The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

The news from Honolulu is to the 7th of February.
The clipper ship Sovereign of the Seas from San Fran
cisco arrived at Honolulu the 10th of January. After
taking in all the spare oil that may have been left for
tanshpment she was to proceed to Tahiti and thence
Speaking of her arrival this argus says =" We have
not wharf Or quay alongside Of which this ane ship
Gath CAT ~ "n''' '0'ans OF 0n0Aa'0s zen !" not ~
Charles Bunker Esq, United States Consul for Lahana
the seas for New York.
The French Commissioner arrived at Honolulu on the
Sth The annexed bulletin Of the pton appears in
the Poyneian of the 10Th =
On Saturday, the Sth inst Monsieur Perrin, Commits
sone OF France returned this court in the French
vete Brflisnte OF guns commanded by Post
Captain Monsieur the Count L. de Lapelin TIE Com
missioner called at the Foreign Office the
day and Monday the corvette sauted the fort which
Immediately returned gnn for gun. On Friday the
missioner and count called officially the kings minis
ters and bis excelency the governor Oahu His ex
ceency and the Minister Of Foreign Relations visited the
Brilliant on Wednesday, and very courteousy
ceved and sau'ed On Friday, the i4th, his hihness
the.Kuhina Nui, his excelency the kings chamberlain
and the high chiefs Kaco and kapaakea called board
the corvette and left under salute of seventeen guns
They much gratifed with the gallant counts recep
ion The commissioner has taken up his residence for
the time being in Eden House.
LIST OF THE OFFICERS OF THE FRENCH CORVETTE
LA BRILLIANTE.
Comm ander, Post Captain, Mons lie Count de Lape.
lin; leutepants, Aaury de Lepeyrouse Buos Pointel
Fe Helloco, Heibot Lemazurer midshipmen Leperche
BorlCdos de Essarta De Maree, Benerey, Montper Le
Apprcio purser Mounier; surgeons Gras Bapert
letter Of the I'd Of February saysThe fever of which
traed with it, There are others who re com planning of
it. myself am looking forward to it with tncture
Of ploominess
The Onward arrived here on the Goth nit. Like the
Sovereign, she Is abiDg in oil for the Atlantic States
The French Commissioner NJ Perrin is here 1t Is be.
eyed every thing that is Of French interest will be settled
nmcably
During the last two days very heavy trade wind hs
been sweeping down the valley from the Par TO the de
riment alike Of every class Of persons but especially
of the uckess wight who Is constrained to be his
horse and rider and to face the storm for the dust is
blown about II it raised up by young srocco
word about cety here shall close this already long
letter. Hee person may enjoy tete aee with intei
gent and highly respectable ladies and gentlemen.
may read the VS. smoke his segar sip his coffee
and eel-in fact, do just he would in the Atlantic
States Here people have just the of pro
Irety delcacy and refinement, at home in the States
We happy to notice the continued activity in bs
of every description here in Honolulu Especially
il it about the wharves and among the shipping
good deal Of merchandise being shipped to San Fran
oieco, and believe all the vessels for that port
including two vessels to arrive, viii obtain f,l
eargoes Well selected goods for this market getting
and consequently the retail trade generally not
So brisk II otherwise would be.
committee has been appointed in Honolulu to adopt
measures for establishing Savings Bank.