The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

lishmeu Who desired to remain here % take their
quarters in reach Of the telegraph once. As news
may arrive at any moment from Censtantinople
! which might cause popular outbreak.
Arab Pasha declares that the natives iuplt
Gated in the massacre in Alexandria, the ilih inst
shall not be punished, unless the Europeans who
fired on the rioters are punished.
LoSpox. June 2T.-Ths War Ofiice ON Monday
issued orders for 5000 arms and accoutTements
to be ready in four days, with aview, 1t IS believed
OF calling out the army reserve within three day,
The TYp,ss says; It may be taken for granted
that there is something more than empty sound
behind the preparations at the dockyards We
can but hope that II the Conference fails 70 md
any solution Of the Egyptian question. France
viii agree with England upon some plan Of united
action. or leave Us free 70 act alone. Expadihon-
AIRY forces at Gibraltar and Malta have been con-
stituted and commanders and stats nominated
The Captain OF the United States steamer ca
lssa has served notice on all American residents
that the Gaissa is ready TO receive them, and that
they must now remain in Egypt at their own risk.
ALEXANDRIA. June S7.-The Khedive held grand
reception yesterday IN cesbration OF the Rnniver-
sary Of his accession to power, The Patriarchs
man-of-war in the harbor exchanged salutes with
the forts.
Arab Pasha states that if the Porte abandons
him. he will publish correspondence proving everY
step taken since the 9Th of september last was
instigated by the Porte.
NEw YoRK, June 27.-Patrick EagRn, at Paris,
teleSraphs to Patrick Ford that the landlords
through company with large capital propose to
Danish the Irish tenantry English and Scotch
farmers are taken 10 their places This. the dis
patch says means war to the death.
I.oSpoS. June 26-Engineer Melville telegraphs
from Ykaulski. under date of April To- as follows
have searched the coast from the river Alanek to
the river JanR, but have found no trace Of the
second cutter, or Of Lieutenant Chips party.
have buried the remains Of Lieutenant DeLong.
Dr. Amber jerome Collins, also of seainen Lee,
Garth. Dreesler, knack, Ivorsen and Boyd, and the
III Tom / have Eerurpd
paper pertaining TO the expedition. Seaman
Erickson and the Indian Aka hnd already been
buried on the river Lena. | am now en- route TO
Irkuutsk.
Sunday, at which the ProCressists and Republicans
fraternized. Violent revolutionary speeches we're
made At LimOciro Jail the prisoners hauled the
procession and shouted from the windows, viva
la Republique."
CoP,SH1sNS, June 26.-Tho movement for the
severance of Norway from Sweden, and for the
establishment of republic, is assuming Increased
proportions. Unpleasant complications arr ex-
pected-
CoRK, June aG.-There was rioting here last Eat
urday night and last night. Shutters were torn
from the windows TO repenish the fires for eele,
brating St. Johns Eve. Shots were exchanged
and the police stoned.
DupI1S, June So Disguised assassins have
fatally shot Thomas Magoghega, constabulary
pensioner when sitting tn the kitchen OF the lodge
Of wealthy farmer at hilkeleen, County OF meath
ST. PETERSBURG. j une 29.-Th6 twenty gendarmes
and eight soldiers charged with having aided mt
cprrespondsuce of the Nhilisis with the State
prisoners, were tried and sentenced ON SATURDAY
al tho fortress; and two among them are charged
with high treason, and Will pass before court.
martial, and will probably be shot. The Chief OF
the cendarmes al the fortress, Major Philmeno1,
and the Chief Of the soldiers, captain Anuroi'
guilty of neglect of surveillance have been sen
fenced to degradation and punishment 70 Aroh.
~. O. If ha lfpuRrNl
Galetsa. through fear Of more Nihillst mines, has
been authorized TO fill with earth the Petruvsk
Canal, which runs through the fortress.
DUmN June 29.-.fho fivsniaH's Josrsdl says;
For the administration OF the depression DILL Ihe
country has been mapped into sl1 districts under
mapIstrates having control OF the military. The
Repression Bill IS moving through Parliament,
being amended only rs the Government consents
A dispatch saws Of the Cahill murder; An at
t vac made TO murder Cahill on the 18th inst,
when i've shots were fired at INN. 1t IL evident
that the murder was committed by party OF men,
as the body contained many wounds especially on
the breast.
.Io,,poy. June SO--WoolWich presented busy
asu.,ct in consequence or war preparations upon
Iaee s,ele and the dispatch OF munitions OF war
including explosives, TO Egylt. Arrangements nave
been perfected by which +O,UJ0 men can De en-
barkedson the insant. complete return has been
orlersi Of marines available for foreign SERVICE
me officers reserves offer the servioesot men iof
gnrrison duty at Chatham. reserve siege tram
is being made ready TOT setNle1, - is - a.
train, complete with stor and appliances ieauy
a. Malta Orders for reserves TO come on uuty ~
,,;,e, date are said to be ready 10 be issued on
Monday. II is said also that the Guards have
neon ordered to hold themselves IN readiness Tor
Canstantinople dispatch sFys the Conference
80, IA sneetly armed interference as necessary,
nj tbat n il improbable for any OFFER of Turkey
To send troops to be accepted ,.-,-,--r.,t.
L. 40 Cofnmons the Secretary OF Stale Tor lnula
I;, w ~ site whether the Indian troops were
ready TO proceed to Egypt orz.-..,.,
The Financial Secretary OF the War Once stated
that the troopship 0roHiss ieit yeslesy y' INT
no ua1suai expenditure was being incurred at the
dock yards.
NV YoRK. June 29-The Hsruifs Alexandria
s,eciSl saws: Information Just received makes me
Relieve that important events are impendlnR
People who have hitherto intended saying n ,nv'
ON ACOuullt W =. .....ht cnnncll WAC hold