Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-21
LITE EORELGN MEu,S

We gather the following items of interest
from our exchanges by the steamer lanes
Make, which arrived on the 18th inst from
San Francisco, with dates TO Oct ard, the
Sn<;on the 18th, with dates to the Iothinst;
Arabi Pasha says the hsrt thing the English
could do for Egypt would be to send all the
notablcs and other leading men connected
with the rebellion ont OF the country. If they
do not do so vengeance will surely be wreaked
upon these officials after the departure of the
troops, He asserts that he never thought the
English would send large army to assist the
khedive and so was led into war lie denied
| that he had any communication with the Sui
tan during the war II is said that the grand
shreei oi Mecca was deposed on account of
having had reasonable relations with Arab
Pasha The khedive, with the approval of
England, has offered Baker Pasha the reorgan.
| ilation OF the Egyptian army which he accepts.
....lt is officially announced that General
Wolseley and Admiral Seymour will be raised
to The peerage in acknowledgment, of their
recent distinguished services. a closer con.
nection Is foreshadowed between England and
Germany upon the Eastern question Admi.
| raj Seymour has accepted decoration at the
hands Of the khedive, but declines the honor
Of a peeerage Two courts will he consti.
tuted to try Arab Pasha and other rebels, one
cour, of first instance, and the other special
tribunal to deliver Judgment. "A private ex.
animation of Arab Pasha was held on the and
inst Gladstone who had been suffering OF
late, Is better. lie drove out yesterday, not.
wnhstanding the wet weather, and visited in
the neighborhood OF Penmaen Mawr. An
imperial decree orders that the father of the
Ming OF Corea be kept for life under guard a,
Has, Ting Flu, The Corean affair with
Japan has been happily adjusted through the
prompt action of the Japanese Minister Hama.
suba; the ringleaders are to be arrested and
punished, 10000 yen is TO be paid to the fam
iiies OF the Killed japanese and 10000 yen tc
the Government, and an envoy with letter O
apology sent to Japan The sugar refiner,
OF HARRISON, liavemeyer 4 Co., Philadelphia
an immense brick structure at front and Al
mond streets, was partly destroyed by ire
on the ssth ut. The block bounded by Della
ware avenue and by Swanson, Almond an,
Bainbridge streets was burned, and containe,
the mold house and filter house. These build
ings we're hlled with sugar in the process O
manufacture and ready for delivery, and bo,l
structures and their contents are in ruins Tn
loss will probably reach million dollars.
General s,oneman has resigned his position a
Colonel ON the retired lis, Of the army to ac
cept the Democratic candidacy of Governo
Of California Secretary Folger Is said ais
to have resigned to accept the nomination 70
r Governor OF New York. W. III. Wycke,
ham, U. ). Minister to Denmark has resigned
80. The jury on the Star Route trial has nc
, been able to agree upon verdict Frenc
influence Is actively opposing the reciprocit
treaty between Mexico and the United State.
Al Chicago, on the ,3rd ult, the four yea
old stallion, Jay Eye See, beat the best ioul
. year'oid tTotting record twice in succession, h