, 1865-07-12
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The American Legation Again VS.
lied by British RoHdics.
Ree, pttnn OF the News OF this Assassi-
nation Of EresldeaE lincoln.

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adYices hare hren received, with dates to
May 20, three weeks later than previous ad-
v!ces- ....--.
her Majesty Queen Dowager Emma and
snIte sailed fer Panama and London on the
9Th Of May, In the British trlsato Clio. 1t Is
understood that the royal party take passage
In an English fflgate, at AsploWall, for Lon"
don.
RECEIPT or THE NEWS or TILE ASSASSINATION
OF rnEaIpkNT LINCOLN At HONOLULU.
The Adrtrfixr OF the 18th Of Mhy is shsoud-.
cd in mourning, In respect to the msmoFy Of
the late President Of the United States. It
says that en ,he receip. of the moutnial u
American Minister resident. calling upon bll
loyA cltiztus to meet at the Fort Street
Church the following day at noon, and re-
questing that they wear Grape for thirty days.
As socn as official notice was given At the
Foreign Office. notices were Issued to cloee
cIals wear Grape for fourteen dayt.
Posters were also Issued, stating that services
would be held ut the Reformed Catholic tenn
porary cathedral, on Nunanu street, Ut halt.
part s!eyen o'clock, which Tss we'll attended.
stores, with but very few exceptions, were
business and dwellings, wess aFapea In mourn.
Ing. Every flag was flying At halEnast, and
sons were heavily dtaped with Grape. 4
solemn stiffness pe1Taded the streets, which
vas only equa1led on the death Of his Late
Majesty. A noon 1aFge audience assem-
were the Hon. E. q. Allen, Chlef Justice Of
tie Supreme Court; their excei;encssts the ..:e
Ministers Of Finance and the Interior. their
e1cellencies The GoEelnors Of Oahu and Mtul,
and several representatives of foreign Govern
m.nts. Mr. Mcbride, Am rtcan Minister res
ident, opened the meeting With few remarks,
followed by music from the choir after which
exfH funf t1tA u 4
by the Rev. s. c. Damon. Nj. Mcbride then
pleeented the Hon. E. Il. Allen, who addres.
sed the audience at some length on the char"
acter Of Mr.. Lincoln, which was followed Or
music from the choir. The EaY. Mr: CorWtn,
pnstor Of the chuseh: then delivered an elo-
quent and eoul stirring sermon, which Fas
listened to In bEeathtess silence until the
close, whfn the feelings Of the audience
broke forth In manner which testified their
entire sympathy with the discourse. Alter
the bened'ction. by the Rev. Mr. Damon, the
meeting dispersed; The church desk @ @ Was
tion, dIaped With black. 0Ser The desk VAS
q portrait Of Mr.. Lincoln, dfaped in mourn-
inr, The balance Of the day was observed IN
the same still, solemn manner which marked
the forenoon. ...---.-
MORE DR1r1su oUTRAGEs At HONOLULU.
The Adrxrttser ta5s: son the 9Th of May
her britannia Majesty's ship Clio sailed.
given TO the United States Legation, which,
fortunately, the Minister resident did not
hear. 1 mob Of sailors and officers wont
through the streets singing The Bonnie
Blue Flag and the tJohn Brown song
with 0 chorus somewhat different from the
original. 4 part Of The mob stopped before
the Legation and 1Bea language too disgust
fne and infamous to be repeated. Perhaps
the taxing down Of the sign WAS only
la,k.' but from what has since occurred VIC
believe It to have been deliberate and In
t!onal insult, From all that has taken place
hut o,aa conclusion can be arrived at-that
thtre was total want OF discipline on board
The ship, which should be brought to the no
tee Of The Admiral OF the station. -
"The night before the Clio left report
was carried on board that some OF the mid
httmen were in danger Of an assault from
parties On shore. Upon leasntng 1t the OIL :er
In charge called for volunteers to 60 on
Ehore, and come forty men weEe landed, with
clubs, and marched to the residence Of Mr.. A.
were. and from thenee to the British Lega-
lion. The rnnor arose from the fact that
some four young Americans had made up
thtlr minds to tty and atop the singing Of the
m,ddfes. Was not the landing Of the men an
insult to this Government and brcach Of
nes tysltty .-,
nFrnm this and 1.-THE previous adVlces pub.
fshed bY US respecting the Insult to the
| Ame,fca1 flag at Honolulu, 1t Is to DO Infer
| red That the officers and men Of the above
naval ycssel. at least, are very anxious to
rnin nolorlety, If not to create International
fronlfle. and afford Secretary Seward more
matter for dtplonatic correspondence With
the Dtitish Government.