Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-02-18

for the dispatch of battalion of foot to
Dublin on Sunday next. "A dispatch
from Dublin says that Lloyd, magistrate
of Clare, Limerick and Cork counties,
informed the authorities of n wide spread
and dangerous conspiracy in his district, an
informer having revealed all tho plans of
the secret association engaged in it. :. a
force of two hundred military and con-
stabulary have gone to Edenderry, County
Kings, to protect persons carting oaks,
bought Mt Sheriii's sale. The mob broke
up the roads and threw trees across them
and destroyed four bridges. A force Of
three hundred and fifty police and military
evicted six families at 1reconacreaw, near
Balaghedroen. Arms have been seized at
Clonmel belonged to the baiffs. The
O'Conner Son has RENTED twenty-five
per cent. of the rent of his tenants at Ard
souen and Ardmoyle.
Later news by the British steamer Mary
latham:
the morning Of the 31st inst. in the old
World building near the Times Office. 1t
spread very rapidly and some seven or
eight persons are supposed to have been
burned and several were injured by jump
ing from the upper stories to the sidewalk.
The Times office was saved with difficulty
and the Tribune, SIM and other Offices
were near by. The offices of the Observer,
7urf, Eeid and Edrm, Scottish Ame,icdn,
Scientific american and several other
papers were destroyed. The loss is fixed
at about 100000.
The instruction in Southern Austria
continues and arrangements have been
perfected for the sending of $4,000 men
to Dalmatia.
The French column operating in South
ern Algeria marched 1875 kilometres in
three days, and captured ten thousand
sheep and six thousand camels and killed
ninety tribssmen beyond Machera.
Oscar Wilde attracted to the Music Hall
in Boston an audience which filled every
seat. Sixty Harvard students appeared in
fuIl.dress coats and knee.breachos and
carrying lilies and sunhowers. The esthete
was heartily guyed, and showed unmistaka-
bic anger.
The Government of Russia is contem-
plating the annexation of Corea on the
ground of the insecurity of Russian pos
sessions on the Pacific and the warlike dis
position of China. Japan favors the plan,
and it is concluded that the United States
will not interfere in favor of China in con.
sequence of the bad feeling against the
Chinese prevalent in California.
Lieutenant Danenhauer telegraphs from
Irkutsk, under date Of January 3lst, MS
follows:
Lieutenant De Long, party has been
traced to definite locality on the west
bank of the Lena. Engineer Melville and
the Russians are searching ardently.
, am acting under positive orders, and will
bear investigation. Lieutenant Chips
boat has not been seen since September
The gale, doubtless, swam2ed her. If she
is not found before the spring, l will
charter the steamer Lena and search the
coast between the rivers Ononock and ka.
Inca. Jack Coles has been an invalid
since October. The Jeunnene entered tn.
ice near Herald Island September &, 1879
Her forefoot was twisted, and from the Is
of January we pumped for eighteen months
The vessel drifted to the northwest during
twenty-one months. She was crushed
and sank or June 18th, in latitude 76o Is
north and longitude 1865 20' east. Sh
discovered the Jeanette, Henrietta ant
Bennett Islands. We made our retrea
over the ice to the New Siberia Islands
thence in boats to the Lena delta. En-
gineer Melville was given charge of m,
boat by De Long. / was blind. Heart,
and in 81 igent help was rendered by tn
Russians. Everything possible is beinj
done