The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

ber and contain the Details Of the which reached
us b. tho Overland route, and published in the
HERALD 90 the Gath inst
The Honolulu Advertiser Of last has tho following
news summary
The Sunday liquor Law s % be strictly enforced.
Among the passengers by the Yankee hoe~ard bound
is our townsmao, h. W Field, who having closed up his
bus nees leaves with the utenton of making Boston
his future home We also notice in the list OF pass ager
the OF Captain Washington T. Walker, who, AZ
successful whaeship master, has long been known to
honolulu.
A new kind oC cane ia growing at Wakapu on Mani
which differs from the common that II has bees
known to blossom. II grows TO an enormous size aaa
height stalks OF ,nteen feet being not uncommon.
We have seldom more ship repairing pvt
than IL going On Friday last four vessels
hove down while others hceed out repair copper
or sIca'hnr, the damage 70 which has been unusually
severe curing the past summer cruise at the north
Tho i.hue mills commenced eriudag on the Stb and
new sugar will probably soon DC ia market The
| SAID TO equal any heretofore cut.
The same paper, Of the 18th instant, remarks For the
last ter days VIC have had continuance OF light FROM
the Sth~ard with OCCASIONAL showers Of rain during tbs
Deh VINE the days have been oxtrs mey hot and suitry
Nss.is bound from lahana to Honolulu and versa,
have been double AMI than the usual time requires
on those passacts while the have, without
doubt, kept IL the neghboeEood OF the islands many a
the Ocho,sk fegt which yet arrived Captain
Marston, Of The h.dsop arrived On Monday last reports
that lac was nifty two days in getting to the islands from
the Ochotsk. On Monday the wind shifted south
t. the Isl and tried 10 blow the trades weather
wsc ta that for the wind to take that turn is ba sign
ana inn catss out weather or touber hanging about
The british bark Oresies hat arrived, with seventy pas
seugers from Melbourne bound 10 Fraser Amongst
the number were some females.
The Isabel had arrived from Calao with pas
sengcrs Tor Fraser
A correspondent, dating the 18th assmo says
WhaeTs continue 70 arrive ut the three ports OF the
islands, but, ing long continuation of hight souter-
y winds from the attude Of 30 some forty sops ara
yet 10 arrive. AS il H. the acknowledged all
hands TO have been poor Exchange already AZ
par and has been all this week Up ths date no ships
have arrived at these sands with average catch OF
6l2 barrels OF oil to each ship sperm and all The right
Whale catch will, now. fan much short Of this
COCO many ships have been damaged about the bows the
pas, season y The ice the Ochoisk aod much work as
- be done in the OF recopperg &c. Two ships Only
have been reported ost-the Columbus, of New Lon
| don, aud the Napoleon H., of Havre
An exciting topic Of remark lately has been an inter
nationals cast about French sailor, in which the French
aud American ccnsus were al TIE facts
sml! thtseafer the loss Of the Napoleon III. in the
| 0cho,ss this season, her rescued by
two American ships which cruising in the Neigh
/ borhoud: among these the Nassau under commtrd
OF Captain Murdoch of New Bedford vino took OF
! the shipwrcckec FrencLmen on board one Of them
named de Fisnchct, boatswan, wel pleased
with the Americans that he agreed to ship for the
mander Of The voyage the captain making very fair
bargain With Inn TN the arrival Of the ship at Homo
INN, tho sailor accordingly went before the American
Consul wih CAPTAIN Murdoch, and there shipped the
Nassau. Tho same day he went on board, aud an hodr
or 50 afterwards the French Consul message for
him 10 come 70 his Office. The mate gave HIM permis-
son 10 50 OH shore, and lie did not return %
inquiry IL appeared that the French Consul had told
the man that il against the Laws OF France thin
TO serve on hoard foreign ship, and he had provided
, him with boarding house on shore. intending, ID \
day or 50, to send him On board tho French man Of
war bound to france. After tn lapse or forty eght
hours Capt. Nurdock reported the to the American
Consul "a a deserer, who immediately made requistion
upon the Chief Of Police for his This prompt
lv DONE aud the sailor confined the station house sub
icct 10 the orders OF the American Consul Next the
French Consul sued out writ OF habeas corpus, ana
case was heard at length before Chief Justice Allen.
The man renamed, still held at the order OF
the American Consul: Meantime Mons. Perrin has ap
/ pea!ed to the fun bench.
BY arrived from Kaiua Hawaii learn that their
Maestcs and the Young Prince enjoying excellent
health, and may be looked for their return to Homo
lulu, in two TO three weeks Her Britannia M,rs-
tvs ship Calypso had been Of kaus and been visited by
his Majesty
RofvaTs-iu the United States Hospital, Honolulu. Nov.
3, OF heart disease Mr. Goodman Roberts aged %
officer Of the ship Benjamin Morgan OF New London,
Conn.,, where hts wife lives. HIS taken 10
the Seamen rethc from whence after appropriate
termcnt.
SElszgR-0n the 10Th August, in the Ocho,sk Sca by
the capszp. Of boat while fast 70 whale Autouc 5es
yer, belonging to ship Minerva crowc.
SaIH.On DO "a ship Hudson, Of Firhaven, June IL,
very suddenly, while in apparent good health, David
OF Connecticut Captain Marston thinks he had disease o
The heart.
RyAson board same ship Sept. H. or consumption,
ar an illness Of twelve months, Matthew Ryan, Of Bui
10, n v, aged about -
TYlER-Iro~ned, by the capsizng of boat belonging
70 The Oscar In August last James Tyler, blacksmith
Supposed to belong 10 Springfield. Mass.
RDwoop.-ln Honolulu, June II. Mrs Julia Ann Red
wood aged ID years wife Of Mr Henry Redwood fourth
,fiicer OF the Tybec
GRA0o-August %, In s. W. Bay, killed by a whale
John Gracio, boatseerer OF bark Kingfsher
CnaMrIS-In japan Sea, April IL, lat 80 dog 10 min
NJ Capt Champn OF bark Florence, OF Warren the com
plant was general debility.