The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
HAWAIIAN LEGISLATURE.
House Of Representatives.

The SAIL COMMISSION 70 report 10 HIS AiIIs=fg the
Kug within six months from the date of It's appoint
ment- aud further, that Il 900 be appropriated TO
deirIy the expenses of the said Commission. And
that His Majesty the King be requested, on receipt
Cf the report u the Commission Of Investigation 20
take such constitutional measures TO stay the cyl! a.
the urgency Of tine case may seem u dictate. Ordered
fr Committee q tAe 81 hole
Nr. Harris read rhe first time a bill amending the
law rcIItiuy 90 adultery aud forrictti1n by entirely
ezcmp;lnE females from criminal punishment, AMI
imposing double the present rentlje- on male
offenders. The bill was rejected by a large majority.
The Articles Dt Amendment - the Constructor,
that hal been ~aiJ?'yi, passed their thirl reIdiHg.
The bin authorizing a loan Of 100000, passed its
second reading without opposition. Adjourned.
EiGuTT-SEcOSp DlT-AUGusT 6.
Nr. W~aismanu Of the Committee Of Finance re-
ported on The communication from the Minister Of
Finance. Report adopted and ordered 10 be printed.
Viz. Harris Also Of the same Committee presented
"A Bong report relating TO the communication and to
the new statistical tables Of the Minister. These
Reports appeared IN oar paper Of last week.
Mr.. Rhodes Joint Resolution for a Commission to
investigate tn sanitary condition Of the people, WAS
debated ID Committee f the Whole, AMI referred to a
Select Committee, Mez=rs Rhodes, DJwsett, Baldwin,
h5p1, and kIIUwlI-
The third reading Of the bill authorizing n new
loau, wa- postponed. until the relations Of the
IIuu-e with tine Minister of Finance hal been salts
fIcjuriIy settled Adjourned.
EIGHTg-Turro D,Y-ArCr-r !.
y, bls.re-- being presented the House Adjourned.
ElcnIY-F ouEru DAy-ArGrsr s.
Mr.. Rhodes Of the Select Committee, reported in
favor 1f the Joint Resolution for the appointment
Of = Str.rIry Commission, with amendments. Or
drrel tor Committee ot the Whole.
Mr. DJw-ett Of Jhe Conference Committee, reported
the action of the CJnmittce ON the Appropriation
ELL, that they had compromised on all the items Of
neu-clUcurTGuce IN the BilI, save the salaries Of the
Ministers and Of the Second Associate Justice,
Supreme Court. The House adopted the action Of
the Committee, except on the items tor the War De
plTtlef.t AMI !r expenses ut the legislatures; fur
tHcr consideration On these items, together with the
SALARIES ot the Ministers and Second Associate justice,
wa for tie present waived.
\ long debate eusucI on = motion TO restore the
Appropriations for the Ahu;mlnu school, and the
school Of Mr.. b. Walsh, which had been struck out
by the Conference Committee. The House finally
uti,r.y. eI.sl called f,;h "a Protest. against Substituting she
ilo ~.aa,--h'- school ~, being a GoysrlmeHt -chaol-ant
betag "gss-H"c1t yrt,oly while -sNlri'n was levied equally
90 Co. t- schools ol both --s-s or 10 those OF neither. Tie Pro-
Is, vas s.-a-i 10y Ne5r.. Rhodes, Wilemaau, Pomaaai,
ktaEIl. Btr,allt anil Nrului.
Mr. wiIsmtuu read the first time a bin 20 impose ol ~ pro-
/ q5.rr-r e-,rr per- c-ni. an odlii,uaI taz II o. eighth Of on.
F-F cent 20 h- den"uiH'trt " The health ts>' the proc EEL, To-
- Applied ir tie supper. OF tr Htr-"- Hospital and u
5iti.-I Ui-pru-'ri-s throughout the Kingdom ir tie relief %
Dir Harris introduced a resolution. tat in view Of the facts
tie views ami opinions expressed ami animated by the Minister
81 Fulur-. U Dis correspondence wiV ibis Iou--, "a committee
% fve b. appointed to prepare 81 address to lis Majesty tie
n. resolution passed. ami Ns----. Harris. Rhodes. Kuui-en.
kipI gIi Ni1tT were appointed the Committee. Adjourned.
EIGITY-FTrH DAY-ACGUsT ..
Mr. RhoIez' joint resolution providing for the ap-
p1infueut 81 Commissioner TO investigate the snni-
tary condition of the people, passed. its second read
ing
Nr Harris Of Select Committee reported the draft
OF al address % Ills Majesty in reference to the Fl
ulucitl Department Of his kingdom. The address
wrs adopted unanimously, AMI appeared in our last
The House in Committee debated Mr. WiIemaun's
bill Imposing ON property an at rtiorem ''hellth
tax \ motion 10 postpone iuiein,teIy was lost,
IL u I I amt the zuITasr still fau limo ia. / 4E-a al
jourueI-
ElGurr-SIxru D,Y-ArGusr II.
The speaker amounted Il message from the Mobiles
that they bal pissed the bill. providing Dr the ap-
priutmeu; ola Boundary Commission, rs amended
- the representatives,
Mr. It.al--' Joint resolution for the appointment
Of u Sanitary Commission passed. it, third reading.
the House debated Mr.. " ilsmaun's bill imposing
q health tax The bill was supported 10y Mcssrs.
Harris, NuIeuaIu, Rhodes and kuudsen opposed
ty NeS~rs. DI"sert, ktlsul, Nuulnu, Blrenaba
aui kIIuvli ami was tabled, Is To- >.
y message was received from His Majesty the
EuE, IN answer 10 the aIire>- If the gth. which ap-
TetreI in enr i'~' weeks paper. Adj furneI.
EIrurY SEVENTH p,Y-ArGrsr L.
The message received yesterday from the King.
VS. by molten II Mr. Niikui referred to u Select
COMMITTEE.
Tine Speaker announced 4 message from the MOBILES
thar ;Esy bal rr~-ei the joint Resolution providing
tr tie appointment % . Sanitary Commission: and
tIat thry haI crrcurret with the action OF the Con-
ference Committee ou ,ne Appropriation Bill.
4 b., received from tEy MOBILES, TO license the
veu!fu- &c -.ITIt.uS liquors was read ;he first time
AMI referred g. tue C5umitJe on judiciary. The
bst divides Neuicfs u liquors. into three classes; VIZ.
t.- .a.. sH- E..i.r- t1 Iy 90 l4-r-H uf 500 limited 90 sell
"E Gle .r-#. iH-.l-. nr I quantities 90 urt les than GEN
gallons H-l such ts-r-.- tr De- I--I.i only o. merchants hold
Iu- -sa.r. aa..#a.. err- aeHa..s . HrHr- ~ wines. a.a.
-i srrtr Ilurs-- o. fly 90 .--a-. 81 $3.50 and! o.. I'll i'm .
t'at. .- '~ -Ha .Hf gallon, w. '-- dozen quart boz
t- lHi a-ty- rrtl v.ui-r- r' pay % E-ru~- uf $1,000 Per
sons rEH- without % license frr subject TO- lu- 90 $500 or
s"Tr".a.a- 10 lrrI l..r tr q term ut exceeding SIS
Nras -E, received from tho MOBILES. Is-s-zr- On. establish
u.l- ut a---.=.- was rJI CHE first .ur ana referred o. % .
~-I-r- Committee N---r-- WsI.uarr. E,fI=f1 El..I.4
Ar-tt-.I. was Introduced Hy Ns ErlEut. tnt- .e Minis
Ger % ta-@-u AIlsr- De requested % lay before die House the
ali-li-N 90 his rl.r-- passed a. urn-I-
EIGu!Y EIGurH DAg-AUGU~r Is.
Mr.. EJlkul introduced "a resolution TO INQUIRE
WIN, amount Sir John Bowriug had drawn on the
credit established in his favor. Mr.. kuuiseu. chair
man Of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, stated
tuJt he HaI on the Isl Of April, 1861, drawn -. 800.
Mr. Harris Of the Select Committee on the MOBILES
bill 70 license the vending OF spurious liquors, re-
ported IN ttvor Of the bI, with amendments. The
bill was debated In CJmmitte OF the Whole. Nh.
Baldwin novel 10 amend further by limiting the
licenses for selling by the gallon or one dozen quart
bottles TO only Honolulu. The amendment was sup
ported by MesSrs. N.iemauu, Baldwin, Kipi and
kluhlEc opposed by Ne~srs. Harris. D5wsett.
lost Il 10 II; Nes>rs. Btreulbl, Dowsett. Harris.
ktlkul, kttuwai. KlLllewai. Kahsusuui. k1malo.
kuui>en, Alluiui. Nuuluu, Pomaikli, Rhodes aud
" eb-ter against il.
The bill still pending the House Adjourned.
E~iGHrr-NISTu D,Y-AUGUsr Il.
Mr.. Wiiemaun Of the Select Committee on the No