The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-07-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS.
Dates to July Sd have been received per Ctg
of Sydney from which we clip the following:
AMERICAN.
Chicago, July 1st.-The Supervisor of the
Census writes the Department at Washington
that the population of Chicago will not be less
than 495 900, and says to-day that it may reach
hi III a million. The Lake Side Directory appears
to sday, and gives the city 500 1858 population.
rec Dry includes the Bridgeport stockyards and
tho immediate suburbs, none of which are in
C Ided in the census.
New YORK, July lst.-The receipts of -four,
W heat and corn, at seven Atlantic ports-New
V ork, Philadelphia, Boston, New Orleans, Mon
treal and Portland-for the week ending June
26th, are the largest on record, being, OF wheat,
4,045,572 bushels corn, 5000, $50 bushels !;
-four, lS3, 1893 barrels. Exports from the same
ports for the week, and during the past eight
weeks are also the largest on record, being for
the week, 3,0S4, 999 bushels of wheat 4,O3S,-
500 bushels of corn, and II 1868 barrels of 10nr.
Total Tor eight weeks, 19,67S,555 bushels of
wheat 20, $50, 902 bushels of corn, and GAG 1913
barrels of -four.
NEW YORK, July Five steamships landed
1906 immigrants at Castle Garden yesterday,
making the total for June 3 2,026, against Is $50
in June, 1879. and 3057 less than during last
month. Nearly one quarter of the immigrants
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perior to those who have arrived before, and
with the exceptions of the Russians, who are en-
tIrely destitute, have been provided with more or
less money TO start new homes in America.
New HAVEN, July 1.-At the Yale Commence
ment the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws was
conferred on President Hayes.
CHICAGO, July 1.-The Journals New York
special says that since DR.. Tanner commenced TO
iast-on Monday noon-he has lost four and a
half pounds of flesh. Since Tuesday night at
% minutes past IL he has taken 5 ounces of
water. His normal temperature shows no mate
rial change as yet. During the night he slept
well for seven or eight hours. His face has a
rudy color. and his general appearance is that of
a man IN excellent health and under no extra
ordinary restraints. The third day of the fast
ended at noon to-day. This morning, when the
reporter asked the doctor how he felt, he replied:
- As fresh as u daisy. L do not feel any particu-
larry disagreeable effects thus so far, but l expect
to at the end of ten days.
New LONDON, Conn, July 1.-The fifth an
nual eight-oared race over the four mile course,
between crews from Harvard and Yale, was won
IN "A minutes and p seconds. The Harvard's
time was 25 minutes and 9 seconds. The race
was pluckily rowed and hotly contested up to the
third mile. At that point Yale drew ahead and
steadily increased the lead until ten lengths
ahead at the finish.
NEW YORK, July 1.-The weather continues
hot and dry, with no apparent sign of abatement.
The mortality continues frightlully large, with
the usual percentage of sunstrokes. A water
famine impends. There were seventy-nine fatal
cases of sunstroke in the past twenty-four hours,
ending at noon to-day.
New YORK, July 2.-The welcome rain has
come, the telegraph reports its area as wide
spread. The thermometer is falling considerably.
though yesterdays death rate was again fright
full.
COLUMBUS, July 1.-The first race, the 2:25
heats were trotted- Best time-2:233 poorest
-2:2S4. The second race, pacing, free for all,
80 Clinks " won. Best time-2:2l. Emily
Cody won the 2:22 race. Best time-2:22J.
EUROPEAN.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 1.-The reports of the de-
feat of Russians by Chinese are regarded as un-
founded.
LONDON. July In the House OF Commons Sir
Charles Dixie confirmed the statement that the
Plenipotentiaries at Berlin had arrived at a unani-
nous agreement in regard to the Greek frontier.
He said it had not yet been decided how to commu-
nicate their decision to the Porte and to Greece.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 1.-The Sultan, in conse-
uuence of his fears relative to the secret designs of
the Powers, has an idea of rendering the Dardenel-
les impTegnable by t%Orpedoes and forts, and has
ordered the preparations of plans aud estimates.
MADRID. July 1.-The Envoy of Morocco has an
pexed the protocol of the Morocco Conference a
letter from the Sultan. commanding him to de-
nounce and punish all natives. officers, Judges. and
other authorities. who may have refused justice
and protection to Hebrews. The Sultan severely
blames and intends to chastise severely all who
are guilty OF outrages against nOn-Mohammedan
subjects.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 1.-THE volunteer cruiser
Russia. which sailed from Cronstadt for Vladivos-
took took four Generals. II officers and a number
of engineers and artillerymen.
LONDON, July lin the House of Commons the
Marquis of Harrington stated that the question of
renewal of relations with Burmah is now under
consideration by the Indian Government 4 re-
newal. he said. depends upon obtaining guarantees
for safety to a Mission.
The House is crowded in anticipation of debate
in Bradlaughs case. Bradlaugh Is seated under
tine gallery.
Premier Gladstone. replying to Philip Collan,
Liberal member for Louth. said that in view OF
what was happening i'll some parts of Ireland, he
did not consider the present a fitting time to allow
Condor. Clark. Luby. O'DonOvan Rosa. and other
Fenian prisoners. TO return from exile.
Callan, in his question, pointed out the amnesty
granted to Communists in France and to he treat
ment of Secessionists in the United States.
Sir Charles Dixie said it was untrue that the Chi
u.se had reached Naryn.
The resolution agreed to by The Government,
and moved by Gladstone, admitting ali elect mem
berS to affirm who NAV claim to do so. instead of
taking the oath, was then adopted without division.
and a subsequent motion. by Gladstone, that the
resolution be "a standing order. who also agreed to
without division.
PARIS, July The report of the Committee on
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tomorrow. recommends the rejection of the propo-
sal TO plenary amnesty.
BERLIN, July l. The international Conference
to-day met for the last time, signed the final prOto-
col, and agreed upon the terms OF an identical note
to be addressed to the Porte. The proportion of
the Turkish debt to be borne by Greece, and the
liberty af worship. are among the subjects NEIL
toned III the protocol.
ROME. July 1.-The Turkish Minister has presen-
ed to Premier Carroll a note protesting against the
decisions of the Berlin Conference.
ST. PETERSBURG. July IA great fire is raging
in REAGAN. Sixty houses are already destroyed
and the flames are spreading rapidly.
DUBLIN, JAY 1.-The famine fever is increasing.
LONDON. July 1.-The stock of sugar at this date
is 1000 tons less than in 1879. This decrease Will
probably make further progress between now and
September, owing to the relatively small supplies
expected from Cuba and Porto Rico. Coffee Is un-
improved. The supply is about 1900 bags more
than in 1879.
CoNsTANTINoPIE July 1.-The Foreign Secretary
has informed the Ambassadors of the Powers that
the Porte cannot consent to the cesslon OF Dull
cigno to Montenegro. The enrolment OF volun-
teers is actively and openly proceeding.