The Sun.
London, England, 1865-09-22 00:00:00

Queen Emma of Hawaii.

Yesterday Queen Emma of Hawaii visited the
cathedral city of Ely, and during her stay was en-
tertained as the guest of the bishop, the Right Rev.
Edward Harold Browne, and Very Rev. the Dean,
Dr. Harvey Goodwin. The occasion was the cele-
bration in the Cathedral of a service of thanki for
the late harvest. Her Majesty and suite arrived
shortly after half-past ten o'clock from the seat of
Lord Charles Hervey, whose guest her Majesty had
previously been. The party consisted of her Ma-
jesty, Lady Franklyn, Lord Charles and Lady Har-
riet Hervey, the Misses Hervey, and Master B.
llervey, Miss Cracroft, the Rev. W. and Mrs.
thapili (the latter lady in waiting), and the Rev.
E. Cutts, commissary to the Bishop of Honolulu.

The party partook of breakfast at the Bishop's
Palace, and after an inspection of the cathedral
proceeded to the deanery to luncheon.
At half-past three the solemn thanksgiving ser-
vice was held in the cathedral, the Very Rev. the
Dean preaching. A temporary dais was erected
for her Majesty, at a convenient distance from the
pulpit, and almost immediately under the lantern.
On this dais was a thronal chair, decorated at the
back with the letter " E," most ingeniously con-.
structed, with an elegant device bordering round it
of wheat and barley ears. A large concourse of
persons was present. Service concluded, the point
of interest was again the Bishop's Palace. It had
been arranged that a public meeting on behalf of
the Hawaiian Mission shoUld be held in the palace
gardens at five o'clock, but the weather proving
uncertain (a heavy rain had been falling incessantly
during the night), the venue was transferred, by
the courtesy of the bishop, to the picture gallery of
the palace.

A dinner took place at the palace in the evening,
the guests comprising the whole or most of those
who were present at the breakfast and luncheon,
with additions.

Her Majesty and suite rested at the palace for
the night, and (it was understood) would take their
departure for the University of Cambridge in the
morning. The Queen will be the guest of the Vice-
Chanceller, the Rev. Dr. Cookson, Master of St.
Peter's College.

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The Duke of Devonshire will receive a large family
party at Holkar Hall, on Monday, preparatory to the
wedding of Lady Louisa Cavendish and Capt. the Hon.
Francis Egerton.

The Marquis of Hartington, M.P., has left town
for Holkar Hall, near Milnthorp, the seat of the Duke of
Devonshire.

The Earl and Countess Delawarr will leave
Buckhurst Park, Sussex, for Knowle Park, near Sevenoaks,
early in the ensuing month. The noble earl and countess
will receive a succession of guests during their residence at
Knowle.

The Earl of Wilton has left Greenock for the
coast of Ireland in his yacht. The countess is still on the
continent.

Lord West has arrived in town from visiting the
French coast, and leaves to-morrow for Hatfield House,
on a visit to the arquis and Marchioness of Salisbury, on
his way to Scotland.

Lord Brougham is staying at Brougham Hall,
Westmoreland, and is in excellent health. The noble and
learned lord attained his 87th year on Tuesday last.

Admiral Sir William Biwles arrived last week at
Pitfour, Aberdeenshire, from visiting Mr. and Lady Anne
H. Drummond-Moray, at Abercairny, Crieff.

BANK OF FRANCE.

PARIS, SEPT. 21.

The following is the return of the Bank of France
for the week ending to-day, together with the cor-
responding figures of the previous account