New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

By the arrival Of the ship h:i,us Clf' a-it.
we have files Of papers FROM g. i,ncv'h 90
10 Nov. inclusive. The Erut7' 10 iro- 1.n
via Honolulu having left the latter Po-' . ne s.a
November.
The business sessot 3. Honolulu ha, "ren duI'
Few whalers hai en,eTai. and their wants were
small. Large amount, O. specie were in frat hands
seeking investments and ,le exchange on The unttd
States or Europe was o0tI f The current rate was
per cent. discount. Large gees OF goods nom chna'
England and the Union had arrived aud oversocked the
market Ssss ze6 worth q goods had entered at the Gus
tom-house within the past three months.
From Aug. 10, TO sept. 80, there were 81 American
whaehips entered at Lahsna with 54550 bbls whale oil
and 1885 bbs SPERM The largest taking for the season
was 2OoO bbs by the Braganza, and the smallest 100 Dds
by the Lewis.
The French whaling bark Fanny was lost on reef on
Kr.aelPs Islands, sept 4. 1t Is supposed the crew had
been taken of by another vessel The Fanny had over
1900 bbls. oil.
The French whaeship Gauge was struck by lightning
of nanaei by which two killed, and the ship
much injured.
Accounts from the Kamschs ka whale feet were bad.
There had been several shocks Of earthquake in that re-
gion which Is supposed to have frightened the whales
from their usual haunts.
The Russian bark silks reports that provisions arc
abundan, in Kamschatka but very dear being brought
entirely from Ochotsk
Rev VIM R!ehgrds II. II. NJ. Master Of Pubic Instrue-
ton, lale his Msjestys Commissioner to the United
States France and England-who was formerly one oil
the American Missionaries and whose name has been so
prominent In the annals Of these Islands-died az Homo
lulu Nov T. ls47 of affection OF The brain His death
B great loss 70 the nation 10 whose Interest he has been
zeaously and increasingly devoted for the last twenty
four years whose service spent his best energies
Two officers Of the United States sloop Cyane Dr Max
well and Mr. Miller have leased 100 acres Of the best
land at Ho for so years for the use Of coffee plantation
They are to begin Immediately.
Rev Forbes lady and four children, Mrs Dioole' MISS
NJ Dlbblee and three children and Master Emerson, all
of the American Board Of Missions. sailed for NewBed-
ford in the A. II. Rowland about the ist. Nov.
Among the strangers recently st Honolulu was kn'-
sian bark from silks, with AZ passengers for ST. Pc
iersburg
Proposals for building theaer, 70 hold not less than
500 specta,ors have been issued at Honolulu.
theatrical company now playing there has very fair
success, ssys the Ners.
So many Of abandonment Of native wives by for
have occurred that aaw been enacted obgng
all who marry Hawaiian women to give bond Of 900
and take An osth never abandon Their wives or 20 take
the oath Of allegiance and become Hawaiian citizens
The Samoan Islands have been visited by an epidemic
influenza In district Of 1850 inhabitants sixty deaths
occurred and larger proportion in several other places
About year correspondent Of the Nsr- York Er-
press told Nory Of the brig Henry Of NesbayPort be-
Ing doubtless fitted fer and sailing pirate by her mu-
tinous crew. who had endesvored TO throw the Captain
overheard Sc The Polynesan calls the story rare BIZ
Of romance and correets by saying. The Henry ar
rived here In October 1886 and has since been peacefully
emplo, Ell 10 eshtng lumber and nsh from the Oregon
70 this port-thst she IS Quaker.lke looking yesse
az ever foaei from down easi-that she has no guns
and not remarkable for her speed Nine OF her passen
gers settled at Honolulu. and very worthy people have
they proved themselves. DR.. Watson and family have
since embarked for the United States Mr.. Lee, the law
yer AZ the head Of the Hawaiian bench beloved and
spected by all Mr.. Bishop T. Clerk 10 the L. : Consul
Mr.. Wood deiry hourshing business IN the shoe line
and others IN the nrm Of Bent Co. enter7rsn.
and successful househuders. So from beng pirates
vessel ever landed these shores more Respectable
and welcome set Of passengers. and hope they viii Ion.
remain among examples o. New England thrifi an'
character"
The SydnSy Chronicle has accounts frou New zealand
the murder the wife and children OF SIR. Gilhau
and he escaped with Four OF the natives
ccrned executed martial law and one "a boy
TRANSPORTED for life The natives to the number Of 100
led by KhAngaeiA. had broken up the settlement Of Man
awatu and forced the Inhabitants retire Wellington
Several other murders and robbees had occurred
active steps AIKEN by the English to pat down m
insurgents with assistance from sydney battle tool
place AZ WanganEi, where the English defeated lag
force Of ZesGniers losing onyoue killed AMI wounded
AT sydney there little Of interest. Subscfp ton
In progress for railroad between sydney and Goul
1 bourn, distance Of ll9 miles.
Temperance makes cheering progress In New Soutl
Wales. tee-totA tea-party ct Newcastle WAS quite
feature and brough; many 10 sign the pledge
Society for encouraging the Fine Arts WAS formed a;
Sydney under the patronage Of the Governor.
MARRIED At the Royal school. Honolulu. Sept 2 J
K jasper ESQ OF Maryland, u A 70 Miss Jsne Lesau
d.ughter Of Kalzmaiumsku ard adopted by kanukualf
DfED; Al Honolulu Oct. 81 Capt. Grisvolc q tn
American whalsship Audey Ci,rk. He VI. native O
Wethe7sssld Com. bis death the fes1lt Of his ov
act he having cot his throat nearly week before, whl
lsboring under emporAry insanity
) MARYLASD.-The Legislature Of Maryland al
,ourpsd sine de on the lsth, Altar having pAsse tire