The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-11-18
PUBLISHED WEEKLY nv,
HENRY M. WHITNEY,,

OF France for joining a foreign ship
Ii Is further conended that prisoner has mad
valid contract and has deserted that legal
By the law Of the duty Of the Prefect
se and them notice beng given him and If @
returned to his vessel shall be
provision especial mode or process of arrest
s ss an s Ipon the Consul TO enquire the
MARSHAL was created, and he became, eeo Prefect
In 1879 this Government made United State
IN which was stipulated that the Consu Consus am
Agents authorized require the assistance
the local authorities for the Search and
For this ei er mar s :nd
demand the by the exhibition Of the
ers OF the vessels the rolls Of the by ofca
tins reclamation being thus subsana,ed the
by this stipulation the Consul shall apply to tn,
competent tribunals judges and officers and shall in writing
~ 70 an officer competent to make the arrest Upon
the which has always prevailed in this Kingdom
undoubtedly within the discretion Of either Of partie.
sui shall in writing address his demand deseerbu a.
b Uen @ the usual and adj
ciaiy instituted the Consul would no Obligation
The Magistrate must issue his
The present certainly much more and i
not not eSnended that i Illegal unless made SO by the 10
Every person ha: the right to be from all
and effects and shall issue on probable
aIpSed by oath M or and describing the place be
& the he terms o. The treaty no warrant based
to make demand for the deserter, by
Every person right be secure from all unwarrantabe
seizures but the laws Of the Kingdom treaty
seizure The law ef s aans
and the ey stipulation was made prior the Constitution,
clear that the trainers of the
to fga % Of addition and @
year. law was passed i lawful for the Marshal
being thin the Jurisdiction Kingdom upon written al
peaion made to the Marshal by foreign Consul.
SUI or Commercial gent.
In their legal condition seanen attached to foreign ships
laws OF the which flag wen as
the duty Of tbe % c @ % IN IN IN % m @ oSn COUNTY which make II
hende inoure into The S.cs H. ~ s, are appre
by the Consul OF the nation under whose fag he sails
projecting personal lib
corpus open to him it viii be seen there
fore that the is fully shielded
he be- The arrest is made the
Register the vessel Rolls official
ne anS a he % @ %sd part T Of s The officer has
but il he does not don't yitaie the Tie design
provision is protect the officer should he
wronguy who was not legally attached ship he would be
cOnended that by the parity clause Of the French
and Hawaiian Treaty Of 4G. all the
he claims relation French subjects
on ese as the Governor does natives and that they
Prisoner not having such authority make
claims his discharge by the Tribunals under this Treaty stpula
certainly right privilege subjects the EN-
pire France their
him the control he Subject in this PARTICULAR as the
ect that the Consul shall control him Is it privilege
me parity e,aa'e Prvsses
,nder the parity clause Of privilege impose the subjects OF
taxes. native subjects subjected The native
ee liable for taxe and Obliged to procure the aPproba
mp On any foTsg yei or before he can Leave the the
zed foreigner it is limited 70 the native
By the OF the learned Counsel privileges
nd he
french Consul would like to enjoy the privilege Of controlling
,ardIy regard Civil right privilege Obliged
in Treaties sI i
but usually in fav9r Of extending the rights and
would ony protection
Se to s s the e right. Of
and al this under the parity ease lam Of right and
nth the citizens and subjects of their countries
any legal tyranny
1y the Of The Trsa & The hsss.
laws native subjects such for example prohibiting the
the privileges which they entitled
Chancellor Ken, says ta, trsaes Of commerce defining the
utility and they important title in the
the Ias century but during this period such BY
l has been instituted the subjects of foreign country
~ the law every ablicae his
without leave evinees an insepiion never TO return
nd thereby they lose all their civil and political rights at
Frencmen. by perfect freedom to
the where they The
ruction placed on the parity clause Is NOT 10
aDce with the perfect OF tne Iesen
e subject abroad In the case OF the y: . os w 'H.
n Reports TO- was heid 70 De awIuI 70 ei,' aess ~ s
OF the United States ana tie ~oui pc
IN be no donn. OF te senera o. trsct % 10 serve
righfs VINO lands on these silores, 10 laAe
board OF vessel oil any nation 80 Iar as e Law oi @
concerned and mat contract ary anu PrnPe:y "e -
itoy On 'he .., ,r-t
prior eontraet py .reay , "a , ,,.x are ce,Iv
ed aud delivered up 70 he sup 70 % ;,nsd
ched ana wien nas .' ~ ,be erst h,
ore tban one vessel inc "''' '' ''"'' ~ =
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aone1 tnat py tne - -, ,,rd 10 serye on
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