The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-04-10
NEWS ITEMS.

Berlin, March 2lst-It is stated in Parliamentary
circles that the vacancy in the Ministry Of the Inte-
rior has been definitely filed by the appointment of
Count Won Euleuberg, hitherto Governor of Hanover,
a nephew Of Count Favon Eulenbers, who resigned
the Portfolio Of the Interior in October last.
Negotiations to induce Count Halberg Wernige-
rode TO accept the Vice-Chancelorship continue.
Il is reported that Count Halberg werngerode, at
the request Of the Emperor, has accepted the Vice
Chaneellorship and also the Vive-Presdency of the
Prussian Ministry.
credible rumor asserts that Crown Prince Fried.
rich Wilhelm will be appointed the Emperor's sub
sttute in AlsAce-Lorraine and will reside there tenn
porarily.
Rome. March 2lst-lt is understood that the King
y consent to the dissolutiOns of the Chamber of
Deputies.
Paris, March 2Ist.-The Senatorial Cammittee to
Investigate the of stagnaton in trade, which
Was originally directed against the De Broglio Min
istry, has been turned into protectionst campaign
All the evidence rendered has emanated from manu-
facturers. Consumers interested in low prices have
naturally no standing in such an inquiry. The Com
mittee will probably elect Pouyer- Quertier re.
porter, and the report will certainly be very protec-
zionist in tone.
Versailles. March 2lst-Tbe Chamber of Depu-
ties passed the entire budget of revenue to-day,
with only three dissenting votes The Irreconeila-
bic Radicals abstained from voting.
Inc new NAptnet mas heeu constituted as f0lloWs
Cairole. President Of the Council, without a Port
folio Count Cont, Minister of Foreign Affairs
ZanErdelli, Interinr BraEEo, War; DOda, Finance
De SAneiies, Public Instruction Baccarini, Public
Works; Admiral Martini Marine; Comfort, Jus.
tice.
London, MArck 2lst.-At midnight. o'LeAry hat
walked S7S miles, Vaughan S5s, and Brown SS7
Notices Of reduction of wages in Lancashire dis
tricts affect go, 500 cotton operatives. Both mas
farE and are determined. and
strike or a lookout is probable.
Vienna despatch states most positively tha
General Tcherkosky, late Provisional Governor o
Bulgaria, committed suicide because he had beel
threatened with removal.
Vienna despatch says Russia's admission o
the right Of the Congress to discuss what parts Of th
treaty OF Europeon interest does not seem to hav
been made directly to England. The difference
Siill unsettled.
The Russians have abandoned the idea of embark
ng Al Buy1kdere, because Minister Layard informe
the Porte that if Turkey granted them permission t
embark there, the British feet would come up th
B0sphorUs.
Russia has declared her readiness to make conce!
sions relative TO the boundaries of Bulgaria, and
misunderstanding between the three EmperOrs is II
moved
The Russians have in the BOsphOrus two regularl
fitted torpedo ships, carrying six torpedo boats.
According to the treaty of St. Stefano, the evaer
alton OF European 1urkeYs except bulgaria, mus
be completed in three months after definite peace
portion of the Russian troops may embark th
Black Sea and the Sea of MarmOra. Russia hl
thus insured hersef the right at any rate the POI
sibility, Of having 4 portion Of her troops alway
around Constantinople, until the final settlement
signed.
New York, March 2Oth.-A Rio Janeiro lettt
says The British steamer Astarte stranded at Ca
tilos on the slst Of January. During the night II
storm increased, and at daylight only the tops
her masts were seen above water, with eigi
men clinging to them but no help could be rende
ed because Of the high The sea continue
rough until the 5th, when boat was got to isle
near the wreck, but nothing was found except putr
fying eorpses. Captain Bayne and thirty OF the ere
persisted, only two men saved-Wm. Parsons, fir
mate, and Donald Campbell. third engineer.
The Austrian delegation has granted the credit
Fixty millions Of forms, by vote Of SO to 20.