The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-11

BY order fthe commissioners.
"'sn'd' A LEA SIMPSON ss Join,
ONCE ofthc British Commission &C
March LIST, IB43
Public notice hereby given all British subjects
and thu subjects Of other countries (otheI
the natives OF the srchiPel.go having any clsim for
document or IN virtue oil occupancy, are required To
send In such claims to the ssioners before
the hrM OF June next falling which, no claims will be-
hereafter held vsla (nless the holders Of these claims
shall be absent from these islands the ts vsnnE
spaced The commissioners will not enter upon the
dity Of these claims present, but will cause all the
deeds and claims presented to be registered for future
BY order oithe commissioners
''sns" H A. "a SIMPSON s.c 1sns
Once Of the British Commission &C.,
March Ah, Is42
intending TO grnnt Licenses 10 uted humber OF houses
in this and neshborhood. fr tho sale Of Spruous
liquors. from and after the first Of April for each oil which
licenses hundred fifty dollars viii be charged
ready receive written apple atoms at their office
or before the 18th nat from those who are desrous OF
BY order of,be commissioners.
's's"sd' 4 AL TX SIMPSON s.c d:a.s
The following. however. seem, to cap the clm...
This poor king IL indeed deprived Of his power by
these insolent ioreigners-sbd his opinions to be
disregarded unless he speaks with The sanction Of
Lord Paule or by the author Ivy OF the British connie
sion!
Office OF the British Commission, &c. !
Ills hereby publicly intimated that the publication
and distribution Of speech stated 10 have been made by
ksmehs.ehs on the 10th Of february in paper EMIT
LED Official correspondence relating % the late prov
siona cession Of ths Sandwich Issnds"wss entirely
without the authority Of the Right Honorable Lord George
delivered without sanction ofLord George Psulst
and formed part Of and had no connection with the
ny which the sovereignty Of these islands
was provonaily coded to Great Britain. BY or@sr Of
the commissioners.
tsisned) ALEX: SIMPSON, Join,
Of the United states now the Merchants residing room
for signatures -:
MEMORIAL.
The undersgned merchant and others citizens Of the
United States OF whom extensively engaged In
commerce with the Hawaiian Islands and all deeply ste-
rested in the political civil and religious prosperity Of
ths Dson heard with sentiments Of and in
dgnaon the news oil the late on the pst Of
Lord George Psui msnding H. B. NJ ship Cary s1or
terminating In the provisional cession Of that group 10
Great Britain.
independence OF the Hawaiian Islands upon Arm basis
10 essential TO the due Of the commercial
rights Of all nations in the North Pacific, and ihst the
Hawaiian Government If left 70 itself and treated by
ssher nations with justice and courtesy fully coupe
tent to discharge all its relations no, only for the main
tnsnce OF is Internal peace and the security Of per-
and property TO all who Wait their shores but 10
form 10 all the settled principles o. insrnsona! law I'd
any foreign power prove exceedingly injurious 70
bs commercial and mercantile Interests Of American
fishery do respectfully present your consideration
these views and submit neither under existing circsm
s expeden and proper for the Of
American trsds tina, quarter the globe that the
American Government should make decided renon.
STRANGE sganst measure destructive 10 its best nte-
rests
The sentiments expressed your message TO Congress
Of December as, 1872 in regard TO the relations Of
this Government with the Hawaiian Government, snd
It's relative position to other powers. full and
cordial appreciation. and we requss, that they may be
made the bs,is Of . communication, tf ia your opinion
with the interests Of IL e American Govern
msni from this Government TO the Government Of Great
Britain.
weremain, sir. with sentiments Of respect,
Your fellow citizens.
To the fresiden, Of the United states
TROUBLE IN THE CAMP.-The flag Of General
Cas- has, it seems, been hoisted IN this city. He
great friend Of Repeal, and there is ssyins what
can be done for him in ''these dissins." The fol-
lowing communication is worth corner in this con.
nectoD, and so we give IT;
MR. BENEFIT
The oiyision in the democratic party between the
friends OF Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr.. Calhoun -
iraught with danger 70 our success. The breach
between them seems TO be increasing, and II is a
matter Tor serious consideration whether either Of
them could be elected II nominated an. satisfied
that those gentlemen wosd be among the firS 10
propose different choice If they thought that their
nomination woudcause defeat; for they are equally
DESTROYS OF securing our asceDdsncy &c party and
maintaining the great principles Of democracy. As
d democrat, ! regret that any difficulties should
occur 10 mar the prospect before us; and suggest
that il j. our duty 20 give up any personal prefer
ences that may have, and select man whom
the whole country would cheeruily aid zesioussy
support
one the question orcurs. who could mos; succes~
fully compete with our opponentsi and assert thar
the nomination of General Lewis Cas- would be
received by the great mass OF The party wI'h The
highest qualification, and that thew would unite
one man TO secure his election. There Is nothing
in The character sentiments Of Gen. Cas- TO pre-
vent the democrats OF every par OF The country from
susia pg him. Every pohrcslsci has been accord
.ng TO the sirictest principles Of oernooASy the
greatest Part OF his life has been devoted TO the ser
vice Of III. country ms views OF government are
those Of a patriot and a statesman, looking 10 The
creates. good OF the whole people, and 10 such an
administration az will act tor the bepeht Of the
working man, and secure TO him equal nights, equal
p-iyllerrr and equal eojoymenis, with the man Of
~eslth-h- 10 enpnaticzlly man OF the people, and
one who hs. ris-n hI. present high and honorable
position uredcd BY inches CT The assistance at pow
erful ri.ncs- he ylncipc. are thos- OF hrm and
nnrisldr,r D-rnoc-s, IN which tsiih ne was reared
and which he has always sustained feel conf
dent that with his oarne inscribed on our banner,
victory would be certain. and The defeat OF ourop
ponents erwhelmlng. ] hcfc that these remarks
~lll call forh the opinions Of other denoc-at=-the
subject i.sn important osc, e. the succes Of the
perIy may dcpend on the declscn-
lxroKTaNr TO Booxsx1Lxss-CT>Tux Horsk,
KINGSTON, IA, Nav IS A hs' Of wo-ks- IN $50
of which nouce hs. been gwen 70 ne Comna-.sson
ers Of her Maiesty's Customs, uac-r ne pro'.son
the 24sh and 18th sections al ia- ect Q. .ne - -
Sab Victoria en- 81. OF the ceFTnsni o. SCI 800
snh-; sing Is isid On The table. 81 the ComDeresh
Rooms. icr The information Of The P1eae- ns a.
,.n,,o, ~ importers ci books, FArs'aleis kc iron
- 49, $50. cf America y particularly olrec-
w - ~ sSd Isl as al reprints Ct English works
ne copy right OF which Al present saos.sss WI Dc
ON importation into this Island, seLreo ana oeSTotea
80 Inc I'm sectioa S,h and On Vtciors. en- -
Tvs FslearE RAklTsN.-This trlzaie vas com
mrncrd in lssn. and nearly flushed IN ISL NC
i inienaed TO be lsunched On Tuesday next