The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-10-29

The strained relations between Germany and
Russia continue.
An Austrian German alliance is projected.
Extensive cotton strikes are imminent.
Twenty thousand persons attended the Tenants
Rights" meeting at Mallow. II passed resolution
demanding large reductions IN rent.
Lord Harrington, in his speech at the Liberal de-
monstratioh al Newcastle, compared the policy OF
the present Government to the second French En-
pire, and said the principal task Of the Govern.
ment would be to undo the mischieyous legisla-
ton of the present one.
The Standard states that there is complete an
arehy in Roumalia- There 5000 destitute
Mussulmans Al Stsmbourg afraid Ia return home.
The revolutionary committees openly advocate the
determination of the Turkish population.
The news IRON South Africa states that Cete-
wsyo and other Zulu chiefs have been sent to Cape
Town.
Anarchy prevails at Herat. The city was sacked
by the rebellious populace.
Yakoob Khan writes 10 the Vieeroy that he will
swear allegiance to the British, and also that he
will execute honorably the treaty OF Gandamuk
The rebels attacked General Massey in large num-
bers, but where repused with considerable loss,
after sharp encounter.
The British marching on the Ghilzaes
At a political meeting al Aylesbury Lord Beacons-
field denounced the Liberals for attempting TO make
political capital by proposing large reductions in
rents. The effect would be to set tenants against
the landlords, and provoke class halreds which
would result in Il worse condition.
The Liberals obtained majority in the election
Tor Elgn. Ii close contest.
Opinions are divided respecting the future treat
ment of Crtewayo
Paris. September 2O-A report was current in the
course of to-day that the Emperor of Russia was
dead, but the report IS uneonhrmed
Madrid, September e0.-The Spanish Government
propose that the emancipation of slaves in Cuba
shall take place in July next year.
Berlin, September 20-The Emperor goes to
Strasbourg to witness the military maneuvres.
Vienna. September 20-Constant conflicts are
tai ul,a.
Mussuman refugees
Prince Bismarck arrived to-day.
semi-Offcial statement is published. to the eff
feet that an exchange OF views will be made during
Prince Bismarck's visit to Count Andrassy respect
ing the mutual interests of the German and Aus
triaU empires. The intmaiion is given in writing
by the empires that in future common policy will
ensue.
Rome, September 20-A cousstory of the Sacred
College was held ON Saturday.
A Cardinal has been appointed Papal Nuncio TO
Paris.
ST. Petersburg, September 20-The Journal de
st. Petersburg publishes article 10 which it
recommends the dispatch of a Russian army TO
defend Cabnl, and expel England from Central
Asia.
Reports are generally current that Prince Gorts-
chakof has resigned
Cairo, September 20.-Mr Mollet, recently
Charge d Affairs at Constaniinople, succeeds the
British Consul-General for Egypt.
Bombay, September % The Afrldees and other
tribes In The hhyber Pass have given solid
will therefore advance slowly by that route.
A large army is covering Cabul.
Communication is cut off
Calcutta, September 20-It is contradicted that
the British Mission has left Mandalay, but nothing
certain is known.
An embassy from the Ameer OF Afghanstan has
arrived at Alikexel with pacific assurances.
Cape Town August 22.-Cetewayo has been cap
tured
Information was received that the king was con-
cealed in the Nome Forest, In the vicinity OF the
Black umyolos and unable TO rlde or walk.
Dragons surrounded and secured Cetewayo.
Another OF CetewayO's brothers has surrendered,
with immense numbers of cattle aud gus.
CeteWayo's followers have surrendered and ar
rived at Camp Ulundi Those followers who at
temptrd to escape were killed.
Cetewayo has been sent to Marizburg, thence to
Cape Town.
Peace is regarded as certain
A new Government will be Immediately ap-
pointed.
General Wolsley has gone TO the Transyaal
The submission OF the chief SecOcRni is proba-
bic.
Peace in the Northern Transyaal has been restor-
ed. II is expected that the Beers will acquiesce in
THE LATEST NEWS.
From the New Zealand Herald of the 18th inst,
We have the following dispatches:
St. Petersburg, October 1O.-A large fire occurred
al Riga. which destroyed the Government build
ings and 40 houses. The cause is unknown.
Calcutta October l0.-General Roberts is before
Cabu On The Sth General Massey was detached
TO cut of the enemys retreat, and captured rs
guns.
London, October l0.-A regiment of cavalry and
two battalions of infantry have been sent as rein
forcements account of the disturbed state Of the
country.
London, October 1O-Count schouvaloff has
returned to his post at London.
The Union Bank announces loan of ESQ 600 for
the completion of the Christchurch Cathedral.
CAPTURE OF PERUVIAN IRoNcLAD.-The Chi
ians have captured the Peruvian iroEcad ram Huas.
car, which had the engagement a few years ago with
the British ship Shah.