The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-10
LATER TELEaRApRIC NEWS

The following dispatches acre forwarded 90 rs
by Ife Western Union Telegraph Comp&ily. per
mih0, and - one days later news than appeared
10 The san Francisco journals received
LoNDoN. July 1.-THE Times. oommeniiug GA
the Stokes uiRl. says At the bottom OF what Nc
call this miscarriage % Justice is that indifference
which Americans feel for violent crimes ia which
both murderer and victim are roNdies
SARATOGA. July I7-Tbe Court Tor he impeach.
ment irisl % Judge Barnard met here to-day. aud
orgaaizrd with Judg. Church as president. a
motion by Judge Barnard's junior counsel for a
pustFoneucnt On account Of tGe absence OF senior
counsel and illness OF Barnard, was unanimously
negatved.
NV YoRE. July l5.-Saratoga special sayp that
experienced turimen are OF The opinion that Long.
fcloc Is completely broken down sDi will never
run again. He IA a perfect picture OF misery. There
Is a complete circle cut trom the centre Of his hoof.
extending round the coronet ring TO the heel. The
middle tendon is swollen TO three iimrs is natural
size. Tic broke bis plate on one hind foot AZ The
%haillnile pole. when he was tapping the other
horse. snd cat his fore foot with a. Harper ~
completely overcome, and walks around with sor-
rowiul looks.
LONDON. ont.. July lT.-Cornwall, who assisted
in the abduction Of Bra,ton. was found guilty. aud
sentenced TO three years In the penitenuary.
ALEXANDRIA. (EEypt) July 1.-THE military
commission TO inquire into the recent iracas Of
Consul Gen. Butler and otLers. is In session. IL is
composed Vt Gen. Stone. Col. Purdy. and several
native officers OF the Egyptian army. Buffers des-
NAtNNNARA 10 ANN y AMY hA0NA-A 40 HbkHAEAA III
has gone to the United States.
SASAroGA. July lT.-tirst race to-day. mile dash.
purse oi S5oo. won by :" Alarm - in l4xl. Second
race. one and = halt mile. e Allie Hunt won In
2:4Os. Third race Of two piles, t" Tnbman " won
in 1891.
Nsw YORK. July IA Washington dispatch
says that Secretary Fish arrived there yesterday.
very much annoyed over the publication 81 Cataea.
zyis defence. When the original documents were
hrsi announced Fish tried to obtain q copy from
Chief Justice Chase, TO whom they were addrpEaed
In the form OF u letter, but failed. Since Cataeazy's
return TO Europe be maintained silence, until bis
successor, Baron OfrnbnrR WAS received by the
President. The President ON receiving Ofrnburg
alluded to the Catacazy matter. which was regarded
by The Russian Government as uncailtd Tor. aud Il
was this that gained for Ca.acazy permission to
make bis story public.
The Apollo Hall Democracy Of the city Of New
York has not yet signihed lis course 90 to the Bal
umore nominations. The Tribune accuses Senator
OBrien. who is foreman Of that organization, with
attempting 10 carry 1t over TO the Grant party.
stokes counsel say that they have n o intention
TO try to SECURE bail tor their client at present.
A wealthy lady named Frrdrricks, aged rs,
drowned herself at Hackensack on Sunday, from
grief at the loss of her brother.
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE Dcmocratic-L Liberal.
Republican Central Committees met yesterday at
Springfield. In Joint session, and nominated a full
electoral ticket. with Ex-Gov. Bross. Republican,
and Judge j. Cation, Democrat, electors at large.
The political campaign promises TO be warm;
both parties are already making appointments for
great meetings at various points, North and West.
New York dispatch says that Gen. Porter said
to an interviewing reporter e have received
several letters from leading Democrats--no nero
political soldiers Of fortune-but Democrats Of
great standing and lifelong'-
Here the dispatch abruptly leaves of, and we
are at liberty 10 coDjectnre-until the arrival Of
the next mail-what was written by those life.
long " Democrats. doubtless because % tiros" WAS
called for special busincss,1