The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09

The amount received for licenses from April lst,
ls4s TO April LIST lSi9, was ell 1871 and from April
let, 1919, to April LIST, 1860, was Sl3 400 IS Total
amount received for the two years, 81, 296 25
On the Dist sf December, 1873, the law relating
TO auction licenses was modified, and hereby sub
init the law, (maTked Ed as modified for the con-
sideration Of the Legislature but would respect
fully suggest that the Legislature reconsider my
remarks IN ref.rence TO the auction licenses, in my
report Of the year 1873. Should the law be modi-
hed according 20 that suggestion, IL would be TO the
advantage OF the government. Should the govern
ment receive per cent on all auction sales, the
amount would not DC less than g. 600 year in Ho-
nolulu, whereas Il now only receives goo.
on CoAsTisG LICENSES.
The number OF Cossung Licenses granted du-
ring the year lS49, inclusive, is 40 Their tonnage
l,5sl, and the amount received s1,l50.
The number OF vessels registered as Hawaiian
from January let, 1919, TO December 31s, 1919, Is
"a, and their tonnage ASS The number of YES
sells registered from January 1st, 20 March 3lst,
1s!0, is 2, their Tonnage 3I9
Herewith is submitted the report Of the Collector
General Of Customs, (marked - which will show
the number Of trading Hawaiian vesse Is that have
cleared tor foreign ports, from April lst 1StS, to
April let, 1919, TO be "a, their tonnage 2,3I7; and
from April lsi, Is4e to April LIST, 1850, to be Fl,
tonnage 2,sS2.
The number Of marriages OF all denominations,
as reported during the year ending December 3lst,
1S49, are as follows
On Hawaii. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. coz
Maui s'.''.'ss'''. .''.'.s.''s SOs
oahu. ......' ....s........ Ib5
Kauai. ........ .........s... $50
Total. ............... .l,siO
But the reports Of marriages have not been made
according TO law. How many were celebrated
during the year lstS, is not known, owing to the
delinquency on the part Of those who are author
lied to celebrate them
OF SATURALrzEp FOREIGNERS.
The number ct foreigners who have become
naiurazed, up to the 3lst Of March, 1850, are as
follows From the United states, 36l; Great
Britain, Ia; France, IL; Portugal, 90; Germany,
II; Denmark, Z; Sweden, s; Spain, 4; Prussia. i:
3; Colombia, 3; East Indies, TO- West Indies, z;
Japan, b Polyncsian Islands, AZ; unknown, 3;
total tg3
Thu is the number who have been naturalized
up to the present time. The number of foreigners
who have been naturazed during the year ending
March 81, 1870, are as follows From the United
States, 57; Great Britain, 2j; France, 2; Russia,
!; Portugal, 10; Sweden. |; Germany, 2; Colombia,
]; China, 2; East lndics, .; West Indies. /; Poly.
lIesis, 4; total, 100
The nSniber of foreigners who become natu-
ralizcd Is Increasing from year TO year. Many of
them have married Hawaiian wives and live
orderly lives. Some are energetic as agricul-
urisis. and others enterTising in different useful
employ mtnts
The report Of the Registrar of Cenveyanees is
hereby unlimited COZ, which will exhibit the
number OF has Official acts. and his receipts.
The feIou Of the Marshal wall exhibit 60 you
his view on this subject; IL is marked u.
or rus PRISONS.
The prisons are in a sad condition throughout
the islands; there are no places suilahk' for the
ccnfB' m,Ri Of criminais, but no place suffers so
much IN tbs respect as Honolua The iasT has