The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-08
one WEEK LATER FROM HONOLULU.

mo Aoy-es'0h, 10 me lU.h Of July IL came by
the Northern Light, arrived yesterday. Oar thanks
are due 10 Asssrs. Gregory & Co., for Srwardns
the hle TO our Gf6se.
ARRIVAL. OF THE sAahIyNrO-HoRRIBr.E SUFFERING
AT BEA.
From the Po,ypesian July lO1
The New Granadao bark Sarloient0 arrived at
this port on the Sd inst. shorv of provisions and
water. having left Panama for San Francisco ON
the I'D Of March last, with about 2i0 souls on
board
We SEQ in the Echo, published at Panama in
March, the SarmieDtO advertised for San Francisco,
per fastened bark Of 500 tons having great height
between decks, as veil great beam, causing her
TO 90 very roomy. besides beisg Of the fastest
ships that ever left Panama" Whereas, she is
very old American whaler, Of less than $50 tons,
and, we are told by one of tho passengers, most
miserable old tub for sailing. 1t is not strange,
therefore, that with over two hundred passengers
on board most distressing voyage has been expo
riepced, and that suffering and death have resulted
from such over-crowdiDg The ship finally left Ta-
| bogn on the 27th Of March.
| Five days after leaving Taboga It was found that
the supply of water was short, ard the Both all
hands, together with the passengers, put upon
an allowance of three pnts per day. On the Och OF
May, the weather being warm, the crew demanded
more water, and refused duty. On the 18th of May,
the allowance Of water was reduced to two pints a
day and mucb suffering experienced, especially
by those "ho were sick with fever. Previous 10 this
point, tbe chip put back for San Bias, which, after
L i'uiteSh upyS GIG Ttucutu, ana TSllulhSu tlroo
| days.
| On tho 2ist Of May o most fearful tragedy was
| enacted on hoard, which made an Impression never
| To b. ciiaced from the minds Of those who witnes
! ssd il. A yonns nan, aged about 10 pears. by the
| name of WoofDrs from Kentucky, shot /. German
| nsmtd Johnfon through tho heart. Tho origin Of
| this bloady tnsiuess was dispute about palkry
tin cup Of which Wooiiork had two, and the Ger
man lone. ~ she bsaty alteration, the handle WAS
wteneit oil. when Woolfork drew mis- revolver and
! shot johnson dead.
A srens Of the greatest excitement easuea The
| mlndtrer r0s SeieCf, Ia coted that he should be
| Judge uas aRpofued a jury IF IL empase0sd
The pisoao fond guilty Of n,a Ter, a'a received has
sentence to Be hung 1ss an E5rr.
| During the interval between tie sentence and
! execution, the dead body brought on deck.
| exhibiting ~ sbasty wounds, the preparations
md .nu, a.cr allowing the condemned man
"a I'D hour over his time he was run up to
4 arm, where life soon became extinct. He
Mes la cut adIift fell upon his face into the sea,
ard eostnuet>Hoatins, TIL lelS out of sight by
ne ship
90 The 25h Of May waterwas sold for 81 per
less than some oftheir fellows On reaching San
| Bias, but little was procured, except water
few days allowance of bread was ALL and but little
| alienation Was experienced from the supply Of
| provisions. Tho pork was good, but not in any
| thing ike sufficient quantity for such company.
From the beginning OF the voy age, the beef was
offensive as TO be absolutely uneatabe, except by
|
| From San Bias the vessel again sailed for San
Francisco; but instead Of being an " A No. ship
Of 500 tons, and one OF the fastest ships that
| left Panama." sbe was so SLOW and the stock OF
water and provisions so miserable that after beat
ing about from the ist II the 10th of june she put
away for these islands, where she arrived the Bird
inst, stated above. Since the 18th OF uue they
! baye had no bread, and the last they had
was moIe like sand than bread, and fty il the eS-
| Irene.
Among the passengers that embarked there wero
two children and eleven women, one of each OF
| whom died before reaching San Bias. Six Others
died on board, besides the murderer and the muir
| dered man.
We hope these passengers will find tho passage
! hence more agreeable and Prosperous than their
voyage has hitherto been, and such is likely to be
the The ship is recruiting here, and can have
n possible excuse Tor lea,ing This port without
ahin liant supply OF provisions and water.
| AUDIENCE WITH THE COMMANDER or TIE SWEDISH
| TkIGAIE FrGLSIE- TREATY NTH swEpEg
| From The Po!JitsiIn, July z.
| = loe hing gIlnted special aua!cn1s 10 Captain
| Z. a Virgin, toaDbsr)an to his Majesty the King
o. sweden and Norway. knight Of the Order OF the
Sword of Sweden, and Of the perial Russian Oder
| otst Stanislsus. commanding Lis Swedish Males
! tJ'S frieatc Eugene.
| The gallant captain arrived q. tho palace at II
| a ~, and having been presented to the King by
the Minister Of Foreign Relations, addressed his
| Majesty az fU,lows;--
| To IIls MAJESTY TIE KIxG OF H.wAu:--
The vessel have the honor to command Being the
nrt sNedisb man Of war which has entered any Of the
HsEaian pots feel most happy to avail myself of the
audience yoor Majesty has degnel give me- to present
10 your Majesty The expressions of the friendly
sentiments Of his Majesty the King of and Nor
way towards your Majesty and the lively interest his
Majesty King Oscar for the success Of your
Majetys exertons COR promoting The advancement and
ohrsao enlghter ment Of your S;aestys subjects and
the prosperity Of the country ny the very favorable
position Of Gojcty kinGaom the grand highroal
through The Pacfeby the fertility Of It's soil and the
s5lubity Gifts b. auul climate II l. called under an in
tegent and liberal government TO advance with gigantic
ster to civilization and wealth 1t has noble futurity
UutIf N Tha xrtfh
the world being for country whose shores are washed
by the ocean The rost Of prosperity riches
from which the deyeopemen Of all internal resources
will follow as Il coure. Your Majesty had already en-
tered into commercial treaties With part Of the
great naval powers ct Europe and America and by that
means secured TO this country the benefit of liberal
end reciprocal intercourse with the contracting parties
a. NJ the King OF Sweden and Norway. anxious also
advance the we'll being Of bis tubecs extending the
tiade OF the two countries has pleased order me
! to toke every measure, during the command II IT.
| the commerce If Sweden and Norway. Several
Of our merchantmen having already viicd the ports
| OF your Majesy's Kingdom, and the commerce
will probably from day to day more aud more
augment enliyen Intercourse with these i.lans
consider il duty Of mine, while here TO endeavor 10
for subjects OF H. h. the Kirs of Sweden and
Norway all The advantages Ia their lawful ent.rores
for their trade s the facilities lint are consistent
vh the laws Of his country and feel perfectly assured
tina. the liberal government o your Majesty will facii-
tate my proceeding. for establishing frendiy ana com
nercia relations between your Majesty and my sore.
reign and for paeirg footing the commerce Of
swc'en md Norway With the Kingdom of Hawaii or
lhut"'Siy ana 70 those giant
90 TO the mort favored nations with which your Majesty
has treaty relations.
II pleases His Majesty to reply TO tho following
ehect:-
Your Zine hgsc ia indeed the first Swedish vessel Of
tiat has arrived ct NY kingdom. But hope she viii
be followed by many others very COZ daily welcome
you and your officers 10 these Islands and trust that
your pre nee here w end in the establishment OF re q.
tions OF friendship and commerce between the United
Kingdom u SWEDEN pDd Norway aud thee isande that
win endure forever wsb you 70 make known to N great
and good triend His Majesty King Oscar that a11 much
peaed with the assurrpces of good sill that you have
give 10 me, In Hts hnjostys and that ardeutIy
desire TO cultivate the most friendly and liberal relations
with His Majesty and his Kingdom upon the basis OF
full equality VII the most favored nation both in re.
spfct 10 tbe ghts Of Ills Maeetys subjects here to swe-
db and Norsepian commerce, and TO the carrying trade
~ swedish ind Norscgian vessels Ills Majesty policy
bring ole OF free trade and reciprocity am confident
that ne wall allow TO me, in return, the advantages
Inme diately Afterwards Cap.ain Yirgn rresantnd