The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-08
LATEST FoREscn NEWS.

Thumb died al Aliddleboro, Mass, July 10Th,
at the age Of - years. His remains were Cmbal-
med and he was buried at Bridgeport Conn
stone vault is now being constructed on large
LOT belonging to the deceased. The colin Will be
inClosed in solid masonry 60 prevent any disluf-
banco from graye-robbers
Hon. Genery Tvilchell, well known throughout
the United States as q railway president and bon-
gresham. died at Brooklinc, Mass, DULY IND.
The whereabouts OF CarCy. tho informer is IN
known outside of the British Government Carey
has agreed 10 q complete loss OF identity and
absolute exile.
The defeat OF tho Americans at Tho iutorna-
tional match is attributed TO tue intcriority Of
their weapons.
President Arthur'5 movements create the Inn
preston that he Is O candidate for the Republican
nomination in ISL
A steamer which has arrived at Lisbon from the
Congo River, reports Henry m. Stanley an good
health but five Belgian members Of his party fre
dead.
special from Washington says: Jay Gould
has obtained from Secretary Iolger register for
his yacht Atlanta. stating that she Is 10 make The
trip around the world.
The reported victory over Cetewuyo Is confirmed.
However he was not wounded, and made ms
escape from the enemy. An immense number ol
his men were killed.
MARQUIS Tsuur the Chinese Ambassador, has
left London for Paris TO resume negotiations with
the French Government. This viii DO the final
The cholera is spreading generally throughout
Egypt. The Sanitary Commission ls taking steps
TO isolate Alexandria. Iwunty-plght deaths had
occurred from the disease at DGInietta July 18th,
and thirty-Cght at Mansurah.
Letters from Madagascar, Mag 3Oth, Say that
the Malagasy Government has advised tho British
Norwegian and American citizens Iosdiug IN the
capital, who live near together, that the Govern
mont might not be able to protect them in the
event OF . popular outbreak.
Tho ffHfugaa Ifuv1 rtr1t5faI trn .rFf4rt r l,uT
locks for the use Of French troops IN Tonquin.
Two cargOes Of cattle are detained 81 HaiUeu. The
French Admiral has make strong complaint,
and the British Consul has also protested. some
Of the shipments being by an English firm.
According to adyicos from the West Coast OF
Africa ii. Nj. Stanley was, IN May, about TO start
ON ten months journey toward the East Coast.
Tho Austrian explorer with INN had committed
suicide Stanley had formed alliances with two
Upper Congo chiefs, thereby chCclmating Dc
Brazza, the French explorer.
Alexandria, July 23d.-All business aud agri-
culture are suspended The Customs receipts arc
decreasing. Two months delay M legal judy
ments IS granted. In the interior the rindorpcst
is worse The natives continue TO oat diseased
meat. The cholera has appeared at Damauhour,
whore the crowds of people who have pas ed
through the Gordon were collected together, and I
badly lodged and fed
Ashbury Park, n. j., July .jd-1ho aoycrosl
storm ever experienced here ragged this afternoon. /
The Madison, Gilscy and Howard Houses were
unroofed, and six carriages loaded with people I
upset and wrecked. A number Of tents were blown /
down at Ocean Grove, and an unknown colorod 7
man was blown out to sea in boat.
Slade is N training for the glove contest with /
Sullivan.
Fifty five people died of yellow fever a; Havana
week before last.
Hanlan defeated Lee and Husmar in "a three
mile rowing race at Fulton, N. Y,
The Massachusetts Legislature adjourned July
10Th sine die, after a session Of two hundred and
six days, the longest on record.
The Swedish monitor Thordoan has fouudered
near Norrkoping. Tho crew was saved. The
Ihordoer was OF about 1890 tons burden.
The reported death of General Ord has boon
confirmed. He died at Havana from yellow fever.
His body has been embalmcd.
Commodore Deitch OF the CunHrd feet is dead.
He for fifty years in the Cumpauys service.
He died on board ship in the Mediterranean,
The new naval ship Pinta, upon which $4,000
were recently expended, shows a maximum speed
Of six knots an hour. and has already gone into
the docks for repairs. The Piuta has been or
dered 10 the Pacific Coast.
Berlin. July 25th.-It is possible that after thc
meeting at Ischel of the Emperors of Germany
and Austria, Emperor William will have an in
.eryiew with King Humbert of Italy.
Berlin, July 18th. The Chinese irouclad. 10.
Gently constructed at Stettin, will sail from that
port August 9th for Shanghai. This IS regarded
Is an indication of the peaceful solution OF lliic
Buffalo July 2ith-Captain Matthew Webb. (
Inc noted English swimmer persisted IN the at
empt to swim the Niagara River whirlpool rapids
his afternoon lie was rowed in q slSiif to point
n the river opposite the old Maid of the Mist
andmg and leapod from the boat at two minutes
last four clock. The daring swimmer passed
he big rapids all right, keeping in the middle of
he stream. When he reached the whirlpool he ,
vas rushed to the American side. where waves It
estimated, arc from tliirty 10 forty feet hinh j
Tie last seen OF him he was throwing M one arm
ms intention had been TO pass the whirlpool on
he Canada side z
New York, July 25th.--,Ihe Board Of Aldermen
o-day passed resolutions Of sympathy with the
elegraph strikers, and demanding that the Com a,
any be compelled by the State authorities. n
through legal process, to restore and maintain
Tompt transmission of messages
The Emperor Of Russia was believed u lie safe
Moscow only when the Empress was AZ his side
he went everywhere with him, bowling and smil- 4
y to the people rs lie was driven unescorted I :
trough the streets as II she knew she was his 4
London July 25th.-It is reportod auar.,itipe
rs been forced acainst vessels arrfvincf From
Jrts affected wlnth the cholera. dispatch to
10 TINES says the number OF deaths from cholera
Maqjurah yesterday was l3, Chibin, IS; Zeaftuy, q
+; Meyall, 43; tfluzeh, -; Iautah. rs. Two y
lndred and eighty -four dcatlt occurred at Cairo
thin twelve hours
London, July 26tb.-Addilional adyiccs from
urban relative TO -hc death of King CClcwayo Il
ives and many Of his chiefs were also killed
Alexandra, July 26th.-Iho Kbodiyc returned
the city from Cairo to-day, and was received
ith much enthusiasm by the popnlacc t92 deaths X
ON cholera occurred in Cairo yesterday. =
Philadelphia, July 2Gth.-A reception was sliyen
night on board The new Ship Alameda. of ;be
ceanic Steamship Company of san francisco
Isl completed NJ Cramps sltipyard Among
lose who favofed,the company with selections on
e piano was Miss Maggie Cramp, aged cigh-
en- daughter of Joseph Camp, Of the we'll
lown hrm of shipbuiders. On leaving the shin i,
"a descending the gangplank 10 Il lighter along III
de- miss Crarup made iuiss,ep, AID faTiiun ~
er, was drowned. Her body had not been RS
yered up to one O'Clock.
The Iifa of July 2Sth denies the statameut that
G Miss. ramp was rclated.te the builders lED
A2IIfE. Teff. eHNE
Paris, July 27.-Tho F5yqro has adyioes from +
lmatav, by way of Alden that the British COM -
lnder there demanded of the French Admiral
at the state OF siege be raised. but Admiral
errq refused to comply.
Guayaqui, via Galveston July 9Gth.-By spon- =,
noous action the people to-day proclaimed Pc V
70 Carlo chief of the government of Guayaquii,
ID full independent powers. Tho three gov
1ments Will jointly convoke national couycn-
N.
Denver, July ath.-Ihis evening Robert Beath. y
Philadelphia, was elected COMMANDMENT Chief
tle Grand Amy nj tt. s1,o.-,.rr.1