The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-11


metal mark, and is failing. The weather b clear and
pleasant
NEWS FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
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One ~oash Later ins~r genos--Russsan and
British v~sscIs OF War Hon0lulu--Ncu-
Slalisy " Kirx Ksnrhamchs.
fFrom the Alta CAifforca.1
We have full Ges Of the Pciynesa~ sni Ne'O Fra to
the y III uie beng mouth Later than previously
ceiyed
The Haw allan Parliament VIA still In session.
The steamer Akama has been laid up at Honolulu for
nearly month, for ssnt Of c@l
The baik Wavelet Green saiIei on the i8tb for Gan
ststes NAVY bearer Of dispatches from Smmn lore
Perry Of the Japanese expedition to his government At
n brg,u,ine Eudorus sailcd on the ls.h for Japan
dcsI atched to the American squadron In those
waters
The cargo of Oregon lumber by tho Eadorus soii
at ion yesterday by Mr. Coburn, aud brought
aseTsgt sc for boards aud about $51 for timber,
scan'ihg snd plank Too carg es Of lumber from pu-
gets Found arr shortly expected at this port BY ships
ship Herald, sold few weeks ago at auction, was
% % Msas0 out
The Poiyncsia~ rays-A Russian frigsto Is nov at
cbor here aad shipsef Of begsrents may
the British sls ncomal-e has arrived In
waters and IL quietly anchored alongside the Russian
ship and II our neutrality can he respected and dozen
begerept ships houid assemble In harbors, do
not suppose the business Of Honolulu will seroay
object to the increased business that would be cestc
by their yisits At ports. As neutral Kingdom
welcome them all and here they seek and nnd
those refeshments they may AL need, In the midst Of
The Russian frgate tho Dians afterwards sailed for
Sitha-
NEUTRAL PROCLAMATION.
Kd~ehdmcAd ILL., Kisg Of TIE HasSaiion kldHds
Be It kown to eli whom Il may concern, that Ka.
mehamehs III, King Of the Hawaiian Llaad- hereby
between the great maritime powers Europe; that ous
Deutra fy IL to be respected BY all begerents to tho full
d.nos Of one ssa.
each Of our islands Of Ha sail Maui Kahoolawe, lanai
Moloiai Oahu, Kauai, and Eiihsu commencing at 10.
mark each Of the respective COATS Of said
isDds and includes all tho channels passing bot
and dividing said islands, from island TO islsnd that ali
unawful and that the protection and hospitality Of
pers harbcrs and roads, shall b equally sxtsuded
to the begcrents, 20 long ~ they respect our neu
And b. II further known to all whom It may ooncern,
that We hereby strictly prohibit all oor subsos and Ill
ping OF commsroe cf any & tho sessrsut. under tho
penalty Of being treated and punished ~ pt-atca.
| 1854 KAlEHAMEaA.
KscsI AsA.-By the King and Kuhn. NaL 80.
An audience was given BY his Majesty on Tuesday
last the 9th May, 70 the United States Comsdoner
and to Captain Adams and Captain Wsssr Of sne united
H E1celsncy the Minister Of Foreign Relations pro.
sented M CommiseioDer Gregg, who introduced Cap
The latter remsrksd thss he had ,ousht an interview
to express 70 his Majesty his .iacaon at the pros
hope that The bleaiDgs nov hsss eacyed might b lon,
In reply his Majesty rcciprooated ths good wishes or
Captain Naiier and oppressed his hsppln IS .. meeting
| him and his officers on this occasion
Captain Wslher then introduced J. r. GoIdstorough
Lieutenant; Thomas g. Smith, Surgeon; j. George Hsr
| ris Purfsr; W. Scott, Passed Midshipman
After half honr spent in congsrsation, the Amori
can 6omissoners and ofcers retired the band playing
! s'Hsh Columbia"
HONOLULU CORRESPONDENCE.
| - Hosotuiu, Nay g. 1854.
caIao with stores for tho British possessions st
Fort Victoria Che takes In further amount Of stores
here and to that end will leave Of her guns until
1 her return. She will remain here several weeks
si I,ss Sn s :,
sevoppskey, Phe oua, what nsne y Was presented TO
tho King day two sisce ana expreased himself much
It's proclamation Of neutrality, which, no said he had
doubt would Be respected BY Russian sh war The
getting up burlesque limitations Of the government
| document and cnclose you . copy Of one Upou
mature ieration however may Be confessed that
from dsagreeabe atercaps In the shape OF
damages, such grew ont Of the Esscx and General
Armstrong asrs, In the Last war between the United
! States and Great Britain-
Tho Saratoga sailed on Thursday.
! The E,oamd Argus understands that J. s Masters
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The Era and Aygsu says bill has been introduced in
the Bouse Of Representatives, By Mr. Harris, (aono
iulu) which is proper accompaniment TO the repeal
of the tonnage dues viz: TO " admit foreign shipping
to the coasiins trade" on paying q license. As the
beyond few hundred dollars, II could DO wished that
naht be amended as TO repeal the license part alto
/ gether, whether on foreign or domestic vessels.
A new harbor, OF twice the dmcnsions Of Honolulu
barber had been found he island Of Moloka said tc
postess ever, advantage for large port There Vs. now
Of 900 has been aksd from the Iegislaturt
to improve tho harbor survey Of the port and est
| mates Of the expense had been ordered
Petitions had ser from all parts Of the islands
by the natives against annexation To the United States
exc pt In Of French interference; and probable
that at isst IS 00O have been tho petitions
Those who best informed in tho politics OF the ing
com think that French interference win take place at nc
| distant day.
Business generally a. the Islands duh, although
for bulldog were stiIi high More than huudrec
houses were in process OF erection In all psrts o
the town. which would to speak vol for the eone
raj prosperity Some Of the buildings going up ar
In Honolulu, April 10, by Row 7. F. Taylor, Mr.. Geo
G. Mclean, Of thia place, and Mrs Mary Ann HAiadsy
At tie residsnce Of 8. Reynolds, Esq. May IL, b,
| Rev. r. F. Taylor, j. II. Brown and Miss Jane, oldos
douahter .f H. s. swinton, Esq.
saDs'nraid 10 Miss Mary q Dmond, eldest daughter
| Henry Dimond, Esq
On May is, OF consumption W. j. Robertson, ma
| At Tshiti, March 18th, Nicholas H. widng, Of New
York, aged % years, II liver complaint
AT Maui. l., Mr.. Edward Kaiiey aged ~ years, for
merly Of New Orleans.
Investigation of Fircs.
| CHARGE OF ARsoN--JAMEs rURNER COMMITTED Fol