The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-10-11

sent at 3 o clock in the afternoon, when the muI
neers were already on the roof of the Residenc
which was just being set on FIRE. The bearer
the letter was thrown from the roof and made ii
sensible. When be recovered he was brought b
fore General Kehrin Khan, commander of Il
mutinous brigade, who said that he was powerle
against the mutineers, and ordered the trooper
be imprisoned. On revisiting the Residency II
escaped trooper saw the bodies of Lieutenar
Hamilton and Mr. Jenkyns stripped and cut I
pieces.
A dispatch says: Intelligence has been n
ceived Of a terrible outbreak at Herat. Th
troops have reyOlted and murdered the civil an
military authorities.
LONDON. Sept. lS-Three thousand persons ar
now ztterly penniless in Middlesborougb.
CoNsTANTINo2LE, Sept. 2l.-The man who en-
deaVoTed To force his way into the garden Of til
palace on Wednesday last. and in the attemp
wounded three soldiers. was subsequently, shot b.
the Nizams. He was a Roumanian. a demand
for the surrender of the mans brother has beef
refused by the Roumanian representative.
LONDON. Sept. 2l.-The Times Rangoon CORE
s%pOnden; confirms the report Of the departure o
the British Resident from Mandalay. Crueltiei
continue to be peIpetrated by the King o
Burmah.
The final assembly of the great chiefs, council.
Tors and people OF Zululand was 10 be held al
Clandi to-day. when the terms Of peace were TO be
proclaimed. and each Of the chiefs selected to rule
over the territories was to sign an agreement
According TO this agreement each chief undertakes
~ AoANEo AAIE I'M lAOh ally II hudL-
ever. and the importation of merchandise from the
sea coast il also forbidden. The making of war
and the succession to a cbieftainsbip will be sub
ject to the approval of the British Government.
When British subjects are accused of crime their
trial and sentence will depend on the Residents
approval. The alienation Of land will be abso-
lutely forbidden. In all respects each of these
chiefs will be a sovereign in his own territory.
A chief will not be compelled to admit mission
aries. and the prohibition OF the alienation of land
will not result in favor OF grants to missionaries.
The British Residents will be instructed to advise
the chiefs. but to exercise no authority over them.
If the chiefs disregard the terms Of the agreement.
the Residents will report their conduct, but will
have no power to give orders. The course of the
White UmvOloos River, from the Kambuld Noun
tains to the sea. will divide the northern from the
southern residency divisions. Many of the chiefs
receiving territories are representatives of the
ancient tribes who were subjugated by the Zulus,
and they rejoice at the recovery OF their indepen-
dence.
ODESSA, September 22-The VeSttnik publishes
a letter from Kiev describing the terrible fire
which occurred in that city on the Sd inst. While
a furious storm was raging the fire broke out in
seven different places. The Offices OF the Fire
Brigade and the Chief Of Police, the station, the
gunpowder magazine and four petroleum stores
were simultaneously set on fire. The whole city
wrapped in a thick black cloud Of smoke. and
every now and then the people were terrified by a
series of detonations and loud explosions. The
garrison and fremen of the suburbs and
many of the inhabitants labOred indefatigably to
a Nhk oAoa Wv bH ~ 49, ~
until the morning of the second day
after it broke ont. The loss was enormous. Many
lives were lost. including those of several children.
PARIS. September 23-The Minister of Justice
has ordered proceedings against a Judge of Tou-
ouse for proposing the health OF the King at a
L~egitimist banquet.
SMLA. September 23.-Oficial intelligence has
been received here from two authentic sources, by
way of Persia. confrmatory of the news of the
russian advance column having been defeated by
urkOmaQs at GpOkteDe. with the loss of 700 |
Tiled, and the Russians are falling back on
}uerma.
LONDON. September l8-Sir Garnet Wolselpy
from South Africa that all the impor-
ant Zulu chiefs have now submitted 10 British
authorities.
Cape Town advices of the I'd say When Cete-
VayO was captured he was utterly Frustrated. The
ling was taken to Ulundi. During the march
leven Of his followers tried to escape. and six
we're successful. The other FIVE were shot. The
will be taken to Marltzburg. and from there
GTeytown.
Details OF the capture of King Cetewayo show
while the King was being watched on one
ide by Lord Clifford and some scouts, Major Mar
Pr. with a detachment OF the First Dragons, APP
him from the other. Lord Clifford,
those presence was unknown to the King. intend
d TO defer an attack until %nightfall, so as to pre-
ent the King from escaping in the dense bush.
'etewayo had caught a glimpse of the Dragons,
ut in consequence of the bad condition of the
round they could not approach quietly. Major
Iarter, however. directed the removal OF all noisy
and sent a native contingent ahead.
hese surrounded the kraal where the King had
lken refuge. and Major Marter then rode mp and
allied TO CeteWayo 10 : come out of that" The
ing. after some parley. complied. He preserved
dignifed demeanor and asked to be shot. He
ad twenty-three followers with him.
A Durham correspondent reports that Cetewayo
i'll be placed on the gunboat Forester OF Port
which leaves with sealed orders.
LONDON, September PA correspondent at
ape Town writes that the Colonial Government
as consented TO keep CetewayO there as a state
pending the Queens pleasure.
LONDON, September PA Vienna dispatch
.ys that it is now clear that the object OF the
Getting of Andrassy and Bismarck was to main
in peace in Europe by a strong alliance, and to
-adually separate Russia from the rest of Eu-
'pe.
PARIS, September 25.-The GduloiS publishes a
mmunication denouncing the i%ntrigues OF Senior
Drilla and other Spanish Republicans in Paris,
I'd states that they are about to issue a manifesto
such vague terms as to be acceptable to Repub-
cans, Internationalisls and Communists alike.
be GdldOiS expresses regret that the French Go
shut its eyes to facts tantamOunt to a :
against a friendly sovereign, and says
at by doing so the Government will sooner or
ter expose itself to circumstances which it
ould carefully avoid. d.
LONDON, September 27.-The Indian Government, !
view of the condition of affairs in Afghanistan, /
IS requested the Home authorities for permission to 1
tain three regiments, which had been ordered to
lgland. Q
LONDON, September ga correspondent Il at Paris
vs. that a meeting had been held at Aosta, Pied :
to consider a scheme for the construction of a
mel under Mont Blanc. :
LONDON, September ga dispatch dated Care :
wu says Cetewsyo left Port Dumford on the 4th I
slant. Quarters have been prepared for him at /
e Castle here. All the remaining hostile chiefs in =
lluland have surrendered. Sir Garnet Wolseley :
rived at Utrecht, Transvasl, on the 18th instant.
BERLIN, September 26.-The German quarrel /
tn Japan is said to be getting more serious. A :
,rman steamer was recently authorized by the Ger .
an Envoy to the Mikado to break the cholera {
ockade at Yokohama, in consequence of which !
pan is changing the cholera regulations concerted .
tween Japan and the Christian powers. America I
les with Japan, but England supports Germany. I
LONDON, September 2S.-Notices of the ten per Z
ut reductions of wages were posted on Saturday I
nearly all the earthenware and china manu- e
stories in the Stafford potteries. The men are de- y
to resist this reduction, which will affect v
900 persons. a
LONDON, September pa Constantinople CORES Z