Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-05-21

~ .i'NNt't w Ail' lfANtNt AlNAH FiaA"h ANt NiN
Chiltern Hundreds.
The arrest Of Dillon has had the effect 90 con
centrNte all differences OF Irish opinion among
members from Ireland against the Land Bill.
When the question Of the arrest Of Dillon comes
10 he debated It will be the most exciting event Of
the session. The greatest bitterness was shown
Yesterday in the remarks of O'Connur. Biggar and
others.
DuRn,y. May 6th.-News from tho Tr,nsvaal
tends to increase the fear that the natives will at
tack the Beers when the British withdraw. num-
Der Of Caire chiefs have formed q league against
the Beers
LONDON. May 6th.-It ia said the arrest Of Grand
Duke Constantine is likely to bc followed by a
Nihiist movement OF sailors in the Russian fleet,
who are said 60 have au understanding with u
number ot other Nihiists at Orleans. N,hilist
appeal O. the Russian Army has occn widely cir
culatcd in 1t. Petersburg. la this document tho
autocrats principle Is compared 10 decrepit, dis
pissed and abandoned creature. The proclamation
ends 10y calling ON the army to rise and strike
down the tyrant.
ruNIs, May 6th-rho Boy has addressed u fresh
protest 20 the Powers, imploring them in the namo
port Is confirmed that five powerful native tribes
have rcvolted, and refuse 10 submit either to the
Boy or the French. The Boy IL streuously en-
dcnvoring 81 regain his authority.
LONDON. May 7th-In the House OF Commons
last night motion was agreed to that the House
thinks something should be done to improve tho
dwellings, Of lnborers IN ireland.
Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland stated that
II the Government could see any WAY of proposing
anything 20 effect the object Of the motion in the
Land bill 1t would gladly do
The Times says We understand that there is n
strong desire ut the Vatican for some direct and
authoritative means Of communication with Eng
land, with view to gaining more authentic knuw-
edge on social questions especially those con-
\ letter from Rev. Thomas w. Crokc, Arch.
bishop OF Cashel, Is published. in which de SAYS:
" | cannot approve of the action which the Irish
party are said to contemplate TO exhibit their sense
to Dillon, aud apprehension for his arrest. An
overwhelming majority OF the Irish people are in
favor OF giving tine government fair chance of
passing the Land bill"
\ relative Of O'Donovan Rosa has been arrested
III Dublin under the Coercion Act.
NEw YoRE, May sth.-The TrtbnHs's London spe-
cinl says: The Irish Land Bill drags heavily.
The vote ON the second reading is not expected till
the 10Th. The best speech far has been Mr..
Iefeyro's. The more the debate il prolonged the
greater are the divisions which arise in the Irish
camp. y Connor Power has declared in an ex.
cellent speech that he will vote for the second
reading. ~ NJ Sullivan has seeded from the sup
port of Parnell. Dillon arrested for his furious
Clunmel speech. Parnells followers expressed ex-
treme irritation at this act and So by the vote of
seventeen To twelve. they decided not to vote for
second reading of the Land bill. No deep regret
is expressed among many Irish members for Dill
Ions arrest. His council has been inconyenient To
his party for some time minority III the irish
party decline to be bound byrhe decision of the
caucus. 1t is remarkable that of sixty Home
Rulers who followed the leadership of Butt, only
seventeen are faithful to Parnell."
CoNsrANrtNoPLE, May 7th.-Dispatches received
here from Damascus state that Fen Pasha sur
rounds Druses III the Hauran district. and de
mands from them an indemnity of 10000 tor the
pillage of Turkish villages and the massacre of
the inhabitants The Porte fears that they will
effect a union with the Druses of Lebanon. Some
ARAB Druses entered and plllaged Mecca, which Is
cut OF from postal communication. caravan of
Musseltnan pilgrims from India was also pillaged.
CoNsTANr1NoPLE, May 7th.--It is believed that
the Grand Nlzier opposes prosecution of the in
NM .tt,I -.
position Is shaken Settlement of the final details
OF tina Greek question is believed to be surrounded
with difficulties. Turkish war preparations con-
tlhue Intelligence has been received here that "A
party of Clrcassians attacked Mr.. Pears an Amer
lean Missionary, and matreated his escort and
Consul-General Heap has complained to the Porte
NV YORK, April 2oth-A cablegram letter from
OF petersburg gives gloomy account of the new
Czars life at the castle of Gatschina thirty miles
from the capital Before the court removed thither
several hundred artisans of the Preobraiinsky
regiment were 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
the workinen were soon loosened, however, and the
iulloWlng Is description OF the precautions
against ASSASSINATION made IN the palace of the
Gar; subterranean passage leads from the
,Lar : room to the stables, where number of
horses are Kept saddled and bridled day and night
SentIuelS are posted at intervals of twenty wards
all around the building The imperial bedroom
iron shutters, which can only be reached from the
outside by passing through three spacious ante
Chambers, III which are posted eighty Cossacks
armed to the teeth. They allowed to speak and
move about III the two outer rooms but i'm the
hall adjoining the Cars bedroom, perfect silence
Is maintained all night. The General on duty for
the day sits IN an easy chair his Cossacks sitting
on divan which runs around the whole ROOM AZ
the Generals right Is knob of an electric an
paratus which rings bell in every guardhouse
wlfhln the palace grounds. When the Emperor is
Yla a. h,
moves the outer handles entrance can be eff
fected until he himself personally opens the door
from the inside Unlike his father, lie cannot Ell
aure armed soldiers III mis- bedchamber Several
mines have been discovered ut st. Petersburg and
quantity OF dynamite was seized Just after II mad
Deen introduced INTO the courtyard of the palace
OF Gatschina, concealed III a load of hay The
Czarina is still subject to nervous attacks and
strange Authorizations Hessy Hefmann's illness
Is expected to be brought to close in very short
time, and II IL thought that this will he a "A SIGNAL
Tor her execution. The Paris Iitydnsigenut de-
clares that she has been ruthlessly tortured since
she has been a prisoner.
ST; PETERSBURG, April 2sth.-On Easter Day
Evolutionary proclamations from tie Land and
Liberty party were found enclosed in Easter enus
distributed III the streets of Moscow. The procla-
nation urges the peasantry to seize the lands and
refuse to pay taxes or serve in the army
ST. PETERSBURG, May 2d-rwo hundred persons
were injured III the riots against the Jews mt
Elizabethgrod. DetaehmantS of cavalry and in
iantry now patrol the streets. The approaching
i"f AT tIhl place Is INDEFINITELY postponed at the
request of the Town Council.
BERLIN, May ID Fresh excuses have been
committed against the jews at Argenan Nest
Prussia, but the gendtrmes have restored order
there, and are now preserving it. A number Of
Jewish families have fled.
ST.. PErkRsBURd, May 3d,-The dispatch of CON
ylcts through Moscow for Siberia begins ON tho
lOth instant. The number to be deported il 1000
-, LloSDoS, May 3d.-A dispatch from Berlin saws
while the Car remains in retirement in CATS
emma the lmplacable enemies of his Government
aye as dangerously busy as ever. Rumors and re-
ports OF daring operations by Nihiliss in dissent
mating manifestos conveying warnings 10 the Czar
continue to reach here On Sunday last the nolice
oil St- Petersburg were engaged in searching for a
mine near Seminoffsky bridge, though nothing
seems 10 have been found The social and politi-
cal atmosphere Is growing thicker and thicker and
IL freighted with omens of another approaching
storm. Private letters received here describe the
city as like gloomy prison house, where little il
heard OF the outside world, and everybody lives
IN constant state of painful suspense The chief
journals still appear with mourning borders
Oxford won the University boat-race this wear
LONDON, May 3rd.-'The Admiralty has a tele
gram from Monieyedio stating that the British
war sloop Dotsrsi was blown up ON April 18th al
SANDY point, Straits Of Ma gellan. The cause OF
the catastrophe IL not knowI. Lieutenant Stokes
remains at the scene Of tn disaster to ASCERTAIN
Tue cause ot the o1posiOn, with the assistance of
ulNtfH. lno COMMANDER, plyIuagt4fF and eua,,,a.,