The New York herald., 1865-06-27
II A w A II.
King Kamehameha Creates q
New Order of Nobility.
An English Lord on the
Rampage.
CAPTURE OF AN AMERICAN EAGLE.
THE BRITISH LION HUMBLED.
Queen Emma ON Visit TO Queen
Victoria.
A ROYAL DINNER AND BILL OF FARE,
&C., &C., &c.


tr nles OF Honolulu and San Francisco papers, re-
oeived by the mail Ocean Queen from Aspnwa
contain interesting batch Of news from King Kane
hsmehas domnions young English Lord, who entered
the American Legation and tore down the eagle from
ever the entrance promptly brought to his senses
and made 10 portion Of the extracts Is from
the Honolulu correspondence OF tho San Francisco Bue
an ard Call
kim Kamehaneha W Of the Sandwich Islands, not 70
be behind his brother sovereigns Napoleon Max, and
10 forth has established order of nobility as we see
by the Honolulu Court Gdxetts II Is called the "Order
of Kamehamcha T." and Is limited to ten knights
Grand Crosses; thirty Knights Commanders; h,y
pery decorated Fourteen proud mortals have al
ready been decorated with this new nobility, fore
Relations who, venture to say, has written more
bushels of dispatches than other man OF equal or
scochman and Frenchman have been decorated An
missionary has been transformed into knight, as
reward for his services in spreadin TIE light OF the go
pei Two officials OF the United States are also made
proud in the possession of the yellow and blue striped
ribbon OF the Order; has the Of American Six
Kanakas have also been knighted, and oil this
knghtly array the Bishop Of Honolulu, English bish
o has been appointed TO say prayers "What shadows
We are and what shadows we pursuel" ''Men but
children of larger growth and why should not the
Sandwich Islands unctonaries be allowed TO decorate
themselves with harmless gewgaws and strut about in
their simple follyY Alex g. Abell Esq, the author OF
STOngatabo0 Letters might in this find material for
series Of chronicles Of the 'King OF the Cannbal
Islands "
The insignia Of the different degrees to be crosses
respectively q briiliants, gold and silver, with the
breast when in full dress or in uniform The King is
oco Grand Chancellor, and has conferred the order
upon The following persons-Grand Crosses-Hs Royal
Highness NJ. M. Kikuanaoa, II. E., r. C. Wylc; Com
manders-H. E. c. G. Hopkins, Hon. G. M Robertson,
Hon. f. II. Allen Knights-H E., p Kanoa; II. E., p.
Nahaolelua, Hon. c. Kanaina, Hon L. Andrews Hon.
O Kapalkea, Hon. y. Kaakaua, H E., J. o. Dominis,
Hon c. c. Harris H. E. c. dc Varigny. The Right Rev.
tho Bishop Of Honolulu TO be chaplain OF the Order.
AN ENGLISH LORD CAPTURES THE EAGLE BIRD OF
AMERICA.
Her Britannia Maestys Clio arrived at Honolulu,
April l5 from Valparaiso She comes on special bust
ness ..yiz:--to convey Queen Emma and suite TO
Panama en- route for England, visit to her sister
sovereign Queen Victoria. Since the arrival Of this
ship numerous little midnight depredatons have been
poles &c, which doubt were looked upon
By the deprsdators in the light Of ,no innocent
those whom they inflicted. This was
al very well as long as the pranks were
5okcrs went stop too far. Among the midshpmen of
ahe Clio is young fellow named Lord Charles Beres
ford said TO be nephew OF the Marquis OF Waterford,
who, it will be remembered notorious, when ia New
York years ago, for prowng around in the night
smashing windows wringing of door knockers, &c II
appears that Lawd Chawes has penchant for the same
style of Amusement; and, being 'scion Of n noble
stock y thinks he has right TO take down anybody
ship with of his chuns took the spread eagle from
the gateway OF the United States legaton sewed up in
bag and took 1t on board the ship doubtless attending
take 1t 'ome bloody trophy. But this time they
not to get of with impuuity. They were pointed
cut to the officers by some of the native
air was found slowed away in the berth Of
Master Bercsford The American residents were indig
nant, Of course, and was the Minister Several docu
ents were exchanged between the latter aud Captain
Turnonr OF the Clio and finally the latter gentleman
twho by the way gentleman a. NJ, az action 40, n tas
be named by Mr.. Mcbride himself who d. cded that
n Charley made to replace the eagle in open day.
and apologize for ts removal be would let the mater
drop. This agreed TO- aud at ten o'clock tho next
day the ''scon appeared the ground, accompanied
hy acoOmpces and the ships carpenter the latter OF
whom WIS proceeding W mount the bird in Its place,
when the Minister stopped him That wouldn't do IL
must be replaced by him who had removed 1t So his
noble ''nibs y hammer In hand, was obliged to mount
the ladder and do the job himself He then acquitted
himself OF his apology ing Mack Tor his
loniency, &c, and ordered by hs captain TO and
aIoard."
QUEEN ENMA-HER PROPOSED VISIT TO EURoPR
AND THE UNITED STATES.
The Clio sent expressly under orders from England
70 convey Queen Emma widow OF the late King. to Pa
nama on her way 10 Europe. She had, some time ago.
and as soon as unknown TO her desire became known
the British government oo first class frgae IL sent
thousands of miles Che and placed at her dis
yssal is supposed that Mr. synge the British Com.
missioner here, who works early and late TO secure
predomnance Of interest for his country at the Court Of
kAmehsmeha, is at the bottom OF this movement BY
order OF his government, Mr. syngc accompanies the
Queen TO England Of her su,t. The Hon. c. q.
Hopkins the present Minister Of the Interior has resign
I'd position in the government, and Accompanies her
kajesy her male friend and eiDg companon h:
Ed,s which she has In her u several Hawaiian ladies'
and gentlemen OF rank.
7he Queen is yet young, being about twenty i've, is
very Interesting, not TO say handsome in personal ap
psarance and Is withal lady. She s exceedingly popu
lar with all classes and naonalites here for she delights
m exercising quiet, unassumng benevolence. She is
comfortably situated financially, owns good deal OF
real estate and has life annuity Of six thousand dol
hrs per annum from the Hawo ian government. After
visiting some Of the notabiltes Of England our Island
Qneen will spend the winter in the south Of France OF
Italy and in the spring, after DOING the principal
cities Of Europe, will the ocean and the
demon Of shall have been exercised will probably
make more or less extended tour through the untcd
eatos returning 10 her mid Pacific home IN the fall Of
Asxt year
RAILS, PARTIES AND DINNERS At HoSoLuIU-A
ROYAL BILL Oh FARE.
An extensive round Of bals, parties AID dinbess have
been given during the past two weeks IN honor Of tho
Queen on her departure which is xod for Wednesday
May 8 The only noteworthy AFFAIR ~ the knd, howescr,
the state dinner and bail given BY the ke on Wed
Desday night which alone vold have suIccd to occdpy
gosspars for month had there not been other toprs
o interest Just low. II was, however, very grand
Affair got w and came OF IN good style anu tste,
and must have cost coed bit OF money About hfty
guests of the upper down TO the state dinner
among whom prominent Dr. acbrite, the Anertao
hinisor resident Some " the Bultins readers may hc
cnrous as 70 what sort or dnn1r tho King OF the Sand
uch IslandrwhOse ancestors have the reputation Of
having dined of Captain took-ses before his guets,
and Dog, therefore 10 Law before them the "b OF par
uctlas, az The lawyers ray IN which neither pea nor
"cold missionary is once mentioned, 10 wit
soups-Julcn turtle, soup la Bisque. fish-Boiicd,
fried, zen papottes With obser and oyster sauce, sc
EnrecsCoteictes la toube oyster and lobster pat
lice Carried rabbit and prawns, vol au vent; sweet
bteade drown sauce) Mayonnase Isso Buf Ia Efpag
mole. Roass-Roast turkey, cranberry sauce; boiled
turkey tsic oyster sauce ruast goose mushroom and
apple sauce tote de vue In ortae fcsDdeau OF veal
boiled mutton, caper sauce, wild duck olive sauce;
roasted quaiIs roasted plover with toast lemon, &C
THE NEW KIsG AND GOVERNMENT.
correspondent Of the PIctfc Commercial Advertiser,
wbeB resident of this bengbted isle, once jocularly
marked that 'the Hawaiian government was an oiear.
chy and received considerable support from the bony
part something 20 that effect, much more iecous-
ly expressed Tn when the bubber hunting per.
sassion al the zenith of lis prosperity but Is s,l
true 10 a certa'r extent. Although there was nothing
oily gammon-h b. the manner In which Lot the present
King "pOt his foJi Gown upon his accession 70 tho
throne, the emp dstot by which he smashed the old
constitution arf proclaimed one, was decidedly
Hspoleone Hn ii0 Ucs "drve through H." but finding
that some OF ib provisions prevented IL from being
amended 70 suit him, he just rubbed IL out and made
another. II appears shat he did not execute this bold
out several rounds of hal cartridge TO his army OF