The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-01
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
PR F.M.s.s. CITY OF NEw York; DATES 7,
MARCH 18TH.

AMERICAN.
PmLADELrmA, March 1.-THE Pres says; Ran
dall in defeating Phil. Thompson appointment,
has, single handed, teaten Carlisle, Beck Black
burn and the whole Kentucky crowd and the
whisky ring with them.
WASHINGTON, March I6.-James A. Scrymser,
President Central and South American Telegraph
| Company, New York. Atelegram to-day has been
sent to the United States Legation at Guatemala,
holding that republic responsible for injuries by
its authority, with its connvance, to cables or
interests of United States citizens in Central
America. The Wachusetts, now en- route 10 La
Union, will be duly instructed.
NEW York, March 17.-ReIiable advices state
that the Panama revolution is ended.
NV YoRK, March l7.-Despite the fact that the
/ thermometer is 10 above zero, enormous crowds
thronged Broadway, filling the stoops, Railways
and curbstones to witness the st. Patrick parade
and the unusual feature of its review by the Mayor
from the steps of the City Hall. The reports of
an expected riot, which have been circulated the
past few days were entirely without foundation,
though they had the effect of bringing ont the
entire police force. Flags are flying all along the
roadway. Green ribbon badges, pictures and
feathers found ready sale. The day has been
remarkable for its orderly character. There Is
very little drunkenness.
Dover, Del March lT.-Shortly before noon
both Houses OF the Legislature met in separate
session and balloted for United States Senator.
Attorney General Gray received the vote Of every
member.
WASHINGTON, March 7.-Commander Kane tele-
graphs the Secretary of the Navy from Colon
that revolution exists at Panama and aspinwall,
and that he landed marines and hauled the Galenn
alongside the wharf to protect property. Car
thaccna is also besieged.
NV IoEK, March IA special from Concord,
Mass, says; The Concord Public Library Com
mittee has unanimously decided to exclude Mark
| Twain's new book, ''Huckleberry Finn"
WASHINGTON, March l7.-Gen. Hatch telegraphs
that Couch still threatens to invade the Indian
/ Territory, but his strength does not exceed 600
should he attempt it.
NV NoRK, March ia Hs,uiFs Ottawa dis
| patch says: Sir John Mcdonald states that the
British COlumabia Chinese Prohibition bill, If it
arrive will be dsallowcd, but as a similar bill of
last year was declared ultra rires by the British
Columbia courts, the new bill must share n similar
! fate, even if the Dominion Government did not
exercise its prerogatIve of disallowing it.
| WAsmNGroS, March ia delegation of about
/ two hundred Christian workers, mostly ladies,
| and composed mainly OF the WOmans Temper
ance Union and Temperance Alliance of the Dis
/ trict, called at the White House to-day. Miss
Cleveland received them IN the blue parlor.
! wAsHNGroS, March 17.-Fashionable society
circles had scarcely recovered from their surprise
at Cleveland's plebean habits of breakfasting at
S O'Clock and working in his shirt sleeves when 1t
receives still worse shock. Yesterday the invita-
tons TO tine official reception of tonight sent
out aud it was discovered that they were printed
l on ordinary note paper with a typewriter. Fash
! ionHble society," which remembers the elegant IN
vitatiOns Arthur used TO issue, is terribly cut up
about it, and is quite uncertain whether it shall
taboo Mr.. Cleveland, or quietly pocket the atront
PANAMA., March Il Heavy firing ceased at . D.
m last night and the rebels retired to Buena Vista
/ to recruit. The British gun-boat Heroine landed
{ seventy-fve men Yesterday with Gatliug gun 10
protect property. Traffic on the Panama Railroad
. and business has been suspended to-day and great
excitement prevails, as second attack IS expected
! President ArOsemena took refuge on the Heroine.
Colon reported to be in possession of the rebels
kilograms via Galveston are delivered without de-
! lay in Panama.
LATER.-General Comma, commander of the
Columbian Guard, arrived with re-enforcements
this morning. and the rebels retired outside the
city and await help from Baranquilla and Colon
Colon is in the hands of the rebels, commanded
by a notorious criminal. The stores there are be
ing pillaged. The leader declares that he will re-
duce the city TO ashes if the Government troop,
attempt to recapture it, The marines of the
1 United States steamer Galena are in Colon. Eng
lish forces guard the Panama Railroad property
WASHINGTON, March IS.-The Senate is expected
TO take action this session upon four treaties nonC
of which, however, are of any special importance
One is the treaty providing for the asceranment oil
facts connected with the Wiel and La Abra claim,
against the Mexican Government. Another treaty
is one IN relation to the Mexican boundary. IhI
Rio Grande changes its course so often that it Ii
desirable to obtain some definite understanding
between the two Governments as to the exact ter
ritory divided by this river belonging to each
Another provides for the extension of the time FOL
ratification of the Mexican Treaty that was en-
tered into by the United States ut the first session
/ OF the Forty-eighth Congress- The other and un
important treaty is the one made with the khe
dive of Egypt in relation to certain trade natter
that are not of general commercial importance
If the proposed treaty relating to the Wiel anC
and La Abra claims Is not considered this session
it is believed that the other treaties be dis
posed of easily at this session of the Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 1s.-The Senate TO-DAY
made the following combinations Col Nelson
II. Davis, Iuspeotor-General, with the rank o
Brigadier- General; Lieut.. Colonel Absalom Baird
Inspector General, with the rank of Colonel, ans
Edward d. Clark of Mississippi, Assistant Secre
tary of the Interior. Mr.. Clark is seriously il
with the pneumonia.
SAN FRANcIsoo, March IS.-On the affidavit o
AIr. Tyler, Judge Sullivan has issued an order re
quirinc County Clerk, ]. j. Flynn TO show caus
on Tuesday the 2ith of March, why he should no
be punished for contempt and imprisoned III th
County jail until he shall have complied with tn
order of the Court, made on February 10th
directing him to issue execution for the amour
of alimony and counsel fees awarded to Sarah Al
thea Sharon.
PHuADE1rH1A, March ls-The Pres tBepubli
d cam SAYS: The election Of Acknowledgement
Gray of Delaware to the seat in the United State
Senate Just vacated by Bayard, preserves the hes
tradition ofihat States Senatorial representation
1t gives to the national councils a man very muc
above the average of his party at home. Gray