr William will leave
here fer Italy on the 10th inst
Rev. Newman Hall recently laid the GROWING
stone Of The Lincoln memorial tower adjoining the
Surrey Chapel. Louiou- The tower is designed as 4
memorial for the abolition Of slavery, and bond OF
brotherhood be;seeu England and America.
Two letters have been received in London from
Stanley, bota dated from the village OF Eagehi1i in
Victoria Ny&nEa. Two uf Staney's white eorapan
iUus. Edward Peacock and Frederick Baker had died
OF fevers.
that the Madrid Government will be 6rm but moder-
1t will respect religion, but at the same time
protect The right Of the 1; is believed here
that the Vatican will finally abandon it pre,snsiOus
London despatch says the experiment of bring
ing peaches from New York, per steamer Canada, in
boxes on deck, arranged the AHegret resriger-
a;ing plan, was success. The fruit was in good
order and sold largely.
Dispatches from the Swedish Arctic Expedition re-
port its arrival at Hsumerfest, Norway. All the
officers and men were we'll. Important maps and
scientific collections bad been made.
The German ship-Carpeuters' Union has published
an appeal in Hamburg paper. 1t states that in
Germany, as in England unseaWOrthy ships are sent
out for the purpose Of gaining the insurance money
anu u cans upon us members 10 ueuuuDce any sucl
acts that may come to their knowledge.
Capt. Mares. Of the British polar expedition. in
communication to the admiralty Office. says that the
stores at Disco. belonging TO the American Govern
meat. appear to be 10 fair state Of preservation.
considering the time they have been exposed. The
Danish officials have taken great trouble prevent
their deterioration.
LoSDOS, October 7th.-A despatch from Bayouue
states that Alfonso has offered Don Carlos ample
annuity, payable from the Royal Exchequer with
the title and rank of Infante, if be viii the
war. The Ofe- has been refused by Don Carlos, who
has iniimated his determination continue the war
to the end.
TRE PGPAL DEMANDS on SPAN.-The Corresposd-
eaeia Madrid says thStSimetni, the Papa Nuneio,
addressed note to the late Government demanding
The execution Of the eOncordst between Spain and
Vsteap the payment of the due the clergy.
aud that nominations TO the still vacant bishoPries
be made as possible. Doc Alexandra Castro,
the then Minister q Foreign Affairs aud Don Pedro
Salaverra. the Minister Of Finances replied. The
reply COACHED in eoueilstory but hrm language.
The Minister endeaTOred to convince the Nuncio that
the circumstances Of the no longer permitted
hiG to put toward his demands.
Prince GortsehakOE, now in his seventy-hfth year,
has for nineteen years past flled the Office Of Vice
Chancellor 10 the Department Of Foreign Affairs. |
He succeeded Count Nesselrode, but Is much more
popular than be. The latter Of German lineage
blood in his veins. lie belon to another school Of
politics than his friend BismSfek. Instead Of the
rough, of-hand manner Of the Prussisn Chancellor |
he has a winning air Of mingled dignity aud gentle
the charm Of polished wit and great elegance
Of address IL business. well out Of it, be is
gentleman diRlOnatist he Is Of the faleyrand
and Metternieh school, always serene and sefPos |
sesed, and tee well-brei to be arrogant or rude.
BANQUET TO TEE BARL OF DERBY BIZ TIE MArOR |
OF LITERPOOL.-LoSDOS. October 7th.-The Mayor /
Of Liverpool gsre banquet the Earl of Derby
night Lord Derby. 10 response to toast, express
ed the opinion that the insureetonary difficulty in /
Turkey had been exaggerated he said the Great |
Pew-rS were not disposed to aid the insurgents. 1t
EOaid be iDpolitie 10 eoneede self government to \
Herzegovina Judieious reforms migh alleviate the
iseonteot though radical eaTe could no: be expect
ed. He said that farther intelligence had oeel
,eived fr0n Posing. Every one must depreeate war,
while honorably ayoidabie. L was necessary, how /
ever. insist on just and moderate demands, and /
not skirk our duty because it vas uPleasant. If /
trouble should arise, the fault would not be ours