New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29
TAHITI

ny way Of the SANDWICH isiancs we have intelligence
from Tahiti Society Islands, up to Sept 49, one month
fatal case of small pox occurred on board the schooner
ROyaist her way from Honolulu with number o:
Hawaiian missionaries for Tahiti and the Marquesas
Island Of Fatuhwa. Fortunately the precautions taken
AGAINST the spread of the disease eflectual AMI all
The other natives on board escaped The citizens of Ia
h were earnest in their peadngs to the charitable OF all
countries for fresh vaccine matter The koyas after
obtaining the French Governors approval of the enter
prise sailed for the Maquesas whore the missionaries In
tended to locate themselves correspondent writing
from Tahiti says This place never was so tul OF snip
ming as at this present moment and an unusual CONNER
~ excitement prevails. The market, however IS over.
"ockod and two or three cargoes are daily anticipated
from VALPARAISO Ii is expected that in the course OF
the ne 1t three months 1--WE French vesselsowar VIII De
paid on here, and great circulation OF money VIII con
sequenty accrue. 49, ,.
by Messrs Brckn,n and Parker who sailed rom Homo
lulu on the 10th of June arrived safely at Tahiti ana were
Ioon to depart for the Island Fatuhva the intended place
Cor their settlement whittier they arc lh'eu ny inc oo"
quered King of blakouDui.
On The gsth july the Rev. Mr. Parker paid a visit to
Mr. Page the French of the Society Islands
correspndent of The Friend writing under the date OF
Aug a. describes the interview thus;
lie received Mr. Parker very grsGou ana az
He the staed that he very happy to give his consent
Ia the Mission and promised TO give all the protection pos
sble 10 the members OF it, tie took considerable pains TO
Give TO Mr. Parker idea of the state OF the slsnd
the nature the harbo and other Information whch was
of considerable advantage to him 20 know ana o wnSh
he was enabled to more clearly the nature oil the dh
mites ms they lay before him. He stated that the cher
is by no principal and we learned from anoth
er quarter that short time before he LEFT for the sand
wtb Islands he he'd been beaten by chief who appears
to have subdued nearly tho whole Island ana that
The chief In question had been driven into an insignificant
nook where his establishment consisted Of some four or
five hus only The Governor stated that he had not yet
hoisted the French flag at that particular island but now
that foreigners were about settle there, he would mme
datey do so and that q small vessel would frequently visit
the Island how the party proceeded In taking leave
he Governor expressed his earnest wish Tor the success
of the Mission feel satisfied that the committee Of your
infant society acted wisely In advising the party 70 touch
here as thereby much trouble ana perhaps diincuiy VIII
have been avoided
II il said that the chief who the conqueror Is
benevolent and sOcable and one In whom parties
may confde. Should this prove to be true may turn
ont In favor Of the Mission and the other hand should
be be ndsposed acknowledge the French claim which
to this time had been asserted the arrival Of both par
ties about the time may induce him TO think ihat
there some connection between them, and he may refuse
10 accept them All these things, however were well
Understood By Mr. Parker and he is therefore prepared TO
take a correct view OF the course he ought to pursue
The two native ministers preached here In the native
chapel on the Sabbath after their arrival and Mr. rarkef
had engaged to preach to the sandwich ianes VINO
side here but on leaving the ship Saturday he spraned
his ankle which made il painful for him to walk He
rested with us until Saturday the 9th OF August wnent tho
vessel sailed May the Divine arm protect her anu pros
rer her mission have every reason to believe that they
have ere dis reached the island, es strong southeny
winds have been blowing ever since her departure one
Obtained a manmast here -.
vroe To YOU We are waiting TO hear the decision OF the
two Governments concerning what has been done.
h len 50 Tor sone time especially the island of Rais
tea Tie Islands, divided into two factions and they are
now living in inrenchments provoking each other % an
attack The occasion believe to be that the old hiny
cannot be brought to give up some OF me- nea'neh ,
which involve considerable oppression ne NJ, =, nm
Leland why be should be compelled to observe them
arge body on the other hand are determined that mere
shall be no difference between monarch and subjects be-
ore the law and they taken up in defense Of
his pncple In the meantime cultivation, education
and rgour duties are placed in allegiance and breh
of In
physical and moral, which reigns around them.
WREcx oT An AMERIcas YEssEL- The latest accounts
from Raea state that the American brig Daniel had ar
rived ihero in a sinking condition. This brig visited
Honolulu a few months ago. she was wrecked on ass
Island Of Vavoo or Rivoh 10 the soush~afd OF Isnni
TO hch place and Rmars she had gone Tor oranges ana
hos She was co O the REF once, very hide damaged
Int cot ON second time and condemned and sold for
,'t,t NAE AMONG rHr NATIVES oF rHK IsLASD-Mr.
OGDEN wrliln, ffom Tahiti says There has been :ome
dshtns down al Rals,ea between 'as hinS lamar aaa
an ,pr.lrs ohlcl ~ The olioss fA@ly named Iaasioa
he WY pcrah Is decidedly ash The latter, who does
se SEGA 20 warp die AfVne bar 90 rsiress grievances
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