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

not coming within the ordinary administrative
functions, the case comes within bis Jurisdiction
The Archbishop of Apignon has offered hospital
ity to a number of the expelled Jesuits, but on re
ceiving an emphatic telegram from the Minister o
the Interior and his worship. promised that they
should leave the palace in the course of the day
PARIS, July AT Bezieres. in the department
of Aerault, there is considerable agitation agalns
the monastic orders. Yesterday IA deputation o.
Republicans waited on the Suh-Pretec to demand
the expulsion OF the Franciscan Brothers., and 10
evening a mob of a thousand persons surrounded
the Franciscan Monastery. some even entering the
house. The military ultimately dispersed the
crowd.
PARIS, July I'm the Chamber Of Deputies TO-
day, there was a heated discussion on the expulsion
of the Jesuits. Monsignor Frappel asked the Gov
eminent why violence had been used in the execu-
ton of the DEGREES, and why they we're executed
without legal warrant. He asked if the Minister of
War authorized the army to assist, and protested
against acts of b~arbarity unworthy of the nation.
lie hoped that better days were about to dawn for
this unhappy country.
Constans, Minister of the Interior and of Worship,
said the DEGREES had seen executed according with
bis orders and on his responsibility. He stated that
Monsignor Frappel had left the Chamber to 90 TO
Anglers, and when the Commissary went to the
Jesults' house, the first person he encountered was
MOnsignor Frappel, who himself provoked the vio-
lence of which he now complained. No one could
be allowed to trangress the laws.
Monsignor Frappel rejoined If by decree you
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on all occasions. With this mode of proceeding, no
security exists. Every election will henceforward
be fought on the Issue of public liberty"
After further discussion the subject was dropped.
LONDON, July 1.-The Americans were again sue
cessful in shooting in the Abercorn competition at
~Dollymount, which was concluded to-day. Though
two Americans made the highest scores, they could
not win the cup. the competition for which was
confined 10 Irishmen qualified to represent Ireland
in the match for the Elcho shield. The Americans,
hoWnvar mon .ha h;rhoeF ,,,1au .ri1aS The
weather was unfavorable. The wind was variable
and gusty. Twenty shots each we're again allowed
at the lOOO yards range, making the total number of
shots fired by each man at all the ranges in both
days 100. The following are the scores made at
1000 yards; Jackson. "a; Scott, 83; Feuton, 81;
Young, SO; Browne, S8; Miner, 80; Warren "a;
FarrOw, 70; John Rigby, 76; William Rigby, 70;
Laird, 70; Thyme, 81; JOynt, 20; Rockwell, 50;
Fisher, 68. The following are the total scores at all
the ranges for the two days shooting Jackson,
464; Scott, 461; Fenton, 458; Young, 453; Browne,
451; Miner, $50; Warren, 447; Farrow, 444; John
Rigby. 444; William Rigby, AL; Laird. AL;
Thyme. 439; Joynt, 436; Rockwell, 49,; Fisher,
424. All the above named took prizes.
Jackson has made the highest score in the two
days shooting and wins the highest money prize.
Scott secures the second prize. Young wins the
Abercorn Cup.
PARIS, July, 1.-The report of the Committee on
the Pienary Amnesty bill, was read ia the Senate
to-day. The COMMITTEE reject it by a vote of 8 to 3,
the majority consisting of 5 Republicans to l men,
Der of the Right. The Report states that the
country does not require amnesty. and this Is not
the time for allowing assassins to return. when re-
lgious congregations are being expelled.
VIENNA, July 2.-There is good reason TO believe
that an Anglo French squadron will shortly be sent
to the Levant, aud that some Italian vessels will
join it.
LONDON, July 2-The British bark Orient, Cap
tain Barr, from Cadiff, January 9th, for Portland,
Oregon, and the United Kingdom, has been seen
The British bark VeSta, Captain, Nor
denholz. from Newcastle, March 80, for San Fran
cisco, was totally lost on the Patagonian coast. in
latitude Az south, Oh the Ord of June. Her crew
were saved
ST. PETERSBURG. June S.-The Chinese are rails
ing large bodies of troops on the Russian frontier.
An attack is expected without the formality Of de-
claring war.
BERLIN, June SIN a railway collision yester-
day between Frankfort and Meinheim. MANY per
sons were injured.
Bismarck in an interview yesterday. said he
would have resigned the ChanceIlorship after his
late defeats out for the personal desire of the EN-
peror for him TO remain. and that henceforth he
would leave Parliamentary fighting to others and
devote himself entirely to the foreign affairs of the
Empire.
PARIS, June S-The Government has resolved to
close all Jesuit establishments on the 18th instant,
without further warning.
LONDON, June S--A private letter gives an ap-
palllng account of the famine in Diarbekir and
Bagdad. People are dying in the streets women
are selling then children for food and many are
living on rats.
LONDON. June 9-Thirtv thousand emigrants left
Liverpool during May.