The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-05-27
Foreign News per Bark Mary Belle Roberts.

A Paris dispatch Of May 8 says The seports Of
outrage at Salonica resolved here represent that
the French and German consuls were dragged from
the streets into the mosque and there sabrsd. The
Governor arrived AZ the mosque after the murders
bad been completed.
A Paris correspondent says that The project Of
a general diplomatic conference on Turkish aHain
begins 10 be seriously entertained.t
LONDON, May 9tb.-A correspondent nj Berlin
Says y IL generally thought hrre that lb~ sa-
loniea affair will prove fatal 20 Turkey. The In
reference Of the European Powers Tor the benrnt
Of The CHRISTMAS Ia now considered unavoidable,
as IL n evident that the Porte II pew srl-ss 20 pro-
tect them against the outbreaks Of the ~fanatica.
BERLTS. May l0tb-The Cear lelt Sc Pstvssbuig
last night for this city. Count Andrrassy. Anstn-
an Premier. has arrived here. He bad q long confer
ence with Bismarck this eyruing. The Russian
Ambassador at Vienna Is expected 10 arrive here
EsfnmpdiAtely.
oPESIso or THE cENrrSSIAL TxnmIrron.-
PHILADELPHIA. May l0th.--Afier the reception la
the Judges Hall. President Grant was driven
through the grounds. Visitors generally appeared
satisfied with the exhibition. The Empress of
Brazil. escorted by Mrs. Gillespie, vi+lied the
wonen's pavilion this aitsrnoon. and made a tour
Of all the aisles and passages. There were no for
maiilies attending the visit. Dom P~drv also
visited the pavilion, and gave emphatic approval Of
the work there displayed by American wom~n,
One OF the most Impressive scenes Of the DAY
took place In Machinery Hall. where the President.
assisted by bis Msjesty Dom Pedro, start+d the
motive power OF that ball. At a signal from
General Hawlry. the President aud the EmDeror
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turned 1t several times. A Round was at once
heard which gave 10 the people the uBderslandlnq
that the engine was about 90 move. The INDUSTRIOUS
7O-ton ~hy-wheel began 70 move. gradually gaining
in ~rapidity until IL was travelling at its full speed.
General Hawley started The burrah, which was
taken up hy the surrounding multitude deafenlng
echoes travelled through the building, and ~ all
the wheels in the hall began to move. the ringing
OF bells and other demonstrations toad the world
that the Centennial Exhibition was fairly opened.
Atl2 o'clock. al the signal from General Hawiey.
the American flag was unfurled nom the main
building. The "Hallelujah Chornsi was rendered
with orchestral and organ accompaniment, q salnte
Of 100 guns was fired from Georges Hill. together
with the ringing OF chimes from dJgerent pats of
the ground. During the performance Of the chorus
the Foreign Commissioners passed from The plat
form into The main building aud took their places
upon the central aisle, before their respective
departments. after which President Grant. &C.
companied by Director-GeneTa Goshorn. followed
by The guests Of the day. passed into the main
building. and thence TO Machinery Hall, and from
there TO the Judges quarters, where n reception
was held.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10-EvsnIng-It is officially
intinaied that 10000 people entered the Centennial
grounds to-day. ,
Dispatches from various I,Aoes throughout DC
soubtry shos that the day was observed as Avn
tenrial holiday.
Philadelphia was grandly illuminated ~fo-night.
Great crowds Of people rendered the /f:e,s nearly
impassable. President 0raut was s~y<naded.
IL has Anally been decided. apf much debate
that the Exposition Is 20 remaiD /aoseo on sunday,