The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-06-18
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.Dtnrad within a week eight whales; the oily
monsters are not very fat. however oit yirIa s nc
istactorily. Two we're cahght on ply 10 20
carcasses are towed away alter the blnbpef sIe-
moved TO the beach about two milesiromt he "par''
The great trial is over, and Mcfarland Is lIee.
The jury was ont two hours, ana rtuirHeu q - -.
of not guilty. If it were not before settigu -
I America that the mau who Kills anOther LOT Intei-
fering. however remotely, With what IS called ms
domestic happiness, it has been settled by ths tIi"i.
The troubles throughout Paris on the night OF
the 10th May, were more serious thah was an1leI
pated. The authorities were forced 10 MAKE u
large DISPLAY of military to restore order. IDe
barbados in Belleville district were stuoooThiy
defended, though subsequently, carried oy Tue sol
diers at the point of the ~bayOnet SeyeEal were
killed and wounded on both sldeL DuIln1 tuo
night other engagements occurred. ana a NUMBER
of soldiers, policemen and citizens were khleo;
Perfect order was restored before uhyiighI, anu
there are no signs of trouble now.
DR.. Osgood is very warm in his praise or the
manner in which Mr.. Bancroft performs his duties
as representative at Berlin. Il was really
proud Of the man" he says, " when at the great
festival in memory OF Humboldt. be was called mp
to answer for our America. and he spoke out ouT
feeling in pure German that brought the lmmebS"
company to their feet with cheers"
Boules. of Paris, banker, appeared before the
Committee Of Ways and Means TO argue thata loan
can be taken in Europe at 4 per cent.
CCBA.-The patriots command the entire Cinca
Villas district, and occupy the eastern portion oil
the Santo Espiritu jurisdiction.
The SpaniardS have been routed IN every dlrtc-
ton. and are closed in at Manzanillo, Trinidad.
Cienrnegos, MorTau and Santiago. The work OF
devastation is fairly inangurated IN the districts oil
Calan and Sagua.
The Spanish authorities are unable TO prevent
the Reorganization of their adherents. though MAX
ing every effort to rally their forces and give an
appearance of harmony 10 the situation with their
financial employees.
The cry OF e. Save yourself" is general. and they
seize everything within their reach.
An APPARENTLY POPULAR ScHENE.-The Mercan-
tile Library Association of San Francisco. author
lied by law. have put up a grand lottery scheme.
They offer $500, 900 cash in prizes, the first being
800. 900, and will only sell tickets equal TO $l,-
900. 900. the Association realizing a profit OF 5000
900 less expenses. One order from New York is
for $3.50. 600 OF the tickets. and it il believed that
full half of them. or $500, 600 worth will be sold
in this State-some say that San Francisco herself
will take that many, but that is not likely. At any
rate. the managers have every assurance that all
the tickets will be sold-as that az many more
could have been.
WAsHrNGroN, May 26.--Much interest is felt here
in regard to the Fenian movement, which meets
with general retrobation. There is no doubt the.
Administration will do all in its power TO check IL
and maintain the neutrality law.
1t is officially announced that mails may be sent
to New Zealand and Australia via San Francisco
mail rates. 10 cents each half ounce, newspapers
2 cents each.
CmCAGo. May 26.-Thcre is considerable excite
ment and activity among the Fenians here but so
far as any reliable information can be obtained it
uiuS NcuL uucItlJI III HlNCOn- uldhlnHs
There is u runor to the effect that q large number
OF men have left here for the frontier, and a large
quantity of arms, ammunition and supplies went
yesterday to the same destination.
The impression generally, outside OF Fenian cir
Giles, is that the arrest of General O'Neill will have
a demoralizing effect on the movement.
CINCINNATI, Nay 2G.-About one hundred Fenians
have left the city in small squads in the past thirty
six hours. it is generally rnmored.
MALONE. May 2G-The Fenians under Generals
Starr aud Gleason crossed the line this morning,
and encamped i'll a grove a mile beyond. They
are armed with needle guns.
CHICAGO, May 26.-The excitement in Fenian
circles here seems "a ther on the increase, notwith-
standing the disastrous reports. The headquarters
OF the brotherhood were crowded all day.
George Francis Train arrived in the city this
noon and published a characteristic proclamation
bristling with exclamation points, in one of the
evening papers. He is addressing a large and eX-
cited Fenians at the armOry tonight. II is reported
that 100 recruits left for the frontier to-day, and the
leaders here claim to have private information from
Malone OF the most encouraging character. One
thing appears certain, that quite O large sum OF
money was raised yesterday and to-day.
TRENTON, May 26-Judge II. S. Field died last
evening.
ST. ALBANs. May 26.-The Fenian bubble so far
as a movement in this direction is concerned, has
burst. Soon after the arrest OF General O'Ncil, the
Fenian officers held a council of war, and decided
that it vas useless to continue the campaign with
the small number of men at their command. or
make any further attempt at invading Canadian
soil in consequence the roads leading from here
to Franklin are lined with returning Fenians.
ST. ALBANs, May 26.-Gen. Spear, of the Fenians,
is here. 1t is now stated that three Fenians were
killed. and 10 or Is wounded, yesterday among
the latter, Gen. DOnnelly, in the leg, not seriously.
O'Neill is now in Burlington jail.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.-The President has is
sued a proclamation against illegal military enter
prises against Canada, and warning persons taking
part therein that they forfeit all right TO protection
from the United States Government, and enjoining
all United States officers to employ all Lawful au;
thority TO prevent such unlawful proceedings, and
arrest and bring to justice all such persons.
European.
PARIS, May lot is feared the disturbances Of
last night will be resumed this evening but ample
measures are taken by the Government TO maintain
order. Great crowds gathered in the Faubourgh
du Temple.
IL: 80 A. M-Tranquility is restored. All the
barbados were taken down by midnight, and the
streets occupied by troops.
The opposition and clerical organs question the
result of the election, and maintain that while the
vote may have a numerical value, it is without
political or religious significance.
The total vote on the piebiscitum is: Yes. T.
336.434 no, 1850. 709. In Algeria, the civilian
vote is, yes 1921, no 13,4SI army. yes &c, l65. no
90. 209.
PARIS, May ls.-The Corps Legislatif met to-day,
and proceeded TO count and verify the vote on the
PteJtScitotn. The declaration Of the result was re-
ceived with shouts Of - Vive PEmperor - from both
centres and the right. Jules Janin underworld TO
speak, but was refused hearing. lie then unlimited
an Interpolation on the manner in which the cleo
ton was conducted. and took his seat. The Cham
Der separated with renewed cries Of "ViVe PEm-
peror I" from the majority.
ROME, May l4-The Ecumenical Council yester-
day the discussion of the lesser catechism was
closed. The debate on the primacy and infallibility
of the Pope commenced to-day. The ultra mon
tame party have great confidence in the result and
believe all will be finished in a month. Abont a
members have given formal notice that
they will oppose more or less radically the proposed
ROME. May 16.-The list Of Fathers opposed TO
the definition Of the dogma Of AVAILABILITY now
numbers over one hundred.
LONDON, May 26-There will be a regatta for
Of all nations, on June u, from COwes 10
In the House of Commons, it was announced that
the Government was in receipt of dispatches from
The Governor General of Canada, stating that the
Fenians had crossed the line near Phillipsbur1 and