Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume VI, Number 10, 9 Malaki 1867 — Page 2

Ka Nupepa Kuokoa

KE KILOHANA POOKELA NO KA LAHUI HAWAII.

English Column.

From the Sacramento C@l@n, Feb. 2

FOREIGN NEWS

            The telegraph gives us Eastern news un-

der date of January 31st and Feb. 1st.

            The Senate passed the new Tarrif bill at

the evening session January 31st. by a vote

of 27 to 10--a much stronger majority than

was anticipated by the speculative corres-

pondents of the fee trade journals.  Yester-

day the Senate took up the Bankrupt bill

but adjourned without action.

            The Alabama Legislature has enacted a

law authorizing the establishment of a system

of free schools for the whites and blacks, the

races to be taught in separate schools.

            A dispatch from Junction City, Colorado,

gives an account of another horrible mas-

sacre by Indians on the Plains.  The

Cheyennes were the perpetrators of this

bloody deed.  Of sixty-three men who were

encamped, with a train, near the head of

Smoky Hill river, fifty-nine were killed.

            Additional failures are reported in Wall

street.  A number of the insurance com-

panies are said to be in a tremulous condi-

tion, owing to the heavy lo@ses by fire and

marine disasters during the past year.

            The special correspondents of the New

York Times and Tribune are now satisfied

that the Judiciary Committee of the House

of Representatives have obtained sufficient

evidence to justify the presentation of articles

of impeachment.  The Committee have ob-

tained permission to sit during the sessions

of the House.

            General Grant has called a council of

general officers, to meet in Washington and

consider matters of importance to the army

and especially the arrangements for main-

taining garrisons in the South.

            A bill has been introduced in the Senate

providing a subsidy for a line of steamers to

run between San Francisco and Honolulu.

            The Tennessee House of Representatives

had a test vote on the bill to establish equal

suffrage in that State, resulting a yes 36, noes

28.  The loyalists in that quarter and jubi-

ant over their success.

            The dispatches by the Atlantic Cable state

that Garibaldi discourages the project of a

revolutionary rising at Rome; that volunteers

from Greece continue to to to Crete.

            The substance of the letters from Grant

and Sherman protesting against the practice

of selling arms and ammunition to the Indi-

ans, is telegraphed.

            The New York World announces that the

President, the Cabinet and leading rebels

have agreed upon a new plan of reconstruc-

tion, and assumes that it will be greedily

swallowed by Congressional gudgeons.  The

President is going to recommend qualified

negro suffrage to his Legislatures in the

South.

            The President's new plan of reconstruction

seems to be distasteful to all parties.  The

Southern journals, as far as heard from, con-

den it.  the Governors, who were expected

to stain it, do not venture beyond a brief,

non-committal letter.  The Southern Repub-

lichen Association denounces the plan.

            The deficiency in the wheat crop of Great

Britain is estimated at sixty-four million

bushels. 

            It is reported in Europe that the King of

Greece is to marry a Russian Princess, which,

if true, is significant in the present aspect of

the Eastern question.

            The feature of the news by the Atlantic

cable is the speech of Queen Vitoria at the

opening of the British Parliament on the 5th.

The speech was unusually long, making two

thousand words.  It cautiously recommends

an extenuation of the elective franchise and

breathes an amicable spirit towards the United

States.  A dispatch says that during the

delivery of the speech the people cried "Re-

form! Reform!"  It was arranged that on

the day fixed for the meeting of Parliament

there should be a popular demonstration in

the vicinity of the Parliament House.  Ex-

citing times, these, for "my lords and gen-

telmen."

            Maximilian was still in the city of Mexico

on February 5th.  He had sent Miramon,

with seven thousand men, to attack the Li-

berals at San Luis Potosi.  If victorious he

intended to order an election and abide

by the result.

            [From the weekly al@a of Feb. 16]

            Was@ington, Feburary 11th,--Sanford

Conover, the detective, who fabricated the

testimony showing the complicity of Jeff.

Davis with the assassination of President

Lincoln, was found guilty of perjury.

            Chicago.  Febuary 11th.--The newly

appointed in New England, where the

depth of snow is from five to ten feet.  The

damage around Providence is already esti-

mated at $200,000, and the vicinity of

Norwich, $10,000 The ice on the Dela-

ware River has broken up.

            New York, February 11th.--The North

Carolina Legislature, on account of the greed

destitution throughout that State, has passed

a bill postponing the payment of private debts

twelve months.  The people  of Pitt County

had nearly compelled the Sheriff to burn the

writs and executions against them. 

New York, February 11th.--Slomon

Johnson, colored, formerly President Lin-

coln's barber, has been appointed a first-class

clerk in the office of the Secretary of the

Treasury.

            London, Febuary 11th.--The Reform

procession marched through the city all the

afternoon.  It was immense.  There was

not the sightest disturbance.  A deputation

headed by John Bright waited upon Glad-

stone.  It was favorably received.  It is re-

ported that Disraeli will offer a plan of re-

form to be adopted in Parliament by resolu-

tion. 

            Constantinople.  Febuary 11th.--The

Sultan has resolved to emancipate his

Christian subjects from their political dis-

abilities, and he has called a Turkish Parlia-

ment. 

            NUHOU KUWAIIO

            Amerika Huipuia

            Ua hooholoia i ka Ahaolelo he kanawai e

ae ana e lilo o Nebraska (@n ma ke ko-

mohana o Iowa) i Mokuaina.  Ua haole ka

Presidena i keia kila kanawai, ua hoihoiia

nae i ka Ahaolelo la, a nolaila, ua lilo

i kanawai, a ua komo mai ke kanakolu-ku-

mamahiku o na Mokuaina iloko o na oihana

a me na mana o na Mokuaina a papa o Ame-

rika Huipuia.

            Mainua iho nei, ua hele o Suwada opio

(F.W. Seward) i na Mokupuni o I@ia Ko-

mohana, oia hoi o Kuba a me na moku e

kokoke ana, me ke ano elele hana malu o ke

Aupuni.  Ua hoi aku nei i Wasinetona, a i

ka oleloia, ua lilo i ke Aupnui o Amerika

Huipuia ma ke ano kuai maoli, kekahi mo-

kupuni i kapaia o Sana Toma.  No Dene-

maka keia mokuliilii mamua iho nei.  Ua

makemake ia paha i awa ku moku manuwa

no Amerika.  Aia a maopopo mai ka lilo.

            Ua laweia mai ma Nu Ioka mai Enelani

mai, he oo-palau mahu, i hiki ka eka aina

hookahi i ua palau la iloko o ka hora hooka-

hi ke palau iho.  He $10,000 ke kumulipo.

Ho'okahi kapuai okoa ka hohonu o kona pa-

lau-eli ana.

            No ka pilikia o ke alanui nui o Nu Ioka,

o Alanui akea (Broadway) i ka piha mau a

huikau wale i ka nui wale o na kaa-lio, a

hiki ole i ka poe hele wawae mai kekahi ao-

ao a i kekahi aoao o ua alanui la, nolaila,

ua hoomaka ia e kukulu i ua po hao, maluna

loa o ke ala hele, me ma alapii hao e pii aku

ai a luna o ua uapo nei, a pela e ae ae ma

kela kapa alanui, a iho hou ilalo.

            Ua hook@mo ia mamua o ke Ahaolelo he

bila kanawai e kokua makana dala ana i ke-

kahi Laina Mokuahi holo mau mai Kapala-

kiko mai a i Honolulu nei.

            Ua nui mai nei ka kau ma Nu Olina i

keia hooilo, no ka nui o ke anu. He mea

hou i malaila--aohe i ike ia mamua e kua-

kea ana ko laila mau alanui a me na hale i

ka hau.  Ua ikaika loa no hoi ke anu ma

Nu Ioka, aole hiki i na kua ke hele no ka

nui o ka hau.

            Enelani.

            Ua wehe ka Moi Wahine i ka Ahaolelo.

Ua olelo kela he mea pono ke hoomahuahua

ia ka nui o ka poe e hoko balota ana, e like

me na aupuni makaainana.  Ua manao ia

o ka hope paha keia o kona hele ana imuao

ka lehulehu e wehe ai i ka Ahaolelo.  Iaia

e hai ana i kana mau olelo, ua kahea mai

kekahi poe mawaho. "E hooponopono hou,"

E hooponopono hou"--oia hoi, e haawi i ke

koho balota i na makaainana.

            Ke oleloia nei no ka hookaawale ia Kana-

da i Panalaau Berekane e pili ana, i Aupuni

Kuokon; a ua oluolu no kekahi poe koikoi

o Enelani, no ka mea, he mea ia e mama ai

ke poho o Enelani, i ka malama ana i kana

mau keiki, oia o na papalaau,  Ua aneane

hoomakaukauia ka hui o ua mau panalaau

nei.

            Europa.

            E noonoo ana ka Pope i ka pono o ka

hool@lo ana ia Kolumebusa, ka mea nana i imi

a loaa o America i Mea Hemolele, a e kapaia

o Sana Kolumebusa.  E hoolilo paha aua-

nei ko kakou mau Pope ia Kapena Kuke o

Sana Kuke!

            Ua kukukuia ma Pekina, ma Kina he

Kulanui Europa, e ao ia i na olelo o Eu-

ropa.

            E hooemi loa ia ana i lalo ka uku no ka

wae@ telerarapa Atelanika, i hookahi no da-

la o ka huaolelo hookahi.  Mamua iho nei,

elima dala o ka huaolelo hookahi.  Mai ka-

palakiko hoi a Nu Ioka mamua iho nei, he

$8.00 o ka umi huaolelo, a i keia manawa

$6.00 wale no.

            I keia manawa ua nui loa ka palaua i la-

we ia mai Keleponia aku a i Nu Ioka, a ua

makemake loa ia malaila, no ka maikai o

ua palaoa la.

            Ua hana hou ia na lako o loko o ka hale

o ka Peresidena, $40,000 ka lilo.

            Ua kokua ko Nu Ioka poe i ka pilikia o

ka põe ilihune ma ka Hema, i ka pololi, 20.-

000 dala.

            Ke hoomakaukau hou nei no i Kili a

me Peru, e kaua me Sepania.

            O Berazila a me Parakue, ke noke nei no

i ka liku aku luku mai.

            O na Ilikini no hoi kekahi ma Amerika

Huipuia, ke hookala pahi nei, a ke holoi nei

i ka lakou mai pu, i nee mai ka ilikeokeo,

aohe nao.

            E kokua dala ana kekahi poe o Amerika

i na Kerete i kipi ia Tureke.

            Nana iho i keia mau la paa pu na

kanaka ma kahawai nui o Honolulu nei, o

ka paa no ia mai ka uapo a Haaliliamanu a

hiki i ka uapo a Ka@@ika kau a mea o ka

makahehi i ke Paeaea oopu.  Nunui loa no

hoi ke poo o ke Okuhekuhe, loaa ka i@ai o

ka la inaka poniuniu o ka noho ana.