The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-05-22

socialisic and democratic writings, tickets OF mem
bership OF several Berlin Socialistic Unions. and
likenesses of two socialistic leaders He declared
that he belonged TO party, but was anarchist,
the enemy of all political parties the present con-
dtion Of society aud public institutions. II further
resulted fromthe Investigation that Hoede formerly
held socialistic meetings near Leipsig. The other
prisoner, hreuger appears innocent, andis reported
TO have been liberated. He was arrested because
he enceavoredto protect Hoedel against the assaults
OF the excited crowd.
kilograms congratuating the Emperor on his es-
cape have arrived from all the German Princes and
European soyereigns. To-day the Emperor received
the royal family, Ministry aud Field Marshals who
came to congratulate him.
CoNsTASTINoPLE May l2-By order of the Sui
tan the Porte is celebrating bills for swearing ad-
illustrative Judicial. financial and military reforms,
Four Commissions will be appointed by the Sultan.
composed OF leading native aud foreign personages,
who will be instructed TO convert these bills into
executive laws in one year.
LONDON, May IA special to the Standard from
Manchester says symptoms of compromise are
showing themselves. A request has been made TO
the masters secretary for interview with his
principals on Tuesday.
Marry $50 persons have been arrested at Warsaw
as accomplices of the Nhiist Secret National Rus
sian Government, which was recently discovered.
Geographic dispatch from Vienna says: The
appointment Of NJ. Valoyieff Prince GOrtscha-
kot7s eventual successor, is certain The latter's
condition admits of bat little hope of recovery.
ROME, May l2.-The Courier dHals, considered
an authority, announces under due reservation that
France is in treaty with the Bey of Tunis for the
cession OF that Regency TO Algeria.
ELLSWORTH Mel MAY l2-The visit of the
schooner Venus TO Southwest Harbor was simply
effort TO sell the schooner the Russians. Rus
sian officers laughed at the idea, and said they had
no need OF such vessels. II is impossible to tell
when the Cimbria Will leave.
New YoKK, May lS- A Herald reporter inter-
viewed Russian officer now in this city. He said
There is no mystery about the Cimbria, l came
here with authorization to build or purchase any
vessel may deem suitable for our navy. AIN per-
sonally in favor OF having as much of our work
done III this country as possible, because the work
is quite COOK if not better, than we can get In
Europe; aud again, We have the advantage OF BAY
ing it executed BY friendly nation that has always
shown kind disposition towards us. We have
chartered no vessels, and do not want TO charter
any. We are not going to fit out any privateers,
and when our cruisers leave Americad ports they
will leave under the Russian flag and not the Ger
man.
The American Board of Foreign Missions held its
annual meeting in this city on the 18th. 1t was the
6sth anniversary OF the Board, which was organized
In lolO since then has sent $50 ordained Mlssona-
ries TO all parts OF the world. They now work
ing in 80 different tongues and giving the gospe
to lOO,OOO,OO0 people Have educated 100000 pu
pills, add have organized $50 churches with mcm-
bership of 81, 600, nearly 2000 members added
10 its churches the past year; aud it has under in
sruction 2lOO0 people. The Presbyterian Board Of
Missions met at the same time, in DR.. Halls church.
1' winch Iesui's equally encouraging ere rePoFteu
ELMIRA, N. Y, May l2.-Catherine E, Beecher
sister OF Henry Ward Beecher, died al noon to-day
at the residence OF Thomas X. Beecher.
Great activity prevails in New York and else
where in the United States in business circles, es-
gecIallY in breadstutfs in view OF the troubled con
diliou of things in Europe. The balance of tradt
is largely ia favor OF the States from Europe bring
ing immense amounts of specie into the country
aud thus reviving business, and iuiusng new life
into the people. The flow of United States bond:
from Europe has ceased, and confidence is being
restored in all branches of trade. The balance q
trade in favor OF the United States from abroad j:
over $1,000 600 OOO against the same period OF las
year