The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-07-05
SEVENTEEN DAYS LATER.
ARRIVAL OF THE COSTA RIGA.

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The p. NJ. S. Co.'s steamer Costa Rica, Captain
Lapidge, arrived at her dock on Thursday last, st
2 p. n, . day and 20 hours from sen Francisco.
We have to thank Purser Tucker for files and mem
oranda. The news Is not particularly important.
We subjoin kilograms:
New York, June ll.--Jackson s. Schultz writes
that the American Department at the Vienna Ex-
position will be In complete order by the 18th Of
June, which cannot be the case with that OF any
other nation. not excepting England, which has the
advantage of a corps of workmen brought 10
Vienna to hasten the completion and perfect that
department. The Austrian Government, be says,
should have taken another year 10 prepare for tho
Exposition. Not only are the grounds not finished.
but all those facilities which they had promised
are incomplete.
Austria has broken through the etiquette usually
observed toward vasssls OF the Porte by receiving
Prince Nicholas of Montenegro without bis having
been presented by the Turkish Ambassador. IA
this step appears TO indicate a changed attitude
toward the Governmental the Sultan, 1t has excited
attention in diplomatic circles in Vienna.
Theirs has written q letter to q friend. In which
he says he retired to private life. believing that
party government In France is unstable and will
only lead to fresh divisions.
ST. PETERSBURG, juno 1.-Two columns Of the
Russian expedition to Khiva formed a junction at
ChaIlat on the l4th Of April On the 9th the
Russian vanguard was attacked by the Khivans,
and the latter were defeated. and reiterated. On
the 18th OF March the Russians met and put TO
hight O.DUO. HlIuDu Db6 Alit hHiAiuE uuliA tHt
18th for achievements, General Kaufman pressed
on toward Shurkhane. The Russian irOn-clad
Nicolidr was launched to-day. thus inangurating
the revival of the Russian feet on the Black Sea.
The Grand Duke Constantine. High Admiral OF the
Navy, presided over the ceremonies.
Row., June 1.-THE Pope has completely re-
covered.
Ex-Oueen Isabella is coming here to confer with
the Pope on the possibility of a Bourbon restora-
ton in Spain.
ROVE. June I6.-The bill for the suppression Of
religious corporations having passed the Chamber
of Deputies, is now before the Senate, which has
adopted the frat seven clauses.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. June l9.-Tbe total number
of cholera cases reported to-day was thirty. The
weather here is very hot and showery. Reports
from the country show quite an increased number
of cholera case. and many in East Tennessee.
NEW YORK. June le-Tbe German mail brings
some particulars Of the recent failure at Vienna.
The well known banking house Of Brandels d
Werkersheim suspended in the early part Of June,
with a liability of 5000, 900 forms. The cause OF
this failure was a liberal advance 10 Turkish,
Egyptian and other railways in process Of c%onstruc-
ton. The firm offered 70 pay aity per cent which
was not accepted. and the creditors consented TO q
delay Of twenty days for another offer.
CAIRO, June 20.-Parties from Paducah, KY re-
port the cholera at that place.
There is considerable excitement here with re-
gard to Cholera, owing 10 the publication OF the
mortuary report of yesterday, which shows the
largest number of deaths in one day since the cho'
lera epidemic of 1863. There were twenty-foui
interments to-day, against thirty-three yesterday
of the number seventeen died from cholera.
CINCINNATI, June 20-Tbrec deaths yesterday and
three deaths to-day have been reported in the city
as from cholera. These embrace cases that In or
binary times would be classed as cholera norbus
but they are reported here as sporadic cholera.
MEMPHIS. June 2L-The number Of deaths from
cholera from 6 AN. to j Pm. to-day, was IL. Tbs
weather clear with the thermometer at 60 In thi
shade. Business very dull.