New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

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- Iyo,vIu II. s,ucxirc items from Ths Polyn<sss
W. Lar f,on Kop. Hawaii hist oranges, s.ees y
tstoes and punskins are plenty ana eneep 10 hsxs
ar. and 6st yes 81 bound 10 California YOU, 49,
no difficulty IN procuring ,d I1h Ss better han pre-
vious appearances had indicated -. -. u.v;.,,o,
Co,naHn. Coughlen, bos,steercr OF snip NaSyasof
IN ing a. LahainS while swimming 'oe slus o' ne
shin GA Sunday last seized BY large snais; ne
sscared once but was again seized and taken down.
lie Y.s aged - years, and was a native Of Ses-fofk.
The PoIyucsidn Of the 18th says:
Yesterday wss the Thirteenth Anniversary OF hs-
y,iisn ipdependence and was observed generally as
holiday. AZ noon salute was fred from Punch Bowl,
ard returred by the Hsvanah and Embnscsde. The
day passed of in the most orderly manner ana closed
with ball in the evening at the Palace when was
very nunerously attended. The good taste and order
with which everything arranged s the universal
topic OF conversation this morning.
Loss OF A WHALER-The same paper contains me
following: "The American whale ship NSuticon, 81
TINS. of New Bedford, Capt Luce, was lost az the
mouth of Honolulu Harbor on Monday last, the gath
November. The southerly gale which we noted 10
our lsst blowing at the time when the tug PeIe
undertook 10 tow the ship 10 sea- bat the wind being
we'll to the eastw ard OF south, and u az tue time, II
was thought that the ship could be got safely out,
more especially the Sarah, Cspt swift, had JUST
previously been flowed out Just as the ship got
abreast OF the dangerous rock known s.. the Middle
Ground a severe sdua from the southwark was en-
couptered which, together with the heavy sea, rem
dered the to- unable TO make Roadway, and the ship
drifted on TO the shoal, where she soon blged IN
spte of efforts made TO get her of by the Pee, aided
BY the crews Of the French and English men-ow var IN
port The Nsuticon was homeward bound, and ISL
Oh board 1900 bbls. whale oil and 800 bs. bone, all
of which will be saved The masts were cut away IN
order to ease the vessel shortly after she struck Inc
soua wa, so severe at the moment that no ordinary
tug. boat could have saved the vessel. The Pee mas
before now fastened TO two ships at time and no
doubt can be entertained of her efficiency. fortu-
rately fer the interest of the underwriters Gov Ne
kuanoa was engaged to wreck the vessel HIS ener-
on of character and the superior facilities at his COM
maj are good guarantees that the work will be well
done"
On Monday evening last, at about o'clock, a. the
"Western Hotel" On King street Dennis Sooon, late
frst officer of the Seine, stabbed a man named Sio-
cumb alao for some years past an officer OF whsle
sbip Sccon bad been for some days under the iniu-
epce of LIQUOR but Slooum it is said was sober We
have heard no provocson assigned as yet tor the per.
petration of the deed other than drunken impulse
The examination of Scoon was deferred until this
morning. in order to ascertain the result The wounded
man, instead of sending for surgeon, walked some
distance to procure one, with his bowels protruding
from the cut and tho consequent exposure has brought
on symptoms which it was supposed would terminate
fatally.