New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02
From fhe Sandwich I.land-.

From the Sandwich Islands.
b. the poiteness Of the officers OF the ship Mar.
tic Of ssgharbor Capt Slate. from Honolulu Al
gust lG. we have received files Of The Poiyne
sian" from May % to August IS. inclusive. from
which We gather the following items Of news:
ARRIVAL or TIE BROOKLYN WITH ENGRsSrs
FOR CALIFoENIA-The arrival Of the Brooklyn 1876
days from New York with la emigrsnts from cslior
MIA has created no little interest in our town. she
rived at Honolulu, June 20.
The following is list Of deaths on board tie snip
BROOKLYN
February Il, the infant of Joseph Nichols AGED .
years and ls days and buried the day in lat
81 n. long. 80 w
February 90 Mr.. Elias Ensign, after an illness Of
about three weeks, aged 80 years and months. His
body was consigned to the deep the next day in lat - 30
n. long 26 w.
February ., the son OF John R. Robbins aged ;
years and j. days, and was buried in lat IL long
March g. the son Of Mr. John Fowler aged one
year seven months and - days.
March 7, Miss Eliza Ensign Of consumption. aged 20
year. months and II days Lat. ;. long - w.
March IL, the son Of Mr.. John K. Robbins, aged
year months and is days Lat Is 30 :. long. 30 ".
March IL, the son of Mr.. Charles c. Burr aged year
aud months
March 26, Edward Miles, one Of the ships crew al
ter eight days sickness.
March p. the daughter OF George h. Winner, aged
6 months and days.
April ], Mr.. Sas Aldrich aged IS years months and
~ days and was consigned 10 the deep the next day.
IN lat. 80 5 Ion ~ w.
May 6. Mrs. Laura Goodwin wife Of Mr. Isaac Good
win, aged - years. IL months and % days. Her death
was occasOned by fall which she received soon after
we set sail from New.lOrk she left seven children.
Her remains were buried tile Island Of Juan Fer
nandez.
COMMoDoRE STocKToS's SERNoS.-The Polyne-
.t.ff.
ton Of a Sermon preached the afternoon Of 2sth
June before Rev. Mr.. Armstrong; congregation, by
Commodore Robert F. Stockton, Of the United States
Navy Rev. Mr.. Armstrong Interpreted the gallant
Commodores talk to the Natives as delivered
TAHlTI-We have frequent arrivals from this
place, but the difficulty attending the procuraton au
thcntic intelligence concerning the late hostes is in
conceivable TO any who has not tried H. Reports
rife varying according 10 the temper Of the parties
From own correspondence we only CLEAN that
during May and June, Gov Bruat with 1000 men and
steamer, attacked the several camps Of the Jahans
Papenoo Hautana and Bunaaua and in the conflict lost
several men In killed and wounded, including
peror officers. The natives remnincd masters Of thc In
terror but driven TO great straits by the dcstruc
ton of their cultivated grounds and the desolaiOn Of
their valleys Numbers have since come into the French
lines and given up their arms Three OF the English
missionaries offered TO mediate before the lao battle but
Gov Bruat would grant no terms short Of actual sub
mission Pspeih at the latest dates quiet but tie
appear bent upon maintaining possession il would be
act OF mercy the islanders to induce them give up
a system of hoslities which however much il may
noy nd exssperste the French must end in their
destruction.
We have the pleasure 10 announce the safe ar
rival of Hon. Anthony Ten Eyck, u. g Commissioner
for this Kingdom and of Joel Turrel, Esq u. >. Con-
sui with their families. They debsrkcd under salues
from the Congress frsste on Wednclfay morning and
have taken up permanent quarters shore. The Com
missioner occupies the dwelling house Of Mrs Hooper.
His exoellency, the President If the United
States, great and good friend has accredited unto
Anthony Ten Eyck Esq. In character OF Commission
Of the United Staes and we require all our subjects
and all departments Of our Government, TO pay high
consideration to his person his property and his retain
and TO give full faith and attach full credit TO all his
official acts, as such Commissioner
Done at the palace al Honolulu this Goth day o. June
1876. KAMEHAMEHA.
h c. WILLIE Minister OF Foreign Relations.
A little Of the leaven OF PENIS policy practiced
by the great powers toward the feeble folk of the South
Seas would, doubt not, be more efhcacous in con-
vncing them OF the superiority OF the white and
preserving harmony than the opened batteries of dozen
war ships the assault Of many armies. But unOr
tunatey. kindness and forbearsnce lot always
siderod consistent with nations honor
Loss OF THE AMERICAN WHALE SHIP KoNoHAs-
SET CAPT WORTH OF sag HARBoR.-lesterday, (Au.
gust p small sloop arrived from Peis Island bring
ing the Captain six OF the whale ship honohas
set five months out oil. wrecked on the reef extend
ing from Pells leland about II miles s L. from where
the Holder Borden wrecked in lsii. The honohas
set ran ashore May q at A. NJ going i've knots and
in one hour bgei The crew took 70 their boats and
remained alongside until daylight when they discover
ed the low sand Island which the crew Of the Holder
Borden took refuge After securing some provisions,
they pulled for the land and arrived nj IL b. Here they
found the remains Of the H. B. and soon after discover
ed water. Qells wel) The wreck was again boarded,
and sufficient materials secured from Il 70 construct the
boat in which they arrived here. She Is about eight
TONS of neat model sails well, and - called the Mono
II She WA cor
the Goth June arriving here 3st July The crew took
on board but 40 lbs OF meat which with bread and Wa
ter have been their sole subsistence for ~ days Iwen
iy-four OF the crew remain on the Island ana Il mol
speedily relieved will be likely 10 suffer from scurvy-
The American Consul intends dispsching yesse! I'M
mediately to their relief. 49,,
and were about two feet high As they were planted
close 10 the edge o. the beach Capt North Tor their
beery security ransplanted them farther oac- irom
peI's Island lies in 26 o. n. ia 81 w and with it,
reefs extending upward Of 20 miles not nightly lali
down the charts IL very dangerous t. vessels Doad
10 the n. w, and Japan
Loss OF THE AMERICAN WHALER BALTIC, CAPT.
BUrIER, or NV BEDFoRD--The Bengal whaler AZ
rived al this port on Tuesday. Aug. 3, bringing the OH
GERS and crew OF the Baltic wrecked June To- On bner
ing Island. lat Sc ~ She went ashore in gale OF
wind al T. n. while the crew were aolt taking 10 SAL
and in half hour broke entirely up The crew lana.
ed In the boats and remained this inhosptab!e Island
encamped on the beach until July ; when then the Ben
were saved and purchased by the Captain OF the Ben
gal Some Russians who lived on the Island about 10
miles from the wreck, treated the crew with ell the
kindness their circumstances admitted. some idea may
be formed Of the climate OF the island rom the tact u AZ
although il was Summer, the snow IN places lay piled
10 the depth OF 20 or 80 feet The Baltic had On board
alOO bbls OIL and was insured 10 her tal value
SHIPwRFcK.-WhaleshipC Columbia, Capt Kelly,
of New ondon 26 months out 300 bills OIL Is report
ed by the Bengal to have been lost date not known on
the Kings Mil Group. The natives took possession OF
the wreck sndcrs|-> once. The later were rslsou
al for tobacco by ship that fortunately discovered
them and taken TO Guam. Capt nelly Il SAD 10 De on
board the Isaac Hicks.
We have received an official donumeni iFom the
Consul of France announcing the raising o. me oioeAaae
Of Raiatea- signed BY Governor BnAt
PARAGUAY AND THE UNITED STATEs.-Ihe Her
AID publishes from the Commerce. al Plaza OF Nov ~
part ofhe correspondence between NJ Grahamour Con-
sui al Buenos Ayres and Mr. Brent in Offering in August
las, the mediation OF the United States between the con-
ssc,;r f.ova-rurnts of Paraguay and the Arscrt.ne