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fRoI SANDWICH ISLANDS, TAHITI, AND
CALrFoRNIA--The following j. an extract
oi letter dated Topic, Mexico, 10 a mer-
camille house in New York:


dispatches have Just becn received from
6en- MILLER, and we are hapPy to say that
every thing seems to be going on with the
utmost harmony at the Sandwich Islands.
We have reason to think that The United
States citizens established there and the A..
merican missionaries are much satisfied
with hi conduct


AT Tahiti things are different. The
French are still conducting themselves in a
strange way. They made an attack ON the
inhabitants, who had entrenched themselves
and made good resistance. But what can
poor naked people do agains; the disciplined
troops OF Francel General Miller has not
yet proceeded TO those islands, mr. do we
think he will until matters are settled he.
tween the two Governments al home. The
British naval commanders and the French
are at variance. but n1thing hostile has ia.
ken pace nor j. likely to happen. A. the or
ders OF the British commander are very strict
ana Paciic, but rather an angry corrcspon-
dence has been carried on, ami Queen Po
MARE ani her children are on board Brit
ish man-of-war.


- despatch has been received from the
British Consul at Upper California, in which
ne says a fellows: u have this moment re.
ceIred q courier from the frontier y. the Sa-
craments, informing me Of the arrival of a
party OF emigrants, part of caravan that
ich me onhed States last season fer the
columbia Those who have removed in
me Oregon are preparing to leave for Cali
io'nia during the autumn, not liking the Or
egon.'"