The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-08-13
The Kings Tour Round the World.
N EGYPT.

NAA DbsAAu NlAf rLttllleI ltD-fLLlr the
heat Of a north wind in the Red Sea. The
voyage from Alden proved without incident,
arriving at Suez Monday morning June
nth. the King proceeded by special train
with six carriages, placed at his disposal by
the Khedive, to Cairo. After stopping there
few days he went on 10 Alexandria on
Thursday, where the Khediye, who j. at
present taking his summer residence at
this place, received him at the railway
station. On Friday night a grand State
ball was given at the ViceregaI palace in
honor Of the King. II was attended 10y the
Abyssinian Ambassador, the consular corps
and the leading residents Of Cairo and
Alexandria. His Majesty visit 10 Alex
sndria j. thus chronicled in the Eg,l0tiaa
gazette
% His Majesty the King OF the Hawaiian
Islands left Cairo on Thursday al : 30 a. M
by special train, which arrived at AIeXan-
dria at II q. IN. on the same day. His
Highness the Khedive received his august
visitor on his arrival at the Alexandria
terminus. His Majesky was attended by
II. f. Sami Pasha and II. +. DR.. Abbate
Bey on behalf OF the Khedive, and was
accompanied by his suite. 4 kiOs1ue at
the Palace. known "a Number Three Palace,
was placed at his disposal during his STAY
in Alexandria. I'm the afternoon Ills Nlies-
ty paid an official visit To His Highness
the khedive and on his return visited the
establishment OfThe Alexandria Stationers'
and Booksellers Company Limited. In
the evening His Majesty and suite were
included in the Khedive's dinner party.
Yesterday the King drove out for a short
time in the morning, and in the afternoon
he received a number of visitors who all
left him, charmed by his affability, and
surprised with the amount of general in
formation of which he gave evidence in
his conversation. This he conducts in an
easy and unTestrained manner, worthy of
Imitation nv of har N MIA
more conspicuous part OH the worlds
stage. In the evening His Majesty and
suite attended the Khedive's ball, and left
this morning by the RubattinO steamer for
Naples, whence he will proceed to Rome;
after "A short stay there, he will 90 to
Milan and thence direct to London, which
he is anxious to reach before Parliament
rises and the Court leaves town.
" The Khedive's barge, with the Hawai-
ian Royal Standard flying at the stern,
took His Majesty on board the Asia
which hOisted the Hawaiian colours at the /
main. Fl. T.. Sami Pasha and Fl. l.. DIR. !
Abbate Bey took leave Of the King who
expressed to them the pleasure afforded to !
him by his visit To Egypt and his sense of !
the hospitality shown to- him by the Khe- !
dive. On the Asia leaving the harbour
the Egyptian flagship MahOmed Ali fired
Royal salute in honour Of the distinguish
ed VISITOR"
IN ITALY.
His Majesty was received on landing by
fFEietIf the Art'ltelsAl anu
the Admiral Of Naples The two young
Hawaiians, who are studying there, one in
the military. the other i'm the naval college,
were the first TO rush on board to welcome
their Sovereign, and then the chief authOri-
ties were introduced 20 the King. G. G.
Moreno accompanied these officials. Next
day, July Ist, the King had an interview
with King HumbertO ut Capo Iii Monte, the
Kings country seat, and on Saturday left
for Rome with his suite. Arriving in the
evening the Royal party alighted at the
Hotel du Quirinal. On Sunday the King
was received by His Holiness, Pope Leo
XIII To- whom he presented letter from
the Lord Bishop of Honolulu. It was the
original intention then To proceed TO Milan
to visit the great Exhibition and thence to
Vienna, where apartments have been
already prepared at the HOfburg, the
Imperial Palace, for the Royal visitor. At
Rome however the King suddenly decided T.
20 proceed direct TO London, in order TO be /.
present at the great Volunteer review at I.
Windsor, where over 10000 men, the /.
largest military body ever assembled in I
England, We're to parade before the Queen. 4
Leaving Rome on Monday afternoon, July /
9Th, the Royal party passed rapidly across .
the Alps and through France, only stopping .
a few hours at Paris, and arrived in London
on the "Wednesday evening, after IS hours 7
travel. The following extracts from
Italian papers give further details of His !
Majesty's visit to the Capital of the World. I
.KISo KALARAUA AT THE VATICAN. 4
On Sunday, at O'Clock IN the afternoon
King David Kalakaua Of the Hawaiian
tSandwich) Islands was received by the
Holy Father
" Received with the honor due 10 his
lot. fTrfF fflrfs4a
into the .StIId del ITOHO, where he was
awaited by His Holiness and their Emil .
nences Cardinal JacObini, Secretary Of
State. and Cardinal Howard. The latter
undertook the office Of interpreter between
the King and His Holiness. The King
handed to the POntiT letter from Mon
seigneur Louis Maigret Bishop oI Arajhla'
Vicar Apostolic in His Majesty's Kingdom.
eThe Holy Father asked His Majesty
particulars as to his kingdom and it, politi-
cal constitution, and desired 10 know II the
Catholics there conducted themselves pro-
perIv Being replied to IN this matter
affiTmativeIy, he begged His Majesty To
grant complete freedom 10 the Cathollc
religion in his dominiOns, and received the
fullest assurances to that effect from the
Sovereign. After this His Majesty begged
His Holiness TO receive his suite composed
of Lord Charles Hastings Judd, Chamber
lain Colonel William y. Armstrong,
Minister Of state Chevaiier Giovam Gal
Iiani, appointed to attend upon the King
in Rome, and an interpreter
'The reception being terlnliatti, MIG
KaIakaua and his suite, preceded by the
swiss Guards, were conducted by MosigHcr
CataIdi Ma ster of Ceremonies to the Papal
Court, to the Galleries and the Museums;
then they went down To the Basilica
During the evening the King Will go 10 see
the Coliseum tomorrow he purposes To
visit the Palace Of the Caesars and the
JanieuIum, and to take the road at 10 by
vay of Paris direct TO London
liking KaIakaua il well acquainted with
the history Of ancient Rome, and OF ITS
uonuments.'i- Roman paper, July /.
Rome, July liking kalakaua, oI , lIi5
Hawaiian Islands, visited the Coliseum ana
the Palace of the Caesars this morning at
an early hour, accompanied by Colonel