The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26
two WEEKS LATER STORMS-CONvOCATIONO PAR.
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two WEEKS LATER INSTRUMENTATION PAR.
LIAMENr-wHALING NRws-FREIGHTs.
From the Alta California;
The brig Eliza Taylor arrived from Iahaina by which
We have the Polynesidn to the 5th of March,
Northeast storm accompanied with rain Of as great
at Honolulu between the 25h and 26h february Great
Inconvenience felt in dscharging ships and trans
acting other out door work. but serious damage s
reported to have been sustained by the shipping
perry on shore.
The clipper bark Pathfinder, Captain Macy of Ogden
Haynes Oriental Line arrived Honolulu on the 18th
Of February fourteen days from San Francisco, and
sailed again on the I'd Of March for Hong Kong.
King Kamehameha has issued convocation calling
meeting of the House of Mobiles Of
the people on the first Wednesday of April
We are happy to state that the smallpox brought from
California BY the Charles Mallory has not extended be-
yond the single board that and the subject
Of that case ha, become c0nvaescent.
The whale ship Betsey Williams arrived on Wednesday
from Valparaiso having failed to ship her oil at that port
for the United States We understand that the Niagara
Capt Cloueh will also return here the same reason
Fom present indications there not merchant ships
enough here to freight all the oil that win offer this
and some whalers will be Obliged 70 go sea again with
their cagoes board. The following vessels are now
Loading with oilICpger ships Onward syren, Charles
Lurman and Orpheus. The Onward Capt Getting sails
to day with 5000 bbls Of oil and fifteen passengers for
Neg london All the above ships viii obtain full cargoes,
and others no doubt could they here could
they arrive during this month.
large clipper ship passed this port at one O'Clock yes.
edy but vas not near enough to be spoken leave
her name /; was blowing a gale of wind at the time
and hhe had sails set fore and aft fore and main top
both tides, and going IF
teen knots at least.-f0lynesidn March
The brig Judson which sailed the Sd inst. for San
Francisco returned yesterday having
weather in the Moloka channel Being very deep. she
abored heavily in the sea- and leaked though not very
badly, and returned until the weather becomes more
moderate H.
Two ships the Chariot Capt Brown, and the Heroine,
Capt Hampstead are OWNED and being fitted out from
this port and will soon sail for the cruise in the
Arctic
The ale at auction Tuesday Of the store premises of
swa, Clifford at the corner Of Queen and Kaahumann
streets drew ont considerable competition and he
misses sold for $S,055
IAHAISA, Maui, March 2, 1853.
Improve the opportunity afforded by the sailing of the
clipper brig Eliza Taylor to send you list Of tho ships
that have arrived this spring Thus far the ships have
not taken as much o usual, between seasons; the
best cut being the lower of California last No
vemter The spripg ships from home a:s due, and
We hope will bring good report with them
Our market offers little nducement Just at present.
there being provisions hand bat shall have a.
supply from the ships leaving home last fall. As for
produce, the potatoes Of the last crop all in but we
shall have the crop by In. middle Of May Plenty
OF good red potatoes at say lsc to 2Sc per h. pump
Inns $40 pfr hundred Fruit will be In sea son by May
ncxt-taDanas, melons, &c.
No political news of importance.-Yours, &c