The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-07-06
Twenty Seven Days Later.
ARRIVAL OF THE xoHcxso.

Il After an interval of six weeks without = foreign
mail, we have again news from the eutsids world
by the arrival on Sunday morning lastof the U.S-
n. 2. 4 A. steamship Mohoayo. Capt T. Wakemsn.
in nine days and iiteen hours rom San Francisco.
bringing dates to the goth ult
The bark Comet, henae May %, was rs days on
the passsge over, arriving June IL. She sas In tbs
dry dock for repairs, and would sail on the return
trip. June "a
and interesting. bus contains nothing very start.
ling. We coppile q summary.
Congress adjourned on the 10th ultr withoas
passing any subsidy for the Australian line. and al
lowing the. Goat Island scheme 10 lay over.
which last fact allows San Francfsco 70 breath
freely again.
At the Philadelphia Convention, gune 9Th Gen.
Grant was renominated for the Presidency by ac-
clamation. =" amidst immense and prolonged cheess
ing, delegates rising en- masse, and some minutes
elapsed before order was restored.n On the first
Ballot for Vice President, Senator Henry Wilson.
of Mass. was declared the nominee of the Coaven&
ton. This Is considered a very strong ticket, and
very little doubt is entertained OF fts success
The attention of England and the United States
is Just now directed to Geneva, where tie Board OF
Arbitrator has been sitting on the vexed question
of the Alabana claims The meetings Of The Board
have SO far been absolutely secret, so thai the press
know really nothing of what has been discussed.
beyond the fact that +" delicate questions I" have to
be settled arst, after which menbers OF the press
will be admitted to the Council room. The Board
adjourned on the 18th. to the 26tb. by which date
intelligence was expected which would be favora-
BILE to the settlemen of differences.
Advices from Rome to June 18th, state that the
Pope has addressed q letter 70 Antonelli, deplor-
ing the approaching enforcement OF the law sup
pressing converts in Italy as a violation OF Inter-
national law. He says the constant en~croacbments
tof the Government of Italy on the rights OF the
Church, violate morality and justice and only re-
gard for the highests interests prevents tESNeed of
the Church from leaving Rome.
A conflict between the Holy See and the Italian
| Government is inevitable, and reconciliation Inn
possible. The Pope cannot submit 70 such usur-
pations, and requests Antonelli to protest against
Tn r regard 70 affairs between Fraus4 and Ger
many, we read that the negotiations for the eyac-
uation of France are progressing rapidly. The De-
partments Of Marine and Haute Marne viii be
cleared In a few weeks after singing s&G~t y
hfon, the details of which are nearly completed. va
Count Won Arnim. German Ambassador =.
France, has presented President Theirs the reply o.
the German Government to the propositions for
the evacuation of France as instruments Of the in,
lSdemnity are paid. The German Government ac-
! cepts in principle the propositions OF the French
Government: and requires full payment OF The IN
| The cholera has appeared in Southern Russia.
land vessels arriving at Constsntinople from the
BLACK Sea ports are guaranteed.
The smallpox was spreading la the pejghbor-
hood of New York. vFAs{A
Trouble appears to be brewing again In spail
A London special says that the condition OF Spain
is alarming. There has been q partial rising OF
Republicans on the Andalusia since the Conserve
tives proposed a Dictatorship to Serrrano, with alb
%solute powers for spending money sad snspending
the Constitution. The Conservatives are enraged
at the Kings rejection of their proposala. aud de-
clare that they have made the last attempt toward
forming a Conservative Ministry under Amadens.
1t is said that Serrano has gone 10 England In dis
gust, and Sagasto has gone to France. The Radi-
calls are arning themselves and friends. aa
A prominent citizen of San Francisco, II. Il.
Swain, died suddenly on June l4th. from having
taken n large dose of laudanum in mistake for yale
rian. Mr.. Swain was President OF the Chamber Of
Commerce. and Chairman of the "Commiiiee Of
One Hundred - to promote the new railroad on the
t~birty-ffth parallel. He was universally popular.
and his loss was much regretted.
News was received from Victoria, b.. Q. on the
10Th OF the probable wreck Of the Steamship Idaho.
from ~Esquimalt 20. Nanaimo. and the total loss OF
the steamship California. also near Nanaimo, bound
TO Sitka. Both steamers belonged to Holiday d
BRENNAN.