The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-04-14
Late Foreign News.

By the Steamer Maegregor, received S. F. files
TO March 80, the date Of her departure. The most
important is that referring to the passage of the
Hawaiian treaty. the details Of the debate on which
are given on cur fourth page.
The Senate adjourned on the Gath Of March, the
president having communicated that he had no fur
Their business to lay before them.
Senator johnson has taken strong stand against
the administration. The telegraph reports The
galleries Of the Senate crowded long before the
hour Of meeting to hear the speech Of Andy Johnson
He very decided in his remarks against the
Of the President in the Louisiana affair. His speech
was about two hours long.
bin for the Of S4l 1875 has been presented to
the Brooklyn Board Of Supervisors for dinners fur
uishod juryuen in the TltOn- Beecher case.
letter from Commander Lul in charge of the
United States Inter-oceanie Canal surveying party on
the Isthmus Of Panama has been received at the Ma
w Department. BE speaks faTOrably of the pros
peci that now opens.
The steamship lines-Malloy sand Baker's-plying
between New York and New Orleans, have discon-
tnaed their trips in consequences Of the great depres
sion in trade.
wAsHISsroS PERsoSA1s.-Mrs. Ben Holiday has
bought the Philip House for SIS 900 and paid $40 900
for an adjoining lot Mr.. an Mrs sartoris have re-
turned from visit to Chicago. General Frank Blair
is sinking without hope Of recovery bat his father is
yet hale and hearty for man Of his age Elisha B.
Allen, the Hawaiian Minister, is working hard to Sc
cure the ratification Of the reciprocity treaty with the
Sandwich Islands. Senator Andrew johnson is the
most popular man here, and B. F. Butler Esq, is
busy practising bis profession-Co Cor. Of Bui Nek TO-
John Mitchell, after having beeu twice elected to
parliament, diedea the 2lst It is estimated
that over thousand persons attended his funeral
at Newry, Ireland.
dispatch from Washington shows that the late
John Mitchell who was recently elected to Parliament,
was really citizen Of the United States.
General Sir Charles Yerke has been appointed Con-
stable Of the Tower Of London, vice Field Marshal
Comm. deceased. Henry Cole has been made q
knight Commander Of the Order Of the Bath.
The German Government proposes an amendment
20 the law against Jesuits to mAketsppy to all
otheI religious orders.
CASTELAR, has resigned bis Professorship in the Uni
versity account Of the With
the text books, and going back to those Of the days
Of Isabella.
Drurrs. March 22a.-A conflict occurred here to-
day between Bishop Moran, and Father 0'Keefe's
parties during which much violence was used and
o'Keefe's chapel was completely wrecked.
Pans, March a4th.-Minister Buffet to-day, in an
address the stat ociall Of the Department Of In
terror, dEel e1phsteally the fact that the present
ministryis ssssntisly Conservative.
Loxp on, March 1Sth.-The attendance and euthu-
siaEn at the revival meetings Of Moody and Sankey
continues. Last night thousands Of persons were
turned away from the doors. The newspaper and
othsr crtcisns Of the usEon are generally hostile.
Moody aud SankeT, the American rrTivalists,
preached last Sunday norning, afternoon and even
ing At Agricultural Hall. AT the thrre meetings the
sndisnce numbered respectively II, go and 10 900.
At Tire Moody and sankey meeting IN London Mon
day, Dean Stanley and sixty Anglican elsEgyuen oe
eupisd seats TIE platform. The proceedings were
opened By Rev. VIZ. Conway, Canon Of EsEtzzinisGr.