The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-12-02
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Editorial GIeaningS.

letter has reesntIy been received in New York
by Mr. Henry Griunell from Capt. Hall. the Arctic
explorer, sent by returned wbaer. Hall left the
United States Oh his second expedition TO the Arctic
May or June 1864. He says that his letters were
expressed $50 miles the ice in dog sledges TO
reach the open sea, where the whaeships cruise He
has obtained much valuable information regarding
the franklin Expedition. Hall expects to spend
much Of his time in King Williams Land. and on
Boothia and Fellows Peninsula. He desires that a
vessel shall be sent in the spring Of 1867. Halls
Arctic explorations. published by the Harpers, is
Of the entertaining books of travel and
discovery ever issued.
The Mousfcr Virtz,
Lately on trial Washington, and who has proba-
bly, been sentenced and hung ere this,
by birth. in louisiana. and before
M ne @ @ IN m Ebang re g II ,i sie l our ,s sa u t m ~ ,h Nj
he sent to Europe secret mission by the rebel authori
ties After asence ef eight months, he returned and
appointed captain and assigned to duty on the staT of the
u Andersonvile prison "
Eccenrriciiie. of Fashion.
t one Of the recent Eastern watering place ba lis the mos
Georgian grl whose could not have exceeded
a velvet falling from
waist but from the shoulders and trailing its slow length along
cluster clasps Of large diaaonis The arms bare and
iace neck and bust. Her hair was powdered with pearl and
dressed in the Aspast style but instead Of the blue ribbon
usually employed in the making Of that superb coure,
ciIet Of diamond clusters substituted The slippers
kid aui had diamond buckles, fastening blonde
satin No gloves bracelets nought
magnificent from the plump. round shoulder
model Of richness and every good and perfect thing but
modesty-
Here is another item. showing how fond the ladies
IN Paris are OF red hair, and how they make it
have the hair the color the
Empess' How th- bru accomplish this is thus explain
appointed goLI-n honors
hair foa'= loosely her shouers The artist begins w
separating ha Then h. the head phnl "f
Water tprshb'y deadly poisOnJ He saiurlt.s each hair
whole hair 10 Ice-watsr
halds again ice-xater il applied lie moves the goos5
lasts AMI leaves ihs iIdy With rel hair in
heaache. mangII $50 less pocket
yhaI 80 ihe .. Monroe DocirInc:"
President Monroe. in his message 70 COogress i'll
1923. usei the following language. which has been
siuee known ILe - MvnIOe lootriue -
colonies depend any European
With the Governn-n,s declared Independence
rIeation aud on .st pEirples scEnuvie ei We could
inTposoH iJr the Parpose q depressing them
controlling in or manner their destiny hy any td-
aefrieI.lIy disposition toward the United States
Fcmaie 9uc-iriIHsiIiP.
At the Stockton Fair held in September last. pre-
miuHs we're offered aud awarded for LAdi's horse
mauship, and a large number OF ladies c0nteniei
for the prizes. which follows:
For the equestrieuue citz-s premium $50
pitcher otrrd President Of the "a"
iuncss Of carraEe eanee and in the saddle CON
Eieace skill IN e Hf the horse No rapid
daIgerou1 rsdnl si..seJ.
The above is n most commendable feature Of Fairs.
and wish something of the kind could be got up
here. where young ladies are so expert in the
saddle 1t may not be generally known that the
Of riding sideways on horseback is not over
two or three centuries oil. Formerly ladies rode
DO our native women, astrde.
The introduction of the style Of riding in England is at
Of Bohemia, O Richard
acorns % SoSe) that originally showed the women Of
this how gracefully and conveniently they might ride
on horseback sideways Another historian enuur,ting
Richard lis Likewise
xp 9f tie respctal Queen Anna daughter of the king
~ Pqyar7 Lo arst iDtr,luI the custom INTO The Kingdom
TOR before, women of every rank rode as men,
Cam BE So!
IL is said that the singing Of the new Irish song
entitled Wearing of the Green has been forbidden
in Ireland rs also the new dramatic piece of ' Ar
rab na POgue,'' which is one of the most popular
dramas brought the stage. Commenting
thu suppression Of these an American journal says
The British Government extremely shaky since
thought Necessary % suFprss, The IRISH play Of " Arrah na
a Of the Green : especially Evolutionary and daiserGus
'Ins me hu,eIeil % .. ,i our I,ii ' =, @ ] ~ IN ~ ne 80
ts There no doubt however. eniency
drncy traitors and ProOng the The British
wisely
Private w.. Government Enterpri-e.
An apt illustration Of the advantage and economy
Of private labor that OF Governments is given
in the working Of the Russian gold mines The
Russian Government has given up the working Of
it, gold mines in the UraI Mouutuins and arranged
FOR them be- worked by private enterprise The
results Of the change very remarkable The
quantity Of metal extracted is increased ;eufold.
Beautiful Thought.
What can be more original expressive than the
first thoughts Of children when they begin express
The ideas that their young brains give birth to- The
attention Of little girl having been called n
bush, whose toPmost stem the oldest was fad
ing whilst below and around il three beautiful Grim
buds just unfolding their charms. she at
and aitiessIy exclaimed to her brother - See
Willie, these little buds have just walked in time to
ass their mother before she dies"
Behold the Lilies how they Grow.
poetica pen furnishes the following rather orig
inAl ideas ~ Insects generally lead jovial
life Think what IL be to lodge in lily
Imagine palace Of ivory pearl, with pillars Of
silver and capitals Of gcd all exhaliug such per-
tune a. never across from n human censer Fancy,
again the fun Of tucking yourself up for the night
IN the folds cf rose rocked sleep by the gentle
-ichs Of q summer air, and nothing DO when you
wake hut wash yourself IN dew drop, and fall
AID e.t your bedclCthes-"
Underground Railway.
Tai. phrase f. : kind - by word in America, bnt