The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

pRnscE KAMEE ANIMALS GRAND DEPARTURE
OF HIS ExcELLENcY Mr.. ALLES-rHE fREscd
war eHIps-LEGIsLATIyE PRocEEDINGs-LIsT OF
DEATHS.
We have lies from Honolulu, dated l2ih Of June.
The Polsnesan OF 7tb June has the following ites
The ball given by Prince kameh imeha on lnuisaay
affair The large hall OF the Court House, tue proper
.ions of which favor such purpose was elegantly de-
corated with wreaths pennants, and the aags Of all
nations The other arrangements were equally happy
and the supper room in particular called forth much
nendation. Never did the ladies OF Honolulu appear
more determined 10 please and be pleased their robes
were charming. The King Ia good spirits an staid
late the Princess danced for the first time In public the
Prince displayed his usual sapoir aireindeed every
lar corps and the residents Captains Curry aud De Ma
rgny were present. and many other officers of H. B. Ms
ship Alarm and II. |. Ms brig A!cibade. We under
stand this entertainment have been intended fare
well to Miss Allen, whose departure matter Of regret
and loss TO all those who had been fortunate enough
become acquainted with her, Dancing WAS kept up till
very late hour and some OF the guests in going home
must have been seen by the early milkman.
His Exceiency T. II. Alien, who left yesterday by the
Frances Palmer, accompanied by Miss Allen Is expected
TO be absent about eight months. No man In this
munity could leave it with greater reason to anticipate
warm and hearty welcome on his return.
On Sunday last high mass was performed on board OF
q. J. MS brig ofwar Alooiade IN commemorston Of
salute fired, the chip being dressed and the yards
manned
in the sudden DEATH the 31s ult Of Mr. John Janon,
of fellow citizens, who has been taken away from
n
few short moments before bis DEATH In tho enjoyment OF
perfe Il health The circumstances doubt familiar
to most Of this community but the precise Of DEATH
explained in the report Of the four physicians who at
tended at the post norton examination may be summed
up in few words, viz pulmonary apoplexy or conges
ton Of the lungs and Of all the inner organs belonging to
the digestive and crcuatory apparatus brought on by
bathing after dinner in the very cold water at the falls
below the Kings house in Nuuanu valley.
Died. the 31st May, in Nuuana valley, OF pulmonary
apopexy, John youngest son OF Richard Janon Esq OF
Rosk Savage, near Rurcorn, Cheshire, England, in the
3lst year OF his age.
The following proceedings had taken place in the Legs
lature:-fhe bin TO provide for granting permits to GER
tain divorced persons TO marry again. and the bill to
abolish the act imposing duty OF 10 per cent upon China
goods were read the third tire and were pissed
The House went nto committee upon the bill to amend
the law relating 10 the shipping OF foreign seamen in the
ports Of Honolulu and lahana, Mr.. kahuanui in the
chair The bi read and referred to the Committee
on Public improvements to amend
Mr.. Webster introduced Joint resolution TO cancel
Custom House bond given Tor the payment OF the duties
upon furniture imported Tor the Palace rle rules
suspended the resolution read the second time, and or
dered TO be engrossed Tor third reading II passed
next day.
On June a. the bin relating to the shipping of foreign
seamen al the ports Of Honolulu and Lahana was read
the third time and Iassed.
DEATHS.
ITrom the Honolulu Friend, June II
AT the residence Of Capt Cummings KealekeaAea hay,
years resident ol Illinois and California aged 40 years
His funeral attended by most OF the foreigners in the
vicinity.
on Tie % inst at O'Clock p NJ at the house OF Or.
Herrck Alexander smith, recently from California. Mr..
Smith native OF Albany, y. Y. Hs disease was con-
sumption and hemorrhere Il funeral was attended by
most Of the foreigners in the vicinity on Saturday after
He died stranger among Strangers, but during
his last Illness he had every attention whi;h The kind
OF Dr. Herrick could render.
At the United States Hospital, Nay Q, Capt. Holder
Amy, OF Newport r. J., aged IS and IL months,
for many years master in The whaling service, and for
the last three years residing al hllo, hawaii