The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-01-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

NV YORK Jan. 15.-The Guiteau trial still con-
Times. Judge Porter made very strong speech
for the prosecution ScUyille was to begin his
speech for the defense on the 10th. Opinion is
divided as TO the probable verdict one iurynRn is
mentioned as being very keen when any point is
made for the defense. speech BE- Guiteau, in his
own defense Is pDblished Ill number Of the papers
Parnell has been interviewed by Chrsnicle re-
porter, and has made 4 statement of his case.
The Commercial Treaty between England an6
France, will be signed in three weeks.
The Mormon question is occupying good deal
of attention.
Cannon's case has been referred to the Committee
on Elections.
Reciprocity with Mexico is popular.
Richard Henry Dane, author of 1.-Two years be-
fore the Mast" Is dead.
reception to the Lord Bishop Of Honolulu will
be given this afternoon at tine residence of DR..
and Mrs. Mott Smith, No. 80 Lombard street.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Ihe following bill in
troduced and referred:
BY Hill ID of Georcia-For the termination
of the Convention of January 30 1873 between the
United States and the King of the Hawaiian ISL
ands.
Jan. 1o.-It is rumored that Emperor William
has decided to proclaim Crown Prince Frederick
William Regent on the I'D of March next, the
Emperor's birthday.
The outrages committed in ireland in December
numbered 574 the largest number in Muster.
Kings county has been proclaimed.
TUSIs, Jan. IA storm has greatly damaged
the French military camps and stopped communi-
cation with the coast. famine is imminent.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Frelinghuysen, Secre-
tary of State. has Just received tine following tele
gram respecting the fate OF Jea9Hstie and crew:
Dannenhauer and five OF the crew OF the whale
boat arrived at YHkutsk December 17th. They
were comfortably lodged and all wants supplied.
Melville and six mel were expected soon. De
Long and the crew of the first cutter were not
found on November 18th, the last date DOulan2er
reported. The JsrHHsi;e was caught in the pack
October /, 1879, and Grifted with the winds and
currents till June last, ard was then abandoned.
PArIs, Jan. 1.-THE principal points of Gam
bettas bill for the revision of the Constitution
follows: The election of Life Senators by both
chambers voting separately, Instead of by the
Sedate alone; delegates 20 be chosen by COM
munes, one TO be elected by each five hundred
electors the principle of the scrutn de lsts TO be
inscribed on the Constitution, the details 10 be
subsequently, settled by an ordinary bill the
Senate TO be deprived of the power OF restoring
items stricken from the Budget by the Champer
The final clause of the bill provides for the dis
continuance of public prayers at the opening of
the Legislature.
NV York, Jan. 16.-The H,ruld's Washington
special says: Well informed persons say to Gay
that the President will not make any Cabinet APP
pOlntments for some time TO come, if at all; that
no names have been determined on, and that tie
newspaper reports 50 widely and positively circu.
lated Turing the last ten days had their origin in
the friends of persons who would like to 60 into
the Cabinet, and who Imagine that their aim Can
be helped by the circulation of such iumOTs and
the printing of commeEdatOry notices.
BIsuoP's REcErTIoN.-Th Bishop Of Honolulu.
who recently arried in this city ON lis way to
England, was entertained at a reception given by
Bishop Kip of this Diocese, in his honor, last
Tuesday afternoon. Bishop Wingheld of North
ern California, visited this city, and Bishop Mes
tor of tine Greek Church, were also present. By
this reunion three great divisions of the Church
were represented. Among the clergymen present
Boute, and the Rev. Messrs. Troy, Todhunter,
Perkins, Lee Mel. EastOn, Lines, Neales, Lion,
Citizens, Spaldng, McMurphy, Mead. jerks, Mott
and Young. The tune passed IN pleasant IN
tercOurse and III making the acquaintance of the
visiting Bishops. Several ladies assisted Mrs. Kip
in entertaining her guests At the close all assem-
bled in the library, where the DO1ology was sung,
and the Apostolic benediction was pronounced by
the Bishop of Honolulu.
few Bargains Of the remaining Stock Of Dry and