FROM THE ISLANDS OF THE PACIFIC.
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Advices from the Sandwich Islands to the 18th
May have been received. The death Of HAALnIo,
one of the Kings ENJOYS to the Governments of
France, England, and the United States, is
nounced


A late gale at Lahaina produced great commo-
ton in the whaling feet at anchor in the roadstead
The damage to the whole fleet is estimated at be-
tween 1000 and $40,0 900.


Twenty-six of the Van Dieman's Land prisoners
had arrived at Honolulu in whale ship, seeking
passage for the United States.


In Tahiti the state of public affairs remained un
settled. The public mind seemed to be in sus-
pense, waiting the arrival Of the English admiral.
The French were carrying forward their public
works and Notifications By the arrival of store
ship, with 200 tons Of heavy munitions of war, di-
rect from France, to be followed shortly by another
it would appear that the French Government de-
signs to render their Oceanic establishment per-
manent.


The Polynesian states that the Legislative Com
mittee of Oregon had risen from the sitting adjourn
ed from June last. The town at the Willamette
Falls is Incorporated, and at the election OF city
council much spirit was exhibited. The parties IN
politics are now Hudson Bay men and Americans.
George Abernethy was elected Mayor. The health
of the country is remarkably good.