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AUSTRALIA.

The Panama Star of Feb. 10, has the follow
ing: BY the British bark Larno from Liverpool via Cal
lao passengers arrived In port yes
terday from Australia.
Thee passengers came from Melbourne to Callao, in
company with about three hundred others, In the ship
Mitades which sailed from the former port on the 9th
Now and made fifty days passage to Callao. The
Mirades il bound for Liverpool
The majority Of the passengers who came up In the
Larne Americans, who emgrated from California to
Australia about year ago Since their landing IN that
country, they have been principally engaged in mining
and all bring home with them goodly pile and are per
fectly satisfied. None OF them have less than $4,000
or 80 00O, and some have upwards OF twenty pounds
weight OF the pure metal.
They all speak the highest terms OF the country and
climate their only objection being 10 some Of the
nue. laws, which they think rather stringent, and the
want Of protection 10 property.
Tie emigration into Melbourne from Great Britain
and the United States is ssid to average about 900
daily.
The American ship Tconderoga, from England, with
1000 Government emgrants, In quarantine at Port
Philip. One hundred and twenty-five OF the passengers
had died Vi measles
Board at the hotels In Melbourne was worth about
eight shings sterling (e2) per day. The Government
paying ten shilngs sterling (s2 so for iaborers on
the public works.
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OREGON.

The Oregon dates are brought down TO Jan. l5
The Oregortan, of the Sth inst, says: The
upper Willamette River, and its tributaries have
never been known 10 be high they have been for
The a, week, and the loss OF properly has undoubtedly
been very great we have been almost entirely cut off
from communication with any part Of the upper soun.
try. AT Oregon City several buildings have been
WISHED sway and 10 reported that two MILL md
one bou0ng mil, have also been DESTROYED Linn City
has also sustained considerable injury By the des,rc
ton Of several building We nave noticed tor seyera,
days, timber, roofs Of houses and other evidences of
destruction, floating past our city. At this place the
only dauage the rood has done thu. far Z 70 the
~ksrves. Gene, Sortou's, ard Planders' wharyes
have all sustained considerable damage the estent
however esnno, be ascertsined until the water falls
The upper portion Of Cofsns wharf has aoa,ea svsy
and lodged sgaipst Nortop's wharf jus, below the
loss 10 The owners must be Considerable and the neon
veuisnce % the public very great
The unusually higa wstsr mainly attributable 20 the
sudden melting Of the lcte snow, and Adei % consd
cradle extent by the rain. which has with bu, li,tIe ia
serruption. continued 10 fail for about ten DAYS.
Ihe same paper, OF the 18th inst, states that
the rver hss aen several feet since our last and thu
amount OF damage Is not 50 .rest was apprehended
on the Lower Willamette. We hear THAT Il has been
very heavy the Upper Willamette and " tri5.,are.
Gen Pslmers NIL, 81 Dayton, on the Ysrrhill River
tAs been carried away and several brs1ges-arnopg
them the o1e az Lafsyette-haye sustained serious isn
age. Al Oregon City, only one cav nil was entirely
destroyed; but the fure- rrilwsys BRIDGE &c Lad
g 70 The Touring mills, ether carried away ar
materially damaged Several smell axeaiinr hoi.se.
were swers Gwuy snd others injured. Linn civ aI,o
sustained considerable lose in buildings, &e-the ex
tent CT vhich we have been unable 10 Learn TIE
uhsrses 81 this city have s been more or less Injured
bur VII coon Be repaired their f0urdsiions have suc
esssny resisted the 5ooc Belsw the lcss Is COMPARE
tNeiy small beng confined to fences, boats, and lew
potsro and vegetable houses
A man by the name of Gates, late from Iowa.
sss frozen TO death near Dsyeon Ysrnhl County. a
lev 6sys sinee. he leaves 3 wife and children.
The steamer UAt,eorn5 left Oregon CITY On
ss;ursy morning, with the Statesman Tor Astoria but
rsn CD rock just this side OF Milwaukee,, and sank
econ after She now hes under water about two NILE
oeiew Milwaukee. but we uDderstand Will be raised
1''er he rster ns, and put in repair The mail and
furniture vts taken &C before ste sank- The owners
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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have The Poiynesian Of Honolulu 10 Jan.
l. half month later than previously published IL con-
tans, however, no news Of consequence
large number Of vessels that had cleared
ana were ready for sea, detained in the haroor
some days by heavy westerly winds The Poy8ssian
1.-THE wind continues to blow from the westward and
vessels are thus prevented from going 70 sea from the
harhor az Honulnlu large number Src ready Tor sea
soue Of which have been waiting for two weeks &
change ef wind. From some indications apparent 20
the weather wise change looked Tor soon when the
embargo will be raised, and scattering WI take place
AMONG The feet 10 al parts of the world Daring the
prevalence Of the late westerly winds some hrsie ds
age has been sustained by vessels N the haroor from
getting foul ehsfns, &c, but nothing to any serious
amount
An election for two Representatives was 20
hsye ttken place at II uoluu on the 81 inst
A Joint stock company has been organized for
carving On a sugar plantation AZ the Islands
The clipper-ship Ellen Foster, 13 days from
San Francisco was of port the 10TH for few hours,
her Captain came on shore but was of again. and the
ship on her way TO Calcutta the same night
DEcLARArIoN OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION
The new Constitution publicly proclaimed on the
9Th of December, when King ksmehsmeha delivered
the following speech;
"Hearken, al ye people, You have jus, heard the
ston of the new Constitution by the Governor
give We heed 20 it, This Constitution have granted
with the consent Of my Chiefs and people IN order to
promote the welfare OF all my subjects On TINS dsy
IL takes effect and becomes the CONSTITUTION OF my
kingdom; ell laws must be iu accordance with II Let
il be Observed by ALL for here are the rights OF all de-
fined and guaranteed Adhere to this Constitution one
and all
Ills not with US now in former time, when the
chiefs alone governed they pleased and the people
had no voice. We are recSoned among the eu'
hehtensd nations, and we must follow their example
and conduct our affairs by a constitution OF laws
Hence what you this day behold. This Il my thought
TO you that Is all
The news of the death of Mr. Webster was
received AT Honolulu with profound regret The ship
ping in the harbor numbering sixty seven displayed
Their colors at halfmast.
Clipper ship Eureka hence for China had
reached Honolulu in passage OF twelve days and nrst
gave the Intelligence Of the election of Pierce aud King
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HAVANA.


Mr. Kins's Health Much x1proved-Tse
Mail BAGS Of the Empire City senrcsee
by The Cuban Authsrites-A Protest. re-
Consul sharkey.
The u. 8. mail steamship Isabel, Capt Titds'
arrived q, Charleston on Friday morning last from -
vans via Kew West and Savannah The l. len hsvn
ON the 2ed ult ard brings one days later news n
tbs, received By The Crescent City At this port. =
Among the passengers BY the Isabel, "
Hamilton Jones, Esq, Private Secretary 10 non ~
X. King, who Ia bearer Of dispatches from our -
at Havana TO Washington. We are gfsfiaea
from this authority, that the health Of the ''eeI
dent elects much improved He "" staying '" -
plantation Of Mr. Jeoks, four miles from Aasanhs ~
Jones ssys Mr King seems thoroughly 70 envy ~.
there. Mr. Jones left Mr. King on me zis1 s1.
pears perfectly saDgsine as TO hss SPECIFY -"
The suser house in Mr. Kings case, has p's''
efeaciou,, stording him almost instantaneous ''De
The account We Published on THURSDAY ~
(received by the Black WARRIOR Of the mi'u oaei
ing between Mr. KsGy and the CsptAin+"sNsfa' -
stsniislly correct Il was, however, danl'sy
although NO .tervie " took place between Tie
We learn from another passenger " 70.
Isabel that considerable excitement existsa "
ln sonseoueuce OF the authorities having eroAen
the mails from Havana, which were piaeeo on
the U. 4. nsii steam ship Empire Csfy Csp' 80
for New Orleans On the 18th inst, BY the
bscssr,. DsaYE & Co, The EmPsrs Cry ~S
tied 30 sail On that morning at seven O'clock
20 that hour was boarded BY the Chief Of Ponce
Commissioners and three Police ofhes"' "'' y
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ship Araihusa snd schr. J. NJ. Ryer-onL
Jan l5-sieamer Oodsn Gate Patterson, PANAMA. Winfield
Scott Dunn PsDama ndeP~ndsaCe Luca san JaAn ship Poly
"a Romsr, Cakutis.
Jan I9-shp- syTen, siby, China D Forbes. Doane Cal
JsA 2i-sieaHsr Ohio, Brss- Diego. DAson, An
tsvs, China SHIPS William, MPhee sydney Carthage, DAVIS
Houg korE
J~h ssh , Bssna yst,, Cssutfai r. Forbe- do; c,f
Pseiet Narsrsoi bek. Isabella Hyne oag Kons
san Dr.. NaVafso jeanette, d.; Aioh Labos Isanig bra.
Enma, Br syansy schrs Sierra Nevada, HoEoau c Bods
O. and 0,hsrs
Jsa s4-stps Goldcn City Dew Manila john Wade ISt,e
Hoes Kots Pes Brown Puget souna Dr. b.s Janet ssa,Da
yApafAo steamer Columbia Dali, Oregon shp Warner Ripley
yap-Easo bats johannes aud Heleus Han Bct Valparaiso
Rostran tiiaanl 9oce do schr Loo Ckos. Charles
skps ChsTe Nssry sens0n New Yofk H0nOgu,
ymeeu, Csgt'a Kadusa Cob shaEsha b. bsr Crc4s
Fshey Naparso bsk sAras Weyoen, BAhooyer Batav
Han. bra Hrnrs-tta, hAiIen, Valparaiso.
J.n ss-shP ConnEs, hasoa Calcutta stephea Lu,nAa,
Crt HoDouu T. ". Sesrs o,soo shAnses Arcoe JcnunE.
ca1o brs ve6 Hsnrea Pasi steamship SEA Bird Hjtsri
Dee; sh- r. T. Msscs. Joce-, Calcutta
br, d~h isInts hart JSepe Hove. ser Gallo
ksndrst Islands tss Pahs s MARY JOa>s foses. Hong
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WEST INDIES.
BEKxupA.-we have dates from Bermud,

BERxupA-We have dates from Bermuda
to Feb g. The BsrnEiias Of sha, date says:
"A little sitter midday, on Friday grs, Of wind d
alarming violence broke these Islands. Seine q
the vessels IN pot dragged their anchors and the hxt
Eliza B1ss parted her shore fasts ard was RAPIDLY dr
ing into the stream, but assistance being promptly q
hand che was speedily REINFORCED without tanning say
injury We have, however, the melancholy recital b
make that rowing boat in which were two colore1
persons Daniel Carmichael and his son,) was capslxel
while crossing the Great Sound a, the time when =
sudden storm rsging, and that those unfortunate
persons were both drowned"
We are enabled to make the gratifying an
nouncement that the Revenue Of this Colony iof Tho
year ending 3lsi December lS5s, has greatly exceeded
TIE most favorable aniicipstons that ormoi coz
corning IT, Not only have all the permanent and con
tinght charges FOR the past year been fully met and
satisfied but also there remained IN the Chest the
frst day OF the present year the handsome surplus u
upwards Of One thousand Pounds Sterling. We call
handsome surrlus,r because il u in nosise incara
bered this Colony being, we are happy 10 state, Gu
tirely free from The burtben Of Public Debt
Ii is much 70 be regretted that no step has
been taken to afford ,hs Colony opportunity OF Goa
tfitung few OF the more striking OF ~ productions
70 the Exhibron OF 81 Nations which y to
in the neigh orins City OF NewYork In May next
were praisewofthy effort 10 send lew brmudisn
novelties 10 the Great Exhibition in LONDON, surely
were not lesseon mendable 10 occupy place among
the exhibition a, the forthcoming Fair AT Newfork For
our tables the NewYorkers are our best customers
and thar market il uext London in the consumptica
of our n;mitahc root. As place for the ready
and profitable sale Of every description u fruit which
our people may choose IN cultivate Il has by far the
foremost rank both IRON its proximity, and is gret
and increasing demand for every thing that Luxurious
and rare Ii L unquestionaby 10 the interest OF THE
sla nd 10 seek 10 make the Americans familiar with
its capabilities and attractions, and by what more efect
ual method could this be DONE we would ASK than BY
the Colony becoming one Of the exhibitors at this GREG
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Died,

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weeds. q .aecon q the lNss Henri h ssr. late o.
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hs steamer Terns--os To.as ,. wO.4s iso Coao,G H.
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sss Has gshfs tFse sbclt 81
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Married,

In Nevada Mr VIM T. Iyen Of Nevada to Ns JAne w
Iompln.. loTmerJ % Lvns-ton \. J.
ashnston, Yoo County Jan H. NJ wm G Barber and
IL sas Tsasceo Jan IS Mr. Godfrey Ne. Eea Has
in San rrsnci.co Mr. John Esf,n to M. sarah oM-ii
Al Freuch Camp TO- John G. Chfis of Massachase u
giss Melvna A. Lsnslhs daughter u Col J. Lan.ns
Sacramento JaA H. Mr. john johnson TO MS Bridget CArro
Al the TshsHs Hou.e in san Francisco Jan 81 NJ tssc
Hoss Mss Jennhg. both q W shnston Zoo Co
In San Frsncsco Jan TO- M n Fish, Of San JOst TO Mss
II salsSeIe jan IS soS,ny. E.q late Of cooPer'
In ssennene Jsa ~ Joseph Crseshn E Ms, Ada Byron
Sen fsnosCo Jan -, NJ ocOrse ss~eob u Gertrude
IL ss TrSs'e. jan 70 Mr. Ra.ey Rven s,oitoa
Mara AmParo Ans daughter Of seHof Manuel An'A Of San
Al Williams, Ranch 700 County Jan is Mr. VIM Barber
mrs phebe Austin ate Of oaioi AZ Of fo'e Conny d, NJ,
At Monsons Rsnoh Jan Is frank In May TO Mss Deborah
Honsop.
Many Jane Jinmersou. Of keriuoly.
In Esnco Jsh 81 Captain H. Coo'ney TO Mrs Be'ths.h
Al HsboTorsh T. Dec IS Nose. Preston Mss Nancy
Jtne Brsmlet all Of WashinTton County,
Geo W. Miller to Nj, Manila Ann Harper; all Of Ore
In oregon cy NJ Richard TAOden M. Mary Mo.er
re,dssee os s. vans near Oregon City. Jan Mr. WIN
Al Portsnd pee Is sidney d. Simmons o Anssbne c.
In wa,hrston cOuuiy o. T. DO John A to Ms.
10 saersHento Jan "a, G J. csmpau ESQ to Ms May z
Al Jane Hsrns Of BninEhAn. Ohio
Mr. Margaret c. st-r Of Phhess uhns Moatrea caaada
Ess,, and widow q the late X q. keni.ton E.q.
Rsysoss Ferry, De- a. Mr. Jacob ws-tfs TO Mss Esther
Jane Cole.
Al sss Andres 70 FsAIey
both of Mercer Co. Ohio
On Thu-day Jan IS u. church At Benes Lieut. Thouas
Mrshi Army Ms Elea daughter q Lorinx
In san frsncisco Fr~dercs hebss Eita Ra..
on Dtey. Prae Dee 30 George W. HAs.s M.ry
EaFdstrr.
AiROosh and Ready Jan 80 judge W. Rober, Macy
Do~rey.
In Nsry.ve Jan 81 NJ Aetasler speneer late Of CAesso
IN I. Me- ElIabsth AsE-u.s ate Of BtooAhsA. Ms.
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Review Of the Market.

San FRANCISCO. Monday, January u. 1919.
Immediately ateF the departure Of the lat steamer the
basnsss carried on chiefly cor ooua,y account Proes
Of prcvsons and staple commodities ikear sxoepted "a
vsnced with tic demand, and the improvement has beeo
maintained although TOR the past ie~ days there has n
comparatively he dong Some shipments made By
The cbsen here snd Aey received adviees Of es seos
pssssbe FOR teams bat the renewal OF mn Gast have
auee& them again bsd condition for srsfe Aboaf SO
assorted Eorchsn have been shipped % O-egoe md
come orders vet remain Be 6sd For TINE tie de-
ands for the interior the Intervals OF tine weather, val
Be large and lock or gradual improvement a. the
sason advances There sspssulaive spirit atoA wnia
VIII tesd 20 keeP things ftoersy buoysnttha the
purchases solely sssde BY jobaes for thsir legitimate
reeu snsnts and szswi prove avnaseons 70 tie ship
rers 20 thls nsrket-
Our srvsl, snce the 18th instant arr eonyrsed N
shfs and barb frur Newfork ship fs01 PhisAslpas.
INN b.tinose ship and barks iron ErgSHe SHIPS
aIe e~n isan trsase. ships ard arg rom China
ssiss aon Chale. brig from MknilA bsk frsn Peru
erls re NsxcS, Ssooasr from the Society ls2las Aaa
%vessss Of al elasses tscsn toe Ccs:
sicSk Las deenet materially for tie first week sales
ssIs nAas =, eE 81 70 s bat szec ,As each sale has
mace sere a. sc 81 q h.r sa1 barrel ia .fock y s
sna eSt me Quantity On the kEO9a 10 Dc l.r-~
sno hedess have o< coincidence and snxous 70 real
We oos s.a foz Continual l0wezinz 1aa -. van -
bsse ron tie countries Of growth II. fsss n is ~.
CITY have been ACTIVE wczk s1 tie akh prer of w.,
sSccesy have afOrdee tA-u much a1rxn fsr --.et
BAklEY-Aeg tire derartgre Of lie Last mall a.. u,r.
slowly made AZ c4Sc Per - t@t sner tLat soale iar-
purchases made On speculation II lie which k.s
sctoss ysise two sses, q Zee b~<s esch u Si
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
CHINA.
Dific ulty between the American and British
yice-Cons at Whnmpoa.

yice-Consuis at Whnmpoa.
An arrival at San Francisco brings us dates
from Hong Kong to Dec ssh The vaost i'm orant ten
In The news refers 20 a difficulty between the American
and Britsh Vice COnsus az Whampoa Ii appears that
q great number Of desertons had taken place from
Britsh ships Whampos, and that the Britsh Vice Con.
su had been exerng hmseli to put stop 10 then Ia
bis exertions he however, seriously unpeed by
American opening "a boarding -house professedy for
American sailors, but supposed also 70 atord Q
refuge for Engzh deserter Mr. Bird could not pass
the threshold without warrant Iomthe American Vice
Consul
Az far az we understood cur informant Mr. Bird did
not apply for such warrant He, however, per
constable sysied hnself OF an opportunity OF nsbbing
tailor one Of nine who had deserted from the Akbar
The vessel having called all fear Of punishment being
taken away by the sailing Of the vessel the yo.un
tSry made deposition oath ~ the eject that he and
BIZ comrades had been melted 20 desert by Chinese
boatusn, who prom. ed them go a monththat trust
ing 30 bis HoRlises nine men deserving IN two
bafches of i've and four, each In the boat Ut this
man who took The N 10 tie house aforementioned and
charged item nsthng for their boat hire. Oar inform
ant believes that this deposition or copy VI It was
shown not only 10 Mr. Hunt bu, also " the American
Consul at Canton, and the latter made sosne very
strong remarks on the system but tia. the VieeCO
At Whanp0e said that men must be had for American
sLps, and were lot very nice about the way tey
ed
The matter resulted in suit instituted BY Mr. Hunt
for desns.ion Of character Mr. Bird then placed m
ter before the Acting Consul, and stated thar his zeal
had carried him too far hs wa ready 70 make apollo
gy and Afterwards wrote APOLOGY 70 Mr.. Hunt, who
refused to receive H. and referred him g. his lawyer
This lawyer appears, ha> since taken the deposition
OF thf two shpn1ascers who reported the CONVEX saon
they had VIII Mr.. Bhd 10 Mr.. Hunt. Our informant
does not ssy whether or no, Mr.. Bird communicated
with the lawyer, but IL appears that SUMMONS had
been ssued az the instance Of Mr. Hunt for desmaioa Of
character, damages lsid at $1,000
Several vessels arrived at Hong Kong from
San Francisco on hs l4th having % board large nam.
bers Of Chinese