The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-21
ARRIVAL OF Phi ma,
Seven Days Later from the :

~ Doo A<eAtSI l.VUl tuf liz
The bark Yankee, Captain Loyett. arr;v.
port on Monday afternoon. the 18th inst. IA A.
from San Francisco, which port she LEFT on y.
ing of the Sd. On Tuesday morning. thu ~
rived the -Aspasia. with the eastern mail
nineteen days passage, having left San Pans
the LIST inst.
The Ocean Express was expected to ls,.s
the 9Th, being detained by the difficulty Of ,,s
a crew.
By the arrival of these vessels we bs,. r
leans telegraphic dates to Aug. II, New Ypti
of Aug. 10. and European dates Of the Bob ii,
seven days later than previous adyices.
United States.
1t is reported that Com Vanderbilt is IA /.
steamers Northern Light and North STR
Pacific Mail Company, for 5000 OO, and to-
tinue his opposition line the LIST of 0ctOber.
The Panama Railroad Company's new yz,
Guatemala, arrived at Panama on the 10Th b.
having made the run from New York in G dn1
/ hour, constantly under steam her runnilr2
was SO days II hours.
Nine guns of ri1ed ordnance, on trial Il
Monroe, have been found far superior TO tn y
bore, after a very severe test.
Senator Douglas has written a letterr u
Peyton, of Stanton, Va, in which he takes The q,
that there should be no difference in the Ia
protection extended by this Government to nsa3
naturalized citizens: Mr.. Douglas express
position to the re-opening of the slave trad,
the abrogation thereof was one Of the cOngu
whereby the Constitution of the United Ssaj
originally adopted.
The United States Marshal says that a cara
Africans has been landed on the coast Of n
near Tyrna, and that after landing the an
vessel was set on fire and abandoned.
NAvAL-The steamer .Mohark, Wyaadj
Crusader will join the home Squadron Ties
ers Mystic and Sumpter were about sailing Z
Coast of Africa.
In port of Pharmaceutical States slep4
Tandalia awaiting orders.
The United States steamship Warrsa. am
Panama oil the 18th instant, 81 days from SzA
cisco. United States flag ship .Herrimsc, ID
on the morning of the 18th instant.
Flag Officer Long goes home in the Moses q
and is relieved by Flag Officer Montgomery
hoists his flag on the .Aferrimac, until the Hn5
the Lancaster.
In port of Aspinwall- United States i4l
Roanoke, Commander McCluney I; Uuia
firigate Sabine ; United States slOop-of.Er \
General European News.
A Paris letter in the .Nord says ltkW
to leave in Italy about 10000 French tpF1
certain time, in order to provide for all de-
ualities which may arise in the laboricus tad
reorganization of that country. Ia the Pat
followed for the accomplishment of this e1a1
there is a complete understanding between y
peror Napoleon and King Victor EmauaA
drawing up and signing of the preliminaredA
between the plenipotentiaries of France aDd =
are, it is said, to take place at Zurich n
liminaries are afterwards to be communists
Powers which signed the treaties Of 1915 y
communication, Europe will be called on teu
the basis of peace, to give her opinion o.
means of recognizing the Peninsula, ana 2
adhesion cause the establishment of the tain
federation to enter into the Pubic law Of EdHs
The Government of Denmark has coded tx
of ST. Thomas to the United States.
The Beige states that the first Austrian :
armee will for the present be maintained ID -
a war footing.
The hraiide Russo says that Austria snai'
may make whatever treaties they please eass
fixing the lot Of Italy they are bound to as =
currence of the rest of Europe.
1t appears that one of the results of the un3
the two Emperors at Villafranca, wasa 81
providing for the removal of the remains Of OF
Ii. from Vienna to Paris.
A deputation headed by Prince Napoieoa "
proceed to Vienna to take the remains Oh m
Reichstadt Napoleon I'D which are depsan'
Augustine Monastery, at Vienna. ana cen"
to France, where they will be placed D!'A
his father, Napoleon I.
Italy.
Advices from Turin represent the excfensss
was at first created by the announcement o y
of the peace has considerably suos'dea, =
comparative tranquility has been rsstorea
the Italian provinces.
An article in LIE .Nord newspaper g
French troops are to remain in the Deems
serve order.
A letter from Milan states that the eSus-
commencing a dangerous agitation =
that an insurrection in the Venetian kins"-
ticipated.
The various Governors appointed .! n1s
Emanuel in Modena have been witharasGM
governments turned over to the Mun'cP'.Jd
The result of the vote upon the supFs
nexation of Tuscany to Piedmont, smas
14l places, including Leghorn and fOsyh
800 votes in the affirmative and only II"
tive.
1t is reported that Count WaleSsk, ~
Minister, has submitted to inc -Aa5
ers a plan sssr the Italian Confederatoa'
poses to divide Italy into seven States 4
Presidency to the Pope, alihousa
King Of Sardinia and the King OF NaP-s
the actual heads Of the Confederation' -
else their functions as executive Presoeu~
ly. According to this plan, the forIs -.
tua. Gaeta and Placenza are to be garrss, n
troops. In the Italian reoss U-S
Duchy of Parma is to have one VOTE
the Pope two, Tuscany two, sarun.
three.
The proposition makes provision 70. ~
the Grand Duke Of Tuscany and Mo'e e.
lion Of their granting a general amnes!
and instituting salutary reD'D
ministration Of their government.
The Venetian Kingdom, is to form Pad
federation. but to remain under the cfors
The Austro- French Conference. i iseAFS
It Zurich about the LIST Of August.
The French feet has sailed from 1870 49,
ions in the Adriatic, and the French NY
menced leaving Italy. !. 81
NJ. De Umbrois has been N a.
Ple~nipotentiary 10 the Zurich Coniersnse
refuses to meet any representause"
N Government.
The Grand Duke Of Tuscany prop ~
= fvcr of his son, but the people -
Of Tuscany o6ject 70 y.
ESt, and are IN AvoE ~ fbcoIoly
~ foroe 4 Qlo4
A eto&5 o. 2oo5oOQ @
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