The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-11-11

chicago, October 20.-Scarle fever of 8 mil
type Is becoming quite prevalent in the city
Ihlriy-slx cases were reported yesterday.
Lima PERM October 2l.-The news frou
Arequipa ntimate that the official acts of til
Provincial Government show that they ar
marching h~eadlong towards a fatal end. The
Project OF Arequipa rendered his resignation
but the Supreme Tribunal refused to accept i
because his services cannot be dispensed with a
present.
London Oct. 25.-The Blue Book of Egypt
ian affairs, which has just been issued for the
month of July, shows that DeFreycinet notified
England that France would not be able to join
England IN Its offensive hostilities in Egypt IN
less the French Legislature first gave its con-
sent, and that this was not likely to be given.
Prince Bismarck expressed his desire to give
his moral support to England and France, but
would not issue any mandate upon the subject,
fearing thereby to give the question greater pro-
portions than it had yet assumed. Signor Man
eini, Minister of Foreign Affairs for Italy, in his
answer to the invitation to his Government to
JOIN IN the protection of the canal, said Italy.
having Joined IN the identical note which Tur-
Key formally acceded to, 1t would be a contradict
ion TO the policy already announced to intervene
III any other way at this juncture.''
In July, Arab indirectly sounded the Earl of
Granville as TO the terms of submission which
would be granted him. He made a direct offer
to disband the leaders Of the rebellion, and for
himself to accept Punishment. The Secretary of
the Foreign Department refused to agree to any
thing save complete submission.
Cairo. Oct. 25.-Incessant complaints about
the treatment of families of rebel prisoners by the
Khediye's employees continue. Arab Pasha's
family SHIFT their residence almost daily, to avoid
violence. Arab has been inSultcd by the Cir
cassian guard. Two notables, accused of aiding
Arab with money, are chained together in an
underground dungeon, foul beyond description.
Among The correspondence of Arab Pasha are
important letters from an aid-de-camp of the
Sultan, and several letters from Ahmed Essod
Sheikh. Ulislam, Arabi's counsel, states the
letters will throw light upon the kilograms found
at Tel-el-kebir. Wilfred Blunt, telegraphing to
ArabIs counsel, relative to the discovery of
Arabs papers, say success is assured. Broadlev
had another interview with Arubi to-day. The
list of Witnesses 10 be.examined by the Commits
sion 1T ConstantinOp!e is increasing. 1t is posi-
t'ylE stated the Egyptian Government has 40
Intention of doing anything to prevent proceed
iEgs following their due course, whatever NAV
be attempted 10y the Porte in that direction.
P'"S"c''' tFia.), Oct. , -There were 3S
new >va % yellow fever and > deaths to-day.
Total cases t. date. 209G deaths, 40. 1t is re-
ported that seventy cases of so-called malarial
fever occurred at Millorero, ON the Perdito River.
The weat Ell is clearer and growing warmer.
Cleveland tOhio), Oct. 25.-The report of the
Secretary of the American Missionary Associa-
ton showed the work done in various directions
during the year in Chinese work Schools Is,
teachers 81, scholars 1857, number of those who
have ceased from idolatry 156, number converted
log. Total number of hopeful conversions since
commencement of the work Jog. Indian work
Agents 2, missionaries 8, churches y, church
4, Sunday school scholars LOG, scholars
aided at Hampton Institute 10.
London, Oct. 25.-The Swiss Ninet writes the
Times that he only served Arab in the ambulance
corps. lie gives Il graphic account of the filthy
condition of his prison at Cairo. He says thumb
screws were put on HIM during the journey from
cairo to Alexandria, and at the latter place he
was thrust into a tlthier prison than the one at
Cairo, and swarming with vermin. He was
robbed by the jailors, and then put on a vessel
for deportation to Smyrna, but was smuggled
at Palermo by the aid of an Armenian
officer of the ship. He went thence to Berne.
men in Egyptian prisons such as he has de-
scribed.
London, Oct. 25-England proposes to the
Government that an international In
1emnity Commission be established that Eng
and and France have only one representative,
the same rs the other Powers that America and
send each a representative, and the minor
have collective representation. In case
hat the proposition is agreed to, Egypt would
nave the right to appoint the President and Vice
President of the Commission.
Washington, Oct. 23.--The newly accredited
from Japan and his suite arrived last
after "A journey of twenty two days and
line hours from Yokohama the quickest time
IN record.
New York, Oct. %. Mrs Langtry, the cele-
English professional beauty, arrived from
europe this morning, and drove Immediately to
Ter hotel. She expressed satisfaction in an
at being in New York. cit reminds
ne so much OF Paris, y she said, and the flowers
re asthetically beautiful" Her chaperon is
IRIS. La bouchere.