The Hawaiian Gazette (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii])
July 1, 1868

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GAZETTE BOOK AND JOB Every Wednesday Morning, AT per Axarcat. Mailt) to Ferelcn Snbrrlbr at 1JJO. Omn-On Merchant street, west oX he Post OSce, HoatJnlo, H. I. rrimtel aad rViiW tj J. Mcrr Sun, t the CnKianl Pratiar Oelre. to haa aa beatnese cccamwakatisBA antbt mdt ini! panrrms mpmMm i THE "GAIBTTE" OfTHS It now prepared to eirewte aH order tar hid hi mi niiiii. Or ET8RT DKMX1TTI0X, -WITH JTEATXHSS AND DISPATCH VOL. 1Y NO. 24. HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1868. 6.00 PEft YEAB. HAWAIIAN BUSINESS NOTICES. j HcCOLGAX Jc joinsox, MERCHANT TAILORS, FORT STREET. HOKOLTJLTJ. 10 Opposite T. C. limit''' P? IRA RICHARDSON, UIPOKTCIt A DEAIXR 15 BOOTS, SHOES t GESTIEEX"S THE- KISHT5Q GOODS, CniTT.rF.rt nnd Jllereunnt Streets, j hoxolcix, i. Pr LANGLET, CHOWELL CO., Wholesale Druggists. Cor. Haitrry and Clay Street K.J JMIA'CIJiCO, CAX- 6-3m ED2WIN JONES, GBOCESf AHD SHI? CHA5DLEB, LaLtalna, TIant. ilocrr uj Eecrusts furnished to ship oa -iJi favorable tern". TUEO. II. I .WILLS, (late JuU. Cnn 1 Ofc. MF0ETE2 A C0JQOSSI05 XESCHABT XCH5T roc Ueyds uJ the Liverpool Cadtmites, Xoxthern Assurance Company, and British mod Foreign Mariae Iasurance Co. S-lT MACI1IA1SX. Tort Street, opposite Odd Fellows' KtH. Give particwler attention to the repair of Fire Arms. Sewing Machines, k Lochs. J)nxif4 of JUacaiaery, fe. wade to Qrdtr. SO- c. k. j. c. picxsex- Xiewers Dickson, I2tPOKTKS, WHOLESALE XSD Retail Dealers in Lamber and BaiHtag Materials. Fort. King and Merchant streets. Hcaelule. I-l? J. s. VAJJCXX. S. C. ALUS. WAIEEB A1LE5, Skipping aad Commission MERCHANTS. IWf HONQLCLtr, H. X. L. L. TORBERT, DEAixa nr ltjhbeb akd etest edtd OF BCIXSIXG lTTT?.TAL Orncr Comer Qteen and Fert Streets-13-ly Bolles Co., STTTP CHAXDLEES A COX31ISSI05 XES CEA5TS, Qaeen Street, particular attention paid to the parchase and sale of HawaSas Prodnce. mar mas sr mnsiHU to C A. traBaca A Co., C. Brewer A Co.. Cajele A Cooke. H. Haekfeld A Co., O. C VTaUrsua, I CL-Eiehards A Co., George G. Hoive, Ooaler is Eedwood aad Sorti'wtitLszibor, Shiszies, Soars. Sash. Blinds, Sails, Paiati, tte At his Old Stand oa the Esplanade. ZS-lj JIKSi. J. II. BLACK, Fancy Mminer, 1 TOST SI-, BETWEE5 EZ5G EOTEL. j Boanets made ap aad trimmed in the latest styles. Stamping, Braiding and Em- broidertag. exeeated to order. S. Savidjre, IJCPOEXEB, A DEAIES 15 PEOTI3I0XS ASO C03OOSSI0X XEZCZA5T. acxxt ra rax HitTra Scgar Company. Sale of Kawaihao Potatoes. Fert Street. Hemoials. S-ly r. A. SCII4KFER A: CO-, C03DOSSI05 MEECHASTS, nOCCQlXLT. H. I. CSS-lj) Ed. HoSjchiaeger Co, -nCP02TEES A C03OOSSI0X3IESCEA5TS Henotglg. Oaha, H. I. 4-1 J I A. S. Cleslioni, TEOLESAXE A BEXAXL DEALES IS GEX tt ,t. MTBrn,,mrsT;t j Fire-proof Store, corner of Qaeen aad Eaaha-, maaa streets. Itetall KstablLshmect on Xssann Street. Tlieodore C. Heuck, 'XaCPOBZES COJOOSSIOS 3EESXHAST. H.aohla. Oaha. S. L I-Iy JB. Haekfeld Sc. Co., .GESESAL'COXXISSIOS AGE5TS. Hoaotala. Oaha, S. L S-ly J. D. WICKE, JLjgent for tlae Bremen Board or CadenrrilM. j r All areragt claims against said ITcderrriters, occaniar- ia or aboot this Kingdom, will 1...- Hr. K-,j rr- T.lT Cliuiir Hoon, (TDXXnSIQS HE3CHA5T ASD 'HH'sT v AGEXT, ACurroxTHx Paakaa aad Aaiaaala Sagxr PlaatatioBS. Importer of Teas aad other Chtsese aad For- i eiga uoo4s- aao. n aoiesaie iMair ia na waSaa Prodaec. at th Fire-proof Sure, Xaaaaa Street, below- King. 2I-Iy Afou? Acliuck, Laprters,'Srialesi and. Be tail Sealen ia 6aral Xtrcisasis and. Cjinra Gssds, Fire-proot Siare ia Sanaaa Street, sader the TahEieHa3. iS-tf WX. KTAX. TinxTr sxoxx ars. 2, 3&auiaJ(s Street. AS. kinds of Xereaaadise aad Groceries. 33-1 JEWELER AND ENGRAVER XK. J- C4STA Is .a rw prepared taxecata with promptaesa aS-KTjrk: in his L of bosines, saeh as Wavtcal and Clack Repairing; ITi" SfanwBarCaoCnir; JowrelrT-. il mat KngraTing. Shop ca Fnt Street, opposite Oil FeUaws' HaJ- iUa -BUSINESS NOTICES, Importers and Wholesale Dealers la Fashionable Clothing. Hits, Cirt. Boots and Snocs, and every variety of Gentle- teen's Superior Fnraishiag Goods. Store lovnnsCpt.SnovvaBnlldlne; MncmoTSTT.noBia.tkt. E. M. VAN REED, cojiMissaorv jikkciiaat, KAXAGA'WA. Haviag Ue best facilities through an iatimaie Zj?T"t bmefeatre.tedtoaiie.hdiJpatra. 1 e. p. ad.uis. AUCnOKEESACOJaCISSI033ZSCHA5T Fire-Proof Store. Robinson s Building, Vueen Street, Uenelula. 1-ly JOHN S. McCREW, M. D., o FFICE Orcr Dr. K- Hoffmann's Drug Stare, corner of Kaahumaau and Merchant sts., opposite the Post 02ee. Residence on Chaplaia Street, between Fort acd Xanana Streets. OrncE Hcxs ton S to 10 a. from 3 tair.x. (IS-lj George Miller, CONTRACTOR AM) UU1LUKH, Honolnlo. II. I. Shop en the Esriaoade, opposite Court Hease. 30-tf C. S. BARTOW, AIT CSX OCT EES.. Eales-Booni, Qaeea Street,ne EaahsBuaa Street. door frcm ir-ir ?OBI7 It PA5Y, NOTARY PUBLIC And Commissioner of Deedsij T.cekmaaAco., ctereas, laker A Co., TOK TKE STATI Or CiXHOKMA. Office at the Bijrc or Bishop A CO.

J. MONTGOMERY CtWTISrrES TO PRACTICE AS A Sebeicor. Atternej", aad Procter in the Sapreme Cocrt, in Law, Equity. Admiralty, Probate aad Direrce. 3t H. A. WIDEMANN, AOXAKY PUBLIC. Ornct at rax Ismjuea DtrAaixxsr. J. P. HUGHES, Importer andgWlanufacturer OP AUl. KIJfDS OF SAJJDI.ERT. Carriaro Trimming dene with neatness and ,ih,ij.i dispca. AH enlers P"f P'dTti'0;. im-ij SAMUEL C. WILDER, SCGAK P1UAAXEK. Post-0ce address, "VTvLttx. Pxastatioi," T-tf) Eealoa, Oahn. NEVILLE BARRETT, Planters General Store Keepers 1 EEOPTTEA, S. EOXA. EAVAIL (Xear Eealakekaa Bay.) Island prodaee bought. Ships saFplied with Woo-1, Eeef ard other ncessaries. Ageat at Hoaofala- i- S. Ctxeaoai. U-ly 1 CHAUNCEY C. BENNETT," Dealer ia Sewsjajeu, Xxgacau. Period icals, etc Fort Street, near King, HocohUa. 19-tf M. S. CRINBAUM CO., EKPOETEBS AXD TVHOLESALE Dealers in Fashionable Clothing Hats, Caps, Boots andSnoes.and erery xariety of Gentlemen's raperiorfnrnishing roods. STORE IN MAKEE'S BL-OCIC. Qaeen Mrtct, Honolulu, Oann. lfrtf nrr.i, riCX. H. A. F. CI1TTI C BREWER A: CO. COM3HISSI0N AND SHIPPmG SCSZCZAXXS, Hoaotnln. Cank. II-1-AGBSTS Of the Button and Hoaolnln PaenetlJne. ACZJTS-For tne Xakee, ffallnlni and Hue Plantatioss-ACEXTs-For tne Pnrcnase and Sale of Island Prednre. xiro ro Jons JL Hooo, Esq. .Xew Toric Chas. Barwia Co. p-. J. C Mxajuxx Co. B. S-'CWAis Co. VSaaFraaetseo. Chas. WAixOTBBOOE,Eq. S-ty E. C. ADDERLEY, Importer xad Kaier of all Kiadi of SABDLEEY. HAEJ5ESS. &c Carriazes trimmed Tritlt ceaines and dia patdi. AS repairs dose will cars and proaptness. SHOP OS 1-OBT 5TBFTT. Xeit doer to X. M. Smith Co's Droz Store. X B. A choice lot of Ladies Superior Saddle a hand. 43 J. H. THOMPSON, GENERAL BLACKSMITH iio.toLCtr, u. i. ILVS COXSTASTLV oatand and tor sale, a good assortiaenl of BEST TUKVIHBn t-s. mas I IISO Best Blacltsmitli-s Coal. At the Lo wrest ifirkrt Tlitxs SS-lj X. KAPZJEE, szrFPrsG aid ccxuseiair agxxt, 0ee with E. P. Adamr, Esq-, mTEE-T STREET, HeX&I.rT,rZ Geo. XrpaLcmat,CXwra.CIrtnr A Co. a-mnsiH. i i waLEsraaiiea. Xaca.KcaaraACa. 'C-P. A i BUSINESS NOTICES. H. McINTYRE, j TOBACCONIST, j TTAS JUST UKCE1VED per China fl Pacict, ma Invoke of I PEIME Iff ATeTT.A CIGABS, cSmi x. thf Mltt ALSO, OX HAXD, Tlic II-!.t Itrandst or Siuukin; 22 ana CLicirln Tobacco. 1m a, w. umua c. a. cxixx. 1 SEVERANCE, CLAEK CO., Commission Merchants AND j SHIPPING AGENTS, I francUco, Cala. fTe will attead to the sale of Sngar, and all hiads of Island Prodsce, also to the pcrchas ing aad forwarding of Merehaadise. CjlsU Adrmnceo made on Conslgn U menta. Cm j. c imit, San Fnadfcu. rertlaad. H'GRAKEN, MERRILL CO., ronyartling and cojiaissiexaEKCUAiMs P0BTL.OD. OREGOX. THTAVIXm been euat'd in our i i preseat onsiness xor upwards oi serea j Teas, aad being located in a Fire-proof Brick Bonding, we are prepared to receive and dis pose of Island Staples, each as Ssgar, Bice, Sjraps, Pala, Oocee, etc., to adrantage. Caasigameats especial; solicited for the Ore gon Marhet, to which personal attention win I be paid, and epon which cash adraaees win be made when required. I EiriEKXCX Chas. TT. Brooks A Co., Saa Francisco. Aldrieh, MerriU A Co., Fred-Ikea, Badger A Licdeaberger, Jas. ratnex A Co., j Alien A Lewis, Portland. iMi Anion, Lonard A Green, i S. Saridge, Honolaln. l-3n SAN FRANCISCO BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS. TITEiisdrrlcrncdhaTiiisrUecn appointed agents for the San Francisco Board ot Underwriters, representing the California. Iiworaitcc Company, 2Iercnanta Iutuat 3Iarlne Ins. Co-, Pacific Insurance Company. CallTornla Uoyd'a, and Home Jlntnallnsnranee Compajiy. Be? lcare to inform Masters of Vessels and the public generally, that all loesee sustained by Vessels and Cargoes, insnred by either of tcc "O companies apuns! pcrtu ortfie seasaad other.nsks.atornear the scxeral Sandwich. liSnds, Zed Kt t UxtTitUdby Is&ads, mil Kan to be vrrijled by 51-3 H. HACKFELD CO. G. VT. 1VORTOIN' CO. C00PEES AND GAUGEES, AT THE XEW STAXD OA THE.ESPIASADE, PREPARED TO AT.T. WOSS US' OTXK. ZJXfE At the Shop next to the Cnstom Honse, where we caa oe- fonad at all -working boors. WE UAYZ 05 BASS AM TOB. SAXX OLE CASKS A2TD BAEEELS, Of dierent sires, new and old, which we will sell at the rery LOWEST 3IAIUET RATES. All work done y a thorongh manner, and warranted to gire satisfaction. Tccls far Sale. 12&n JXO- 30TT. JUL aorr. John Nott Co., COPPER m SMITHS, TxKE PLEASURE IS AXXOUXC inc to the sablie that they are prepared to famish all kinds of Corrza Woax, consist- Jag ia part, of STILLS. STRIKE PASS; SURGHJJl PASS. WOBJfS, PCXPS, Jtr. Also oa hand, a fall assortment of T i 'Wakx, which we offer for sale at the lowest market pnees. 1 ALL EriTDS Or SEPAJBIXG DOSE WITH SEATSESS ASD DISPATCH. Orders from the other Islands will meet with prompt attention. Kaahamana Street, one door abore Flit- aer's- 51-3m it. TREHPEB, Piano Maker Tuner, OFFERS- HIS SERVICES !TT for Bepairinr and Taning Piano. hariar the best of S triors aad jiacertaiiin aaaa. SatantactioB GaaraBteed. Orders left at the Family Drag Store, Cor ner ol rcrt and. IoteI Street, will meet wna mucediate attenta. IS-3m Y0LCM0 HOUSE. CRATES OF KIEAUEA, HAWAII. 3 THIS ESTABI.ISmiflXT ISA iw ocea for the reeeptn of risitorsC to the Voleaao, wio may rely ea Sadar eom- fortabU rooms, a good table, aad prompt at- always ia readiness. STEAK ASS STJLFBTJ3 SAXES I Series Graired aad Stabled if Desired. CHARGES IlEASOSABLE. Parties Tisitiag thl Voleaao ria Hilo, can procure naih warranted ta make the jenr ney, by D- H. Hrrcaeocx. Esq HUo. 15-Iy GEORGE WILLIAMS, t IICESSED SE3PPI5G AGE5T, CBXttXKlES tfae bnjIne- on his old plan ef settling with ceers aad seamen immediately: a their shiepxag at his t Harmg no ctcseetiaa, either direct or indirect, with aay intfltffng estahGthmeat, aad. allowing a deliti to I collected at his fica ha hopes to gi p as good safitfactfea ta the fatare as he haa ia the pari. tS-Oftee en St. Kobisaoa A Co.'s Vharf, aear the C S. Caaaslatc. Hoaaiala, Jfarei fS", li7. 51-3a BY AUTHORITY. AX ACT iUtag specific appropriatioaf r the nsa of the Gorerament, daring the V9 years which will end with the thirty.first tly of March, in the year one thousand eighthnndred aad serenty. i Ex IT X5ACTKB, If tie 13, o' tkt Lrjitla tree AtmtUf f lie iawalit Jtlamdt, im U Ltyitlmtmrm f lie XtmyJotmutemUtd Sictio!i 1. The following saej, amounting to Oae Million, Xiae Thoasaad.ix Hundred aad Fitly Dollars aad FortyJlre Cents, ($t,0W,6iOJ5,J" are heeby app'rpriated out of any money ia the Treasury, I i the serrice of the Bieaaial Fiscal Period, tommencing with April 1st, 1S6S, and endiagjwith March 31, 1S:0. Ta 1 OXIL LIST. j lib MhtT. Prirj Pure, aaJ Kijal Stto. .Mi,0CX) 00 m Stajwty's Chamtperlata mai Mretxy.. 5,UU0 00 f $00,000 CO PERMANENT SETTUalXITS. Km Xjstj Own Kalana. L...t AOOO 00 lltr Mjntj Quran Emma. I... 1,000 W Ills Uifiinn. 31. Keksaaam 7. M LEGISLATCRE AND MOTT C0CCIL. Ezpeasw of the krlsbrare -Ui,0OO 00 Secretary of Priiy Cooaefl, is each meet In; 200 CO Qgnpltiax ever of FriTj Council records. COO CO SUUdoery aad InddenUls of dr. 10O 00 73,900 00 JCDICIAKT DEPAKTSIXST. Salary cf Chaocethw aad Chief Justice tlVOOO CO lit AiuociAt Jmtirr Sc. Ctoort. (000 00 UA5ociit Jostico S 3 00 Qrrcit JoJe, Oahn 1X0 00 Orcsit Jalpw, UawaiL 5.00 00 Pnmded, toweTer, If the Circuit Jl at Illij retain tae ofice aad pay cf IjeuL Goraoor. aad Clerk, he shall act draw the par of J odre. SaUry of Crcnit JqJ. ItaoL S, 100 O TraTcHficlMDM cf do 300 I Salaryof Omit Jodre, Kaaii S.00O 00 1 TemporarT reonsioa K una. l. autuews .uw w Uon.Miall.... Salary of Polio. Justice, Ilooolulx. S.0U) 00 4,000 00 1000 00 1,000 00 400 00 30OOO 300 00 Sal 00 4,000 00 S.4Q0 00 1000 CO HBo. Clerk Circuit Cctrt. al J. C 1st OerkOrcuit Court, MJ.C. SiOrk V OrkCIrcolt Court, 4th circuit.. V CI ci I. Supremo Court IVpetydo. Inurpretrr Exreos of Scrreoe CvorG. inetoling ex penses ct wttaesses ia crizBiaal caws... i,000 00 Expenses cf L limit Cvurt. za circuit. In- dnllng traniie; espexe of Court 10 00 Expenses Circuit Cocrt 2d circuit. Incrg do 1.5C0 00 4th circuit incTg do OM 00 Statanery Supreme and Circuit Courts 200 CO Pooceaod CUtrict Courts S00 00 Purchase of Law EocXs 500 00 Salary District JivLre, Puna, Uawa COO 00 Kau, nan3 6CO CO Ji.Kona, Hawaii... KO CO S. Kooa, lliwiii. OX) 00 N. Kchala, Hawaii. 6U0 00 S. KohaU, Hawaii.. CD0 CO Himakua, UawaO.. 600 CO -HaBaka, Maui.. TOO 10 Hakawao, JUuL.... tut CO Hana, Maui SCO 00 Kaum. Maui 600 TO IsIaadcfLasal 400 00 bUudofMokkal... 600 00 Ewa.aad Waianae, cho. ecoon WaialaaaQdEooIaa- ba,Ovtu. 600 00 Kmbjrxta, Omhn. 600 00 nauaM and Anaho- b,Kuai... TOO 00 Lihue, Kauai 600 00 Koka,KauaI COO CO ffiaaa, Ktr.ti 60OCO J7S,30O CO rjEPAKXMIST Or rOKEIGN ATTAIES AND WAB- Saiary of Minirter. f 10,000 00 SreUry. 4,000 00 U. X. Cltirre f AIiir-, LorKion 1,600 00 Omce Expense foretga Areutl 1000 GO Pwtaje aad laddentals 10U) 00 ExpeoMS of loreiga Mlaoos 5,000 00 Support cflliEUry. S,S3S 00 IS8,43S00 DEPAKTMEST Or THE INTERIOR. Salary cf Minister 10,000 00 1st Clerk 4,0X 00 51 Clerk 1,000 00 GoTfrnorcf Oaha 3,000 00 Goieruorcf Maut 3,600 00 GoTemess tf IlawU 2,000 00 GoeeracrefKauat 1400 00 HcutenaatorenMrof Hawaa 100i 00 GoTtrDoc'sCIelk Oahu COO 01 JUuL SOO 00 EawaiL 10 O CO EauaL COO 00 Postmarter-General 5,000 CO 1st Clerk 1400 00 SlCIerk SHOO Postmasters upon Hiwaii MO 00 JIaal 1,000 CO Basal 400 00 Psycf MsBCaroars, ftCO CO Pay cf Road Superrtiora. 9,0U) CO Purchase cfKood Stock. 1,500 CO Eoad 0aaaxcs 1000 W Roads and BriJxca ia Puna, HswaS.. 1,000 CO Kau 1H 01 HaunkuJv" 6,000 00 from EawaIHe to WaS- mea, Hani! 4,000 CO Cbutiarentfcrllawau. 5,000 O) ia Isbama, JL1 3,000 OI other rarttcfMaai, 7,900 CO Vjmd f Ooha... 7,13 CO Openm;cf Sduxistla Qcsolala 1000 CO Improentent of LBiaa t-. 1000 CO Roads and En-Ires Island cfEasai 1,000 O) Scovoa Waime River. 4 01 Bjmdi at Ealaspapa, Island cf Miikal.. 500 00 GoTtraracnt Sorreriar. 3,000 00 Expenses Surrermy euanu Pafi.. ICO CO IaterpretinzaodTrxsilatme; 1,000 00 Royal Palace 60,000 CO Royal Xausolcwaa 3,000 CO Pay tf Keeper of do. CtO 00 New-SalMteCHnernmentOtacis IflCB CO New PojtoCce. 90 CO Storehouse fcr ComhosrJMM IV5CO CO SrCirsef GoversntestBsBags. 10,010 00 Rent tf GoTimmeut OSces. 2.400 00 Masseastrs 1,144 00 New Luckrp at statknAocue li00 CO C-urt-hruM aad L.)cfc-np, Wtimta, Ilaw 3,00)00 lockup at Koolaupoko. Oaha 00-00 Gorernmeat Ubuae at tSSo (,000 CO Court-souse aad Lock-up at Ku, HawaD. 1,600 00 Makawso,31uj. U00 Molokai lDO CO ITtratrf, Easai. MTO CO Salary cf Jailor cf Oaha Prison 3,000 CO Sepport of peuoners t JOOO CO Government Prfatmg. 11000 09 nzraawGCaocasirfioe'tuorary. l, in LJ Wctahts and Measures. Iafenor OSce. 250 CO expenses of Board af-BaalO 4VM CO Insane Asylum 13,000 00 Aid to Queen! Hospital and Pabtie lM- pensanes 10,000 00 Eocourajesient cf AricuituTeand Imnrs- sjatim. ..s S0JK0 00 Water Seperrisor aad Clerk cf Market... SjGCO CO Expenses cf Bureau of Hater Works... 3MI CO Enlarzemeot of Waterworks SQCO) CO Sew- Wharres aad rei airs cfWaanes iV 00 -tew- aart at SawErrOI. aacai. sat CO Drcdpsf Hocotsla Barbur. 10,600 CO New Scow ffjr Dueirfrer- IyiO OO TL CO 8.0r 00 4,000 00 750 00 730 CO 1X) CO 1 00 1500 CO Steamer Pete, wsrkfmr expenses rrpirs AserawssadBoDyr. Cj"r'fngIfvftay;atHfliT-Tr"fnfT BoatLaodlaxat HUo Safes Ix- GoTrrafin" Oder at IXswaa, nam ana ...t Ligat-house at Ucrwiiria. H2d- S0 00 Expenses cf do. Uouclala..... 1,400 00 niJ. i O CO 508 00 500 CO Li-axa &t Lahaiaa. ire Pepartneat cf HfeWn.'a, Tafidenraie SIO 00 lCOCO 443p3 CO SEPIRTMZNT OTJTSA5CZ. SaLiryefXinilter Jt la.oro co ir. .iiiTfir runs lie. Catlectv-CSenerUtrCawtcnuT... arsico euro 60 ZJJti 00 Strom S,nao lo oo Iflroco 4KI W suao so MSI 69

7560 OS 2&A4S.M 3,7a Cuatmi-Bisajf &u jr and Guards. Starrkeeperat ILuetlalm Atablaut 6uard at 4a, and etber ports.. CeCWcfiaraad Ilartiurssaaser, Eawsiaae CoatoaEoua s Pay of Asaesaon act to exraed I per reat.1 iiifcionawHi iiw layer cenaj I&wcsat Pead ffrJuttadrraiitl. tat-eaal Debt f JTngl- Iatarestanm Satteat IatgT-T.'inrf Staaa r,jigr.-. laddentals of Irarttoent 1,500 00 Capald Salaries 562 50 CUlm of Ioal. 22 M -ia,a co ATTORN ET GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. Salary of Attorney General 110.000 00 Clerk to do 1400 00 IocKleutaU aud IraTeUnr expeu.es 1,000 00 Salary efXartlef tbeKiaedom. 6,000 00 SheriirofUawaU 4,000 00 SheriffofMaul 4,000 00 Sheriff of Kauai 1000 00 Clwkof Saerurof UawaU 1,000 00 Clerk of SherX of Maul 1.000 00 Apreehcn.kei of cruntoals 3,000 00 Police cf Hooolsiu and other parts of the Iiland of OOia.aadDeroty Constables.. 37.6S0 00 roMce ef Maut 7,644 45 Hawaii. 8,560 00 Kauai 3,500 CO IncMentaucf PoUce serrice 1,009 CO 194,040 45 BUREAU OP PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. Salary of Inspector-General 4,000 00 Clerk of Bureau. 3,000 00 Support of Hawaiian A EusUsh Schools, ,tc, indudini; Lahainaluna. 33,000 00 Support of Gorerament Common Schools In dMtitute districts 11,000 00 Priatinr School Boots 5,250 00 Statkeerr and Inddestals. 600 CO Reformatory School 5,000 00 Purchase of Rdormatory School Premises. 3,600 00 Sutlduis; new School II louses forComsMO Scaools 6,200 00 Endowment cf Scholare'ps In Oahu CoDsre 360 00 Inttreit on school Fund 5,125 00 for medical education of Hawaiian Tooth. 4,000 00 t1135 00 RECAPITCLAT10.V. CirU List S 50,000 00 Permanent SettlemenU 24,000 00 LrcMatnreand Vrlrj Council 15,900 00 Judiciary Department..... 76,300 00 Departoent cf Foreign aain and War.. S3,42S 00 Prpartmeut of the Interior 443,S61 00 Department cf finance 125,476 00 AttorBeT-Ceoerars Department. 04,040 45 Bureau of PuMie Instruction 91135 00 11,009,6-0 45 Srcnox 3. The Minister of Finance shall credit to the appropriations of the last Bien nial Fiscal Period all the amounts appropria ted by the Act approred the 16th day of July, '&t6, and remaining anexpended on the 3-it day of March 1S6S, not otherwise tpectf ksily reappropriated, and sneh amoants shall be teemed no longer arailable for the objects for which they were origiaally appropriated. Sectios 3. The Minister of Finance shall centime to pay the salaries appropriated by this Ait, the compensation of Soldiers and Coaitalles, the expenses of the Fire Depart ment, -tf the Supreme and Circuit Cocrts, Exchequer Bills and GoTerament Stocks, and the interest accruing thereon, together with the interest on the School Fond in the Treas ury, antil the 30th day of June, 1670, un less new appropriations are made before that date. Section 4- The Minister of Finance shall not cats or allow to be paid from the Treasu ry, any money tor objects not pronded for, by this law pron'ded'Aowcrc-. that all rams tem porarily deposited in the Treasury, for which certificates of deposit are issued, and the inter est thereon, may be paid when doe, without special appropriation for that object; and pro- rianx jmnxer, mat in tne erent or war, in vasion, rebellion, pestilence or other public disaster arising. His Majesty, in Priry Coun cil, may appropriate saen amounts as may bo necessary to meet such emergency, aad the Minister of Finance shall render to the next Legislature a detailed account of the tame. Sectiox 5. It shall be lawful for the Heads of Departments, ia cases where special appro priations may iau snort to apply to tae same the surplus of other special appropriations in the same department not required to be ex pended, so as to make ap the deficiency each Head of Department duly accounting to the Leristature for such transfer: bat ia no case shall the appropriations for internal improve ments in one gubernatorial division be trans ferred to another. Sectiox E. Xo person holdinz more than one office for which salaries are provided, shall be authorized to draw for more than the salary of the highest grade of oEce held by him if the salary of any oEce held by him, shall amount to two thousaad dollars or more per annum, and he shall be entitled to no other or farther compensation. Sxcnox 7. This Aet shall take effect from and after its passage. Approved this 24th day of Jane, 1S53. KAMEHAMEHA R. AX ACT To repeal an Act entitled "An Act regarding the qaaliScatioas of Electors," approred December" 31st, ISM, and to re rn Late the qualiffeations of Electors for Representa tives to tne Legislative Assembly or tne Kingdom. Bs IT EXACTED, bj til Kimg, and lit Leyula- nrc Aiemoly of lae .fjaa-auaa Jtlaad4t ia tae Aeistafare Of rAe A I ayl&m attemblcd: Sectiox I. That the Aet entitled "An Aet regarding the qnaliSeatioss of Electors," ap proved December 31, 1SS1, be aad the same is Hereby repealed, Irom fcection I to beetioa 17, Ladusire. Sec. 2. Every male subject of the King dom, who shall have paid his taxes, who shall have attained the age of twenty years, and shall have beea domiciled ia the Kingdom for one year immediately preceding tne election. and shall be possessed of real property in this Kingdom to the value over and abore all in cumbrances ef one honored and fifty dollars, or of leasehold property, on which tha rent is twenty-fire dollars per year, or of an income of not less than seventy-five dollars per year. derived from any property, or some lawful employment, and shall knov a-ovr to read and write-, if bora since- the year 1840, and shall hare caused his name to be entered on the list ef voters of his district, as hereinafter provided, shall- be entitled to one Tote for Representative or Representatives of that dis trict; provided lomtrcrr that no insane or loiotie person, or any person wao snail nave beea convicted of any infamous crime within this Kingdorts, unless he shall hare been par doned try the niag, and by the terms of such pardon have beea restored to all the rights of a subject, snail be allowed to vote; and no other persons than those qaalmed ax ia this seetioB provided shall be allowed to vote at any election for Representatives to the Legis lative Assembly of this Kingdom. Sec 3. The Assessors of taxes in the sever al districts, shall carefully record npon their several Assessment Registers, ia separate eot amas, to be provided for that prirpoae, accord ing to the form immediately following this section, the names' of all persons possessing the reqntsite qaaEacatianj for voters, as pro vided by section 2 of this Act; aad if there shall be any persons ia their respective dis tricts who shall be possessed of the requisite qualifications to justify their voting, as pro vided by the 152ad article of tha Constitution, aad yet may be diOaIlned by aay eonititn ticcal reason, they shall acts the same care fully against such same en their laid lists ta the columns set apart for resarkav CAtrnCATjox or Torzax. Seal pro-f leasehold pro perty ccp0tyC7"wnirJi tl50rlear 'BS per aaama j facccstf ef not lea. i Reajarks 'than 175 Frea-j lease oenreo iswu vaiae. rressai is paid.aay tewoerty r isqbm iswral era-l jeiorraesx. Sec i. For the purposes of inch elections, erery Tax Collector shall make oat an accu rate list ef tae names ef all tha perrons ia his die district, who sfcaH hare paid their taxes tor the year In n1 c4t tefy preeedin g aa etactioa, within the time prtcribed by law, aad who tsaB bar beea entered by the Asseatar apoa tae art-esemcat. register aa possessing the rs eraistt qasfMcatioaat ta voir, tfigrtker with the names of aB persem wko saa Tl hare paid ia te bios l&air Uses wisaun tas) 'tise prescribed by lay; wfco may pur see Ito reoaiivta qualiS esttTOi to T; bwt who mmf lairs iteea osiit- j ted to be catered by the Assessor on the as seasmeat register, as provided la Section 3 of j this Act aad InTjrery sach case tho Tax Col. i lector shall enter npon the proper column of I tho assessment register, In his possession, tho nature of the qualification of tho party to I omitted to be entered by the Assessor, and I who shall thereupon become entitled to vote at such election. Sxc. 5. Every Tax Collector shall, on sr before the last day of December of the year immediately preceding that ia which an elec tion for Representatives shall be held, make out aad return to the Inspectors of Electon of the district aa accurate list of all the persons in tho dissrict who shall hare paid their taxes within the term prescribed by law, whoso names may appear npon tho Aisessor's assess ment register, as extended Ad corrected by the Tax Collector, according to the provisions of Section 4 of this Act, as possessing the re quisite qualifications for voters. Sec. 6. The Inspectors of Election, via the Police or District Justice, tho Tax Collec tor and the Tax Assessor, or in their absence, agents appointed by them, shall, at least fifteen days before the day of holding any election for Representatives, excepting such as may be ordered pursuant to tho provisions of Section 197 of the Civil Code, make out and cause copies to be posted at tho place where the election is to be held, and at least two other public places in the district, correct alphabetical lists of all the persons in the district who may bo qualified to vote, and whoso names may appear upon the list return ed to the Inspectors of Election by the Tax Collector of the district, ax in the last preced ing section required. Sec. 7. 9he Inspectors of Election afore said, shall hold at least two sessions, of rea sonable and sufficient length, at tome conveni ent place in the district, not less than ten nor more than twenty days next preceding the day of holding an election for Representatives, for the purpose of receiving evidence of the qualifications of persons who may not hare been previously registered by the Assessor or Collector on the assessment register, as pro vided ia Sections 3 and i of this Act, and who may claim a rightto vote and alto for the purpose of correcting, when necessary, tho alphabetical lists of voters provided for in Section C of this Act, Notice of the time and place of holding such sessions, respectively, shall be given by the Inspectors of Election npon the alphabetical lists posted, as provided in Section 6 of this Act and at such sessions any one offering testimony against the right of any person to Tote, whose name may ap pear on the aforesaid alphabetical lists, shall be reasonably heard aad if the Inspectors aforesaid shall be satisfied, on each bearing, that the name of such person thoald not have been placed on the register, they shall at once erase the same therefrom. Sec. S. Any Assessor or Collector who ("shall fail or neglect to make such a register at In Section 3 and 4 or this Aet pronded, shall forfeit and pay for every such failure or neg lect the sum of one hundred dollars and every Assessor or Collector who shall make any false entry in respect to any point of the said register, shall forfeit and pay for every such false entry the sum of ten dollars. Sec. 9. Every Collector who shall fail or neglect to return to the Inspectors of Election of his district an accurate list, as provided in Section i of this Act, of all the persons in tha district who may have paid their taxes within the time prescribed by law, and whose names may appear npon the Assessor's assess meat register, shall forfeit and pay for every sach failure or neglect the sum of one hun dred dollars. Sec. 10. For the purposes of elections, every Tax Collector shall be supplied by the Minis ter of Finance with a form of blank tax re ceipt, similar to those now in nse, or any which may be hereafter in nse, bat which shall bear conspicuously npon it in printed letters, the words, Qualified to vote p" and it shall be tho duty of erery Tax Collector, npon receiv ing the payment of the taxes due from any person in other respects, entitled to the fran chise, under the provisions of Section 2 of this Aet, to fill out and deliver to erery sach per son oae of the tax receipts so impressed. Sec. 11. If at any meeting of the Inspectors of Election for the qualification of voters, as provided in Section 7 of this Act, it shall be shown that any person whose name may have rbeen omitted from the list returned by the Tax Collector to the Inspectors cf Election, as pro vided ia Section 5 of this Act, possesses the requisite and. legal qualifications of a voter, and shall bare requested the Inspectors of Election to insert his name on the list of voters returned to them by the Tax Collector, as pro vided in Section 5 of this Aet, the Inspectors of Election shall require the Tax Collector to fill out and deliver to tho person to qualified by the Inspectors a tax receipt of the descrip tion required to be used for electors, as pro vided in Section 10 of this Aet the person to qualified being required to return to the Tax Collector to be cancelled the tax ttcelpt of the ordinary form first issoed to Mrs: in exchange for the one to be giren to him, bearing the im press of the words Qualified to rote." fcrc. IZ. ine inspectors or AJection in case they shall bare duly entered on the alphabet ical list of voters, provided for in Section 6 of this Act, the names of all persons who may hare been returned to them by the Collectors aforesaid, as provided in Section 5 of this Act, shall not be held answerable or responsible for any omission in said list Six. 13. The Inspectors of fie Election aforesaid thai), npon the day oi' Election for Representatives, receive the votes of all per sons whose names may be borne on the list of voters, and who shall produce to the Inspec tors of Election, at the polls, on iraeb Election day, a tax receipt bearing upon it in printed letters, the words qualified to vote,' which tax receipt the Inspectors shall return to the owner thereof, after having received his vote and recorded his name- on the list of persons who shall have voted and in each and every case it shall be the datycf the Inspectors of Election aforesaid, to cancel or deface the words "qualified to vote," before returning to any voter bis tax receipt so impressed and the said Inspectors of Election shall not be held acsvreraale or responsible for refusing the vote of any person-whose name may not be borne npon the list of voters, and who does not pro- dace to the Inspectors of Election, a tax re ceipt, properly filled and signed by the Tax Collector, trpon whsen shall be impressed in printed letters the words qualified to vote." Sec 11. If any person shall give a false same, or any false answer, to the Inspectors of Election aforesaid, when in session, at pro vided in section 7 of this Act, be thai! forfeit and pay the tarn ef 'fifteen dollars for each offense. Sec 15. For the purposes of this Act. the term infamous crime," at expressed ia sec tion 2 of this Aet, shall be eoastrned la inrlndo murder, ia either .degree, sodomy, arson, per jury, forgery, subornation of perjury, theft. bribery; embexiiement, or etner aiga enme or misdemeanor, for which, the pardon -of tbs rung is necessary to res torn a subject to rut civil rights. Sac IS. Any person who shall have been convicted of aa infamous crime, and who shall hare been pardoned by the King, aad I hall, by the terms of hit pardon, have beea restored to all the rights of a subject, sfcaU, before betag qualified ta Tote, be required ta prodaea to the Assessor, the Collector, or the Inspec tors ef Election, at tic.rase may- be, a certiA-. eata of rata pardoa, or a doly cstlMtJ eepy thereoC Stc 17. Ia all eases where a difereaoa of eptaiea may arise between Abe Inspectors of Election, upon aay aw Eject amatenA with their duties aa Iaaseetort of Beetias, tha ruLiajr ef a najority of laea skill be-considered ttadisg tit I njiitlst'te. excv IS. r t aad every aeeaier e aar Beard ef lrut f JBniiew, required by law to boid and ire'iMi at aa aleatien lor a KeeisseattHra or sMMtirirei la tae Le- iaiaaive Aiirrt4y of sbe Fiegslnea, wWsata aawanaxakan AaTaV Aa aaKaaa lake aNaH taaf SMaVSak aValaVaasaamaF) fnvv VI favfjca evrn wsaEwsa nwawas wwa eawa, svavcrsa vawswefejpsnrns, at the hoar of eight o'clock la the morning of the day filed for such etectkm, or who taall participate In, or be accessory to, inch refusal or failure or who shall close the poll at aVy such election before S o'clock la the elUruata of tach election day, or wao stall partitipate i in. or be accessory to, toeh closing of saeft poll, tha'.l forfeit and pay for erery saea offense a fine not to exceed $509, to be recov ered by the Attorney General, oa aa order to that effect from the Legislative Asseably Bt following such election. And all other pea at tics provided for ia this Act shall be recovera ble before the several Police or Dietriet Jus tices of the several districts where tho oee may have been committed; aad all persont informing of any Tlolatioa of this law, oog alsabl before a Police or District Justice, shall be entitled to one-quarter of the amount of the fine recovered from the convicted offender. Sec. 19. All laws and part ef law (a eea trariety to (he provisions of this Act shall be, and the tamo are hereby repealed. Sec. 20. This Aet shall take effect aad be come a law from and after the date of Its passage. Approred thlt 21th day of June, 1SS3. KAMEIanxnA R. Xlie Distillers.' CoBTCBtleH. Mr. Greeley of the X. T. Tritmnt thus (Hs conrsed about tho Distillers' Convention: When onr friends, the whisky distillers, met la convention, the other day, they strangely neglected to present the details and statistics of their business. Ob tbe contrary, when tbe dentists, iron-workers manufacturers aad master artisan and work' ere meet In convention, they always give u accounts of the progress made' In their sev eral departments, and they point Willi pride to the Increased demand for their produc tions, and tbe advantages which the humaa race derives from their endeavors. Now, tha distillers gave us no other fact than that their working capital Is $100,000,000. How ever, as It Is our dutv to keep the treat Dublic informed on all matters of current Interest, we mil do Bomeining to supply the aeHciea cy; and the reader will Imagine a well dressed, rosy-faced Secretary reading to an Intelligent and equally rosy-faced audleace a summary of what tbe liquor business baa been able to accomplish on tbe basis of tbe above-named capital. Tbe whole cost of liquors annually made snd sold In the United States, that Is, whisky either In a pure or derivative state, lsaboat $500,000,000. Ia the consumption of this liquor, C0,000 lives are yearly destroyed, 100,000 men and women aro tent to prison, and 200,000 children aro bequeathed to poor bouses and charitable Institutions. In addi tion, S00 murders and 400 suicides are coat mlttcd, and the expense connected with tbese events Is 1200,000. In our noble. State of Xew York, of course Including tbe city, one person In 15 Is substantially made a pauper. Meanwhile, large suras are dis bursed In erecting and supervising those Imposing establishments, the common jails, and the penitentiaries, for so far-reaching are the effects of tbe drinking of spirituous liquors that onr citizens are enabled to vio late every law of the land. It will not be necessary to go Into tho details of tbe man ufacture of whisky as now conducted and It will be sufficient to say that, since strych nine, red pepper, sulphuric acid, and sosae other Ingredients hate become common, tbe cure of delirium tremens is impossible. Of course, the tarns effects, though la a modified degree, characterize tbe various beverages which are derived from whisky. In the mild drinks It Is gratifying to state that tbe progress recently made in tbe sciences, and, In particular, In' chemical affinity, enables the expert manufacturer to produce reoaxk.. able results. For instance, we furnish 800,000 more bat kelt of Champagne than are produced In ill tbe Champagne districts of Europe. By passing the oil of whisky through carbon, a Madeira is made at a profit oC 909 per cent, which few can tell from tbsvcgeanlne, and with good reason. With neulrtlHptrlts, or even with whisky, vinegar, sulphuric acid, beet-root and copperas, which Is to produce tbe proper stringency, we are enabled to turn out mora port wine than all the rest of tbe world beside; and of these and other wines, Xew York City annually manufac tures to the value of 1,000,000, all of which are admirably adapted to Timothy's weak stomach. It is scarcely possible to overrate tbe Importance or tbls branch of manufac ture, since, by enlisting the wealthy and tbe fashionable, the lower classes are led with less difficulty to tbe use of the more common beverage. To show the fruit ot wine drink, ing on tbe upper crust of our society, the following statement Is significant: By last accounts of tbe State Inebriate Asylum at Blnghamton, there bad been applications for admission from 39 clergymen, 8 judges, 30 merchants, 23S pbyatclsnt, 340 gentlemen, and what Is more cheering than all the rest, 1,300 rich men's daughters. Aside from these little exploits, the distil lery business receives great support from renieel billiard tables, which are alwavs seen in connection with bars. It Is not too taueh to say that tbesa tables, by enlisting our moat promising young men, enable us to pour out from our distilleries an asoast of whisky, If collected In one stream, luficleut to run a grist mill of ten pairs' of bum the year round, Sunday Included. It to to be hoped that tbese tables may continue to re ceive tbe patronage of onr yoang men, and it Is also to be hoped that the supplies of black walnut and mahogany may be undi minished, since whatever may not be seeded for the manufacture or tables, will be tare to be In demand for coffins. At to the ntffi bllng establishments, little seed be said, for they will always require large swnalles. There Is one bmneh however, which needs encouragement, ind it might be well to con sider whether legislative action should not be Invoked to tbe end that the number of houses of prostitution be Increased, for It is well nnderttood that there Is a vital relation between them and our dMUlerfea. On the contrary, we may resect that tbe prevailing fashion acd the habit of living beyond our meant, will laSciently make ear riage unpopular, and ia the end the hoasen of Ill-fame win be crowded. Oe tbe whole, then, the distillery bInec nerer-WH more prosperous. As a coBteqaesce, tbe ntphtl tnm Kingdom mutt be receiring lam tries, tions to Its population. Dbctextcvess. Drinking ovgfct to be made dlfBcnlt, laateadof eaef every legsi hindrance tvicmld be pat la tbe way cf pro curing drink; Lawt are ifravte, or iMtt, for the protectloa of tbe good; sat for, the convenience or encouragement of the bad. Publicans should be closely yrUehti; r.o extra facilities gives them for rfveriag debts; severe 'punishment aad tow of 1 ansa, MCVI ,11,1. kiuuuulQLH. MniCVf. I?t should be tbe laaediate penalties ef k MawssT bouses in any degree riotos. The law should be sc severe aad to promt Aet' It would not pay for taea of had eteaeier, who were not determined to observe tfco law, to enter the psbUcaa'a bwiMt. Let a serai supervision be malaUlaad over all pnMfx-sM and dealer Is spirH i and let severe atM ra pid pucUhaest attead alia4M. aad drunkenness win diaialeh one-barf. If tae keepers of the small becrhoatts and Tow-aad-Jrrry sfcops ware otsatUtd to seat sne- doiteratea Deer m set ms, im gtr fall mcassre, they wo!A soon ftsd tae trade did not pay the price farwt rise aad tMr teada fallorf. High price sod lfatMed eoanatap- Mob do sot sett fj rej am low srioes aad aniiaiited titer an- deraell each other by two asHlteratioa aad tfeort m teat to wnico tier carry aaa petition U Hslted o!y Vy tae sw-CTeTf ingot letear tbe Taw leaves tfceot c Aaosgat tbe krwatt tie. iwapistaoa; to ike or avSrVMNer tVttltflMMC vW tkoaork taer know tawsr K JaT iater asm take tiaa-awawaf kNf6 a MMI aaaM SK C taw caSteavbaia: eW0 eabfarirtBexT ttrntOA tt s saV jajtag-gf snaaavnm' afwtrfTawaa twnr ctTvn nwswvnwwflrw TVeBvnnSfWSBWtaj, 4

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I. ti MS K4 ;1 J. UH-MAUfln VlflZiLsA Ala. I R?pcwitatiTr. ntsiEtliat the- pofitical ,aih a tt Fotart Intend to make. Tt r vv u,., hr i Ti n Vn-oma-n- erganUatloa al wall-meat of the Fcnlsn J MOTT MfTU rv"" v .oj.aacj. wa. iaao w. -j. tMtUaiCttUlfeAiUif swd aa that oftbelr Kirtctcr cf the Garerssest Press. U0S0LU1X: VYEDXKSDAV. JULY 1. ISS&. BY AUTHQRTF2". Mu. W. X- Mirro fcas bseu arfolaied by the Sxirl ef Xdusaties, to ft Scheot Arent frc th district f tu. IihttI f Hawaii, is plaew-ofMr. C X. 5pcr. resigned. Bt r-lr f ti. Bvuri. W Ja. Swxnt. Chotiw 025e. Jan 3D. IMS. SeV. yTTC 5 fccrtby ttrra that aaj penes Jif5iax7. othwi oiirmi, ut jtmL r tud. tarmt tha Ki3j-lni. vithvst ptratswahm th Sfrrt9or f tHe iBcvt. S V rrjKjabt Sir th nat, aad will W f rvcrid axaiast accwa tv Tin remarks of the Hon. C. K. Bbhop In th Assemble, oa the resolution of Mr.

WHder. to amend the CecstttntMU. iirafes: the Asseaddr a?aa tate two chambers, were suawttTit, Some of the RpresentatiTeit in the debate asserted thai their branch, was thorn of iu pcyrer br the present arranseoent the toaera

bte, .e. shewed ncfes.rr that ft was tae seeooi estate wwca Baa most reason to deprecate the present form ot tie Ajisibir, that it was. te use his presstre word, sxwnp. Whereas the Hose of Xoofes fiKTaeriy was a ea-onS- cate brandt. eoopte ia kseit a 4t cc the popofar branch with a complete r r r vet, apoftaar measures wfack sfet pass the Wwer house, sew it has so powers whattrer to ctrrr asrthB:r or dn any thing-, ami no dwisive iafiascce upon the PoBct cf the cation. EeasoaE pcxer f iv-T- f ascx pootkal prtBctsles. aad tisSenc ex r aop. th atrpsis: of aa npper with a bwec house, is aa ienasse gam to the tatter, ad by democratic writers is coo- sileretl as aa aiirantae to the people.

la BMoarchical limns f zvmnaeat. this is eriWr tiw ca aad a taMe proof ri, tssMarcbrthecreCTdureoftaeNxascali f Conveati.at the roomeBewasat ef the Freeci Eevwfatajc It was of the j Erst :jcts. f the leaders ot tie dec- j cra&i Ue. to hraalc dvwm the ciuatber i of the- Peers ami cause them ta sit with I ue Deputies. tee ustSvBied Aisetabiy It was imfOAfc for 58? hitter to exercise a power: ever tne fu&ry f the cucstry, ailpSi their pcp-ed cafe, withjwt adaftmc this system of swiupinx the TzW-i.jff ta; KoMes. Enzsh. histary also shws that the .divuuia of the Parfccect i was cot for the devefopeaeat and es- fegcaeiit f the popofar Bfeertfo. bat te cnedc the prefeaiteratBsz; power f the Ccmwons to protect not oofy the rights of the privHegwi ehufs. lit the State itself fromvhastyfant unwise legtshittec TJie pare (femccracy of asdent Athens, would- cut brcoi a crritdaa ef the legis liAe jiRCtfon-1. Each citizen churned a. doect ufiueace upoa the exedtive thwihapofuhirassembrage. Undoubted- fy the feaitiraate csrefcry of popular oeiSHsntT. which, so mnay use, wkhect fair- ejKskerin its fceica! bearing Es, that the legislative power, shaold be con-, trolfed either by the people hi person er thiinr representatives and .iifrnit cf no 'second abater ahovv them. It la kn- asriaed bs- some, that the ysteia adopted bV the Cnked States, both in their State

aiai Federal Gorexaments. was cssec c.. i fcecaaseof its a2rdtBir greater psotectiaa to tho Sbertiea ef the people, asrftogive them, a check upon any eccrsuchmeats br the executtre, Gr aeaisst power he- comfnT eectefcd a the hand cf .their T ehowhr rurs. 1 The contrary was the case, and these was men -especiaBr, who constructed the Ceostitxttoa cf the Union, saw ic was necessary Cir the welue and perpetuity State to crotecs the ceecle frcta themselves, frcux hasir. unwise ami nr pcEtc lessluabii, ami to preserre the executive frncx hecsmicg; a mere shadow. The Senate- was araetf to le x hufwarfe: to- the socereigntT ef the seTeml States, J as veil u a check spec the legislative tendencies of the representatives cf the people, ami as far a? possible, to embody eenserratrve mfasnoa. whka m ether enuatnes. are heiasTett to reside er the hni'tfd and privileged classes. Fensylva-' Si. .e W tr -s- .cfsentHy. Esr poEtkians aad erenl

Franifc hitaieT, was so Err earned away, by the necessiry erasetrnexces of the r io uiaaSutifal copy of the oriri- cSventiom. of aH the Creles have beS 1 tendered the officeof Secretary of the Trea princfpleof the fgutyefthepeop and. cue of the finest picture, f that 'fe.s Browne, as ta haxe concurred bz the measure. It the tendency of ecii!atve bodies ta CSCTQ&C&. spcrx the aalhrjrity of Gavexs meat xaii ta tipproptiite tt entirely to-themaeivex- Thnrwaa the result in Pen aylvaaa,the aiuria aseemHy was too den ccrniict tao pawerjxi, i.-rr? they socrr chess to correct thz tendency, by its cxnsiac j3t txa ciamhizrs." t aft smrcipie us weu gaagign. m ins Cacsjert oe- taa- state usiSLxan. ine i t tt twr branch meet m jmat bfct, 1 ctaae their Sanlan, and by tia means, f 1 f th- rstss. cf tss lourer ttft, a, WlTiCit t aii-d ntnrcsbers the tTeec tat Barren, who a Kixoefaf- TV r?r?rntiffv an-rs- rzpTEsenroiira tk' aCA rnW fwBSa-Uc' B-trT tf t$!ammXa I uuum hasSct, net so&ttxC to tie cacal pmceaa ef atSmri JAHrthaea. f ThtintfrnTT- ll-r, .dk?- f I cttjc; tiera with tae House of owes, t Witt Ksck better reason comprint on j J .v.. .Sunday. U da; xaxi seen cuai care cume uvea tae: Nobles. Tn PruIl of FulluitaU Tie EinSu Kingdom, l a Terr izUst of Ssitrs fat tots 3wi srotb. yet it b poBtl cai eMld of srtat al lattrwUcs protabe. It b bt lttitttl isd coiital to test the probSem, lattrtstiBj to pUlosopIilc fettmin hirUa of a, tropical eitiSatfoc, aad fite to It aaerwsfal bat Serit friai of tenia proerrw. al cjjs3T Usoe topeful cf ro pns poM of Bdslasa. one cf the ccaruMES uta-

er of this yoaiKC tonstauuoeaj tur wonkl hare had the heart warnxU to hae witnessed our Ett!e pageant on Wedcesdar last; to hare listened to the peal of aad aS the iaire of a martial caralcade; to hare looked npon the array of distisssUSed S(preitatTvs i.f the ntost powerful State of Chrutendoci. toother wUn the Xisittera and offcera of the gealm. eablaaed wtta courtly decorations, (taBdIs7 around and In i support of the Feather-Eotwd Throne. The throne of the Kautehamehai ha been fiBed. (oewt fortuaalely for ths promise 0 bj t o j.ralETOt,r i priotieasdlateHertcalPrBca. Tbeybare eaen, bejrfnslsz wrth the treat touBdjr. la- teHfeently appreciated and adtanced each Fhae of derelopmeot in the srowth of their -CTOW"? SoT- The Renin, of the i hcrole CoMntror coiuocdated the rettr. eltliscis. &e c' Molatrou tabcoe; j ttle p.ctrola KasikeaoS civ lands and j Ktexty to his rope the humane Atexander labored to heal and to teach hu race; and now the euccesaorof these, the Fifth of his ocr WBO we lmi ?m,loC r,T W ednesdav, eiaims the roval mission of the 3IaWpffer.f aopte; to B the rich lands or hi rslaod-damaia, with glad thrones of 1 men qukkened and heautid with fresh blood, to be the gijriocs hepe of a new i Foiynesia. His Jajesty, attended by the Chaneeaar 1 and MWsters of State, and the kahaS bear- ot ancient chieflaincy. ascended wiih quick, elastic tep, and aH feral subjects and friends to the tsdepend- ence of the State, were happy to behofd so i w i r i i.l uch promfce of vigorous health andJecgth- ecrf fe Eo-tal Peri0n- ia heart unison with the prayers read by

the enerabie Archdeacon Jlaeon, that lecx kj. Kre k-, THe speech, very pal and concise, was delivered with fisest nttxrasce in the two lanuases. At its cfcwe, ESs itajesty descended the throne. aad, escorted by the spirited corps of na waSan Cavalry, re-entered the Palace of Ieiaai. Xw, Lad I the spirit of observation, and !LfTw,!Sr7.-. with a descxiptten ef tofiets aad costumes oa an eecasSas of zrand tenu in the Ha waiian Islands, hut as I have net the requisite 1 tiSt and taste to photograph fer a Prcrega- tsss Album the cervnnef suraendtejr the t&, witiitl- tie bar of the Legisla- yre iTy Ergiacd in silver, and France In gold, and other great States cf Europe in aS the ap propriate bravery cf official insignia gracing the persocsof worthy Eepresentatives, along with EepubBcas America in its simpler tenu, give renewed significance to a declaration of one Kamehameha, to he more confidently repeated by the retgnlrac Sovereiu-n: "My Independence Is more firmly estaoHshed than ever before.' The Kings Ministers in their official dress vied. In splendor of costume, ?f k3L E"; Tte Taldt. e yghUi ef ofi. cjajJ and by the taateful toSeta cf the Iaiiks of our Ha wananCocrt and society, The pecufe and thtirBepresentatives made tte wter tackground to the pgeant of Bat MCTe Eawanan legislators in dares acd In. tie rurr taHetii de rimrwr, had

iatetestfer snificance when thtnkiEg how near we" are to the days of Cook, aad ti-it ofiSprini sf iis slayers are is our midst. The son of the tatoced Cither la Paclanient Here arffizatianTas taken sav- by the hand with most happy effect. The gotden lace and the kahffi pnmes biend carMnicsly. Let us preserve the EahSs father Bote: Let us Coster the gestaa of EawaH, whHst we teach and gracs ter with cur civiftaticn. The world has act many such opportunities: none so favarable lrti!re EV ean repay her debt to Asia; where white can lovingly and fiuthfaHy unite with, brown; where tie outcasts of the Isles can. be gathered' together; where happy Oceanians shaS multiply, and Kinz Kxme hamefia shaS Ere to reign over r prcsperous AHX35XIC -Some of our readers are aware that XtDecny, a marine artist cf consider- I able sot, arrived front San Francisco in the I CmuC, having landed at HBo, and. visited the i enter cu hfc way here. He is now in the city and ecgaged In executiDg views cf tihnd tscenerv.OTeofwhica atrfctareofEiastocd i can be seen; at our office. theruonx over the ..wic remarkable r1-'7---- that has ever bees ex- fijSited here. Xr. -Denny sB visit other section cf the gmrrp. aad mate oC paint- 3 of any scenery that may te deemed wcrthr cf being- copied. The visit cf such an aixuci g&hed artist aSbrda an epportnni ty of securing- fine pictures cf cur bland scsnerr. and. ear tsreizn resident sucsm m ,nrmr.mrr, i ?r rrfr ;rt nr.rfr t, 2- 1 'Waxxxa. dsn. -Several cf the eases for

arceals raien fcria Ha sentences, ta-re tees JZ7!ZZTZ ennrt helo'jr havrmgi ta eaen case, cees eon- t ..J TL.fj. ..Vr M T-rr-?7tT-rrt i T1r court- tae easea aujaieii bj jaj- 1 tiiwtre: Jtatnt,aa:aso cuet. aa- 0. 73 fine and easts; neSn3tf,!2!Iae j nnsn Aa MBS fine aad ensts. UrfsaauLtiMH; Xt-MSO fine aadensts. 1 -ri-.r.r jrirM gii 1 rnati- m I neaPage-vlgfigeagaT irnrfj.apgcalej; -erfefar eaa fa. i erfa, aypsaleat. 1 e4csr fa rtefc2hich. at the next term, of the Or- EftJl ,i.Ttl. made that FatneVMeMAton t T rn-p xrTTTn?.T HT LHf O rrrular trooiwjnd thai mltttta cannot be ItEGISIVTlVU ,rrr Ttw Jficrrtry, Capt. bi-nnet. wiwl on from San Fwscisco. briojusr jxipvr of the 14th of June, six teen Uter bws- AVe are imlebtod to Cant. Rrncet for papers. The cuut i on board th iu H Wood. mhkh saBed the suae dar with the IX C J We hear of th death of A. G. Cald well. Esq.. foroerir Acserieaa Conial at this port. Tht political news from the East is unimportant. The result of the impeachment trial has ceased to attract i sttention Cocsress is at wort upon the bffl for the admission of Artansu.

t o(iip rwswtrfrwtwl SLotM. and crjon 4 the tax bill. Secretary Stanton, has firen waj in the War Office, to General SchoSeti. At the Chicago Conrention. General Grant received 550 rotes, a unan imous one. for the Presidencr. The Democrats hare carried the State elections in Oregon. The Liberals in England, are bitter on the administration, for retaining their places. i Mr. Brisht at a breaUtst in LiTerpool, 1 after reTlewias the policy of the Taxious Torr administrations up to the present time I on the uestioa of the Irish Canrch, drew a strocr contrast between tie coare of the presest Premier and that of Mr. Gladstone t in deaBe; with the matter. He adrUed the Iikenls to exert aU their streegth to carry tfee scat Far&unesUrT election, and with peat earnestness exhorted the -people to success of tbe policy only means the adjust inf of the dksecsioa in Ireland and lu per- neutrality laws baie'made a report In tavorof srantin to taw executive aumormes additional power to detain ship supposed to be &r belhp- tk.hoSM., itHm. r mnwiiw nr x. set in a British port be declared a mlsje-d -l!,i"ru-A" nd1t to i meaBOr. Aay ship built in Great Britain In th bill, otfered by Mr. Williams, was adopt viofatieaof ach taw shall not be permitted as follows: 0 ia any Britfah port, and their prtzrs. If i And therenpon the officers of each State, hrooKbt ithia BritUh jurisdiction, shall be 'duly elected and ratified under the Conititu- Ktoracd to the owners. Late dates from Australia, state that H Hthuess Prince Alfred sailed from Sydccy on beard bis ship th Giitatt, April Tth. He was the recipient of various testimonial of respect aad rwnrd. winding up with fare well lunch. The state of his health rtd not permit Urn to vtft Xew Zealand. An intense anti-Feoian excitemett pre vailed alonf the west coast of Xew Talaad. Meetings had been heki at various points. and special constables were be!c?sorn tn. Pww Alfrmf nnnfJ tr- VimI Vto Prince Alfred presented Mr. Veil, who saved his lift, with a splendid fold watch, chain, seal, ete. Prussfci, recommends the adoption of a new eiiuse In the laws ot nations, exsmpt ui private property oa the seas from seizure is time of war. fh L strenztbenbs the fortideatieas of Coterne, and ia seetinjr a naval iWrot tn the Carribean Sea. ksw ntiBRK also nrps tne aoopiiou of a nnifiMct international system for the measurement of tnunase capacity for ship visg purposes, on the English system, as the cest basis but he surest that it be modi fied by the application of tbe metrical system. CAUFOHNIA CORRESPONDENCE Esrecuuxr to thi Hawaiiax GArrm. Sas Fkascisco, June 13, 1S6S. Our Gold mud Stl-rce- Product. The report of J. Eoss Browne on the min eral resources of the Pacific Coast, was put before the Eastern people in printed form I i'lTnZlOu.Uta Uth. Congress will her chief source of wealth. In fact, they probably adjourn the last of next month, may be regarded as secondary in inipartasce, By that time we hope to bave seven or eight as compared with her vast wheat-growing at the reconstructed States acting with us-in and wine-prodacics capabilities. Last year the Union. ocrranaers raised about seventeen mflnori of breadstnfis, ami a there is no fadare tn the crops the present season, the harvest will turn out from twenty to twenty-five millions i bushels of wheat alone. Agriculture is the true source of a nation's wealth and great cess. What need we care, therefore, if the mines of precious metals give out to-exor-row! I Mr. Browne presents the following figures itfrtf miM am? H nrrnlr-rt fif thi 4?na. as the. gold and sliver product ef the Coast for the year ending January 1st, 1S3T: f-.7m, i.. 2jco,coo siu awoajiOO Xentana lidxtw Hid. S.CUO eco JWajM. ggj;- iiolnjil v wh." wvl mimhot i .Tatal. oarCK5 vtcatecsrwa. Soles aoi Ter ztfri. saaccBTzaSKit fijr hj Xaetmrs aad Xxres Cnofaaies, ecr, iccacoo TiOl pruisct tf the Ficac Stus. ,J73,uUl,0ca "The buIBon product of "Washineton Is esthnated by the Surveyor-General at ilDO, C7). That of Orezon is rrted as hizh as t2Jlt. IsteBhrect residents of Idaho and Montana represent that the fisure ziven la-tbe aWve estimate, so far as these Terrt taries are eeueemedV are entirely too low, and might be doubled without exceeding the I truth. The product for Idaho alone, for this year, is said to he from ilZJXOfiCO to iln,- VJTtjm. That of Montana is estimated by the Sarreyof-Genent at tiOJXQJXfl. Sin Oar exceptions are takes to the estimates cf Col orado, Xew Mexico and Arizona." Another JTcaalan Sear. The Canadians are again terror-stricken at the Idea of a Fentia Invasion. July has bees t fixed upon by pubGc rumor as the mouth In I which tie Brotherhood win successfully t i-.. i r,rg-r.T-r-Ttcted from lceomDiishin2-bT Gen. Meade m TB? Xew Tort Wvrfd, ecu- tates an article rentier to the preparations raM?fct ore extracts British power it to be attacked every 1 where-northof our boundary lire, and fmal- i;;Sl".4S...Tl i"1 rrSf: "eSPrntlflS Fsr trtn. Jona o ietu, ice rrwiaent ni ia I Brherhooi basfeees traxerjinj thecn- eoramg eampa&jn. These rcstraettoos are I i;i.;.f,i.-ml,f TV. n, r w obey htm to tom Over fLCM Chwles mtlCUUdtit. son. and thousands of Fnfasre Bring-and ptettinx- fe the shartov of the British fiaz BoFdei tine rSr of the French popula-1 ttrm have fcifcitxd doctrines of the nrne or 1 emcre serine. For tweive months east. rixit En the fcttr of the United state aathor- ages, thousands of senteaMe iifei&n uis have t teen received as the Fecfan heaanuarters In I Fourta street, ani being: first assorted there, bare bees coxed cn and seat to the fa ts- aeraale Circle of the Brotherhood. Many tacarit, aart tse tutrarnw aarxicntcti mere. Montreal win be atraekaf br filtera thou- Zw nave fought fa j cuxeWI waron both sida; and Montreal i.. 1 wia nj oe-ura w nir. 4. w v- TJ mtmn rf5r33rr rrruiar txoeica us tae isotsimaD, neyx tar caoeenarsimne. 11c jrana 90.' --,t ts t e nr-' -mxa. aad fcr tie pride of tteWrarje wk Egh: hard; tut the Feaar futfira- thai tier are tSri down ot red tspe that KwJateaposiSScfiir them to do rent assert that a- thcod. mSa cf i fosticr ot rgirdjd by DgtttfirT't'Trt i- adversaries, th the exception of the ripe- laytreusinest lu which all the world 1 ctcelkj br tl; Biiwa OMttr. A seeoort wTi r? w UJJa 0 amJBnSLW SCS to operate, ar.Vi lUmUton and Toronto, while three tiasod men will cro from Detroit, land at Sandwich, and adrancine; and Uamlltoo load, w 1U cut tneraiU, drstroe .v l 1 1 .l1 th telegraph, ted gather ubslstecea for tbe third body of tn thousand men which will meet them at an Intermediate jclnt to be selected hereajer. If thlrtythre thousand men are not evesh, one hundred and three thousand menran be IcTitd from the ranks cf the Brothrhood, to deal with English men as nsihmen haee dealt with snch brave fellows k'MIen, Gould and Lartln." One would ay, after perusinc this circum stantial statcient, that the Vcnians are a very ingenues and confident body of men, since they ca aSrd to let their enemies know all the details of their plans before thcr have attainted to earrT them out. Aud one would al say if be believed one half the stateuentuf the Hi-ruf that oar Uot ernment is a iiost tolerant and Indioerent spectator to tete threatening events, sinco no etlbrt teera. to be exerted on her part to 1reserve sacid, treaty stipulations. Let us ook upon tie matter rationally, and pro nounce the w)ole story "jammon" Xelther ocr own Government nor the people of tnn ada are cappij. Any attempt to ship troops, mnnitlocs orprovlsiocs Irani American soil would be strc to be discovered and pre vented; butt the Government failed in Its duty, 'he Caladiaas themselves U1 be pre pared for theltivaders, and give them a warm reception. A dispatch from Toronto, of the 11th iat.. firobhrs the followioe; as the latest intelligence oa this bead A movableolumn, composed of the first battalion bradc, the 43d Volunteer batta lion. thc.Ptuwa field battery, and FrontciuTs cavalry, ire held in readlnes to proceed un der oroV? at an hour's notice. KocsrsYoisT, X. Y., June Hth. Four pieces cf Fenian artiUery bave left here for Dorta m known. Three cases of muskets arrivedat Chatanqua yesterday. HcconttructSon. been admitted, C6nSress 1 is fo!tinj; up its food work, and will toon hrinstn several others of the "emssrslsters." j xt,,. tte. on the Uta. passed the House bitl-o admit North Carolina. South Carolina, tion, shall btt laanzurated without delay; but no person pruniBiiett tram noiuin? omce un der the L nited States, or by any State, by section three of the proposed "amendment of the Constitution of the L nited States, known as article ionrteen. shad be deemed eligible to any office in either of the said States nn-i I less relieved mm oisatmity oy saia amend ment. All the necessary guarantees against slavery have thus been provided, so that whenthebiilKOcstothe House for concur rence in the amendment made by the Senate, it will probably be finally passed without much ducussion. Chicr Justice Cbmac. Such free Use of II r. Chase's name has been made recently in eosection with impeach ment and tbe Presidency, that the Chief Jus tice has felt called upon to enlighten the blle tu fci, The Xew York Jiirald of the 9th contains the annexed. from Mr. Chase: "I was not a partisan on either side of Ira- Kachment, and neither expect nor desire to a candidate for office again. It would, however, gratify me exceedingly If the Democratic party would take tbe grontd which would assure the party against all attempts to subvert the principles of nclrer sai sutfrue estaBfished in eight and to be estatlishcd in all the Southern Constitutions; then, I think, the future of tbe great cau?e for which I have labored so long would be secure, and I should not regret my absence from political labors." .V Dearth. There Is very little news stirring of an la portanr nature, either foreign or domestic Miscellaceotii. Washtsgtos, i George C Gorham of California was elected Secretary of the Senate without a ballot. Mr. Buckalew announced the death of ex President James Buchanan, whereupon the Senate adjourned. Hear Admiral craven is to ce oetaccea from the command of the Xavy Yard of Mare Island August 1st, aad ordered to the cora- mandoftheXortii Pacific squadron. Commodore James Aides has been ordered to the command of the Mare Island Xavy Yird. Li5CASTrjr,(Pmrt,Jnne5L Mr. Bneha- nan's funeral yesterday was the most Impcs- ingceremouy ever witnessed in this county. s. numoer ot aeiecaitotu iroca uesiaul i-iuts were present. Atont i,KO persons walked in the process iom Business was universally suspended. Mr. Buchanan's estate is es timated at SCO.Ora. He wis 77 years orage. Boarrox, June t A project Is on foot for a complimentary tfianer to senator Fessenden, for the purpose of endorsioic his integrity, independence and purity as a statesman. Governor Bollock, will preside. Ex-Governor Washbnrne, President Hall of Tale Col lege, James Basseii Lowell and other dis tinguista:d gentlern c will participate. Basra. Can, W. I. May 12th. lioU Tbe Cnit:d States luojMf war JfammjaWa, thrown np Into the town by the wave whlea fallowed the Xovember earthquake, went afimt at half-past Bine last evening, after ereat exertions cn the part of the launchers. The cheering ef the townsfolk could be heard miles away. Ia honor of the occasion the Danes this norat.z fired a royal salute, which was reiurned'by the flagship Contm cudc The Jfw.vsaeCc male very Ettie water, and will probably be ready to sail for the Xortb in five or six weeks. Byforeign officers the launch has hitherto bees trenerally pronounced and impost ibiHty. special ootpatcn saja tec r wiuu latere adopted the thirteenth and fourteenth Amendments to the Coualitutiou of the United States. The Legislature win elect C. 5. Senators on the lath. General Meade win be in Washington to-day, having been summoned to cooaalt Gen. Grant ia regard to the inauzuration of state officers in the states is his district. It is sated on good authority that tbe rf.K.H..S.rmr,WH.mrm(r ifavortL rng o?an Immedi. IT-rmnriiiitm the ravmest cf Alaska. V"'. WglSdTZL MertoCaileato-nay loruniornu. Joe steasuara jt. nence soc vera Crn-r -vm HAtten All ewct one were saved. Tbe vessel was valued at t tour hundred thousand dofrar, tie cargo -ae mare. Bota were tasureo. Ottawa, Caxasa, June to A cams, orgruU Ml to rrval the IfamoGth Cave neatneky, has bees diseonxed-I mile north of this eirr. PxonriiJCr, Jic 'Jih- S. Sprtgue was tcniay rc-iected Ceiled States Serif or, without opposition; Sr. Locxs. Joa St The Dtmeerai learnit frocx a responsible enrce tst the recent treaty with the Osage Indian, by rL" "'r EaHrtui Company fer 25 tests aa sere, meeu w great dhfitror Other ceriSg resettle punka had nsdc Dtvorafctc: rronKiirJHEa. wMA were nued br the

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tloos tare been dceesSoeznl t" t. eaaseaalraht Aoetfeaa FeuUa psper had heea fctd fahis pcesefcfatr. and directing the Cftcactorcf Forcfgn ACiirs to inquire Into the faels. Lctdc. Jkc 1 JiJi. The Ascot rxcea gold "Bine Gowb." -SpccnJscj vis teencd a-d SI Alfred saard. TtrTT-eiera Dat.Wkbsesoat, Jns AwoMrmtt tlU.. llUlllehne M. liAviiuiah th. fb.ir. VTYpKr lheChan. uin. Minutes ef the preceding iltjwJ aad pprved. Bsrvsrs or ConTs.-Hao. J. 0.1n. UU.ehimwrKnroUlneCcmte.reprt- gSto biUl TK-Ti,w..L, n ApproPrutwo BiU. An A t dwlate place for th. laadmS Aa Act regardins the nU8caUon cf Uee- t nr Aa Act to tstabUsh Hawaiian Board of Health. An Act to aathorii the levy of light does. An Act to establish the compensation ef Rep resentatives. Aa Act to amend section -tSi oi the Civil Code. An Act ta secure far married women th benefits ef Life Insurance. An Act to amend chapter 31, section J, cf the Penal Cod. The bill to amend sections 1IJ0 aad KS1 of th Civil Code did not meet with tbe approval of His Majesty. Mr. Byd presented the report of th Com mute cn Accounts. Total expenses of the Legislative Assembly, session ef 1SSS, $10, 0T7.11. Keport adopted. Rxsairococ. air. Kalu offered the follow, ins resolution That th thaakt of th Assem bly are due, and are hereby tendered to 11. II. M. Keknanaca, President, and to th Hon. Godfrey Rhodes, Vic President of this Assem bly, for th unvarying punctuality, fairness aad patience with which they have presided over the Assembly daring th session. Adap ted. M. Rhodes, lu reply, said In behalf of ear venerable and highly esteemed Chief, His Highness the President, aad myself. I beg to return my warmest acknowledgments for the honr yea have done us by the complimentary vote joit taken. Oar session has been a re. narkably short en much shorter than ia usually the case and still a very large amouBt of work has been most completely as well as expeditiously accomplished; and for that gratifying fact there are reasons which I will briefly stat. Chief among them has been the unceasing devotion to business of the Committees fer of all the work done, a very larje proportwn of it has been done, and most faithfully and effectually done, in Cvmmitte. In my experience, I have never known snch devotion to business, snch unremitting and nnSagging exertions in behalf of th general welfare, as have been displayed by th J lifer ent Cemmittees daring th present session. Xut a petition from the humblest of His Ma. jejtr's subjects but has had its full amount of attention, and wherever cans has been shown, redress or assistance has been at once admin. Istered not a pacer or report bat has been thoroughly examined and criticised; not a bureau or department of Government bat has been subjected to the severest scrutiny. It would be unbecoming in me, where all bave dene so well, to name any Individual, or any particular committee, but I trust I shall not be considered impertinent in saying that in dastry and perseverance, such as we have been witnesses to this session, never fail in da time, to bring their own reward to those who practice them. Another reason for our rapid aad harmonious transaction of business is the forbearance and good temper which the As sembly ha4 universally displayed in all its re lations with yoar humble servant. Tbese have mosx materially assisted and set him at ease under what would otherwise hare been very trying circanutanees. and for them be now re turns you hia most cordial thanks. I can not conclude without also expressing my very sin cere thanks ta aU the oficers of tbe Assembly for their very valuable services, especially to th Secretary, whos exactness, promptitude and knowledge have so conduced, to the order of the Assembly. Gentlemen, we are about to part. I wish yea every prosperity for year selves, and a happy meeting with those friends and constituents to whose interests, daring the past sessiun, you hare so well attended. Mr. Boyd t-fiered the following resolution That th Secretary of the Assembly. R. H. Stanley, Esq., has performed the dutiil in cumbent upon him in a most acceptable man ner, and should he 1-e willing to assume simi lar duties at any future Session of the Legis latir Assembly, we earcestlx,recommend him to the favorable consideration of future mem bers. Adopted. Mr. Stanley, in response, said Xobles aad Representatives, I return to you my sincere thanks for the eotnptiment expressed in the resolution, assuring me of your high apprecia tion of the manner in which I have discharged the duties of Secretary. "Before bidding you adieu, I beg Ieare to suggest, should I have the honor of again occupying this position at the next biennial Session, tbe RepresentatiTea who may haee the honor of being returned, will be pleased to place on my right, one of yaar own nationality, to act as assistant Sec retary, who may thereby become conversant with the important, duties of this honorable oee. Resolution by Mr. Kalu That the Serjeant-at-Arms, vTo. C. Parke, Esq.. has performed his duty with the same aasidnity that has dis tinguished him in previous sessions, aad that n Assembly could have a more acceptable eCcer. Adopted. Hia Ex. C. de Varigny introduced a resolu tion, instructing the Secretary of the Assem bly to return to the Minister of Foreign Affairs the correspondence relative to the negotiation of the Treaty of Eienjrocfty. Adapted. His Ex. F. W. Hatchison, reported back as having been signed by Ills Majesty in 4et to amea3 an Act entitled An Act to repeal chapter 10 of th Civil Code, aud to regulate tbe Bnreaa of Pablie Instruction," approved January I, IS Si, by adding sections Its, -Si. Ztc, after section 26 is said Act, and the following nit signed An Act to amend as Act entitled an Act to repeal Chapter 10 of tbe Civil Code, and to regulate the Bureau of PabGe Iostraction, aad to iasert certain new sections, to te styled Section 13a, Seetian ISs, ami Section 23i. Th Assembly bsek a rets ef ten minutes, toaxaft the arrival of His Majesty. AtlZx. asseaabled again and were prorogued. BY AUTHORITY. AS ACT To authorize the Icrj of Light Zhte. Be IT EX1CTZD, lj t& Kimj, ad tie Lytta fire Aelfj f tit Slawcaimu I(om(U, i tit LeyUfatmrc of tie Kingdom aixbler1 Pfra-TTthtj- 1 TfksTrt fusil fcg ITitxI U.TMMZ ill tcih! axnricj from aire ad. at any port f this kingdom where a light house may l established, the sum .f three dollars, which shall be paid before departure to the CoUeetar i cf Customs. See All vessels engaged m the coast ing trade shall pay tea cents per ton aa fight mosey, is consideration cf which they shall be entitled U visit aU ports where H-fct booses may te established, for the tens of one year, without further eharge. Approved this 21th day f June,- it. Kaxesakeza R. AS ACT To provide for th appointment of a Deputy MarshaL Bz it exactes, y Ue Aij, aa rs ixjuia- free J t?m liy ef tit Hmtetnvtm Ulanat, tn tit Ityiitafrrt tit Kinjdem antmUed: SccTtoa 1. There shall be appointed by the Marshal cf th kingdom, a Deputy Mar thai, who, in ease tt the absence or disability. ef asch Marshal, shall it aathorised to do all acts sad t brags saw reurrei to te dan by taidKaahal. Sec. 2. The Marshal thai! te ntftaHU on Ms oSciat bead fir the act sad .default f scab deputy, ApprsTed ths 23d day sf Jure, liti. KAMEHAMEHA P AS ACT To fargrtttf th serrice f Crimisal proetss. Er TT EXACTTB, lfliKl end lit tfjitlO' tUt AttwtUj f tit iaraiii Ittamdt ta tie ItgvUttrt" UrStwjitm attmlltdi Stcrtas 1. Whenever aay warrastof ar rest ka beets ttsued by any Court f ecntp tcst jartsdietiss, caitie accused party shall exape leycsd the Jtsrisdsetios of soch Court, it than fc tawfsl fir the oSeer ta wbsus soch timst shall lar beea directed, to pons ssd arrest jeeb aeesutdwtj is xsy part cf tbe krigira -frri4rJ, that the nsrrast shall te tot esdecssd with pnper word at aslLor sty frssa tc Ctreait Jaij c Kreriet Jm- lice, ta tho Island where thsastual arrest shall be made. Sac. i. Any officer authorised lo lerv warrant at th place, of arrest may also servo any. warrant endorsed as aforesaid. Sac. 5. Th Supremo Onurt may front tltn to tin, br general tales, prescribe fot for carrying this 'Act Into Sct, aad raak all other needful trgnlatlor.1. Sec. 4. Tbe eipenses of serving soch war rants, shall b adjusted by tbe Court originally Issuing th warrant, and aceouated for oat of aay fines and penalties In Its possession. Approved this 23d day if June, 1?SS. Kauanaxaita R. AX ACT To anthorlio the Commissioner of Crown Lands ta axscut a deed of confirmation to a certain lot of land In VTalluku, Island of Maui. iriereos, th conveyance of title to the Church lot of the Reformed Catholic Church st Wallaka, Island of .Maul, glean by Ills 1st Majesty Kamehameha IV, Is dtfectiv and, irtereos, it is right and proper that th Sam should b perfected; therefore, Bs IT ESiCTiD, e tit King, oJ tie XeeiWa. tire .tsseeiilf of fAe ifesnnVait ftta, tw tie Lrgittutmn f tie Ajcdo nrMfed. Skc 1. The Commissioner of Crown Lands are hereby authorised and empowered to make proper deeds of assaranc and confirmation to th Synod of tbe Hawaiian Reformed Catholic Church, of Wallaka, Waul, of the premises known and occupied as their Church Lot, In said place. Sec. t. This Act shall take effect and b in fore from and after Us passage. Approved this 33d day of June, 1S53. KAMsnaacna R. AX ACT To promote Immigration, n'aeretu. It is of great importance to pre vent th depopulation of these Islands, and the dlmination of the native race therefore, Bk IT SXACTK9, ij lie Auj ami tie iniiSa tir .iMeassTy lit 7firflmiN 7aOf, t lie Xcytslafiir tf tie KutyJcm aMtmltttis The Board of Immigration are hereby authorised and directed to take prompt aad efficient measures fur the introduction of Poly, neslans, or both sexes, from other Islands of the Pacific Ocean, and to provide, by contract, for their support and employment, for a term of years. Vat all soch contracts ahall pro viJe, as far as may be, that ihe employers shall receive as many womeo as men, aad that saitable provisiun shall be made for the sap port of snch women.. Approved this 33d day or June, 1S63. KAMznAxsBA R. AX ACT To establish a Hawaiian Board of Health. iTAerea, the outer districts of this kingdom are greatly in waut of physiciaot and virreot, it is thought advisable to establish a system of licensing Hawaiian practitioners of medicine therefore, Ba it exactko, fy tie JCig aad fie Ltyitla rire AsteMiy tie ifairaiiaii Jtlaiuit, I'm fie Ltgitlatmrt of fie JCitlom asscnofedr Sectios 1. His Majesty the King shall appoint a Board of Health or native born Ha waiian, consisting of three persons, who shall serve during the King's pleasure, and whose duty it shall be to examine and inquire into the qualifications and good moral charac ter of native Uawaiiana who wish to practice medicine in this kingdom. Sec 3. Said Board, or a majority thereof, shall give to each candidate, of whose quali fications they are satisfied, a certificate to that effect. Sac. 3. Upon the receipt of the certificate, as in. Section 3 set forth, the Minister or the Interior is hereby authorised, in his discretion, to grant to the applicant, apon the receipt of 'ten dollar, a license to practice medicine for one year. sec. 4. tiery physician thus licensed shall ikeep a written record of 'all his business, set ting forth the nature of the disease, the medi cines used, the number of cures effected, tbe number of deaths, the names, sexes and Blares of residence of his patients which book of record snau at au times be open to tne inspec tion of the Hawaiian Board of Health, or the Minister of the Interior, or bis agent; aad any practitioner who shall not keep bis record properly, or shall fail or refuse to exhibit the same when called apon to do so, shall, upon conviction thereof, before, "a Police or District Justice, be fined in a sum no exceeding one hundred dollars. Sec i. Any practitioner who shall be con victed of the practice of Anaana, Uoopiopio, Uoounauna or Uoomanamans, shall forfeit his license. Sec 8. Any native Hawaiian who shall praetice medicine without having obtained a license, as hereinbefore set forth, shall, upon conviction thereof, before a Police or District Justice, be fined in a tarn not less than twen ty nor more than one hundred dollars. cec i. inis.ici snau use enect and be come a law from and after the dale of Its pas sage. Approved this 23d day of June, 1S63. Kaveraxesa B. Honolulu Water Works' Notice! ALL TEItSOXS HAVING WATER Privileges, are hereby notified that a half year's rate in ads ance, wilt be doe and payable at my oSce oa the FIRST DAY OP JULY, and if not paid within ten days from that date, they will be liable to hare their wa ter stopped off without further notice. H. PREXDEP.0A3T, Sup't Honolulu Water Work. Ofiei of Water Works, ar foot of Xuuanu Street. 23-3t NOTICE. THE UMIEHSIGNED, intending to leave this Kingdom, hereby requests all persons indebted to him io make immedi ate payment, aad those having claims against hia will please present the tame for settle meat. 31-tf C. FRED. PPLUGEB. BUTTER! BUTTER M EYE R S, Sapertntendant of Molokai Daky. FEES II BCTTEB RECEIVED TWICE A I Week, for tale by j 30-tf fcTf BAYIDGE. GOOD FEESH BUTTES -fAIJE O.V OAIIU, and for sale at j cents per pound, by 29-tf B. BAVIDOE. lUnRl'KGII-MKEMEw iTEE EfBUBAyCE COMP'Y, TUB USDEKSIGJIED, IIAVI.VG les appointed Agent of the tbov Com. paay, ar prepared to Insure risk against Fire on Ston aad Brick Bonding, and oa Mer chandise stored therein, on th most faverabl terms. For particular apply at tbe ofire of J-ly F. A. SCIlAEFER t CO. Fof W iwi jMffiea, Hawaii. Sch. Annie, Will run as a regular packet to tb above ports. For freight or psriir apply to ll-3as WALEEB A ALLEX, AgeaU. FOR SALE. THE cCHOOSEB OF MUM, tS li-ti ten rexitter, copper aad copper-fas' tcsed, bow running between this Port and Hila, having juit leea pet Sa a thoroocb state of repair and farsithed with s ccspitu sttt ef "Stw Sui, Gttr, Orootd Tackle, etc., Is now offered for tale. For psrtlraUri, apply to L.L.TOKEEKT, Hooolela, er U-tr J. H. Cossy, Kilo. PACKET LINES. THK HTKAMKK BLILAUBJL, Will run daring the present quarter as follows LKAVl-tO HOXOLCLD Monday, June 29 itcnJay, July 20 Monday, July 4 Monday, July 27 Monday, July 13 Monday, August 3 Layiag up the Week eoaveBcia; 19. Monday, August IT Monday, September T Monday, August Si Monday, September It Monday, August 31 W At 41 r. precisely, touching a Ztnbatna, Kalepolejo, Stake' Landlnaj, Kralaktkna, Kaltua, KwVTKHusr aatt Xalaetkasia. A!S USAV1S0 Kealak.ku, Wednesday, about noon, Katlua, Wednesday erenlnjt, Kawaihao a Mahnkoaa, Thursday trtalng). Arriving back at Honolulu Saturday mornings. H- WALKER A ALLE.V, Agents. HAWAIIAN PACKET LIJCE. For San Francisco. THE AI CLIPPER BARK jH X. O. JeCxxjpi'gt'y'. N. T. BEXXETT, Comanader. Having a large portion of her cargo already engaged, will tall on or about IVctlHCMtlny, July Sth, for the abore port. For freight er passage, having superior accommodation for Cabin and Steerage Passengers, apply to WALKER A ALLEX, 21- Agents..! CALIFORNIA. OBEQCX ARB MEXICO STEAMSHIP COXFATTS San Francisco awf HootMi line. The Company7 Splendid A 1 Steaiaship h IDAHO, -mt. F. COXXOR, Commander, 'Will rata between Itozsoliilm aet Savaa Francisco by tne foUustLaa; Time Tablet aarAavcas rani Asxmt San Francisco.. lloootulu Saa Fraacim.. AT ...Maya ...Jen 9 ..Jan 2S ...July IS ....Aaa-1 ...Abc 22 ...fpt 10 llonotulu May 9 San rraaclsco.....MTS Honolulu. .June i San Francisco.. Ilouotalu San FrancJsco. llooolulu .July 4, Hooolnta. July 2t,SaaTraaclseo.. ..Aug lO'IIooolola .Aug SiSan Francisco.. Through freight to Portland and Victoria will be taken at reatonabl rate, and Liberal Advance Xade ea aH SkljpmcBtd per Steaatfr. Insurance guaranteed at lower rates than by sailing vessels. Particular car taken of ship ments of Fruit. All order for Goods to be purchased In San Francisco, will be received aad filled by retard of Steamer. U. 1IACKFELD A CO.. ll-3m Agents. HAWAIIAN PACKET LXSK For Portland. Oregon. Tne rt.vc ctirrca bake 1 CLARA R. SUTIL, X. C. BROOKS, Matter. Will have Dispatch for the above port on her return from San Francisco. For freight or passage, having supericc o commodations for Cabin and Steerage passes- gers, apply to WALKER A ALLEX. Agcnta. 20- HAWAIIAN PACKET LLNX. For San Francisco, The following Firtt-Clast Ves sels will run regularly In the Honolulu lane D. C. MURRAY. GABBKIBGE, CKI.EMXIA. Eor Freight er Paisagb, havfak-. Caperior Accommodations for Cabin and Steerage Pas senger, apply to "WALKER A ALLEX, 20-3 m Agents. FOR NAWILIWILI. the ctirrn scsooiex CAPTAIN NIKA. Carrying tit iaeai'fa Hail Ki'lAovt SUiJt 'VHH Leave Honolulu Every Saturday, at Four o'clock r. Ee turning, wOI leavo Nawillwill every Tnetday aftemton. For Freight or Passage, apply to 17-tf D. FOSTER A CO. REGULAR PACKET FM MHO. m ctirrtn icnooxcn JMsalODD FELLOW, 3am, CAPTAIS DAVIS, ;f Will run regularly as a Packet between Hono lala and nilo. For freight or pass agev apply oa board, or to CIITJXG HOOK, ll-3m Agent. FwC lllwrrttwl 8MNl'lvr4iMC S Tbe line atJiBnctt clipper acooner 'KATE LEE E. D. CRANE, Master, Will ran regularly and punctually on the above ronte. For, freight or passage iff ly' to the Master 00 board, or lo C, EEEurjs Co. March 31,1 U-Sm Ff HilO, FAVKU mi KJUWKI. The klwenrr HAM LIS. Master. Will run -egnIarIy for the abore ports. For freight or paage apply to L. h. TOEBEP.T, Uonolalu, ll-3m Or J. H. COJJXY, Hllo. Faff Mil Ufti ttmtimm lLttim dL Sch. Activ, Will ran a s regnfsf packet to the abort, ports, touching at LAHAISA. FortrolirU or paatsg apply to WALKER. A ALLES, Aawwtt. The BckofiBsr Will run as a naUt pakt littwiia Ka lola aad lii, iwWatr r1f tHahaasJ Md Put o. Yi freight or ytsitai afsri- w Mm L'tia oa boaed o Tn "la N. PXlEXlt(3AgT,Aat 3k I! i .luUaajjiTtliilli,

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