New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04
From the Sandwich islands

I
of the Hawaiian Cascade" all published al Homo
lulu Oahu The dates are to April ). We have al
really published news TO that date, but ind some
additional items Of interest
They had a grand UoshiHgt0a'an Cele bra'ion at
Honolulu on Dec 81. They had first Song to the
Tone of the Star spangled Banner" or az the
Editor saws the Washington Banner. Of when
this is the closing Stanza
L.ioice for the names we call our own,
For the brothers claim who are holding hish places
Rel ,ice for the fair they would conquer alone
II vel the have joined God bless their aces
Thi ugh the length OF the land o. ~ none co'oy 'Anu'
And proudly refuse the warm he lPng nand
For the Washington banner in triumph must wave
Oef the land OF the free and the home OF The brave
Then followed prayer by Rev Mr. Armstrong
and an address BY Rev Samuel C. Damon Another
s,.. and other exercises closed the meeting. The
seanen Of the American Whale Ship Jaeas were
pr, sent. The Editors name is given as Mr. Cold
waterman.
A controversy ia going on between the American Com
rp-.ion and the POiynesan relative 10 the organization
OF iae local courts The government organ ntims'es
tai there will be reorganization OF these courts. ana
thai the will be modelled after those in the United
states.
The American citizens residing at Honolulu TO the
number Of 80 had presented letter Of coincidence to
the King the death Of T. Haallio the commission OF
hls Hawaiian Majesty 70 the JDlted Shtfs al" A~'pP'
Mr. Brown the commission presented the address when
replied TO by the hing
we copy the following funeral notice from Inc
fdcnd".
On Thursday March 2, we're attended the funeral
services Of whose death IS universally lainenied-
~. ststion and character entitled him marked dis
I'm ion nation had been snxiously awaiting, in snx
ion. suspense % welcome him 10 It's bosom His Ma
e-iy the Chiefs common people, and foreign communi-
y ere anxOusly awaiting the arrival OF the vessel that
bld hiring him TO the shores OF mis- native land. I'm
expected delays only tended 20 increase the anxiety and
req Ter the suspense burdensome The intelligence
then mingled with sadness" Mr.. Richards has
come but HsaliliO IS DEAD "
Inc following were the Legislative proceedings Of the
Hawaiian Government, we ind IN the Poynesan Of the
18th
The House OF Mobiles assembled on the I'd inst Ma
un xliks and partly organized. On that and the two
fol- wing days several resolutions were discussed and
pas ed admitting members. The following persons
were unanimously elected and commissioned as MOBILES
Josus Kaeo iona Kapena Paulo Kanoa, Narnsuu, iona
Pnkoi BeriM Nsmahehs, kasara kspakea Jas. Young
ksnehoa.
The children of the several schools under the charge
Of the French and American Missionaries the number
Of 90 and upwards visited the palace the last Of March.
aud after having passed through the rooms and pre-
seried TO their Maeses they assembled in front If the
bui ding with banners flying and were addressed IN
short speech by the King which concluded they gave
three loud cheers and marched to music OIL the grounHs
We find correspondence In the Poyneslan between
the Governor Of Oahu and A. III Gillespie. 1t L. = Ma
rne Corps on board Of q. s frgae Brandywine grow
ing out OF fine Of so imposed upon James Gray The
Governor refused init the fine, and wrote az follows
FORT Honolulu March T. l-45.
(eneaca In reply to your letter OF yesterday have
only TO say after consideration. neither admit your
legal opinions your demand for the restoration oil the
"'''''' - INV 49, NJ KEKUANAoA
A. H. GILLESPIE Lieut. L. : Marines and A. X. Bo.
GARDus Sec Of Com in Chief L. = Naval forces in these
sens
Gray seems. had disturbed the public peace while
in o state of inioxicaton. he was iined So and the
60 Is were So more. The American Commission de-
lcued Gray in the Court There were SIX jurors who
hal the final decision of the case.
Tho Friend gives OF the services and death
of Rev Sheldon Dhblc of the American Mission at the
Sandwich Islands lie born at Skaneatees. Jan %
i-' graduated Hamilton College in ls21 studied the
olney at Auburn married Miss Tominson in October
l-'lD embarked at New Bedford for the Sandwich
l.l4ads in company with Rev Dwight Baldwin Rev
Reuben Tinker, and Mr. Andrew tombstone. Dec. p,
80 and arrived Honolulu June q. 1881 He died last
O. ober and was struck down in the midst OF his abors
lie beloved and respected by all who knew him.
FROM RAIATEA.-Qucen Pomarc still remains at
Rs atea living in hut with none of the comforts and
Injuries oe To which previous TO her difficulties with
the French she had been accustomed about her She is
said Notwithstanding the air of melancholy which
and grief had given her to be still handsome and inter
eslng woman.
Another meeting of Washingtonians was held on Feb
II. which addressed by Rev George Jones, Chap
la of the U. 5. Ship Brandywne. The Friends says
At the close of the meeting of robust and fine
Most of them strangers TO us, but rarely have we
seen a promising phalanx of teetoalers. These
accompanied by OF fellow citizens whose
character, standing and influence. most delightful
of the triumph OF total abstinence principles. and
pie asing earnests a coming harvest We rejoice that
editorial neghbor Of the Polynesan has joined our
ranks that the whole fraternity of editors these
shores is pledged 10 teetoialism.
The American Consul at Tahiti, has sent home
the American ship Timoleon, under the command OF
Mr. Brown sailing master OF the L. : brig Perry.
OF the drunkenness Of the master OF said ship
The Friend, March Is.
\ CARD.--For our new Bethel Flag we are in
dcbied United States rigate Brandy wine through the
poiteness of LIST Lieutenant Mr. Hunt Friend March )
LAHAISA March 2s-There are now upwards OF
60 whaers III port and daily 800 400 ashore and
good order prevails. lPolynesian.
Posi- MoRTEM ENAMINATIoN.-The corpse Of
Haaio brought here preserved in alcohol in lead
coffin Ii taken shore on Monday evening, and
examination took place in the presence Of his Ma
je-iy and few OF his officers IL found to be in
perfect state the features unchanged since death. The
lung entirely gone, and hypertrophy of the right
vecle of the heart had taken place The other vi
were healthy From these appearances it is supposed
that the disease which occasoned his death had been OF
long standing and had commenced previous TO his de
paflure from his native land lPoynesian March %