The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28

The clipper schoonee Restless axrived at two sclssk u
49, &: ssfs 6: 1ssis:s AZ y:s::ssy
morning, and wss within hve miles o. the Heads q
half past ~ but S, % 70 n' sa 4 sss pss
Peytona left Honolulu for San Francisco hour and
half before the sstsss At one dms tho tvo vessels
parted company before morning The clipper schooner
LADY jane, which made such remarkable usage out,
IN eleven days from San francisco She win follow ii:
Restless and may be expected to arrive In San Francisco
in about one week, In command Of Capt D !. PenhI.
low, long experienced u the trade. She made on her
last passage three hundred miles for tbs days
running The British ahip CoronstOn with Coolies left
for Francisco eight days before the Restless Tho
Restless best day . run up was 2o3 miles
Ths last passage Of Lady Jane from Honolulu to
Heads wa; ............'''.....u asys
IhePclynesiAns pASsage was. osya'
The Lady Jane down was. DAYS.
Tb. Rs,.,s MN h.. bs.tsn III: Pevton. this tins
Fast sailing vessels can in this trade they have good
chsnce always beat . steamboat ~ the steady N +.
trade winds can be most generally dependsd upon Tho
The feeling among the natives is against steamer The
U. g. soop. of-war st Asrys in port. The Ports.
The Peytona reached the Islands the I'd
Of September, alter . voyage Of nine days from ths
place In relation to the establishment OF steam com
eve understand ths. shares to the amount Of more
than one half have been taken IN thu Gamer BY resi-
dents and business here and tina. it has bsen pro-
posd TO place both the Polynesan aad Peyona on the
line at So that prayers and wishes for sem
monthly mail likely to realized. What multiplied
employment such line viii give to sailing vesssls
What fllup to business What stimulant to sgricul
tursl exsrtions Who will then feel himself within
the pale light Of civilization? Why the smoke WI hard
ly have cleared away from the guns q Admiral Napier
ere We sban know whore tbs shots hare gone t.. NJ
longer will bs possible for those sbroAd to stsrtle
Of progr.ety by manufactured EXPIRE sly for
this market The quicker the treer, the fuller the
change Of thoughts ideas and ssntiusnts the gssasr
men, to the enterprise and to those here who SO noby
have sustained il /"
The Honolulu Friend of September l.. says--some
new dwellings, new gosds, new faces. Few ideas, AMI
Few collegel We have never known Honolulu more &C
our dull Tines Merchant vessels ere dischargng their
cargoss All the mechanics in Honolulu fall OF work
We hear of nobody failing but able to perceive that
msny aiding to their wealth. Rents are higher
higher 1t is quito difficult TO obtain family tone
ments These favorable indicAtions; they bespeak
The Po,resian or the 18th instant, says:-Our COM
munity thrown into st.e OF Amusement yesterday,
BY the sudden death Of M Porter Of the arm Of Porter
Ogden. The report current that hR wing diff
fculty with native woman, he first shot her and then
himfeN He died immediately, but tbs vomsn Is still
quest to be hell his body which being held at
the moment Of going to press
July IT, at Iahaina in the o. s. Hospital George Ar
thur a. GARDINER of Albany
July %, at the same place, James H. Rolf, Of Mary
land.
July 49, at the same place, John NJ johnson, Of Now
jersey
These three young sailors entered the hospital abo
the time with the seeds OF consumption in their
frames which made rapid and fatal progress. Mr..
Guxrdnier had some time ago made profession Of his
faith by uniting with the second Baptist church Of Alba
n.y. and maintained marked Christian character. The
other two since coming to the hospital msrcfuy
guided to exercise repentance and faith In the saviour
All three departed in peace and joyful hope trusting in
Rim who Is the resurrection and the ufe."
Lovely in their ves in death they not divided
On board Wavelet, on her passage from San Francis
co, Peter Mssterton, passenger.
AT KoloA, IA uAi the Sd os<nly James E. Wilcox,
of consumption. Mr.. W. has Seen . resident at the
islands for several years. formerly school teacher
and lstterly shipping agent for We believe
no was from Vermont where he has friends and rea-
tives. q
AT Molate near San Francisco, on the 2sth Of June,
John Gorham Bond sgsd 81 years youngest OF the
late George Bond Esq Of Boston, and brother Of Rev.
p Bond, of Kauai
In Honolulu, August 18th. Mr. James F. Lewis, aged
40 years. An American. BE had resided many years
in Ionoulu.
In Hon olulu, August 81, at Mr. Pinkham's Boarding
Boufe John Evans Esq., late Postm assr Of Stockton
California The deceased to the islands passenger
on board the Poypesian. He a native OF Perrys-
vile, Cecil county, Maryland whore his fren Is now
, esdo
In Honolulu, Sept 4, Ella Francis, only daughter Of
Leopard and Annie Brownson OF Nex Bedford aged IL
months and 10 days.