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LATER FROM HoSoLrLr. LsRArSA AND TAmrA-
We have received several numbers of the Poivme'
'ian, the official journal ot the Hawaiian Govern
meni, published al HonoIula. from which we CLEAN
the following partlculsrss-


Paocrsni>es LscfsI.rpr Bops.-Matters of
private rather than public interest have occupied the
House o. Noble. the pest two weeks during which the
s. q ssslr late ksss.ssis. y iiaaiilio and :. a.
The Houses OF Mobiles aud Of Representatives will
formally convene on Tuestay next, the soth. a. a.
ON that occasion The new roysI standard will be rssl
icrhe first time upon ,hs arrival Of is Majesty At the
Will he house the ef the fort where the Low
Judge. usually hold their sangs The hall will be


Her Royal highnsss the Premier Is very m and fears
entertained iha her disease may prove fatal rhs
apparent, more comfortable than curing the mornnr


By the English schooner sarah Ana IRON Tahiti We
have dates i'om that plsee TO The ith % April BY
OF direct from France, 10 be followed shortly by
another Il would appear the Freneh government
10 render their Oceanic establishment permanent


Queen fomare sili remsineda, Rasiea. OF which ana
Huahine the steamer Phs,on Was cruising


The sarah Ann brings he ton Of the death Of
CAPT Forbes, and also the supposed seizure OF the viii
Watch. by the French steamer, for illegal sale Of


April OH the frigate Brandy wine hence 30 aays had
not arrived Inc > sioop - Louis, Capt Mckeever,
was at the Bay OF Islands, New Zealand with the Eng


sn soop Hazard Both vessels employ ed Ia pro-
tecng the persons and property Of the settlers from the
YES, who threatened hostlitrs.


| French barque Adophc, Capt Moryan hence was IA
days in reaching Tahiti.


The following been furnished US BY Cant, Dyke Of
ship Canton, through NJ. Calkin, Esq, L. 81 Vice COM
mercial Agent, at Lahsins.


correct report Of the American shipping AZ ,hana
this has been furnished through The courtesy
OF NJ Calkn. Esq, the United States Wee Commercial
Agent for tina, port We hope TO get the other
shipping shortly There have been np 10 April 30 more
than 40 ships at Lahaina, OF which 81 where anchor
a, one time. As many as 1sc seamen have been ASHORE
liberty at once, among whom good order has prevail
| Ia1 lfxr nnt ID.
parties themselves and TO the efforts OF the native
horites but in great measure TO the excellent influence
eNerted by the Y. 5. Vice Commercial Agent who
| has shown himself both desirous and efficient In
cooperating with all concerned in maintaining
proper discipline among the crews Mr. Calkins prac.
tical acquaintance with the habits and humors whale
men, emnently qualities him for post which requires
great Judgment and discrimination in any while
tanning the authority OF masters to infringe upon the
actual rights of scamen We believe Mr. Calkin have
succeeded in this and to have gained thereby respect
and confidence Of all parties. By judcious manage
ment OF the many petty appeals constantly made TO
consular agents by their countrymen the thousand
and which operate upon the minds seamen
much unnecessary annoyance be saved the au,hor
OF the country and the consul thereby their
respect and esteem.


Total OF American whaling shipping at Lahaina from
January - to May l3, iS45-3t months =


65 ships, valued at with their outfits .si 500 goo
| Having on board, barrels. ... 26,aa5
sperm OH worth. .............. oo6 6o0
" hale oil, barrels. s6,I30 6a3aI0
| Bone, pounds. .S0S0O0 2i2a0O
| lotal. ~ I02 $40
| Crews-4,95o men.


OF these ships l09 were out from home on their first
season only.


Snps Of all other nations 1889 bbls. sperm 5000
whale, 30 600 lbs bone. Total value, S99,5oO.
American brig Elizabeth Capt King, of Salem with
and ammunition for the Fijees Tahiti last
OF March Two French soldiers were kept constantly
on board to prevent her landing and the French
steamer was to see her clear of the Islands.
| AMERICAN AND MEXICAN TRoops--We under
stand that the last arrivals from Aransas bring no
| raj
ports We're arriving with fresh troops to reinforce Cen
shadows OF the shores frequently obsructed their prompt
arrival and immediate landing. Before tins period how
ever the General must have army OF more than
COO gallant exclusive of the dragons which
| marching under Col. Twiggs to San Antonio the
Alamo little longer time and General Taylor will
be able to muster more than 1000 picked regulars
without saying word of the volunteers of Texas OF
Louisiana which he is authorized if necessary, to call


on and with provisions sufficient support them there


reason to believe that they will be able to cope with
tempt to throw this side the Rio Bravo Their troops
too, will be compelled to march through country which
aas no means to suhsis Them and the transportation OF
their own provisorsH If they able to obtain them at
all will cucumber their progress and delay their Grri
| val at their port of destination


One Of the best and highest officers in the service has
expressed the opinion that 1000 United States soldiers
under Generals Taylor and Worth, will be compe,
tent to keep at bay any number OF Mexican troops
who may threaten to cross the river, for months -


In this calculation he may possibly be mistaken, and
becomes the duty of government to provide ample
| means to meet any emergency which may The
administration IS deeply impressed with the duty OF
King every precautionary preparation which the honor
OF our arms may require -Wnshingor Union, .7us. 2s
| NAvAL-We understand that orders were received
hers Sunday, changing the destination of the fri
gate Congress from the Pacific to the Gulf of Mexico
The Congress is to relieve the Potomac in leaky
condition at Pensacola This latter ship has been order
ed TO Norfolk, and her is to be transferred to the
rgae Columbia. Captain Stockton is to proceed to the
Gu OF Mexico as soon as the Congress is manned The
following officers have been ordered to this shp:Com.
mander, Samuel +. Du Pont; Leuts. John w. Livngs-
ton, j +. Schenck, L. Tilghman, w. s Drayton, II.
| Ed, w. Gwathmey; Master, V. II. Morgan Surgeon,
samuel hoseley; Passed Asst Surgeon, John s. Whit
tie; Assistant Surgeon, Charles Eversfeld.
A detachment OF 80 Marines, under charge of Lieut.
Hnsng for the IT, s ffigae Congress- arrived here from
| Baltimore SUNDAY last in the steamer Georgia.


On the arrival OF the u. S. brig Porpose Pensacola
she wa nearly out of water provisions, &c. Having
taken on board fresh supply, She put to again in
few hours, for her destination the coast of Texas.
The U. S. ship jamestown at Madeira, July 9Th,
all we'll


! The U. S. Schr. Onkayhye Lieut. CONT. Sinclair re-
ceved orders yesterday to sail Immediately for Texas
Norfok Herald, Aug. -.


| AT the last session Of the Pennsylvania Legisa-
| ture, a law passed with view to punish the
crime of seduction The first under this law
tried at Harrsburgh, few days since, and resulted in
the conviction of MIR. Todd for the seduction OF Miss
Early lie was sentencedto one years imprisonment in
the county prison, in solitary Confinement and pay
fine OF one hundred dollars and the Of