The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-05-05
Late FOREIGN News.

Late F0re1"n NEWS.
: By the clippers Garnet and Valley Forge, we hAv
foreign advices from San Francisco to April Is, ami
from our files we CLEAN the following summary:
s In the Beecher-TitOn trial, the testimony Of Mr.
! Beecher was nearly concluded His denials of th,
3 charges made by Tilton are very positive.
1t is stated in the New York Tribune that Mrs Til
ton will offer herself a witness in the Beecher case
and it is said Judge Nelson will permit her if both
sides will consent to it. Beechers testimony ysster-
/ day was chiefly in contradiction Of Mrs Moulton's
evidence.
The Massachusetts Liquor bill. a substitute for
the present Prohbitory law finally passed the House.
1t requires the Governors signature to become law.
The bill prohibits the open sale of liquors over the
bar, but provides for licenses in connection with hO
tells and restaurants. 1t also disPenses with the
State police and seizures to enforce it.
BosrOn. April s.-The vein the Chipman-suter
lode, in NeWburypOrt, opened to-day halfway be-
tween the Chapman and Bornten shafts and a solid
of the best yet discovered found about Eve
ment, and settles the question that the Chapman lode
feet below the surface. 1t astounding develop
is not anything but immense vein widening an
inch and half at every foot Of descent and Of un-
told yalue.
A carriage and span of horses was presented to
Cardinal McCloskey by few prominent Catholics of
New York.
The Citizen says of the Connecticut election that
the patent lesson Of the result is that the Republican
party successfully underaketo approve and de-
fend the of its national administrator and the
name of the President is not potent rallying cry
east or west; and if there ever was design on the
part of anybody to make him Republican candidate
for third term, the Connecticut election is signif-
cant warning that it will not do to try it.
HAVANA, April 5th.-A terrible case of fanatieism
OccasiOned by spirit rapping is undergoing in
vestgatiOn at Pequardelro. mother believing that
she acting under the orders of spirits has torn
out the eyes of her
European.
LONDON, April 6.-Cardinal Manning has arrived
in London. The Catholic gentry of England will in
few days present him with gratuitous address and
testimonial of 5000 guineas.
April "A Calcutta special states that indications
of seditious and rebeous spirit are rife among the
natives in the Mahratta District, and cause some I'M
easiness. Since the close of the trial of Guicowara
at Barada these symptoms have been the inerease
April I'm the House of Commons to-day, Lewis |
asked what the Government would take if the
independence OfBegium imperiled in consequence
of her rejection of Prussias demands. Disrae said
there had been great misrepresentation and exaggera-
ton in the matter of the Prussian note 1t was not
menace, but was only a remOnstrance. No rejoin-
der had been made to Begium's answer, and he be-
leyed the question was concluded Germany had
shown her cordially for England by communicating
to her the correspondence. In conclusion Disraeli
declared that were Belgiums neutrality threatened
bar Mi gs-F.f a, /
duty to its sovereign and would not fear to meet Par
lament.
Germany.
There are eight ecclesiastic at present imprisoned
in Posen alone. 1t is said that the German Govern
ment has arrested the Papal delegate who secretly
administered the a-chbshOprc the arrest of LO
dochowski.
The London Times' correspondent at Berlin tele-
graphs that it is anticipated that the old laws forbid
ding intercourse between the Pope and the Catholic
clergy in Prussia, except through the Government,
will be reenacted. and measures will be introduced
wholly suspending the Papal authority in Prussia
until the Pope shall abandon his pretenson to cancel
the laws of the Kingdom.
The North German GGEene, a semi-oficial paper,
undertakes cOntrovert the position taken recently
by the Berlin Post relation to certain acts of France
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Aoniteur and the French press generally say that
France is unanimous for peace, and she is not con-
spring against any
The Berlin Post states that its article of the 9th
instant, the indication of possibility of war; was
not inspired by the Government.
BERLIN, April llth.-Tbe Roman Catholic Bishops, :
after Conference at Fulda, addressed petition
to the Emperor William in person, demonstrating
against the withdrawal of State grants the main
tanance of which they declared the honor of Prussia
pledged. They also protest against being required to
obey Internationally the State laws. The Ministers
authorized by the Emperor have replied, expressing
regret that the Bishops should object to obeyng the
laws which always obeyed in other countries and
adding that the Bishops would have preserved the
fatherland from the peace-disturbing confession if
they had remained faithful to their own convictions
and the warnings which they proclaimed before the
Vatican Council.
The North German Gazette accepts as reassuring the
iisavowal of warke intentions by the French Presi
lent The Berlin Post says the draft has been com
9leed Of bill prohibiting religious orders in Prus-
ria except those employed in nursing the sick.
The Berlin Post ministerial journal, has a lead '
ng article saying that recent events unfortunately
ender it too probable that the present French Assem-
Ivy fearing that there will be Republican majority
the next Assembly inclined to peace are anxious Ia
. precpitate for revenge under the auspices D
# Marshal MacMahon and the Orleans Princes te
)ther points stated to show that war in Europe 81
nay soon take place but the prospects mentioned
nay be construed another way, and very plausiby IN
Later counts indicate that there not SO much IL
anger as has been apprehended.
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