The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-06-30
Foreign News.

San Francisco, June 9. The British tramp
GIenelg, which was to have sailed to-day, will
not leave until the early part of next week.
Some 100 Cinnamon have procured certificates to
return ON her to China; Ills certificates having
thus far been issued since the adoption of the
law.
Roston, June "a correspondent of the Pilot
cabled the following from Rome: 1.-The Pope
to-day refused to receive Errington, who asked
for an audience. This may indicate a complete
change in the Irish policy. Errington is in alb
solute disgrace with the Vatican. The second
letter from the Pope to an Irish Bishop, it Is
said, was intended to be secret. Errington had
a copy before the Bishops received theirs. He
communicated it TO the press. The English party
in Rome, which is very influential at the Vati-
can, is in dismay at the Pope's emphatic refusal
to give audience to Erringtcn. There is a report
that Errington will leave Rome for England at
once.
Paris, June B Minister of Marine to-
day informed the Cabinet that the Government
has received intelligence that a brother-in-law of
the King Of Anam was in command of the Anam-
lite forces in Tonquin. 1t is also announced that
a telegram has been received from the French
Consul at Canton stating that no preparations
for war have been made there.
Victoria, June 9.-The Chinese firms of Yicto-
ria advise their Government to check the emf
grafton Of Chinese to British Columbia. The
labor market in the province is oyerstOcked, aud
there has been great mortality among the coolies.
The climate of California is we'll adapted to the
Chinese. bat they cannot stand the rigors of the
northern climate on the seenty diet to which
they are accustomed. LabOTers IN such a CHM
ate as British Columbia require a generous sup
ply of strong, wholesome food, and the Chinese
there, as in California, do ten hours work a day
on a handful Of rice and two square inches of
pork fat.
Washington, June 5.-The Guiteau case will
never be down for good. 1t has come into
prominence again owing to the fact that p. J.
Sheahy, one of the jurors, has gone crazy and
has been sent to the St. Elizabeth hospital for
the insane. The case is peculiarly pathetic in
some points. 1t is reported that Sheahy be-
lHsyAd that Guiteau was insane and that the jury
Mid have so found, but he had not the cour-
aetn the face Of the unanimity of the rest, 10
stRaAut and say so. He was also afraid, /.
seem OF what he knew was public clamor on
the sheet. Since Guiteau's execution, it is
L&s44fAAas been continually haunted by his re-
hections upon the case and the conviction that
he had voted to hang q lunatic, until his mind
has given away under 1t. His insanity took a
fierce and violent form, so that his family were
afraid for their lives, and he has been placed in
a cell at the asylum.
Baltimore, June 5.-R. X. Fox, who is stop
ping at the CaHOltOn Hotel in this city, said to
a reporter Of the AmeTicaG to-day. Il am about
bringing another man from England 10 fight
Sullivan. He is furnished ms by George w.
Atkinson, editor Of the London Sporting Times.
whom / consider the best authority abroad. L
am not at liberty TO give you his name, but /
can say that he Is p years old and that he hasa
hrst-class record. ! consider that in physique
he Is a better man than Tug Wilson or Mitchell
and that he i able to meet Sullivan. I propose
to back him for $1,000 or $4,000 10 fight any
man in America, the preference, of course, be-
Ing given to Sullivan. Now, as to the walking
business, / will back Hughes for So, 900 for the
champion belt now in my office"
4 scientist says:-"The paIeozoic cock
reaches are distinguished from living
species by having five veins in the wing in
stead of four, and having a decided meso-
zOic aspect. This is highly important;
but a woman when she sees one of these
insects will not care whether il has five or
fifteen veins in the wing. She will give a
scream, draw her skirts tightly about her,
and give the cOckroach such a violent rap
with an old shoe that it will have more of
a mashed than a mesozOic aspect"