The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-07-05

Ing Of the Mi=Htes AID prayer.
.-.-ure ard Nanufactur@-agaiust the law referred 10
!, abolsh scs- rs, 1I9, 40. Of the Civil Code. Report
a go Committee % examine into the law relating 10
81 foreign newspapers, reported By a bal ameuiias the
s@m the House Of Nob,es. {, reduce the transit, duties.
NJ Webster raised the Ieiut, that alt bills affecting
81 Lass must. according to tie Constitution, originate
81. House-
NJ. WtIsnann rad FOR the first time a bill 20 provide for the
Srst o. ~ si4e. me postage on foreign neE.p.pe~. pa..eI
=. --aiiaz and va ordered % the translator
" N,Caly read hr th= second time an &C. TO extend the
A4.+.a ii To District ard Police Courts
80 o provide 6r The arrest q debtors was rad for the
So t.5 a bI .. amend chap -,zsc.-w Vas a.
BOSSES OF TIE DAY.
lI dealers liable Nr all liquors sold on their premises.
"a AMI ori-red 20 it. third reaiinz-
HI-tH 20 r-duc- -he special TAX on ores % 80 cent. pass
L,aI Tas oriered to IT. thirI reading to-mJrrow-
Pc-IFOSED BCsINzss-
m PeIH-rs bI va NAH the order Of the day Alougdis-
--on followed tn ul7tinu 70 10y On the table vas Ins5-15
vas AL u nays Ire motion TO pass section l, was Ios;-I3
"S niles. we're suspended and Nr. Webster read for n. frat
=. I'm % abolish entirely the transit duties. This bill va
RAJ % ~ y .y45J D. fIri-ii-ti51 - a. Cir-1it c.. 70
- ofmuri~r "a taken up IN Committee q tn Whole. pass
"A lad ordered to IT, ihi-i reading tc-noT1~. Adjourned
ThHr.d"y, June rs.
n, Committee on Eiucatpn reported by bill 70 authorize the
Prsl sni oftaz Board 9f Lf1eatton . establish English schools,
- FutIe BOARDING. schools on tae different Islands. The vote
a. yesterday on thu PedIiers tHI Was Tecousiiered, and made
r. bI % r~ilcr r6e t-ansi, duties to one Per cent. as pass
- nv D sLCA-e % NHHlr~s -. Fetl L- Ir-t me- ~ re T4le-
-. suspended tnd the bl passed 70 it. -eeoud reading Mr.
aea,a.r .C.r-l tt- @iioEiHz resolution. which va adopted,
ne In a. reported By the Committee on Education, va read
n .-road time aui mae the business q Tomorrow
la COMMITTEES % th- Whole. Sir X pi IN the Chair the bill
nrni-s-i ~ Mr. Webster, q abolish the transit duties, was
a. The business ofth~ day
rv-uIs % th- Eoy-umeuf without ben-fung any one except
~ nm sellers. II The trn-i. duties we're high importer. you'd
pot mpor 80 iarriy. a. they c,gH not export without loss.
The btu passed section By SETON and Sas ordered % it, third
Ia P-ii-r. BIZ "a. next called up. a hard aght was had
- -le. section b.t IL dutiiy Ta-el
H. pa.-sI IT, thri reasiiHs, and Vss ordered O. BE- engrossel.
ALoarnrt
REs5LrrIoSs-
second reading ~ Nr. Kauiseu q am at % amend section
a.. 81 the Civil Cole, prpsiiinz fr reducing the T~SSe on
6r5gn n-EspaVers- pamphlets &C. sent o neEs agents also,
"a ORDERED for III Counitt-y q the Who tomorrow. Mr.
Csanhsrt,, Ne 'f.m ne sr< sP',t7 - te
~ BIN was erIerri Or Monday.
Mr. NeCuly rad a bI % amend section ST. q the Civil
CsIs. abolishng the dutrs GA agricultural implements. Eruer-'
wagon. crrts, seeds. 3 nestle animals. Eutuo, steam engines.
sugar uaIs, @e, &c ordered 10 the translator fr the second
reading
In Committee q the House. Eipi's Dill 20 license PeddIers
vas .asen up aad fnaly pas-et. kauaxau and Krpi sup
inch ~ inch Nr. WaIemaHu then proposed an amendment to-
TIE as. pf0yaiHg that H0 P-idlrr can enter al action against
asyo1s for an amount greater than 50 This amendment passed
: m bal 10 provide fr the d=scent Of property to uleritfnare
ehblr n va discussed, with the amendment that any guardian
claiming properly Tor any Legitimate child b. obliged 70 file
su:a lain in the ofhee 81 'he RgistFar q Conyeyances. and
Va tTsr H. d~ltl. 81 H- ftth-r = -rch child. Th- iii. with
his amenimrn;, passed it, second reaIing, and vas ordered
The bin introduced by Nr- ChanteriayHe to enable the prose
utor o. prove tn had character q the defendant vas taken up
IN Committee % the Whole. After a short debate, the motion
u ub= vas carried.
TIE rules were suspended, and the bill to provide FOR fiesitt-
mat shibirsa r-ls'ei % %. third Rating Mr poEsrtt opposed
Atsr a bInE discGssioa- tAe Dl passed oy majority % orc The
Act tm.nding section sSt, Civil Ccte, extending the jGrsti--
Saturday. june 80.
NJ. SaaPaakai, from seieet Committee, reported on the prd-
ton from Rohals- praying for NOR stringent laws AGAINST
adutery-that the petition he laid on the table. Report
VI Do9sstt. from select Committee. reported on TIE petition
Of Kahin1kaxa. that the petition be LAID on the table, - this
House has No Jurisdiction in the natter Reported accepted
Mr. Ealma, from Committee on Accounts, reported bills from
ue Haze Hqraii aud the Translator Of the House that they b.
SAi- Report accepted
By Nr. Baldwin. that $50 be appropriated for a bell at La
Mr- wTIenann read, for the secoud time. a bill amending
sscrou ss5 % the Civil ode, 10 extend the jurisdiction Of the
Cruit C1urts. Referred 20 select committee, consisting q:
Nessrs- Webster, Wid-manu ami ChamberIayEe-
BT-INE-s o. The DAY
95 % the Civil Code. making the laws fr the arrest Of
i-serisrs more stringent, passed its third reading, and vas
w. NcCuHy's bm % extend the jurisdiction Of District and
P5f-. Courts Z, h~arirg complaints FOR the violation of the
Ecsuse laws, Va read a second tine and referred TO a se!-et
Nr. HcCuny's bin to amend Chapter -. section 6. q the
Individuals from unjust arrest va read a second time, sad
ssclul rs.iiag q Mr.. BaIiwin's bHt p~ruyiliug Nr the greater
efficiency % EusEsh schools fr HzEaHans- also granting Go
yernment al Tor EEa- --Alo;s- Tie ball Nas -uPPDrt=d by
Nes-rs- Baldwin. Eautseu. uopu Sc. Objections were made
% eer.an pr1vi-i1us q the act ~ Widemann and NcCuIy.
Aaer a buf discussion ~ % That proportion % the school tu.d
ssoGbi b. appropriated fr the support % Euriish schools the
Committee ru-e. the sghgect stall pending The E0G-- adJ'HFned
Monday, July p
PErrIoxs.
From H9nn,Iiu. another petition vas received on the claim 81
= slmamtlu- fr 500 frr the rent q h1us-s IN which TIE Dis
nct Court has is sittiu=s-r-ferr-l O. a Special Committee
A petition from the District judge % kut1a- that a court
hnuse b. erected IN that District wa- reisrr-i. 70 a Special Com
Fum waTusu, that special taxes - aboHshed-tabEed tia;
ava he fr-r-tai4-i that th- salaries - al government offers
b. r-luc-i-rst. rei % the SPECIAL COMMITTEES - tnv-sugaloni
uaE District jugs ~ paid from their fe--ref-rred-
Fru Wtntut. that the Law pun-hing women pregnant ~
adultery he abol-hei-ui-rred that te sllanes % the Kings
Nini-;ar. - --l.r-I-rsg-rreI : that par-u t- that have NJ chilli
rem be- exempted from The school utN-r-t-rr-i that the Raj
supervisor. b. chosen by The p~opie-tabIsd That the cos,s %
Criminal cts-- ~ a-r1li-hed-uSuei-
Frm EaanapaI- that the salaries q the Kias's Ministers be
raiuri-rf-rr-I-
Fr1u ~ zane place. against a Former petition that HIlDr
b. tstIlz4 ant sali-rsf-u-i- Frm Honolulu that Tie oihc-
tMt The -Be-aL IAx on h1r-as b. reduced o. so cru---Ltb..d :
that ~ - o. u--u4as - r-t~r-I q $50 Frm HanaAuA- Hl-
Val. thai th- c1--- of C.trts - r-lu-ei- Frum k"na, HAs1iir
tit p Ls r-pertnE porlts - ABOLISHED. an- Hi- ~ D-
tret Jll-- 0~ the Fouat Na-ter--r~ferred 10 SPECIAL Con-
M Speaker raj Al invitation from Ne-srs. williams : Co
O. his Hsu4. . take an excursion ou tf- Ei4gsI- ol Tuesday,
H. tos JAY. The tlaass . The House were voted, AMI the
VI NeCaT5 rad : petition firm K.uhfai. hr a 'f-. &, hs
hai IN Ntmsa- HsFa-r-rrr~L Irm IaEaSu1' Hawaii
tha- So b. appuFrI5-t fra Court Hpu-r-ttbl7i-
Ea.-r1l Is -IvE- ~ rHE DAY
Caumft-- q tls " lll-. Nr EtaEua il ere rh1ir- The hl
appr'prlrrz IS -~--a- afaIm 1a-y- rec-is-i tr -eh0'i-iAT-s
grEt p-tr-r. -. "a ri fr ts thirI umes dnalY pass-
A5sarasi uI . ceoeS 1-HorroF-
Tus-dny. July 3.
The Hous- ns- a. 9. p. -. having occupied the forenoon on
a. excursion OF sozrI tie j ifafsa-
Nr. NhIlT rad "A a. sr rFH -HruUl time 20 aCleTl -=Gsf'4