The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19
Late Foreign News.

By the arrival from San Francisco of the bark D
c. Murray and bktne Ella, we have news down tc
the LIST inst, summary of which is as follows, fol
which we are Indebted to the "Daily Alta Califor-
MIA"
London October Stat yesterdays Conference
OF the Evangelical Alliance, at Edinburgh DR.
White, OF New York, gave an interesting account Of
what is being done in the Southern States Of
America among the freedmen, to prepare them fol
Christian work. HE expected he said, 'that in
few years they will be able To provide such sup
ply OF Missionaries will do more to Christianize
Africa than could be done by any European agency
with white men,"
Paris correspondent reports that proceedings
will probably be taken agsinst the Bishop of An-
giers for denouncing Republican institutions.
dispatch from Jelalabad says: Advices from
Cabu report that the mutinous Afghanstan rcgi-
ments have been dispersed. The disarmament OF
Cabul ANA the surrounding districts is proceeding.
The Ame& will be held in safe keeping until the
inquiry into the massacre is finished At meeting
of The British Cabinet October 23d the settlement
OF Afghanistan atiars was discussed and agreed
upon. Kotwal of Cabul, and four others have been
hanged Tor completely in the massacre of the British
Embassy, among those banged with Kotwal the
head OF The city Mollohas, were two Generals, one
of royal blood.
Active warllke preparations are going on in all
the workshops OF Russia particularly in the estab-
lishments where steel cannon manufactured. 1t
is reported that England is disposed to enter into
an alliance with Germany and Austria.
Madrid, October Sl.-At Ballabardat, in the prov
ince OF Huescar several persons have been drowned
and 20 houses destroyed by floods
The Lfberdt states that the phylloxera has ap-
peared in vineyard near FiQueras
Naples, October 3l.-Small streams OF lava flowed
from Mount Vesuvus yesterday.
Paris, October 3l.-A semi-oficial note has been
sent to the Press stating that the departure of Don
Carlos for England was due to a warning, inform
ing him that the Government had resolved not TO
tolerate the political manifestations for which his
stay in France recently afforded pretext.
Berlin October 3l.-G-neral Padbielski Inspec-
tor General of Artillery, who held the post OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES during the Franco-German
war, is dead.
The Budget was presented in the Prussian Cham
Der of Deputies to-day. 1t shows an estimated de-
felt of Sl1 90l, $40 for the next fiscal year. which
the Government proposes TO cover by loan; as,
also, deficit of 81, 1856 l25 remaining from the cur
rent fiscal year.
Constantinople, October 91.-Adniral Hornby's
squadron will probably winter in Besika Bay.
Cheyenne October 3L-A special train, with
General Grant aud party arrived here at u NJ, and
and at the same hour special train from Denver,
bearing the Colorado, delegation, consisting of
Governor Pitkin, Ex-Gorerno Rutt and GilpiE,
Senator Teller, and many other prominent citizens
Of the State, arrived. Owing to some misunder-
standing as to the time of arrival. Governor Hoyt
and the Committee failed to be on baud to receive
the distinguished guest, which was an embarrassing
circumstance. Finally, the Coloradians took pos
session of the Generals party and drove to the
residence OF Governor Hoyt where an Informal
reception took place. There where no speeches
The party departed at 230 P. NJ, escorted by dele
cation of the Grand Army OF the Republic from
Omaha.
Rawlins, wy, October 3l.-Joseph Burnet, a
courier came in from White River, late last night,
with dispatches and mail. He reports numerous
pony. tracks and plenty of Indian signs 10 Cold
Creek Canon, near White River. All the war CORE
spondent at the frynt have come in this afternoon,
and report the same. Mr. Dillman, Government
af tba inta into pa.p
last night. He left the Agency with an interpreter
and, by representing themselves Mormons, they
were able to pass through the camp of the Hosties
and gain their confidence. Jack, a Ute chief told
Dillman that, if the war continued, they would be
aided by bands from the Uintah Utes the Arrapa-
hoes ard other tribes He not satisfied with
the peaee-talk had with Adams, aud wanted TO have
another talk with Merritt This Chief Jack, or
Tampa Jack, is the worst Indian in the Ute tribe.
Tuscon. Oct. 3l-A special to the Star from Silver
City, says that courier has arrived Fort BaYaId
and reports Major Morrow's command as having
crossed the line into Mexico. At the time the cOur-
Ter left the command Morrow was below Ascension
sixty miles in the interior, in close pursuit of Vic
toria and his warriors.
ST. John, n. B., October 31.-Further particulars
of Wednesdays storm at hand, showing that
the damage was greater than at first reported. In
addition to the loses before mentioned many
wharves were destroyed, barns and outbudDgs
blown down, bridges washed away and vessels
wrecked.
Garden City, L. l., October 81. Major. General
Joseph Hooker died here this afternoon. liz had
been in his good health until an hour before his
death, and purposed going TO New York to morrow
to attend TO business matters. He large din
ner party at tne Garden City Hotel On the 25th,
and has seemed to be in the best Of spirits aud to
enjoy social intercourse with his many friends as
fully at any time his life during the afternoon
and did not complain of feeling i'll till about four
O'Clock, when he retired to his apartments and
summoned his valet, who helped him to a sofa,
where he rested about an hour. He then rose and
busted himself about his rooms till at 5:45 the valet
hearing the General struggling for breath, hastened
TO his side and assisted him to lie down upon the
bed, at the same time ringing for help. The hotel
superintendent hurried TO the room, but when he
arrived, the General was dead.