The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-09-07
THE KINGS TOUR AROUND THE
WORLD.

lr-1E- The lsuEGl Family IN rlarly VANS shuve-
tae surs r-zciozs hospitality, and very many o
ihe r-uat families q England extended to Iii
Missy r1ary coE-tesles.
Tn rist of TIRE Dzke af E5inbargh 10 thi
1slarlS was uun remembered in the ROYAL Fam
slr Tsas Prince of wales alluded 10 il frequently
nal 1lse o. the hospitality received by tire Duk,
t-ru Ene hiuC. hefnre DE- asceflde3 The throne
The -sns occ1ried In social entertainment pre-.
sezsel thE KING from seeing the great objects q
1rrare.- En- lr1ndn-l-
CO. - s-ss IA I-lx te ief London for Brus
sasr-n nrrcr and Calais. Mr.. A. Follot SynCt
a-rresar.iia.d Lim % To Dover bast. and taeFt
rll11ul~f.l the charge casnrritfed 10 him 10y the
E1-Hl-- Ut11c0- having Discharged his duties Ia q
ru-g pleasant ard s4yroea DE way % the King.
Nh ---rsnr 60 Brussels. the King was me. By
Na--t lr Czzzari Ii Eau1lc. Hawaiian Consal
k-az---l. and WIS taken - ne Hotel Royal. Tho
A-rr rsssHi ulNrr raace< % interest IN the city,
Lte az, NlSiiel the lattlc-dCl0 u MaterloA hut 4
hr-I --a--~sa-1n prevailed and il was 0ifcnlt %
11a TsIztS ct lulerpSt. from the summit
r. 1hc elrfh monument. Two DAYS AFTER thC
E z- a-rlral. thc hlac u Belgium returned ~
Ee crr url called or Tie E,lnc ~ his hotel The
F-- n Ealriurr vas In full uniform. the King of
Eruz.i was tn plaza drcss Within baf an hour
-ttur thg CHA thc rival c4rrlile came and took
tlc klfc o. thu H,iaco % The lelrIan King. The
rrtarrlew lsslrG shout twenty minutes The same
q av ABE h1aE and slriy lcgt Tor Bertha, VA
trn--s. arc rl.slicl as far as AK Il Chapelle
CT Na11t C1-ulrs. Ca arriving at Cologne IN the
Aar- 4aNcA4llA- u1 BEllIll. anu dudIe
IL ilss-11.l met tle A1llc az tie depot After
h-u1trast tsc King cnntluRcd 10 Berlin. The
r.t uls cuitr deserted. as a VAS tho summer
--1-s has the Cove. nuCr; put n guard q
IN e ne aHe 1nar ut tlc hotel. and an officer was
q tssied T. attend On the hlug. On the lst Of
A--uyt the kinE wcai % lutSiam and paid visits
=. A'rrarn and Princess William. Prince Charles,
ard rzgace Frederick Charles Subsequently he
q .-ia& wfth Hrince and Princes William, and with
T'-7ucs Frg1r-1uck Cllsrics the following day. He
htenas 90 the practice % eight batteries ot artl-
a ~ rss- Berlin stw the infantry drill. and was
F-es--.t uhcn a s7n1drun q cavalry f-2cticcd IN
~ c-s1 held. &c inspected the infantry and
csrairF barracks Ee also attended the opera.
81 llul several large beer gardens, and drove
stro--h az splendid woods near the city. He
uani IS Esssa and wasted the celebrated estab-
~ R-cmer newspapers gave fuu details Of bis
xssfts ta x.rrious places Many PEOPLE misicd by
te Sd RAGS clrrc-i 20 the hIugs desire FOR emil
E-1-ls sent pctIiio1S, asking To be allowed 70
F-.,7r-arv hin 10 hiS kiuc8oui During part OF
kis say ir Berlin the hing vas attended by Baron
F-raaa- Ecr.tlCfnau % huh reputation Who had
vtsfrl thC Islands IN January last and was with
thc King ~ thC time be visited hilo.
or she eth the king lctt Ter ficana. On reach
am tt1t place he was received by an Aide dc
Nlu-u I1 tlc EruT-rur. = Captain OF the Austrian
NV The Eur-rur and the hoyal Family were
1tSC-- but Glrtciiuns bad becn given 70 do every
sfsa- rss-aSSsrs d make the Kings visit pleasant
Mr. Nm. Walter Phelps. the American Minister
Eyaui---autiary. an old college friend Of the Com
Dl-ElllIllla kflliEfLlN CAA4tal tue
hEn- Who has accepted an invitation TO dine with
the Minister. lie will meet distinguished Ameri-
chs ring visiting Aiclua~ NJ. EuCene Schuyler,
American Ehar--a Il Affairs "a Bulgaria. General de
CesnoIt the noicd Antiquarian. Mr.. George Jones,
tal Proprietor q the Nsl- lefE Torres.
We translate the following description from
BRUSSELS pSpor:
Ills Hawaiian Majesty appears to be - years Of
n-1- His brown complexn11, his tine brilliant
A., q aa.r-.Ni D. lar 4irasI
=. nth. s1rnounied by an aquiline nose, make
hr-, a perfect tvpc u South American
BIS well pruIs1rti1ned Franc shows 4 Slight
tendency % corpulelce he Is above the middle
hsirht His ewes, brilliant and very expressive,
.hrw 4 very Inch intelligence. while his full lips
iyc O. his whole face an AIR Of farnk ahabihty Of
god huruor. which AZ the same time does not
tistract from It's alr u distinction.
ln t1-t the appearances of King kalakaua places
g7-sr lr ssncc NJ ones easc. You feel III the pre-
--nrc & perfect gentleman whose voice and noble
and Clsy manner captivate YOU by lcsscnlfE
rather the tao pronounced character OF MS large
s--t h-sd and rather prominent cheeks.
IiKussE1s July 17th.-ths King Of the Hawaiian
fzl1nds ruccived the Grand Cross Of the Order Of
=. Michad and =. George.
Madame de Canuart a HanalC has had IN audi
terce uit1 the KIM. who sent his photograph yes
tc-dat. 90 which be had attached his autograph
The following letter has been received by VI. dc
Cauuart Hnmale upon the subject Of emigration
BRUSSELS, July 18th. ISL.
SrE-As the views OF the Hawaiian Govern
rreut with regard 70 emigration have been under
stood submit 10 VOC. Mr.. Consul General a short
rtsu-a which you are az liberty 20 publish.
Ths principal prodnct q the Hawaiian Islands
j. sugar: proportion with its cultivation sugar
CINE can sustain an advantageous comparison with
other countries The planters pay az present 40
francs 4 month. food and lodging included
Z I'D lahorers for the sugar Plantations arc
alone needed. The Government Is well disposed
e attend 70 propositions Tor ernierants OF this
class,
here is az present very slight opportunity in
tire swaiian Islands for the settlement Of arti-
Ems az traders have the honor, etc,
W. y. ARMSTRONG Minister Of State.
To Count de Cannlrt dHamale de Written
rr1cht, Hawaliau Consul General
Tho --latest telegram from the King is dated
Fans August 9th. and runs as follows: Leave
Irvlruasl. Celtic. sept 18Th. Leave for Honolulu
Ocloler steamer. Well
The foll5viuc additional items, relating to the
kings stay in Vienna. we take from the London
TfusE
seldom has n foreign Sovereign visiting this cap
itai tan the object Of A. much publlc interest and
sympathy as KING kalakaua. The day after his
arrrFnE the neHsrarers all gave cirrumstantial de-
t1Ils " the King life and ut the distant Islands
over which De rules. They described him as good
rrturrd enli.htcngd and liberal Monarch suit
aide model for any European p1tentate-and no
more was required 20 arouse the curiosity and
andy feeling OF The rublic. The authorities
thernslres have gone out Of their way to make His
Maiaerv's staV amongst as pleasant possible
An infantry and artillery review has been held IN
his honor. On which uce Isiol he quickly detected
tie difference between their drill and that of the
pr1ssi1ns A military and n naval officer have
batn told Of 70 shoT hun the sights Of vienna
The oyc-a and StrauSs' band IN the Nolks-arten
hive rissased HIS Majesty thoroughly Yesterday
he visited the Imperial Palace. and says that the
buildings and the bronze ami marble stttEary
shoun 70 HIM in tins city are the finest he has seen
IN Europe. althourh be vas much interested IN all
he saw at Berlin and especially at FotSdam-
He alludsd 60 his visit 10 Enciand with the ut
most satisfaction The hospitality Of the Queen
and the Prince of Wales was 50 kindly and cra-
c5nusiv extended 20 him. and his visit made 50
areaa ife N every uav. that will be impossible
frr 4 m % regard u cthcrwIsc thAn rs the most
acree' ihle rarr Of ms trip round the world
Aisln 1rh Vienna + alniost entirely deserted by
the blter CLASSES the hing has received visits from
many distinguished people. and has exchanged
caiis with Arrhdukf AbEecht- The Austrian frIC-
ate faaru touched at Honolulu some years ago.
and number OF the officers have waited upon his
Majesty here. Last night be dined with the United
Sta.es Minister At Vienna under whose protection
the interests OF the HaWaiIan Islands IN Austria are
piaoed.
NJ Armstrong. who accompanies the King on
LIS travels Il AZ old college friend his whose de-
voted and disntcrested services have been OF price
los value.
rurnor has been circulated here and elsewhere
a. thu effect that King kaakaua wished to sell his
islands but can authoritatTely state that be has
never had such an intention Nor has he any
more power 10 Do 80 than European Sovereign
would have 50 sell The ouuntry over which he rules