Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-09

Parnell starts on n regular campaign At
Cork to-day. IL ia hoped that he will mp.
hold practical plan for settling tho land
trouble. Tho Irish members, asa rule,
have boon wonderfully moderate. and OF.
prcss confidence in Gladstone, Bright and
Forster. They connnc their mnlcdic,ionn 10
tho Liberal "whip. Rcdpath has caused
somo scnnnton by speech showing how
Ireland could maintain n military revolt
against England His remarks on this
head wore moro sensible than encouraging.
Rcdpoih himself ,clrrraphs me- asking tho
Tribune to contradict tho statement that
hc advocated instruction aud pledged
American support b, an armed rising. Ito
said just tho opposite, and made long mr..
gumonts against tho use of force lilo said
that Irish- Americans would support pcacc-
full agitation. for peasant proprictorship I
may say that England's politicians expect
that tho Government will tackle Irish
grievances next session like workmcn with
their coats OIL. While giving encourage.
mont to peasant proprietary, their plan will
include hSity Of tenure. Irishmcu will
chiefly support tho former plan at next
years Parliamentary session. The battle
will bc fought over this question. Row. Mr..
kanc's proposal for Vigilance Committee
to hang n priest or nh ngitator for every
Protestant that is murdered has brought
on him tho ccnsuro of tho Bishop Of Down
DUBLIN, September 20.--Pnrncll nd.
dressed great meeting Of tenant farmers
Mt Ennis on Sunday, and set forth the limo
of policy which he wished to SEQ carried
ont, in order TO secure mn carly settlement
of the land question. Tho main features
of tho programme are unnnimity Of action
among tho Irish members, indcpcn dcncc of
Englinh political parties, refusal TO pay
moro than what tho tenant considers fair
rent, and social communication Of my
person taking farm from which another
has been evictcd for non.payment of rent.
New York, September IA Herald
Washington correspondent writes that the
statement cabled from Rome and London
that Chile, Peru and Bolivia had accepted
the meditation Of tho United States in tho
settlement of tho pending difficulties is not
credited nj the State Department, and is
believed to bc untrue at tho Chilean leQa-
ton.
CHicAoo, September l5.--Cnptain Stone
is said to have stated privately that he in.
tends to drive Maud S on Thursday for all
there is in her. and to lower the record to
such point that st. Julien will not be
able to touch it for this year, mt least. 1t
is said that he believes Maud can make the
circuit in 2:0s, if tho conditions are favor.
able.
NEW YORK, September 12.-Tho World
says The Chinese Embassy, his Excel
lency Chin Ian Pin the Ambassador Chin
Tung Ling; Secretary Shin lie Tun; AS
sistant Secretary Ho Shcn Chi, Ting Tang,
Len Seongand Chen Mob, and accompanied
by Captain Felix NJ. March, arrived in this
city from Washington, thinking that by
coming here they would avoid the annoy.
ance Of the hot summer in the capital.
Here, however, they have met with other
annoyances, by reason of which they will
shorten their visit. When they arrived they
took quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
but desiring to live more privately, hired
the house No. 81 West Thirty first street,
where they have been subjected to public
insult, and even assaulted by the dwellers
in the Twenty-ninth precinct, who crowd
around their carriages whenever they ven-
ture abroad, and have behaved SO outrage
onsly that some of the members Of the
Embassy have determined not to leave the
house until they return to Washington.
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1t is not generally known that a Republic
of Ireland exists on paper. and that it enjoys
the privilege of u national debt. A move
ment is on foot in the United States towards
giving greater stability to the Republic, and
adding largely to its indebtedness. Patriotic
Irish servant girls are the principal investors
in the bonds which the founders Of that State
issue for the purpose of raising what they
call diminishing funds" One of these
bonds is now before us. 1t has close resem-
blance to United States greenback note of
ten dollars. The chief difference is that in
stead Of the portraits of two distinguished
American statesmen being represented on the
face Of it, the portraits are those of Wolfe
Tone and Davis. A small cross at the top
gives religious sanction to the document.
The inscription runs as follows: - "Ths
national bond OF the Republic Of Ireland is in
debted to - in the sum of ten dollars, re-
deemable with interest at the rate of 8 per
cent. per annnm six months from the acknowl-
edgnicnt OF the independence of the Irish ma
ton, or at the option of the Republic convert-
BILE into per cent interest bearing Govern
ment stock, payable in six years from that
date" This undertaking is signed by Mich
sel Seaman as "Agent Of the Republic" and
by q. b. Sullivan as Register" An eagle
grasping sword, and triumpling apparently
over defeated foe, figures in the middle A
good many bonds must be in circulation, see
ing that the register number of this one 10 H.