The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-28

second
again lauded winner, owing, rs we think, to the
superior riding of his jock SNOWFALL boted Jack Ran.
doph made good running and sweetmeat was
Another lace is to come of on Wednesday, the alst
Of this MONTH entries to be made at the on or
before II O'Clock, A NJ, Oh Monday the 2eth.
The house of Judge Turrill, United States
Consul was broken open, and property to the
value of $50 taken from it. :,
Mr. John Niles, printer, native OF New YORK,
died at Hon olulu, on the 10Th OF February last.
We find the following advertisement In the
Nncs:-
cook for term of years to Her Britannia Majesty's
Consul General having ebsoondsd all persons are mere
tain his discharge application having been made to the
authorities for the apprehension OF the runaway.
And, also, the following
Proposals will be received At the once OF the united
states Naval store Keeper, until 10 O'Clock, A. M on
Wednesday, the goth instant for exchange IN specie ior
three United States bills on London mt 30
On The United states for drafts such amounts may
'' ''4''-eN' " THOMAS SWORDS,
Major and Or. Master, u. s. Army
Honolulu, Jan. Is, ls47.
(From the Sandwich Island News"
The SCHOONER GENERAL kEARNy, LATE hooikAkA
The lately received from the coast .~
aware of the intentions Of her owners wnen sue et th
pert and who counted upon the GOOD sense anu
of the officer in command Of the United states nava
forces on the coast of California and II Is with uneisn
nd aratfcation that learn that this impudent and
dishonest attempt to introduce foreign vessel ana mel
into the ports of CALIFORNIA; under the flag Of the
United States has probably ere this been npped In the
bud by the seizure of the schooner and her contents
The history Of this transaction s briefly as follows
| The schooner Hookaika was owned by the sandwich
Islands government and has for many years, nitesn OK
eighteen beeve) been employed among these ISLANDS
sailing under th. Hawaiian dag Early in March last
when the fever sending goods to California WAS at II.
height, this vessel was purchased from tho
by two or three paurnzed Hawaiian subjects, the pru
cpal purchaser being Mr.. James jackson Jarves the
government editor Director Of the Government fress
Comptroller of Stamps &c sc and specially favored
mbiect of Ills Hawaiian Msesty by virtue of his solemn
ciation Of American citizenship and oah oI Aie
glance bis said Majesty, sworn on the An Day OF
1874 The schooner loaded and sailed from TIM
port for san Francisco in the beginning OF MaIcn WIZ
the new zane of "Gen Kearpy" no apparent ohang'
in her flag having taken place nsr mere m.p msricsr
coors it said that the bill OF SAFE OF Tue Nesse
made out in the name OF an American cptep, WE
Charles Hitchcock, the printer OF the Potynesidn
We n.w learn that she did so enter the port OF Ssi
Francisco and that certain papers wee exhpitrd o,
the nominal master (who afterwards remained at sar
Francisco to the collector of tho port claiming Tor he
the privileges Of an American vessel IL appeeIs us
that officer in doubt the vessel 70 DC con
and IA It was stated that she was to proceed OIL
rectjv to Monterey he seems have thought 1t cas-
which mad better be settled by the Commoaote ,uel
commanding aud suffered her TO proceed nne
ever did not touch at Monterey, snd was tnpPonseu
! have gone on to the eeward Port. commcoore plnel
was Immediately advised Of the circumstances unoe
which she arrived mt and left san Frano,sco aua "
learn that he at once deI atched orders TO AL he oun
ern ports seize her wherever found aoa orus ner
! Monterey For the sake Of those Americans honsstt
engaged in commerce upon the coast undsr their ow
colors and warning against any iuttner at,eips
interfere dishonesty with their trade ana p,eses u
der ctitous flag sincerely bore thst these order
have been fulfilled for, though the outrage would nav
been su Tic ntly great If committed ny nsuve sulec
Of Hawaii or OF any Their country Vt becomes douoly
when perpetrated by who h. for.sworp his natnra
allegiance for the sake Of proh 10 these uonlnlons an
now attempts to reap additional proht oy an npuden
and uplswfu use Of the very flag whose protection
chose the nations hottest anniversary to renounce
we " neat our hope that the Commodore orders ma
bsvs been executed and If the vessel has been fount
nil here Who are acquainted with the facts and with tn
character Of Commodore Bddle VIII expect by the mex
rally ssss reported.