The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-03
Hawaiian Gazette Supplement, Nov. ;, 1880.

inoton spacial saws The streets are crowded and
around the bulletin boards. there is much excite
ment. The first returns received being very favor
able to the Republicans, they are CORRESPONDENCE
elated. At the Democratic headquarters the man
ayers look blue, and confess that they have no
cheerful news to offset that which the Republicans
are receiving.
CHICAGO. October 16th.-The Journals Indanap-
oils special says: Returns from all the counties
but two in the State give Porter majority of g.
742. Those counties give $40 majority for the
Democrats in 1876. The Senate is tie: The
House. Sc Republicans - Democrats, and Green
hacker. The Republicans have eight of the Con-
gressmen.
NV York, October 17th.-Panama advices to
the 9th inst. says The Lima correspondent of
the STIR and Herald under date of September end
writes The Cbilleans have begun the lombard
ment of Callao and Chorrelles. The diplomatic
body agree that they could do nothing 10 protect
the threatening towns, and that the only course
open to them was to acknowledge the dispatch
from the Chilean naval vessels. The Chilean au-
thorites claim that the invading army will consist
of 300O000O men, divided into four divisions, each
consisting of two brigades. The divisions are to
number from G000 to 700 men, to be accompanied
by 800 cavalry and - Kruyp cancn, giving total
cavalry fore of 1000 sabers and 100 guns rs their
artillery. They hope to convert the iourishing
Kimac valley and the City of the Kings" which
is its pride into a bowling wilderness. They did so
i'll the south, and more recently in the NORTH where
they not only destroyed houses, machinery, cane
and corn fields but cut down the fruit trees. Ami
and trifing articles have been embarked at the
same time the more valuable sugar and ruin.
Montana, assassin of ex-President of Pardo was
executed inside of the cemetery. He WAS informed
one morning that there was no hope, and next
morning sentence was carried into effect. He fell
instantly, pierced by four bullets. The issue of
$l2,0b0O0o i'll paper in Chile has been followed by
the banks ordering all of their depositors to with
draw all of their deposits otherwise they Will only
earn one per cent per annum.
NRw YOEK October 16th.-Valparaiso news is as
follows The representatives of the three bellig-
erents. Bolivia, Chile, and Peru will meet on
board of the United States man.of-war Mt africa.
II is understood that stipulation will be that
hostilities may continue pending negotiations.
Peru. il is reported. will refuse the cesson of terri
tory. The United States Minister has left Valpa-
raise for africa TO be present at the meeting.
There has been terrible storm on Lake Michi-
gan, and number of vessels have been lost. The
steamer IiJeHG went down with not a soul saved,
% crew, and about 20 or 20 passengers.
There is bogus letter on the Chinese qestion
being used as political handle against Garfield.
Wade Hampton and Secretary Sherman are hav-
ing a spicy correspondence.
New YORK. October 21st.-Panama advices say
The Bolivian authorities have sanctioned law
authorizing the Executive to mortgage or sell all
national property, and municipalities also
authorized to proceed in the same way with the
consent of the Government, the proceeds of such
sale 10 be applied TO the expenses of the war.
General Daza has been deprived of the rights of
a Bolivian citizen. his inaptitude and cowardise
having brought upon the country humiliation and
dishonor.
New York October 20th.-Dates from Lima, via
Panama. are to September 2jth and from Valpa-
raise to September 4th. The threatened lombard
ment by Chill of the defenceless towns of Cbarles
Ancon and Chaucay. in revenge for the destruction
of the Chilean steamer CorddoHgd by torpedo,
was carried into effect the Ord of September,
but with serious result to life or property.