The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14


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Prince and her Hichnsss the Princes
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hi.S nh;S a ,,embars Of the nrivv connc;i wsrs
n rsua ensis anu n''o'i0 " VIZ p''' So"A' "'''
Wm Miller Eso. Hsr Britannia M.;estv,s Consul
enar. ~ IT, .snor of be Snlomstc corns
ths K;ns 90 a. foous 'A' '''p'' 'uu''''ou
'n a. hsS,s ns 81 nv coile.c,es and vorv .,n
Un behalf q my cO n anu my own very sin
tha t{rons Nv csryvno ~ tIe NJ; s;n.s NJ "S ~
.ne ,ioae, 10y caafyus on. .ne pr,heipss Oh goSu 60
~ wn WIN hear9 yHus
Il; pha srm1othy and nad ,IIi 80 " ysn.is noss
IN .e sympay anu gooa wi 2. our tespecsive govern
Tn.t yonr Nc ;sstv,: ra;sSr NV shspp a. hme
acenf "a tba w;sS ~ No aoass,uas naIp5syf ~
H;s Iordsb;n tba pisbon Wsraa,is IN Snr,;bus a.
Cd ~. .na.aI. ~ ~ r. S' ~ P~'''' -
ImmeSiataIv astsrwards Pcho,t q Davis Eao tho
consul Of Peru ON behalf Of his colleagues addressed
Nav It nisase YOUR Msisstyua behalf Of the Co nu,
for Dsnr,arE the Consul for Sweden and Norwsy and
srnmSrt ~ Psr nes, tha Hsus;.n onnt hs.g.
INV privilege on this in person to
your Majesty upon the high position which under the
assume as the ruler 81 this peonIs do 90 With the
more confidence after the very cordial YOUR
Majesty has given in your late speech from the throne
Of adhsriur 10 the liberal policy uniformy pursued by
your INDUSTRIOUS especially the late lament
ed sovereign in every thing that rsates to tie protsc
ton and well Being Of iorespers who arrive in your do
miniops inc.d nv laudabe desire of p,omotino THAR
own interests with due respect to your Maiessys au
tbortv and lava From The 0eorranhical nroxi,itv of
Peru, well other South American States to your
ocean of which these Islands nav he said IN form as inn
portant commercial centre where her ships now
IN an increasing commerce with the eastern coast of
sh ms eusr ss ve,x ntaraat IN their
and in The preservation Of their n1ependenne Al m
evidence of This sentment IL alIores ma Measure re.
snsetfnIlv Ia refer Ma,ev tn tho tter
addressed not long since by His Excelency The Presi.
snrancos ~ reapard s,r tha 1900 ~ 80 49,
u honnU 70 saT h. Ie co-Sv cannr
ant ASIDE fron3 cons;dsrst,ons of mara cno,mayc;ai
policy our eoyernments are interested in the main.
snaee OF yor Maestv,s ;naene as nrnc ole Of
nhentraht ipssparasle from the constitutions of ali
snyereipn States ns In the civilized world
that govern mpartay to extend equabe protection
over all 10 promote the interests Of and com
are not sSsuyey the attributes Of powerful
Majesty when guided by liberal pocy ali these hiSh
functions have been and nav 10 sxeesed in
eon.v crsatable ~ ~nmr own neone and advsnt.asos
20 .nose VINO, py opg resaehcs, ineir IN
i III, CIV os M ;,, Th.rasoa = aha ~ @
WIN ,no.e .. yYur ,s M ~ ne era o. pro
gress no" unfolding i!sen ior the coun'res situated IN
or about the shores OF this vast II Is to DO ardent
y nopea 'nai your hs9esy thuepenaence may long %
respected and that you be spared long to i've and
prosperousiy reign over these isles, which, though
shown ess man century 70 .he cVsea Woria, nave
" tne ACTIVITY OF oul age ercome desirable ana vel
come haven OF 1eiresment TO the ships OF all nations
Mequenuns this quarter Of the giope Ia CONCLUSION,
ra t WIZ ;s sSw mn 70 express hae coahdont
Without interruption during the past, between your
MalssS government and those We have the honor to
represent may os perpetuaed 10 tho increasing adyan
tags OF US az Nay Coz prefeivs your heiiessy.
Then Captain Houston, of II. B MS ship Trincoma.
;taa PER- e. SNIP Euryciee ana o. the
tbs SoI,ow;rg u "4' p sonsa'u'eo 'ne A'ns III
" am Ssnnsses b nv hro+h.- oe,,ou a., -
NO Eroncp 5000 "a ~ sspains OF
war a. Mares N a. NJ xour r,a;t c ne haooPo
his audience Ne wsh xonr oI on eae nSnor o.
nerons rs;,n oxer contey,ed ng h AUas ana pros
rba cnso "a .a ~, anu amagpy Peope
sb;ns PfeseA'e' 'n' oncefSoi 'hef seVerai
sA npp. r,r;ss;oou. :, .s ,r.,., c...,,
OGDEN tha IS,e% s. 81 '9e a.es presented Mr
Ssnt If Inc Rswo;a, 1ai,d stss uau res
Company and Mr. j. OAeara one of the editors Of the
Times and Transcript of san Francisco
1t blessed his Majesty I, make the following ten'ies-
To the DIPLOMATIC CoGps Gentlemen-You cann,t
desre your remarks 10 be more gratifying than ise
ameabe feelings which have hitherto existed
the several countries you represent and my own may
never be Impaired. For my part shall lose oppor-
tnnty toimprove and strengthen them. Gentlemen,
Thank YOU
are also very gratifying 70 me- The geographical posi-
ton OF my isiards indeed such as to point OFT plainly
destined them to he-placcs of safety refuge an rs.
,reshment Tor the ships ana merchants OF all countries
no.npg more o p rne prospsy 2, people than
my utn no sna pc gwen 70 iosteI that inter.
soue Inc countries whose
shan 90 the more heartily from the pleasant remem.
brance OF the harmony Of our relations heretofore.
feeling expires on this occasion aord sincere
pleasure The ports Of islands will always be open
nations which you representthe three greatest mari
time Powers of the earhthe three greatest supporters
oI tue INDEPENDENCE VI my hlnBCOm.
The diplomatic CORPS the commanders OF the foreign
chips of war and the foreign consuIs were then pre
sented by the Minister of Foreign Relations to her ROYAL
Hiphness the Princess yictoria Kamama,n the new |
Kuhina Nui appointed nv the King
Monsieur de Ia Grandere, Captain OF the Eurydice
delivered message TO the King nv express order az
Admiral IA Feyricr Des Pointes Commanaer in Chief of
the naval forces of France in the Pacific Ocean
half n after King he PSa
Council to assemble. |
TIE LATE KING KAMEHAMEHA THE THIRD-BIoaRA.
pBICAI sRrrcU
from the Polyncsian Jan, 2s1
His late Majesty, Kauikeouli Ksieopapa Ruakamsno.
lan Maboeiani yalanipu, waiakua Reawsa uealaoka.
lan whose ROYAL STYLE was Kamehsmeha IT. was born
on the nth Of March, 1873 in Keauhou district OF