Hamburg, March 31. —At 6:30 o'clock this
evening, notwithstanding rain and mud,
tlie streets were a black mass of people, in
which could be seen many colored dots,
theS' being the cups of all hues worn by
the it.fiOO students gathered here to take
part in tomorrow’s procession.
At !t;::o o'clock tonight the rain ceased
and the city presented a fairy-like specta
cle. Mu :in slum lights on the old-fashioned
towers, give a magical brilliancy to the
seene, and so numerous are tlie Illumina
tions that they create the impression that
the city is on fire. The roadways are
ci-owded with sightseers, and in some places
are almost completely blocked and espe
* Lilly in and around the zoological gardens.
Fireworks of all colors are being set off ami
the glittering pyrotechnics, with their
show* rs of sparks of various hues, form a
beautiful sp. -taele over the Alster basin.
.MARTIAL LAW ENDED.
l»rei«i«lcnt Dole Snya That Willi* In
Acceptable to Him.
San Francisco, Cal., March 27.—The steam
er Australia arrived from Honolulu short
ly before !• o'clock this morning. She left
Honolulu March 20th. President Dole, on the
18th instant, declared martial law to be at
an end and the writ of habeas corpus re
stored.
United States Minister Willis pave a
reception last week to Admiral Beardslee
and otlieers of the Pliiladelphia, for which
a large number of invitations were issued.
