The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-20
LATE FOREIGN NEWS |

/ LONDON, Nov. l3-The Pail Mall Gazette SAYS:
| Once more darkness has fallen over the prospects
/ OF peace That Ii will lii again may hope But
that the news that comes both from 81 Petersburg
and COustautnople gives US warning that what is
called feeling may vet conquer wisdom, and that
certain degree OF insAety already threatens to creep
/ into the Judgment Of those upon whom depends
the tremendous issue OF peace or war. The speech
I Of the Gar is not the most alarming Incident of
the time, but il Is far from pleasant reading The
Turkish Government who are said to be deeply
stirred BY the Injustice done 10 their nation aud by
the Ill return their enemies make for all their proofs
OF moderation, are stated to have telegTaphed in-
structiOns TO their representatives abroad, TO the
following effect: We desire peace, with Of with
out Conference, but We must have guarantees for
the integrity OF our territory before We can admit
recommendations or requests We consider ii an
evil If not fatal precedent, to accept Conference
90 the internal Sdairs OF the Empire Ii Europe
has propositions to make to Us, let the siguatory
Powers Of the Treaty of Paris make them eOlec-
lively aud We will reply "yeSn or me- Such is
the account given OF the attitude of the Turkish
Government; and II it be correct, it is needless TO
dwell upon the seriousness Of the news. No con-
ment could embrace the gravity Of so critical
situation as it reveals Its temper, too, plainly
indicated in this haughty message is really domi-
uant at ConstAntinople. The prospect is gloomy
one, indeed.
The Cologne Gazette publishes 4 report which
has been presented to the King ofItaY, by his Min
listers, regarding the measures to be taken BY the
Italian Government at the death Of the Pope. The
Ministers propose Immediately alter the Pope's
death TO occupy the neighbOrhoOd OF the Vatican
by the military. The Project OF Rome will request
certain Papa officials TO assist at viewing the body
and other necessary formalties- IL this be refused
the Project will forciby enter the Vatican accom-
panied by the QaestOr aud by physicians, notaries
and witnesses, who after viewing the body, will
send certificate OF inquest to the Cardinal Deacon.
seal will be attached to the Popes apartments,
and remain so until alter the removal Of the body.
After twenty-four hours the body viii be at the dis
pOsal Of the Clergy
A despatch to the Reuter- Telegram Company
from ST. Petersburg saws the Cars speech has
Russian Empire Town Councils, trades, mer-
chants, the clergy. and 10 fset all classes, uuani
mOusly declare, without qualification, their joyful
readiness to contribute to and fulfill TO the utmost
all the demands which the Gar and Empire might
make for the protection of the interest of Russia.
They place their fortunes and all their resources at
the disposal OF the Government to provide neees-
sarT means
instructed alter viewing the PODe's body, to take
possession Of the mast important Papa insignia in
Guiding the Fisherman's Ring. and deliver them,
with the certificate Of inquest, TO the Deacon
NBv YORK, Nov s0th.-Some apprehension ex-
lists, also, as to what will be the action of the De-
mOcrats in case Hampton is not declared elected
Governor Threats are reported to be frequently
made that he shall be Installed Governor at eli
hazards, or there will be another revolution here.
Il is not believed. however, that Hampton would
sanction violent aetiou- He has many Republican
friends here, who would ike to see him Governor,
but whose support be v0uld lose If his Democratic
supporters restored to violence
NV YoEK. November I9th--Fhe Heraldis cable
despatch from COnstsntinople declares that the
Porte has now abandoned the project Of sending
troops. to R0umania to preTeut the march Of the
Russians. but that Turkey will await the attack
the sothern bank Of the Danube.
A despatch dated Ooustantinople, Saturday, says:
The Extraordinary Grand Council to-day resolved
to accept the Conference 1t is stated that Aidhaf
Pasha and Saniel Pasha will be the Turkish PIeni-
Poteniiaries-
Chew Kett Pasha has been sent 70 PAilipoppoIis
for trial By the Commission which Il fnyestigsting
the atrocities in Bulgaria
The Post asserts that several Americans have zp-
piled to the Russian Government for letters Of
marque, TO be used against English shipping 10 the
event Of war.
Tie CGleattA correspondent Of the Times states |
that estimates based Official returns from various
in three DISTRICTS and il Is probable that even this
estimate Is too small A HfI
LoSDos, November Isih.-Reuter's telegram |
from ST. Petersburg stztes that 10 purszznce OF /
partial mobilization Of the Russian army. prepara-
tious are now being made for the mobilization Of /
the sanitary eorps-
Movable hospitals are also being got ready, /
committee Of ladies have been formed % the model i
OF those which worked with 90 much success dur I
Ing the FrzucO-GeTtnan war for the private uursng
ofthe wounded
The Empress Of Russia and Grznd Duchess, Il Is Il
stated, have assumed the patronage Of the Associa
tiou- Ii is improbable that General Tchernayef
will retain command Of the serTian army.
The Cologne Gszette's Paris correspondent says: i
A principal obstacle TO seems To have been ne
moved The Rothchids are said to have CONCLUDED Il
10 advance 10 Russia money. The loan will not be
psbiie- The eonditions are said on Change TO be
50 favorable that the R0tbctids easily dispose
Of the loans privately.