The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10
LATEsT FoREIcN NEWs.

sa in port here on the sth inst days and p hours
from San Francisco we have received, by courtesy,
ofPurser Lame and the Secretary Of the Merchants
Exchauge, newspaper dates to October 1st. Below
We give a summary Of the principal news items:
Chicago Sept. pa special from Washington
says; Army officers here have some apprehensions
as to the intentions Of the Apacbes in Arizona, as
II IS reported they have sent their squaws and pa
pooses TO the mountains This Is said to be
pretty certain indication OF an intention TO 60
upon the war path.
Washington. Sept. 22-The condition OF the tTea-
sury to-day Is as follows; Gold coin and bullion
on hano, S20i 966 SIS; silver dollars and bullion,
Sll9,l4S,0l3; fractional silver coin. 81 2t5,gj0
United States notes, 529ju O6; total, s40i 1881
Certificates outstanding, gold, S56,Z52S4O; silver
Sffs6s2.O9l; currency, Sll9.G0,O00.
Boston Sept 22-Three fugitive Cubzn slaves
who have reached here, tell horrible story OF the
cruel treatment, 20 which b0ndsnen are subjected
on the island. They were the property Of Marion
Nanito, and were engaged filling the soll fourteen
hours day, iaboring from O'Clock A.ii. TO PM.
their meal consisting OF nine blnanas each About
every three OF four months the diet was changes
aud p pound Of Goldfish was distributed % each
slave, this supply 10 last them for the week lhc
women we're expected 20 do the same work as the
Paris, sept Admiral Courlset, commander
OF the French forces III lunquiu, sailed from
Iouraine on-the-Huahan, Thursday. on the iron
clad Bayard. accompanied by The aunboat Lynx.
ior the Galf OF IUnqum Admiral Caurbet has
been rendered complete civil and military author
v Tor the French government IN Iouuun, which
declined. 1t Is believed, however, that he may
yet be induced TO accept the position The health
and morale of the troops is excellent. General
Boubet. lately the French commander, vas ex-
pccted at Saigon On the s'th.
Dublin, Sept. 22-Nany townships in The
counties Clare and Limerick have been officially
proclaimed being III q disturbed state, requIr-
ing an additional police force.
boat containing SIX men, belong to the Ameri-
can bark Spartan, while plotting the ship through
the channel which divides the islands OF Agin-
court and EormOsa, the 3lst of July, dis
appeared and has not since been heard Of. Dill
gent search for the men has been made, but
without success.
Tie sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows con-
cluded its session yesterday. The next meeting
will take place in Minneapolis on the third Mon
day Of September, 1854.
Blue Grass has been scratched from the New
market meeting.
New York, Sept. "a cable dispatch says: Ii
appears that the Emperor's famous ride through
the streets of Moscow, when entering ii the DC
casion OF the coronation, was sham, and that be
was personated by officer OF the Imperial Guard,
made up to resemble HIM. The fears Tor ms safe
ty entertained by the secret police were too much
for him, and he consented 10 the deception skill
fully and successfully carried ont. The secret Is
said 20 have been discovered by the officials at
tached TO the British special embassy, and they
have not wholly maintained the silence which was
enioined upon them.
New York. Sept. pa London cable special saws:
The general feeling throughout Europe is OF real
uneasness. tits felt that the relations OF the great
powers are daily growing more uncertain and dan
gerous, and that the universal strain cannot be
much longer maintained
Hanburg-yon --der-Hohe Sept. 23-Emperor
William, King Alfonso, the Prince Of Wales and
the Dukes of Edinburgh and Connaught witnessed
the races here to-day. The weather was delightful.
Chicago Sept. 23-The manufacture of sugar
began here yesterday, with good prospect that
the entire crop Of sorghum cane wall be saved II
severe frosts keep OF. One hundred and twenty
five tons will be ground daily. Nearly one-half
of the large crop here 5 ripe.
London, Sept 23-Iho hunting field already
shows number o. bad accidents. Lonsdale was
thrown at q Iive-barred gate on Monday. and he
is now in a precarlons condition. Whltbread, the
well-lznov member of Parliament, was shot IN the
head by his on Thursday while grouse hunt
ing, and Sir Stafford Northcote had fall from
his horse while out hunting
LONDON, Sept. 23.-Cardinals Manning and
McOabe are going to Rome AT the end of October
10 meet the American bishops where they will use
all their influence to obtain declaration against
the Irish secret societies in America. Gladstone
will also despatch Mr.. Errington as a special en-
voy TO witch the proceedings,
BosToS, Sea- 23.-The great South African
diamond weifAing 125 carats, and which has
already cost four lives will probably be cut in this
city.
NAPLES, Sept. 23.-Two severe shocks of earth
quake were felt at Casamiccoila to-day. One
house was wrecked but no lives were lost.
Prince Victor Napoleon has applied for service
in the Swedish army.
The Princess of Wales Is becoming deaf and the
best aurists are unable to suggest a remedy.
4 marriage has been contracted between the
Princess Letitia, daughter OF Prince Napoleon, and
a son Of the Prince Of Portugal.
The rise and fall Of the tide caused by the earth
quake IN Java, greatly alarmed the people Of Val
paraiso.
All the powers have accepted the proposal Of Italy
TO summon a conference at Rome 10 arrange an in
ternationsl sanitary code.
Chicago, Sept. PA decision was rendered to-
day IL the case of Frank Kerr, who absconded to
Peru with $4,000 worth Of securities belonging to
Preston Kean a Co.'s bank. Kerr made applica-
ton for release from arrest the ground that he
was kidnapped from Peru, and therefore not pro-
pery ~ legally under arrest. The decision of
Judge McAllister remands Kerr TO custody. The
gst OF the decision Is that IN case wr1ts Of arrest
were issued by court having jurisdiction Of the
crime, those wrIts operative, matter how the
prisoner was brought within the territory Of the
courts jurisdiction The case vii go TO the Su-
preme Court
Washington Sept. 2i-Cuptain Erbn. command /
ING the United States steamer Pensacola reports 10
the Navy Department from Honolulu, August 3lst /
that during his stay IN Honolulu his personal /
association with American merchants and bust I
ness men convinced HIM that there was a feeling I
of uneasIness account of the uncertainty of the
continuance of the reciprocity treaty. Numbers I
brought there to work on sugar estates operated /
largely by American citizens upon the credit |
system. These propreturs fear that in case the /
teaty is not continued their interests threaten
ed as well those of the government by the great
number Of persons that would be thrown ont OF /
employment. American citizens were DESTROYS of /
having an American man-of-war about the islands 4
until the question is definitely settled, and Cap
tain Erbin states that his opinion was thatth /
vessel would be great protection 90 American in
terests in case of difficulties.
NV YcRE, Sept. 24.-Ex- Senator Sharon, who is |
at present in the city, in the course Of an inter
view to-day said, in response 70 the question
IS What are the prospects for silver mining in
Nevada = " Very poor / believe them pretty
much all exhausted, especially the Cornstock lode.
When you have dug down 3OOO feet for precIous !
metal and found none. believe YOU can safely
conclude there's none 70 find. Still keep up my
interests in the Nevada mines, and my citizenship
in that State. though / am at present residing in
San Francisco.
wAsHISGToS, Sept. 24.-Proposals for the pur-
chase OF condemned naval vessels here were opened
at the Navy Department. In all cases the bids ex-
ceeded the valuation The only vessels offered for
sale for which no bids were made are the Florida
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