The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-11

THE HANBuRG MAssACRE-The Charleston Is. c.
Nclrs cad Courier is determined take nothing back
that it has said about the Hamburg slaughter. The
Newberry Democrats Convention passed resolutions
condeming its course, and meeting Of the Edgefeld
Democracy followed suit. To these bodies respec-
lively and collectively the Neirs aud Courier SAYS
In the eyes Of the respectable white citizens OF
South Carolina the killing at Hamburg horrible
crime. For ourselves, denounced it and repudi-
ated Il, and in so doing we expressed, we are conf
dent, the opinions Of our public. w have apollo
gios to make, back track to take. What we did
was right, and stand fall by it. Let the line
be sharply drawn between those who applaud the
dark deed and those who condemn it. Let those, If
there be any, who want riot and murder speak
at once Let those who think that it is right to
hush up wrongful act, because white men guilty
Of It, come out squarely and say We ready TO
make this the issue in South Carolina. We are de-
termined 10 90 to the end denOuncing whatever
is vile d.shonorabe, whether the offenders be Dc
mocrais OF Republicans. And we do this in the in
terests Of public morality.
BELGRADE. September IIth--ThouEh accounts of
some Turkish outrages unhappily too well es-
tablished 10 be doubted fair idea Of the proceed
ings Of the Turkish forces is not to be gathered from
the fearful tales carefully collected. An English
gentleman who passed through the Servian Dis
trict lately reports that he had many opportunities
Of talking with the people whose homes mad been in
the hands Of the enemy, and he met no single case
Of gross outrage.
Before the publication Of the orders rendering
soldiers mutatns themselves liable to the Pcualty
Of death imprisonment for life. many Servans had
already been arrested for that offence, and on one
occasion many as forty in a batch were executed
There hospitals, it is said, in which more than
half the patients are Of that class
MADRID, September llth.-Thc following are ad-
dtional particulars Of the arrest Of Tweed Captain
General Jovellar, at Havana, received intelligence
that Tweed had disembarked at Santiago de Cuba,
and notified the authorities there. Before the latter
could take action Tweed embarked the sailing
sci Carmen, bound TO Vgo. Captain General Jovel-
lar telegraghed to the Madrid Government, which
fearing the Carmen might 90 to other port, re,
quesed the authorities at all the other Spanish ports
to examine the passengers board all the vessels
named Carmen, there being twelve Spanish vessels Of
that name. portrait of Tweed being indispensable,
the Spanish authorities obtained and made copies of
. caricature in American journal. representing
him as beating child supposed to typify American
justice. This caricature led the Spanish authorities
and reporters Of the Spanish newspapers to believe
that he had been kidnapping children hence in the
first official announcement received Of the arrest Of
Tweed, Ant-elmi was supposed to be telegraphic
corruption Of Tweed. American. 1t was stated that
be had been arrested for Kidnapping American chill
dren. Tweed is confined on the Isle ST. Simon, Vigo
Bay; where he is under quarantine, strictly watched
by the Custom House guard. At the expiration of
his quarantine he will be surrendered to the United
States representative. As there are no direct steam
between Spain and North America, Tweed will
be sent to Cuba, and from there to New York.
BELGRADE, September l2th.-The correspondents Of
the Daily Ners is informed that aver 900 Russians
of all grades in the Seryian army. A dispatch
from Constantinope to the Necs states that on the
report of Turkish Official just made, regarding the
atrocities in Bulgaria. several leaders implicated have
been arrested and will be brought Constantinope
for trial The Turkish Government has promised to
distribute Sl5O,0uO among the Bulgarian sufferers.
Temes' Vienna telegram says that no communi-
cation has yet been sent by the Porte to the European
ambassadors.