The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-24

sovereign of the country. This real monarch. pass
ing under the titles OF g Interpreter TO the Hawaiian
Government" and Secretary of State" is DR.. G..
p. Judd, Gas is well known). He came out here as
Missionary Doctor but forsook that for more
lucrative employment, and for that which denies
one entirely OF all that sacred, go preach the
Gospel character, and citizen OF the United
States. He came into power at the exit OF
Richards " Co (the celebrated embassy to all
the nations on earth). lie Is a man OF some la
lents great ambition, but void of all eoquence or
eegance-he sometimes makes attempts at senteel
address.
Nh Commissioner Brown arrived here in due
seas on, as doubt this you have been advised,
and made his delicate debut before his majesty,
and into the world, tor aught know. He has 80
lar conducted himself with the greatest promlety,
which have chaiked 10 his credit, and henc, forth
God save him from the influence Of the Jpnto, for
his own sake, and more especially Tor the honor Of
his country. Oi what comes hereafter you shall be
| duly advised. For from this day, ] date strict
punctuality IN visiting The Post the first OF every
month with the burden Of Hawaiian proceeding.
| BY the way Of luncheon, shall occasionally, as
| collect substance, serve you dish of unrecorded
| historical matter, well seasoned with Biographical
! sketches, moral rett cuons and concluslons-tor
desert, view OF public character generally, swat
Consular Agents, all 10 the spe cal gratihc atom Of
| our kind experimentation evening contemplation,
natural scenery, volcanoes, mountains, valleys, CO.
Goa nut trees, gorgeous sunsets and comets, Hawai-
J ian females, the manners, customs, sayings and
dolngs, and particularly their personal attracIons-
and for Sunday. meditation, Missionaries, 10 The
amount OF two hundred, their church discipline,
tenor of their discour es, ridiculous attempts and
failures raise the dead, to show their diyine I'M
portance and astonish The natives, and also their
manner of absoving SINS for one, two and three
| falhom, Catholic prosecutions and prunipgs, and
| their vigorous growth alierwards-al duly accom-
PANIED with explanatory notes, gosserles, and
sparks that will lnde new fire In this ilitcrate,
stupid age.
| Confound this letter; it has got to iresome
! length The vessel, learn. sails tomorrow. |
have time reread, therefore, you must pardon
| and correct bulls-besldes am getting restless and
| a little warm
| BY the by. there has book spawned from
he press here, real antiq,lated curiosity; had 1t
no name or date, one would suppose It "a hcuoned
wall of the wandering lsraelites-but despite such
charm in right modern style it Is handed forth,
| baptsed with the awful title of 8 History OF The
| Sandwich Islands," by Sheldon Dibble, His friends
have ventured 10 pronounce it Il standard work );
his unriends have rechrisiened II with the title OF
"a partial history of the Missionaries at the Sand
wicl Islands,
Gen Miller, the celebrated Peruvian hero, is
now on his way here, lin H. b M. ship Buzzard)
as British Consular General OF the North Pacific.
Eyes right, and great commotlon. Every one here
i is reading his memoirs and pIacticing military
clique te in Poncho hopes Of raising TO gentleman
| under his approving smile DOCTOR
| p. S.-Just came to hand letter of Pomare,
| Queen Of TahitD TO Ii. M. Queen Victoria. Pray
read it for your especial edfcation.