The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-17


.iyed nom foreign imports $1,000 from intsrnsl taxes;
slsoU from internal comrneroe and the CO.'S Jog tsens
nnss xc Sso0e Inc cisburstn sns amount TO slto si
Sowng an excess OF revenue for tbs year Of s2 ass
sutpius mas oeem invested on good security az ~
@ n Inc at noooiaiu iof sne
nav. oeen s9lo i'S OF which there nave oesn
soa9 .,a nssionaries % 81 Inc expet,s 70
ss ~ 900, lhu,uuns supplies ior snippiag 1910 ooo
,. az ",o Wv ,h 20 aa ,stsn Spills ZOE QUE ysf' "ers
'o Ma az s0 - W. ino 'otn, ana otoushI r sSI
M, ~ III Tyilie, lae munster OF foreign re-
latlons, Furnishes an official announcement, from
which we extract the following
In consequence OF the rseent public avowai Of the
principle that foreigners who have been invited into
ooInry and acquire tsrrtora ana other interests In
adapted to protect and promote and render profit
able their interests have felt 1t my duty to the King
suggest necessity Of regulating the ingress OF
to the kingdom, and their acquisition OF any
portion of its domain guard against the possibility
of dlctaton In thoee internal affairs of the KINGDOM
which the law ef nations orbids their
all foreigners of good character and industrious habits
who may apply for permission to remain aud 10 grant
they duly acknowledging the Kings sovereign lursdic
tion over them whe they remain obeyns the laws and
oonteuting themselves with snch protectoh anu rsn's
Us are guaranteed to them by treaty.
SA noeis nave peen Ece1ssa tns year-iour IN Oahu,
ana TWO IN Maui
Inc number OF soemnised the past year nss
Deen rs iolows-On HaWaii, ooi couples; MAUI, AGO.
Molokai ioi Oahu, oooi kawai l3S Total l,I03
The foreign population OF the island steadily increases
ciudng oO females -
The null OF the fhilp Iaoo, whsier was soid at auc-
ton May 49, for $l30 masts s4o5 chains and anchors
10 cents per lb ana quantity OF whale oil at 10 TO
iSA cents, sperm 81. and bone 24A, cash
Two barks and brig sailed from Honolulu the rst
week In June for Oregon to take in cargoes OF Hour
lumber and fish.
The brig Eveline, l07 days from Newburyport, ar
rived at Honolulu July H. having On board as passen-
sers Rev John Geddie and lacy. and MIR. Archibald
and lady English missionaries destined Tor the samoa
and New Csledonian Groups This mission 10 new
one and sustained by ~ associated Presbyterian
churches In Nova Scotia
The 3st OF July was celebrated at Honolulu by order
OF tne kng as the anniversary OF the OF the
IelsnuS by ADMIRAL Inomes, OF the Engisn Navy
The Pofynssten OF August 2lst states that the Kan
schatka " haing Meet have mad SUCCESSFUL season.
MOST OF the ships heard nom nave hlied up
Honolulu free port to whslers OF all nations, all mar
Dor dues ON them being abolished by tue law OF 10Th
June ls47, and the Hawaiian government paying the
piotage In and out OF All such vesseis PROVIDED they 90
not land over S2ee worth OF Merchandise or rads DAT
ter lana or SILL any tnors Whatever that nave an IN
toxcahpg elect in either OF when cases they oscome
subject to like charges with merchantmen via VI per
potage 20 cents per ton tonnage dues AID ~ for
buoys. "
we ma INC ioiio"ins curious EMBELLISHMENTS
IN tne 1,oiynes'dn w. :. -.
COM e. tSs $4,000 81 !, covrmsnt that
odse or soesty Of roenss has existed ana ,til
exiss at Honolulu banded together by an oath # 6de-
ty under desperate leader said to be forty