The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-21

review their acts during the session. They state that
they have appropriated the Of $600 for roads and
bridges to meet the wants Of various portions Of the
islands, besides which $1,000 is placed at the dis
posa of the Minister Of the INTERIOR SAL 600 for the
erection Of suitable jails on all the islands
The court was to go into mourning from the aOth Of
june to the goth ofJuly for Kekauonohi, deceased
The following appointments have been made:
A. W. Parsons ESQ has been appointed District A.
torney for the second judicial district of the Hawaiian
Islands comprising the islands Of Maui Molokaia and
by his Excellency the Governor Of Hawaii-aeorge NJ
Robertson Esq to be Local Circuit Judge on the island
Of hawaii; to reside in South Kohsla, (waimea)
BY the Marshsl-Thomas II. Marshall Esa to be
Sheriff Of the island Of Kauai vice Y. Funk, ESQ.,
signed.
THE FOURTH OF JULY AT LAHAINA.
From the Polynesian, July l2l
cold collation. was given by DR. A II Koon and Mr.
ample justice DONE and the kndest Of feeling
manifested.
The table for the dinner laid at the Hale kaman
The decorated with the sweet scented MALE
al the American flag good portrait OF Washington
hung upon side OF the table with the American eagle
the opposite while directly over the centre large
double wisath Of MALE, intertwned in which the
American and Hawaiian flags smaller wreaths hung at
each end of the table.
At two clock the ladies called by invitation were re-
ceiTed by the committee and gentlemen present, and
luted by the in front OF the house After plea
ssnt hour passed IN noticing the arrangements and
interchange Of congratulations the serving of refresh
ments, sc the lsdes retired expressing themselves
much pleased with the arrangements.
At half past three the conpsny being all assembled
r. II BoSn, Esq ,watedupon Mr. Buoker the American
consul ard in few minutes retrrn with that gentle
man. lie received by the committee of arrange
Dents under salute snd music from the band
after short time dinner was commenced Mr.
Bunker escorted TO the head of the table pre-
sideDt CT the day Mr Nahaoelua the setting
of this island upon his right, and r. Bolles Esq
Bremen vice consul on his left Mr. Gilman presided AZ
tie lower end of the table, assisted by Mr. Hubbard
and Hr Wifong the committee OF external arrange
ments." r II Bown, Esq, oficia ed as toast master,
sitting at the middle Of the table.
Mr. Banker made the Fourth Of July speech The
health Of the acting Governor Of Maui being drank Ma
hst elua and made brief but very happy ply
turnir his thanks to the company for tbs om ut
and alluded 10 the friendly relations existing and that
always had existed between the two governments and
personally between himself and all the gentlemen at the
table and concluded with the following sentiment winch
was very loudly cheered -
america ard Hawaii Guardian and ward may their
friendly relations now existing ever continue
"Ameliks me ko Hawaii poe alma Makua hannah me
Ke Kusi hans e mau loa no Ike noho aloha iwaiaa 0
laua q alau aku q nau aku
In Honolulu, July Sd, by the Rev I. Taylor, Mr. A.
7. Everett merchant, Of Honolulu to Miss q. Vida
daughter Of +. r. Vida, Esq, Gillian Consul for the
Hawaiian Islands
On Tuesday evening, by the Rev. I. Z. Taylor Mr. j.
c. Sradirg OF Salem Mass U. g. A, to Miss Eliz abeth
Irwin Of Woolwch England.
July at the residence OF ii. nj Whitney. in Honolu-
lu by the Rev T. H. Taylor, Dir. Geo. NJ Robertson,
to Miss s, S. Humphreys.