The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14

OF the Supreme Court leaves for the United States by
the next vessel Tor San Francisco. Our regreet II be
that he at asst has an opportunity to
IyisiI his native land and 10 recruit by cnsnge OF eli
mate travel and relaxston constitution sadly impair
ed by years Of labor as sruous ncessant Oar re-
pGet Is selfish We regret his absence from the Cour ell
OF state where his wsco csndor aud moser alton
heen to little nation What the plar Of cloud by day
and fire by night to the sra.lises during the
dos MT. Lee has been appointed Envoy Extraordinary
and Ambassador Flenipotensry to the United States
government. II there is a man among qualified by
his knowledge and integrity to represent this country
abroad with usefulness and honor, that is w L.
Lee We have as yet no ground TO hope, bat most
furedly we wish that Mr.. Lee may negotiate CONNER
slrecprocty treaty similar to that between the United
States and the British Provinces.
We learn also that W. G. Parke Esq Marshal of the
Hawaiian IslaHds leaves us in few days for Boston,
and will be absent about FIVE months and We are in
ssa Mr. PA p to sppon. swnton ESQ as Deputy
Marshal, during his absence.
Salutes exchanged the 18th OF March between
II. MS. ship Dido and the fort ON shore.
The Honolulu argus, OF March y contains advice
members of the Legislature then about to assemble.
tssysLet the port Bio be made as free and open as
the ports Of Honolulu and Lahaina. Why should
here be Distinction Will not sectional jealousy give
way public spirit the necessity of improving every
advsntsges Half loaf is better than bread - aud
If ye cannot duce all the shipping to here psr
nit those who prefer to to Hlo all the facilities o.
that they would epjoy in Honolulu or Lahaina.
AT court held on Wednesday, March 81, the King
ssnted the officers Of the United States ship Decatur
whose names foow--Isaac T. Sterett, commander; Ed
y ward hiadetoD :. prase A K Hughes Thos
W. Norris, passed pidshipman; Marshall C Campbell,
midsbyman. The Commissioner also presented Alfred
At the same court it pleased His Majesty to receive
beI Britannia Msjestys Consul General who presented
The E 81 ship s D % Thompson had
tunaely rescued and brought TO Lahana, Is natives,
who blown off in the soop Sarah, Of Molokai In
late gale They had great difficulty in keeping aaoat
til rescued and the sloop sunk and lost after
being tax. n in tow BY the ship
The Polyneidn OF March 24th speas of the popula
larity Of the new King, says- would be hard to find,
either in existing or in the history OF those
which have existed hitherto, solitary instance where
the supreme executive whether Emperor, King or Pre-
sident to the throne assumed the supreme
power by election with popularity equal to His Ma
the first note of essent the first OF dssatis
faction, from any of His Majesty's subjects.
Mr. Miller United States Consul at Hilo, had caused
Of the amount of American shipping entered at the Ha
vain ports during the past year. The ConsuPs account
makes 1t much arger than was shown by the official
paper.
At Iibue, Kauai the 9th of March, OF consumption
Dr. wyhe, from California, formerly from Indiana,
where, we understand, he has family residing.
Richard rolbin, OF New York, boat steeIer the
whale ship James Andrews Of New Bedford at sea, on
the I'd OF March, of consumption the ship being at the
time the Sandwich Islands, but unable reanh
III, m before his burial, owing to weather
fornia, but originally from Boston
In Honolulu, on the 9th Of March, Mr. Charles E.
Eddy, formerly of Ohio, lately of Marysve, California,
In Honolulu, Of consumption, on the sth Of March,
Mr.. John Guick, who arrived the same day from San
from Bencia, California and had been sick for about
eight months previous to his death.
In United States Hospital, Honolulu, on the 9th of
March, Mr.. Caher, late from California, but originally
from Ireland.
At the same place, Mr. George G. Osborne, Of San
Jose, California.
In Honolulu, February, at City Hospital Mr.. Adolphus
DoIch, q native OF Germany.