The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-11
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

The Il. NJ. s. Asstruiis arrived on Monday night
with dates from San Francisco to AUG. End We
compile summary Of the most important tele-
graphic news;
The Alta Of August md reports one death Of a
ChlnAman on the previous day from small pox
and one other as having been removed 10 the hos
pital.
Samuel Cranes, the oldest FreemAson and the
Father in the Order In California. WAS ON Aug list
laid in his last resting place. in the presence of
large conoourse Of the MASons of San Francisco.
Three vessels were advertised in San Francisco
for Honolulu ON Aug, md, the Coassslo, Lady
Lss-tssS and D. {. NsrIuy. the latter 10 sail Aug.
II The schooner ReSsris, IN Spreekels' lane, was
loading for Ailo.
Two trsmps have been arrested at Omaha. who
are supposed to be the notorious Kansas murderers
~old Bender and wife"
Hancock and English, the Democratic candi-
dates for President and Vice President, are ont
criticized by The press
The AsStyuiia brought $24.5SS value in rnerchan-
disc and $1,000 in Mexican dollars for Honolulu
CAsuI, July -AbdurrahmAn Khan has left
Charakar and will meet the British representa-
tives on Saturday.
LONDON, July ga telegram from the Governor
Of Bombay SAYS that Malor-General Primrose
telegrsphs from Canadian as follows General
Burrows force Is annihilated We are going into
the citadel"
The Marquis Of Harrington, in announcing the
news IN the House OF Commons. added; General
Phsyre has been instructed 20 collect what forces
he can and march to Candahar. have telegraph
ed 10 SlIrla To send another brigade If necessary,
July 29.-The Albanian League refuses TO con
cert to the cession Of territory to Montenegro.
The German revenue falls below expectations. and
the Ministers are trying 10 invent new means for
increasing the taxes Sir George Jessel the Mas
ter Of the Rolls. has given decision against
Baron Grant and In favor OF the Emma Mine for
Sl10oo At = not in Victoria, Brazil. on the 18th
ult, the troops and police hred ON the populsce,
and killed twenty persons
DESvES. July S0.-A RepablicaE Leadville spe-
eial says Rev. DR.. TalnaSe visited the dance
houses and gambling dens last night after his lee
ture. AT one dance-hOuse girl asked him 10 lead
the set, but he declined
July S1-The Baltimore schooner Geo. W-asAfsq-
ton was searched by officers from Spanish YES
sci OF the east coast OF Cuba on the 5th Instant
There $1,000 fire in Prescott. A. T.: on
Thursday night.-The steamer Cary Of TIets6ssy,y
sunk In the Mississippi river yesterday.-The Jury
IN the Ssat0Glskdka case lind that the disaster was
caused by the bursting or collapse of one of the
| taps OF the stArboard boiler, whereby the flames
were drawn under the grsts-bSrs into the fire
ROMA prisoner IN the jail ar Fremont. o., has
I been identified as Bender, Of infamous notorie:y
The Ute treaty has been signed by forty-eiShi
Of the chief men Of the UReompahgres.
Aug. Troops have sailed from England for
service IN Afghanistan. and force has left India
British defeat WAS not SO overwhelming as inst
reported, and that the disaster has had no effect
upon the n2tiyes.-Abeddin PaSha has agreed to
/ the cesSion Of Dulcigno, and the Porte hopes by
this submission 10 escape the naval demonStra-
tior--Gensral Skobelef made nine-day's raid
INTO the territory Of the Iekke Turcouans and
DESTROYED many provision stores and much grain
The distress IN the agricultural districts OF
/ Francs, account of the failure of crops, CON
sinueS.
/ Mr.. Dillon, member for Tipperary publicly
Confirmed from personal Investigations, at the
last meeting of the land league Rsdpath's state
msnt that the funds now held by the relief COM
mittees and the Catholic and Protestant hierarchy
sufficient for the relief of existing dstresses III
the countries where the potatoes are still unripe
Dillon says theirs Is no further need of American
| contributions.
| NKw YoRK. Aug. The TribHns's London specia
/ SAYS: The hrst panic about AfghaniStan has sub
sided but It has been succeeded by settled anxiety
/ as 90 the hnL results of the policy Of mad adven
ture Initiated by Lord Beaeoasheld, of which Thu:
! catastrophe Is one incident Oqly three DAYS be
/ fore tie date Of General Burrows defeat. Lori
l Hnrtir gtOn gdS alllouncIu a. slIs dOOse of Com
mons at Steps had been ken for withdrawing
/ tT1.H Afgh1nist1n- Every OOdy now agrees tha
I withdrawal Is at present impossible Those whC
/ know India best takes the most gloomy views Of
l the immediate future, political and financial
! Every calculation IS upset. The English bulge
year Is certain 10 feel the effect of the IndiaI
disturbances since the limit Of imposition IN In
dia Was long since reached. Members Of the Indian
Council admit II 70 be impossible to continue Il
maintain the army of $4,000 men In AfghanistaI
l without help from the English Treasury.