New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-28
Hero Gem nd closed his spsseh after oeeurying e

The Kings reply is published as follows in the Pone-
sian in haiics. The Ponesian is the government organ
On Monday, tine 18th, II. r. Majesty's Consul Gem
era made to the King in the OF the Pryy Coun
Gil in the name Of the British Government long verbal
communication to hear which IL O'Clock the 9th inst
had been appointed, The Consul General was accom-
panied by Geo NJ Robertson his interpreter AT the
end of the interview which lasted hour and quarter
it pleased His Majesty to reply to the following effect
II have heard what you have said to me- In the name
Of your Government not sure that have clearly
understood it all But shall consider it 20 far as may
be able to recoect it, would prefer that On ell matters
which relate 10 my Sovereignty in which my chiefs and
people have deep interest. communications should be
made in writing to prevent Misunderstanding and
mistakes, either by me or themh
The Sandwich Islands Polvnesian, having published
several extracts from the Kingston Ganaica papers
corning the United States Greytown and Great Britain
highly derogsory to the former-was addressed by Com
Baly, as follows
U. s. SHip ST. MAnys,
Honolulu, s T., September 16, 1858 J
Sir observe in your paper, the PolvHesa, Of this
date article which originally appeared in British
paper published at Kingston, Jamaca, filled with ran
eoTous hatred, which eharacterzes a portion Of the
British press towards the government and people OF the
AS the article is published without comment your
part and may msead some of your readers, beg to en-
qure whether it Is your intention to endorse the charges
therein contained against Capt Rollins Of the Cyane and
the people of the United States?
pronounce the whole article Of the Jamaica paper a
tissue of fasehood Captain Hous is personally known
to me and a more gallant, honorable, high-minded,
straightforward officer does not serve in the navy OF any
country.
ese Vi W. ~, ~ spss MISE o.
which he gave to the ibusters Greytown, have
ss ~ ,i Ill 9asane, is '''
am respectfully, your obedient servant,
I. BAlLY, Com. U. S. Navy.
E. o. Hall, Esq, EDITOR Polgnsstan.
The Y .. commissioner, lion. Y =. areSg, also al
dressed letter to the editor Of this Poynesan called
NJ, 4 : i 4, ,.. -. .,t 4;
ihe .oiy ne '.e puo,,sis ING iesse' aues 'ne' IA
the allowing the article 10 appear IN tho Poynesan We
he no other motive than to afford our readers hearty
,ob At an nlos;on of asconsas "a bar,lass as ons of
Z. W. ps.s;n,,.a,,,s s-o,ar;a., \,
fuhchs s4aeps' Vi 3uis railinst on otonei 1872
The San Francisco Herald has the following concerning
the case Of English iterfersnce at the Sandwich Is
,z5,sp $780, ss7I 80
by the later auvees rom the sahuWicn isisnos we
nave the announcement q me afrlval o. tne brtn
ate Aphytf1te the BRUSH Irlncomaee anu
the French Corvette q Honolulu o. me aith
instant. we were recently informed mat three BRUSH
men-ot-War. me anphyIies tne hat,esnake, anu tns
Irncohaiee hea peeh ordered 70 hohoiuu as
ridiculous threats Of protest BY Consul General Mar
against the annexation Of the Islands TO the States
Inas ooa pfopaoy expected y the pres
Of Honolulu to afford aid and comfort to those Of the ma
tive population who by his false nsidious mrepre-
sensations should hays become sufficiently dlsaected TO-
can Republic to create revolution and to nmidate At
least if not dethrone the King How he has succeeded
IA TINS Is samclenty apparent from
we cohoson OF aiIalIs az .he isian1s; ",
90 lar rem any aVor peing exhpitea towards tnese
Miller has only aroused the utmost distrust and hatred
among the Hawaans Had the project Of annexation
been less advanced its eonsuumaton would have thereby
been more speedy and certain His folly and ncompe-
snSy would not ea for any iuTsne notice. but from the
min which NAV Indicate that tha nonstro,s aiance If
France and ENGLAND has conceived the Of brno
ing its influence operate against the growth Of repub
lean institutions on the Pacle The presence OF the
trench heee In cur waters mas produced mani
estaton OF national cordaty resulting from cherished
recoectlohs ana usregafalng an unnatural conjunction
with our worst enemy IN cause with which We have nc
sympathy.
Ihat III eenng engineered by the recent acts OF the
Ian in esnst ~ ths o W. r,or
oyer that Admiral Des pontes had NO orders in t.
any movement in common with the pritieh at the sand
Wieh Islands and we ara unwilling to believe that H.
visit of the Artimese has aupht to do with the nronosed
interference Of General Miller Republican liberty must
be let alone in its legitimate however much the
dsspots Of Europe dread the conagon Of example in this
western " oriu
The examination of Hamilton Bowie on the
choroo of .orrv;,r oa hoods ,a,ars , r.r.a,,t so1
the Cty Treasurers once was being conapcted in ss,
t.,;s.o 49,, a.,,;.a -. =, a, a.. -
- ~ :. 80 = sne cry p"peie
IL was not completed When Inc steamer lett
A chinese chapel IS being erected IN Sacra.
mento
Gas Works IN SACRAMENTO 1.-The celebra.
ton OF breaking ground for the construction OF gai
rnas sYaraa b tS Uo1 psaoe on tne AN AZ aa
e.. 49, -. :
Sturgeon WAS caaehs d SNORT ulstahee DE-
loW stockton on the I'd ana exnioted on the ieyee
III apa ouhds ans
measured nine rect eight lnches In length.
James B. Ellis, of Gold Cannon, was instantly
killed by the accidental discharge of rifle which he wal
taking from wagon
WFrIs M TINE DEsEPT - Tho Sacrament,
nv " 1i'is' o - nfA'i4is. ~ t9aoi anente
is,eis W passso 9y he l'se LEGISLATURE
ques.ns our REPRESENTATIVES, IN congress 70 OBTAIN al
sat nsas ~ w seso On sne hun
80 49,, -. ~ n -. ~ ~ ooe0 Nttttet 'nleL
reached the State alive most Of the os bena ~
the alkaline waters on the Desert.
Su1nrnp M SracrraN Tho S+ool,to,, A,.,,e
nj o tha anaa,r - r. 5.a
formerly Of st. Louis, Mo-, shot himself with double
sf Who a @ From AZ h, nv y, INSANITY, IN
husband living dead upon the door He was about forty
years of age
Henry Loerick, a young German, was muir
dered at MiIerton, in Marposa county, by man named
and sinclsr procured rifle and shot MS Victim dead
EyrRAyAGANT Two annles and 4 near wore
sold in San Francisco m the extraordinary price OF $50
Ihe apples weighed respectively ~ and az pounds and
M s. =
Ahe VI y 1sopio' "nson mos present IL retfo-
poa#sa AZ tne Time 81 he engagement between the Rus
a.u ene Ai.eu nse was aay expected 10 arrive
VIVA iaeei news ikora lhe iaussiah settlements.
BIG LuMe.--The Sacramento Union says that
about ten DAYS ago miner named Meeeh found solid
lump of gold in Winters Rayne IN Feather River ,vhic
weighed sixteen pounds was pura ard discovered b,t
four feet below the surface The lucky fnder st con
tinues working his claim with the conpany
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~, 4 o oL u Gpoh2ulhs of SuuNi hAoussET.-
me aoman Catholic Chapel on Vallejo street, filed