The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14

Extraordinary Session or the LegisIature--
Speech or the king-His Advice 20 Members
The Appropriation BilI-Addrcsses from
both aouses-Lsying the Corner Stone or
the Sailors Home-Thc King Prcsent-A
Gull the American Whaling Ports
Our files Of Honolulu papers to the 18th August.
An extraordinary session Of the legislature rendered
necessary by the nonpassage Of the Appropriation bill
during the last session. opened by the King In per-
son, Monday, 3oth Of July.
At II O'Clock In the forenoon, the members Of both
Houses had assembled in the hall occupied before by the
house Of MOBILES. His Majesty accompanied by his sa
having been escorted by the Hawaiian cavalry arrived
at the hour mentioned and saluted by two compa
nes OF infantry In position to receive him The King
band was on the ground, and the German band formed
with the cavalry
His Majesty having entered the hall which crowd
ed with srectaors read the royal speech in the native
version everybody present standing.
The Minister forcign Relations at the desire OF his
Majesty, read the English version, which was fol
lows
NoBIFs AND RrPRnEsTAnyn-By virtue Of the power
which the constitution declares TO be vested in have
copvoked you TO this extraordinary session Of the egis
ature. Neither the late dssoln ton nor Of course this
session. would have occurred under any but cxtraord
nary circumstances. Tie only pubic business OF
gency left unfinished At the close OF the late session.
the passage Of the Appropriation b-the most impor
sn' measure Of every session. II Is solely TO pass the
bill mention that you now brought together.
trust that whilst your memories freshly charged
with the circumstances that prevented unanimty be-
upon which you were celebrating when lately dssos cd
you there viii be desire the bart OF ali restrict
the amount appropriated for the current year within the
probable limits OF the years. receipts. II II useless To
make appropriations for appearance sake knowing that
they will not, because they cannot be acted on y de-
sire therefore is that you will reject at in your
t.lrstions every item that Is not of immediate
sity since the ut your disposal will barely suffice
for those ouiays that are ndislensabe by acting on
suggestion you will time and render less likely the
this recurenceof differences questions not OF public
interest. hope the session now opened VIII be very
short one and that you will al cordially un,c 70 applu
priang our small TO the best advantage for ihe
general good. -. 90.
The royal speech having been delivered and The King
having retired with bis sa the Boue proceeded 70 elect
the following officers
Mr G Q Hopkins. ..........' 'seere,aIy seesn, Arms.
Mr.. VIM. knaipuha.. 80. rsfe,AntaF hsi"a'
Rev. Mr. Kuke.. Chaplain, ,,-..-....
Rev Mr. Armstrong ITsnostor ,s.oSas ~" y
a coYahtee Of three 10 prepare P,orss rsly 80 70 w
royal speech and report the same on l Wedney
and Heoni Ana 10 act on sad COMMITTEE. ,.--.,.-
On August /. Mr. wyiie, OF the COMMITTEE 81 sooF--
appointed prepare reply TO the royal speech report
slrr-1he undersgned members Of tho Hoass Of MOBILES
eephted BY that House TO present reply 70 y3lS n
iesys gracious speech from the throne dverd on h'
3o, Of July crave yernisson 10 ank your Majey fo
the sound advice given In Eat speech and % azure you
Majesty that the ms.nber- o the House Of Nobes e9n
Gnng then sevss strictly 10 the special matter Tor Tst
your Ns,esty has eonvoked exiraordinary session
The Legiflatnre will exert their unest 60 ielvgrs =
II the psope IN voting the appropriations Of the year
strict regard to the estimated BY your ha
jcsty's Naiser Of Finance, and 90 az while pfosoln
Tor the efficient discharge Of your Majesty 20 efnarn
10 avoid the burden Of national debt on the one - %
of oppressive taxation your Majesty subjects
the other.
The House OF Mobiles understand this 70 Be- ne risn
Our Mssey hey approve Of thess principle y s
20 Hsjesiy;s rs,s The House Of MOBILES, sirs ieTVen
200 " that mat reirn m. 'e ions and happy
Mr. non the select CONN.,. = 10 hi MAjs.iy
iives, it WSIsd The following sddr,
!, eseh v, fch vas adopsss;s ,sn.a,lyes
NAY n PA 'sst forn MDDry-The gec-~ -NaJe.,
he PEOPLE ~ speetfaIy beg leave 70 uanA -. you
'r the most frAcious and pertinent speec6 " yo y
Majesty fa&ed 70 address 10 tig~ House o. ax
snd Rsiressn,s I've. on The opening Of present
sture. The Re mesentatiye. ~ yonr rsops regret 4
uufor,u nate disal reenent between the 10 kos ~ tie
last legislature rhieh has made 81 bsc.xas Tor yo8r
- - exercise The power vested ron ~ e son.
n 10 eonven. me present extraordinary sws6iua
Nore, by the exsreise of vtdom In our snuuesls
i l4ri he mporial business ihs' vii be brofs y