Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-06

preme IL is BELIEVED that the chief pur.
pose of the Turkish authorities in inducing
Albauians TO flock to the northern and
southern frontiers isto establish troops in
the interior, whore they can control the
lawlcss population sud crush their ideas OF
independence. If pme steps are not taken
TO restore order, tie population will probo-
bly, be considerably diminished by mutual
determination.
PhviN,, Oct. l2.-Lima dates are 10
September 2jth. United States minister
Christiancy has rendered the following has.
is for preliminary peace. Chile, Peru, and
Bolivia will each elect three Com missioners
TO discuss the conditions of peace, to meet
on Peruvian territory occupied by the
| Chilean army, the United States Minister
taking part in the conference MS friendly
mediator.
The Bolivian Congress has sanctioned n
/ law authorizing the Executive to mortgage
or sell all national property, and municipal
/ tiles TO proceed in the same way with the
I consent of the Government. the proceeds
of such sale to be applied to tho expenses
I of the war.
General Dnza has been deprived of the
rights of n Bolivian citizen, his innpttude
and cowardice having brought upon the
country humiliation aud dishonor.
CoSsrANrISorLE, October 2l..-Articles
of the Convention which Ria Pnsha in.
structed the Turkish Commissioner Mt
Rjoka to propose in regard to the surrender
of Dulciguo are rs follows: Montenegro
to assume a portion of the Turkish debt
corresponding to the coded territory, liber-
ty of emigration for the inhabitants, the
maintenance of the Turkish laws, guaran.
tee for property of the Ottoman Govern.
ment, the maintenance of the Turkish
flag aboard trading vessels belonging to
Dulcigno, and the maintenance of the
stuiu guo of East Lake, ScutGri 1t is un.
true that Ria Pnsha has proposed that
there will be an interval of three hours be.
tween the evacuation of Dulcigno and its
occupation by the Montenegrins. A Coun.
Gil of Ministers are discussing the Mon.
tenegriu objections to some of the above
mentioned conditions.
PARIS, Oct. 2l.-The Inspectors visited
the former Jesuit establishment of Amiens
and found there two Jesuit Fathers, form.
erly professors in the same college. The
franciscan friers of Avignon have bricked
up the door of their monastery. They are
well supplied with provisions. The Presi-
dent of the Montpelier tribunal has de.
clared himself incompetent to hear the sui,
of the Carmelites against the Fsefect tc
recover possession of their convent.
LONDON, October ia dispatch from
Dublin says: The friends of the Land
League advise them to offer 6 900 reward
for the capture of the murderers of Mr.
Hutchins, the driver, as fresh murders ART
very inopportune for the agitators at a time
when prosecution is pending.
PARIS, Oct. 22.-Much sensation was
caused by the Due de Charities at military
dinner at Evreux, proposing toast to
France and her Government, and to the
President of the Republic. The Legti-
mists consider that this indicates the nc.
ceptance by him of the Republic The
Duke, who is n grandson of Louis Philippe
in his speech said, that in the United States
where he had passed part of his youth, it
was customary to give such loyal toast
before all others.
The Police Commissioners at Rennes
have resigned in body, rather than en-.
force the DEGREES against religious comm.
mites.
There are indications of a campaign in
preparation against the Ferry Cabinet
Gambetta organs are beginning to press
the Ministry to enforce the religious de-
crees once for all. The Cabinet may be
overturned if it refuses to go on to the end
but it seems disposed to effect a comprom-
Use with the religious orders.
LoNDoS, Get. PA dispatch from Paris
says; 1t is announced that the Bishops OF
VaIence and Montpelier will be summoned
before the correctional police for tFeasona
BILE attacks upon the Government, con.
tanned in letters to the Under.Secretary oil
1 the Interior.