The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

We have dates from Honolulu to the 22d Oct.
ne Honoula, and thirty ave ct LshanA The average
"catchU ma. saen shout 500 b. res The Arctic asst
had been We = unsueoessfs those vessels which ~
vessels waiting at the Islands for treghts
Of oil and bone to the Atlantic rhs freight for bone was
Toe email pox had not yet disappeared. Tbs entire
number OF reported for the island of oahu was
t7s Of deaths The vaccinations during the month
census ia to be taken about the end Of December.
The machinery Of steam griss mill had arrived at
Hor olulu.
The cultivation of indigo was attracting attention.
Blu ness was brisk, extensive i'm provsmsnts being
thought tn At the ministry would Offer for sale the
extensive ard valuable Sater lots The east side Of
the reef At honolulu. III 4
Through the Kindness Of the Collector General which
have the pleasure to acknowledge have recsivd
the following abstract Tin advan Of its official pubsa-
op Of ths most important reductions made In tbs raea
OF storage BY the sew Commissioners Of Customs -
sprtueus liquors in cent per gallon msnt
@ Sa Ssn s.n S' e. Ssss
month. A''f ~ meal u" wv i''' ''n'' 'A'' St
Barrels bottled al. beer and porter containing
Iour ooln oettee ceats each per month and Gases
g.,,: e beef Dst and cents and pitch and
Boxes containing do.ea chairs 10 cents sssk
outside sss sss lSS%ssr stored
ss 5 Is. =.
lees than 500 of one cent $OO snd less
esas MONTE ana s' or upwards 'a'p
We learn farther that duties arc not payable upoa
goods stored in the custom house stores until taken ont
for consumption expectation, thus virtually mskiss
the government stores a Dor dsd warehouse.
The Polyaesian announces with . great aourish tsaA
the steamer s B. Wheeler win soon arrive at The is.sds
to engage in the coast trade. F'
most excellent mill for Touring was landed 60
would BE- erected in Honolulu without much delay 70 -
Since the fehgnaion of Dr. judd the former fever q
linA haI
instead Of mounting Aroed stssds to fright the soul
&c. the citizens had pretty much contened themselves
with cfnglatulAtng one another upon the Il
their late "movement The Minister had stuck out
his shnele, and resumed his former business Of an apo
thecary. His broherin still continued In once C
rather Offices for he holds quite number though =
con6dsn ly believed by the knowing that ne
gether with all the officials OF Judds making win 60 cut
on or before the meeting Of the next legislature in Nay
beral) r. G. Davis, a liberal hal:caste,) and Primes
likely to give satisfaction. They commenced ven By
the custom house storage rates. and the fsnd
arc
~ishes-the making free port Of Honolulu.
TIE party is small in Henoulu IN
ing feeling all sides, that the islands must eventually
become part Of the United States But they say "Lt
us frs try what We cane for ourselves under liberal
and just government, though be monarchy; W
shall bee Amercanized presently in the
Of things" Still there are few restless VIE
would be m conten under any circuma anoes and Who
are constantly plotting for change.
DIED.
At Honolulu October l7th Richard Butler Q, Consump
Boy. He from Pbilads ,hia, and lett win, making
over his property to sister residing in that city
On board shp EMPIRE a. Honolulu, MAY 1Ssn. iso9
years,
Also, September eth, 1853 Jack spunyarn, NATIVE 4
the Sandwich Islands. Native name Kanohi.
On board ship Marcus, Of New Bedford 1T Hsnefulu,
August 9Th, Peter A. Curtis, steward Of the ship.