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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-12-07
s UPLAND IN THb
ISLANDS.

given to oil PerscSn
in the Hawaiian islipc:'
sioners to quiet lanc o.. !,
4 its meetings on mo-. !,
Fiday, Of each wee.. u
onolulu. Island Of Oss'1
imants in support ana y
ot residing on the g. ~
and heard out oi M
the convenience OF =
nay visit Honolulu ="
be TO support their eI.s
WILLIAM L. LEhs
]. H. SMITH,
IOANE III,
]. KEKAULAHM
G. M.R0BERTS0"
6th. ls4e.
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he undersigned, n] .,
having taken ROOM ,,s
pfers bis services 70 ~
respectfully sol,eIIs s... ~ &
pres, dwelling noc'b
kifcisl designs fu'''
terato terms. ..r
THEo. FEUc''
D.-l4-6m
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kRSIGNED, RESI-

aving, at the request 0
Co., witnessed one Of
ms tof Liverpool.) pa
bosed to the effects Of ,
bee of one hour, do here.
aid FIRE Resisting SCI.
tiers and papers that had
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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-12-07

|HAvrHs nErunFt,sS. I'D
(e that on and amer 81
b between his nis IT,. II
that from sa'o o..I "
|for debts consIssss-s
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|e Brick Shoe sies e.. /
and styles Of efl..ss.ys|
ID Children's fssnsss ss
Of superior q's'"'
for sale By voop.
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MONA MA INOA

ma Honolulu nei, ma {.
Fna, ua ike pono mako
| pahu hao j hanaia IL I.
pa ke ahi wela loa, Ike.
ku nei makou, j ka We.
pie ] wela ike na palspa.
ke IA ana o he ahi. D,
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ida & Co., r. W. Wood,
DR.. E. Hoffman,, Leon

o Starkey Janion ma,
Ola maluna, 4 me na pa.
kntioned, with the ietierv
hy be seen At the stor
MON & CO. f45tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-12-07

HENRY ROBINSON & CO.,
Merchants and Commission Agents,
July lS-9yl HONOLULU. H..
CRABB SPALDING.
Ship Chambers and Commission Merchants,
HONOLULU, OAHU,
| Constantly hand a supply of ship stores and
recruits suited to the wants of vessels visiting this
port. and for sale at the lowest market prices for
cash or bills of exchange the United States and
Europe. jan4-34-y
NJ R. HARVEY & CO.,
HOUSE, SIGN, SHIP, COACH AND
Ornamental painters,
Having re-opened the shop on the premises of C..
w. Vincent, is now prepared to execute all orders
with neatness and despatch, on the most reasona-
BILE terms.
Honolulu, March 2s. 1850. 46tf
GAVIN & HENDERSON,
NR9PohRn0 VRa0OpSa
HONOLULU, OAHU.
Jan. IL. 35-y HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
BOWLIN & CARTWRIGHT,
Dealers in General Merchandise,
Yl3-9y LAHAINA, MAUI, H.
RICH'D n. B0wLIN. DC CARTWRIGHT.
WRIGHT e. ROBINSON.
House, Sign, Ship, Coach and Ornamental
Painters.
Limitations of Wood and Marble executed with
neatness and despatch.)
YlS-9f HONOLULU, OAHU, H. I.
A. +. TURNER.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
Hale Hoona, Alanui Bcrtania.
HoNoLULU, August l5-6m*
H. WOOD,
Boot an0 Shoe nlanufaeturfr,
Shoe and Leather Dealer.
At the Brick Shoe Store.
Honolulu, Oahu, H. Aug. 3I.I6y
C. H. NICHOLSON,
N0 q P q IN N n Up "a 4 % n
Establishment opposite the Sedmens Chdpet)
HONOLULU, OAHU H. L.
large Of Broadclohs Cassimeres Vestngs,
Cashmeres and Linen DrillIngs, constantly Tor sale.
Garments made short notice. in latestfashion.
Honolulu, Sept. IA, 1850. ly-l7
BRANDON & WOOD,
Carpenters, JOiners, and Dealers in all
Ninds of Building Materials,
At the old stand of c. w. Vincent.
Honolulu, October 10, Is5O.-23-y.
GEORGE HARRIS,
MANUFACTURER
Tin, Copper, and Sheet-IrOn WARE.
BROADWAY, HONOLULU,
OAHU
N .B.-Shipwork made and repaired at the shortest
notice 23-6m*
SWAN Il CLIFFORD,
Ship Chambers and General Agents.
oct 1924 Iy HONOLULU, OAHU.
LAFRENZ 4 FISHER,
Cabinet .HNkerS and French
POLISHERS.
Honolulu, Nov. !. lS50-6m-25
REMOVAL.
CHARLES e.. HARRIS.
Attorney and Councillor at Law.
Office No 3, End story of the large newbnilding re-
Gently erected by the Governor, in Broadway or
Chapel street, nearly opposite the fish market
Honolulu, Nov. %, 2S-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
Further Extracts per Steamer Cambria.
ENGLAND

ENGLAND.
The Cambria sailed Friday from Halifax, for Boston,
and was expected reach there time Sunday.
Death Of the Queen Dorogcr-7he Import Financial Sccm'
Another Arctic Expedition, dc.
The Queen Dowager Adelaide died the morning Of Sun
day. tho 3D. in the 5Sth year OF her age Her remains were
inferred on the l3th in St Georges Chapel Windsor.
In political circles there is but little Numerous
binet councils have been held and thought that Paria
will meet about the middle of January for the des
patch of business.
The question OF the reduction of tho national expenditures
has assumed a new aspect
The reduction the of discount by the bank from
to2x per is it is said tho of the rise in
soils par when the Chancellor Of tho Exchequer will lay
before holders of stock proposal TO accept reduced rate of
interest, by which there will be n saving 10 the country of
several millions
Another expedition about being fitted To go Bier
ngs Straits and further tho eastward in search of Sir
John franklin. Capt Sir Edward Becher it is thought,
will have the command.
The death Ebenezer Elliott the Corn Law hymor is
announced.
State of Mississippi immediate steps, with regard to
that portion her debt which consists of what called Plan
ters Bank bonds and upon which she has suspended pay
ment of interest for the last nine years gentleman named
Vienna has been depued to make the necessary representa-
tons to the Legislature upon the subject.
The house of Coesworth Co., which suspended
in ls47 with liabilities amounting f35 has just paid
final dividend of 70 cd, making 20s in the pound
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY
Tho state Of siege will be removed from Vienna the ls
of January.
The Emperor has returned to Scronbrek from Prague
Orders have been sent to the Of observation ap
proach as near tho Saxon frontier as possible
Affairs in Hungary continue unsettled. Pesth paper
that Prince Meernch has written letter Aus
tran Minister in which he declares that the Austrian
archy cannot enjoy lasting peace unless Hungary is main
tanned in its preceding relations separate State with
Austria. Thirteen recent condemnaons have been
ed to imprisonment with hard labor for twenty eighteen
and ten years.
Vienna completely imbedded snow and railroads arc
thus rendered nearly useless Notwithstanding all the pre-
cautions of tho Police Kossuh medals have been introduced
into Hungary They considered by Magyar patriots
of nestimable value
The Cologne Gazette publishes letters from correspon-
dent yyh0 hna fly mad ptn
He declares that amenabe desoaton and misery egned
the land that old men, and children he
in want of the necessaros OF life and that fertile
and cultivated lands have fallen lower price than the
virgin forests of America Many of the great propretors
have disposed of their
Letters from Vienna of tho 5th that ministerial
crisis is at hand in that capital
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04
Telegraphod for the Baltimore Sun.

BOSTON, Dec. 81.
Arrival Of Steamer Cambria--Ihe Liperpoal Markets
Vessel Destroyed at Sea, dc.
The Royal Mail Steamer Cambria arrived at her wharf
here late Saturday night She brings tho largest Euro
pean mail ever before received
AS there discrepancy in the Liverpool cotton
market as transmitted by telegraph from Halifax lowing
want of in the correspondent who made up now
send you the true state of the market
The sales of the week ending December 7th 49, 900
bales about d. per h. decline the previous week for
American and nearly much for other descriptions Bowed
OK fair Orleans 6H and Mobile 6S During the middle OF
the week ending December H. there slight hardening
and business generally in American descriptions
acted at I'D advance Since that time progress was
made and the close quotations had changed The
cline for the two weeks is about xd having revived
The Liverpool Mail Of Dec Is, says eve reduce quo
this day week by per h. for American sorts
making the total decline of per h. from the highest point
the 18th ult.
Stocks In Liverpoo-U S. IS 1863 los LOG; Pennsyva-
mia SIS 81 SO; Ohio IS SO l02; Maryland 5s Sterling
Bonds, go
The ship Caleb Grimshaw, which sailed from Liverpool
for New York about oath October totally destroyed
fire sea, the 10Th December off the Island Of Flores
The passengers and all saved There other gene
raj in the English papers beyond what you have here
tofore received.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04
POETYCAL.
For The Enqla'
no dJSS S-s...

TO MISS S'''''.
Twelve rolling months have pass'd away
Since first saw that angel face,
That beam'd with beauty, smiles and grace,
Such as but family words portray,
Gentle as the impassion'd Dove
That sad bewails his absent love.
Who can Withstand that magic gaze
Oh who can see and not admire
Those sparkling eyes of bright sapphire?
And who restrain the tongue of praise ,
Or who can look and not confess
Thy sweet, thy angel tenderness
saw thee then, twas but to love,
All fondy mady TO adore;
To rear shrine and evermore
In doating consistency TO provo,
Where or my humble lot might be,
The depth Of love felt for thee!
NY Star of Hope, it brightly rose
And brightly twinkled in its sky
| watch'd its course with ecstasy,
gazed upon il as IL rose,
And eyery thought my fond heart knew
From sweet affections depths drew.
But now that Star is sinking fast
NV brightest prospects do discover;
Itquiekly sinks perhaps forever,
Leaving in tn darkest night at last,
Aheart whose greatest fault did prove
How truly, wildly it did love.
All, once met thy seraph smile,
That breaihes with beauty rich, divine,
And fondy dardto think il mine;
And as l madly gazd the while,
My hope it pictured days of bliss,
But oh ! and have they come to this
Say why was it you were 30 cold,
In calm reserve when last we met?
Say, love, we may be happy yet
One dear, dear look like those of old,
May give me all my pleasures past
One smile, should that smile be the last.
Virginia, Dec. n, ls49. N''''''-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04
FAUaUIER LAND FOR SALE.

gU1 terms made September, hay
been complied with again offered This Farm Tho
mos, valuable lies within IN. Rayln
Canal miles Of the village of Waenton ard
and five Of the Fauquer White Sulphur Springs
as hundred an thousand greater
fine red soil generally that country nh
PARTON fine bottom meadow land, rendering the Farm adj
maby adapted anil for grazing good springs with
fine running through The whole Farm.
The comfortable plain Farmhouse Bsrn
Stables Cabins &r each having been recently mol
very distant from these elevated for the erection OF such bet
buildings might commanding full "
the whole Farm The location this Farm renders desirable Pr
pery proximity the canal the village Of Warrenun AMI
White Sulphur Springs Attending than usual facilities Of cah
AMI society the canal cheap and ready MARKET
al products The will be liberal most purchasers ocu
We'll dcslre the purchaser ~p
desirable arrangement - the putting growing crop .
Purchasers wishing the Farm. referred Elntf
Rose E. (now the occupan) Charles Chiffon Jone, C'
Esqr- residents within few miles,
JAMES FOSTAINE of Hanover,
p THORNTON OF Frederic sbuIs,
Aug l7-eG Executors sf A r. Ro-c deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04
THE UNIoN.-BY LosorElLow.

THE UNION.-BY LoNoFELLow.
From he Seaside and the Freside" In press by NcknC
Reed g. Fields
Thou, TOO, SAIL on, 0 ship Of state!
Sail on, o Union strong and great!
Humanity with all its fears,
With all the hopes OF future years,
Is hanging GREATNESS on thy fate!
We know what master laid thy keel,
What workman wrought Thy ribs of Steel
Who made each mast, and sail, and ropc
What anvils rang, what hammers beat,
In what forge and what n hoat
Were shaped the anchors Of thy hope!
Fear not each sudden sound and shock,
IT'S of the wave and not tho rock;
IT'S but the tapping Of the sail
And not rent made by the gale
In spite Of rock and tempest roar
In spite of false light on the shore,
Sail on, nor fear TO breast the sea!
Our hearts our hopes, are all with thee,
Our hearts, our hopes, our prayers, our tears,
Our faith triumphant DER our fears,
Are all with thee-are all with thee!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04
81. LOUIS Dec q.
From the Far We'-7fsaty spita the Pa'rnessNe,O Nor

ST LOUIS, Dec. rs
From the Far West-7reaty scith the Parness-NeO Nor
Settlement, dc.
Mr. H. Kinkhead arrived in this city yesterday
journey the Plains He left the city Salt Lake
in company with thry-fv Others the 18th of October
The party not moesed by the Indians the route
Plains very dcop the party would havo reached here
several days sooner.
After considerable difficulty and long talk, tho military
commandant at Fort Laramie has succeeded in concluding
treaty with the Pawnee Indiana which thought would
be observed on the part of the Indians.
new colony of Momons has been formed and they have
made settlement two hundred and fifty miles South Salt
Lake city: Twenty-Five Mormon preachers crossed the
Plains with MIR. Knkhead II is their intention 10 preach
Momonsm over the whole world, and make
Mormonism.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04
EY THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
PROCLAMATION.

INFORMATION having been received by the Executive hat
i SPARED LNESAN, charged with forgery III tho county o
Floyd in i- STATE has fed from justice and goin; a 80
therefore hereby cra reward q; ny dollars person
who shall , said Spared J. vrsay and deliver m
Floyd county AMI do require all ri TIA, pa
nnnwrath evil AMI military a request the pcop, grrrav Hr
tler boat exrruns procure this thu lye,y t''
h. brought jllsc..
Given lurr hand - Iirucnint tiormor tn alb NJ
the Governor lm Jh. aud pn-r ~
' Irsir seal ~ the Commonwealth, RchLpad. this W
December, the lSi9 JNO VI. PAT fI,r
LeSy il described bring about 81 40 years old IL
inches hl anil its inclined cpitnrnc- ~
an quite pleasant counleuancc has lost his teeth
~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04
BOSTON, Dec. ZS
ITe Man rho Cuts the T,sfr0rnDb TIir,c

BosroN, Dec. %
The Man 1rho Cuts the Telegraph Wires Caught,
James Anderson has been detected cutting and again
connecting the wires ST. John for the purpose inter-
rest Anderson confessed the crimes and said no had been well
paid for cutting the wlressome parties did not mind giving
him thousand pounds per He said he would re-
ceive five hundred pounds per year. if they did send
him to jail letter found In his possession after his
arrest addressed Mr. TILL stating that he had been nabbed
Anderson formerly in tho employ of tho agent the
trial.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04
MINISTER FROM HAYTI TO THE HOLY SEE

MINISTER FROM HAYTI TO THE HOLY SEE.
stated in French paper he Courier du Havre) that
the Emperor Fausn has Just dispatched one of the pn-
cpal members of the Hayen Senate extraordinary
of the Emperor of Hay the SEQ of Rome He is sent
would SEEM with view of obtaining from the Holy Fa-
rcks in the new empire and the appointment of of these
bshopreks OF the negro Sylvester aoner of the
and distinguished moreover for his piey and worth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04

II will be seen that the Committees in the ftouse OF ne
representatives. ably constituted and thai lu JUSTICE nus
Icon dome To the South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04

RAPID PRINTING.-The Geographic line from New
York TO Boston under Houses printing patent Monday
printed in Boston three thousand words President Tayors
message, in fpo hours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04

webove received from friend, DR.. VIM NJ Gwin
,br of the convention pamphlet copy OF the Consti-
tuition Of the State of California 1t is very well printed al
the office Of the Alta California much better than tho print
np of Congress al tho session, under tho absurd con-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04
Teleeraphed for the Baltimore Sum

RASKFURT, OVV
Organization Of the Kentucky Leg islature.
The Kentucky Legislature convened to-day The House
after four balongs reelected the Speaker of the last
sion.
The Senate organized by the reelection of all the old Off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04
ny THE LIEUTENANT GoyERSoK or va

INFORMATION having boon ri ly the Executive thar ""
g. Phkursi who hal rcmnri tho Jail OF me w!
al Richmond, IL be tried bslos the Circuit Superior Court OF i
selling ol Gator escaped from ' ~
ui.i I'll. 9Th at iarso
therefore. offer reward hundred dollars
parsons who hal the p;i VIM Parkhurs AMI DEW
hun iir fry Richmond and 10 n'ore"s"r ri'S
all officers this f""","nwcr vii and military ,hi ,,s,
generally their hc arfrrt o "
said Parshurs that he ie brought 10 lusic.
Given under my hlnd Lieutenant Governor III he
~ the Governor from tho If t:ccrnmrn'0 'ri "f NV
"""" lesser seal Of the Commonwealth Richmond ts h ~!
Of December, ihs year 1910. ,
tSgncd.) JNO. " PAlloN
Parkhurst is described as about inch high sen o
has black and blue which pocpibc ttA
through his slightly lame having had one o M
native Of Massachusetts time pa'' resi-
died in the Stale oil Delaware aud has w living III that State
Dec Ij--c6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04

Sir Brunei the distinguished engineer of Thames Tun-
ns &c. died in London on the 18th Of December in his sls
year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04
NEW ENGLAND PASTRY ESTABLISHMENT, AMI
MAIN STREET EATING HOUSE

We yesterday received from this new establishment
moth mincc-pe ga by ls inches) Tho monster deli
cously compounded testified 10 by young limb Of
the law then in Office and afterwards by the Printers
Devils, who swept the immense dish On thin layers Of
nice pastry tho top tho words The Printers Po
twice beautifully stamped Mr.. H. must succeed; he has
won the Printers hearts, and that he eow of infinite
jest" will be seen from the following Card:
To the Editors Of the Enquirer.
Gentlemen Il send you from my establishment tring
New Years Gift, and hope it will be acceptable know
that Printers nre opposed to certain kind of "Pi" but
have yet 10 the first Printer who times not
inclined You viii therefore oblgo me by distributing this
Pie among all your printers unless there are among them some
as we'll 10 leave them out do not wish to aid in making
"Pie-Ras." shall always be glad TO sec my friends and
the public, at my Eating House. No 81 Main Street whore
"therc a fow moro left of tho same sort
Yours, respectfully
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04

Inst niuht We observed bright lamps at the mid
lilo southern capitol GATE rc-opencd by Gov Floyd The e
feet of their light upon the capitol and the square and trees
.h;, ,,or, ,o,Isd i'm snow was really beautiful
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04

FROM HAfTl-THE AhERicAS FLAG DIsREspycrrp-
letter (of Dec y from the American consul at Aux Caves
delivered by the captain of the brig Wassahcon at New
York. speaks of the nsoencc of the new monarchca govern
ment particularly TO white citizens of the L. Sates The
consul, Mr Loring, says:
- MY life was threatened yesterday by high AUTHORITY :
Inc Duke was heard to say o with his head off with his
down with republicsr wish you to report This as sha
take the earliest possible opportunity inform our oye
ment how the American flag is treated in this part If he
scandnlous insult and abuse" ' a''o
The French ConsuIs life has also been threatened Tbi.
conduct on the part of the subjects of Fausn the r.t
VIII no doubt receive due attention from the respective o
vernments concerned. The Domincans were adyanc;no
with 6o men against Ana Cages and if the negroes beh,y
as badly as represented above il would Be benefit 70 h
Island Tor tho Spanards TO give Fausn good nouncrr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04
VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

yY virtue of Of Assembly passed the "a r. al
providing for the Monument To GEOk'E Mho
NGf0N the Commissioners appointed by the Governor o 'S
hereby our premium hundred loar for plan Tor the on
approved accompanied aith necessary esn
fur erection. -, ,... A
The Monument will Capitol Square IN tho Cy ="
rhpnn h. granite MARBLE com5'na
OF bot anlc hundred thousand dollars =.
Plans required by IN" nrrt ay OF December hc
cIos.,I Ito tIc virginia :. ,,~nr,,,
GEORGE W. MGNPORn, :
NIII.IM MAXWELL
". WTCKAM.
THOMAS \ GILES.
NATIIL " MARTIN =
.o.w,n, JOHN VI. BOLTS,
-, In. linn. ior receiving and estimates extended To the
=, -, ,n",rx next Nov l6--etd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04
FALSE THUNDER.

The Washington Republic publishes among the common
datory notices of Old lacks message an article from the
Wheeling Argus, Democratic that paper sncer at
Mr. Folks, and aud to tho skics Gen. Taylors message
Hero is another bundcr of the Taylores The Argus OBJ
tanned from the Psbg Journal office copies Of the message,
headed argus bur ladatory article of the Journal Nhl
was by midke attached to tho message The Argus Fakes
apology ii. readers and strips tho Republic of tho lit
tic credit of the affair.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04

TIE Hudson river Albany hard frozen at the
last dates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04

captain of the wssahicon had great difficulty in getting
his papers &c, from our consul as Inai nc'ohay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA

~
S. Lie d. Philip Jancgui, Commissioner OF the Govern
nent of Honduras in this State is soIourning among
From the conferences he has commenced, the instructions
he bears as well ~ from his personal merit we led
conceive the most fattciing hopes.
S. Lie. ID. Augusn Morales presenting the government
of Salvador in State has ntey arrived here As he is
yoraby known 10 the people OF Nicaragua we cannot but
pleased that this government has selected such man, of
such excellent character, TO be sent among At view
Of these facts is evident that the Sal
vado and Honduras begin dcyeope tho best intentions in
respect TO union and nationality?
DECREE ~ TIE PRESIDENT OF THE STATE OF NICARAGUA.
The Director Of the State 10 the People Of Nicaragua:
In much the Legislative Assembly extraodina-
ry session has dccrecd as follows:
The Legislative Assembly of the Republic of Nicaragua
extraordinary session. in Of past and present
circumstances soleInny declares
lst Its Interchangeable adhesion the principle Of the ab
soue exclusion of the intervention of any foreign nation
whatever in the domestic international affairs OF the Repub-
can States of America principle tho observance OF which
is necessary for the peace md independence of the said
States.
ID The Assembly declares that tho extension and propa
CATION of monarcica institutions whether by the conquest
coonzaton the sovereignty OF wandering tribes, or
by any other MEANS upon hn American continent IS CONTRA
nv to thu interests the Republican States of America and
dangerous the peace and independence the rights and
powers of the said Satcs and the people thereof collective
ly and individually.
conditional any part whatever of the ancient confedera
ton of Central America, with the object of colonization
occupation by any monarchca power, by any sovereign
whatever supposed sovereign king under the protec
ton of any other power will be considered by the republic
Of Nicaragua only hostile its interests but threat
enng the peace and independence the States of Central
America.
4h The Republic of Nicaragua by the present defamation
appeals the high powers OF the States of the Con-
federation Of Central America, unite in sustaining the
principles of The present declaration which cndspensaby
necessary for the mananance OF the independence and lib
crty OF the whole Centric American Continent.
Given at Santiago de Mansgua, October 6, 1919.
To fho nf