The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-08

ne,rsse to Congress. and Wishing that he might have
the happiness Of seeing them hack on his Islands
The Queens carriage being In waiting her Majesty
accompanied Mrs. Turril and her children 60 the
wharf where she embarked Immediately on board the
schooner Startling, Tor San Francisco.
Dispatches from the Kings Plenipotentiary Extra
ord MARY TO Europe and from the Kings Plenipotsn
tsry the United states &c al the respective dates
Of 18th and 2Sth January, were received at the
Foreign Once on the Esd instant
The treaty between this Kingdom and the govern
Mt Of the United States approved by the senate
the 18th January The Publications are 70 De ex-
changed in Honolulu . :,
ANY person having intelligence Of the clipper
.sylrh = belonging to Messrs Jardine, Msthesoa 4
Co Of Horg Kong, is respectfully requested to send
the same TO the undersisnea she mas been missing
! then commanded by Captain Mcdonald, with Mr..
Talbot chief officer. and had large quantity Of
treasure on board Address X. q. WyiNe Minister OF
Foreign Relations Honolulu
HAWAIIAN LEGISLATURE.
This body met on the Goth April, according to ad-
ourument The reports 81 the dep srtneuts read
in the Hawaiian language, which occupied the whole
session The adjournment was TO the both inst, when,
IL is probable the business OF the session will be taken
up with energy. The reports Of the Minister Of the
Interior and Of Foreign Relations will be found in
paper to- day The remaining ones will appear in our
next.
His excelency the Governor of Oahu has been pleas
ed to appoint Richard IL Bowlin Esq to be Police
Justice for the Second District Of Oahu in place Of
Charles g. Hopkins, Esq resigned.
Honolulu, April Is, 1850
sm-I have the honor to acSnowiedgs the receipt OF
your letter of this date, in which, by the command
Of the King, you made known to me that it pleased
Ills Majesty in Privy Council to pass the following
Repolved That the Minister of Foreign Relations be-
and is hereby instructed by the King and Privy Coun
ell to convey TO Joel Turrl ESQ late United Stat IS
Consul at these Islands the thanks OF the King and
his government for the very friendly and conciiatory
manner IN which he has discharged his official duties
during his residence in this Kingdom, and that the
King and all his Chiefs have heard of his intention to
leave the Islands, with the deepest regret.
Having. during my residence at Honolulu eIerted
myself to the duties devoved nited
/ states Consul in a manner which believed best cal
neoted with these Islands, and which trust has ct
the appreciation of my government, IL il gratifying to
me to be assured in such hsttering terms that my
approval of the King and his Chiefs and desire that
you will assure His Majesty that deeply impressed
with the honor conferred upon me, by the manner in
which that approval has been expressed.
During the time that held the office Of Consul
more than twelve hundred American vessels entered
the ports Of these islands having board about thirty
six thousand seamen; and am happy to have 1t in
my power 10 say that Notwithstanding the collisions
that have occurred board Of these vessels and be-
tween portions Of their the local authorities
and the natives nothing OF an unpleasant nature
has transpired between any of the Kings Ministers
and myself and take this occasion to say, that so
far as my observations have extended the King and
his government have all occasions and under all
circumstances evinced disposition scrupulousy TO
regard the rights Of my country residing upon,
and who visit these islands have the honor to be,
sir. your obedie mt servant, j. TURkILL.
His Excellcncy r c Wynie, II. II. Ms Minister of
Foreign Relations.
The American brig Tuscan sold at public auction
in Honolulu, on the 18th inst, for 500.
DIED.
In Honolulu. the 10Th Of April, Mr.. CHARLES
BrsT, sbstiye OF Boston Mass. aged about SO years
and resident 81 the Islands for the last Is years
At Honolulu, on the 9TH April, MARY, wife of Mr.. A.
IL fsyerweather, and daughter Of the late Capt Geo.
Beckey, aged 30 years.
ON board Hawaiian schooner Kalams on the 18th
April at five days from California Mr. j. Barrow
BRo~s, belonging TO Lowell Mass He to San
Francisco, passenger on board the Leopore" which
brought out the Il. and California Mining Coz His
friends reside In Palermo Ne fellow passenger Mr.
kckean Of Chsrlestown Mass has taken charge of his
trunk and property. and will see them returned.
On board the kalama, April "a, Mr. JoHS SMIrH, be-
longing to Oregon City His remains deposited in
Nuuanu Valley Cemetery.
April q. on board American ship Argonaut in Hon
olulu harbor, Mr. GEoRek FOSTER Belonging to Ware
ham Mass.
In Honolulu. April, CATHARiSr CLARK, aged years
and months daughter of Mr. VIA Ozark. The fami.
y came as passengers on board the Caroline wrecked
oil Honolulu
In Honolulu, April MANY LovrLocK, infant daughter
OF Mr. George Lovelock who were alec passengers in
the Caroline.
In Honolulu at the U. 8. Hospital, April l6 Gxosex
WAnD, native Of Brading, Isle 81 Wight England,
where it supposed his parents, family and friends
reside The deceased left at the hospital by
the U. S. ship Prsble, few months since.