The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09
Late Foreign News.

the sd Of June Wis San Francisco, from all parts OF
the world. We clip the following dispatches from
the San Francisco Clrozielc Of the above date which
will be found very fall aud rePlete With interest.
London, JGne IA dispatch from Berlin an
nouuces taNt 10 consequence Of raids in the kuldjA
territory by Chinese soldiers, who rsvSgiug the
country with IRE and sword. 3 large Russian expedi
tou vii be dispatched against them. As the raiders
are likely 20 receive the support OF the Chinese Gov
eminent, may sapsrvene.
A dispatch from Geneva reports that the Swiss
Chambers hsve authorized the Government to i'm
pose higher dutie, tobacco and alcohol.
dispatch from Berlin SAYS that Tits messeu-
ger reports that the Teste TnrcomAns have made an
ineursion into the Persian province Of Budkhshan
and destroyed as places RassiAn troops from the
Caucasus are arriving al TesikstsF to cheek the IN
vaslan.
The Golden Club gave dinner yesterday evening
lJune 2lsil % the supporters Of free trade, Tie
kAri of NUrhbrook presided. The United States
wAs represented by Mr.. Birch. Horace White. How
ard Potter and Samuel B. Raggles. The Chairman,
IN long speech, advocated TIRE trade. The Marquis
OF Ripon proposed the health Of the foreign guests
welcomed RuCcles and White who, IN response, paid
tribute &c the memory Of Golden and argued that
free trade Was best Tor America.
sispsteh from Madrid says it is stated ihs; the
budget viii show that the expenditures will De bal
aneed By the receipts.
Constaptinopls Juue 2s-The Porte has ouenei
negotiations with the Powers with view 10 securing
n.
purely Egyptian side Of the question TO take It's
course.
At special CAbine; Council. a, which the sul;an
presided, the Grand NiHer read telegram irou the
hhsdive announcing ;hat the Powers demanded his
abdlcatan- Tue Sultan approved the resolution q
The Turkish Ministers advising the khediye TO refer
the Powers to the Sultan. bat declared that be Was
indisposed to accept the eventual demand Of the
Powers for the abdioation Of the Khedive.
Cairo. June 22-The Kheiive has declined to alb
dieA,e, and has referred the Eaglish AID Preach
Consuls-GeuerAl 70 the Porte.
Havans, June 22-Advices from SAnto Domingo
rePu. that Congress has authorized the Government
10 conclude treaty with the United States for free
exchange Of products.
City OF Mexico. June ga rerolution Of forni-
dAbie proportions has broken ont in Mexico. under
the leadership Of Gen Garlic de AlbOnuE which bids
fair TO overthrow the Dia1 dynasty The leader Of
this revolution Is said 10 be q very wealthy man and
nan Of great administrative ability. Large pur-
chasers Of var material have been made in the Uni
ted States, and appeals have been made by the revo
judiciary juuta 10 the people Of the latter country
for AID. /! this movement succeeds We uay look
for 8 new deal IN Mexican politics very soon.
New York, June "a cable dispatch 70 the Re--
old from London says: The ex-Empress Eugeuie. in
her lone home al CtiseJhursi Is the object Of the
deepest syupsthy from all elAsSts Of TIE Euclish
population. The Empress as she Is usually sIvled
IN England, Was terribly affected when the news O.:
her sons desah was communicated 10 her on Friday
morning June e0ihs She swoousi away, and for
long time remained IN iuseusibie condition. AT
intervals Consciousness returned her ami at these
moments she would Cor few minutes be calm then
the realization Of her bereavement returned to her
she would cry cot aloud and again relapse into IN
consciousness. Toward evening, however, her grief
appeared 20 have exhausted Itself 10 some extent
and she became much more composed. During the
night. however, she continued agsied, sleepless and
depressed. Upon the arrival Of the Duchess Of
Mouehy who had hastene 10 ChiSelhHTs; froal Paris
kns -ra- So .
affection and vas sch eoHsoiei BY her sympathy.
The Princess OF Wales SAs al ChisehGrst the rep
resenstve q the Queen tender her 81 mpaihies u
the ex Empress The condition Of the ex-Eua press
still causes gave anxiety the part Of her friends
she refuses a.. food. NJ. Rouher has arrived there
kilograms Of coincidence arrived at Chselhurst all
day long Friday from all parts Of the world. From
Paris messages were received from NJ. Ruuher Paul
de CassAEuae and many other prominent BOuapar-
tsls. Prom Germany the Enp er0r William, the En-
press Augusta, the Grown Prince and Princess Of
Germany ie.egraphed their eondoieuee Il Is an
noGneed from Berlin that the German Court will 60
into mourning for short lime. The English Court
viii 60 into mourning for the Prince until July ID
From Pans IL Is announced that the BonSparJists
vail wear the same mourning for the late Emperor
Napoleon III The EuEiish papers have all editorials
and long sketches abour the dead Prince. They re
call the scene al SoUthau pion OF Febr aarv p b
last, when the Empress accompanied her son on
board the Danube bid the Prince farewell. The
news Of the death Of the Prince caused pr0fouUd
sensation 10 Berlin. Soue Of the papers recall Incl
denis that TOOK place at the beginning Of The WIKI
France. when Lulu was permitted by the EMPEROR
70 uuderEo his famous baptism Of FIRE" at Saar-
brucken, and Of the Empress ardor 10 pressing on
the var, but s join IN regret that the young Prince
should have cone 10 such premature death, and
otter their sympathy TO the bereAyed mother at Chs
elbursi.
CbiczEo, jane 2s-A sorrespon dent at Paris hears
that Il Prince Jerome Napoleon or his sou aspire 70
the throne the expulsion Of both from France
viii be proposed.
NJ RoUber has arrived at Chiselhurst
The e1 Eupress Eugenie Is much improved She
attended mass this morning in the occupied By
the late Prince, which was provided with an altar
The Queen visited her on June sd.
At the Roman CotbUlie churches in London tod
prayers we're offered for the rePose Of the Princes
soul.
The correspondent of the Press Association has had
sc interview with the Duke Of Bassano and NJ Ron
her, who stated that they ignorant Of any will
made by the late Prince.
London, June ga dispatch from Paris reports
that Prince Jerome Napoleon will not allow either
himself or his sons to become preienders to the In
periAl throne.
A dispatch from Paris announces that Prince Pierre
BonApArte Is lying at tie point Of death Versailles
New YORK, june ga Herald special from Bis.
mArek Of the 2lst says: The Indians are apparently
PutilnE on their war paint. The hTee,t scare i at
the Poplar River Agency, siIty-six miles northwest
OF Fort BGford. General HAEenis post. The agent
Dr. Bird il loudly calling for iro0ps Ia response
70 this cry Fort BufoTd mas contributed detaeh neut
under CaPtAin Briiton- The Agency people have all
boarded the river steamer and gone on trip to Fort
I Benton. The rebels have stopped the sauaws from
working on the Agency farm and closed Up the Agency
business buildings. Black Catfish and Black Tiger
are the leaders Of the uprising. steamer passing on
the rTer s4~ three bodies tie Shore bat did not
stop 10 inquire whose bodies they we're. In sympa-
thy with this news there are reports that the Indians
running OF al the stock on the Yellowstone and
making travel too dangerous TO be pleasant Il Is
eIUected that General Miles viii hasten into the field
" send to Poplar river By forced marches strong
battalion Of his oldest Indian fighters This Cloomy
business is attributed 70 the hostile Sioux who have
been stirring W bad blood in the Agency Indians
There COCO Indians Poplar river and yisiuity
The sun says Mrs. ROLAND, who was drowned
at Niagara OF Saturday, married to ROLAND Of
! been continual honeymoon. Wherever be went
she also. Leaving Paris after the exhibition, thew
I went to0r, and during the past eight months
have visited India, China, japan, San Francisco.
/ Chicago and Niagara ais. The blow to her bus-
/ band Is OverpO~sring. Mrs. ROLAND was Is year.
OF Sge and Is reputed to have been vety hAadsoue
woman. Her husband Is - years Of age and i a
prominent manufacturer Of firearms at Liege, Bel
I GUM.
Representative Whitehorue has forHardsd a com
uuuicAtou to Goode. Chairman Of the House Com
uittee o. Education and Labor, touching the pro-
priey Of The proposed investigation into the cause
4 Of the recent eolored exodus from the Southern
i States. after general review Of the relations
which existed between the Shareholders and The
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