The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17
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rnent to5k place in Westminster Abbey to-day.
The coffin was covered with wreath OF flowers
The pail bearers were Mr.. Lowell the Duke OF
Argyll, Lord Derby, Prot. Huxley, slr Joseph
Hooker sir John Lubbock, Alfred Russell Wal
lace and Vim. SpottiswoOd.
NEw York April 26-The remains Of the late
Minister Hurlbut viii be taken on the O'Clock
train Tins evening 10 Ohlcaso' accompanied by MS
4 family and friends.
Ioypsy April 26.-The race for the two thou
sand uinsas at Newmarket, was won by ShOtover
-OTNktime second, Margin third.
Inc Prince Of Wales stakes were won by Mask
elvne. Fussbe second, Privateer third.
IoSDoy. MAY l-Haulan won the race with
Trickett today by four lengths with the greatest
ease. There was never any doubt of the result.
Haulau-s time was p minutes and 3s secOncs and
Trickett's - minutes and 30 seconds Hanlan
PLAYED with Trckett as with his former contest
ants.
Dr-B1ry. MAY The sensation created by the
new r,0licv Of the Government and the resignation
OF Forster is very great but immense satisfaction
is EXPRESSED among the vast majority Of the peo-
ple II Is announced that Michael DavItt Will be
almost Immediately released from prison .that
Earl Spencer only accepted the Nlce-kOyalty pro
yisionallv and that IL August next Lord Duterln
Will assume the duties Of Lord Iietenaut. Should
this urorramme be followed, nothing would give
greater satisfaction 10 the people Of ireland, with
everv section Of whom Lord Dutferiu Is exceed
inglF popular.
WAsHrSeros. May 4.-Secretary Chandler has
received the following dispatch from Lieutenant
IEKUrsK, May 4. 1882.
Hon W. T. Hunt, Secretary Of the Navy Wash
inpton: The Egaysrs was DESTROYED by FIRE, orig
inating in the fore hold on November 30th The
efforts 70 save the ship were unayailing. The
people landed with difficulty through young ice,
and are no" quartered IN natives houses. a little
clothing and one month s provisions were saved.
Native food abundant, and there Is no danger Of
starving. The bearer Of the Dispatch en-rOuted.
r. y. BERRY.
Sredni Kolymsl,, Siberia, March 9th, 1852.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-Rear- Admiral John Rod
gers died at his residence at Georgetown Heights
this evening. The Admiral was 20 years Of age
and for q number Of years was Superintendent Of
the Naval Observatory.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-The President has par
dones Fitz-J0hu Porter This Is all he could do
under the decision Of Acknowledgement Brewster
torch eve him of the disabilities imposed by the
CS-IH-mArtial's act. The Presidents action, Of
ca use, does not restore Fitz John Porter 20 the
i 81, Is II step IN that direction, unless Con
Cress shall pass special Act for the benefit Of
Porter. authorizing the President 10 support HIM.
It is known TO be P0rters intention TO endeavor 10
secure the passage Of bill which will authorize
the President TO restore him TO hls former rank.
The action of President Arthur assists Porter 10
accomplish the object Of his ambition, restoration
TO the army.
NV YoEK. MAY 5.-A cable special to the Herald
from Mini, kulymsk, Siberia Of March 9th via
Irkutsk Of May ith. saws: The Rodgers was de-
sirOyed by fire in st. Lawrence bay on November
Both Only one months provision was saved.
The officers and men now living III Chuckche
huts in the vicinity of st. Lawrence. Native food
is abundant but 1t is chiefly rotten walrus meat
and herbs. There is no danger Of the crew starry
ing. They were two nights on shore without any
other shelter than that Of their boats sails before
the natives arrived and took them IN their nuts.
Thes gtives are very kind.
WgsqryiroS Nav CHA corrected despatch
from Hoffman at 81. Petersburg, says that nOllves
were lost by the burning Of the steamer R03gs,s at
Lawrence Bay.
IN. s-r1--s--. - d., ,,,rrg,- list If DaT or,y's
party. according 20 records found III hut by Mel
vile: Lieutenant belong, Surgeon Amber,
Collins A Cart. All sam, AleXy, II II Koch, j W
Boyd, W Lee, JUersOu and A Dresser There
were originally fourteen men in Belongs party.
Of Il ese N0Eos and Niuderman are safe and
Erickson died and was buried in the Lena.
LONDON. May BIT has been announced that
there was not the slightest foundation for the re
port Of the impending resignation Of Earl Spencer.
LONDON May SIN the House Of Commons, Sir
Michael Hicks Beach gave notice, amid loud cheers
from the Conservative members, that, II cOnse-
queuce Of the critical state of Ireland, be would
move, on Monday, that It Is Of paramount import
ance that the Governments entire IRISH policy
shuAd be submitted 70 the House for discussion.
Gladstone replied he would consent to the discus
sion taking place on Monday, and II necessary,
would also devote Tuesday. 1t was announced
that Lord Cavendish would proceed TO Ireland to
night TO consider the cases of other suspects and
Cayendish started tins evening IN company with
Earl Spencer, who succeeds Lord COwper. Dayltt
viii be released on Saturday.
LONDON. May 6.-Dlvitt was released from Port
land prison this afternoon. He drove to a station
70 take a train for London, accompanied by Par
nell, Dillon and O'he!ly.
LONDON, Nav 6.-Altert Young, who was recent
" arrested for threatening the life Of the Queen,
has been committed for trial.
DUBLIN May Lord Frederick Cayendish, the
Nv Chief Secretary for Ireland, and Thomas
henry Burke, Under Secretary, were stabbed to
Jsath In Phoenix Park, Dublin, early last evening.
There is no clue TO the assassins, who reported
20 be four in number Both men were dead when
fouNl and the spot where they slain
soaked with their blood. None Of their yaluables
were touched, which proves that it not a mer-
cenary crime. Great excitement caused by
the news of the murders, and very bitter feeling
was EXPIRE sed in London lrishmen in this
country deplore the outrage and can sssign ne
.,y usUovereu TIE hue linen and cost,
mods Of " vi Presideute.'
is related of General Jubal Early that, il
Oany with a brother officer, be had at
d church once where the theme Of la
her was the Judgment Day, when tn
and sea should give up their dead
iat would you do, General, If all thos
lie the preacher spoke Of should pop III
around you2' asked his companion 1t wa
during the closing days of the Confederacy
and, after moments silence, General Early
wfh characteristic profanity, responded: "
w5ald fonscript every - mothers son O
them"
General Beauregard has been engaged fol
some time on a book on the war, and his Ms
is now almost complete. The work covers hi
military career 1t is not conciliatory in tone
1t assumes throughout the Fundamental justic
Of the Confederate cause, and maintains tha
their sentiments and teachings upon that sub
iect ought to be preserved and cherished
General George VI. Smith has also complete
= I'll - n-11 Il
Mansfield Lowell, together with history
military operations on the Peninsula He at
taoks Jefferson Davis as severely as some {
his pr soTs
Lore ssbury is known wherever th
Engli. uage is spoken as the representa-
twp 0pi5 nob.eman Of England. ii
is eqU Il home at an assemblage Of
Wash, mans Benevolent Association or
NEE ii ior The gvaagelizatiou of the Sout
AfrC q s5yages His kindness Of heart
offer p iciy r1.ognized. " am very gla
indeC = meet al, my lord, said Mr. Spur
= geou o .m at rgo meeting the other nigh
"and u ave one request to make of your lord
ship. ] IS that yea will be good enough t
keep u y heaven IS long as it may be per
sonall 4 uveuier a- sou to DO SO.
Che q Tsao Ju. present Chinese Ambas
sador > he I'm, ates, Spain and Peru, !
a rat or oopuler an, Of medium heigh
appar IT about years old, and wear
&Ye pc tacios. cue, which reaches al
va O. goouul slightly streaked' wit
6ray, D nis thin. ping moustache is .
HIgk Jet. BE with an erect bearin.
aud W q digniIg litary swing, his hea
throw. Pack and Iarp black eyes lettin
nothin escape tl. glance. Although h
cannot understand ord Of English he pay
the ST. test attention When Addressed in til;
langug p, and wl he person speaking
him h5 lore be w cep his eyes upon hi
while miopsa epeats in Chinese tn
- words uttered
entert, 'ouu1 steal Corwin which has bee
Thur s tho yl5 60 to the relief of th
disc S rev Rodgers, is commando
ne dN. A. j. the senior Lieutenant ,
tue que Marin Service. Lieut.. Heal
has ha number 1ars Of service in Alask
and in Arctic jHo became so infatuate
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