New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

letter from Honolulu, dated October 20, lsi,,
gives the following account Of the impeachment
Of DIR. Judd the Hawaiian Minister OF Finance
which has not been noticed in our previous al
vices Of the same date:
Since my last, and within few dsys our ordinarily
quiet town has been 10 quite excitemenL consequent
upon Impeachment which has been pacsoned 10 the
King, sgsns, Dr. Judd bis Minister OF Finsnce- The
charges against him sixteen in number and accuse
him OF al sorts Of msieassnce, and msliesssnce and
corruption IN the management Of the Royal Exche
quer OF using Government funds for private specula
tons for the benefit OF himself andhis specializing part
ner VIM. Pate, collector Of customs-of making false
entries and emitting other entries which ought 10 have
been made IN the Treasury books OF buying large
amounts of property with Government funds then after
few DAYS charging II over 20 Government at large
advance and pccketing the difference, and otherwise
pecustng upon and defrsudng the hing of his revenue
The person presenting these charges or articles OF
impeachment, is Sc0,chmsn by the name OF g. NJ
Robertson the under Minister OF the Interior al in
term % and Chief Clerk Of the Home Office He IL
| Al allegiance subject has been A long tins In Govern
ment employ, and within yesr or Is months he was
Judds Secretary and book keeper Of the Treasury.
tie is assisted by Mr. Jarrett Judds present Secretary
and book keeper, and consequently speaks from the
book Wye, the Kings Minister OF Foreign elauous
secretly assisted in the preparation Of the charges
The following is complete Marine Report from San
Francisco Dec TO- Panama, Feb. 10, and Chagres Feb
L. for which We are indebted to the kindness Of g. d.
GILMAN, Esq. who came passenger in the Crescent
City, having left san Francisco in the brig Belfast Cspt
Jordan, for Panama where he arrived after the very
long passage Of 50 days:
So T..scrco Dec IO-U ship Ohio Jones from Moasr-y
.p ,Aml Hn, baltimore, for VALPARAISO 'hp cln)
Virginia pars-o, for do barb An ulsue Anie~-
Loudou up. brig Am Euphsmia, Newell IRON san Frans'
3r Msasn sn. An E hss s'' s,ou for ypio o
Oh DE- Cob9s sohouse from Hn of DO -eh Am sAS
aasboc iioHouu sehr a Hope kns from ho
olul1 cold for trade -chr Peru Neoe IRON nsiauAi
.ch Peru Greyhound I'm PsyiA sooP Hal Wave Hueear
P.ms. IS hip AM Phll.dsPhia, from ws.: es.I
o6 ban Sa. Is Jsa R.ou In Londoa coal oi san
co brig Am belfast I'm San fsnei.co for DO two S-Gran
Feb i7-B. Ma.s from SYort e,s. Ecdora from
Siork Maroon TN Phad sehf ka~'on IRON MOT 0 san 'Daa
REMARKS BY Mr.. GILMAN--The following vessels
were expected In a. San Francisco Mary Frances,
Honolulu, and sloop from Honolulu Msek Adhel, Ma
~, and a email brig from mazatlan, Sabine, from Co
lumbia River.
The schooner Startling, Banks, Guipscuans, and Ami
ta -. had sailed for Columbia River for lumber and
-four.
Provisions were coming in more plensifully and phi
ces declining.
Dates from the Hawaiian Islands to November l.
There was large feet OF Whslemen in post-the chips
had been very generally successful
The Tar, Of and for Boston, was to sail from Hon
olulu on the 5ih Nov.
The Philadelphia had sailed on the 9th for Tobago
and from that Island on the llth-l2O passengers.
The j. r." sailed on the l3ih-2J0 passengers.
The B." was up to sail about the 18th Nov-num
Der of passengers 76fsre 600 each. The B. and the
Philadelphia were dispatched by the Agents of Messrs
Aspinwal
A New Ciranadsn schooner had been purchased st
- 500 to take up party Of l2 or Is TO san Francisco
Reports were in circulation tina, vessels would come
up from the Lower Coast take the passengers Pa
mama