The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-23

The following is the latest ana most hHpoEs-l
items of foreign news received per Discovery from
San Francisco and steamer ZeOlandia from Auck
land.
czrc,ao November 2d.-The Times Cleveland
snscial stvs; Mrs Garfield went to gainesville to
dsv and took out letters of administration line
buik of the property is the Mentor homestead ant
fine Washington residence. The life insurance o.
$4,000 has been equally DIVIDED DetVeeh th'
widow and the family.
WASHINGTON. Nov. ain the Criminal Court
.tis morning the counsel for Guiteau made mo
ton for the delivery TO the Property Clerk OF th'
Court OF the papers belonging to Ouiteau- h'
also asked for further stponeInent OF the case
The Court reserved its decision.
w,surSe1ox. Nov. 3.-One of the surgeons II
attendance on the late President GARFIELD says
that the bills for medical attendance nave not ye
been presented 70 Mrs GARFIELD. Ine intentlon i
~ send the bills to her receipted, and allow the
friends of the late President to carry the mattel
to Congress, and ask for an appropriation to pay
them The bills will be made large enough, g
that, after Congress cuts them Gown, tney WI WI
still be large enough to pay the doctors Literally
for their services. r. -;
inc ali his time 70 the late President ms Praclce
here is about all broken mp, and that the doctors
nearly ali shun him because of his violating the
code of medical ethics in holding on to the case
after the Presidents family physician, DR.. ba1-
ter, made his appearance.
YoRH. Nov. IA washington specldl W the
U5.,-Id saws: have good authority for saving q
c,ble disDatch was sent Monday by the United
States Government to General Hurlbut, Minister
to Peru directing him to continue to recognize the
Government OF Calderon as tne leSi'iiu''e NO'-
eminent OF Peru.
NU.sv,NeroN Nov 3-The report that the Gov
eminent had directed General Hurlbut to con
Time to recognize the Government oil PRESIDENT
Calderon as the legitimate Government OF feru
was shown to Secretary Blaine to-day, and IN
If II true he SAID. 1lere
Is nothing in the affairs of Peru about winch the
Department cares TO speak.
IospoS Nov 3.-The ST. James Gd-ette demon
strates the holowness of the claim of the holders
of Confederate bonds, and the futility of endeav-
orino 10 exercise any pressure on the Southern
States by the means resorted To with Indlnereni
success in the case of sovereign States, such as
Turkey and Peru The Confederate oon9s' aIt -
a considerable advance, nave uscllAieu W - 10 w
per elO0.
LONDON. Nov. 3.-The Times, in its financial
article. saws: The purchases of Confederate bonds
are believed to be entirely due to the action OF
CLIQUE. prepared 10 run up the prce OF any ruo,
bsh il they think there is the talntest chance Oh
allurinc the public into joining in the venture.
Jbe Dqay Neirs knows of no amount IN the
Bank of England or elsewhere IN any way avail
able for these mischievOus claims Inc Con-
federacv doubtless had other liabilities which pro
bablv long ago absorbed the moneys originally
living here. II is greatly TO be hoped thaI no
more agitation will be suffered on the subject.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The State Department
has had no correspondence, and does not contem :
Mate having any with the English Government
With reference 10 the reported balance IN English
banks 10 the credit of the Confederate States
European.
ST. PErrRsBuRG, Nov. 1.-The police have Just
made an important capture. Their suspicious nav
inc been directed to the inmates OF house IN
resnectabe quarter of the city, the police sur
rounded the place at night, burst open the doors
and seized a man and woman who we're preparing
dangerous explosives. Socialist pamphlets were
found in the rooms. The man is student IN the
School of Mines Last week number OF Nhllist
proclamations we're distributed about the city, and
several copies were thrown into the barracks OF the
Imperial Guard. 1t is stated that the Gar mas
lately received many threatening missIves
Five employees of the Czars Palace at tatschlna
have been arrested, and one revealed plot TO re-
peat Gatschina the Winter EnIs rs,
MANY naval officers recently received copies OF a
revolutionary proclamation, summonlng them TO
Join the cause of liberty and Justice
ToNDoS Nov 2-In the municipal elections of
Yesterday the success of the ConservauNes was es-
Dscially observable in the towns where the lrlsh,
Who are opposed to the Liberals reside
The Truth says: The late Baron James hoths-
child incurred losses on the Bourse IN October,
amounting to 100000 francs, and bis anxiety
caused the bursting of an aneurism
Dr-nrrN. Nov. 3-Dublin castle is at its wits-ehd
rerardinp the Ladies' Land League. The branches
ali over the country are being suppressed, ana yet
the law officers here can find no grounds on whlch
10 deal with the central executive winch met again
this afternoon quite openly IN the old Offices oil the
League Miss Parnell presided, and among those
present was Miss Helen Taylor, member OF the
london School Board, who came over to throw IN
her LOT with Miss Parnell and her assistants Miss
TAYLOR said that every Englishman or En2llsh-
woman who had the smallest respect Tor constltu-
tional liberty morally bound 10 enter the
strongest protest against the ladies', winch were
now disgracing England in Ireland. She almost
felt as TO those who born in Ireland the name
Enelishman must be just ground for hatred and
contempt. She could assure them that there were
Thousands of people in England, and that there
would before long. be Millions who would make
their voices heard unanimously IN protest against
its iniuuities She hoped that punishment would
soon fall on those who were opposing lreiahu' one
did not know how to speak of political oppression,
or of that state of things IN which young girls old
women and blind boys were put to death by the
bayonet thrusts of the police without shauoW OF
excuse There was not power IN England 70 put
indiyiduals into prison for denouncing Gladstone
as a wicked INSCRIPTIONS, and cruel man. Miss
TAYLOR had the honor of being appointed a mem,
her of Miss Parnelrs organization the Political
prsoners' Aid Society, which deYotes ITSELF 10 the
care of the families of prisoners arrested for pot-
icaI reasons under the Coercion Act and which
caters for the prisoners themselves.
good deal of iubilation exists IN League quar-
4ers at the result of the municipal election In the
great Irish centres of England
DrurrS. Nov. "A tenant farmer named Do
herty was shot dead last evening while enTeng ms
Louse ut Carrigan Galway. 1t Is believed u was
done because ne had paid his rent. de had been
" Boycoued some time ago 1"o persons nave
been arrested.
Several hundred fresh cases for adjustment have
been notified TO the Land Court to-day Inc
block of business increases.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-The accounts OF the ARRAY al
T2aimullet last week, appears to have been exaS-
,-srated 1t is now stated that only one death re-
suited from the shooting. :, -,
me police of Limerick have been provided with
revolvers in place OF batons.
"a speceed O'Hagan Lord Chancellor OF Ire
land. William NJ. johnson, member OF farlla-
,ne,t for Mallow and Socitor-General Tor Ire
land. will succeed Law. Patrick Egan VIII con-
TEST Mallow against johnson, whose appointment
10 the Attorney Generalship makes necessary
fresh election.
n. PrrrnssuRe, Nov. 3.-.It is stated that five
,,oiitical prisoners tried here last week. but
Inc authorities maintain secrecy.
rr,iser which lately returned to Constadt is
rpnorted 70 have been searched and several of the
crew arrested -. -.
The Nihiiists thrasten TO prevent the Cars coro-
nation unless he grants special CONCESSIONS
Ra,,r. Nov. AIT the secret consistory, Mon
dsv he Pope spoke with nnwonted violence. lie
stronclv blamed The Emperor Francis Joseph for
.,;,s;,,o Kino Humbert He said something
ms he done TO shake of the yoke from the
church.
Toxn,x. Nov. S.-Advices from Buenos Ayres
..ste that Chile sent special mission to Peru TO
conclu ie treaty Of peace, or provide TO. the com
rieie military occupation OF Peru.
T,xnoN. Nov. S.-Negotiatious for the CONNER
.isi treaiv with France have failed and the brlt-
isa Commissioners are coming nome ths rrenca
ofers fan far short of the point at which a com,
promise might be entertained The prlncipai
5Farance i relative 70 cotton. 1t Is thought the
Gsmbetta Ministry viii prove more reasonable
than the present one: ... 49,.
The Tones says II is in position 70 state tnal
t-safv neooriations with France have not been