The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-06-13

,n rcportel progress of the above items in the Ap-
tpriation Bill. Report accepted, and the Assem-
oalljourned.
FoRrY-YTTTH DAY, June 9th.
scmbly met at the usual hour, Ills Highness VI.
heanaoa in the Chair.
wilsler introduced resolution making the
Act Encourage Ocean Steam Navigation the order
OF MAY for Tuesday, June 10th.
hisx. c. lie varigny thought the bill ought To
DC TAX up to-day. and made motion to that effect,
as ther'as already been great deal Of discussion
upon tud the il is got rid Of the better for
all eonceeI
Aiier Ae further remarks by several members il
was nove,y Mr.. Hitchcock that the bill be read for
the third ie THURSDAY next. Motion carried
MIR: heahunahala introduced n resolution ap-
ProprlaungvOO to repair the bridge at waialua.
Resolution trrel
Ills HighIs w. G. Lunalilo introduced n rcs.Iu-
,ion request the Sergeant-at-Arms to provide
liquors Tor thHnehes of the Assembly. Tabled
% Mr. lyons Se notice of a bill TO repeal sections
iSo ami 4oJ Ole Civil Code
Mr. Lyons Md the reconsideration of the vote
taken Yesterday the adoption of the report of the
coHInittee OF ! Whole in the Assembly, on the
Appropriation b when he would move to recon-
sider the item oi vernment printing
lis tx. I. de tigny moved that the motion to
had already been " Ventilated.
Mr. Lyons said VI the subject of Government
printing had not b fully ventilated, and he ruse
10 state ms dissatision Mt the way in which the
Government press anDrinting was managed.
His TX. +. W. HutSson saii that II was merely n
matter oi Sl,VO, an, could not see why the item
should be recOnsidered
Mr. Lyons said that las not the matter of 81 900,
but tie principle underng IL
Ills TX. c. dc VarigS thought the idea was TO
give the monopoly of th,ress 10 ono partv. which
he did not indorse that, knew many in the coun-
try who felt safe under tl,rotection of the Govern
men', &c, anu yet they taded the assaults Of
tyrannical press He wani TO know if the press
was more important than laws the Crown or the
Palace OF the kingdom2 e. LYONS answered YES
and the Minister knew it, ne speaker argued that
nowhere was the press more than under the rule
Of Kamehameha V.
Mr. Lyons-It is not the f,lom of the press we
discussing; that has been reyiously disposed Of
The question is, whether il is ht for us 10 appro
pirate money for objects directopposed to us
His TX e. de Varigny hope'iie motion to recon-
slider would not pass.
Mr.. Lyons called for the ny and noes as the
question involved the matter the Government
printing.
Motion to indefinitely postpone e reconsideration
Of the report of the Committee on Sernment Print
ing put and carried by majoI of four, Us fol-
lows:
Ayes-Messrs- Nahaolelua, Kano Dominis. Ka-
naina, kalakaua. kamakau, kahanKae aeo, Hutchi-
son, yarigny, Phillips, kumahoa, ..es. Nahaku
Kalu. Rhodes, Boyd, Makalena, hwehunahala,
kOakanu, Mahelona-2l.
Noes Messrs. Lunalilo. Bishop. Hi,cock, Upa,
Lyons, Halemanu, PiliPo, \. +. Juddyartin, Ma
kila, HOpu, kaiue, Wood, G.. III. ID Wilder
kankaha, Knudsen-17.
An Act respecting the taking of acknle,lcneuts
was read by its title and passed its third ading
An Act to facilitate the settlement Of undaries
by the appointment Of Commissioners, extend
ing term OF the Commission Of Boundariesyas read
by its title and passed. its third reading
An Act 20 make permanent settlement, Queen
DOwager kalama was next in order.
Motion that the bill pass to be engrossed-
Mr.. c. II. Judd moved to amend by ,ertipp
/ $1,000 in place Of $1,000.
His Highness w. c. Lunalilo novel to and to
$1,000, as this Assembly ought not to fori that
Queen kalaIna every way good asueen
Emma, and entitled TO much.
Aftcr considerable debate the motion 10 ami TO
"a 900 was lost by vote Of Is to II.
The bill appropriating $1,000 q year passed
Motion To adjourn put aud lost
The bill TO amend Sec l, Chap. 81 Of the Hal
Cole, reported back by the Judiciary COmmee
recommending the tabling Of the same, was read 4
the report OF the COrsInittee adopted
The bill % amend sections 500 and COL Of the ca
Cole, regulating the compensation Of pilots, was re
n second time, and ON motion of Mr.. A. +. Judd, q
same was referred to the Committee Commerce.
An Act TO amend section $40 of the Civil Code W
read, and motion the bill passed its second readii
and was ordered To be engrossed.
An Act to amend sections 2o1 and 30 Of the Ci'
Code, and TO add n section TO the Civil Code
be numbered 2J6A, read for the second time, al
ordered To be engroSscd.
An Act To authorize the Minister OF the Interior
appoint u Registrar of Conyeynnces for the Distri
of Lahaina, read by its title, and on motion "
Indefinitely postponed.
An Act to permit those parties, male or femal
whose husband wife have been transferred TO q
Lepcr Hospital, TO contract new marriages. was re-
| for its second time, and motion the bill was
ferred TO the Sanitary Committee
An Act to amend section ,O7i OF the Civil Co
was read n second time and indefinitely postponed
! An Act to authorize the Minister Of the Interior
I take possession Of the spring of kunawai. The
was referred to n Committee who recommended
rejection. motion to adopt the report Of the Coz
mIttec was put and carried and the bill was accor
I ingly rejected.
/ An Act appointing n time in which cases can
/ heard by Circuit Judges Mt Chambers was read |
the second time, and motion was indefinitely 20:
I poned.
An Act to amend an Act entitled "An Act to II
| peal Chapter 10 Of the Civil Code, and TO regula
I the Bureau Of Public instruction. Approved, Ja
/ 10, A. d. 1867 was read n second time, and
motion passed its second readIng and was ordered
/ be engrOssei.
J An Act to compile and publish the Penal Laws
I both the Hawaiian and English languages was read
second time and passed anu ordered to be engrosss
/ An Act amending sections rs, ll9, 40 and
peaIing section III of the Civil Cole, read !
I IN. second time, and on motion Of Mr. Rhodes, {
I bin was referred to a Select Committee, and the e
lowing gentlemen were appointed as such Committ'
I Messrs Bishop, DOminis. knudscn, g. ii. Judd,
/ r. Judi Assembly adjourned