Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22
Latest Foreign News.

by the +. VI. 4. 4. cty Of Syfney which arrived
from the Colonies GA "Wednesday evening bringing
dates Of Auckland p5p1rs ~ January 4tb,
received tbs following late Items ~ foreign usws
IOsDoH, December Zi.-IAtest adyices from tb1
berg and formed Republic. Curger has besn
elected President without violence. Tho citizsiM
are not offering any resistance.
LosDoH, December H.-The latest intelligence
~ hand from the Cape states that ihs BoSfs haye
seizcd Utrecht, and that this rebellion 10 spread
ing.
CApE Town, December 31.--A report comes 70
hand to-day from the TranaysaI That f.4 TI,ars
have followed up their recent success by ccenpy-
ing PretOria, the capital town. The ruInOf, hOW-
ever, requires confirmation.
LosDoE, Janury 1.-Latest intelligence 70 liand
from tins Cape states that the bosrB have aban-
doned the Utrecht garrison. The ga5r'~Jns NJ
Stardesn and Wakknrsiroorn are strongly m
trenchcd and we'll supplied. Large bodies of
troops are marching 70 Tie front from ss.si.
Carr TowN, January 3,-Intefligence has boon
received that the Bo'rs in the Orange River Proc
State threaten TO Join In the rebellion Ia Tfang
yaal, though actual outbreak has jet occurred.
Communication between Transyaal and SAS.lis
now completely cut OF ~ tbs Beers, and no ne@gs
has, therefore, been received from tbs seat Of
hDstities for ZONE days.
CAPyIowg January 1st.-Intslligence has been
received from Basuto land, that severe engage
Inent has taken place there, between the cpioaiI
were completely defeated, and large number "
their cattle and sheep captured. Over eighty
! Tambookies were killed and a number we're taken
onials only amounted 10 three
! An official return shows ths available forces
engaged or on the way to engage III this saPprtsaiOn
| Of the outbreak. The aggregate IL lZE European
infantry, 7lG5 European mounted men, 200 HOiien-
tots, 1856 natives, 1C.;72 In all, wiz ten
field pieces and two mortars: No idea A. 70 ITO
\ probable duration OF hostiiities can IL formed.
The situation In Transvaal Ia serious. The Drich
| Republicans clamofng for the Restoration
Of their country, and troops are being coneenlra-
ted in readiness TO suppress any revolt.
IosDos, December Z3in--The jury ompznslisI
10 try Parnel and others, indicted f,'r conzpirs y
consists of eight Roman Catholics, three Prot n
/ ants, and one Quaker. Chief Justice May, aiisF
reading statement Justifying his Language re-
| specting the rayersers, when application WA
Bench. Judge Fitzgerald presides, with Judge
! Barry as his colleague. The Attorney Generals
| address Ia proceeding.
LONDON, December z7th.-In Cork, patrol Of
soldiers was attacked whilst making ia rounds
at night, by number Of dsadectsd p<r-o,s. Scots
were fired, and after brief struggle the aailsnts
were beaten OH. Subsequent 10 this anray, police
man was shot IN the street. The nurdsrsr has not
ye, been discovered.
LONDON, January LIST. Meetings to be held in
Ireland on Saturday and Sunday have been pro-
Libted.
flying column Is trayersing the country 70 pre-
vent any attempts tina. may be made at nigh. IN
drilling.
CossTAsInoPLE, January LIST. The Porte i en-
gagged rnassng ons hundred thousand troops en- the
Greek frontier in preparation for probable bosiii-
ities.
NEwAHx, n. j., December s.-Ths bro.izs statue
Of General Phillip Ksarney was unveiled IN tho
military park here, to-day, with imposing ceEe-
monies
NEw York, December 2o.-.she Snow storm last
right and this morning interferes seriously sith
travel Horse-cArs and stages have localized ss-.ais
and are running at longer Intervals. The Storm
on Sunday Was very siosant on Fire Island. The
surf brooks across the beach betwsen the S-rs
side, undermined, and LOO bathlng
houses washed away. Tbs hotel narroisiy escalfd
largs ships cabin and much vrsek1ss 'sas
steamer washed ON the beach Tho vessel has
no, been recognized. No steamer i remsrahsEsd
- have stranded near where the hull hes
WlsaIxoIos, Dvcenlber aJ---fhs avenues %
, Washington hare to-day besn raasie.i -sth The
unfamiliar SOUND II sleigh bells, aud che snE-
rounding country Is 70 night covered With sIos 70
depth 81 nearly eighteen inches, With the snos
, still falling, The Potomac Is frozen from shore
10 shore far down QUANTITIES, and the tegnPer-
ature this morning vas only ten dsrses above zes-
ington since 1851. The eurioGs fac, noted by sha
signal Service Once Vs. that the three heavy snow
experienced In this locality during the last
! ten days have each come from the Gulf % Nsxlco
! After crossing Northern FlOrids, they hare pro
eesdsd thsncs norshward along the Atlantic Cas-,
severe along the Gulf Coast. and uow 10 falling N
Alabama and Georgia.
A-stats Deparsmsns's statensr, sho~s that III.
net balance 81 r,e against the United Sssts ana
in favor OF the Hawaiian Islands, for ,Ls year is,y
: Was ~ ,i.7,Ooo
3 The Of exports iraposss ia the Unltss
4 States for the month ending November ~, lssJ
: So 80 ,1to for the month GUIDED On AoycuL.s
~, 1879, IS, 81 ~; for the eleven months sn..
ON November ~, laoo. xlE al ,0L fos the sisyel
months ended on November a., ls79. 3zzl179 ~
Il for the twelve months ended Nosesabsr ~ lsSa
= l62,Gs.Oaii and for the twelve uosIh> elssI a.
o November ~, 1873. S31,2t5,0ts.
u The United States Revenue steamer I" Thomx
20 Corsin ~ now undergoing repairs ut ian fs4n
: cisco. - 10 be hopsd that the Dspexta.snt vii
10 again send her north 20 wrahgel Land 20 ca
" dsavsr " mud tbs lost vhaisss and she Jeanette.