The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-01

By the arrival Of the steamer Australia, Sunday
evening last, we IN possession of dates to the
2lst ult. from San Francisco. The news does not
seem 10 be particularly important. The result of
the presidential election IN California is in doubt
awaiting the result of the official canvass-both
parties claim Oregon:
At Booths Theatre, Nov. 18th, Sara Bernbardt
appeared for the first time in our States as Mar
guerite Gautier" in Camille, TO a crowded and en-
two acts were the occasions of recalls and great
deal of applause. The performance was not con-
cluded until midnight.
CoNsrASrNorLE, Nov. 19-The Porte has pre-
pared reply to the note Of the Powers demanding
the execution of the assassin of Colonel Comu1erf-
of. The reply declares that every Sovereign has a
right to extend clemency TO his own subjects and
states that the assassin having asked clemency his
sentence has been commuted to penal seryitude
| for life.
vienna, Noy 19-The noted Soudan traveller,
DR.. Schweinfnrth, has published letter strongly
denouncing the increase of the Egyptian slave
trade, stating that the resumption of the traffic
dates from the deposition or Ishmail Pasha, but
has increased more especially since General Cor
don left the country.
PARIS, Nov. 19-ft is stated that the real object
OF Parnels trip to Paris is to have interviews with
certain prominent Fenian leaders, The proceed
ings of both Parnell and his allies, if they are in
deed his allies, will be closely watched by the
French authorities.
ST. PETERsBURGH, Nov. 1.-two leading Nihilist
organizers were hanged at O'Clock this morning.
LONDON, Nov. 19-It Is stated that Goschen, the
British Ambassador to Turkey, will quit Constan
tinople Immediately after the surrender of Dull
cigno Lord D,Ifferin orSSir Austin Layard will
probably succeed him. Ria Pasha has been sum-
moned to Constantinople.
LOUISVILLE Nov. 1.-THE vote of Kentucky.
lacking one county, stands: Hancock 147 446, Gar
field l03 931, Weaver IL 498, Dow 257. Hancock
over Garfield 43,515; over all, 81, 760. The total
vote for President in 1876 was 259,6l4; in 1880,
263, 132
met to-day and adjourned until tomorrow. The
official returns from all counties but New York
give the Garfield Electors 62,2l8 majority. New
York is es mated at Il ,S76 majority for the Ham
cock Electors, which makes Garfield's majority
20,842.
HARTFORD, Nov. 1.-THE official vote of Connec-
ticut is as follows Garield's plurality, 1856 !;
majority, 1882
RoME, November 15th.-The Court of Appeals
has confirmed the Judgment of the Court of First
Instance, declaring the property of the Propa-
ganda Eide to be subject to conversion by the
Council of Liquidation in the same manner as
that of other religious associations.
New YORK, Nov. 19th.-The Worlds London spe-
cial says: Members of the Land League, appre-
bending seizure of their persons and property
by the Government, have invested the entire
amount of their funds in foreign securities and
lodged them in Continental bank. All their
mense service to the Government in securing
their conviction, have been removed to place of
safety, but whether this place is in the British
realms or on the Continent is matter of conjec-
ture.
The nephew of an cvicted tenant has been iden-
titled as the man who shot the custodian of the
farm near Pollars. The custodian is not dead yet,
but is likely to die.
in Agram and Croatia, Tuesday, is estimated at
100000 forms, without reckoning the damages
to churches Reports of havoc by the earthquake
have been received at Agram from the whole
surrounding country.
AeRAM, Nov. 11th.-Fresh earthquakes threw
down maIly houses, causing a fearful panic.
The Diet adjourned on account OF the danger.
AGRAM, November 12th.-The earthquake con-
tinued last night. There were fresh shocks this
morning and evening. There has been further
the inhabitants are homeless. Many people have
left town, while the poorer class are encamped in
sheds. Panic prevails, but the authorities work
increasingly to relieve distress, and the Govern
ment has sent military engineers and workmen to
assist in measures of relief. Two mud volcanoes
have formed near Agram and are in full eruption.
Several hot springs have arisen.
NAPLES, Nov. 2Oth.-The activity of Mount Yes
uvius increases. The lava flows abundantly on
the side toward Naples.
Heavy rains have occasioned serious floods in
| the province of Florence.
TEHERAN, Nov. 20th.-The Persians have des-
trOyeu the hurulSn villages around OOuJDOlaK,
and the Kurdish tribes have fed a distance of
fifty miles.
PARIS, November 11th.-At the assembling of
the Chamber of Deputies Baudry d'Asson took
his seat despite the recent vote expelling him. He
refused to leave at the order of President Gam
beta. The latter then suspended the meeting. A
majority of the members of the Left quilted the
house, the Right remaining. Baudry d'Asson con-
| tinuing obdurately, the Bureau of the Chamber
ordering his expulsion, and military guard was
called in and forced him away. Members of the
Right clustered around Baudry d. Asson, who, vio-
lently resisting with hands and feet was expelled
by the united efforts of fifteen soldiers and con-
fined in an adjacent room.
PARIS, November 12th.-Baudry d'Asson refused
/ to make promise not to re-enter the Chamber OF
Deputies during the time of his expulsion and he
is therefore still kept in confinement.
LONDON, November 19th.-The 81. James Gazette
in discussing Sgnor Magliani's bill for the resump-
ton of specie payment in Italy, says -" If Sgnol
Magliani knows the real interests of the country
he will resume in silver. Fifteen out of sixteen
million notes are for five lire