The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16
LArEsTFoREIcN NEWS

TOUIOs, July lst.-The cholera has spread to
the villages in this vicinity and four deaths have
occurred.
RoNE, July 1st.-The Pope has ordered the
members of the Priesthood in all cholera infected
districts to remain at their posts, and has placed
funds at the disposal of the Bishops
Pans. July 1sr.-yice- Admiral PeYtOn, Minister
of Marine, has issued a circular asking for sub
scrptions TO open fund for the relief OF sufferers
from cholera belonging to the navy.
CArRo, July 1st.-Passengers leaving France
alter than MAY are not allowed to land here.
PANS, July snd.-One hundred and fifteen chOl-
era patients are in the hospitals. At TOulon and
Marseilles there is a better outlook than for the
last few days.
The President has vetoed the FitzJohn Porter
bill,
Miss Forteseue denies that she hes compromised
her breach Of promise suit against Lord Carnegie.
The President has approved the Joint resolution
to provide temporarily for the expenditure of the
Government.
New York has incorporated an Open Board Of
Trade. The object is to give aid TO merchants IN
sales and collections.
1t is reported that Franco demands five hundeed
million francs of China as indemnity for a viola
OH Of the Franco Chinese treaty.
The health Of Lowell, U. $. Minister TO England
has improved.
General ButRr is expected to arrive an Chicago
Saturday and a committee Of labor organizations
New York sports are Disguised over the Sullivan:
Mitchell fasco. The Boston champion received
5000 for his drunken exhibition and departed for
home.
PAsAMA, July 3d-The Superior Court of Pan
anna has impeached DIR. Crevera. President Of the
State of Panama, for bribery, and named General
Rutz, Second Vice. President, rs President DR.,
Crevera refuses toeave the Presidential Residence
He is surrounded by about 100 friends, armed, and
and has 90 police armed with Remington RIFLES.
glemnul4 he
General Ibanez Commandant OF the Panama
garrison, Ibanez has go well-armed men. An
English man-of-war il expected on the station
within IS hours. The French and American in
terests are wholly unprotected. There is some
fear of repetition Of the revolution Of 1872 which
would be very disastrous to the Canal Company.
CrTr OF MEXICO. July 4th.-Ihs gulf cost has
been quaraniined against Francs on account OF
the chOera.
Pans, july 4th.-There were no deaths from
cholera at Marseilles last night. There we're ave
at TOulon- Portugal has declared quarantine
against all English vessels Passengers from lou
lon and Marseies disinfecied at all Swiss rail
way stations. The Spanish and English officials
at Giberatar have had 4 dispute with references TO
precautions against the spread Of cholera.
MARsEnIEs, July 5th.-The intense heat aggrn-
Yates the cholera.
An outbreak of smallpox has occurred at lie
VigOn, Department Of Gard There were seven
teen deaths, and military Gordon has been or
dered.
1t is now proved that the ship Sarthe introduced
the cholera into France. She had fourteen cases
on board while in the Red Sea-
HoSGKoSG, July 5th.-rhe French allow the
Langson garrison three days to surrender before
being attacked. The officers Of the garrison in
reply to a demand stated th1t they had no orders
70 surrender. The French officers who were taken
prisoners we'll treated.
LONDON, duly 5th.-Dispatches from st. Paul de
Loanda, Africa, mention a report that Stanley has
sAiled for England The commander OF the Port
uguese war vessel assembled the Congo and an
nulled the treaties Of stanley, concluded With the
natives, which granted 10 The African Inlernaiion-
al Association Sovereignty over 3 territory that
had been declared neutral,
Arssideut Of Vallejo snuzsisd tasks Of liquor