The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-08
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


ID evening y TIE 18th ult The steamer Ho Chung
Lac no; arrived over Whln the City Of Ne.r York
ss.iie@- We -FF--ld the follo~ine summary:
Lesbos. Arczsl "a dispatch from Bou,ba,
asssasszza Tn asws Of the dangerous state Of
Af-lrs II Laaoll. save: The early hut striking
E-sut g. tAre snolicy of the hasty withdrawal of
ur to-uss irusE tAbul-s step most strongly con-
9eszrr-a ~ reI-1y every military in India
h1Ls r-r1erl E-fH-s tsNcllenient Cholera, which Is
rA-zzI- n hHaslIXSlr, daily increases IL violence
Ahe cs-rtazlzs a severe loss among the retiring
frurs wa c-le ~ tine reasons strongly urged
a-4lns- the policy u thc withdrawal Of the troops
cz-zlr ttls hottest and uflhasltay period Of
1hH E-lr-
L'rH-zAH. August .--lSene-al Roberts arrived
~ Ahel-1 Gil-l o. the .3th instant. General
lhArHr I'll march from GhaInAu Tor Canoahar on
me SRA The army ~ Aynob Khan has retired 10
,-slIgrl el-1t rzilts east Of Candahar All Is well
az lleszs.l and II the Reian Pass. Troops are
.-1K4l-- 1tra GIls-- he Murrer tribe Is lelayjnr
sell No further Outrage has been reported since
III i- 81 >iti- where thG cinHSynen fell on a re-
--l- party ~ British troops. inflictis.s a severe
la-@ -=p1-tea Angus; 10th. This dispatch
- O. -4-l1rutr Ii report from Chaman that
49, lr'Hdl~ ~ Illt Imam ui hhslafi had IuutInied
L1slsa-s, August IA Letter from General Prim-
-a- r'.-EFrl - hl--a Abd1lla giyeS some partic-
--- g sia- sl-tle truIa CIncatar. August the 9Th
- GizE-1=- attacked the village Of Dehkhwaiee
--1 c ti4rgu-h Il. hut finding il strongly occ1l-
Il- and reinforced i'v c1atilsenfs from neighbor-
1z- Wings they had 10 retire the fortress
1a4ne rw1 cl--r-s cut1Ir- uDgn many Of the
-ael-r-
Gltaar- E1ls-ls va I'd Ehelati- Cilzai Oh the
-4th He z-lsl Therefore. II he resumed his march
uE-holt Enaeeessl-y delay. be- IN the vicinity of
Nll1i-i1zr n TINS writing Avoob Khan has with
1r4gu ais investing foroa and taken post about
sI rz1lszs tlsl OF Candsltt4, n strong position
-h- ground IN front beinu cug up by lrrisati,in
uznAls- +he rszr hesEc elevated and rugged.
D1uHttsSs he has selected TINS position TO give bat
IT, 70 ROBBERS VINO approaches his lines direct
tr1zn hhelAtl4silEal, and hopes 70 crush him by
-hr ~es-nf Of nunlbers and artillery. Gen Rob
s=ss has ll.0oU hsntlng men. and General Prim-
re-e 1as $50 10 2-nn0 men II CandahAr who could
C1-ss-aAss- nov the Slee raised. A battle may
y tSl-nt To-day ~ omorrov.-Eue,iistg Pos.,
8 F. ABn 18th
Cu-analt--- Supply last night and discussed
th uesilr ui The lrsh vote Al three this morn.
En- .hs A5ase adjourned Ii meets to-day at
tuatlpt. a. p-oosal with the Committee on Burials
tnl and usill- government measures
1t-lertlaA struggle Il the Commons resulted
= rlrssa-r - the government after y hours
tEunnas sitting The postP1nemeut of the con
----t'lliI-z Na-e vas one conceded by the govern
-llt ETrul- Elrnell undertaking that il shall not
T. s.iT-trucsed o. Monday.
LsS--as. Ag-.ls. s. Precautions are being taken
HG-lSs tr expected resistance 10 eyictions III the
E-g 81 trul and Aruu nuts for thu police are be-
s1le c,nl---ncted near Clare-Morris in County
N-r1. aii1 Other places zhare trouble Is likely to
s.rczr.
Tu1Sb- August "a dispatch from Janina.
Au--Sr .f-h- s11.es thu; the advanced guard of
AbAnazn Ir-ss-uIars- winch the League decided 10
slll o. tll frontier. has still much 20 do. for
--lSifs-4-l1 llrSrs has reached Janina that three
tsa-i's- - tr-tek volunteers only waiting for
E-Alll-s-- moment 70 invade Turkish territory.
Aal fst-ar continues Its armament IN Thessaly
and Efll7lIrus IN Turkish circles ~ SIENNA il Is
s-rsi--i slai ssluAl are already concentrated
lzl 1h-~~l1 and Esnpirutte Yillayets. They have
EIlrt arms tIau they require, and have accunu-
aaa-r-l tlurll z4iLllil lIlEtluIl.
= Hai-4lIsslr-Rs Asuust .sS-The statement that
NA-guis l-elc las requested Russia TO send an
ambassador - Peiing. and that the request has
t.agu rffu=sl. Il uufhenFicallly denied
BrRt1S Angus; 9Th, weather continues all
-har Csuid IT, desired for the harvest. Brilliant
EissiEf l- i-Ii the rlle for the last three weeks
iar lar-vr PARTON Of The grain is now cut, and
1ll- hls alr-gacy been ciesIred from the fields
- Pfrrls1Jsfi, August as-The GOlos announ-
60 that sEo vessels under orders for the Pacific
all ri.'rsair IN the Mediterranean in view of the
naval demonstrations III Turkish waters.
L1spoS- Au4-u=t 2e-Adelaide Nelson. the cele-
h1lre1 ArfrysS- was buried az Brompton Cemetery
-o-laA. illf funeral Was largely attended.
Nv kna.s. august ss-Advices from Kingston
e1 the lsSk sly q disasteruus hurricane passed
uscr dErn5aicl lasl night Thousands of people are
nnuselrss- The crops fruit trees, and farm pro-
unc- Centrally have been destroyed. Colossal
trs~s were uprOote6 and churches demolished.
Tn tzrracks II the city have been destroyed.
TIRE wharys gone and eight large and thirty
vessels nave been wrecked In the mar
bur. FEEnine l. imminent aud help is required
fo- the starving thousands.
PEu.AIss14EIA- August 27-.The Ledgeris New
York SPECIAL correspondent saws: There Is 4
disposition AZ Republican headquarters TO attri-
h1fe InFareari political consequences 10 the Pres
ldainf ag1rnfy 10 California No one supposes he
VIII make any stump speeches of partisan char
arsrr bus It i expected he will talk to the Pacific
Coax On the Chinese question, the Importance of
aounnsrcial trezties with Mexico and Central
Anlrrlca. the development Of manufacturing, min
ING and usrlnr industries, and other matters per
tanning b. the business and industrial develop
rnent az the country. In this way they think the
Pr-~id~ni EiA he able incidentally convince the
people ui both Oregon and California that the
-u-St thlaV that could happen to their material
INTERESTS irza would be change Of AdmistrA-
z1un for the sake Of change. / don't know what
rneErs Ne~ fork Republican politicians have for
thuS for-casrnc the President mission If it is
NILSSON. but the Circumstance that such of them
&-e vg1ching for these intentions on his part
lave hut r-certls rstnrned from Washington,
would seem to imply that they dealing IN
sssuEerhinr nor substantial than conjecture.
CErcs0o. August 36-The Tipses says: The
FlnMnrr Committees of the two great parties
WHICH have ushces at New York report plenty OF
E1un~y OIL hand and IN sight The Democratic
=nMnHcerS say their wealthy friends conf
st-uf cf succes- that they call on them for any
a-llarnt ~ cSAsh And get 1t without murmur.
fhr E-raIa las a long article going to show
-nAt ehr census demonstrates that the great
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