The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-03-20

Is THERE No REMEDY Evidence is aceum,t.,:-
.hat our inter-island postal service is erosslv -
Quoted. 4 letter from Mr.. Knudsen az VAIN.
Kauai, received a short time since, informs u The,
the Commercial .7drcTtiSer and all mail matt.
arrives as irregularly as formerly. A een,len,,
from Hanalei informs us that three numbers Of hi.
paper arrived there together during his stay. on,
of the papers a month old. This can only s,,.
from the greatest negligence in the post off ce service
as the papers are mailed here every publication dav
and there has not probably n week passed for ,bs
last few months, during which q vessel has not LEI,
Honolulu for some port on that island. Here !.
another letter showing that later news from Uesb.
ington (~probably taken by the captains hands) |,
circulated on Kauai before the Honolulu papers o,
the same date We dislike to complain Of this mat.
ter, but if there is any remedy it should DE applied:
HASALEI, March 10Th, 1852
EDToR OF Con-. ADVERTISER Dear sir-Through IN.
Kindness Of some unknown friend Of the south side Ct Kauai.
We have received intelligence from Washington to Feb. lSh.
through the Extra Commercial of Saturday last. You nav
judge that i, gave US no little pleasure to hear from a a New,
Depot" and also Of the splendid victories OF the L. s. forces.
especially as the latest dates we have from Honolulu are to
February l2th! The mail by the Yankee, Of course, is SIN
behind
o for a dilOdgement from this " East wilderness. y where '.
only heaT Of rapid postal arrangements, and Of news home or
the hghtninss wing, adding dggTGudfioR 20 the Thought Of delay.
Adieu. KuAArSA LoI'
PELE REvIvIyG.-A report comes to us by the
steamer, that a new eruption Of the volcano has taken
place in the Puma District of Hawaii. which district
extends from near the line of the crater Of Kilauea to
Byron's Bay. If the report is correct, the Matte or
the Steamer, both of which are due on Sunday, will
confirm it. We have been expecting to hear Of an
eruption. as the frequent earthquakes have given
evidence of unusual commotion.
PASSED oN.-A square-rigged vessel passed the
port on Saturday last near shutdown, at a long dis
lance from the land, though our contemporary may
say she did stop. She was probably one OF the
China bound vessels, of which several were expected
TO leave San Francisco. The ship Polynesia mus,
have been detained, or is having a longer passage
than the BenefaciOr had.
RELICs-Mr. Hart, who has charge OF the prisoners
excavating in Nuuanu, has brought US several stone
AIDES dug up by the laborers. One of these is about
twelve, and the other two are four inches long, and
were used in former times in making canoes and
wooden pOi-dishes. How long they have lam there
is a matter of conjecture-it may have been twenty
or one hundred and twenty years.
GONE DowN.-The Hawaiian schooner HokuleEe
foundered at sea, to leeward of waianae. on wednes.
day noon. 18th inst. The Captain and crew Qour)
were picked up next morning in their boat. by the
.Hoilcdhine near the above place. She had on board
eleven cords of wood. The schooner was owned BY
Mr.. Daniel Montgomery.
r By one of the California papers lately re-
ceived, we learn that MIR. Stephen Spencer, Of the
Interior Department, had reached San Francisco, on
his way back from London. He will probably arrive
in one of the first vessels, now due, from San Fran
cisco, either the Polynesia or SpeeduelI.
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n By a notice in another column it will be seem
that several choice Negretti Rams and ewes are ex-
pected by the brig Emma, due from Bremen during
the next month. Those who wish TO improve their