The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-18


rnenf tina, Dillon would resign his seat in the
| Commons is n canard. The question VIII pe iele
for decision to the Executive Committee OF the
Land Leaigue.
Toxpox. May 5th.-Earl Granville and the Amer
lean Minister, Lowell have had some CORE
spondence looking towards the negotiation OF
copvrich. treaty similar to that which exists DC
tween England and ether countries.
VIENNA. May 5th.-.The whole city is now de-
voted to preparations for the reception OF tIlneess
Siephanie, who is 70 be married to crown t'lu inc
Rudolph on the 10th inst The route OF tue pro
csssion tomorrow. when the Princess VIII make
her entry into the city, is being elaboratey oeoo
rated. The illumination Of private houses ana
the dome OF the cathedral OF st. stephen by cleo
tricity light will be a great feature OF tne
festivities.
IsoNnox, May 5th.-The manifesto Of the Ma
tional Land League Of Great Britain. touching the
arrest Of Dillon. has been issued Il Is slenei 10y
Justin Mccarthy. and urges the freshmen OF Treat
Britain TO ovct their landlords rs they themselves
have been cvicted and to wrealg vengeance nc the
polls on the apostates from liberalism whom they
Ii is ascsrtaiued that Gladstone IS not disposed
to accede to the request from Dillon for the
Chiltern Hundreds.
Tie arrest of Dillon has had the effect to con-
ceutrate al differences of Irish opinion among
members from Ireland against the Land BILL
When the question of the arrest Of Dillon comes
to be debated it will be the most exciting event OF
the session. The greatest bitterness WIS shown
yesterday in the remarks Of O'COnnoT, Biggar and
others.
DuRnAS. May Gth-News from the Transvaal
tends to increase the fear that the natives viii at
tack the Beers when the British withdraw. num-
Der of Caifre chiefs have formed league against
the Beers.
I.oxpox. May 6lh.-It Is said the arrest OF Grand
Duke Constantine is likely to be followed by
Nihilist movement OF sailors in the Russian heet
who are said to have an understanding with a
number of other Nihilists at Orleans, Nihilist
appeal to the Russian Army has been widely cir
cuiated in ST. Petersburg. In this document the
autocrat's principle is compared TO decrepit. dis
pissed and abandoned creature The proclamation
ends by calling the army to rise and strike
down the tyrant.
LONDON. May 6tlN-It is denied that Sullivan has
written Parnell, declining any longer to ackDowl-
edge the latter's authority.
4 Dun1IS. May eth.-Brennan, Secretary of the
Land League, has started for London, and viii re-
turn on Sunday.
| LONDON, Nav CHA NJ Sullivan had long
interview with Parnell last night. bat declined to
refrain from voting on the Land bill. Probably 30
| Home Rulers viii vote on the second reading of
\ the bill, and p abstain.
! Cork and Kilkenny are proclaimed under the
Arms Act also Kings and Queens counties
LONDON, May 6th.-General Jarre, the French
Minister Of War, stated at the Cabinet Council
to-day that the Government would be able tc com
municate the close of Iunisian operations when
/ the Chamber of Deputies reassembies IN q week.
TuN1s. May 6th.-The Beg has addressed fresh
protest 10 the Powers, inploring them in the name
of humanity to stay the horrors Of war. The re-
port is confirmed that five powerful native tribes
have reyolted. and refuse to submit either TO the
Bey or the French. The Bey is streiiously en-
deavUring % regain his authority
VIENNA. May GthAAbout hundred thousand
strangers have arrived here to be present at the
marriage of Rudolph and Stephanie-
BERLIN. May 6th.-Wagner's Nibelungen triogy
was begun at the Victoria Theatre, last evening.
There was an immense crowd OF spectators, and
great enthusiasm prevailed The composer Nag-
neE was prPs5ut seated IN n box. At the couclu-
sion of the performance he was immensely cheersd.
when he descended to the stage and returned
thanks for the reception given his work.
LONDON, May 6th.-At the Newmarket the race
for the one thousand cuIneas stakes was won by
Thebais, Ihora second, Bal Gal third. Thirteen
ran.
LONDON, MAY 7th.-In the House Of Commons
last night a motion was agreed 20 that the House
thiaks something should be done to improve the
dwellings, of iaborers IN Ireland
Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland, stated that
If the Government could see any way Of proposing
ANYTHING to effect the object of the motion IN the
Land bill it would gladly do SO.
The Times says. Ne understand that there IS q
strong desire at tine Vatican for some direct and
authoritative means of communication with Eng
land with view - gaining II authentic knOUl-
edge social questions, especially those COLI
4 letter from Rev. Thomas ". Croke Arch 7
bishop OF Cashel is published. in which de says:
- ! cannot approve II tho action which tle trl5H
party ere said 20 contemplate 10 exhibit their sense
- Dillon, and reprehsnaion for his arrest. An
overwhelming majority of the Irish people are in (
favor of giving tae Governments fair chance OF I
passing the Land bill
A relative OF O'DonOvan Rosa has been arrested .
in Dublin under the Coercion Act
NEW YORK. May sth.-The TT8Js,ne's London spe- [
cial says: The Irish Land Bill Drugs heavily I
The vote on the second reading is not expected iill
tie 18th The best speech SO far has been Dir.
L-feyres. The more the debate Il prolonged the +
greatsr are the divisions which arise IN the Irish
camp. OC0nn0r Power has declared In an ex-
cellsnt speech that be viii vote for the second .
reading A. 81. Sullivan has seeded from the sup
pott Of Parne Dillon was arrested for his furious
CIonme speech. Parnells followers expressed ex-
trcna irritation At this act. and b. the vote OF
second reading Of the Land bill. No deep regret
Is expressed among many lrlsh members for Dil-
Ions arrest. bis council has been inconvenent TO
his party for soaae time minority IN the Irish
party decline 10 be bound by the decision Of the
caucus II IS remarkable that Of sixty Home
Rulers who followed the leadership Of Bntt, only
seventeen are fsithiul to ParneiLn
Co.ssrANrrNoPLE. May 7th.-Dispatches received .
here from Damascus state that Pen Pasha sur
rounds Drtises IN the Haurau district. and de-
mands from them indemnity Of GfO0oO for the \
pillace Of Turkish Villages and the massacre Of
the inhabitants The Porte fears that they VIII /
effect a union With the Druscs Of Lebanon. Some
Arab Druses entered and pIilaged Mecca, which Is 4
cut OF frOrl postal communication caravan of
tueseri1l pil-IItns lhlla WIS dlcu lilt-rt.
CoxsrASrrsoFLE, May 7th-It is believed that
the Grand Nizier opposes prosecution of the in
curry into the murder Of Abdll Aziz. and that his
Position is shaken. Settlement Of the final details
Of tina Greek question is believed to be surrounded
with difficulties. Turkish war preparations con
tinue. Intelligence has been received here that .
party OF CIrclsaians attacked Mr. Pears, an Amer
lean Missionary, ard malsreated his escort, and 4
Consul General Heap has complained to the Porte.
EKW YoEK, April 2sth.-A cablegram letter from I
St Petersburg gives gloomy account Of the new 4
Cars life at the castle OF Gatschina, thirty miles
from the capital Before the court removed thither
several hundred artisans Of the Pfeobraiinsky I
regiment we're sent to make necessary alterations.
At midnight they assembled IN the church at Cats
china and were sworn to silence, death or Siberia
being the penalty Of their oath. Ten roubles were
the price OF each mans silence. The tongues Of 4
the HofkInen were soon lonseued, however, ard the
following Is description OF the precautions t
against assassination made In the palace Of the !
Gar. A subterranean passage leads from tas
Cars room to the stables, where a number Of
hoT5s are kept saddied and bridied dly and night
SantIreis are posted at intervals of t1euty yards
all around the building Tbs imperial bedroom
has two Windows protected at night BY massive
iron shutters, which only be reached from the I
outside By passing through three spacious ante
chambers, In which ere posted eighty Cossacks,
armed 70 the teeth. They are allowed y speak and