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Iioolilu, Oaiiij, Hawaiian Islands. Calendar 1 IF1 I: I. I THE FdDlfN IAN m PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT IIOOLILU, OAIIIJ, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. J. J. JAHVES, Editor. SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1811. NEW SERIES, Vol. 1 No. 9. This being stipulated by eencral conven European Powers, are hereby adonted and Executive Officers of Government. tion, has become the Law of Nations in re- considered in force, as the basis of court et- THE MARRIED DAUGHTER. DAVID MALO, Superintendent of School at Mend. if'.: gard to the order and rank of Foreign En- iquette in the Hawaiian Islands. KEIKENUI, do. do. Oahu. We miss thee, love, when twilight draws voys throughout the courts of Europe and Art. 2. When different friendly powers KAHOOKUI do. do. Kauai. BARENABA, II' Her nhadowy vale o'nr earth; America. Your Majesty upon now estab- arc represented at this court by Diplomatic do. do. Hawaii. our children KAPAE, do. do. do. When all happy meet, lishing for the first time Agents JAMES blend mirth, an order of Etiquette of different rank and degree, the na- J. JARVES, Director of Public Printin. To their tones of to P. KANOA, Member a spirits flings. be observed at your court, will best avoid tion represented by the highest rank 6hall of Treasury Board. And many joyous J. R. VON PFISTER, Secretary to dito. music on the air; dissension among the Foreign Representa- have precedence at all public and Its audiences G. L. KAPEAU . do. do. Ah, then our sweetest, best beloved, tives, and prevent the appearance of invidi- festivals. WM. PATY, Thy voice is wanting there. ous distinction, by adopting the above uni- Art. 3. When different friendly powers Collector and Harbor Master ofthe Port of Honolulu. form which T. C. B. ROOKE, Port Physician. And when we speak of thee, a cloud rules, govern other civilized na- arc represented at this court by Diplomatic ROBERT BOYD. High ShiriJT. Comes over every brow; tions. Agents of the same rank and degree, the LOUIS GRAVIER, if We think of all thou wert to us From it may be deduced dis- date of Prefect of Police and Superintcndant of Public Hout the power of presenting their credentials at the es Honolulu. And feel so lonely now. in tinguishing among the nations as to place, office of Foreign Affairs, shall determine MIKEKAI, Captain of Police ef Honolulu. The treasured memories of the past but not among ministers. A their HENRY SWINTON, still linger oe'r, Minister Plen- precedence at all public audiences and Our hearts ipotentiary from festivals. Prefect of Police and Superintendent of Public House And every day and every hour one nation, by the above in Lahaina. We miss thee more and more. rules should not be more or less highly dis- Art. 4. No foreign power shall be con- HOONAULU, Captain of Police at Lahaina. tinguished than a Minister Plenipotentiary sidered as represented by more than one Di- EDWARD HAWKS, 1. to thy fairy touch Collector the The harp that from another nation: so also with Commis- plomatic Agent, unless more of Port of Lahaina. Its thrilling music poured, are actually ISAAC LEWIS, Harbor Master of do. sioners, Consuls-(Jrncra- l, accredited ; Ii silent now, as if the power Charges, and and when the accredited Diplo- Had (led from each full chord; Consuls. These classes should be treated matic Agent of any power is absent from As if the night breeze wandering by with equal consideration, without favoritism this court, the Consul, or Commercial A-ge- nt, Judges of Inferior Courts. Draw forth a faint, low tone, to the nations they represent. of such power if there be one shall Tears tremble in thy mother's eye Rut, as on occasions of be considered, for purposes Halai, Waolani, Wept for the absent one. state whether of of ceremony, as general audience, or of festival it is impos- - the representative of such power. Honokaupu, Halali. Well thou art happy, and wc too sibio tney should all occupy the same place art. o. All the members of our Pnvv Kuhia, Judges of Honolulu. Must poon be reconciled, at the same time, it will be fully within the Council of State, take precedence at court, Although 'tis very hard to give next child. true purview of the articles of Vienna to as alter the Queen and Premier, as form- Away our darling ing Other parts Oahu. But he is worthy of thy love sign to that Power having a ininisterof the our Cabinet. of Who claims thee for his own highest rank the first place, and to the Pow- Art. fi. The Governors of our islands, J. Kahananui, Kahauolono, k And dearest he will cherish thee er represented by the next rank the next Kauai, Maui, Oahu, and Hawaii ; the Mem- Gidcona Laanui, Kahele. we to rest have gone. When place, and so on, according to the dignity by bers of our Legislative House of Nobles ; and Kaapuiki, which the respective reciprocal powers Judges of the Supreme Court ; take prece- choose to be represented at your Majesty's dence next after our guests the representa- tives ORDER IN COUNCIL Court, whenever it happens that there is not of foreign powers, in the order in Inferior Judges of Maui. OF an equality of representation. which they arc named in the annexed calen- But when it happens that all or several of dar. Kuakamauna, Kamakini. HIS HAWAIIAN MAJESTY, the Powers are represented by Ministers of Art. 7. Any Diplomatic Agent, resident for Lahaina, PRESCRIBING equal diplomatic name and rank, itis in ac- or special, can be admitted to Royal Audi- cordance with the above rules, to give such ence upon application in writing made to Inferior Judges of other parts Maui. A CODE OF ETIQUETTE: precedence according to the dates of the the Foreign Office, at least twenty-fo- ur presentation of their credentials. hours previously to the intended visit, and Kanac, Helehewa, At the present shall be introduced by the For- li Keaweiwi. 1 8 4 4 . time, the United States of Secretary of JUNE 29th, America is represented by a Diplomatic eign Affairs, personally, or in writing. The Ulunahele, Commissioner in the nature of a Charge; dress of presentation shall be the full dress Attorney General's Office, ) Great Britain, by a Consul-Genera- l; and assigned to his rank by the nation ho rep- Honolulu, June 24, 1844. ) France, by a local Consul, who, by the resents. Inferior Judges of Kauai. Done at Lahaina, TO THE KING'S MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY: laws of France has Diplomatic powers and Maui, this 29th day of Daniela Oleola, Manano, dignity in the absence of any minister of a June, A.D., 1844. Solomona Koolua, Naakakai. Sire, Having had the honor to bo requi- KAMEHAMEHA III. red higher grade. This is the order in which, James Young, by your Majesty's Secretary of State lor the KEKAULUOHL Foreign by Rules of Vienna, they ought to stand Affairs, to report upon the Rules of at your Majesty's precedence and etiquette which ought to be Court. It is also the order which ought to as- Collectors observed at so to be be of Internal Revenue Oahu. your Majesty's Court, as signed to them for two other guided by the usages of all nations in this reasons: CALENDAR. Hooliliainanu, Keliihuluhulu, 1. Because the United State3 of respect, have the honor to report, that his- America The following is a list of the principal Kuaana, Kulepc. i first recognized publicly, and by an Act tory attests the fact, that until the congress of Chiefs, Officers of His Majesty's Civil Ad- Kcliiwaiwaiole, Congress, 19th Dec. 1842, the of Vienna, 1814 and 1815, it was considered sovereignty ministration; of the Chiefs entitled to rank, and independence of your King- of great importance that Foreign Ministers Majesty's and of the present incumbents in the more dom; Great Britain, on the first of April, should be assigned their places at court ac- important local offices, which will be correc- Collectors of Internal Revenue Kauai. 1843; and France next recognized publicly, cording to the their cre- ted as occasion may require : Kaanaana, rank of respective by her joint guarantee with Great Wana, dentials, commencing with Pleni- Britain, Amala, Ministers dated the 8th November, 1843. Naumu. potentiary and so descending to the degrees Kauakahi, L2. Because the American Commissioner of Commissioners and Charge's des Affairs. Members the Hon. Council first presented his credentials on the 30th of Privy of State. Want of regard for this species of etiquette of October, 1843. The Consul General (i. P. JIIDD, Secretary of State for Foreisrn Affairs. frequently and sometimes oflier Attorney Collectors created jealousies, Britannic Ma jesty next on the 10th of Feb- JOHN RICORD, General. of Internal Revenue Maui. wars, between the sovereigns of Europe, as JOHN II, of the Treasury. 1844 ; and the Consul JOHN YOUNG, Counsellor. Hae, Kaihealani, it was and ruary, of France construed to be a direct affront, could not officially know the independence TIMOTHY IIAAL1LIO, of the Treasury. Kaenacna, Kenui, was sometimes so intended. until after the joint guarantee, so as to be James Nowliens, Manu. The Congress ofVienna convened in 1814, and considered as diplomatically accredited until contained delegates from the eight prin- that time. Governors of the Respective Islands. cipal Powers ofEurope, Austria, Great Brit- Collectors ' ' So the all seem to M. KEKAUONOHI, of Internal Revenue Hawaii. : ain, that reasons concur at Kauai. ) France, Spain, Sweden, Rus- . Portugal, present for assigning to the three powers in J. KUAKINI. Hawaii. Naahi, sia, and KEONI ANA, Maui. Kuwaihoa, Prussia, who, among other arrange- reciprocity with your Majesty the following Kapipi, ments saw lit to terminate by mutual agree- M.
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