The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-31


Ni~sSArshs-rhe Hswaian postage on each nswspa.
per forwarded received through this ce is cents
TO or from any foreign port.
On each paper weighing one o. or less to any part Of
On each paper to any part Of the ssatss east cts
Great Britain. Gets"
/" /" Europe ........ IL cts ?
The above will be the rates every transe MT ne wspa
per- untealed circulsr, hand bill engraving pamphlet,
periodical magazine. book and every other description
Of printed matter. to be in all cases pre-. paid
MAILS ron sAS FaAscirco are made up and despatched
about every fortnight. Due notice Of the closing Of
each nas will be given. Mails made up at the San
rrancisco Peat Office for this port the 9Th and 2oth
of each month and due at this pert about the 9Th
IsrrR ISLAND MAILS No postage ia charged on letters
passing between the ISLANDS. Mails arc made up and
despatched TO the different island ports by every oppos
tunity.
TIE regular mail for Lahana il roade up every Tues
eay and FrGay. cosing ct c'c.cs, P. NJ ana in re-
tuning leaves Lahaina every monday and Thursday
evenings.
sIaNrs Of IL Denomination Ct two five and thirteen
cents have been issued sud can DE obtained at the Pcs
once They vii T. found convenient to persons residing
on the other sal a. end will at any time be accepted
Hhen returned TO he Office Postage stamrs also bs
procure OF s. UCfmeyer Fsa postuast ter of lalsiu
DFAp lET1fRs.Al letters advertised previous 70
October lti 1851 and remaining in the Honolulu Post
once On tie u December 1861 wiz be cassed dead
letters and sush have Len received from the United
States and having United States postage due thereon
viii be returned 70 The United States Dead Letter ofice
Hcurs for asllrery Of letters from A. NJ till 4P M
In case Of The arrival on United States mai the Sab
- n. nj.
open FOR delivery q letters, 10 minutes only
10 letters papers addressed To foreign ports will be
fofSoried unless the hawaiian postage is prepaid
No letters received viii be delivered forwarded from
the office til The postage due thereon is paid
All postage marked with star ~, must in nil eases
be prepaid HENRY " WHITNEY Postmaster
IiosoLtLu, October l, 1861.
THANKSGIVING
PRocLAatTfo* ny TIN hING.--We, Kamehame cha here.
BY proclaim that whereas the erces Of an ever watch
!u and Kind Providence call fir acknowledgment o.
gratitude and dependence the part of nations no les,
thar 81 individuals Aud although the year that is now
drawing 10 close has been marked with some adverse
events On or Islands particularly in the depression Of
p4rcEltuTs aud trade so numerous and 20 great have
been our blessings as people az to lead Us to forget
e1Veisiiy in the history of the year and unite as peo-
pie IN general Thanksgiving unto Him who watches
over the dstnes of nations and whose kingdom ruleth
over all" Peace and tranquility prevail; the mild
operations Of government have been sustained
throughout ands; health to considerable degree
has been bestowed upon US So people crops have been
abundant ard to all s secured the exercise of the
voIthip 81 their Creator according to their own faith
Al there and unnumbsred other blessings Lave been
betowed upon ~, by The hand q our benevolent Gre
0r notwithstanding cur numerous transgressions and
III dcferts
W. do therefore with the advice and consent Of our
Prvy Council designate and recommend Thursday, the
18th dsy 81 December next. day Of general thanks
giving throughout CIR islands aud earnestly invite
al good people to sncere and prsyeful Observance Of
the game
pouc At our palace this 18th dry Of October 1851,
BY order Of KAMEHAMEllA
fYFsV L.