The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-30
TWO CENTS.

shsuld bs marked With the most sorupuous dslcacy;
and let add prude withs lest you be subject
ed to unmeritsd imputstions. Seek the society Of
duties ctssns to promote al objects public uti-
| ity, especially Of education and philanthropy: Keep
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Let not others owe you. There never . truer
,sy'ng than this, that ''short accounts make long
friends" fyou cannot collect your bill immediately
very soon you will rarely coeot at all By making
debtors you make not but enemies Forgive &C
The foundation Of good breeding CONSISTS not in .
knowledge Of the convsntionsities Of polite society,
although these are not to be disregardsd. The man
ners OF physician little capable of being formed
Any given rules-thsy must spring from the heart
and those which arise naturally from goodness Of
heart and due sense Of obligations to tho hok,
are precisely those which best AT the same time
1t were Idle to supposs that medical man, passing -
from scene: Of Joy to shos.
degree in the feelings Of the parties When carried
too far mps,hy becomes ridiculous 1t reminds
| grading to the medical man who pretsnds to IL
although 1t 10 proper for medical man, under very
msnners Of casual vi.itsr and to chat lightly on the
topics OF the day. for instance whom would try
mentf; yet, In general bis demsanor should impress
his pa Mt with the idea that his restoration health
object Of 'ocitnds and this truth should be sx-
whether We talk at the patient or to him, We may
| be very sure that be will pardon ~ II he
| imagines for one moment that We there Indeed,
| tlevhere) allow any other thoughts to pass our
| miAds than those connected with his particu-
| lar care Alas. how selfish sickness makes Gus.
In conclusion let urge you to cultivate bed side
obttrvstiopsa to prudrp In giving prognoces
We hope to hear future welfare and sminence,
and sfe stely bid you adieu.
This discourse was listened to with great de-
| light by the numerous company present, and pro-
duced pleasing and animatng effect. Every
body was peased, and, we may say, truly edited.
A hP hpatOWpd
DR.. Balch, and the interesting exercises Of the
| evening were concluded
Additional from the Sandwich Islands.
From the Boston Traveller, March 28.
Dates to the 10Th November (ten days later than
previous sccounis) have been received here from
the Sandwich Islands, via Mazatlan: We are In
DE- hed to private letters for the intelligence below,
which has been kindly furnished us. BY this it
will be that sickness and death are still
making their ravsges among the islanders; that
the charges against DIR. Judd likely to tall TO
the ground; that halt a million of gold dust was
expected there by January; and that hundreds of
foreigners had lett, and were expected to leave,
the islands tor California. The ship news will
also be found OF interest.
The measles and whooping cough continued to
prevail, and the natives were dying, by scores, OF
these diseases.
The charges preferred against DR.. Judd, Minister
of Finance, were tor Encouragement OF public
funds, abuse of his office, arbitrary and unconstl
issna acts &c &c These were made Dy o. M
sustained by Mr. Janett, clerk In the Treasury De-
partment. The King had promised to slft the mat
ter thoroughly, and had appointed co mission
tor this purpose, consisting OF Judge Lee, Messrs.
John Ii and G. C. Hopkins. Judge Lee, however,
declined to serve; and the King, who relies greatly
upon his lmpar,iahiy, had not appointed any one
IN his place AT the latest dates, nothing had been
done, and 1t WAS thought that the whole affair
| would drop
1t is due to DR.. Judd to state, that Mr.. Robert
son, the accuser OF Dr. j., had previously desired
to be relieved from his situation, to go to Calfor-
MA, and that DR.. Judd had arbitrarily, as Mr.. Ro-
| berison considered IT, interferred to prevent It.
DIR. Judd, and Mr.. Patty, CoIect General, have
ere ate great dissatisfaction among the mercantile
community by departing from their proper dutles>
and engaging in business, and speculation general
ly, Tor which, from their Official POSITIONS they
have advantages not possessed by merchants gen.
orally. Among the acts attributed TO them, Is the
getting up OF HawalIn company of gold diggers,
selecting the most enerprsing natives tor this pur
pose, who were led TO mortgage their real estate
TO pay their passages to California. This being in
direct opposition to the policy OF the missionaries,
who wish to retain IN the country the most enter
prsiDg natives has, 1t is said, given cause Of Of
fence TO that body
Many complaints OF various character are made
against the administration of DIR. Judd, IN which
the evidence contradictory that 1t Is lmpessi-
Die here to torn correct opinion; but, that there
is disafecnoD, is apparent from the desire of a
number of the foreign officials tc resign their stu-
atlOne.
Up to Oct. Both last, $25e,OOO In gold dust had.
been received at Honolulu from California; by ia
nuary, it was computed that equal amount more
would be received. One vessel brought $l0O, 600.
AGO foreigners had already lett Honolulu Tor Call
foInIa; and these were to be followed by many
more.
The Ksmehameha Ill, Carter, arrived at Homo
lulu Nov. 18th, 10 days from San Francisco. The
Honolulu, Newell, frem do, was expected the day
after. Bark Mary Francis sailed 18th Nov. from
Honolulu Tor San Francisco, full Of freight and
passengers. Whale ship Sam Robertson, Turner,
full, for New Bedford, Nov. 20. Bark Mary, Bar
ker. advertised for Boston, expected to fill up with.
freight IN two months. Capt. Knox remains IT.
Kamschatka during the winter. Brig Topic, bound
10 Valparaiso. French brig PaclficO chartered by
S. H. Williams d CO. to China.
Domestic Misceiisny.
The grand jury Of Rochester, N Y, have found an
indict me ut against DR. Hardepbrook, for poisoning
Mr.. Mott He was arr ssted and pleaded not guilty.
A Mr.. Bishop vas shot dead . few days since, in
Worcester county, Md, by . Methodist preacher,
named Burrows II originated In . family dfioulty
The Southern mail arrived ct Washington On We'd
nescsy but too late for the Northern train There
was nothing received South Of Wilmington, N. C.
There were 296 deaths In New Orleans for the week
| ending on the 18th instant, Of which l92 we're Of
chol.rs.
John F.ttsr hi. wife and child we're burned to death
| In Baltimore, on Wednesday morning last.
The plurality bill for the election of members OF
Congress and Pretidentisl electors, has passed tho
HouSe Of Representatives OF Msssaohusstts BY vote
OF I22 TO 90.
Three stores and four dwelling houses destroyed
BY fire ct VtrgsnDes. VI on Monday last.
The President has rccog missed Granville S. Oldneld
Jun, Vice. Consul Of the Hawaiian Sandwich