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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
NO. 1l9


heve on hand general assortment Of
GRocEHIEs.v INES. TEAS a. LIQUOn
% THE BEsr QUALITY,
AT wholesale ana retail, for cash or Tn puncs
D"' LEiDts DICATED EXTRACT
~, OF SARSAPARlLLA.
SEiN1 eenuaiei eoupouni Fu,d EItrae; ofsaIsa-
- phh eohnined With other vegetable =. which
rcnisrs merne OF uuty IA the IRE II ali dis.
ease ahfns ton Inquiries Of blOo,i irum tniscTs
.. n p" " lHenets II youth, and constitutional da
.as-s iotn ~ rroiueci Jy the niudeiOus mer.
lor General D-buny, Ucerols sores Whus s,s-IIIrrs
p,s'as"- 81 lne LTgr aGd ska, scrUiula Kings Evil
fJsipias, &c, eGd ali the unI AZ
iccu"h' Consequent 70 Sypnis Ines vsgsreaL &c As.
teneFa! puih"f u the oOri at ., psrtic larry
IN th" sprn- aGd Fall there be 10 Ins cine more al
I-ctI'i 40 medicine calcul,el soctn- nouIish
the - ste att. having been ucer for
any particular disease ;lerc be authln= a,af led
$4,000. use a'rral NiEor OF TIC Sea- aad allsyius tie
an "si 'Ous eo1o'uoa itha sys'cin eor,ncn
silei s'eAness THIS PREPARATION vii be found highly ser.
those Unpleasant anu eaLi- slsaon- 80 cnnmou 10
G-hJ iHiinI warm wsa'T. sauey, t-iGtnsss Giinsss
ioITs dc GL'iI ssi ~po's-ome Ocv T.gS, by aLiiux
ao,esp,og iud aa-s Of iye.~4er eee-
oIatca Lisbon rctigiuA aud wiy qI-nI,y OF sugar
70 nrie .yrgp io'Ds the s-rs.paIia GesG, 70 sessiE
hu~e'fr o. addition einai virtues Conducive to hs ain
ahd yArcui-ry .,.p,p vards For travelling persona
Hisareq's'se Of srel; importance. FYr,si.
ms nrarsis,s, cole agents 70, X e1l.Saa, Va.
IaSiS s,ISu e az IN 1lsS SSuihAlNT
Nervous D.,as-s, spuung o. Blood. Consuu,yIion,
anu LAYER Co@r-iis, eau 10 rea-,iisd by tue ..e Of
nerves and muscular Dr. rayiors BlssIa Of Ia
HetN1T las been usei sIcce.siuiiy he
cure o thcdseAsc5 above named sli aasGI-y an CT
ceilCutretuguy.
COnruIntO'i aud LIVER Compliant As. general rems
~ tor uese Gi'cascs, am iuy sly IRON long aGpe.
IieI;- mere u. 40 medicine equal u DR. Iayor's D4l.an
OF ILNrT"oft ls~arrsutsdLJt Contain any
or uhne tai pTc1rdtiou, and bang prsy vcEeta.
os, can De used WAN tn- utmost /. In
every condition. Hcieauscs tie lungs W -ctura on re.
hcves ifaclH breathing, and uea the chcs -
ILrr" can be no guesJ .ut Is certain
cure iut In,Uuc Jgushs snC Colds. 4 haS. u.s. a II iur
years 4. any practice aud always with success.
a. r. x, GERS, ND.
TIE bo-ir= remarks weTC takcu from NE As.,I Ma.
s1zine-"Iue surpu. efect produced ~ Or I.ylaTs
LAS an % L!EeEw3Tt IA COusunpuye cases cannot al
,Gc4- deep 40 tnuus ntoT hou IN. ,yorIi
"e.sse 'Ot- by.N eIllszease CONSUMES. OF r.
bee iia, % uIicul 10 senses vixen Ne zee
i'Isn- fNa.-ty cyusuLli tive, hoatr Yet
iis.s a-t 20 lig occurrences; how thea auas
tJn Ify NEie "i lie above meucincI' We hope rnys.
e-' VII DasrtrilU u nts Ics auG report Is effects
. 10 use Fox salc by
GAYSOR, Druggist,
hgen loT KIculnuni. Va
L4i--'i Ono Hu tr 81 40 Hall T,y.r,
.ILA 49,. :, !. - ~. :.
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TOusALE, PRlvATELy. tha, :

INOU SALE, PRIVATELY that very valuable lot =
corner o. Cary and Ca street, fronting feet on
Cary steel aud running back uTon 9TH street 81 feet
inches IL ~ probable tha the owner % property
would divide u into lots fronting 50 feet inches on
Cary erect, IN whicn wiuid Toe valuable aui con.
venent for private residences. Terms Accommodating
appyio WILLIAMS a lIAXALL.
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for ei'an.h. Grey ut ghJ Hair To Brown u Bla In
lev hour, vi mug the Sktp or nm.
"a OF the 'tr Ii applied night sons To ue me
S.anSe WI ticceu % morning The Coor IS p-f,aa.
Heni Lefe ore cALng he rubbed of nor Nil n i 10
Ntts, ml hn GenGeihcu co!0r their WLsSeIs MIN
very little uou5.e. Prce - cents. ~
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rINUE subscriber hereby tenders ris acknowledgements
.Hs tIvnis Fnt DC community aIlv who have
literally rtfouiEci him 20 The TIA aud Gent cwcns Fur
U.siIE Business for scvc at years pastaut akes this up
rouuuy in inform them, t, he has made 20
carry on D'h departments Of The business much more cS
fsustvriy Than ever before.
Ucis now Receiving bis Fslsiock an Of which made
urvr expressly nr the retail trg e., aud contests of the
mos trauufl assortment offered any similar
fahIshmcut Che city sd will be offered 40 unusually low
themselves.
oc 10 ELISHA STEPHENSON, Agent.
vi sa'eby TYLER a TAYLOR
oc q 49,
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GLENN's AROMATIC ROSE Tou7u PASTE

lLa rAceeci DrnrGce inay bs use l.h peTTecf "a f.
an 10: al Tie purposes OF cvansiu. the Ctu ulakIng
As "titi Tor s;opPrz iny progress ot decay
80 .eeih, removing lie tartar. purifying The
'.is pte,aia'.0u . not suTp sci Benz. ~ "a sOLd
' i'' rec Tpii -I is uucn superior Tooth DovT.
-eIs pa -r--ta q, While Tor Convenience Il l. dcr,,, bs,
! Z NM = y -. -----I-
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70 PIANO F0RTES OF every description repaired
and tame Tuning ~ the tf required, 10y WI
LAN hEAs>Is1 whose bong rEperisncs and abby
iaCuTnE an3 tuning Piano Forces. Justly
every cont cnec Guitars, Nions and Ace repair
cd. Nlo..a Bows haired.
I'D Criersjs a. above will be puneuary atcndedio
a. q n f.tl rHr aU# .wHs
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MARRIED. LAUIES,
a REMEDY FOR THRU>H-CANKE
AND NURSING SHE MOUTH

NND 2 NSING = Jk = MOUTH.
THOUSANDS both yOuUg aud old bu especially mothers
AMI infants. are every consigned the tomb 10y
The above Stubborn Diseases The
hntahcc OF most pTsC', ~ h1 scsns 60 this ST.!
seAse ani lie cons uncertainty of cure .heIr
prescriptions, IS subject % common aWpng all
hose Who have suffered from the disease, who have
witnrs sod the sLGrIIrcs OF others
ltihrrci.rc Evrs a. much pleasure 20 be able ucg
20 tins class oi sufferers ruTc remedy witch las
HfrtF JufI 10 single instance the eCEIaystp
,aFcs OF ia disease; even where the mother child
have been coveI externally with cankcT the
WHO e bOuy, as Weli az internally.
Many are the cures have witnessed perf1rmel hy
these medicines in Ii3e OF TArush C4rtsF
and NitrsTng Sore Mouth where patient had
rccn gwen by number OF the talented phYsl
We present this compound thus confidently because VIC
know d IS only 10 be tcsred 10 be appreciated
DC > ly For sale by A e.. STEVENS.
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EE.Ssl ! j 3 Y 8 N
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,

PLANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
Opposite ks Banks.
tE subscriber L. Constantly crayIng from the cele-
4 bratcd mandatory of NuSSs q CLASH, New YORK,
elegant aud PLAIN fnn Forie possessing the latest
Prove menis and ;h-t decacy Of touch and
toue, 50 peculiar 20 Iier Manufacture.
Constantly on hGni 4 large aS-urFnsntof
Flutes F1ASec'et CatiouciIs
Guitars, NIulus, Nolnucellas
hccOriioEs. Musca' Boxes
Huru- Bu-ies sud TEunpets
Flee and Drums
Guitar, Violin, Harp and Piano Forte String OF su7e
rorirualIy
Piano Fore stools and Covers
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Music ever offered for sale In
TINS SNc may be selected from. store Of the suu
cT Nh1 S now enau ed 10 sell the Philadelphia and
New YORK wholesale aut REAL prices.
Those purchasing sell agln will be flrn shed upon
better terms ,at they can GnI elsewhere n the STATE
IL ramos repaired, tuug.. let hue, anC taken 10
exchange. p. II. TAYLOR.
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NI.M LIINENII.E Hnnks

rkANELLE.:N CUMpAS~E~. g.,
HAVE 1usf opened handsome Assortment Ui T1lvpl.
lcrs, t'ura.@.-, sTy G. asses Money Rsi.s prnsius
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certain AMI speedy Remedy FT,eket. and c,b.- -
81. cents. 49, az E'.Se
=, Ihr aDose are Tor sale by the sole Proprietor w
rehn' No- - ard - south, iri stree Fll4t,e Iob.
e.a, tor sale lu Richmond ty IHhu Gayuor J. IA sus,a~
a. 500, AleI. DuvaI Co. anu J. a E,g,,G "a, Is, :,
! the Druggists IN PsferstsiTr 70' -4 - - u
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WINE AND BRANDY.

- whole pires
. z hat 90 snf superior French Brandy
10 qu-rfcr rHsssN
10 efsl Be- cess superior Madeira Wine
- o. v..-s sicily NatcIrs dp
In store, sni Tor sale on Toa-Inatic terms.
A. CRrMP
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DUDLEY & MEREDITH.
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DAMAGED SOLE LEATHER so Sides low
o. p wEBB, RooKgR HAMILTON.

GUN-SMITHlNG,
SAMUEL SUTHERLAND,
OppoSitcfht BaHks,
STOCKS repairs and alters ino Percussion Guns Rides
y and PISTOLS
Gun smthng and iobbing In all rs branches attended to
by fsthtul wotEmen.
Always hand large lot Of Keys which will be hued
TO any description Of Locks Nthe shop hs residences
VfeuslomeTe, 80 ~ &.
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u cow Tor Ctsis NAbE W Nbbllh DGE,
&c - doors below t!i Bell
CuAnLoTTE ELIZADETHs BOOKS, &c
I w. RANDOLPH n co have Tor salc,
~ Pc % into number Ninety, by e Elizabeth
Alice Hrudcn the bowed shilling, ani other tales, by
Elizabeth
Toe simple over ard other tales, by e Elizabeth
TIC f"wer Of lnuocencc.o Rachel atTue narrative, by
Elizabeth
Grmrsrsu f The Past, or HE MUSEUM, hy Elizabeth
TIE Flower GARDEN and Floral biography, 10y G Eliza.
bcilt
Davies Scrmons, 81. with IN oasay on the Lie and
Times ~ The author, ly Albert Barns
sca,u,n's Fncui, by Il ~ Dana, Jr author Of Two
years HCf1tr the mast
psry Tor 1872, Daily Register for the use Of families
aud others. &C 80
CISISHEAT BACON,Sc.
A FEW whole, hail sut Vu1urr hh's, mountain Buck
n wheat, fresh ground aud rtc ct grit
ALSO,
1oNn pounds Midjlng aud Shoulder Bacon AZ 4, and
cents The Do.
~ superior Family Hams
Duiy expected,
31k0ru beet Goshen Butter. put M 10 order cH
pfcFsiy thus market our Cusumcts Hs.iruus Of
ing supplied early with this article ace requested 10 call
aui cave their names
noa GUETTER & PEAKE
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I'M ~ - N' 'I IT, ~ . = * ~ lie T. >:
, ras-i- Sal:a from s. 81 50 fIr Eug-u -ate,;
il'r-.. rrrssa. U,- s.I M g lars; Ha11s a~i krinS
tu4 GaTffn-t u'vrrrf's clf o. Eng AMI American
tia;s. rrUg-, -.e-s- GFins, !'lyG Lshsr iICu
Frame Ir9"ss. ts-ua tl-s, Neslu Wins 81 The most
approved uIaS, iIr s4.l. 10 DlJ KlSSpN,
= HNr rrsI ~ f|.n Fa| fave
The Polynesian., 1841-03-13
TO ALI.

husbands and wives, fathers and mothers,
nd'athers and grandmothers, and great
ad'athers and great grandmothers, moth
IN law and fathers in law, brothers and
Prs, aunts, uncles, ncices nephews, sons,
shters, cousins, friends, and acqUaint-
OF every and any degree whatsoever,
1'ng in the United States and elsewhere,
nave husbands or wives, fathers or moth
srandfathers or grandmothers, great
'diathers or great grandmothers, mothers
'w or fathers in law, brothers or sisters,
S' uncles, neces, ncphews, sons, daugh-
cousins, friends or acquaintance resid-
IN these Hawaiian Islands, health and
fling-
the name and behalf of certain ladies
|"ls town, we request all and any Of the
The Polynesian., 1841-03-13

A lev of the present laws to protect the per-
|3 and lives of those residing here. The
mstice which the law allowed for SO
y nous an offence as the one in question
Y ur the petty fine of 's6-thus putting the
eseurity of our persons and the peace of our
6iIies at the mercy of any individual who
i poscs to pay that to CRAFTY his malice
~ Hawaiian statutes being more expressly
ended for their own people, are few and
Npe. and scarcely any distinctions made.
xduatng punishments according to the ma.
1 of offences. While this defect contin.
and the law is no punishment to the ac.
= Sssor residents must live always prepared
66jreat such assaults as they would those OF
Z GSad-dog or a house-breaker 1t is fear
& fconditIon of society when its peace can
& be preserved through fear of arms. But
: state cannot continue long. This out
&c, together with the one committed some
(nths since upon the person of Mr.. Espen-
e6 over which the law could exercise no
In1re control, will demonstrate to the oov-
slnment the necessity of more particular le-
atlon on those points. The generous
|0st Of Indignation which followed this e.
Ift. from all classes, and the deep sense of
T. insult thereby cast upon the whole COM
Bhty, with the promptness with which en-
% feelings were controlled, and the law
hoble as it is, allowed to take its course.
saks loudly for the high and honorable
= of feeling existing among the foreign
\ dents. =
The Polynesian., 1841-03-13
80

infringe upon or violate lis liberty.
REsoLvED. That the proceedings of
this meeting. subscribed bv the Chairman
and Secretary. be published in the Pol
ynesian.
HENRY \ rEn,r 7. \. ERINsMNrr. L. " .
con. JoHN ilrEk, J. SMITH. tomr,,tse
On motion Of Henry A. Pierce, Esq.
the thanks of the Meeting were voted to
Mcssrs. liungtai. for the use of the
Rooms.
And the Meeting adjourned sine die.
STEPHEN REYNoLDs, Chairman.
NuLlM PATY. Secretary.
The Polynesian., 1841-03-13

former personagcs who are in the habit of
forwarding BONES of nice things to all and
any of the latter, not to put up preserves and
pickles IN the same box with laces and mus
Inns, for the two agree but lily together; and
the whole frequently turn out "complete
JAM The long voyage aud confinement,
decidedly disagree with the exci,able and
effervescent nature of the forner.-A spc-
clal request-Read and remember.
The Polynesian., 1841-03-13

Inc L. S. Ship Vinccnncs, Capt. Wilkes.
~ been detained at Iilo, longer than was
fclpated, by the following singular cir
Ipsance. After the return of the survey
party from the summit of Mouna Loo
observatory was erected at Hilo, on the
side of Wailnku river, near the beach,
8fas soon discovered that the pendulum
snld not operate regularly, and that the
ervatlons were entirely useless. Another
was selected for it on the opposite side
tyhe river, and the results were the same !.
e3hat at the last dates, another location had
e2be selected. The irregularity of the
Sements was supposed to be owing to a
snbl'ng in the earth, occasioned probably
'HFubterranean fire, as the natives COM
ned that the water below the surface in
Immediate vicinity was hot to the touch.
5 phenomenon has been noticed before
yhc same place, and it is another evidence
prove that the island of Hawaii is a mere
''Sst, thrown up from the depths Of the
an, while all beneath is one vast mass of
a. and liquifed rock. The fact that steam
PES from crevices in the rocks on the very
pmit Of Mouna Loa at an elevation of
POO feet, shews the general thinness of
crust, and the ncarness of the fires to
! surface of the soil
N the great eruption of June last, the la
enough mainly supplied from the great
4 ter OF Monna Loa and KiIauea, gushcd
like springs of water from the earth in
porous places along its course, some of
ch still remain hot and smoking
The Polynesian., 1841-03-13
AFFAIRS OF TIE EAST.


From tie Joun., de Frankfort, mi-oi,cal Russian
organ.
The pacha Of E4ypt refuses 10 ,icld to ;lle
summons of the Po,tc and the four Powers.
IL" declares positively that he VIII rcrcl force
by force, bat at the same time he PLAYS the
part OF an oppressed innocent. or rather of Il
generous individual, by promising. that he
VIII not he an arr, Ssor or in ether words,
that he VIII not cidcr lbrahim TO march on
Constaniuopic. The journals o. Paris, Min
isterlal or other, beast with marvellous ac-
cordancc ot the resolution VIC have Just spok-
Ell OF, and add, with an air of triumph, that
such news had been generally expected in
france. " eli. we are able to assure these
Journals that the Powers equally expected
Such an answer, and that il will certainly not
hinder them from proceeding to execute the
treaty. In tact, very poor notion would
be formed in France OF the tirmncss of the
tour Cabinets II ii were supposed that thew
would give way before mere words or mpo-
tent threats from Mchemct Ali: and it would
hea cruel deception to imagine that in case
OF Il refusal from the Pacha their resolution
would not be taken, and their pats dctcrmin-
ed, before hand so as to bring to reason a
parsonage whose ohstinacy and adventurous
spirit they are as fully aware of as they are
OF the encouragement. to resistance which he
receives from all parts of France If lbra.
hlm does not advance. and if he does not pass
the Taurus, there will be one piece OF work
the less for the contracting Powers, and one
embarrassment the less for the French Ca
blnct. But let no one deceive himself: the
march of lbrahim will not retard either the
Pollcy or the resolutions of the four Powers
with regard to the Pacha of Egypt. Facts
have sufficiently proved for several years
that Nlehemet Ali advances from pretensions
to Pretensions, and from intrigucs. in order
to destroy the Ottoman empire, and under
mine the Sultan's Government. The Powers
will not again find reposc, the throne of the
Sultan Will not cease to tottcr every dav
more and more, conspiracics will not cease
at Consiantinop|e, the Russian Government
WILDE forced to remain on the All rirs at Sc
bastopol, the French and English fleets will
never be We aried ofcruising of all the ports
OF the Lcvant In fine, the world will not
ENJOY rcpose before Mchcmct Ali is driven
out of Syria, and before his bower is reduced
to ITS natural dimensions This is an evident
truth, the extent of which is at this dav nc-
know!cdgcd as much at London as at ST.
Petersbnrgh, as much at Vienna a. at Berlin
The Polynesian., 1841-03-13
MARINE NEWS.
s,sss st,s.s :lsh; sssA,
PORT OF HCH5OLULU.
ARR

ARRIVED
Mar !, Am Brig Lama, Jones, from Boston
Aug .. Tahiti, Feb. A. Mem-Alciope,
Clapp, left Tahiti, for Boston, Feb. 3.
AL well. II. b. M. Consul, G. Pritch-
ara, Esq, and family, passengers from
latter place. FIR. ship Europa, to sail in
n lew days for Oahu. Br Big Friends,
Rngg, soon after, L. S, Brig Porpoise,
~ fnggold, commander, left Tahiti,
FEB, J.. tor this place, to survey by the
way. The Barquc Don Quixo,c, Patty,
from this place, at Tahiti, for Valparaiso,
in "A few days-al well. The Lausanne,
Spalding, did not touch at Tahiti Let
tcrs from Tahiti state that French tiic-
ate will come here, via that Island, from
New Zealand
Mar. |. Am. Brig Maryland, Rlinn, %
days from Maza'lan. Mr. r johnson,
passenger.
The Polynesian., 1841-03-13

The Maryland brings much interesting
news, the particulars of which we must
defer until our next. as our columns arc
already crowded. Harrison Is elected
President of the United States. Mchcn-
ct Ali has yielded to the terms of the for.
eign allies.
The Polynesian., 1841-03-13
Fort, March 6, Isll.

Fort, March 6, lsil.
SIR,-l have received and understand
your letter respecting the complaint made
to you by Henry Skinner, a subject of
Great Britain, together with your demand
for what reason his man is fined seven
dollars.
| now state to you clearly. that the
three men staid away from the Govern
ment Work; these were three days work
at fifty cents day, and when my servant
went for these men they were forbidden
by Henry Skinner. When the officer
went for them, Mr.. Skinner refused to
give them up, and when my people went
for them again, they were still detained.
And at another time my men went after
his people they took three, not however
his steward or cook.
Therefore took these men in the first
instance and sent them to labor ON the
road according to the order for Govern
ment Work, and afterwards one of the
said men went to Mr.. Skinner for money
due him for services, and was detained
by him and confined within his enclosure.
AS this man was a Fort-prisoner have
fined him for desertion six dollars, and
one dollar for being absent from the Gov
ernmcnt Work two days.
Wherefore take notice, that Mr.. Hem
ry Skinner is an abettor Of a man who
has broken the law; the Treaty has been
infrnged by one of your people, and
therefore it is not proper one who does
thus to dwell in this kingdom, as he dash
es aside the law of my King.
These are the fines of the men of Mr..
George Pelly whom have returned, and
Mr. Pelly has paid for his men, the first
man three days absence from Govern
ment Work, and the same for the second,
which makes for the two, three dollars.
May you clearly understand this.
am, with respect, your O5ed. Servant,
r., (Signed) NJ KEKUANAoA.
10 H. Charlton, Esq, British Consul
British Consulate, March 6, ls4l.
SIR,-I have to request that you will
inform me by whose authority the cor
respondence between me, (on the part of
The Polynesian., 1841-03-13

neslan of this day.
An immediate answer is requested.
an,, Sf, your most Ohed Humble Ser ant,
RICHARD CHARLTON.
Gov 'ernor kekuanloa.
Fort. March s. 1871. (Ereriag)
SIR,--l make known to YOU pleasantly
that ordered the printing.
T 70 Il. Charl on. Ri'ish Consul
NJ Il meeting of the foreigners residents
at Honolulu. Oahu. Sandwich Islands
Holden at the Pagoda Rooms on the
H. tning of March 10th. 1911.
The meeting was called to order 10y =.
4. BrinSmadc Esq. Stephen Reynolds
Esq. was called TO the Chair. and VIII
liam paiy was chosen Secretary.
. p. a. Brinsmadc Esq. in short and
lucid speech explained the objects of the
meeting to he---to Give public u,terancc
TO the strong feeling of disapprobation
generally felt in consequence of the late
assault upon one of the Foreign Resi-
denis. in such forms as would be likely TO
restrain any future out-breakng of the
passions under which that act was pcrpe-
ira'ed. and concluded with
Motion. That Committee of five be
appointed to draw np Il series OF Resolu-
tons. expressing the sentiments enter
tanned by this meeting in view of the re-
cent offence against tie peace and order
of the community which we have been
panied to know has been committed, and
present the same for their consideration.
The motion was carried by vote, and
the following gentlemen were chosen to
compose the Committee
HENRY A. PEiRcE Esq.
DR.. Il. w. Woop,
p. 4. BaINsMADE, Esq.
Capt. JAMES SMITH,
Capt. JoHN MEEK.
The Committee reported the following
Resolutions, which were accepted by the
unanimous vote Of the meeting:
WHEREAS 1t has been made to appear
by acknowledgements and testimony be-
fore the legal tribunals of the country
that one of our fellow citizens has been
rlaliciously assaulted in his person. with
in his own premises, and the security of
his domestic retirement grossly violated,
and whereas it appcars from the trif};nu
penalty inflicted upon the perpetrators of
The Polynesian., 1841-03-13
British Consulate, Woahoo, March ), 1871.

British Consulate, Woahoo, March ), ISL
SIR,-A complaint has been made to
me by Mr.. Henry Skinner that one of his
servants has been taken and confined in
the Fort and seven dollars demanded for
his release.
have now to demand for what reason
the man is confined and why the sum of
,seren dollars is demanded:
| have also to demand why the servants
oi Mr.. George Peily are exempted and
Mr.. Skinncrs taken:
This business will be reported to Her
MaJestys Government at home.
am, Sir,
Respectfully Your
Most tbcd. Servant,
RICHARD CHAaLToN
Governor Kekuanaoa
The Polynesian., 1841-03-13

AT the request of His Excellency, Gov.
kekuanaoa we publish further cores
pondence between him and II. b. NJ.
Consul.
The Polynesian., 1841-03-13

Her Brit,anic Maiesty.) and this govern
ment has been made public in the Poly
nesian of this day.
An immediate answer Is requested.
AN, Sif, your most Obed Humble Ser, ant.
RICHARD CHARLTON.
Gov ernor heulanlol.
The Polynesian., 1841-03-13

Fort. March 8. 1871. (Ereriag)
SIR.--l make known to YOU pleasantly
that | ordered the printing.
VI. kEKuANAoA.
70 H. Chail or. Pii'ish Consul