The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-12-20

keep within the law. this country abOunds with
evidences that different Interpretation has been
put upon their language. Threatening notes and
acts Ji violence arc practical comments upon theIr
words. There are evil Omcns Tor the winter
which are beginning % be felt. \ cOrrespon-
dent of the Iines calls attention 70 the brisk
trade doing az an Irish Fair in old Government
rifle. One hundred and twenty-five rifles were
cold in the district Of Dungann0n IN one week at
about seven shiliiuZs each
LoSDoN, Nov. 25tb.-John O-Connor Power,
Home Ruler. member Of Parliament for Mayo,
will preside az the demonstration 70 be held at
Hyde Park Sunday next. Among the speakers
will be Justin Mccarthy, Alexander Martin Sui
Ivan and William Archer Redmond, Home
RuI-r=. members Of Parliament for LJngfotd,
LOuth, and Wexford respectively. Several Lon
don and provincial c0ntingeuts will assemble at
Trafalgar Square at two in the afternoon and
march 20 Hyde Park The meeting begins at
three o'cloek.
SLIGO. November 26th.-The town was on the
verge u riot last night, and the police bad to
clear the streets. They were stoned, and made
several arrests. Davitt was seTenaded BY two
bands. The police paraded the streets this morn
ing. Further Teini0rcenents have arrived. No
fresh disturbances lave occurred. IL Is thought
the Government intends to remove the trials Of
the prisoners O. Dublin instead Of taking them TO
the County A--izes. \ larger number Of magis-
trates are on the bench to-day than hitherto
hAAAtu r examination - IANNfIAlAE- OAhAAA NAA
Daily are present a. spectators. Monroe. Queens
Counsel. said KILN being a barrister might lead
the people 10 believe they could act upon his adj
vice lie made a lsng quotation from Killin's
speech at a meeting, on which he (AlOnrOe) relied
for Killin's cOmmittal, 70 the effect that = he
would like nothing better than TO see thousands
Of men coming over the mountains, ride in
hand He showed that others who were present
az the meeting, had demonstrated against KILN
counselling physical force. Rea made a long ram
bling speech for the defence. He was ordered by
the Bench 10 cit down. Shorthand reporters and
others were then examined. Davitt las tele-
graphed 10 New Castle that lie will keep bis en-
g%agements t. speak there Sunday and Monday,
and will attend a monster meeting at Glasgow
ST. PE1ERsBuRG, November 26th.-The GoGos
publishes an editorial showing the marked change
Of feeling here towards Persia. Evidently, the
relations between the two countries are not now
on a cordial or friendly footing. Some OF the
GOiOS' articles seems 10 confirm the recent inteli-
gence Ut an understanding between England and
Persia, and u the tendency Of the latter to throw
IN her lot with England, rather than with Russia
LoNDoS, November 26th.-Despatches from
Berlin and Vienna say that negotiation between
Germany aud Austria for the conclusion Of a new
commercial treaty have been suspended, as there
is no prospect at present Of an agreement upon
its provisions
Another Berlin correspondent says, though
Negotiations between Germany and Austria for a
commercial treaty have been broken Cf, owing
to the departure Of the Austrian Commissioner
for fresh instructions. there is little reason to fear
but that they will soon be successfully resumed.
ALExANDRIA, November 26th.-General Cor
dOn's missiCn to Abyssinid was unsuccessful.
The King insists upon his demand for the posses
sion Of MassOwah and the payment Of a large
subsidy. lie threatens to detain Gordon Pasha
and declare war against Egypt