SATURDAY, sEFTEHlEER rs, reqs.
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it will doubtless be heard with Gov that
measures have been taken by the French
government 20 secure the liberty and rclj-
gions Interests Of the Prosecuted Catholics
in those seas. The fiioa'e L'ArIemisc,
captain Laplace, arrived at WoaAu, July
9, 1899. with orders to enforce the accep-
tarce Of the following conG';o7s:


!. That the Caraoiic worship shall be
declared free throughout all the doniu-
ions Of the king Of tie Sandwich is!af ds ;
that the members Of that religion shall en-
JOY all the privileges granted Pro,estan's.


2. That ground stall be given by the
govcrnmen, at Honolulu. port ireQucnt-
ed hy the French, for the erection of a
Catholic church..


>. That all the Catholics Imprisoned on
account of their religion. since the rersc-
cu,ion ccmmerccd AGAINST the French
missionaries, sha!! be Immediately restored
to liberty.


4. That the king Of these islands shall
give security for his future conduct &c.


The king. after having deIibera,cd with
bis chiefs, submitted to all the conditions
imposed upon him. A solemn mass was
Immediately performed, TO conseega'e ;hc
new era which opened itself TO the CATH
olics. The priests. who were on board
the Artcmise, forthwith commenced the
exercise Of their functions.