The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-09
Late Foreign News!

Bv the steamer Costa Ries. We have San Francis
co dates to june - We are indebted TO Pufser
Tucker and The secretary Ct the Merchants kx-
change for fau dles 10 ,hat date
he Cholera has broken cut simultaneously in the
United States and in Europe In the City OF Nash
vile. Tennessee, the deaths from IL were thrty-6ve
per day. and at the latest date bad Increased to h
~. Il Sil spread probably over the Continent, aud
ought to be gGsrcd agaius, by the authorities here
The PolAris Investigation has resulted IN fading
thai Capisin Hall died natural death. bat that sail
Ing master BRdSiugtoR crested much trouble
The Russians have met with several victories in
Khiya carrying every thing Sefore them, Was pre-
sumed they would.
A letter from wu,. Il. Russell, published in the
London T5ssss predicts that there viii be rupture
soon between Germany aud France aud states tbs,
diplomats coursi,ondeuee OF i not very peaeeSele
nature Is now passing between the two governments
The change Of administration in France is evident
ly not relished 6y the Germans, who do not believe
that the raIsOm fand viii be promptly paid
American News.
NksHvrr1r. June iT.-There were ffSy deaths to-
s.x Of cholera The disease Is evidently spreading.
DISPATCHES from 6SllStin, Lebanon and 6reenviile
and other points show that the sSourge Is carrying
%
The Post-OEce Department at Washington, to-day
concluded arrangements with Canada. by which their
posiAl cards with an additional ono oeut English
stamp viii be delivered n any part OF the United
States Canada authorities asreeirg 10 deliver Amer
can postal cards with an extra amount Of oue cent
stamps attached, IN any part o. Canada
CAPTAIN BrpplSeToS rRE EAIS ekusE OF rHK ''PO-
LARS" FAILURE
Notwithstanding the SecrsSy with which the Sec
re,ary Of the Navy conducting the examination Of
the nis-s survivors the Dziy CkorOaies says Il has
leased cut that Captain BnddnEton was the main
cause Of the AilRre Of the expedition and with him
rests the Responsibility 81 having je0pArdised the
lives Of Tyson his party. and eight others. Shortly
aaer the death az Captain Hall, when all discipline
Of the ship became lax, each quitting work on his
own hook he (Du5ding;onl became intoxicated, and,
with piso IN hand drove the fUe-oi ice party from
the Snip. giving them qGantity Of provisions ana
thea deliberately deserted then. This story Is en-
;irelv different from the cue recently published
that the separation Of the Posrs from the foe was
purely accidental instead Of being With preneditA-
tinn An ot5eial statement Is promised, backed BY
testimony aud will give the facts in the case The
examination continues @aa Will probably be ended
to-day.
FoEEIGS ESoRoAcaNESTs DANGEROUS TO ORR ISTER-
ISIS ~ THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
Rear Admiral Pennek, in his report TO the Navy
Department relative 70 the eaud,ion 81 affairs in the
Hawaiian Islands. EXPIRE ses the opinion that danger
exists Of eucro=chlaent. ufrecn power IN the Hawai-
ian territory which viii be Preudeia TO car hest IL
,eresls The danger lies in the approaching bank
ruutcv Of the present government, and the eonSe-
oueut necessity for foreign loan through the inuu-
ence 81 which our supremacy may be threatened IN
less susseaAree aad financial aid granted by cur