The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-11
Latest Foreign News.
Per D. C. Murray and W H. DimOnd.

Per D. C. Murray and W. H. DimOnd.
gloves Gar. W. V. April ISth-The town is
IN panic over the smallpox epidemic Physi-
clans are PROSTATE. and the Governor refuses to
bury the dead saying the county should do SO,
The trains do not stop.
ATHENS. April l6th.-The Holu, the organ Of
Tricupis, characterizes the reply of the Greek
Government to the proposal of the Powers as the
most disgracefu coup dstIt since the formation of
the Greek Kingdom.
ATHENS, April lSth.-An important demonstra-
tion against the policy of the Government has
been made here, under the auspices of the National
League.
PANS, April lSth.-The correspondence between
France and Tunis Is published. Birthelemy ST.
Hillaire. French Minister of Foreign Affairs, in a
dispatch to ROustan. dated the 9th instant, says:
Sc The French Generals will give the Tunisian
troops notice of the time when strategic eXigencies
will lead them tc borrow for their operations
TuniSan territory. either near Lacalle or in the
Medierit Valley
NEW YoBK April I9th.-Judge Wallace of the
United States Court, gave 5. A. Welch i Co.
verdict against Collector Merritt for excessive
duties paid on sugar. The decision Is very import
ant as a test case to decide many Others aggregat
ing million dollars Importers claim that the
planters had perfect right to make sugars light
or dark as best suited to the market for which
they were intended Judge Wallace so ruled
LONDON, April 1Sth-Caleutta dispatches say
The Indian Government has made such strong
representations in favor o; the retention of the
PiShin Valley. and all other posts between hhojak
and Quetta that II Is thought the home Govern
ment will sanction this arrangement which would
be decided modification OF their views in regard
To the abandonment of Southern AfghAnistan.
The news that the compromise is probable has
given decided satisfaction ir India.
New YoRx. April lSth.-Tae Tis,es Washington
special slys: The sharp words which passed
between Malone and the Democratic Senator's are
1fL-a1H- IN aa The oF dua
ing are past in this country. Ii Is reported that
Malone says he can easily dispose of all the Dem
Ocratlc Senators one by one If they will meet him
on the field of diet sleep and other habits of daily
life. That is, they will eat, sleep and drink as lit
tie as he does, and smoke much. Any chal-
lenges looking to contest of this kind would
probably be accepted.
NEw YoRx. April lSth.-The HsrIH says The
proposition Of Lieutenant Greeley, leader of the
Lady Franklin hay meteorological Arctic eIpedl-
ton to search for the JstHHsffs near Cape Joseph
Henry 800 miles from Wrangle Land. will sup
plsment the labors of the search parties proceed
ING through Behring Streets. Lieutenant Greelsy's
plan Is based the possibility of the JsIHnstf>
having been drifted in a northeasterly current
from Wrangle Land over toward Cape Joseph
Henry. The Navy Department has accepted his
offer
NV YoRx. April 1Gth.-A French publication
styled the Ls Correspondence, states that 1t has
authority for declaring that terms of peace
imposed by Chile on Peru. such as was recently
published. have been brought to the notice Of the
American Government by NJ. Asia Blrnaga and
Marcial Martinez, who recently presented to the
President his credentials of Minister of Chile
Those conditions were published In the Valparaiso
NsrrRTiO, not even as If reported by its CORE
spondent at the seat of var, but extract from
letter written by simple officer of the victorious
army to friend at Valparaiso, by whom it
communicated to the Chilean organ. The letter
merely said that il the desire of the army that
such conditions should be imposed upon Peru.
and that was all.
NV YoRK, April l9th.-The Times on the Tam
many election, says: The Kelly ticket for
Sachems vas elected by some fifty votes. When
kellys supremacy n the party Is TO be contested,
some other field Of action than Iammany Hall
must be selected. As a mere question of loss and
gain We do not know that politsl affairs would
have gained ANYTHING by the substitution of say
Judge DOnOhus for John Kelly, and there seems
TO be no particular reason 10 doubt that the Tam
many Society Is the best Judge of the kind of men
who ought to rule it From 4 Republican stand
point the perpetuatiOn of kellys power Is any
thing but misfortune
The Heruld a1gs: The manner in which the
81 Boss Kelly majority was secured adds another
chapter the disgracefu record of the leaders of
TammAny in years past. The hall was packed by
A disreputable dodge With the bel lers of the
s. Boss" who at an early hour created scTim-
mage, which vas made to serve as an excuse for
bringing IN the police, contrary to all the usages
Of the Society.
The Tri5Hzs says: From a Republican point of
view, the result Of last nights elections would
seem 10 be fortunate, inasmuch 1t insures the
continuance Of the Democratic quarrsls.
BEzLrs, April Isth--The Gar has counter
manded his orders for the erection of additional
fOrtresses on the German frontier.
NV YoKx, April I0th.-A Washington special
10 the COsstsrciaI BsIlsfiH usually veil informed
says that President Garfield told a Senator to
iay that unless the deadlock in the Senate was
broken this week, he would call an extra session
Of CONGRESS on SATURDAY., to convene within a
time.