Prom Polynesian. Feb. u
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show the progress made in that quarter, in ROYALTY
and poetry:


GFrom Polynesian, Feb. 81
On Tuesday morning their ,faiestes the King and
Queen, H. Highness the Premier, II. F.. Gov. Young,
and lady and Pak and lady with their suites arrived n
the schrs Hooikaika and Paaua Upon the first appear
ance OF the vessels after rounding Diamond Head, a
In passing the United States frgate Brandywne His
Majesty was courteously sauted with 81 guns and as
he passed through the harbor number Of ships also
hred. All OF them were decorated with flags and sig.
nails and made snowy appearance. His Majesty land.
cd under salute from the fort and attended by the Se
new palace where the officers OF state Immediately
waited upon him. His Majesty Ia in excellent health
and spirits H. r u the Premier. landed Immediately
alter under salute from the fort and with her suite al.
tended by the military, proceeded TO her resdenc--
people TO witness the landing Of the royal party.


The Kings Arrival.


This day let Honouu's guns


Pour forth their deafenIng roar,


And welcome back our Royal Chief


To Ohaus verdant shore.


Hawaiian maidens deck yourselves


All In your best array


And graciously be pleased to smile


On this great gala day.


And let the multitudes around


Raise loud the glad huzzs,


Till Panch Bowi echoes back the name


OF Kamehameha.


God bless our gracious King and long


May he be spared to reign,


Bound to his people by the links


OF Loves celestial chain.


On Tuesday evening His Majesty gave soiree at his
palace. which brilliantly illuminated throughout for
the occasion The doors were thrown open precisely
at o'clock Their Majesties the King and Queen and
Her Royal Hgbness, the Premier. supported by RI NJ
Secretary Of State the Governors OF Oahu and Maui
the high chiefs, Paki and Keliiahonui and other
onicers of the Court, with their ladies' receiv.
cd the company in the east drawing room George
Brown. u. S. Commissioner, Jules DudoIt Esq Consul
Of France and r: c. wyile, Esq H. 3. NJ ProConsui,
presented the ladies and gentlemen of their respective
countries to their Among those presented
this occasion the families Of the foreign consus
Commodore Parker and the officers Of the u s. frigae
Brandywine the ladies Of the American Mission and re.
sdens generally and the gentlemen scveray invited by
the foreign diplomatic corps for that purpose The spa.
cious rooms OF the lower floor all thrown open and
were speedily filled by the company, larger proportion
of which than was before assembled in Honolulu
were ladies', and whose fair presence with their tasteful
dresses inteImingng with the glterng uniforms Of the
and pleasure Of the evening


