# The complete and loyal adoption of the treaty of March 26th 1846.
# The reduction of the duty on French brandy to fifty per cent ''ad valorem''.
# The subjection of Catholic schools to the direction of the chief of the French Mission and to special inspectors not Protestants and a treatment rigorously equal granted to the two worships and to their schools.
# The use of the French language in all business intercourse between French citizens and the Hawaiian Government.
# The withdrawal of the alleged exception by which French whalers which imported wine and spirits were affected and the abrogation of a regulation which obliged vessels laden with liquors to pay the custom house officers placed on board to superintend their loading and unloading.
# The return of all duties collected by virtue of the regulation the withdrawal of which was demanded by the fifth article.
# The return of a fine of twenty-five dollars paid by the whale ship ''General Teste'' besides an indemnity of sixty dollars for the time that she was detained in port.
# The punishment of certain school boys whose impious conduct in church had occasioned complaint.
# The removal of the governor of Hawaii for allowing the domicile of a priest to be violated by police officers who entered it to make an arrest or the order that the governor make reparation to that missionary.
# The payment to a French hotel keeper of the damages committed in his house by sailors from HBMs (Britannic Majestys ) ship .〔