The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-23

Ahe Idfghdru look the nrst prize az the CoWes
Regatta.
LONDON, August 4th.-The troop ship Niagara is
ashore at St Paul Island. The crew and passengers
are saved.
Three hundred colllers in the Norfolk pits have
struck in consequence Of ffortnightly payments.
1t is probable Parliament will be prorogued on the
18th
A dreadful murder was committed at Erranvoye
The rufians murdered a woman and wounded Sc
riously the father and two children.
The new steamer Spain made q successful trial
trip.
An unknown American vessel abandoned, was
towed to Penzance, cargo, parafne, extremely va
luable.
The Madrid official promulgates law authorizing
Government amnesty
The steamer Spain at her trial trip easily attained
speed OF 141l knots per hour.
LONDON, August 5th The Duke of Argyll will be
present at the Glasgow Centenary.
Tom Hughes is prostrated with sudden Illness
Lady Franklin has paid several visits to the study
of the American artist Bradford, and givena banquet
to his honor at her residence.
Schenck, the American Minister win be the guest
of Ashbury Thursday next He will subsequently
make cruise in the yacht LdroHiG. Schenck will
thereafter make the tour OF Switzerland.
The yacht Olius belonging to the Sultan, beat the
LivoG easily in the yesterday for the Prince Of
Wales challenge cup.
A telegram from Constantinople says the street
Railroad is opened to public use and is a complete
success
The Prince of Wales has been installed Grand Pa
tron of the Free Masons of Ireland
| The ship White Jacket, from Bombay to Hull, Eng
land, has been totally lost Rodrgues Island, in
the Indian Ocean.
The Commons to-day voted to postpone until the
next session Of Parliament, all questions of reform
In the statute laws of the United Kingdom.
Sunday Esening.-T Paris journals say the con-
dtiou OF affairs in Algeria is still critical Some of
the commanders there refuse TO obey ORDERS and the
| General commanding threatens to resign
Prince Humbert, ofIiay, is about to visit England.
DUBLIN, August Srd.-The Prince of Wales will
be appointed Provisional Grand Master of the Dub
lin Free Masons.
The Orangemen and Catholics are preparing for
riot at Londonderry, on the 18th OF August. The
military of that city will be held in readiness and
! reinforcements dispatched by the Government to
meet the threatened emergency
FRANKFoRT. .oN-THE- MAIN. August 3rd.-A Hol-
land firm () has sold in Frankfort-on-the-Mai the
bonds of the Rockford and s.: Louis railroad to the
value of nine million dollars 1t has been found out
that the whole transaction is swindle and the mat
ter is to be investigated by the authorities.
BERLIN, August Srd.-The Cross Gazette says that
the Emperors of Germany aad Austria will meet at
Ischi instead of Gastein.
MADRID, August 6th.-Four newly discovered ac-
completes in the assassination of Marshal Prim have
been summoned to trial Among them Is an ad-de-
camp of the Due de Montpensier. The Duke him
self has been summoned as a witness.
LONDON, Aug GA great riot occurred at Dublin
to-day. The Board of Works prohibited the proposed
Fenean meeting, organized by smythe, member for
Westmeath, o'Byrne, editor of the HiSEaH, and Sui
livan, editor of the Nation Notwithstanding, at 4
Pm. vast crowds of men, women and children as
sembled around the Wellington monument, Phenix
Park within 800 yards of the Vice Royal Lodge,
where the royal party were staying. large force
of police were held in readiness. procession was
formed. Smythe, Sullivan and Nolan, at the head
of 500 men, wearing the green arrived mounted the
monument and opened the meeting. The superin-
tendent of Polio advanced and the people groaned
and hissed The Superintendent, Who showed de-
termination to break up the meeting was knocked
down. The police rushed up and fighting ensued.
ne OHceGs ureW lnSlr staVes ana ielleQ the people
by scores. The conflict became hotter stones were
thrown, sticks were piled by the mob, and women
and children were trampled under foot The riot
lasted half and hour. Fortyseven persons were
known to have been wounded, many seriously
Smythe, Sullivan, and Nolan were badly hurt and
many of the police received bruises The hospitals
are full of the injured. There is great excitement
throughout the city. The police were attacked re-
peatedly, but eventually order was restored. The
leaders Of the meeting to be prosecuted During
the riot the military were prepared but were not
called out The fighting extended all the length Of
the quay Every window showing flag in honor
of floyalty was smashed.
LONDON, August 7th.-The Standard says the men
of-war Magenta Aagndainls and ReUaneae are ready
at Touon in view of possible complications in the
East. A Prussian hung at Poligny, in the Jura,
riot followed, the Germans wounding twenty and
threatening the place. Quiet was restored on the
authorities promising to arrest the offenders
Asbbury's contests are unsatisfactory. He will
reft the Cambria for America The Lfvonia remains
at home.
Minister sehenck removes to Fleming's Hotel,
PicadiIy.
LONDON, August 7th.-Tbe city is almost deserted
to-day. The markets of London and Liverpool are
all closed in consequence OF the regular bank hol
liday
AMERICAN.