, 1853-11-05
Late from the Sandwich Islands!
TREMENDOUS EXcITEMENT!!!
ANNEXATIoN MOVEMENTS!
IIOn. EIisha AIIen, Iale U. S. CONSUL,


(From tho S. F. HsuAJ)
By the arrival of the clipper brig Boston,
Capt Tapley, 3j days from Honolulu, we
ATE placed in possession Of ofI6IaS of papers TO
the 10Th of SeptemberI geeks later,
HlS. (which contain very !" A' political
1t appears by our adyiccs that the oppo-
sition 10 DR.. Judd and the Ministry had in
creased 10 such an extent tha. a Memorial
was prepared and presented to the King,
praying the removal of the Ministry, who
accordingly resigned Oh the Sd of Septem-
ber; and on the 9Th the following appoint
ments were published by authority:
II has pleased the King 10 appoint His
Royal Highness, General OF Division Prince,
Lot Kamchamcha, to the high Office of
Kuhina Nui, (Viccgcrent Of the Kingdom.
And to commission the following Minis
ters, viz:
John Young, Minister of the Interior
X. c. Wylic, Minister Of Foreign Rela-
tions;
Elisha II. Allen, Minister of Finance
Richard Armstrong, Minister of Public
Instruction.
1t has pleased His Majesty 10 appoint
His Royal Hghness, sPrince Liholiho, a
member of the Board Of Royal Commission.
ers of Public Health, in plasc of G. P.
Judd, resigned.
The appointment Of Hon. +. II Allen in
place Of DIR, Judd is considered a great ad-
vance towards the annexation Of the Islands
to the United States, as Mr.. Allen is the
avowed champion Of annexation His ap-
roinlment has given the most unqualified
satisfaction to the people; and torch light
procession was 10 come OF on the evening
Of the 10Th, the day the Boston sailed, and
grand illumination Of the city. In fact,
there seems a general rejoicing among the
Populace, which must tend eventually TO
hasten great political changes.
At congratulalory meeting Of the Citi-
zens Of Honolulu held at the court house on
Thursday evening, Sept sth, on the subject
Of the recent important changes in the Office
Of Minister of Finance, she following gen
tlemsn were called to preside:
Dr. Orslay Newcomb, President Mr.
Pierce HegarIy and Mr.. Myers, Vice Pres
ldents Messrs. c. +. Hussey and n. NJ.
Mitchell, Secretaries.
The meeting was addressed by J. d.
Blair, who offered the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The relief of people from
bondage and malignant tyranny, and a trans
ilion into the enjoyment Of the delightful
influences of liberty, free Conssienccs and
independent actions, justify public demon
siralIon Of Joy and and an avowal Of the ap-
probation Of the change. Therefore,
Be- it resolved by the People Of Honolulu,
That the dismissal Of Dr. G. p Judd from
the office OF Minister Of Finance, and the
appointment Of the Hon. F. H. Allen to
occupy that important position in the Gov
crnmeni, and the Kings Cabinet, are facts
in conformity with, aud fulfilling the cir
cumstances set forth in the above preamble,
and that we hail the occasion as one of gen.
eral jubilee.
Resolved, That in L. II. Allen, Minister
Of Finance, we recognize not only the tai
entcd, upright and efficient statesman, but
also the accomplished and urbane gentle
man one who, whilst adding strength ana
dignity 10 the Government, by the ability,
energy and imparlialily Of his official al
minislralion, will, by his elevated private
virtues, contribute to hcallhful tone Of So
ciety, and be an Acknowledged ornament to,
and an invaluable member Of, the circle "
which he moves.
Resolved, That in accepting the office of
Minister Of Finance of the Hawaiian Gov
eminent, to the dsarrangemcnt Of his pre-
determined plans, aud contrary to his pei
sonal wishes, he has shwon a disposition to
do public good, though at the sacrifice of
personal wishes and Inconvenience, worthy
oflhe highest commentator, and the bound |
less gratitude Of the country.
Resolved, That SO long as he is guided in
the administration Of political affairs, by
that enlightened and liberal policy which |
we have every reason to believe will pre-
characlsrizc his official acts, he .
will BE- entitled to, and shall receive, our
most coSdnl, earnest and unqualified sup
poft.
Resolved, That His Majesty Kameha-
mrha III by the appointments Of his present
Minister Of Finance to be one Of his Cabi-
MT Minister. nra, ~ Trr,'1, hi, egin-'l