New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

;.1eadof thriving community We Shah ooO'' ''' VI
plan TO mitigate the ravages Of the disease
;assre The whaling feet against infection pubic
meeting TO be held on the subject With the
p,a,Sat;on Of The King. Wednesday, July ID, was OBJ
lsd nv The inhabitants Of Hawaii as day OF fasting
80 ,rsyer TO the Almighty 20 avert the terrible i
an -, which il raging among the lsisnders All Dus
ners war 70 Ma WEBsrER-ust previous 20 the I'D
asa, Of the Hawaiian Parliament. the following 'e
loa ,I,;o, oaered by Mr Richardson. passed
si VIII p. Ae5esS PcoDe we aos 1a
t< CO. sDpporer Of the idept nd Of this Kingdom
ns FistscEs or THE isLASDs.T The revenue for the
lad Eve years was as follows;
a., ~ .... sls3l75 s. 1859 las esinated BY - .
~ ..... IS 50 70 Commtiee) '..' s2f'aS Y
,s .......... s57G "a s ~ ~ II
% lve,sse per ~ ~
rx.nne Of 1883 is not expected to exceed this aver
10. IN, he hills already due and the appropriations for
l"sy ,foouni 70 S3fi 5i9 This viii make dehc al
he End Of the year Of slzoO3l III, En-. r IN.
Tile Production Of UtHe-~Ihe EdItor oil IW
<., knowledge the receipt Of supply OF the mos
is;o.s strawberries grown in the enyrons OF h,houu
Also sample Of splendid grapes raised al Lehaaa some
OF The buuches weighed nearly Two loands nt . In
o in The course OF elaborate address before the ia
s;so Agricultural Society, says that the grape grows
iururousy and produces abundanty inpart OF me Isa
ard that wine Of excellent character has laeiy Dse MI.
M thinks that vineyards can be successfully anu PVno
hv cu waited on the islands for wine making 10Y eHp'n
pds Of ceres. The surface OF the isiau' ~
maJk il composed Of volcanic natter more OF res, u'u
ID hem;cal auaes those countries where the grape has
for many aces been extensively cultivated and where
wines OF he highe quality are largely mahiac'u'eu
and exported The cultivation ofthe grape Or inns purpose
Ia a; present prohibited by the Government ,
PROFITS or AGRicULTCRE Is THE SANDWICH lsLAND'.
-Tbe Pofynesian says, want exports. we want our
c,o,s mutpled a thousand fold. The experience OF tne
mast few months and Of the present hour warrants us Ia
saving that we need greatly to increase our expolaoo pro
dnctions The difficulty is not in want OF shs 10 convey
our produce TO a near market but in having 50 little TO SELL
that vessels apply in vain for cargoes Potatoes onions
fruits coffee sugar syrup moasse- erroWroo sheep mugs
poultry wool all in demand for shipment al price
that will nav The prospects Of agrcuurss were never
we spIqefeId brighter than at the present moment ana
never since have known anything about the isalds
should We have been willing TO invest IN plantation
than in the year 1853 We only regret our inability 10 40
so while we anticipate for those who do rich reward Tor
their capita, and believe they will repeat It. =,
RIcy GRAIN Corn ASD T0BAccO.-Mr Montgomery,
In his address before the Agricultural Society," says that
rice Of excellent quality tie raised on these ISLANDS
scarcely be denied and the fact has been brought TO the
test of experiment by Mr. Webster of KOoau who has
this season grown excellent Paddy aud informs me hatthe
operation OF covering II into rice by freeing II rom the
husk is of easy accomplishing nj by simple ana cheap
machinery. In Wana on Kauai they are eXperlnl ming
Cd its culture We have been sending away slo'OOo 10
$4,000 yearly of hard cash purchase this on article
whit can w Nh ease be raised home. The beautiful
specimens Of wheat and barry from Maui in onr show
room give abundant proof that the means to supply the
home demand for -four b. home grown gram are asp win
in our reach About $4,000 yearly drained from our
moager capital in the purchase o this article learn wan
pleasure that tho cultivation wheat IS creeping INTO ia
wa where there are thousands OF admirably adapted
for it, successful and profitable cnlinre.
Hat grow corn equal N quaiyf0 any pm me
world j. proved already and further Illustrated bv the sam
ple low on Exhibition in the show room No plant m IRE
coDcenal both TO our soil and climate than tobacco o.
more easily capable of being made an important 0nl valu
able article OF export and yet strange 10 say s culture
has been much Il ccd that instead ofexportng sever
al thousand dollars worth ay actually export not to
bacco cigars but what still more valuable to u IN the
shape o SJ0O0 pay for It's purchase for our own
consumption lleain from gentleman from KAUAI, now
ff4fra
and Grubcn within few days that Notwithstanding the
unusual drought Of the season they have good crops OF to
bacco of first quality equal in flavor the hoasto1 proInc
Of Cuba, and That in all probability half million OF prime
cgGn vii be turned cut this season ani that they anc
pate MAXI two mill next season. San Francesca
and AuTa viii afford ready and remuncrat,ve market
for all The good cigar w can raise here and as
have been ak,no avoid in future, the errors winch al
mttody made last year cigars inferior IN quality trust to
this important br nch OF agrc ural industry fully and
pTohtably developed
MISSIONARIES FOR THE MAKQUEsAs 1sLANOs-Th
Polynosan says the British schooner Royast saed the
18th June for Fauhwa o the Marquesas Islands" via
Tahiti. Tic Royalist takes out company of Hawalian
Missionaries in compliance with the earnest request and
personal Application the Chief of that Island who came
here for the sole purpose of procuring teachers for himself
and people Mr Bcknel the son of an English Iahtian
Nil sionaiy goes out volunteer TO reside there "a
teacher and Rev. b W farkcr accompanies the exped
ton TO return in the Royalsi TO this port thus e. The
west ana south, in Micronesia and in the MIrqucsas
Ini Ids the l., h of lit, is be enkinde1; and hope
the day is not far distant when all the inhabited islands OF
the Pacific shall equally rejoice in the glorious spe
which brings lite and Immortality TO light Ehglish'
American aAd fgtn Missionaries have AT different times
attempted establish themselves among the harluesas,
but have al abandoned the attempt May the Hawauans
be more successful None believe, have ever made the
attempt at tie island OF Fauhiwa whittier the present
company have gone.
EDucArINo InF HAwAiIAN CmLDRES.-Aterm of IL
weeks ofhc Oahu Free Schochas Just ended The whole
number pupils had been 5v-l2 were present the first
week. 30 the last The number Increased about three per
week from the rst tn last quarter. No complaint
be made for went pun tuaiy The studies attended 10
the English branches, and drawing, which
every pupil delights in proper time is given TO every
one IN way that does not interfere VITA the other exer
eses. Many Of the drawings show great taste for the
ar, which VII be well to cultivate The boys oVnce
hndIess, generally for defamation and many for compos
nion. They attended 20 every week Every scholar
speaks understands the Eug,h language well with the
exception OF few of the smaller Gu The play ground
the ersaton mosl the Hawaiian mother tongue,
the whole number being hall caste three entirely
white ana as many pure natives and few quarter
tive Is the request and desire of their teachers tina
they should English altogether because the Hawaiian
must many years be among the dead language and
English, ihe tongue now prevalent than any other
foreign language must supesede all others Therefore
should these scholars go abroad the better they under
stand English the better VIII be for then and if they
remain at home
1Hs FRENCH FLEET on rHE WAY TO THE SANDWICH
lsLASps.-Ex,ract from letter received by Wells Fargo
q Co., III m an American Commercial House in Honolulu
Sandwich Islands, dated July =, 1888:
The small pox is raging among the natives. From
thnty TO tyry, VI late have been dying daily We hope
that viii soon its and stop The L. 5 s)Op
oiwar Portsmouth sailed week ago for Lahaina TO give
ner men liberty there Yesterday the L. :. trgate ST
Lawrence, Commodore Delaney arrived in the outer
roads and On learning The OF sickness she ef imne
oiaiey for Lahans. in pursuit of the former ship We
conjecture that there is something in the wind or these
Two ships OF war would arrive here soon after each
4.her and again when the fgae outside Diamond
FONT she fired forty four CusShe was fully prepared for
lay hprt Erene uaan nf