The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-10-14
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PnrLAps1rMiA. sept z -ro-dAy The sstsnAssee
~ the EKI osttiOS is very large. bot viu nos spp'o~ee
The 10000 q yesterday. yea pressnt arpssranees
iaIir-,e that the cash Sdeissions ~iA rs~eh f@V
$4,000.
The special Ct the TtAss from ssnt.uder states that
III an ". Tweed vas sent y~-seFday 20 CoruHuo.
wh,re he was embarked Tor Cats. 20 he ssrressdsred
on hs arrival there 20 the United si-tss onufrs
The same dlspsich announces that cue thousand
trVops LEFT CoraEna for Cubs.
Nrw YoHK, Sept. 22-wlthin the past ten days
over G0,o00 strangers have come 10 New ferk On
their way 20 the Centennial. The hotels are
crowded % excess. and many apPliesdens for roorf
lords are paying Cor lodGlaes Cor help. and guests
are sleeping 10 servants rooms.
Srw YoHK. Sept. 22.-oensral Newton has al
dressed Q special circular 90 the citizens of Astoria.
within whose territory 10 the shan Of the excavation
At Hell Gate. thanking them Cor their foriitods not
withstandlng The attempts TO create q panic lnstitnt.
ed By poltroons of the male sea TIE people q
Astoria propose TO make O general cut deer holiday.
Gsneml Newton and aid VIII Gre The mine from q
point sin hundred yards distant. The New ferk
Sabbath Society have addressed a ccmmunicaton 90
General Newton urging thu, some ether day than
Sunday be chosen for the explosion, aud seylng that
% important an undertaking Of eaginsertng soAence
and tbe fact that Sunday was chossa yin be under
stood "a In accordance With foreign usage. which
make. that a gsla-dsy aud Il will Impair the force
Of our example 40 . Sabbath-keeping people The
General replied orally that while be respected The
Sabbath as much a. any gentlemen whose seutlmenss
the note represented the explosion on that day VASE
matter 81 necessity
PREPARATIONS ron THn PnoclkNAfIoH OF uG
s'EaPKEss OF IxptA. "-CALcrTTA. Sept. 2O.-0rea
preparations arc making NJ Delhi for the ~proclams-
tion there on the ist Of january Of Queen N~ieto.ia's
title Of " Indi@ Imperatrix." Fifteen thousand OF
the British and native troops win participate. and .
weeks holiday II intended.
BELonADE. Sept. 22-The plague has brokeo ca,
among the Turks before AlCxinatl. They are oom-
PEELED TO change their position every three days and
burn butts aud tents.
Nrw YoRk. Sept 22,-A letter received 10 lhis
city from Warsaw, Poland, says that m unusual
excitement has been created there by the pubiica-
ton IN the Car. n prominent journal % Cracow,
Austrian Poland, OF the following. from lta regular
correspondent &C Berlin; 'In consequence 81 y
secret understanding between Rusaia. Austria and
Prussia, providing for the eetdomcnt ofthe Eastern
question. ~ has been determined that Russia will
annex tho Turkish province Of Rutnelia, fncluding
C3nstenunoPic and the 'Goldcn Horn Austria
she will take possession OF Warsaw aud q portion
Of The western part OF the ex-kingdom OF Poland,
paitiioned a. the Congress Of Vienna In 1919. aud
now under the sway 81 Russia" However more
dible this statement may appear, nevertheless Tho
correspondent vonchee for Its authenticity on the
ground that persons Of the Highest standing aud
seemingly well informed are fpceking freely nboht
IL, and Just now almost all the wealthy Russians In
Poland are busy In disposlng Of their property ai
any price. Moreover, n formal order from st.
Petersburg 10 the authorities Of warsaw has been
lately Issued for preparation for . spssdy transfer
OF all archives. depots and military stores. etoi
from the citadel OF Warsaw. aud also from tho for-
treas Of Aodlin 10 RTzesc.LitewskL
Turkey WILL HAVE TO COME TO TERMS -LoSpos,
Sept 22.-The Vienna correspondent OF the Tines
remarks that Affairs look Less satisfactory than on
Thursday, but IL IL confidently believed that The
Turks will yield consent Ia the end 10 an uncon-
ditional armisdce.
EsoLASD's ATTITUDE ON the TuRKisH QupsrgoE.
According 70 the London correspondent Of the
Liverpool Mercury. the English Government 10
~hampered in It's treatment Of tho war In Turkey BY
fear Of o Massulman uprising, which would be
likely 20 extend to Ipdia aud seriously endanger
British rule there. The correspondent remarks
=" What we have most 20 fear 10 a general Mussui-
man rising throughout Turkey rising which
would be accompanied by the perpetrstion OF hor-
rors Of o kind like those 81 Botak, but on a far
larger scale. The well-informed correspondent Of
the Daily Nslcs believes that such = rising 10 im-
minent. Should IL take place. Europe would sec
such q war Of race and creeds 40 has not been seen
for many q century. Nor can we be sure that IL
will be confined 70 Europe. The followers Of the
Prophet hang together, and In India there are millions
Of Mahomedans who would be ready 20 Join In any
~fanatioal outbreak against the Christians, against
VI and our rulers-that 10. II their coreligionkts on
the Bosphorus gave them the mo: d'ordre. IL 10
this, far more than the fear thst Russia will be able
to impede our approaches to India which makes
English statesmen 20 slow 70 renounce the old tradi-
ton Of their Foreign Once that the Integrity Of
Turkey must be preserved"