The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-29

every branch ofsaaassry. nnust act Se forrSslea
that AZ least part q which eur exports viii gaia IN
thu way willie less il cssssa. e uAisA have
sucroecs ersr this year. WAs,her tie domestic cor
pensAte Ter vsa1ever rraassiea there nay y "a tie
hreiga demand IS another aaeStioa.
LOxpOx, oes is.
Tie TIass saiso-ially says The hopes We have 50
anxisaSly cherished must. fear be at last Ahan~
dNaed, and aust reeosniEe the fac; that neEotiA
'iOa are practically At an cad. and that The esli-
EoreltS are new tsee q faee in kcrope- Turkey
mast BE len to the ecnscQnenees, Another tueaty-
fesr hoUrs has hrosgAt rsf % the tension under
sAioh lakorsE. ard evsats are svSienlly
moving last the Danube 10 Be arrested hy the
siS~ psOSrsss Sf sSsa 's'seF>pAis Diplomacy.
Tie rev Russian ircu steamer Peter the Great j.
70 s&vs CO1Strsit isseiASsiy for the Measrransans
EasssS has iSSae1 Circular aaHeaneins that in the
Interests q heGAnity she feels hSaaa % aareA treeps
late Bulgaria anS Arsaeuia-
There S2,oee sasa in camp at Rsassr and "A geo
aroIus TSsis.
AUSTRIA. Eastern rolisy vIll sssfssa to hat ss
RaSSSA ssa Germany.
Tie Raily Tsleyrrys. in = leaa;as article, SAYS :
kaslAna. aseA Ss she lsves aad desires peace nsst
usee USr froR cad u cad u the wer.i rather than
psrEai the RassiAh fAs % hs hcisiei C0nstAnti>
nepe- LSVd nesAy justly said that British interests
in the Eastern question eenterei IN Cors,SstiSOpe
and We bold IL Is clear 20 all seaside and reseuie
AoEiSE1c2 that Al t1e 1rsf Ocert lrNaSaOn 81 Tar
kisk Territory. the British feet with the Sf the
Sultan, should Ross SssaFeily cast anchor in the
Go,3cn Asru. ThOSe to when sHeb = step might ap-
Pear ike help gor the Tsrks nav take somfort for il
would be simply vital British seszrity, aad
sceoup6Shed te abe 81 Apd for. the prstec,ien
q British rights. Fit were net dess. Asia. from
Seatari % ShaagAae. would knew and procizin i'm
1eiEsielv that had SeiiSS;ei the s>epter q the
Easi. Aaa soDosase AlaOe all Sur Oriental liaes
would live Al TIE mercy Of iHiurs Black Sea squad
r0a-
NEW YOxK. Os.. Is.
SPECIAL dispatches frOn Londou say Tae situation
io-2Ay i qaiis As gSSay 1t seemed yesterday.
TASve Is. Indeed. less exeiiezezt this morning 90
sAs stock ExeA&nse than yesterday. bat there If
possible prStsuuder conviction tia; general war
inesiiable- The tone % the leading papers this
morning Is net only depressed, bat is Departing
Leading writers 70 give up ali hope tat gene
raj eNaies can be are-scd. It IS eoEee3ed thai no
Oss car zee the ssi Of the eo0pisasioas.
The FFsa~eser says: A war risk % sve sbiiEuss
per eeat. required YESTERDAY By the Lloyds aud
varioss insurance. companies en- British vessels trad
ing between knelAnd. Austria and the EaSt- No
basiaess Is yet reP0-tsS in risks On Russian and
Italian, bat rates these UOIi OF be higher.
loxp0S. Oot, 10.
Her Msjes;y's laiiaa trOOP-ship Jsu1A let, Ports
meath yesterday for Iadia With So arsillerymaa,
and upwards q &c O6sers. surgeons. ese. She will
embark another battery ef artillery at Plymouth.
The departure 81 tie troops frou WoolWieh for
Portsmouth was Witnessed BY vast crowds. and the
s1ese1eai displayed vas the greatest siaee tae Cr
mean var.
The missionary societies connected with Spain
have sea; address Lord Derby. representing 70
AIz The dangers - vhse= PrOsestaat< in SPsia
exposed IN eOasesosaes Of the iatoleranee Of the
clergy and authorities Aai suggesting that be shoali
iarl,e the cooperation af ether Powers. especially
Germany AID TIE United States. - protest against
the eantiauei persecution Il Pr0;estants. and TO
szsrd then Protes,ion- In reply. Lord Derby says
Oar Minister A. Madrid is tSkiag s1eh steps as he
properly 70 iadaoe the Spanish GOvernnent 10
Ps, enieai eous;rse.ioa Of the lIth Article Of the
Consultation. sesare fan religious liberty to
PrSseSt2ztS in SpAia.''