The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-16

DUBLIN, July 24th.--A great meeting was he'll
Saturday on Loyd's Hill Meath to protest agains
the eviction of large number ofiarmers. violenc
was threatened if necessary to resist the eviction
HoSeKoNe, July 25th-Disturbances have occur
ed in Canton. A British gunboat has been des
patched there to afford protection to English ant
other foreign residents.
MADRID, July e6th.-ZsrriIlo's ministry is as fol
lows: President, Zarrillo; War, Cardoba; Justice
RIas; Finance, Gomez Marine, Borander: Works
Madraez; Foreign, sogasto; Colonies Malcompe
Senior Zarilla declares that they all Progresssts
AMERICAN.
CITY OF MEXICO, July 11th.-vis HAVANA, July
2Oth-The Lerdestas and PrOfriestas are uniting to
! oppose Juarez, but the triumph of Juarez is con-
sidered certain.
ST. THOMAS July 17th.-The submarine cable be-
tween St. Lusa and St. Vincent, has been laid. The
smallpox ravages Puerto Plato.
VENEZUELA, July 1Sth.-The country is quiet, ex-
cept Barcelona where there has been hard fighting.
Guzman has returned to Caraccas, and is looking
about for reinforeements.
NEW YORK, July 2lst-The United States steam
er Congress sailed to-day for Bafn's Bay with sup
plies for the Arctic expedition.
Henry Coulter and Joseph Kay, Jr, of Pittsburg,
who, with the Bigrin brothers, will make up the
champion American crew for the Worlds Regatta,
at Halifax, arrived in this city to-day, and will go
Immediately into training. Coulter states that he
is determined to get up single scull race with the
English champion at Halifax.
NEW YORK. July 24th.-A Washington special to
the Times says it is exceedingly probable the change
long expected in the Internal Revenue office will
become an accomplished fact in few days. by the
removal of Pleasonton.
The General Sheridan Club of the Irish Confed-
eracy yesterday, adopted resolutions characteri
zng the firing by the militia on the mob on the 18th
inst, the foulest blot on the civilization of the
nineteenth century.
Mace and Coburn signed articles to-day, to fight
on November 18th, within hundred miles of New
Orleans, for IS, 900.
NEW YORK, July 25th.-Charles Dyke Engineer
on Robert Fultons first steamer to Albany died yes
terday, aged IS years. Mr.. Dyke also engineered
the first steamer down the Ohio and Mississippi
Rivers to New Orleans.
special despatch from London, July oath, says
the Pope may leave Rome any day. Preparations
are making for his reception at Chateau Corte Cor
sica. Mr.. Vallery, owner of the Chateau has had
an understanding with Antonelli, and is to place it
at the disposal of the Pope. There is a movement
going on in France to guarantee to the Pope tempo
raj sovereignty over Corsica. The Pope wishes to
publish syllabus in regard to the occupation of
Rome by the Italian Government, declaring that the
measures Withholding from him all temporal powers
are void. Measures have been taken already in
Rome TO prepare for the choice of the next Pope
1t is proposed 10 choose one who may be moderate
n his ideas moi dlv IN md hy
means effect compromise with the Italian Govern
ment Cardinal Carnillo De Petro is mentioned.
The disposition made by the French Chamber of
the petitions in regard to the temporal power of the
Pope is equivalent to laying them on the table.