The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-07-07

caused by poison administered by the In
vincibles, has been e%xhumed, and 10 trace
Of poison discovered.
London, June l2th.-The trial ofthe men
concerned in the dynamite conspiracy was
resumed this morning.
Baron Alphonse Rothschild's daughter
Beatrix was married in Paris Wednesday
last. Baron Rothschild gave his daughter
5000 900 TO buy furniture with and $4,000
a month te keep house. During the ten
days preceding the wedding the bride re-
ceiyed over eleven hundred letters from
destitute young adies asking aims, and
there was not one but received an answer.
London, June l2th.-A famine i'll the
Kurdish districts, Asia Minor, is reported.
Many have died. Grain is selling for six
times its usual price.
The Prince Of Wales won $4,000 at the
Ascot races last week. He paid off several
of his old debts. The Prince is said to grow
more popular every day.
The Gaiety Theater in Manchester, Eng
land, was burned Saturday night. There
was no performance, and no lives were
lost.
\ Paris Paper, La france, states that the
Malagas=y Envoy has been instructed to
treat with the French Government again.
London, June l5th.-One hundred and
fo%rty-three soldiers, stationed at Posen,
have been accidentally poisoned. The con-
dition of the men Is dangerous.
san Francisco, June 1Gth.-John L. Sui
Ivan, the slogger, i a fugitive from JUS
tice, his wife having secured a warrant for
his arrest for brutal assault while under the
influence of liquor.
1t. John and Pontius PLATE have sued
Samuel Morse, of the Passion Play for UNI
paid salaries, but Judas Iscariot appears to
nave got his money in advance.
\ woman writes to the Boston Globe
that, finding she could earn more in bust
ness than her husband, they reversed the
order of things. She now goes to business,
and lac does all the home work, and does it
exceilently. The plan works very salts
factoriIy.
San Francisco, June l6th.-We nave now
to announce the arrival of the Z. NJ. steam
ship Zealandia, "a days from the Colonies,
via Honolulu eight days, with passengers
and Government mails, and for cargo 1,435
ingots Sydney pig tin, 6,348 bags Hawaiian
sugar, 3,3l5 bags Island Rice, and l,226
punches bananas. The German bark, G.
K. Bishop, % days from Honolulu is at
hand with 25,346 bags sugar, 2,235 bags
rice, 81 barrels mOlasses, etc.
New Zealand. New Zealand is receiving
a large nflu Of immigrants of a very de
sirable class. They are mostly men pos
sessed OF capital enough to enable them to
buy up land and enter upon farming opera
tions.
TOngariro, an active volcano in the center
pf the North Island wos I'm violent eruOfipu
on the 26th ult, not equaIled for thirteen
years past. The volcano could be seen
from Napier on the east coast.
Sydney.-It is not thought that the local
Parliament will agree to continue its agree
ment with New Zealand after November
next, to pay half the subsidy that runs the
Pacific Mail Company's service to San
Francisco.
Shanghai, June 5th.-WaT is inevitable
unless France abandonsh her pretensions in
AMMAN Ii Hung Chang, h has been
severely criticised by the Tsung Ii Yamen,
or Council of Mandarins, because of his con-
ciliatory attitude toward France, is now
convinced that there is no way out of the
difficulty except by fighting. The Council
of Mandarins has decided to mobilize the
Chinese army. The greatest activity pre-
walls i'm the camps of instruction at Tehili,
Kiangnam and Ho-Nan, and at the naval
~arsenals of Shanghai and Foo-Chow fifty
batteries of artillery have been equipped to
take the field against France, and are now
concentrating at Tieu-Tsin awaiting trans
pOrtation to AMMAN. The forts all along
the coast of the Gulf of PecheIe are being
strengthened.
San Francisco, June l6.-On Tuesday
evening last some eighty or a hundred of
the steamer midas passengers on her
last voyage gave a complimentary dinner
at the Palace Hotel to her commander,
Captain Henry Weber. To his character
as a seaman, Captain Webber adds the dis
position and manners of a gentleman, a
combination sufficiently rare to ender him
exceedingly popular with all who have had
advantage of meeting him on sea or
GOuld's new yacht was given a trial trip
Saturday, and was pronounced the swiftest
deep sea-going yacht afoat. At times she
would average sixteen knots an hour, more
than seventeen miles.
There was Il brilliant review Saturday al
Moscow on the Peteroffsky plain of 81 5000
roo :. The outcome of the coronation GER
will, it is thought in wcll-informed
circles, be the adoption of conservative
at nome and a pacific policy
abroad.
De Lesseps estimates that the cutting to
Hood the North African desert can be COM
Dleted in five years, at a cost of not more
han $4,000, 900.
Twenty thousand Cinnamon are to be
brought to Brazil at a cost of SO per head.
They. are To he iudenturaJ for Hya yearS aS
abOrers, and will be paid thirty-two cents
day, out of which they will have to feed
md clothe themselves.
With a bonded debt of over $780, 900,
has voted to eXpend 81, 5OO,O 900
III its streets.
\ Valparaiso dispatch says: There are