The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-05-26

Ptr7r- PtR5-Now that our Legislature :
approurjatin- money l~aviShly- let i; vote forty
thousand fer = public park. and locate II * the
head of Fort street, TunniuE from NINA 10 FoTt
streets. and from School street - about Capt
Browns residence. enclosing some ten Or twelve
acres The land can III lie bought up nov" ten
years hence. II cannot Such al investment would
De a national honor. and tend 10 prevent disease.
lGnacy and crime. A. Well a. be- a oteS InS II ie
city. n such things lake TINE 1Y L.c ISiSt ca
Nasd look ahead<gThe TabIc FIaA Ct Bot4aica.
Gardens IN Rio DE- JJ0rIro were founded some ~
ysaTs $50 sai noF oovsr 61y asrss q s5.a21; Ia! " $:
F-H--s N-S-S- ~ q rs - -.,rr-
have gs-24"y been merg@ lato a pno1c az - - Ia.-.s
;Ssts N1i hrsh expenditure have made UnSurTSSSSoE oeA@''
fUL Toe walks are vel kept, A9a shaded by tTsss iTSn al
~ :, =. :. - Ss,- In - "a 40 sni Ne cinnamon Of java.
The teak of IulIa fo1Hshes with the osh6sge palm q BArea-
dos sni for<s eNies from China, MsdsssSclr. Cey'on, Austria
Ea A-d South America, al day Aheued zad described, net yen
a:evsy Taru- The sToaal no' oocqPied With trees, : e1rp<ted
the sSaas fat pvf-c. Tio;lres = content Ar my have
pr,daeed greater results elsewhere. bot 4 : doco;faI II nature
1aa5 araaad / peak aoove pax, Te The mountains of the
g Cr3r.vzd'. c--oie v@li q tNsa.y-t'Gr h12iTe! t-, IN
silver, ,ha; il t,r-.Sia, fall sid brook add - nnch'o the beauty
49, IN 4 late number. We noticed the retirement
q General Samuel c. Armstrong from the Amer
lean Army. and stated that he intended To locate in
New York, and engage in the practice Of LAW. BY
the following from the New York Ereniag Post.
received Jy the last mail. We see he has accepted
~ important Office under the American Govern
m-nt:
UStoS GESEeA- FROM !z4 SASDw'cE I-SLAyDs-Cap;sin CD
Wlder. Q: ti= FrzsGueus BureIa !, Who for four years has ben
n charge Of the uegro-s n II. Peninsula, has been relieved.
ana G=aerai : {. Armstrong has been appointed sap=.il'eai-
e; q the 4 strict General AEust ronE : 4 son q th- h,a Dr.
Richard Armstrong. one q the early American missionaries 70
the Sa1lslch Isizu1s- He vas Dor az these islands-~ass sent
70 The United States - complete his education. and after grad
Uatilg entered the Union army as c.Vt-in. He was made major
IE ealHaL: ooldCct az 1eI;yso1r-- who're he ca1nmsSdei the
One Hundred and IEeuIy-Gth Ns.E York volunteers After
wards, upon examination, X wasE de T~cfeaantcnIoaeI G. the
MIN GI-LE2 states CG-lT- tCE1r : SaS promoted soon zf=T
70 tie e9ioDeIcy of the Eighth Uai, 1 States coIored troops, and
was again promoted fr gallant cooC Get il the battle Of Deep
er4l Grant he reinforced sheri3sn il ;; prior TO the fall OF Rich
Ipon1- making his famous forced I tarch OF thirty miles a day
hoard as the best drilled in the 1fweuty-hnh Army Corps.
General Armstrong Is bat twenty-six years Of age. This is the
Teco'd Of one Of TIA; despiSed Pulta 4 stock which bishop Sta
iey la<=E told the American public i doing more harm than
good n the far Of Islands.
for ONE months has been almost unobtain-
able While it can be had. extra efforts should be
made 10 vaccinate all the young throughout the
who have not been. 1t Is now thirteen
ye AIS since the smallpox swept through the group.
in 1853. and consequently nearl.- one half the pop
llation have been born since The epidemic. Yet
probably not one-quarter Of those are vaccin-
stet- An ounce OF prevention IS better than a
pound Of cure" a :
E1 An Indian woman arrived lately in the
PIE. from Victoria. who Is married to a native
waiian. that has been in the employ OF Mr..
Rhodes for several years. They ha ge several chill
g.
Z1- We regret TO learn that Her Royal High
the Princess VICTORIA KAM.MALU is serious
Y Ill. and that very little hope exists Of her re-
over.