New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

evidently taken by sEIpTise the Queen Tta ~ NAL II
m t finest rgrk IN he world The royal party vi''ed 'o
,rser tho Geological Gardens and other points Of n'.
nd cn. ereal hours m that really rural retreat Inc ram
never Looked more attractive oler IN point Of ne '
beauty congrecatel within its walks and mgh"A.s " a.
cards he general appearance 0! the ground snI''~
trees 18TH ,,ri,e-es
The nall was ,oon crowded With Fashionable e'l ses
md redestrans and uuet have contrasied not .I
with more arstocra,ic and pretentious resorts %
uobUitv TIE visitors notwithstanding 'u'' 49, ~,
sron f,g,1 fr-q fingered long while 10 tHe lA.A'
returned 10 dinner at about o'clock nc n'N-'' i"l'
,-s,, only Her Majestys suit AneE Hihie. 80. ~
cefved LARGE number Of other 'isl'ofs "HA'o-'
TIE FUTURE MOVEMENTS
49, ,-. &C vet somewhat uncertain. SIZE VIII prob
oi I'm New York until Saturday aiior Tlic- eve VII
~ c-larce with Secretary Stewards invitation visit wash
;,r F>orl Washington she will g 70 Boston and o.tei
,sces Of interest pay visit 70 Niagara montreal hl
take trip upon the ST. Lawrence She VIII ihen return 70
NevYoik an embark .or Aspinwa having been Absent o
hor native land over I2 months Ner movements to-day &C
uncertain owing % heI recen. arrival and her n-meos Y
itors 70 fully engaging her attention.
She said TO he & thorough enthusiast q ;Ae wliL 20 ia
undertaken ard W. probably 10 usns Eer e1cs'n' 81 JUS
behalf to-day.
It's expected hat our civic authorities VII aoLe ie'
kind Of appropriate demonstration Of respect aAi ' so
viii take r in the country during the day and pay ''sii
10 one of the thea;ers IN tie evening Sic VIII receive W.
doubedy every respect and hospitality duo 70 guest %
visit ia the nted states charitable anu rc o. digest
Her visit 70 ibis county is Of twofod interest she is tue
r Oreeu tat has ever been visit 20 these shores a'd
a. her object IS member o. Royal family IN making ihc 'isi
is d religious enc.
DESCRIPTION u THE sANDwIcE lsLLE-s'
The Sandwich Islands a grOap Of Is Islands on! q
those are inhabited the being small rocky anu barren
These islands have very fno harbors Ho-al' OF 'eo
island Of Oahee protected by barrier Of cora ee mas
f.e Of water On The bsr tide, ard from c aiI's
inside Safe anchorage afforded 10 all vessels ana by A'e
t,rprsesd industry the coral reef might 10 converted
INTO fronts On al sides Of the coast thoIe - good
natural Larb protected seward by reef Of cors aar ava
and from t. latAoms Of water.
volcanic cru, frequenti cOnse reat ch OF INC
Ind is incapable OF culture al that which cultivated J.
most ertc Ghe temperature Of tho climate 81 eIcaIe not
ranging more Gn nom CO. 70 e. and is cozsceiea romeif'
ably healthy
The chief products Of Tie island wheat coGec sugar.
cotton tobacco cocoa arrowro0 mulbeFre yans and alo
OF beadfu Cattle and hog also raised IN considerable
opares Tie emoYce q RE nnds IS large an aitaoy
Increasing Tlisis owing re central location Of The
Islands both as respects the trade from California 20 China
and japan ard the gea whaling grounds Of the Northwest
Coast The PAY o ss1ds and e whale fisheries TIC
tropics has made tlemth convenient point FOR yepeA'
men Of oil and bone AMI for furnishing supplies to vefes
The population about - Coo in 1923 it was iooo tbs
immense owing partly to emigration on whale and
other ships and partly TO H. ravages Of oathsoue soes
small po1 and other epidemic diseases.