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

CABUL, May l8.--Deserters from Herat report
The city in u state OF anarchy, Ayoob Khan a
prisoner, and the troops mutinous for nav and
expressing the people.
New YORK jane "A dispatch to the Herald
from Paris -ays: Oar Berlin correspondent tele.
graphs! IL Is th" s"ttl"d conviction of the en-
tourage oil the Emperor Alexander, and is general
ly believed at Court here. mat The CT tr will sooa
marry morganatically the Princess Dalgerouky.
by whom he has three children. and who is living
with him at Tsarkoe Seloc."
SYRACUSE, June 9.-Horatio Seymour yesterday
said to Judge Graham. Of Oneida " see that
Roscoe Conkling said in bis speech. at Chicago.
that Grant would carry the State OF New York
against HoratiO Seymour. II / were the nominee
OF the cincinnati Convention, ! should certainly
carry New York but | am in no sense a candi-
date, as the nomination does not belong to New
York" a prominent anti-Tilden politician says
the candidacy OF Seymour at Cincinnati is now a
certainty, and that he will accept, If named with
reasonable nnanimity.
The Lord Mayor Of Dublin has telegraphed every
Mayor in the United States for further assistance.
MoNTEvIDEO. June "a serious revolution In
Buenos Ayres has broken out. The port is block
AIDED by the national feet, and "A seige has been
declared,
Commons yesterday lasted six hours, and was un-
exampled by any occurrence Of late years. The
SPEAKER was utterly powerless to restrain the fur
ouient Home Rule members, who were greatly in
censed at the action of Mr.. Gladstone in moving
that MIR. O'Donnell be not heard. The Irish MEM
bers accused Mr.. Gladstone of endeavoring 10 Gag
members OF the House, and denounced the whole Of
the Ministers as embodiments of Cesarism Mr..
Foster delivered a trenchant and caustic speech ON
the conduct of the Irish member. He asserted that
the member for hungarian Mr.. O'Donnell, had out
ragged the decencies of society and w%antonly imperil-
LED international amity, by the grossly personal at
TACK he had made upon the French Ambassad dor.
After the excitement had abated order was restored.
Mr.. Gladstone effected a compromise with the turbu.
lent members, and withdrew his motion.
LONDON, June 15.-In view of a renewal Of the
scene which occurred ia the House of Commons last
night, Mr.. ODonnell, a member for Dungarvan.
amended his question in reference to the prourietv
of the acceptance Of NJ. De Laucour as French Am.
bassador. Intense anxiety exists as TO how the Gov
erument will act. Mr.. O'Donnell il a Catholic. and
he alleges that NJ. De Lancour ~plundered a convent.
and ordered the massacre of troops at Lyons during
tne commune. All parties censure O'DonDell's DO
Icy, and the Press condemn Mr.. Gladstone's haste
in attempting to prevent O'DonneIl's motion of ad-
journment to attack NJ. De Lancour, as threatening
the rights OF private members, but they take IL as O
sign that the Premier is determined to suppress OBJ
struction.
LONDON. June l6.-An article In the Times shows
that Mr.. Gladstone, at the last moment, was compel
led to revise the wine tariff, ia order to secure the
French Treaty.
LONDON, June l6s-In the House Of Commons to-
night, the Right Hon. W.. Z. Baxter referred to the
superior speed of the Oriental Company's steamers
over the steamers Of the Peninsular and Oriental
reply. said that the Imperial Government were not
responsible for the existing contract with the P. and
o. Company.
LONDON. June 16.-News has been received that
the Chinese are preventing Russian subjects from,
entering China.