The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03

Paris. Nov. ga semiofseial statement says ST..
vaier is well satisfied with bis visit to Narzin Bis
march received him eourteously, and communicated
to him the nature Of the arrangements between Aus
tria and Germany, which are not aimed against
France
Arebduehess Marie Christine, the future Queen of
SPAIN. left for by special train hour bef,re ex
Empress Eugene started for that city
Paul Leroy Beaulie. in an article 10 the Journal
Des Debats on American competition, says be thinks
European agriculture viii rot ezpitulate. since it has
eapal and labor and the great cost Of transporta-
ton frou inner Amerie2 70 Europe on It's side.
Beaulia urges legislators TO rednF duties on iron
which enhanee the expenses Of Fredeh tiliers. "a
spirit Of association, be says, "mast be fOstersd
He does not doubt that when France again enjays
propitious weather she will Hiani0lly bold up against
American competition, Of which much complaint is
made.
London. Nov 2s.-Ex- Empress Eugenie arrived
in Paris Thurdsay night by authorization Of the Gov
ernaent on her way TO Spain. The authorization
was solicited through the medium Of the English En-
hassy 10 Paris. and Was At once granted. The ex-
Empress alighied at the residence OF Duke De Mou.
ehy whence she started Friday morning for Madrid.
Daring her stay the doors Of her host were vigorously
closed to prevent the slightest manifestation. and
any niscon<truetion that might have been put on
marks Of respectful homage the part Of her part
saus.
The Post correcting assumptions about the course
Rev. Alexander Mackanochoe will pursue says
One of the Chaplains of the Bishop Of London will
appear at st. Adams Church. Halborn, Sunday,
With written authority TO perform service, but the
perpetual earaie will then present him with doeu-
ment containing series Of Why he is unable
TO acknowledge Lord PenEance's Court. Upon this
the Bishops Chaplain, as has been arranged. will
retire and Maekanochoe will proceed with the
ice The question of the power Of the new Court and
the jury in the case will by this action be raised.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has admitted that
Lord PenEance's first appointment, under which
Mr.. Maekanochoe condemned, was possibly IRE
gula. aud that if it irregular it would be null
and void.
Algiers, Nov 22-Another FIRE occurred here last
Friday The Theatre Perle and adjoining houses
were destroyed. Three fires occurred simultaneously
at various points the city but quickly extir
guished. At the first Thursday four persons were
killed and ten injured.
Madrid Nov 25-A rupture is imminent between
Premier Campos and a majority Of the Conservatives
in the COrtes who have Joined the planter Deputies
iu an attempt retard the abolition Of slavery and
obstruet the free trade policy Of the Cabinet Premier
Csupos elbows considerable energy in an attempt to
the Of his measures His friends say
be viii dissolve the Cortes if necessary, to carry the
reform measures, or be will surrender his power to
the Liberals and Csgssties, who are equally pledged
abolition Directly after the festivities upon the
occasion Of the marriage Of the King the question of
confidence will be put to the Cortes and the abolition
and free trade bill will again be presented by the
Minister OF the Colonies.
Premier Campos has declared the Government is
determined to stomp out the Cuban insurreetion and
to this end will ask authorization from the Cortes
to send reinforeemeuts Of l9 00Q troops.
Premier Campos has received adyces from Cuba
which show that insnrgent demonstrations exist only
10 the districts of Cinco Villas Los JunAs and BarA-
Goa
Rome, Nov "a new Italian Ministry has been
formed, with Sguor Carroll Minister Of Foreign
Affairs and SgnOr Depretis as Minister of the Ine-
rior.
Cairo, Nov 22.-The latest official kilograms from
Ehartoum announce that General Gordon left the
King of Abyssinia without having effected fual
raugement Of the relations between Egypt and Abys
sins, but when be reached Gala he recalled by
letter from the King.
Cape Town. Nov. 4, via London. 22.-Sir Garnet
Wolseley has determined to storm Chief Seeocoeni's
stronghold The situation in TransYaal is less threat
ening.
New York. Nov. 22.-The condition of affairs in
Lima Is anything but favorable. Ministerial crisis
followed the capture of the Huascar, and the new
Ministry was not formed until Periols, the great
rival Of Prado has become unpopular, and serious
trouble would be experienced in deposiug him,
less his soldiers africa determine to sustain him.
Havans, Nov. 22.-The Governor of Puerto Prin-
eipe has published address to the Inhabitants Of
that province in order to quiet any msgTings which
might lead the country people to abandon their
work, upon which depends the rehabilitation Of the
province. The Governor announces that complete
tranquility prevails. their being no insurgents under
in Puerto Principe except an Insignificant num-
Der under Gayo Bentz, who had crossed the river
Jobala coming from Las Tunas. They are in the
Chorila Mountains closely pressed by Government
forces that they obliged divide into parties
numbering three four each, and conse-
quently paEeress for harm.