co NJ MU MIC II f. ID.

For the Polynesian.
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he Supplement the following oath is re-


orded as taken before the British Con-
u. 81, Louis Maigret, do hereby make
path that | never attempted to conceal
rom the authorities at the Sandwich Is
Rnds that am priest. Nor did ever


rectly or indirectly endeavor to make il
ppear that was not a subject of France"
lis statement as to the point of attempt
concealment is essentially the same in
he history as in the above oath. Kaahu-
manu- says in her letter to NJ. Dudoit res
bec,ing M. Maigret, 8" He concealed from
ne his country and his being a priest as
)ho' he wished TO land privately and dwell
had we could not remove him and when he
tould no longer conceal, he stated that he
Vas Fredchman wishing to go 10 the
Narquesas. We know however that vcs-
bets do not sail direct from these islands
10 the Marquesas, and if they do they
usually touch at the Society Islands
whence he came. cannot therefore by
3ny means confide in his word" Upon
! his the Supplement remarks: 1T will be
observed in the letter of the govcrness
hat she accuses the Romish priest Mai
gret of concealing his country and his
being priest, &c. Knowing as we do
That this charge is without shadow of
truth, we pronounce it base calumnia-
kng libel, invented for the vilest purpose,
Ind calculated to do the deepest injury"
t may be we'll to insert the correspond
Fnce here which took place upon the ar
|ival of the Europa, Except what is pub
shcd in the Supplement- and an account
Pf what passed at an interview between
her highness Kaahumanu II, and M. Du-
oit, that our readers may have the means
bf Judging of the merits of the case for
themselves.


Upon the arrival of the Europa, Nov.
+, 1887, having on board five passengers,
iz. three Spanish Refugees, French
Catholic Priest and an Englishman said
O be connected with the Catholic Mis-
zion, the following correspondence en-
kued.


No. l..


KAUwILA HOUSE, Nov. 2, 1887.
This is my order to the captain of the
khip called the Europa. | have heard by
Capt. Bruce of the British ship Imogene,
that you are expected to bring teachers OF
the religion of the Pope. If this is true,
bnd they have really come, | say to you
by no means allow any of them to land,
bill give you permission in writing, then
you may do so. And if you act contra
by to this order, this is the forfeiture, ten
thousand dollars, to be paid by you and
by the ship Europa. This is what make
known to you, for their practses are tabu
forbidden) within the dominions of my
king. But if you have not brought the
said persons you are at liberty to enter
the harbor without any obstruction.


BY me,


(signed) KAAHuMAsu II.


No. Q.


|, Kaahumanu ii, make known the de-
termination of my king, and also my own
determination respecting you the propa-
gators of the religion of the Pope, who
have arrived on board the ship Europa.
You must not land in this country until |
have received written bonds for the pro-
lection of the kingdom of INV king from