The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-05-05

mittee Of conference aDove. Nosnxr, ~ a.
NJ nsc.,.y moved to reconsider ne .sstiss = q 1 R.s.s 3.
ssss'sy, giving y s, 3. :. rl lis lection. ne ! vote =. lseon.ld
sred- and ~. McCuny read . Joint resolution 70 = ~ ~
boa, is 81 I sssIsisn 3 sh sif s. anal. ...,a.
Mr.. Chamberlain opposed the resolution aom y : 70 he t;me. TIL
Y ss ras t ne sulremeZthere was no Constitution then. 80,
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Mr. sheldon offered the following resolutions ..v
az f tseir constituents, beg most respectfully to present 70 !.
Majesnes the King and Queen; their united ana h !. made 1snd
%s shs b pess, 20 hsnuiiy been crowned With SUGGEST in securing .
fand for the establishment Of hospitals e ; .ns saa rSey have more
than ever secured q firm and lasting title 70 our e'''@
: Re - Ia That a select committee be appointed, whose duty
it shall be to present a copy Of these resolutions a"d u : ns sheldon 4
Robertson. Richardson, Kaiama, and Kahookano. were appom-
senrers for the benefit OF hospitals. Ordered for to-day. .s
The joint resolution of Mr.. Mccully was then taken up .
Nj. Robertson's bill passed a second reading and was ofoefeo
OF Mr. = H X aeaI'f from the Joint committee on the Appropriation
Bill, reported certain points of difference which nan osen o1"-
promised by them. Adopted, and the House adJourneo;
Mr.. Robertson, from the COMMITTEES on Education, presented n Z
commendiation to appropriate $4,000 worth Of s:hooI lands To-
the Board Of Education. The report was adopted.
The same gentleman, from the select committee TO wait on HIs
the thanks Of the House for his exertions in securing q hospital
fund. reported that they had performed that duty ana ?; tns. as
lalc5IY WAS Ndo W S4fA~S
surance of the good feeling Of the representatives OF the people
towards himself and family.
ment had waited on His Majesty, who was pleased J Q INFORM
them that He should proceed to prorogue the Lesisia'oie '-"'r
row at IL NJ. ~.
Kekuaiwa passed a final reading, and Mr.. Austin RECEIVING =
majority Of ballots, was elected by the House as one u a Aroi-
traitors.
A message was received from the Mobiles, informingt at tney
had appointed a Committee OF Conference on the CLAIMS on a
Queen Dowager. A similar committee was appointed by Inc
Representatives, when the House adlourneu 10 o., g. e. ~ a;o,rn-
THREE O'CLOCK, p. M.-The House met pursuant Y aoJouh-
ment.
that they had agreed in favor of paying the Queen Dowager
$4,000 i'm Exchequer bills, with interest at the rate of IL per cent.
per annum, as part payment of the note Of go, eminent In hI
agreed to nav her $1,000 for her interest in the property now oc-
cupied by Messrs. Hofschlaeger & Stapenhorst, provided she
shall agree to release to the government all ciam o SAID prop
erty.
These propositions we're agreed to by the House. mem. con.
A message was received from the Mobiles, transmitting a notice
of the acquiescence of that House ia sundry bills sent up to
them, and also in the points of difference In the appropriation
bill.
The House took a short recess while the latter part of the APP
bill was being engrossed as amended. The Dill hav-
ing been engrossed,, the committee of finance carried IT 10 the
House of Mobiles, and returned with the announcement that that
House had concurred. Whereupon the House adjourned to to-
morrow, Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock.
The Mobiles informed, by message, that they had finally passed
the biennial bill OF appropriations for 1850. Also transmit
ting a joint resolution respecting the publication oil the Civn
Code.
The committee on accounts reported that the expenses of the
House to date were 1895, and they were Instructed to draw
for that amount.
Mr.. Kupakee offered the usual resolution of thanks to the
Speaker, to which Mr.. Austin responded in an appropri to
The House took a recess until a quarter to II.
At 12i p. NJ, the House proceeded to the hall Of the House OF
Mobiles, and, after listening to His Majestys speech, (Which Is
and passed a vote of thanks to His Majesty for his gracious
speech; after which the House adjourned sine die.