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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-05-27

point out to y0p one fact more, which alone
would be sufficient to define the present po-
litical situation of Europe. The colossal and
general armaments which take place every
where, are the immediate consequence of
the Prussian victories, as almost every coun-
try on the continent thinks itself under the
necessity of adopting the Prussian military
system and to exchange the ordinary rifle for
the dreaded needle-gun or some other breech-
loader. And what if the unhappy idea should
gain strength, that the newly organized NJ
mics ought to prove practically the efficien-
cy OF the different systems Of arms which
they have adopted?
" 81 tfs pdren, para beltsan," 1t is said
But such peace establishment would ab-
sorb the whole of the resources of country,
and could not by any means sustain itself for
any length of time. But peace or war, one
thing is certain and inevitable If complete
change does not take place soon, and that is:
general bankruptcy
Igrieve to say that-the future have drawn
is gloomy one l shall be happy indeed, if
in my next, 1 can give you more cheerful
news. Z. II.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-05-27
BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT


To change ti.0 l.vIdi.e 0i-s-is
Court of the Fourth Circuit.
BE IT ENACTED, by the KiHg, and the Legisla-
tive Assembly Of the Hdioaiian Islands, IN
the Legislature Of The Kingdom assembled:
SECTION 1. The term of the Circuit Court
now appointed by law to be holden at Nawili-
will, within and for the Fourth Circuit of this
Kingdom, on the first Tuesday Of May of each
year, shall be holden hereafter at Nawiliwili,
on the first Tuesday of August, in each year.
SECTION 2. All Acts and parts of Acts in
consistent herewith, are repealed.
SECTION 3. This Act shall take effect upon
its passage; Prorided, that the term of said
Circuit Court appointed to be holden during
the present year, shall be holden at Nawiliwili
on the first Tuesday of May, anything in this
Act to the contrary notwithstanding but the
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court may, by
his written order, direct the Sheriff to adjourn
the same to any day not later than the first
Tuesday of August, of the present year.
Approved this 9th day of April, 1868.
KAMEHAMEHA Il.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-05-27
AN ACT

To amend Section 300 of the Civil Code
BE IT ENACTED, By ne King and the L<gisla-
tire assembly Of ne Hawaiian Islands, IN he
Legislature Of the Kingdom assembled:
SECTION l. That Section 999 Of the Civil
Code Of this Kingdom be, and the same Is
hereby amended, so that the Section will read
rs follows:
"SEcrIoS 999. Any party deeming himself
aggrieved by the decision Of the Commissioners
for the settlement Of controversies respecting
rights of ways, and rights Of water, may ap-
peal therefron TO the Circuit Court Of the re-
spective circuits, or to the Supreme Court,
which Circuit Court or Supreme Court shall
hear and determine the case in banco, ane
allow the introduction Of new evidence: Pro
vided, however, that any party desirous Of SO
appealing, shall give notice of the same to the
Commissioners within five days after the rem
dition of their decision, and pay TO the Com
missioners the costs accrued, to the date of
such appeal, and deposit with the Commissions
ers n bond in the sum Of one hundred dollars,
with sufficient surety to be approved by .
majority of said Commissioners, conditioned
for the payment of costs further to accrue, in
case the appellant is defeated in the Court
above. Whereupon certificate of appeal
shall be granted.
<aPP--E-a 49,. Aotl- 49, ar~-Ioso
kAMEHAkEHA X.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-05-27
AN ACT

To provide for the Adjournment of Courts in
the absence of the Presiding Justice.
BE IT ENACTED, by the King, and the Legisla-
tire Assembly Of the Haieaiidn Islands, IN
the Legislature Of the Kingdom assembled:
SECTION l. If no Justice of the Supreme
Court shall attend any Circuit Court at the
time which it is appointed to be holden, the
Circuit Judge, or if no Circuit Judge be in
attendance, the Sheriff may open the Court
and adjourn the same from day to day, and
from time to time, until the attendance Of some
Justice of the Supreme Court; but no such
adjournment shall be for longer time than
three days, unless there shall be produced and
recorded by the Clerk, at the time Of such ad-
journment, written order by the Chief JUS
tice of the Supreme Court, fixing the day to
which said Circuit Court shall stand adjourned.
SECTION 2. The s73 section of the Civil Code
is hereby repealed, and SO much of the Ss5
section of said Code as provides that the sess-
ions Of Circuit Courts shall not extend, during
any one term, beyond the period of fourteen
days, is also repealed.
Approved this 30th day of April, 1868.
kANEHAMEHA K.
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To amend the Constitution granted by His
Majesty Kamehameha 5 on the goth day Of
August, 1864, proposed in accordance with
Article so Of the Constitution.
BE IT ENACTED, By the King and the Legisla-
tiue Assembly Of the Havaiian Isfands, in
Ae Legislature Of the Kinsdom assembled:
That Article Sc be, and the same is hereby
amended by striking out the words +" one hun
dred and fifty" and inserting in the place
thereof, the words " two hundred and fifty,"
so that the article as amended shall read as
follows:
The Representatives shall receive for their
services, compensation, to be ascertained
by law, and paid out Of the public Treasury
but no increase of compensation shall take
effect during the year it shall have been made
and no law shall be passed, increasing the
compensation Of said Representatives beyond
the sum Of 1.-TWO hundred and fifty dollars for
each session."
Approved this 18th day of-May, 1868.
KAMEHANEHA r.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-05-27

To provide for Reports of Judicial Business.
BE 1T ENACTED, By the King, and the Legisla-
tire Assembly Of the Hal0aiiaR Islands, in
the Legislature Of the King dom dssem6ld;
SECTION l. 1t shall be the duty Of the Cir
cult Judges and District Justices, on or before
the first Monday of January in each year, TO
male reports to the Clerk of the Supreme
Court, Of the amount and kind Of public
business done in their respective Courts. Such
reports shall set forth particularly the amount
and kind of official business done in each
Circuit and District during the year preceding,
the number Of persons prosecuted, the crimes
and misdemeanoTs for which such prosecutions
were had, and the results thereof, and the pun
ishments awarded against any person convict
ed thereon. The Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court shall direct the form in which such re-
ports shall be made, and the Clerk of said
Court shall issue blanks in conformity with
such direction.
SECTION g This Act shall take effect from
and after the date of its passage, and all Acts
and parts of Acts inconsistent herewith, are
repealed.
Approved this Both day of April, 1858.
KAMEHAMEHA r.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-05-27
Lnr11r wnrokrns.-rhe wreeklng part

LIBELLE WRECRERs.-The wrecking party
returned by the British brig Clio last month.
They sailed from Honolulu last September,
in the schooner Moi Wdhine, and landed on
Wakes Island, after pleasant passage down
Of a month. Capt. English, Mr.. Thos. Fos-
ter and nine Hawaiian divers were landed,
with a part of their stores, and apparatus
for distilling water. The next day, towards
night, the wind shifting, the schooner took
her anchor and put out to sea, to avoid
lee shore. The vessel was never seen again
afterwards. The wind on the third day
yeered suddenly to the westward, and blew
living gale. On the island its force was
terrific, trees on the windward side were
torn up, and carried quite across the lagoon
and branches strewed the whole island.
Captain Zenas Bent, the mate Mr.. White,
and seven Hawaiian seamen perished with
the schooner. The weather at Wakes Island
during the five months that the party were
there, with the exception Of the typhoon-
Thursday-was pleasant and fair.
The lagoon abounds with fish, and from
the middle of February, the birds made their
appearance, and there was plenty of eggs.
On these natural resources Of the island the
the wreckers managed to live without serious
Inconvenience, while by distiliation they pro-
cured as much water as they required Their
wrecking was finished many weeks ere
chance to leave the island was offered.
Though 1t lies in the track OF the China
bound vessels, it is incorrectly laid down,
and therefore they give 1t wide berth, es-
pecially when passed on the windward side
During the four months, only one vessel was
communicated with-a brig that touched
within two weeks after the party landed, and
before they had given up hope for the return
OF their schooner. Several sail were seen ct
intervals. but they passed on without noticing
the island, or the signals on the shore. At
length the Clio appeared, bound thither for
wreckiDg purposes, not being aware that
the Honolulu party were there Near the
island the Clio spoke bark, which was prob
ably the vessel which had agreed, when leav-
ing HonoluIu for China, to touch at the ISL
and and report upon the fate Of the party,
forwhose safety, On account Of long absence,
serious fears were entertained here. TIE
Clio was chartered for Honolulu, and taking
on board the party, the quicksilver and other
material Of the wrecked Ls5sils, arrived after
pleasant run Of thirty days.
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AN ACT

To amend Section 1888 of the Civil Code.
BE IT ENACTED, BY the King end he Legisia.
tire assembly Of the Haraiian Islands in
the Legislature Of the Kingdom assembled:
SECTION l. Tha. Section l1s3 Of the CIVIL
Code be, and the same is hereby amended by
striking out the word fully" in the third
line, " and atlested by the Kuhina Nui," in
the 9th and 9th lines, so that the Section will
read as follows:
SECTION 1888. The Marshal, or some one
deputed by him, shall inhict the punishment
of death, by hanging the criminal by the
neck until dead, when the body shall be dis
posed of pursuant to the direction of the
Court. No capital punishment shall be so in
ficted until the warrant for that purpose be
signed by the King nor shall such punish
ment be inflicted after His Msjesty's pardon.
Approved this 18th day of May, 1868.
KANEHAMEHA R.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-05-27
AN ACT

To authorize the Collector General of Customs
to permit the withdrawal of Alcohol in
certain cases.
BE 1T ENACTED, by the King, and the Legisla-
tire Assembly Of the Hacaiian Islands, in
the Legislature Of the Kingdom assembled:
The Collector General of Customs, in his
discretion, may allow Alcohol to be withdrawn
from the Custom House for medicinal, mechan-
ical, or scientific purposes, on the payment of
duty of fifty per cent ad rulorem--the party
or parties applying for aud Withdrawing the
same, giving satisfactory security that it shall
be used only for such purposes.
Approved this Both day of April, 1868.
KAMEHAMEHA r.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-05-27

To provide for an Additional Term of the Cir
cult Court in the Third Circuit


To provide for an Additional Term of the Cir
cult Court in the Third Circuit.
BE 1T ENACTED, BY the King, and The LegisLa-
tire Assembly Of the HaWaiiaH Isiands, in
The Legislature Of the Kingdom assembled:
SECTION /. A term Of the Circuit Court shall
be holden at Waimea, on the Island of Hawaii,
within and for the Third Circuit Of the King
dom, on the first Tuesday of November in each
year.
SECTION 2. The term of the Circuit Court
now appointed by law to be holden on the first
Tuesday of September, within and for the said
Third Circuit, shall hereafter be holden at
Hilo, on the first Tuesday Of May in each year.
SECTION 3. Either term may be adjourned to
the other seat of Justice in the Island of Ha-
waii, appointed for holding said Circuit Court,
whenever, in the opinion of the Justice of the
Supreme Court presiding at the same, the in
terest of public justice shall require such ad-
journment.
SECTION 4. This Act shall take effect upon
its passage, providing that the term Of said
Circuit Court appointed to be holden during
the present year shall be held at Waimea, on
the first Tuesday of September, anything in
this Act to the contrary notwithstanding, but
the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court may
by his written order direct the Sheriff to ad-
journ the same to any day not later than the
first Tuesday Of November Of the present year.
Approved this I'd day of May, 1868.
KAMEHAMEBA r.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-05-27
GEORGE WILLIAMS,
LICENSED SHIPPING AGENT.

CONTINUES the business on
" his old plan of settling with officers and
seamen Immediately on their shipping at his
Office. Having no connection, either direct or
indirect, with any Quitting establishment,
and allowing no debts to be collected at his
Office he hopes to give as good satisfaction in
the future as he has in the past
-eS Office on Jas. Robinson 4 Co.'s Wharf,
near the U. S. Consulate.
Honolulu, March 81, 1867. 51-3m
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-05-27
AN ACT

To amend Chapter 80, Section of the Penal
Code, relative to Migrants and disorderIy
persons.
BE 1T ENACTED, BY he King and The Legisia-
tice Assembly Of the Haoaiian Islands, in
the Legislature Of he Kingdom assembled:
That the second section of the thirty-eighth
chapter of the Civil Code, be SO far amended
that it shall be competent for any Police Court
or District Justice to cause any idle or disor-
derly person to be detained for period not
exceeding two years.
Approved this 18th day of May, 1868.
KAnEHAMEHA r.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-05-27

KAMEHAnEHA X.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-05-27

To promote the safety of inter-island commu-
nication-
BE IT ENACTED, BY the King aud he Legisia-
tive Assembly Of the HaoaiiaH Isiands, IN
the Legislature Of the Kingdom assembleds
The six hundred and thirty second section
Of the Civil Code is hereby amended by adding
thereto the following words:
" Such application must be accompanied by
the certificate ~ some competent person % be
chosen by IT, ector General; that the yes
sci applied i sea worthy. and in good
order, otherwise no register will be granted.
The fee for such certificate shall be three dol
lars.
Approved this 18th day Of May, 1858.
KAMEHAMEHA r.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-05-27
RESOLUTION.

Resolred, That the Minister Of Finance is
hereby authorized to pay out of the public
money, the sum Of six thousand eight hundred
and forty-four dollars and forty-eight cents, to
defray the expenses Of the late expedition Of
His Majesty, in the steamer Kiia1ea to Ha-
waii.
Approved this 18th of May, 1868.
KAMEHAMEHA r.
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VARIETY.

The best thing out-Au aching tooth.
Food for the Imagination-Faney bread.
Name for female druggist-Ipecacu-H Hannah.
The great secrets OF navigation contained
in n small compass.
The person who said that his mouth never ut
tered lie, always spoke through his nose.
WHY il the vowel % the only one ever sounded L?
Because all the others are inaudible.
Why il a fluciful idea entertained by n negro
like n certain avocatiOn? Because it's BLack' s
myth.
ssI'u give that girl piece Of my mind ex-
claimed young fellow. - would not, p replied
his uncle, . you've none to spare
New reading (by fashionable wife)-The man
who lays his hand upon woman, without n
large income, il n wretch whom il were gross
aattery to call a bankrupt
There il M word in the Indian languages for
the word ycar. The Indians rec<oned time by
the return Of snow, or the springing of flowers,
and the flight of the bird-, which announce the
progress Of the seasons.
a Iaiy says the first time she kissed she
.frlt like n tub of roses swimming in honey,
cologne, nutmcss, and eranberries. She felt also
|as II something running through her nerves
on feet Of diamonds escorted by several little
i~..I- in eharots drawn by angels, shaded by hon
- ---.d ssith melted
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Three Hundred Dollars in Gold Coin
Two Hundred Dollars in Gold Com

3-To person, foreigner who during the year
the third largest Of Island Cotton il
pounds each its equivalent seed
say pounds of seed Coon viii pay the
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E o T. s. u / q,
a NEW,
Complete and Efficient Plant |!

ENOR TAKING OFF ONE TON OF SUG
q per day OF ten working hours, consisting of
ONE IRON MILL and horsepower.
ONE CENTRIFUGAL MACHINE and horse power (or tur-
binewhee when there is good head of water) Clarer
SORGHUM PAN, forty feet long.
UPPER and LOWER FURNACE MOUTHS and gratebars.
IRON CHIMNEY. twenty-five feet by twenty four inches,
TWELVE IRON COOLERS, to hold one on each.
ALI of the Latest and most Approved MAKE
And may be had-by giving notice
sgned-tor S3.00O.
a LARGER MILL, Pans and Chimney.
TWO CENFRlFUGALS with Engine Boiler drive
them and
TWENTY COOLERS all complete above. and capable Of
taking of from to three tons day for $4,000.
Time allowed approved paper, liberal discount
Cash Notifications made in the above Machinery
circumstances required
The undersigned having had considerable experience in the
above style of Machinery will doing
ccnty and satisfactorily the work specified with ordinarily
good and ince, and prepared supply Plans
Specifications OF what Machinery requisite
above principle specified OF sugar Four
per day, he satisfied that quantity
the juice and better Raw he made
Machinery whatever no excepting the Vacuum other
i''"'' f'r properiy arranged Sorghum Pan APP
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
The NafIsn's Prayer.

The GLOWING poem. written by young Iliy of New Yor
Er fst day srvcc Gr.t appeared tn New YORK Post
August d. 1864 IT. words prDphetie vie of ~
coming election of Gen. Grant the President
Father, To Thy throns a-esu'iing.
liz. the Naton's prayer O. The
win their hsarts ami voices blending.
Cod-Grant-yistorys
We have suffered - our Father.
In the great cause, Liberty,
Now to thee f1r
Cof-t.rant-victory
Vacant chairs kou.shnti.,
Vacant hearts each day -er,
That "a anguish oasu whisper
Gof-6.rant-Vstory
Father. never Bee ba-c tratlrs
Ga thi. had u brave and free,
Raie DER tho-e whose HEARTS saying
e.ost-Grant-vist8ry
Thu. 90 Thee eur prayer rising
Thus " hunihIy o. The,
Asking thee Ia broken aecrnt--
Cost-C.rant-victory
hut "a Thou wouidst Iousrr listen,
Wen submit an ta Thee,
Knowing that In his g1ssi pleasure
Col siif Craat Victory
Then when this dread strifr 10 over,
And th~ day 81 p~acr sec,
We shall keep eouatry's watehwori-
God aad Grant and vietarys
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Ito person. native foreigner. who. during the
1869 Of Sea Island Cotton. provided
not bales of pounds each of gne
will pay the Of
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Business Cards, when prepaid for year. anew-
discount from these which
meat. when Issil or charged quarterly.
Advertisers residing Eastern Tinted ss,ea
VSy TOR their cards by encosing
as they wish 10 and their Cards viii be inserted
above table ter the time paid
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Five Hundred Dollars in Gold!

2To the person. native foreigner, who during the
1865 grows the largest crop Of sea Island Cotton il
Is bales Of 400 pounds each, equivalent in
pounds the seed, will pay the
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conditions annexed the above off trhich
ogsn a2 Cotton shall bc Hawaiian grown,
pure article of the Island variety be
ceptei SUCH purchased undersigned
prices provided first quality and that the claim
OF have actually cultivated
the Cotton. purchased il others
In Of doubt satisfactory proof viii be required
This viii rcnain open till December 81, 1868
July. lsGs. (tacO IL. Nj WHITNEY.