New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
Arrival s5 Dowager Queen Emma 81 the Sand
wiCh Islands.
THE peJEoT OF HER VISIT
Invitation from Secretary Seward TO Become
the Guest Of the Nation
The programme of Her Expected Tour


working for seduously Englan@ihat IL the i1Iiheaec
Of Christianity in Owhyhee. ID England SIC Ies ue'n V
gently successful and succeeded in raising s'V'' p'i
81 Der scheme. ,.,.s
sbe leans toward the High Church party and has received
,eb bite, opposition from the Lower Church parry lat On
tbe whole she has been successful the mission Ion Which ste
stsIted
After visiting London and Paris where she was ft'd and
welcomed the crowned heads Of those two important cues
sfRurope she decided ysns The United States Of she
h.a 70 view with LEI own eyes the ard customs Of
orr people. o,, ,,,,r,-r,n
Tie arrival Of Queen Emma had long heeu discussed ny
asnbr Of officers connected with tie United States Revenue
Dspartment and number these gentlemen intended giving
hs grand reception bn owing 10 the Unexpected arrival OF
the steamer Java this did take Place Asee.al messenger
was sent New-YOIk by Government 20 give proper
reception TO the visitor bat lie was behind
Ine and Queen Emma lad remain hoard tie steamer
antlie appearance. This SIC gIaeoa consented
20 do
"A night when the Java with Queen Emma on board
But nevertheless late ihe tofr she
enamel on deck and endeavOTed withthe aid Of nsh'
lass 10 discern the various objects Of interest on either shore
s Of our bay struck her with surprise and she
pertoned Major Hopkins her ddeoarp that II lar SUI
pssssl IN beauty anything she had read aboui H.
Al about daylight abreast oi Quarpntne
soon serward the in an ts majestic sendor light
ms ns he Bay The ships in The ofng gliding Their sails VIII
pold ard revealing the busy fishermen at their work Moth
ing rcd have impressive or htautiin and the
oeen indicated her satisfaction Of tie by eadfiy
Gazing OF it. and declining all invitation SO below.
THE LANDING.
As,oon as Her Majesty landed carriages 10 waiting
- cosyev Der 10 tho House Where she Is now
t1fcing II rad been delighted with our bay che was
ne more so with streets Tie magnitude Of the stores
nc tzstpg tlropg vehicles the and dash
hs easpages al all themes of admiration The large
Der Of well dressed people struck ler with establishment
is understood she stated that there could be no Door
seeple here as in London and oil oomfors
n, stirred On the 10 her hotel no one recognized ber
and her rouc marked with no excitement whatever.
Lon The arrival OF ito Java in the North River the royal
.,x we're received BY Mr. Ode the Charge dAGares and
to Sandwich lsands and were transferred
revenue cutter employed by special orders for the ocea
non The royal visitors landed al the pier foot Of Canal
st. which carriages in attendance for their tecommo
Her Majesty received on board the Java by the
Messenger Secretary Seward, surveyor Wakeman MI
DaeN United States Consul the Sandwich Islands salute
by United States cutter Cuyahoga and at the
nss head othe displayed The national flag Of the
Sandwich Islands
This flag is very pretty one being combination Of the
British and American ensigns.
The reception by officials Of private character
md though public demonstration made the party
hey left the dock considerable attention aud excite
Esrt
-al. esIlo a rHE QUEEN
avery lady looking person and has evidently enjoyed
he advantages peculiar to her station She Is agreeable in
manner and wanting in personal beauty she dressed
mourning dark eyes and black hair and her complexion
olive She appears to be very amable person
and evidently agreeable oonrersationalist She
pressed her qualification at the reception accorded by
Government. and the prompness with which she
paved her arrival The Green and suite
saken on landing, TO the
4 sf Ua BREvooBT HOUSE,
kAsre Fer Majesty and were provided with rooms She
10 accompanied by Major HOPSiEf. Hawaaan officer Miss
ssess 6purgiD and and maid These comprise
sie es:s suite with the Of Miss Turbet IA
ssaian lady residing Ia America who joined them today
sSon the BrevOOrt House the HswasD flags flying and
yer respect customary roycl visitors is paid Queen
EmnA Her Msjesty occupies rooms Nos ! and ;, ani
sesn. Nos end .la ~ ~; ;;oaT;D. and NJ
sfugn respectively the using rooms Nos and TO-
THE-PAssAGE
has every respect pleasant aud thoroughly
Ioysd by all board There OF sickness and
pssAing to mar the gIssN s yeysgs beyond lhe u'pel
fose There Vert quite large number Of pssengers With
whom the Queen became great TOite account Of her
nassming aud smabls manner On leaving appears
Her Majesty was the recipient OF popular demonstration
spsepe the Government veing with each other pay
trs rsp>ct their royal and interesting visitor Previous
leaviag Ireland the party paid Welt TO the J3kes Xii
sfnsy where they spent several days enjoying the naurs
4saties OF the scenery.
On leaving Cork they escorted ;be Java by the
British Admrals steam barge and duly honOred by
Seysysalute
y - 4 THE OBJECT OF THE VISIT
ia comTendsbIe and is Identical With the object Of her
Great Britain Queen considerable interest
In religious matters and by these visits she desires to appeal
tcr assistance the support Of the Episcopal Church
assa England has not been altogether
snsuceessfu and viii probably with cordial reciprocity
" ':. .s...-.. He. r.ro.r. !
She 20 OF age and Queen Dowsger Her husband
King was his brother
he present King Affairs Of State trouble but
Bcenpes time in the religious welfare of the sOs Of her
nstre country She in stsnch sympathy with the High
Chayeh parry in tAe Episcopal Church, and that
account With considerable opposition irou the 4
s73fced Low Church psrty in England. On To
ahsr abe xahesd sroaad large OF friends
smrers who subscribed literally for the object she has
Aevoted herself She has had SOP who died
sss 70 busoasds death She has chien living
seen Enus is the grsnadaus Of Esgshnsn
assgbter OF an Hawssisn Chief She speaks English with
sase and thoroughly es accent and decidedly Of very
zrepcssessipg appearance.
tfA't RECEPTION OF VISITORS .,
AL O'Clock Hsr Msjsty received large number visitors
the BEeVoor; HOase whom either Haw4
subjects had bsen previously acquainted Eith Qaesp
Among others WHO called during the
Mr. Robert s. Chiffon Tor the State Department barr.
ing letter Of nyxiioa from Secretary Seward aske
Esesty 70 become TIE guest q the nation sud y. Wash
ipEsoB) J. c. Derby Z. Agent Collector smyths MI sur
seyor Waterman, Mr. Postmaster Kelly and Mr. OGsL and
Col Marshall Of tAsssf Of Gov Bullock Of Massachusetts
Col Marshall bears invitation from Cor Bullock lnng
the prssnOs OF Der Majesty Boston aud other cities the
State, which will most probably be accepted. !
She received 5e visitors with evident pl ald
expressed Der desire much possible people
and the manners ani customs Of TIE country 3v Baeck
rss personally sclusoted Sh Queen many yea.
wren she rss but GIL and takes considerable inert, in
and has much her, After the rsceptOn OF Nors