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

mauds against Turkey.
Queen Victoria, who is at Osborne, has summone,
the Cabinet Ministers to come there at once.
The eOal-miners' lock outin South Wales has begun
One hundred and twenty thousand men are idle.
Edward B. sugden, Baron St. LeOnards, formerl,
Lord Chancellor of England, has died, aged "a.
The German Federal Council has empowered Bis
mnrck to conclude an extraditiOn treaty with th,
United States.
Vienna special says the Pope has thanked En-
peror Francis Joseph for his eonsiderate application
of the Austrian Reiehstag laws.
Great Britain has declined to send representative
to the St. Petersburgh international Code Conference
alleging that no practical benefit can be expected.
dispatch from Rome says Garibaldi has informed
the King that be has not come to Rome with political
Intentions but to forward the material welfare of hi.
constituents.
The Spanish Army of the North continues to ad.
1t has taken MOntreaand Lerge. The relief
ofPampeuna is considered certain the Carlists are
abandoning the route without resistance.
The Z" Little Tariff Bill" which has just been
passed by Congress, gives much qualification to
the manufacturing districts of the Union. 1t was in
tended give relief the industrial interests by
moving or changing the duties the raw material.
1t is thought manufacturers will be enabled, the
strength of it, start up their factories which have
so long been closed, and to give employment to many
thousands of wOrkmen who are now idle. What ever
may be the effect on California wine growers of its
placing specific duty Of4O gallon all foreign
wine imported in casks, American industry generally
expects great deal of benefit from the enactment of
this law.
wAsHIsGrOx, January 26th.-NegotiatiOns for
reciprocity treaty with the Sandwich Islands prac
tcay completed and it will be sent to the Sen ate in
the course of few days. At the instance of the
Hawaiian Island Commissioners, it has been provided
that the treaty shall go into effect until the House
of Representatives gives its sanction by appropriate
legislation. The question recently raisedby resolu-
ton of the Vermont Legislature to the right of the
President and Senate alone decide such matters Of
commercial policy, will thus be avoided. The Hawa-
ian Commissioners have also suggested the insertion
of clause prohibiting the evying Of export duties
any article named in the treaty This has been done
in view Of the action of the Government Of Brazil,
which when the United States removed the import
duty coffee, levied export duty OFFS pound
which has since been added to the profits of foreign
fAONuSOAS PeAu " bhS SDHseHiSAS-
MAKING ALFONSO KNe.-TwO wonders were accom-
plished by events in Spain. First the bloOdess
ner in which the nation became a Republic and,
second, the facility with which it passed back again
into monarchy. Primo de Rivera, Captain-G General
of Madrid has the credit Of bringing about the latter
change. He announced in serrano his intention of
placing Alfonso the throne. At first the President
the story attempted to dissuade
Rivera from his object, but Rivera was inAexible
SerranO then visited the Army of the North of Spain,
where be found the Generals agreeable to the PROPOSE
ton but unwilling to fight for AlfonsO's cause At
this juncture three battaons under Martinez Campos
declared for the son of Isabella, which example was
followed by the armies Of the North and Centre This
was enough. Rivera was in command at Madrid,
where provisional Ministry was at organized,
and the restoration of the monarchy accomplished.
These two chapters, brief but full of incident yet
to be followed by third, which remains to be writ
Germany.
LONDON, January 27th.-A Vienna dispatch says
Spain has paid Germany an indemnity which settles
the Gustav affair.
A Berlin dispatch to the Cologne Gasens ssys Bis
marck is suffering from nervous affection. 1t is ru-
mOred in the upper house that the Premier intends to
retire shortly after his sixtieth birthday.
China.
T'oung-Chi, the Emperor Of China is dead. he
assembled the throne in 1861, when only years age
At the time of his death he was 10. His legitimate
successor is little boy only years of age.
The Pail Nall Gasette says private telegram from
China confirms the reported death of the Emperor,
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self The of the seventh prince three years DID,
was proclaimed Emperor, and the Empress motheris
declared Regent.
At Shanghai China, February 4th, proclamation |
vas issued stating that the question of successor to
he throne is settled.
Italy.
RoME, Jan. sOth.-The interview to-day between
General Garibaldi and King Victor Emanuel was of
nosteordia character. Several topics discussed
md General Garibad submitted His Majesty plan
demonstrating the feasibility OfmprOving the sanitary
condition of the Campaigns di Roma, mArshy prov
nee, formerly the richest and most pOpulOus part |
If Italy, but now almost destitute of inhabitants on
recount of the malaria arising from the marsh lands.
Garbaldi disclams political intentions in accepting
seat in the italian Parliament.
Inc Engish and Americans IN Rome gave banquet /
o GaribAldi on the night Of Feb. 4th.
A special from Rome says Masonic Temple is to
inAugurated in that city early in February with very
IMPOSING ceremonies. Masonic dignitaries from Great
britain, France and Spain, are expected to attend.
Late Foreign Summary.
The London TInss believes that the present peace
mong European nations is soon to be broken.
By the terms of the Postal Treaty at Berne all ae-
cunts between the United States and Europe except
rance, for international correspondence, are AbO
shed; thus lessening the expense to the United
tates about $3.50 900.
In the Beecher-TiltOn case, recently, on cross
Examination the witness, MOutOn, did not appear to
lueh advantage testiiying that he persuaded to
e. and did lie, thus multiplying his general evidence
The Committee Of Ways and Means considered the
lrf bill to-day, and took number of votes, which
evslOped the fact that the proposition to tax tea and
OEee will not carry as an Independent proposition,
ut may come in If other articles now free are in
Iuded with them.
Chambers successor as United States Senator from
Iichigan was an old opponent Of his, and has been
" seventeen years Judge Of the Supreme Court Of