The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-08-06
FOREIGN NEWS.

troops 10 IripOli the sole object was the main
teuince Of order. The insurrectiOn continues 70
be confined TO the Sax district. Other parts oil
Tuhis are quiet.
GRAN, July l5.-COlOnel Bounetere overlook
and attacked Chief BOu Amenas're rear guard at
Am Melissa. BJu Amenas continued his fight.
leaving bis wounded or the field. His force is esti-
mated at l,5O0 horses, and 1000 foot. The
Preach continue IN pursuit.
LONDON, July l3.-The only English news.
PAPER published at COnstantinople has been sup
pressed for publishing the testimony in the Abdul
All; murder trials.
LONDON, July l5.-the Cable Companies have
givel notice that on and after August lst prox-
ImO, the rates fer transmission Of telegrams
between New York and the United Kingdom and
Frame will be reduced 10 twenty-five cents per
word.
Ay0ob Khan is preparing to attack Canhahar
or Cabul. lie has a large force. The Ameer Is
preparing to resist.
Arorher meeting of the Emperors of Germany
and Austria will take place in the middle Of
August, at Salisbury.
4 dispatch from Rome SAYS the French pilgrim
ages have been postponed for fear Of hostile de-
monstrations by the Italians against said pill
7 grims.
The diplomatic body accredited to the Vatican
went there yesterday by express invitation of the
Pope, who addressed them in an oral protest in
regard to the disturbances during the removal of
- CANbb1f NAC L 1HaA AJCI-
rotary, states that he has sent q similar protest
to the Papal Nuncio abroad.
LONDON, July l5.-In the Commons, last
night, the Ommitt eliminated : Canada from
the emigration clause of the Land bill; all men
ton OF particular localities was omitted. The
clause as amended simply gives the Commissioner
TO De appointed under the bill, power to arrange
for emigration with public bodies or companies,
the SOlIcitor-General holding that the Colonial
OF foreign Governments will be covered by the
words, - public bodies" The amendment lin
ting the total sum to be expended on emigration
10 Zoo, 600, not more than one-third to be ex-
pended in a single year, was agreed to.
LONDON, July lS.-The agitation in favour of
Irish tenants, which was recently manifested
among the Irish labOuring classes in England, is
now showing signs OF renewal.
PARIS, July I6.-DOn Carlos, the welI-known
claimant Of the Throne Of Spain. who has been
residing in France since the termination of the
Spanish civil war, has been accused by the French
Government OF intriguing with the Legitimist
party. He was arrested to-day, and conducted
to the frontier, and forbidden to re-enter the
country.
CALcUTTA, July 1S.-Ayoub Khan has left bis
camp at Ferrah, and crossed the frontier into
Indian territory. lie is new at Hyderabad, in
the province Of Scinde. His motive for acting
thus has not yet transpired.
PARIS. July l6.-News has just been received
that the French have been successful over the
Insurgent tribes at Sax. Under cover of a
heavy bombardment by the ships, a strong storm
ing party effected 4 landing this morning. The
Arabs offered a firm defence, but after heavy
were at length driven back, and the
French forces are now in full possession of the
town.
PAEIs, July 1.-THE troops in occupation of
Sax have been largely reinforced from the
LONDON. July l6.-The weather in England,
during the past fortnight, has been quite trop-
ical. Many cases Of sunstroke are reported to
have occurred.
PITTSBURG, July l2.-Tweuty-one deaths and
prOstratiOns from heat have occurred since
CINCINNATI, July I2.-Thermometer was lO2
yesterday. Thirteen sunstrokes have
mostly fatal. At 10 last night Their I
nOmeter was at % degrees. No signs of relief. S
SAN Francisco, July IA lady who does not '
wish her name published has just given 800, 900 q
o the Princeton IN. j. Theological Seminary. &.
{ Is very seldom that so much money and mod .
sty are found in the possession of one person. I
MARsHALLTOwN Qowa), July l2.-The floods c
have never been equalled. The water was s
our feet high on the car tracks. Immense dam <
ge is done to railroad and other property, $
mounting to $500 900 and upward in the city =
lone, besides this much damage is done to crops :
] the surrounding country. II
ALBANY, July l2.-In the joint convention the u
allOt for short term stood: Lapham 6S, Potter 81
COnkling %, Fish l, Woodford l, Egarts l. al
to a choice 70. Long term-Kernan 81
2, Miller 30, Wheeler q. Adams ., Chapman 2,
ISL ,. Daniels 3, Bliss l, Starin l, Eyarts l. p
ecessary to a choice 49, The vote for adjourn !"
was 63 to 20. p
WASHINGTON, July l5.-COnkling expresses the i
1iniOn that the Albany Legislature will elect n
iler and Lapham. Tie seems totally Indifferent A.
e expects to return to New York to-day. "a
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