The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-27
FOREIGN N e w S.
dates TO the 1911 inst, per s. s.
Austrdtio.)
EUROPE.
THE CRISIS IN GREECE,

The foreign fleet, with the excep-
ton of one vessel of each Power,
has left Suda bay and has completed
the blockade of the Greek coast.
The Government has warned all
vessels that if they leave port it will
be at their own risk. The issue of
shipping papers has been stopped
and the commercial world is excited.
The allied fleet, which put back
to Gambia under stress of weather,
has again started for the Pireus.
A despatch of the 18th says:
The Porte has notified the Powers
that a body of Greek irregulars is
advancing toward the frontier, and
that Turkish troops have been or
dered to repel it. The Ottoman
bank will advance the Porte S.
100000.
The French Minister to Greece
sailed for France on the 18th.
THE CHOLERA IN ITALY.
Rome, May 7.-During the past
twenty-four hours twelve new cases
of cholera and four deaths have
been reported at Venice, five cases
and two deaths at Vicenza, and six
teen cases and six deaths at Barioa.
On the 9Th, ten new cases of
cholera and four deaths in the pro-
vince of Venyo, and fifteen addi-
tional cases and five deaths in
Brindisi.
Advices from Brindisi of the 9th,
report fifteen new cases Of cholera
and five deaths from the disease,
and from Venice nine new cases and
three deaths.
On the 18th, Bari returned thirty
five new cases of cholera and eleven
deaths. Venice, nine new cases
and seven deaths. Brindisi, three
new cases.
A despatch of the 10th says,
since the last previous returns, five
new cases of cholera and two deaths
have been reported at Venice and
fourteen new cases and four deaths
at Bari.
| GREAT BRITAIN.
The Irish Home Rule measure
was the all-absorbing topic of the
country. The second reading of
the new Home Rule bill took place
in the House of Commons on the
10th. At the hour of opening the
house was crowded at every part.
The defeat of the ministry on this
measure seems to have been fore
gone conclusion. A London cores
pondent of the N. Y. World, under
date of the 18th, says, 81 am ena-
bled to announce on the highest
authority that the defeat of the
Government is to be followed by the
immediate dissolution of Parlia-
ment." This view is corroborated
by other dispatches. On the 18th,
Gladstone carried a motion that the
House devote four of the nights out
of five given to Parliament business
every week, to the debate of the
Home Rule bill. The proposal pro-
duced sensation, as it had come tc
be generally believed, without any
clearly definite reason why, that the
Government had about given up the
hope of carrying their measure, and
would bring on a crisis as early as
possible.
In Ulster, hitherto the most loyal
if not the only loyal of the five pro.
vinces, the agitation against the
Home Rule bill was assuming Q
very threatening character. A DIES
patch of the l4th states that more
firearms have been sold in London
derry in the past three months thar
were sold during the previous foul
years. Orders have just been giver
there for thousand new rifles
Crowded meetings Of Orangemer
were held at Newry and Mourne, a
which pledges were given not to sub
NIT to Dublin Parliament and no
to pay taxes.
The Oranegemen of Lurgan
County Armagh, were enrollin.
themselves in military association
for the purpose of resisting home
rule government. 1t was stated tina
in the event of an Ulster rebellion
royalist expedition would be read.
to march on Dublin, leaving stronI
garrisons in Ulster and an army o
} observation on the Shannon.
The Grand Orange Lodge in Ne,
York sent a cable message to M
johnson, M. r., offering to assis
the inhabitants of Ulster.
A similar message was forwards
from Orangemen in Canada.
The Orangemen Of Australia sent
despatch to the Loyalists Of Irelan
promising aid to them in their en-
deavors to prevent the adoption O
Gladstone's Home Rule scheme.
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