The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-06
UNPUBLIsHED CORREsPoyDEyCE.
Inportant Doeuments That tho President
scat TO the senate with His Message.

sent TO the senate with HIS message.
By Cnb.I Ere.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Secretnry Gresham re-
ssived his frat intimation from United Press
bulletin OF the arrival OF the Corwln at San
Francisco to-day. Whatever dispatches the
Corwin has landed for the State Department
they are unquestionably in naval cipher. 1t
will take. judging by past experience. many
hours to fully unrave. their contenta Some
hint oitheir purport, however. has und outtedly
reach ed Secretary Gresham. for he said late
this afternoon that he was quite confident
there would lie nothing in the Corwin's de-
spatches which he would give out for pu bllca-
tion Tonight. When asked about tho de-
spatches via Auckland. asserting that Minister
" ills had made a demand on the Provisional
Government 10 abdicate, no declined to speak
for publication. but plainly discredited the
report.
Revised. corrected. and complete copies OF
the Hawaiian correspondence. transmitted to
Congress with tho Presidents message OF
Dec. IN have at last been received from tho
Government Printing oflice. and have been
laid before the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs. The volume, in its com pleted and cor
rseted form. contains q number Of Interesting
and important communications from and to
Minister Willis. which We're searched for in
vain In the voluminous and confused batch Of
correspondence as laid before both Houses in
typewrilinG with the message. A con Dental
despatch from Mr. Willis 10 Secretary
Gresham. dated Nov. IL. 1888. reads as follows:
HoNOLULU. Nov. II, IsVI
SIS on this, Ith inst, a. u Seloek, presented to
call and Inc letter nccrsdtin NE as Ills successor The
tlms then pied with the rees ptiou
OF executive 1udicA. aud dlpoIuAtc representatives
not therefore had opportunity nt executing
S9n. nor Iser ieti%n sdysaols
Nonda, morning tNuv I,3I to have an intsTyie" win
the Queen. winch II satisfactory, viii he followed i'm.
msdAieIy BY ohe VIII the provisional GOvsrnUsnt.
nave thsrsi9re n.ossH teteEdam To your desHAteh
ssnt 10 Conv-,s. nm tS, INN oY ~ ne
my undsTsIaniing that You desired ia nav. IN he
facts presented before any decisive action here
Alamsda ths next vessel leaving here after next Mon
DAY VII not reach san i.anei.e9 until Nov z. during
SntSh ints''A nopsa some aenh's rssHI' may bs
the interview win the Queen, nrst had. was
sNIdeniY not satisfactory. Tor on Nov. III
nn WINS 'elegrapheu SECRETARY Utethah as
tolloNs'
Views OF nrSt patty 30 extreme A 10 rsouirs tnstrue
Il0HE WILIIs
nj. 80, u. ,l.....L -. -,
forth from Secretary Gresham that reply which
has been published, but without being accom-
panied by the M sssaRo 10 which AZ WAS An an.
S"Nl, anu 70 "a 'O'A""s.
r, plrlRIsENT o. sTAIr MAsHIyGtoN Nov "a 1893
smbAFIAssins lou vii Ipsist upon Amnes,y aud
reeozutlOn OF Obligations Of the fToNiAiOnAI HOysTn
msnI a. essential CONDITIONS OF restoration All inter
VIC GREsHAA
AZ Wiuia In HE .onaJan,t.i. J..,.,.,. = T,
aH 'i,S ,'iin ~ nts ' uhOnHu9nial uespe'cn OF
Whether the Cnltod States was prepared 20
protect the person OF the Queen had neen ON
eiGlly asked OF him by the British Minister.