Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-04
Per Last Mail.

DUBLIN, August 17.-At Belfast yester-
day rioting was renewed. Mounted po-
lice charged the mob, and twenty persons
were arrested. Some houses were wreck.
ed by the rioters.
PARIS, August 1.-THE American OBJ
iections to the Panama Canal are waived
and the naturalization Of the canal, under
the guardianship of the United States, ac-
cepted De Lesseps wishes to issue $780,
100000 francs in shares here and in Lon.
don, New York and Frankfort.
ScurARr, August 1.-THE Sultan has
telegraphed to the Aibanians at Presrend
that their pretensions cannot be conceded
and that they should act with prudence,
and not defy Europe, as they cannot have
his help in case of a conflict. The Alban.
ians have decided to persist in their revolu-
tionary course. tse
vienna, August 1.-THE new Govern
or appointed by the Porte Mt Prisreud was
refused admission. All the Turkish funct.
ionaries have been dismissed and the Gov.
eminent tithes have been seized. Twelve
hundred wel.armed Arnauts have been
dispatched FROM Prisrend to aid the Scuta.
ri committee against Montenegro, which is
also threatened with invasion by Ali Beg
from Guzsiape and Kolaschinu.
LONDON, August I'm the House of
Commons this afternoon, the Marquis of
Harrington, Secretary of State for India,
submitted the Indian estimates for the fis.
cal year l8S0.8l. The receipts are placed
at Eco, 100000, and the expenditures at
EGG, $4,000, a surplus Of f4l7,000, and
showing decrease of 81, 100000 on each
side OF the accounts as compared with
lS79-80. In presenting the estimates, the
Marquis said there would have been an ag.
gregate surplus for the past three years of
fll, 1917 600, but for the Afghan war.
RoME, August 1.-THE FantaRa an.
nounces that the Italian Government con.
templates sending some men of.war to Tu.
mis-, AS response to the dispatch thither Of
French meu.of.war. The Bey Of Tunis
firmly refuses to accede to the demand Of
the French Consul, and it is hoped that
France will withdraw her claims.
The Diritto says that while it is con.
firmed that two French ironclads have
arrived at Tnnis and that third is OK.
pected, the Bey has formally recognized the
rights Of the Rubattino Company, and has
resolved to respect them. The Dirtto
adds: "We have reason to believe that
France will not permit the demand being
insisted upon, against which there are
evident legal impsdiments."
New YORK, August ls.-A Paris dis.
patch to the Herald reads Adelaide Neil.
son will no more delight us with der grace
and talent. All that is mortal Ct her lies,
or lay till few hours ago, at the morgus
awaiting Christian burial.
WAsHlsoroN. August l6.-The extraor-
binary statement now comes from, the
Treasury that even gold has become u nujs-
ance in business, aud propositions have
been submitted FROM various quarters that
csrti6catss be issued in exchange for il,
uPau ths principle that governs the issue Of
silver Certificates.
ST.. PAUL (Minn.), August ls.-Ths
Bismarck agent reports that the agency at
Poplar River has 6ssn abandoned, aud says
that country i full Of Indians. Sitting
Bolt b only twenty miles from The agency,
and l. cssmorous % b I'd. The agent gave
MIN feast The other day. Tro6ps knvs
ben cent 70 Poplar River. 'ii
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