Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-11
r o r EIGN,


, OSVIes Cee&lo, near 0aHo0, County
, Cork, was burned yesterday BY an incsn-
!, diary.
Three person were arrested on sus.
picion Of being implieatsd in the uur.
der Of Burke.
Three farmers, Brown and Baltins.
last Of Roscommon, and Hickey. near
Castlsland, were shot and ssriousiv in
jured.
The Irish judges have passed rssolu-
tions protesting against trials bsine
held by commission Of three judges
without juries.
In tho event Of the repression bill
posaing with obnoxious provisions, Be-
ron Fitzgerald will resign.
Men DraneA.
LONDON, June l0.-Three hundred
soldiers we're drafted in the district
where Burke was shot.
XsDAsha Darnlas.
81. PETERSBURG, June 1O.-The fire at
Bolu has extended to the naphths wells.
and is only likely to cease whom the ma
terial is exhausted.
Blssdy Affair.
Peasants again attacked the house of
Count Bobrinsky. A sanguinary oo,s-
1ict ensued, and several persons we're
killed.
The Egyptian slsaatisn.
CAIso, juno 10.-The Consul Gensras
separately visited Dervisch Pasha TODAY,
except tho representatives of ENGLAND
and France, who called upon him TO-
gesher. Dervisch Pasha said hs hoped
TO succeed in arranging the.present dif- |
ncuIties. Dervisch Pasha gave audienos
to the principal Egyptian officers, and
Afterwards to the President of tho |
Chamber Of Notablss, and a greater |
portion OF tho body. To the Sultan |
Pashs he declared he was resolved to |
restore order. and that, if necs ssary to !
that end, he himself would assume the |
ministry Of war. The military party |
attempted to establish sort Of espion- |
age over Dervisch Pashs, but hs has
managed 30 far 10 efRectually prevent
the carrying out Of their design.
Csrihaldrs Raneral.
AAGDALEHA, June 9-The remains Of |
Gen. Garibaldi were Inferred in tho
cemetery Of Caprera yesterday after
noon. The funeral ceremonies began
at 3:45 and closed at 5. A storm of
wind and rain ragged the whole time.
Tho coffin was covered with garlands
and flowers, borne BY some of the thou
sand Of Narsula and was followed by
the Duke Of Genoa, Signor Zanardelli.
Con. FerrerO, Representatives of both
Chambers and delegates from three
hundred various associations. Speeches
were delivered at the grave by the Vice
President Of the Chamber Of Deputies,
two Cabinet Ministers present, and Sig
nor Crispi. All applauded the deeds of
tho deceased. As the coffin was low
cred into tho grave salutss were fred by
the Italian msn-of-war Washington and
Garibaldi.
Prem Japan.
YoKoHAMA, May 3O.-The census re-
turns by the general register bureau for
the year 1881 give the following popu-
lation Of Japan: Males, 1s,423,274; fe-
males, II ,93s, 30. Total population, &c.
35s, ,99a. Allowing an enormous yearly in
crease.
Serious fires are reported from Inada
province and Yschieo. In the former
place q fire which happened in May
consumed l60 houses and one district
office; and in the latter, that occurred
May 4th, 52l houses, six temples and
one schoolhouss were reduced to ashes.
A fro broke out in Toxic May sth. and
was not got under control until after
about 42S houses had been burned down
and . seriously damaged.
Success having attended the export Of
japanese cotton cloth 70 China, msr-
chants at Osaka intend establishing a
company with capital Of 100000, to
continue export on larger scale.
Fro0 Japan.
YOKOHAMA, May A.-After q long and
select preparation the details Of Com
modors Shufeldt's expedition to Cora
were disclosed. Instead of accepting
the aid Of Japan, he relies chiefly on
China influences. This enables repre-
sentatives Of all western nations to pro-
coed simultaneously with him or possi-
bly, to anticipate him; whereas, If Jap
anese cooperation were adopted, Ar
menia would have been frst in the field.
Everything is nov to be done under the
theory that China controls the foreign |
affairs Of Corea. The draft Of . treaty |
With the United States vas prepared in
Pekin under Chinese supervision, other |
ENJOYS bsinQ present. The envoys 70 |
Corsa viii so in the Chinese Gag ship,
assisted BY the Chinese squadron, Com |
modore 6hufeldt accompanying in the |
steamer Swatara. Il is everywhere BE- |
lisved, though not yet officially stated.
that the British envoy TO China, Sir |
Thomas Wade, will sail Immediately for |
Corea in the vieilant, other British
ships meeting ON the Corean coast A
squadron il preparing for the same dss-
tination. Russian and other ofacisls
arc understood 70 b about 70 stazt like
wise. Sir Robert Hart, Superintendent
Of Chinese Customs, 10 expected to visit
Corsa With suitable employees 70 taks
eeutrol Of the Custom HOUSE and open
the port. The Chinese Commercial
shipping Company viii ssnd agents
With the Admiral 70 purchase at epsn
port, and arrange for the immediate
opening Of trade. This programme u
ansaecnistie TO Japan's prestige and in
tsrssts, Japan having thus faf controlled
Corean external Affairs and moaopoliz-
ID the trade. Japan's Minister vas dis
| natAhed n Snoul. tho oapital Of Cora,