From the Boston Recorder

SANDWICH IsLANDs-TME TRIAL
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In the Recorder of June 22d, we re-pubished an Appeal which the Missionaries at the Sandwich Isl. ands made on the spot in October las in which the, challenged an investigation of their conduct. This was very proper course, considering how much and how long they had sufFered and how their abors had been impeded, by the reproach of foreigners, both English and American. We learn from the PhiladeI- phia Christian Advocate that this challenge was ac- cepted and has led to an important result The ac- count is derived from Mr. Loomis, who has returned to this country; and we hasten give the substance though the particulars must be deferred.

 This challenge was accepted, and dacorrespondence ersued between the foreigners andthe missionaries.

 The oFeigners proposed and the Missionaries agreed that the investigation should be held before Capt. Jones and his officers of the U. s. Ship of war Pea COck, who had been but short time at the islands,