The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-10
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BY the arrival on Wednesday morning last Of
the clipper ship YIN. 7apscoa. sfeen days from
san Francisco, We are in receipt Of dates 70 April
22d. We subJoin late kilograms:
HAVANA. April l6.-The troops IN Porto Rico
have revolted In favor Of a Republic. Much con
fusion resulted. The crews Of two American ves-
sells ia port have disembarkcd 60 restore order.
Aid is asked for from Havana. and tHo war yes
sells are abon, 10 leave for that city.
PAEIs. April le-Prlnce Napoleon has addressed
a letter to his constituents Ia Corsica. protesting
against his expulsion from France. He says the
Napoleons have twice been the sayiors OF France.
and the name can never be banished from ihs
hearts Of the people. 1t Is prosecuted because Il
Is feared.
NEw York, April ls--Tbe agents Of the White
Star steamers published a card this morning. con-
corning the atlantic disaster, contradIctlnr several
statements which have beea previously published
regarding the condition Of the vessel when wreck
ed. The agents say she vas fully provisioned for
thirty-two days, and was not short in any partieu-
lar Kind OF food, as reported. She bad 96T tons
Of coal, which was sufficient The consumption
was f%orty-four tons daily on the voyage. No
opinion is given regarding the professional error
OF Capt. Williams In placing his ship so far from
the point OF his calculations. on account Of the
nature Of the coast. IL Is for the reason that the
Captain, apprehending a shortness Of coal, decided
TO enter Halifax. a point which has been made use
of for coaling by steamers belonging 10 various
European lines since 1872.
BKooKIYN, April l9.-The Goodrich case remains
"A mystery. No new developments have accrued TO
thnow the slightest light on tho tragedy, and IL still
remains an even question whether Goodrich was
murdered or committed suicide.
The father Of the deceased, today, was shown a
pistol found beside the body, and at once decided
that it was not his sons pistol. This appears TO
strengthen the idea that he was murdered.
Row., April 20, morning.-The condition Of the
Pope is greatly improved to-day. aud bis physi-
clans announce him as much better. His pains
have ceased, and he is now believed TO be In a fair
4 N nEnlRNnnnNa
Paris. April Marie Taglionl, the celebrated
opera dancer, is dead. Taglioni was born at
Stockholm ia 1904. where her father, Flip Tagli-
oni. was ballet master. She attained celebrity aud
performed with brilliant success at Paris, London
and other cities in Europe In 1882. She married
Count Gilbert Devasins, n wealthy nobleman. In
lS47 she retired from the stage, having amassed n
fortune.
LONDON. April 2I.-Parliament rcassembled to-
day. In the House Of commons. Mr.. Faucets bill
abolishing religious tests in the University OF Dub
lin. was passed 10 u second reading.
HAGUE, April 2l.-The Government Ii In receipt
to-day of further advices from Penang. via Slnga-
pore, concerning the Dutch campaign against
Acheneze. In consequence of u monsoon, the
Dutch have postponed further operations against
the enemy until Autumn, when hostilitles will
again begin. In the meantime, however, the Dutch
will continue to blockade the coast and cut or
from Acheneze all sources OF supplies.
Rome, April 2l.--The Pope Is better to-day, and
is fast gaining strength. His Holiness continues To
improve slowly. aud will soon be able 20 give an
AuultilNG W ~ LbuuI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NihliO wiz
are now in the city, anxious TO sec the holy father
and tender their congratulations to him on his re-
covery.
RoNE, April 2I.-The Pope to-day received the
Duke of E~dinburg, who rendered bis congratula-
tions to His Holiness on his recovery from recent
illness.
The Modoc Indian war is likely TO last for some
time yet. seeing that the Indians, after q severe
battle in their Businesses had scattered and escaped
from the troops. The following is the latest from
the officer in command
LAVA BEDS, Cal, April goth.
Mayor General SchQfeld, San francisco The
ed. a small band, | think. is near the mountain
on the southern border of the lava bed, about I've
miles south of the old stronghold. All the cavalry
and Warm Spring Indians are out seeking the trail
of the Modocs. L shall endeavor TO protect tho
people and at the same time punish the Indians.
The bodies Of thirteen warriors have been found
on the field Of the late battle. / have ordered
Captain Mendenhall's and Captain Hasbruck's bat
teries to this place. i think IL probable the In-
dams will leave this vicinity they will go into
the mountains east and southeast toward Goose
Lake and Pitt River. No effort will be spared to
them.
The epiZootic is at Yreka, and should IL break
out among the cavalry horses, 1t would almost
paTalyze this branch of the service but the men
will be used as infantry. IL may also interfere
with our supplies. There is no means of embalm-
ing bodies at this camp. Rapid decomposition
made it necessary to bury the remains Of Lieuten-
ant Sherwood.
ALvAn C. GmLEM, Col. LIST Cavalry.
BY courier to Yreka.