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The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

RId On Saturday evening last, it was
fumored that large party of sailors were
fssembing and arming themselves with
cubs, with the intention of attacking the
|'Ft, and rcscuing such of their comrades as
we're confined therein for their misdemenors.
he Governor Immediately appraised the
american Consul of the circumstance, who,
fccompanicd by Capts. Wilkes and Hudson
proceeded at once to the scene of action, and
'oNd the men armed as described, and
|Darchmg by couples towards the fort. The
presence of their superior officers checked
ZEN at once, and after disarmng them they
Ue ordered to retire peaceably to their
|.aFdns houses-which they did. Parties
soldiers patrolled the streets during the
sm and succeeding day, but no other
| upton OF riot was manifested.
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

winner, away started the competitors on their
race, and away ran the native on race of
his own, but in very different direction
from that intended by his sailor friends, who
were obliged torun another heat to capture
him.
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

| Jack has now been ashore for two weeks,
,pcnding in mirth, fan, and frolic according
= to his own Interpretation of the same, the
| hard earned wages of many months. The
streets have by day and night echoed the
poise of several hundred tars, riding, dancing,
reiog and shouting, parading with drums,
itcs and flags until they seem at last to have
come to the conclusion that all play and no
work is fully as likely to make Jack dull
bey as the reverse, and are now reshippng
for the remainder of the cruise, the terms
Of many of them having expired when they
reached this port. The scenes of noise and
dissipation of which the past fortnight has
been so fruitful, we should suppose were full
y sufficient to bring conviction to every OBJ
server that some radical reform is necessary
to regulate and control those sources of riot
and Drunkenness, the grog- shops-and UNI
ess something is done, and that promptly
Pnd edectually, the rights and interests of the
emperate portion of the community will be
Facniced to those, who-for the sake of the
(aItry profit derived from retailing liquors
pre- entirely reckless of the crimes and mis-,
FHes thereby produced. -
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10
SENTENCE OF DEATH UPON kAMANiWA
AND LONOPUAkAU.


Ella ka palapala ma Iii palapala'i ia Ma
manawa laua Lonopuakau, Ike mai ma
kanaka pau.
f. Kamanawa a me Lonopuakau,
f. like me ka olclo hoohcwa ia olua, e
make, i hooholoia'i ka la 80 Sepatemaba,
Ike hal aku nei maua ko oua la lia'i, Q
ka 90 keia maluma, ka bora ! !.
Pomaikai olua, Ike mihi 10 oua keia
mau la, kilaa mai al ko olua hewa nui
lesu.
KANEilANEllA III.
KEKAUiUO.lI.
Honolulu, Okatoba 4, 1910.
TRANSLATION.
Sentence Of the chiefs sent in writing to Ia
manawa and Lonopuakau, published for
the information OF, all people.
To Kamanawa and Lonopuakau,
In accordance with the sentence Of
death, passed upon you on the :iOth Of Sep
TENDER, we hereby notify you that the day
of your execution will be the Doth day Of the
present month, at | | o'clock, A. NJ.
Happy indeed will you be should you
improve the present few days by repentance,
that your heinous sins may be forgiven
through Jesus Christ.
KANE'I\NEHA iii.
KENAULUOiH.
Honolulu, Oahu, Oct ., 1870
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10
THOMAS CUETyZvgElyS,

Has on hand and for sale, Amcri San,
English and French Prints-Whi,e,
Blue and brown Cotton Drills-!.incn
Drills-Builalo Cloth-Bleached and
Unbleached characterization Elan
nel-English Chintz - ChalIy Dresses
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

a drunken sailor in riding through the
'Ve's recently, found himself seized with
irresistible propensity to pitch forward,
'a TO his annoyance, and to the complete
',''''ce OF all horsemanship. Not being
10 recover his centre of gravity, and far
=" S'SPectng that the cause was in any
| connected with himself, he swore that
"'e legs of his steed must be shorter
, m sne h'nd, and actually stopped and
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10
For New York,

III The fine New Ship LAUSANNE,
I'M four hundred tons burthen per
sAn ~. register, j. SpALDiNc, Master,
will sail direct for New York, on or about
the 18th Of October. For freight or passage,
apply to the Master or to
Aug. 90. PIERCE s. BREWER.
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

Iau ""y making The mare (man) go.-A
" o. sailors, few days since, got up a
H., Having placed the amount of the
ITO the hand Of native to give to the
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

Mr.. J. Williams, jr. has been appointed
American Consul at Manono, for the Sa-
moa group.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-21

|AadlsItiust ~ tlbd, mg mHats
Ill bfsah my bsaii q sgataf touf ywbi
And would sos ai,e ma u smother
Than Rim love cod love al0hei
Shall d5 false IT, every fsalInM
20 every plrhiod votd uhiiue
Andwith pgofam0lssuy ihoaabw eoaceslIn0
Besiow this wedd q heat anew
never owed buf 0ns--na, neyetl
And When heart like mine is giyen
II l1ndly loves and loves loresef,
Exchanging ne The lraih Of Heaven
Before the saercd matdaRo-aliaf,
With him alone. hand linked In hand,
Sustained by trust that cannot folttt,
Dear mothers will yopf daughter stand
Then deem not that such love viii perish,
BY any change, Of tine or choncc,
Or can over cease to cherish
The ihooghts YOU yuinly call "romOnce"
Undimmcd will glow my true devotion,
Now rendered to his dearest nomoi
Unladed bloom each sweet emotion,
Thro' lie, thro' lfo--the same, the same
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-21

Tho New York Sunday Mercury tells
tho following Yankee anoclole. iona.
lhau walks 10, takos seat, and looks al
Sukey. Sukcy "rakos up the fire.
blows out the candle, and don't look at
Jonathan. Jonathan bitches and wrig.
g.es about In his chair, and Sukey sits
perfectly STILL Al length Jonathan mus
iers courage and speakelh--'Sewke ~
"Woll, 1ona,han"-''l love YOU like pi.
zen and sweoimoats,n "Oew tsll!-
dts fact and no mis,ake--wi--will--
now-wilI 20 have me, Sewkem "Jon.
alhan Higgins, what ON your poliucsT
,.l'm FOR Van Buren,, straight" "WuL
sir! then you can march straight hum,
rors wont have nobody that amt Tor
Harrison that's fat" "rhroe cheers
for old Tpw sung ont Jonathan. "Fhafs
YOUR SORTS SAYS sukcy, "when shall We
he married. lonalhanm "Soon's Old
Tin', elected "Aboml A.a-hem.--
.rWhat's the mater, sukcyF sSposln
Ne amt elected"
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-21
MARRIED by MISTAKE.

Tho steam was furiously whl22ng
from the sale,y.valves of two fine boats
that Law beside the wharf at Providence,
crowded with passengers, and every mo
ment taking more on board. The Spit
fire and Rasp, Captains Choce and Char
coal,) seemed like two huge monsters,
Impatient TO display thoir fiery speed
upon the race.course of the Sound The
tongue Of the bell had rung It's last
alarm, when hot and hasly traveller
encountered by cloak and carpet-bag,
sprang from the wharf TO the deck OF
the Spit-fre, and in so doing Numbered
against a gentleman who was standing
near the gangway. The new conner,
recoiling from the immoveabIe form OF
the other, trod on the equity toe oil an
unhappy bulldog, who uttered a low
growl, and rasped his muzzle against an
adjacent trunk, signifying thereby that
he had the will, if not the power to a.
yenge an insult. The unlucky assall-
ant sneaked blushingly away TO deposlte
his burthen and secure berth, while
the proprietor of the bulldog drew him
self up TO his proudest height, toyed with
pink shirt collar, and muttered some
thing like an imprecation, which was
lost, however, in the folds of his cravai'
The gentlemen who had thus come IL
contact both belonged to the genus cock
noy, as was evident from their dress and
personal appearance. They both wore
squaro-cut green coats, garnished with
brass buttons, and white felt hats witt
very yellow gloves and waistcoats' anc
there was certain spruce grnbness u
their noses and carroty tinge IN tnell
cropped locks that plainly told their or
gin. The principal differences between
them consisted in the thin sandy nous
iache which twinkled on tho upper lap o
the owner OF the bulldog and ~ his 81
PerIor stature. This gentleman bad beer
travelling in the Canodas, and makInl
The grand tour OF the lakes, whence d
dverged 70 the City Of Notions. lie va
now on bis way to q town on The liuasoh
there 70 sign aud seal; ~ short 20 wc.
lovely damsel. the child Of a d'slan
relative, whom he had never seen' ~
whom The miniature in HE posseasioil
sf-nffi BIN W. "lovaly cnliehpfe'
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-21
4 Love thee still.

love thee still--though doomed to drink
OF fell dcspair's most btterrlll--
Though sovcrd be Ilo's dearest link,
love thee still.
love thoe stll--and though give
Myself TO roam o'cr dale and hill,
Thy image in my heart shall live
I'll love thee still.
| love thee sul-and though thy brow
Should wear tho marks Of deaths last chill
I'll not forget my sacred vow,
rll love thee still.
love thee stll--and | will own,
When through my waning senses thill
The last sad notes on trumpet blown,
love thee still
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-21
plain Rulcs for every day in the week.
ADDRESSED TO YUUNG GENTLEMEN.
III Screen Parts,

PARr THE pRsr.-SundaE Tho Sab
bath from it, Hebrew otymoIogy signI'
fes rest: /, is therefore right and pro-
per. Whatever be the occupation ofcvcry
one whom especially address, that he
should sleep all day ButSlr! you may
no, choose 10 do this; and as only can.
not compel YOU, will 90 on 10 specify
another method Of spending il. 1t Is a
pity YOU will not agree 10 the first pro-
position, for thereby some words might
BIZ saved
suppose you to lie in bed at least I'LL
breakfast is ovor having arisen you
make your toilet Tor church, if you TO-
lend 10 90; or take some novel, Joseph
4nIrews. R1derick Random, Falkland
Or Inc like, and with a cigar and your
4llpgors read away lhe morning b1'
n gou are 10 .he habit Of Attending
ggJ.l. worship. 0tthere ifanow preaeb.
rr.efa aow beI...og son h1gc coat q
ths naaert G.4aa sou u'.I 20 e
eh4reh. rho ama &c arrival inea ''
I8.t,rr.Bl --aBy moment during 'f1
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-21

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ID amny Will ka8Ha sViHl
sae " 8aaH lNiHa#h iha Streets ~
iHf af It'e FfBH ~ ieEsfl ~ ih~
NHtlY H 'Ns Hal people aH.ha 81 meet
/ woe. Iaf hHTiH t88 fHH #VHf aus sf lw0.
I iHeY W.l na1llF WHiaH yea. ~ a.
count 81 iH esaefH u tua atlhaa 70 aat
800 "a i4Wu mlBfe church inp. lusl iha
alallanan III huifs 81 mlil.nH III ahetIs
should nlpHHm liHlf worship Az ~.
HfaHaaiH RESORT un liesH occasions i
some aafdcn uf Tavern a flw miles ffam
town There, mall pfpbabfiHg you will
meet some Ifeuda III ,oHf own age, aud
a. they mty dnpk aal sWaaf aaI play
tcn.pina 81 COINS other nama IN whole
auma exercise. your participation viii hn
rolhInr moro Than evil and can give no
scandal Towards sun down YOU will b.
warm and IN good apiflla. your horse
viii have rested and 81 prime for race
ar lroldnr match. A small bet may ina
cite ,ol 10 prenlpf osenion, and II hf
animal BE- a good ono. he must al4o feel
.nyiou4 10 win. AS YOU enter tho town,
liliso lima \ NON tha old lo,ktaye nj The
/ ,3nJow. md ,he ,oung ennfry enioyine
vain r,s. thcsof,re ihrengh lhe most
nel4,e .,,sr,a, - vhera yaa arc hest
\ known, and the exhibition OF your Iehu
/, ACCOMPLISHMENTS may gain YOU many
/. admirers and convince the mairons Of
+, The propr,oly of enlrnsiinp their daurh.
ies 10 ono Of your skill should YOU
over tender your ser,iees TO escort them
on a ride.
Tho eyeninu. a1cr tea. il beat spen,
In walking ubou, the pubic squares or
4,nnaipp a, the corners. Ia in.pecl every
moor grl who is OBLIGED 10 "a To church
without a protector, and addressing some
ftpndl question 10 her. or observation
/ pnon her nppramnco, which mus, be !
, convincing proof OF Your good breeding
and your spdt of entire social equality
R,t II van nrolor ia vial, soma reignine
Ibcllc. Il 4 a mark of galnnlry Ia ID so
A., ,ou may entertain her. by detailing the
. oroerndinps Of the afternoon. the drink
n mo and pmyinr. With any ombolish
r men,s of the conversation YOU thinl
!. worth repeating The mcc should b
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-21


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old gentleman kcpt n y,oilont which oyo
linn and III nnnd lint E, ,,,ld M, ma.
,bo bmi,s of the lawn in a norninp yalI
vi,bon h.,no onr,,rd ~ tbc aeoJ !.
mrs,ic With somo ,nessao, lint ,oyorin
,Ihly h,o,ch, NM, Mach Thorot,ro' a.
sho,IJ mo-, ,onIoriboi whom cwoIJin,
,la.'a,s Gy.I Az Iohn sinh y,s ~ 80.
LIZ. b,lcgro,rn --,bot be nr,no1nro
All ,be ynna roooirod hv love. law AN
rcl;g,on. S,uiro 'Cohns Eyerlink k,sso
rho I,idc .maids and Inc bride. nnd wa
~, oa, w. y. nam i, sncb pnlnnny circn,
s,,9c.s couIjbe.
On fine m,rping after his marrlngo.
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-21


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ea eoa' '.'''.'f ~ if.' e'l.' I'us
Hufnf o. voice o' 'h9n''t h'NE
mofl went iha lWa aiu'R NfH YOU
hurW cried each second 20 hls ptn''Lal
The repies wore iuihe Negative ~
/ % ogaIu' 1lI Fmnk Harris inr. 'f'
and fresh pistols wore presented. This
time the hero Of lha musaehies took q
deliberate ulm-pud msseda The iHlc
cockuey pulled lho trigger, and down
went his great antagonist The seconds
and the successful duolist rushed 20 the
spot where The dying man lay kicking
conyulsivcly with deep rod stain upon
h'' N''' ~. wy 1850
Like Byrons hero, no exclaimed r.
Ave got my Cruel aud, like l]yfon's
hero, too, his thought was Of his ladyc.
love. u onon It on you" soii he to
victor, ITO r. % ne ouse OF William
u NRglns which can't be far from ere
Take this Nre leltor, which vas my Gre
denlIals' ana snow y 20 IN leu his'
Sarah Virgins | heNPred with a youno
IN my ed aud Won N my arl--she "a un
, dersIond the compliment leu EN-
died game--ond ARK ye' J Iorg!vos yo'
i, 'orilly' u was an my ho"o lauIl' -
Having wrung me hand o. 'he rfPoa 'an
homclde' ne c'oseo ms eyes anu 'ay oac'
upon the swafd'
raven Knows oAG'al'noa 'u' Ppo?'
ltluo coekhoy' "'na' u'u" s'eH U'
,'Ie' *ui my noycs ven : ut'o' AZ,
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ler.n said the surgeon in deep scpul
chral voice
!, "hy brother traveller shrIekea ih'
poor little cocknoy yes, onu una
makes me a lrolrlelde' m
rms IS no umo Tor 'o'n9n'ouo",
. snld FRANK Harris 'houSo yoursel'
II YOU resolve to comply wan the dy'nI
mans Injunction you must procure
conveyance al me inn, wnere 'noy ca'
direct you TO INC mousse OF "lgB'n'' =
Tor me- VIII soon moe' YOU oso'n' ct
the story oil your Vlcum ueo'n' ~, con
ccal your agency IN me allo'F' A9'eu !,
Inc a'seon,o'a.e uuo'',S, s"o'N :"
I proilered hand oil inc hliuanlplu'n' "n
, after one sorrowlnl glance at 'ho oou
OF his victim, TOOK MS departure ,ro'
2 the ialai spot At 'ho lnn no was ln'V' IT.
ed that Mr. william " gyms ''r t'.l,
a the immediate ne!gnoofhooo, ana NUM- y
Q he proceeded on looI' ,huS'ng u"o'' w
= shade OF melancholy Doughs, upon "
e late disaster,
8 an. r.,,, fla world had cutoff great man;
!. ~ ~,
J. And whal was 10 DC ms ,'GeP,'o" ." ~ ~
$ house OF me oetea'ou oI,ue' 10 4.
g would her lovely bosom s'i "ee ',t . ono NC
i ooau'eons eyes % nueu WIN 80, 800 -
the melancholy ln'glug', ,, " '.nJ,loI =
{. owed her ere sno hau Ogen "o '.''1
ana ,ao oroH'n '5'''ol ,"l L.;.. l. III
would bring down ms gray mars :" = ~ y
10" 70 we sIa'o' !" ~ 1a,,so,
discovering Ina' nc loa ooo" , az L 80, ~
er q 1no,t Ol.'s, W. ,m, Y', .n.5 en-,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-21


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'ud uf hfHamenfWivu, you can Under
Ha0i 70 tl,e lsllut
1 liH lhifilv i Is probably more
agreeable 60 sou 10 $50 alone. Follow.
ling diem vmf inclination, soeh out "
paw Tor yoof separate accommodation.
somewhere near tho altar, and WHEN
safely uelgad, oammrnco your mbdlns
Itioua by deliberate survey al llo mul
Iludo up stairs and down No very
4 walrhlul VI ans stranger Or pretty plH.
,nns3iately before OF hohnd you. lur
I II, onr n,v srnl vcnr purse and the
o,her v,ar bontl Yonr obsefgalens of
+ IN sr,nnl mas M moro gansnL Il YOU
s,nnl nnan the roo,.stool. When n lbts
no.i,inn pull an ,otr Gloves. and IL You
\ h,vr ,ockel.rnmh rod,es yonr hair IA
og.i,r ,rsnr,l,n, Il. v,ar ,sslp' aud snooti
y,n. o.nt .seff If ,on own a g,,r. Ha,.
,ng nls, ad,us,ed yonr collar and vest
ynnr hpn1Eercn,ef ahonld bo eupNod /,
! your nose. Iol the blast be az loud a
nos4bIe, in order 10 divide attention
1 with the ministers a praisewnrhy de
N sign republican institutions. which
abhnr nonopolcs OF any kind. Whol
a hymn Is sung, join IA by all means
especially ir tho choir be select and yol
are NOT familiar with tho tune, or If yot
have b,d voice and no ear for music
. otherwise you cannot show your zeul
| and Will never learn.
While tho loxt is boag read, YOU ha,
4 better cough, shuttle yolr ioo;, or slau
/ the pew door and 40 force the prcache
! to repeat H. This Is advantageous b,
lmpressing it more firmly on the mind
of hearers During the sermon if yol
feel disposed, lean your head on lh
' from, Of the pow, or make n pillow o
The psalm books and stretch yourself 20
a nan. Perhaps il may bc ia your POW
7, er 10 give audible nasal proofs Of you
slumbors. The effect Of this is excel
!, lent. mo- it couytnces every ono of you
peaceful and secure state Of mind an
, conscience, and lnclinos them 10 imini
tao couduc, OF one, who Is evidently to
. ylrluous 10 ncod instruction Harp
i youth! they would mentally oxcIaim, r.
n morse has placed no blot On the fair tai
y let of yourboarl
- When the collection is going on, pre-
~ yiIcd YOU are not asleep, give yourseI
= mo- trouble about feeling Tor your purs.
~ until the box, bag or plate, nq it may be
" ia presented. A deliberate search
4 then becoming, the longer tho better
~ and IL YOU have no small money, thro'
:, IN five or Zen dollar bin and take o.
- Tho change, leaving sixponco or a COZ
y per according to your means or incIin0
= ton. II dog slrays up the aisle, 80
may uunD YOUR fingers or whistle uNnll
IN linn. which porhnps may keep hu
.L...i.i,o,. az IN achild be- nrlr 80,
k. ''""' W. ''"b A., ..,., .i,,.e
attract US nouce' ana py 'o',' wy =
mems keep 10 smillugt munh tiAlH
The Polynesian., 1840-06-27

orn shores of New-Iloland. The Bril-,
fag is never struck and the ships of b.,
navy, her wooden walls. are floating for,
trcsscs. with military stations, dotting an
over the globe, in every cline and IN
every sea.
Mr.. Webster, in one of his speeches
describes England as Il power TO which
for purposes of foreig conquest and sub.
jugation, Rome, in the height of her GLORY
is not to be compared la power which
has dotted over the surface of the whole
globe witt, her possessions and military
posts - whose morning drum-beat, follow
ing the sun and accompanying the hours
circles the earth daily with one continu
Gus and unbrokcn strain of the martial air
of England.
The Polynesian., 1840-06-27
A-2-2IVIADo

June 20, American bark Flora, Spring, from
New York, January 7, via Val
paraiso. As days from the latte
place. She brings naval store
for the United States Explorinj
Expedition. The Flora spoke of
Staten Island, brig Lama, Brewer
hence II days, for Boston, pas
sengers all we'll
81, American brig William, Under
wood, % days from St. Bias
81, Honorable III. B. G.. barque Co
lumba, HUMPHREYS, from Column
bia River, passage g days. Pas
sed ship Lausanne, Spaulding
from Sandwich Islands, going in
all well.
81, Schooner Clarion, Shaw, from Ia
hiti, June 6.
The Polynesian., 1840-06-27
PASSENGERS.

In the Flora, Rev. John Dell, pastor o.
the Seamen's Chapel in this town Mr.
Dicll left this town fourteen months since fol
his health, which we rejoice to state i
better than when he parted from us, thougH
not so thoroughly reestablished as to admit
OF his recommending his pastoral labors im1
mcdately. In his voyage round the world
he visited China, Batavia, Cape of Good
Hope, United States, and Chill.
In brig Clementinc, for Hawaii, Mr.. j. j
Jarvcs; Mr.. j. p. Couthouy; Mr.. Olm1
sted; Mrs. Thurston, and son; Mr.. p. Par
ker; MIR. ii. Grimes; Rev. Mcssrs. RI
Walsh, Ernest, and Bent.
In barque Columbia, Mr. f. O. Hall \
lady and child; Mr.. Alexander Simpson
Mr.. James Steel.
The Polynesian., 1840-06-27

Since the establishment of the English
colony in New Zealand, the French pa
pcrs have been incessant in their calls
upon the government to insist upon a
share i'll the colonization of that territory.
The Chamber of Commerce of Dunkirk
has presented to the ministry long man
iIcsto on the impolicy of allowing the I'M
disputed possession of the colony ia. its
present owners, and urges the immediate
planting of the French flag, as an act of
sovereignty, upon some part of the island