The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-10-06

regular campaign at Cork to-day 1t is hoped that
he will uphold practical plan for settling the
land trouble. The Irish members. as a rule. have
been wonderfully moderate, and express conf
dence in Gladstone. Bright and Forster. They
conhne their maledictions TO the Liberal whip .
Redpath has caused some sensation by speech,
showing how Ireland could maintain a military
revolt against England. His remarks on this head
were more sensible than encouraging. Redpath
himself teegraphs me, asking the Tribune to con-
tradict the statement that he advocated insurrec-
ton and pledged American support to an armed
rising. He said just the opposite, and made long
arguments against the of force. He said Irish
americans would support peaceful agitation for
peasant proprietorship. may say thai England's
politicians expect that the Government will take
Irish grievances next session like workmen with
their coats of. While giving encouragement to
peasant proprietary, their plan will include xity
Of tenure. lrshmen will chiefly support the former
plan at next years Parliamentary session. The
battle will be fought over this question. Rev. Mr..
Names proposal for a Vigilance Committee 10
hang priest or an agitator for every Protestant
that is murdered has brought on him the censure
Of the Bishop Of Down.
DUB11N; September 2O.-Parnen addressed a
great meeting of tenant farmers Al Ennis on Sun
day, and set forth tine line Of policy which he wish
ed 10 carried out. IN order 10 secure an early
settlement of the land question. The main features
OF the programme are unanimity Of action among
the Irish members, independence of English poiii-
cal parties, refusal TO pay than what the ten
ant considers fair rent, and social exconunatlon
has been evicted for non-payment of rent.
LONDON. September l9.-Sir William Harcourt
Is determined TO stop the imprisonment of children.
and promises fresh legislation
Troubles are rising N the Lancashire cotton
trade The masters having refused advance of
wages, 5000 operatives have given notice of a
strike. The masters. vino are closely associated.
yesterday decided TO refuse arbitration and to re-
slst. They also resolved 10 put all works half
time TO prevent their operatives from aiding the
strikers 1t Is thought the masters ought to con-
sent TO arbitration but that IN case Of fight they
will win.
Charles s. Read, the noted agriculturist, declared
yesterday that England could never compete with
America in wheat. but that America could not grow
barley nor rear pigs as well as England. The
farmers prospectsare improving, but reorganlZa-
ton of the land system is needed IN England as
well IL Ireland TO bring agriculture TO the same
perfection other industries
LONDON. September 20.-The Standard says
% With reference 10 the American fishery dispute
reported from New York, and the alleged violence
shown bv New Foundland fishermen toward the
American vessel Moro Cosfie Ill Conception bay,
may state that Her Majesty ships Druid, Con-
fesf and Flabi1o have been ordered to the fisher
les ground. ="
MANCHESTER, September, 20.-An offer of arbit-
ration made bv the Strike Committee of Operatives
has been refused
Paris. September 2O-The crisis in the Cabinet
has resulted in the formation of the following
Ministry: Jules Ferry, Premier al interim and
Minister of Foreign Affairs Dupre, Minister of
Marine. and Carnot, Minister of Public works.
TIE other Ministers remain unchanged. The new
Ministrys term is only destined to await the meet
ing of the Chambers. DE Freycinet falls because
Ii his Montaubean speech he declared the Govern
Inenf would pursue it's policy without clustering.
which was a reply to Gambetta's Cherbourg speeC b
and to the clustering policy therein enunciated.
he falls because he publicly ventured TO throw of
Gambettas leading strings. Gambetta returned
10 Paris Friday evening he and Constans had a
long interview Immediately after. The general
opinion Is that Constans has been acting under
Gambetta's advice. and that De Ere ,cinet's Mont
aubean speech was the beginning of the conflict
between him and Gambetta, which had no chance
of compromise. but must result III De Freycinet S
surrender resignation unless he proved strong
er than Gambetta. The latter's friends express
the belief that De Freycinet wishes to be elected
life Senator then aspres to the leadership of the
anti-Gambetta Republicans. Io-days'S Journal
Of5ciel publishes letter from President Grevy TO
De Freycinet, Ill which the writer says: . regret
tina. You persisted in your determination to resign,
and shall forget the services you have rendered
the Government. You Will always retain my warm
esteem
AT the Cabinet Council held on Saturday last to
consider the resignation of Constans, Cazot and
Fare Premier De Freycinet said " If the only
difficulty the embarrassment in which the
suspension Of the DEGREES places Constants be-
cause the latter had already issued instructions to
the Projects which would now have 10 be counter
manded-that could be smoothed over by Con
STAINS submitting to the Cabinet the list of religious
establishments that he proposed TO close. without
awaiting the decision of the Tribunal and the
Cabinet could discuss and decide on each propos-
al As some of the congregations, such as Passion
lists, for instance, are not recognized by the Nati-
can. the DEGREES might be enforced against them
without difficulty. Constans accepted this pro-
posal and the designations were withdrawn. An
hour later DE Freycinet learned of a note enanat-
ing from the Ministry of the Interior which had
been sent through Havas' agency, stating that De
Freycinet had capitulated. leaving Constans free
TO decide the opportune enforcement of the de-
cree. De Freycinet decided that denial should
he published in the Journal 0tfciel. Constans and
Cazot objected. and De Freycinet then Informed
President Grevy that his the Premlers reslGIla-
ton would be the best way of solving the crisis.
This difference with Constans was the ostensible
reason of De Freycinet's resignation. The real
reason evidently was that De Freycinet had not
any choice between submission and resignation.
The circular letter of Minister Constans to the
Snperiors of unauthorized religious confraternities
requiring them to subject themselves to the March
decrces was yesterday despatched to the Superiors
PARIS, September 24.-Berthelemy II. Hilarie
Minister of Foreign Affairs, has addressed the fol-
I lowing circular TO the Diplomatic agents abroad
My first duty IS to request you to assure the gov
ernments to which you accredited, that the new
Cabinet will make changes in the foreign policy
/ of its predecessor France has never attached
! greater value than now to the maintenance o.
peace, fruitful of advantage for her prosperity
/ and honor This system, inaugurated by the WIS
| dom of President Timers, has been followed witt
constancy for the past ten years, and has borne
| excellent fruit. We shall remain faithful to Sc
| happy tradition, and do everything TO devdloI
still further the good relations which France main
tains with other Governments. AS for myself,
shall apply all my strength to this object, and fol
assistance III this patriotic ask ! rely upon th'
most devoted cooperation from all representative
of our diplomacy"
PARIS. September 24.-The RsjabliGne FFaRoais
saws: The programme of the new Cabinet con
sists firstly. III the execution of the religious de
crees for the suppression of non-authorized orders
compulsory and gratuitous secular primary educa
| ton and serious reforms in the Magistracy, thu
necessity for which is again demonstrated by pro
clerical demonstrations at Poictiers and Anglers
The foreign policy Of the Ministry is honorable
peace, such as BELTS one Of the Leading powers o
the world.
CETTNJE. September 24.-Admiral Seymour ha
returned to Gravesa with a special delegate at
tached by Montenegro to the commander OF til
international squadron.
GRAvosA September 24th.-Adnliral Seymou
will have to-day definitely instructed the Prince o
Montenegro, who will order an advance on Dulcie
no. All the foreign Consuls have Withdrawn iron
Scutari
Pans, September 24th.-Lo Libirte says =" w
have reason to believe that respite OF ten day
will be granted the associations, in which to ap
plv for State license and if authorization is no
asked for within that time, the DEGREES will be en-
I forcad =