New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
THE ROYAL GUEST.
THE HAWAIIAN KINGS SIGHTSEEING.
RECEPTIONS AT THE HOTEL AND DISQUALIFICATION
MASS AT ST. sTEPHHN'5

| On Saturday the Hawaiian King held re-
ception tho Windsor HOTEL did some shopping in tne
afternoon and Ia the evening attended reception ~
private residence-that OF Elisha II. Allen, tr. the son
CT the ChiefJustice OF the Sandwich Islands. Ine
agues and the late incident to the various en-
tertatnments arranged for the royal guest made him
little aggard IN leaving bis bed and 1t was not long
after he had finished his breakfast Saturday tnat hs
reception began. Army and navy omccrs were nrs'
received and tho King was appropriately attired 70
meet them In full uniform OF blue richly ornamenteo
with gold and gold lace wide scarlet sash DESCENDED
from his right shoulder across his broad Breast Ine
insignia of the Grand Order OF Kaehameba and OF the
Order OF Joseph l. OF Austria gilt tered on his person.
His lofty stature and imposing figure appeared 70 the
best advantage IN his stately martial costume. Tue
sword which be Ia golden scabbarj WIS ori2ln'
ally the weapon OF KaDehameha III, ana was
worn by his successors, Kamehameha w. and
Kamehameha " and LunaliIo. until 1t came into the
hands of Kalakaua The hit spendidly ornamented
with Jewels. The officers who called were introduced 10
the King In the private paror belonging 10 tue roya
apartments, and Gov. DoDInis and Gov. klDena, VINO
also wore full uniform, stood by King kalIkaua Tne
uniform Of Gov Domns bore the decorations OF his po
sitioD member Of the order OF Kamehd;nca and as
Knight Commander Of the Order Of Isabella aud
Commander of the Order OF Francis Joseph.
Lieut.. Palmer and Lieut. TOtcn Introduced the visit
Ing officers among whom were Gen. UInc0ck with Gen.
Mitchell Major Wharton and Capt. Ward OF his stan,
Gen. Gordon Granger Gen. Rufus ingalls,, Gen. Smp
son, Gen. Fry, Gen. I. ". SwecDy. 3n Marshall Gen.
Sawtee, Col. Hall, Col. Crispin, COL Moore, Major
Crofton, Lieut.. Rutherford and Surgeons IIObb and
Moore, and Lieut-Commander Bronson. AfterWard
Lieut. Totten the following CousU!a and repre-.
scntatves of the Board Ofe Board Of Trade Alexander
Cothea CousuGcneral OF Nicaragua; Stephen Rodgers.
Consul for Chill; Edward Saorcr, AcrS Consul OF
Turkey Geo. ". c. Clarke, Secretary aud L. p Lcary,
Assistant Secretary Of the Board OF Trade.
Secretary Clarke OF the Board Of Trade then read an
address to the King which had been handsomely en-
crossed and framed. After the presentation OF the
Board Of Trade representatives, the King dofed his
uniform aud put O morning dress. and received all
who desired to be introduced to him. standing 10 the
hotel paror adjoining the diung-hall Alderman Gilon
made short address. mentioning the satisfaction
which the King had cxprts with what he had seen In
New-YOrk, and With the welcome which had boon given
him. Many ladies, guests at the hotel, and several
children, presented to the King. ani ole little girl
was caught up and kissed John r. Clarke President Of
the Boston Board OF Aldermen. introduced TO the
King, and presented letter from Mayor Cobb OF Boston,
profcring the hospitacs Of the city, Ftiay morning
ne 1t was named as the time OF tue kues arrival IN
Boston.
Lunch followed tho reception, and aftcrSard the
King, accompanied by Gov DJminis and Lieut.. Whit
ing visited TfaDys and other stores, making several
purchases In the evening reception was given to the
King between the hours OF and H. at the residence Of
Elisha H. Allen IT, No. 246 West F,ry-tolrth Il. King
Kllakaua was accompanied by Gov. DoLlnls and Col.
Whcrry. Among those present ct the reception were
William Cullen Bryant, william NJ E''rfs, l..
W. S,ouehtOn, Admiral Rowan, DIvd Dudley
Field, Cyrus W. Field, A. T. Stewart, Judge Noah
Davis Judge Benedict Judge Blatchforl. Judge Bar
rett, Judge Rapallo, the Rev. Or. Philip Schan, Gen.
Phelps James Lowe, Benjamin F. Tracy OF Brooklyn,
Judge Jones Of Pennsylvania Ellie Charlier ana Consul
General odell. Chief-JGstce Allen OF the H.walian
Kingdom also present, having arrived in the city
from Washington that day. After the reception az
Mr. Aliens, the KDs went TO the Century Cino ln Fly
teeuthst near IrvnGpace There was no formal reeep
ton there, but timc WAS spent In conNeration and
many prominent gentlemen We're presented to the King
Alderman G:.on, IN behalf of the Kip, OIL Saturday
srn letter to Tie Kudlty Br9tners min gers oi the
KING rccciyc from IA" enert,lameni h saw there
Thursday evrlne ana his thanks Tor M a,ten'ons
shown him by me tT4y Brnlhe., Coy: hina M wsSt aS
ne Cran1 O.,:ra li'lse on Saturday e'eHing' ana
Tine Ktng's Inday Ii N'w-York was abrSy Day. The
taliy holr at ch re letrei IN M u b-lorc pre-
Itntrd his arrival 1t 81 81, iicns Cnure n tLtn
a.ttr The c'r;n1ntd OF H,sh N',' iIi oesun:
hltcr VAS over the party wrn' ne IT, rectory:
rel. !.il. by tGc r2dr entrance O tte chiti - great
w;s thf Interest ci in his movements, az s tty,rsn
ihe ce: enough to see hu, thtt there was
the churrh as nc wcn: out. In the rciory the Rev.
Dr. NJ Gynn t." Il y. Fa'h,r Carrel, ana others were
crowd IN Twru y;nth-si. larger aud more eager
than that hch attended his arrival From lie rectory
io,eL After slyi.g there q short tine tie KIug with
Gov Dolmuis an Gov .peua whose chufc-soiug as
naSSi e hce "a Me: t to tue hcse 81 O " Kitchen
No. los East :htlrtil-'t, where he lunc6et Col
Kitchen was Old acquaintance OF King ktlasaua In
'H his iftnrn from Mr. kitchens residence the
King with the two Governors paid NiS' ~ the mouse
uf Cyrus ". Frll Tae day bcior" Le bal c.tared ms
nienton OF Attending az Innity CnnIeh Gi m inc ,s S
ana SEE SUNDAY school celebration thcic bat lack OF
time rrcyrntcd Tie execution OF e'ber liab During
th, At nrl oO a : uI,ti
inr KING, i:om MR.. Kitchen, ati - n flower
letters 0: TIE most delicate beauty the .wa'ian word
Alucha," Which expressed loving welcome.
AN INSPECTION or TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
After FfiGay ..hta disappointment in .tac arrange
ment to show the kUg the promptness With which the
Fre Department responds TO an alarm o: Gve, orders
were given to drive directly to the Wudsor Hotel. Oh
the way, however, the King expressed desire TO see
some OF the en-ine-aou,es, aud tho prty went after
minight, 10 the Rouse OF EiSuc No IS IN Wcoster-s,
tho % prompnes, Of the men. AID m 10 seconds second.
Elgheenth-st near Broadway, was next visited, hnt
seconds passed by after the alarm before The engine
Was ready. AterE ard engineaoasc NJ ], IN Twenty:
Wholly without warning Of The trial. Ta"y cwcd mar.
yclous quicIuess an dexteriiy. &C. u: .cr engine
ready In u st1"ds La The cas- o. No ~ ne ln'D nad
queltly far better prepared ior &c ui tadh al the
The project Which vas deferred from Friday night
was takcn up again last evening with fcrt,t tucctss
the trial the party was driven 10 III" heauquar
tiers IN MercerS and tue system OF giving alarms OF
senJng signals. OF III. circuits. ant tIc Whole neenen-
ISM of the system explained aud illustrated as iar
as possible, TO the King and Governors ID MINIS ana
Kapena, who showed the most careful Interest 10 the
whole The royal and his cOmpan'Hus were tlen
taken TO the Cniou League Club House, winch Salem H.
Wales, Collnis OF Docks, IN tue afternoon
had invited tr"m TO visit Mr.. wales re-
cciyed them, and, after the hnS aug tne
y,stors book they taken into tue various apart,
ments club, aud their attention Was called " All
oltrcts OF interest.
Ths morning the King viii take private drive about
tho city. starting probably at oeocd In the arer-
noon he will visit tue CITY Hall, call formally ON the
Mayor ana receive the heads Of departments In tue
lioYernors room. THIS evening he Will 90 70 the