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LATER FROM THE EAST.
ARRIVAL OF THE ssYANKEE.'

The clipper packet bark Yankee, Capt. c. ].
Lovett, arrived on Tuesday morning after the quick
passage of ten days from San Francisco. BY this ar
rival we have dates from London to January %,
New Orleans to February IL, and San Francisco to
March 8.
A bark was seen going into San Francisco as the
Yankee came out-supposed to be the .Melita, hence
on the 18th ult., making her passage over in twenty
days.
Messrs. M'Ruer & Merrill have become the pur-
chasers of the Yankee, and she will be continued on
the route as a regular packet under the co nmand of
Captain Lovett.
The most important feature of the news by this
mail is the defeat in the U. s. Senate of the Pacific
Railroad bill, by q vote of 3S to 20. As the matter
now stands, the Secretary of the Interior is directed
to advertise for proposals for the three different routes,
which plan, it is thought will strike at the kernel Of
the whole subject, and elicit much needed informa-
. ton.
The project of placing $50, O0O, 900 at the disposal
of the President for the purchase of Cuba, has been
introduced in both branches of the Congress. It.is
said that the Spanish Minister has declared his inten-
ton to demand his passports if the money should be
voted.
A Paris letter received in Washington, from a reli-
able sources, says it is not probable that the newly
appointed American Minister to Spain, Mr.. Preston,
will be received by the Spanish Government. If he
should be received the writer is confident that the
first intimation he makes, in regard to the purchase
of Cuba, will be deemed sufficient ground for tender
ing him his passports. The American Government
has no official advices from Spain in regard to the
matter.
The distinguished historian, William H. Prescott,
died in Boston, January %. of paralysis.
Great times were had all over the United States on
the anniversary of the birthday of the poet Burns.
From Europe we hear increased rumors Of war.
The political horizon is gloomy, and every now and
then comes the subdued muttering of the apparently
approaching storm. Sardinia aad France are about
to cement their already firm friendship by a marriage
de conrenance between the Prince Napoleon and the
Princess Clothilde of Sardinia, and the Governments
of Europe seem to take this move as a sure proof of
the solid confidence which exists between the two
powers. Austria has sent q force of 4O, 900 men into
Piedmont, France is increasing her army. and Eng
land her channel feet and coast guard. Every body
is looking cut for the occurrence Of great events.
The Paris JMonifeur announced the entire abolition
of the use of passports.
The Neapolitan political amnesty requires that Ne
leased prisoners shall emigrate to the Quilted States.
The King Of Naples was reported 70 b Dangerously
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,...;a,, 3. .monr Il bss Of American periodicals
Il has won the fSvcr efresders apro.a :. Is'..
49,. The London Crife npsntly Published :
genial and vary complimentsfy nouce e ~
tic Monthly, in the course q wh'en 3 49,.
ere meal the truth. our Translsntie. ecnsan q! y
-,a,;re M hard IL the matter Of magazines. anepso
ssir soon to beat us in them as completely = so. .4.y
nave done in chess-playing. yachting and tro..'p .
horses. Difficult would it be for Us rs, sss she ,Stlsn-
pr .os sxonfsl~. nor is it 80 much to be wondered AZ
when We know that the best men in ansr,ca s1 omaiI
fellow Emerson. Holmes, Prescott. Read ana l""e''
are engaged in filing it's pages
AN coomnoDAr1os.-On the arrival OF the "a"
Yesterday. Messrs. Waterman & Co. delayed the SAT-
inc of the .Adelaida, till to-day at 10 o'clock soae'y
to allow correspondents to reply to their letters.
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MEMORANDA.

~ M Pnith ha, vhaIed in - New Bay" and found whales
plensy1 Reports March ], blk Metropolis, 10 VIII brig John
Dunlap, fail Ocean Bird, q. F-) 10 VIII Boston, g. ~ Is
vh; CIeopatra, 20 VII q New GranadiaH vessel, 10 VII All
N. v,,,e, in the bay had done well. The bay was quite
shoal end some ifheuity was experienced in getting out with a
Ioadsd vessel
~ Ship oemrlgee, Green, Of Edgartown, at sea, from New
Zealand, $50 uh, 90 sp, this season; $40 VII, 10 sP, 1900 bone,
an told, reports the huo1ipg ships:
Nov 24-Bk George, sylvia, N b, 3 whales, season.
Nov Ssh Rabius, Smith, n b, 7 whales, season.
Nov zs-sh Rainbo~, Hslsey, N b, 3 whales. season
Dec l-Bk Gipsey, Manser, N B., 1 whale, season
Dec 1-sh Europa, Manter, Edg.rtovn, I whale. season
Dec 1s-Bk Ins, Boes, N + Clean
Dec 1a-sh Georse 4 Susan, Jones, n b, 4 whales, season.
Dec a 81 Omega, whason, y II, 8 whales, season
Dee 2Ah franklin, Richmond, n h, clean
Dec 9s-sh Florida. Rish, n b, 5 whales, season
Jan u-sh Electra, Brown, n L, 2 whales, season
Mar 1Bk Fanny. Boodry, NIB, rs sp, season
Rxrox or rE TAzxARoo@Spoke, on New Zealand ground,
Nov 20, N Hemington, stetson, 3 wins; Nov q. Sd Falcon. Nor
ton. 2 Wis; 23d, bk Morning Light Norton, l wh-xas bound
to Chi, and from TAicahuano would go home; 18th, bk South
Aner;cs. clifford, lat about - 9, long. 1859 W.; would cruise
+. verk or TWO. and then 20 homG had seen nothinsi all well
Heard i'm, Dec II, biz Cruiser, clifford, 8 wis; sh Gen Pike,
Russell. clean; bk Rose Pool Fisher, 5 wis; bk Sarah. Swift
clean; 2xh, sh Ehe, Jerneean, 2 wis. Spoke on the on-shore
sround. Feb Is, bk He<n snow, Nye. 1 large sp VII, which
made them III bbls; was going 10 cruise . week, and then
vou,d 20 to Marqussas Islands, Reports o6 Galapagos Isl
Ards: BARK Merlin, Dehlois, 800 bbs s; bark Mary Francis
mi. 200. an tod. The Merlin took 500 bbls at two fares, Oh
G.lspaeos; whales very plenty for . short time The fahma-
q has had nne Sesther until within q few degrees OF the ti
.nas; since uhen has - vey bIowy and stormy weather
" ne Hero reports that four days out from Hongkong, in
,~.,;,r ont Of die China sea, carried away the main yard, and
uu. bsck 10 repair. During nns part Of the passage had the
vfnd strong from northeast with . strong current from the east
-. uEta1e psrt wind north, and latter part due east
r Burf Ysnkse I'm San 1nncisco March 8, with wind sE
~ mr.. d.ys blowing rziesL Since that time have had fresh
40 Al 1 O'Clock, 18th, sighted east point Moiokai, bearing
- I.ndersu r<ports, nssfrum Marquesas; takes
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ALE


From JoHSsoS's IsLASD-Per Abby Brown, March Ia
Mathewson, VI MathewsOn-
Por sax FRAScIsco-per Adelaide, March 16-H j Wild, DR.
Wood. wife and child, y ID Fairbanks, Mrs Lee, W II Iinany, )
p Pope, s ID Pease, q HAMS II Pease, A Jolly, jacob brown,
T n sweeny, J G Jones, Geo BesseI, Ahoi, lily Williams, J
smith. Y Mathison, VI Mathison, j Castoow, n J koss, u b
whiplle, C Cragin, ] Comm.
wife and 2 children, q b Robinson and wife, V ID Collins. Mich
Schult. A NJ Goddard, j Nichols, 4 Z POPE, and z In steerage.
coAsrwIsE-
Prom KAwAIHAE-per Mary, March 18Th Macfariane, Mrs
Macfarlane, Master II Machriane, NJ II Webster, W Maxwell,
J Stewart, Robert Love, and 10 on deck
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IMPORTS.

PER YANKEE, MARCH Is, FROM SAN FRAxcIsco:
% bbls salmon, 50 tins crackers, Is cs mdse, l bndl brushes,
Z CO mdse,-C. L. Richards K Co.
IA pkgs mdse,-Cta L Ahee.
"a pkgs mdse,-Afong.
i cs hardware,-W. N. Ladd.
liz pkgs mdse.-C. A. & H. r. Poor.
9 pkgs mdse,-yon Holt & Heuck.
3 cs drugs,-R- H. Smyth-
IL cs mdse,-A. 8. l. Ms. Grinbaum-
4 pkgs iquor,-E- Perrin. -
z cs mdse.-S- c. Allen ID.
81 pkgs mdse,-D. Montgomery. 81
3pkgs plants, 2 do mdse.-H- N. Whitney
200 VI shingies,-D. G. Waterman 4 Co
o bxs drugs,-R NcKibbfn. Il
20 rolls mattng,-A- p Everett.
\ SO pkgs mdse,5Glman 4 Co.
10 cs mdse,-S. Spencer.
IL bars iron,-H- uackfeld x Co
3 pkgs mdse,-k- A. s Wood
SO c. mdse,-SamueiS avidge-
2 casks soda ash, i do otash,-Hohschlaeger g stsPennofs'
3 cs mise,-J. NJ. Smith,
IS VI shingles,-C. II. Levers.
2 cs muskets, 20 bbls lquor,-A- NJ Goddard
so bxs maccaroni, So cs mdse, % casks porter, = octa'o
brandy, 10 bbis vinegar, 300 empty half bbis,-order
PER ABBY BRows, MARCH Is, FROM JoHSsoS's ISLAND;
40 tons guano. ballast and stores
PER HERO, MARCH IA, FROM HosG KONG:
5000 red slabs. ID pkgs mdse, 30 pkgs clothes baskets, ioVpns
ginger, 500 do fire crackers, 800 do tea, 10 rolls matung, ~
pkes cordage, % cs cigars, 3 do hats, 2e6 bags rice. - pigs
bamboo chairs, IL do rattan do, 4 pkgs bedstead, Ii cs preserses,
81 pkgs gunny bags, 9 pkgs rattan rtools- ) cs sardines' l g
paintings, j pkg pictures
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ARRIVALS.

NJ .rrb IO-Rusy vh bark Greferberg, Enberg, from kawaihae,
sailed again on the llth hr the North
IO-Am vi ship Adeine Gibbs, Wilmington, from New
Zealand, 10 sP-
IO-SchK amoi, Wilbur, from LahAtns-
Ia-Am clipper ship Abby Brown, Moody. 81 days from
Johrson's Island
i2-Brem VIII sh Republic, sayre, 5 mos from Bremen, In
distress, so sp-
I2-Sch Margarta, Rikeke, from Kauai
I3-Am VIII sh Geo. Rowland, Pomeroy, 30 sP, sUo Wh-
200 bone, Last from New Zealand via HuaheIne-
I2-sch Mary, Berril, from kawaihae-
l-Am VII 81 VIM Tell, Austin, last from haEaihae
$50 VII on board IS VII and 500 bs bone, season
I4-An wh ship rncas, Luce, from New Zealand va
Huaheine, SOS SIP, 800 nh, sailed again on the 18Th
for the North
1LUam Lrix Hero. Won Holdt, so days I'm Hongkong
with cargo mdse 70 L kruii-
INAm sch y - frost, Long, from sea-
Ik-Russ VII bark Amoor, Miche4son- 5 mos from ADO
clean
1Lsm uh bark Oscar, Landers, I'm Huahein-, 400 VII
so az all told--aiIed again same day for North
I4-Peruy ship Victoria, % days from Caliao, In ballast
sailed same day for Hongkong.
lam bark u nkee, Loyett, 10 days from san Fran
eiscp, with mdse TO Waterman & Co.
I5-Am clipper ship fleetwing, Hoves, l. days fm Gar
Francisco.
1IAm wh ship Hiiman, Little
Is-Am VII sh Tzhmaruo, Robinson, from New Zealand
SO SD, 60 VII, season
lLHax BIZ Faith, Laxton, from California coast, ITO
VII season
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DIED.

About the first part Of Dec, Mr.. Trip, first officer OF ship
Mary 4 susan, was killed by a whale Capt. Jones will send
his body home from the Islands. Mr. T. leaves a wife and two
children in New Bedford.
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LATEST FROM THE VoLCANo.-The schooner Mary,
Capt. Berrill, arrived on. Sunday morning from
Kawaihae and brings q party OF volcano visitors, to
whom we are indebted for later intelligence from the
scene of the eruption. The JMary's party had q hard
time of it, and their experience proves most decidedly
that Waimea is not the point from which to visit
either the crater or the flow. Mr.. Macfarlane informs
US that the whole party were two entire days without
water, travelling over clinkers, with their boots worn
to tatters and the blood, during the last day, marking
their track over the lava. The eruption was still
active, and on Friday, when the schooner left Hawai-
haze, columns of steam still went up from Wainanalii.
The Mary was becalmed off the coast until late on
Saturday morning, and it was the opinion OF the
Messengers. from the unusual illumination on the
mountain. that a new crater had been formed farther
down the mountain than the first ones. Mr.. Vaudry,
the English traveller, of whom mention has been pre-
yiously made, left Kawaihae on Friday week on q
visit to the new craters, and from the course which
he intended to take it is thought he had got between
the new and old flows of lava. If so, his position
was critical. -
From CH1NA.-By the Hero we have received
Hongkong papers to the 10th December. Beyond
matters of local interest, we find nothing of special
Importance in the papers which have come to hand
A great many vessels were in the China waters
waiting freight, and we count no less than III lying
at Hongkong alone. Seven of these were up for San
Francisco. The proposition had been set on foot and
apparently met with favor, to erect q sailors home at
Hongkong. Lord Elgin was on an expedition up the
Yangtsze river. =
Map OF HAwAu.-We have received q finely exc
cuted map Of Hawaii, drawn by Fred. 8. Lyman,
OF Punahou, to illustrate the e~ruptiors of 1910. 81,
IS and 50. We learn that a copy of ii has been sent
to New York to be engraved.
Flowers, PLANTS, &c.-A choice collection Of
flowers in pots. arrived by the Yankee yesterday, and
will be for sale as per advertisement in another
column. -
E The whale which We alluded to last week as
r.rxured a. Iahaina- Welded fortv-three barrels. =
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VESSELS In PORT.-MARCH I6.

II. b. Ms ship Calypso, Montresor-
Am clipper ship Syren, Greene, loading oilfor y. Bedford
Am. ship Modern Times, 0yerton, do do do
Am. ship Gladiator, Luce, do do 90
Am clipper sh kIeetwing, Howes-
Am ship Abby Brown, Moody, repairing
Am bark Yankee, Lovett.
Ham brig Hero, Won Holdt
Haw brig Advance, English
Am brigt Morning Star, Brown
Am sch NArlda,
wHALERS-
Am bk Sharon, Swift Am Ok Harmon :, hshy
Am .hiu Cav Head, Lowen An ship Hiberna ID, Edwards
Ar shin Poiar Star. Weeks Am ship Saratoga, Slocum
An scb j. ID. Car. Scudder Am bark Augusta, Taber
Am bark Vernon, - Brig hohoIa, Corsen
Am bark FIorence.-- Am ship contest, Ludo"
An h. Caroline. Poutius Russ bk AMOR, Nicholson
An al &c, Hosland. Pomeroy Bre sh Republic, Sayre
Am sh Tahmaroo, Robinson Bk Faith, Norton
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~ ssn rsA,unco-pw bszk Aaa.aa. MeEsA 1s-eo$:o
= 1870 ~ 50 ssss re ss.A
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PORT OF
ARRIVALS.

March lO-Am VII sh Robert Edwards, Wood. \ ID. from New
Zealand. via Marquesas; 10 VIII, season; so sP, 80
VIII. 400 bone, voyage
I0-Am VIII blk Neva, Hand, Greenpot, last from Mar
quesas; no report
l3-Am VIII sh Thomas Nye- Holly, y ID. 200 sP, season.
l3-Amw VIII ok Fanny, Boodry, n ID, % sp, season.
13-Am VIII sh Ontario, Foster, N b, II mos from home,
clean
I.-Pr VII sh Gen Teste, Beregaux, 25 days from Tahiti,
clean
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Fl Our thanks are due to Messrs. M'Ruer & Mer.
rill, Capt. Lcvett. Purser Pope, Capt. Hackfeld and
Capt Woodruff of Hongkong, for late favors.
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81 The weather for the past few days has been
most decidedly Marchy.-cOld. squally. rainy, and
extremely uncomfortable.
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DEPARTURES.

Ships HiIIman, Nevs, Robt Edwards and Rousseau, all cleared
for northern cruises
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Flowers. PLANTS, &c.-A choice collection Of
flowers in pots. arrived by the Yankee yesterday, and
will be for sale as per advertisement in another
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n The whale which We alluded to last week as
captured at Iahaina, yielded forty-three barrels.
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-
Rsv. Henry Ward Beecher kent
Brooklyn 6n New Years. day, and b.S SPsl
eaoh Of whom registered his name in : ~
The city Of Jeddo, the capital Of Ia
b, without exception, the largest c;tr apaa
II contains 1.60O,OO0 dwellings and i. ~ u
number Ct 8 1000, 90 inhabitants. unRs
Brazil has 90 vessels Of war-n..,
| the United States-80 Of which ara ~
Her standing army is 25,0O0 men. ana SIe q
guard 100000. Au BE-
The statistics Of the criminal calena,.
Of New York, for the year now clos.d Of
startling fact, that there were upwards as
| ders in the city during that period a., Ssss}
time, only one murderer (Rogers) was H.
The fact is not generally known that \
the Count Montalembert, whom Napolesas
. myrtir to the freedom Of the press in ~
neice Of Gen. Lafayette. She is a vom.a
and his friend General Washington. 'AH
Judge Waldo in New Haven, granted q
ton of Mary A. Bennett, for divorce from ss
and assigned to her the custody Of ~
three in number, with the sum Of sA0e
to be paid within sixty days.
The long vcxed question of the locate,
rantine of the port Of New York, is AZ -.
The Commissioners have reported. and
officers have adopted their report, in sI9
construction of an island five acres in wv
| Old Orchard Shoals, and the erection n ~
| tine buildings thereon. 1t is said tia. : ~
keeping of the troops upon Staten Island 80
1. will amount to 100000. III
TONNAGE OF THE UNITED SrArsLr.
statement of the tonnage Of the United S,..I5
year ending June 80, 1883, elbows that NJ
built, enrolled, registered and licensed Sss
year. steam and sailing vessels to the tOun.-
Other vessels added to registered tonnage......"
Together. q
And sold to foreigners. i
Corrections In previous returns. Sra
Increase Of the y
This leaves the total at present emplova !,
800 tons, as against 4 $40, 843 at the clcs. ),
as follows: = :
In coasting trade..- =
Steam Navigation.
Whale hshery
Cod fshery.. !
Mackerel fishery.
Foreign trade. &c. 4
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OBrruARY.-Our readers will regret to hear by
this mail of the death of VIM. H. Prescott, the his
torian. and Geo. ". Bond, the astronomer of Harvard
University, Mass.
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Our volcano PApER.-We issued last week an
unusually large edition of about 1900 copies, but SO
great was the demand for the account of the eruption
on Hawaii, that before the closing of the mail, the
supply was exhausted. As orders from the other
islands are coming in for that paper to be mailed, we
shall reprint IN two or three weeks (~probably in a
supplement- a revised and more full account of
volcanic e~ruptions on Hawaii.
FIREs.-Last Thursday, at about / O'Clock, a fire
occurred at Kaholaloa. near the Government Prison,
which consumed four native houses. On Saturday
night, at II o'clock, the alarm was given, and the
engines promptly turned out, but the fire was found
to be in Pauoa Valley, and before the companies got
half way up Nuuanu, five native houses were fiat
with the ground.
THE HoUsE-is the title of a new book we have re-
ceived by mail from those enterprising publishers,
Fowler & Wells, who appear to know just what the
public want in the line of new books. 1.-The House,
is devoted to rural architecture, descriptions of cot
tages, farm houses. etc., and is destined to have a
large sale. -
CARGO SALE-we would call attention to the large
sale of China goods on Friday next, embracing the
cargo of the Hero. The goods appear to turn out in
fine condition. -
50 The -adelaida will sail to-day about IL o'clock.
Copies of to-day's issue can be had at our counter,
and a ships bag kept open tillshe sailing of the packet.
BREAKING GRoUND.-The work of excavating for
the foundation of the New Odd Fellows Hall to be
erected on Fort Street, was begun last last week. The
building is to be As by 55 feet. Of brick, two stories
high, with cellar.
OBrruARY.-Our readers will regret to hear by
this mail of the death of VIM. H. Prescott, the his
torian. and Geo. W. Bond, the astronomer of Harvard
University, Mass.
e Our thanks are due to Messrs. M'Ruer& Mer-
ril, Capt. Lcvett, Purser Pope, Capt. Hackfeld and
Capt Woodruff of Hongkong, for late fayors.
81 The weather for the past few days has been
most decidedly Marchy.ecold, sqnally. rainy, and
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SPfzn-The market for sperm oil remains nrn, althougn IN
u,nsactsons have been considerably less than those oil last week
The saIes since our last embrace SIS bbis, in parcels, as follows
lao bbls dark ct l30 cents. % do. do. at LIS cents, SOo &c
rood. At las cents, LIS do. at 146 cents, and 80 do at l5O cent
y gallon
last weeks quotztions- The transactions include sales oil 90
bbs to manufacturers. We quote :-l,S35 bbls al % cents, oV
DO. at So cents, 500 do. at 54 cents p gallon Also, $50 bois a
~ cents. 20 do. do at so cents, 200 do, brown, al % cents, an
$50 do. south Sea at 81 cents b gallon The market ciosin
with further inquiry
WHALxBoSE-The marie. Is quiet, and without tansactohs-
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BREAKING GRoUND.-The work of excavating for
the foundation of the New Odd Fellows Hall to be
erected on Fort Street, was begun last last week. The
building is to be As by 55 feet, of brick, two stories
high, with cellar.
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,,,,oi.,.ovray Land for SaIc.

HIIL 81 NULU, on Frd0V the 4th
w February. a PLANTATION. con-
tanning two hundred and seventeen acres.
situated one mile south Of DeSoto station.
ON The Mobile and Ohio Railroad. About
one hundred and forty or fifty acres Of
sand land are cleared and in a high State
of cultivation. On the place are a Gin
House. screw, and all other buildings ne
ccsvarv for farming purposes.
Also. on the same day. several choice
Horses, Cattle. Hoes, Corn. Fodder. Farm
ing Utensils. &C., &c.
n@-CoxDIrIovs or SALE: Ono half viii
he required in cash-the balance in twelve
months. secured by bond and security.
MALCOM McQUAiG.
D,Soto Hiss. Jan. %, 1859. Ij-ot