The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-16
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directory canvass Of the inhabitants Of san
Francisco, now finished, indicates that the pOpua-
ion Of the city is fully 10000
UyHgEALDED RoYALTY-The Prince de JoinviIIe
third on Of the late King Louis Philippe aud Queen
Marie AmeIie, Of France, arrived in New York He
cane over to New York without being known or no.
,icei u i said that the object II his journey TO
tnerica 1t this time is to engage III hunting
rrrson in the North and West, Of which the Prince
/. very fond. He first PROCEEDED TO Washington to
nav his respects TO the President, and Will probably
be there about . week
y,xCE-The death by suicide Of Baron Brucs, the
Austrian Minister Of Finance, continues 10 attract
the attention of Europe IL has been ascertaiue by
post uaOrtem examination, that the unfortunate
nan took either strychniHe morphine; and that
the external wounds we're only inflicted 10 hasten
Death ut bis funeral none Of the government Of
6Lals we're allowed be present, and but few OF his
~ friends followed the body to the grave. 1t was
xticed however that some friendly hand had thrown
afreath of flowers upon the coffin after it low
srt s lasting place Previous to the suicide, the
Ministers Of Justice and the Interior had advised the
erCr order his arrest. The affair Is said to be
more serious blow Austria than the battle of
SoItrino.
4nERTIsIxG FOR 4 WIFE-SOme months since, a
xholeaIe hide and leather dealer advertised in the
Boston Herald, for wife possessing all the neces
slry accomplishments and graees-lucre he cared
nothing for. Hide and leather therefore per-
fsctly Overwhelmed with letters, and in less than a
week hes had received one hundred answers to his
advertisement He Immediately opened a cOrresPOn-
deuce with fifty accomplished females residing in the
New EngfanI States and has lately been amusing
himself wih visiting them in turn. He gives the
damse dde notice Of his intention, makes her an
evening ea1, takes her out to ride in the morning,
imparts the gratifying Information that she has forty
zine yeuug lady rivals, and-leaveS He says
that be Is most righteously in earnest and the
Of the fifty that strikes his fancy, shall be Mrs. Hide
and Leather Verify, this Is fast age.
How A Man FEELS WHEN He Is HUSG.-One would
naturally suppose that man Who had suffered all
the horrors Of hanging, just short of actual DEATH
would never risk the gaIlows again; but such, in
slse ut least, was not the result y breaker
named Smith gas hanged at Iyburn, Dec a, I'Oo,
and when he ha9 hung nearly fifteen minutes, the
people shouted '' = Teprieye 80 lie was cut down,
blei and recovered When askel what his feelings
haI been repliei, in substance, that - when ne
was turned of, he for sometime sensible OF very
great pain. oceasoned by the weight OF his body and
FELT his spirits IN strange cOmmOtiOn- violently
pressing upwards; that having forced their way to
his head he, rs IL were, great blaze gln-ing
Hght which -eemel TO out Of his eyes with fash,
and then ne lost ali sense Of pain That after he
cut down, and began TO come to himself. the blood
and spirits forcing themselves into their former
channels, put him. by sort Of prickng shooting,
70 such intoerable pain, that he could have wished
those hung who cut him down" Ever afterwards,
ke went by the name Of - half-hlnged smith,
A STRANGE SrORY-A letter from Paris tells
strange story Of a discovery IN science, culmi
nariug IN 4 melancholy announcement. y gJveruess
in private families had uuder her charge little
Russian boy, who had been born deaf and dumb.
The gentle dispositions of the boy greatly eudeared
him 10 the goveruess who devoted much Of her time
developing his intelligence, aud enabling him 10
keep pace with her other pupils After many sleep
less nights and many experiments, the lady finally
resolved that sulphurc ether the tllismIE TO be
employed in opening the world 10 her poor little
prisoner. ItsapplcatDu proved perfectly successful;
numerous other experiments indicated that the grand
nal been discovered; the MJnthyOu Prize was
awarded % the lady, and she rapidly pow
srtY and dependence 20 wealth and fame, bene-
factor Of her But, alas the sudden transition
WIS too much for mind so long Overburdened by |
stud and devotion to single object; the reason Of
the poor lady gave way, and she mas since been
vsyei, hopeless maniac, to MOntmatTe
WOVEN GoISG To BED-Some fne writer gives /
the 1ilOwiug as the manner III which young lady /
g0es 70 bed
When bei-time arrives, she trips up stairs with a
camille in hand. and # she had pleasant company I
dHrtng the evening with some agreeable ideas IN her
heal The candle on the toilet, uui her luxuTiaut I
hair s speedy enaneipa.el from the thralioms Of /
soubs AMI pins. II she usually wears water curs,
rr the - iron,' her hair i brushed very care
fully from her forehead, and the whole completely .
sclreli if not, why then her lovely tresses
Hti in innumerable bits Of paper. This task accom-
plshei, night cap appears. eiged- It may bs with
pam muslin, or perhaps with heavy lace; which .
hlies AL save her own sweet CJunteuance. A she
ties the strings, she probably takes peep in the I
GAS, and half smiles and bushes at what she
The light Is out-ber fair, dcic tie form gently pres
s the eoucn, and ike dear, innocent, lovely crea
'ure a she J., she falls gently into sleep, with
smile on her still swcetcr fIce-
We d5a't approve Of the description, AMI feel safe
IN saying thar the young lady At least takes off her
'oes and stockings and becomes separated from her
szset. -irts, before her delicate form presses the
eCach.
IHE JAPASEsE II UOSOLULU-The following Is re-
lated, by the correspondent or the y. Y. Journal Of
Co@Eleres. OF the reception Of the japanese during
their stay here
Sc Her Majesty the Queen entered the throue-room,
al the geutI.men having Withdrawn into the ante /
l,on, accompanied by her ladies Of honor, most of
whom were Americans English, the Kings sister,
let'ra, taking position the let of the throne
Aae VHeen i young, and rather stout in form; but
T an intelligent and agreeable face. and speaks Eng
I'a with perfect facility, she Is bound 20 do, |
: ule her father EnglIshmau, though her I
mother WAS = native. The American party was first .
P'ssenIei, when the japanese Ambassadors were
-'@4 upon 10 pass the unknown ordeal All oi
- we're wIle-lwake To how their spirit would .
sAll this. They had never bowed 20 woman
ever had they 4 woman on the throne; seldom .
= ever mad ey seen woman IN \ public assembly .
- Alcn were they cOnfOunded by the dress her I
---ty wore, unlike To that Of japanese ladies',
a'se sIlken robes, well those OF the men. avoid
"is'e OF cloth. 10y cJufOrnIiug 20 natural proper
eoas, and not seeking balloon initiation. The hoops
- Crinohue Of the Queen Of the Sandwich Islands .
It'4 I-'4 nave driven the most ambitious Broadway
:. 'Ss 70 desperation. When some Of the members Of
- japanese suite 1rst cane ashore and wandered
the streets, and the trst time sa~ lIdes wear
- leh dresses they utterly conf,unded, think
sT7H Hey we're only equal 10 the solid bodies which
~ ~ tHen such women, English and American
- Hil never dreamt Of IL I-Oue Of them IN ms
rrPsity, not In disrespect or indelIcacy, was
bTr1pei to touch the side Of one Of the walking
= when yielding to the gentle pressure It caved
.ld the japanese saw that, as all IS not goid
- SHINES, 50 all IS not woman that moves ANA
and amused, the good natured and facetious Ja-