The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-22
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QUA SAN FRANCISCO CONSEQUENCES.

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Reception OF Qaeen E@ma-Our Pacsae
Squadron-The Labor QaestiOn-Theatrtcaf
SAN FRANCISCO Sep 20, 1885
QUEEN EMMA.
When the Queen was expected were promised thas
she should be received in style becoming her rank but
beyond the salute from Fort Point and one from thd
steam cutter Shubrck which vessel went GUS
side TO meet and her Majesty into the hasbos;
there was no display. The Pacific Mail Steam}
ship Company's steamship, Sacramento, steamed
up to her wharf with the royal standard, q
flag Of huge proportions. NJ the main, and
landed the Queen the Of the passengers wore
landed, quietly and without any confusion whatevsE
There present TO receive her except the
Hawaiian Consul at this port, and Captain Olives
Eldridge, agent OF tho Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, whose guest her Majesty WAS None of
our officials, civic or military wore present, anA
the Queen, in plain hackney coach, drovs
the hotel without any 70 bid her welcome
the usual American crowd that always gathers TO have
look ct any new arrival be 1t sober Queen drunken
Congressman OF the same crowd was in front q
the hotel to her Majesty aght from the carriage and
many ladies who did not manage to royalty q
passed from the coach 10 the door Of the hotel actually
waited 70 see royaitys baggage arrive and then went
On wednssdsy evening lss: Major General Hallsck
were most gracously received and entertained and is
ners She Of course, was perfectly home, and did The
honors with grace and dignity that charmed every one
present
Singular as II may appear, there Is destined TO %
strong opposition 70 the Introduction Of large oe
OF Cinnamon into the State In order 10 SECURE cheap la
bor Those papers who the cause OF the work.
ing classes BY Of receiving their patronage desire
ceve exhorbtant rates. and look only to their Ia,
teress forgetting those OF the country Our railroads.
our manufacturing and farming interests ad
vance rapidly whom construct the former and
he latter require such heavy wages 70 be paid the 10
hands 70 work them can g had Al two dollars per day
will not be touched If be had for less than
four dollars Tor days work Every branch Of industry
who oppose cheap Chinese labor they profess
be afraid OF the influence OF large number Of Chinamea
in this community Nonsense Personal interest alone
IS the cause Of their opposition.
The squadron OF the United states, now known this
North Pacific squadron, under command OF Rear Admiral
H. K. Thatcher, Is now composed Of the following
because they intended only for harbor defence First
the Vanderbilt aagshp second the iron doube-enders
ana hononso snrd tno seam gunSoas ss
ing ground Of the squadron Is from the equator NORTH
and as far west the sandwich Islands Consequently
its duties will be TO furnish the guard ship for the har
of Panama; look for Interests the Of
Central America and Mexico and Of the Sandwich lsand
and the British Possessions besides visiting the different
points Of our Pacific coast And above you have
all the vessels for the duty exhibit truly esps
splendid passenger ship. two miserable worthless iros
double enders little steam paddle wheel gun boat
and the old sailing soop jamestown transformed into
store ship.
The United States sloop of g. Marys put QUO
OF commission last Saturday, her commander and officers
90 homo by this steamer The old ship will either be
laid up rotten sold Of the service her ms
as q cruiser having gone by
The soop-of-war jamestown has been turned into
store ship and will leave In few days for Panama undet
command Of Lieutenant Commander McDougall Admiral
Thatcher yesterday shifted his flag from the Vanderbilt
to the suwanec the former going 70 the Navy Yard e
take In moro COAL preparatory 70 her Sandwich Island
cruise. After leaving Queen Emma at Honolulu, the
Vanderbilt will probably pay tho Mexican coast vistl
before returning to this port Her presence there will
have good effect
THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL.
On Saturday evening last lady Don closed an engage
ment OF seven weeks at Magure's opera house. Her
hero has been unprecedented Night after night
tho house crowded 10 every part, and she doubtless
reaped golden harvest She intends making profos-
sonal tour in the interior, and will then return for
other season In this city before leaving for New York
Madame Celeste made her frat appearance hero %
Monday evening 10 . crowded house.
The Italian opera still continues DO we'll patronizsd
This has proved that San Francisco and wi
support an Italian opera during at least four months d
tho year Our people are evidently music loving sal
paronize II when II s good, certainly has been thM
year.