The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-12-21
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 81.
News OF the Morning.

HEE MAJESTY QUEEN ENNl took passage in the
steamer RItGHea on Monday Last for Kailul. the an
cient city of Hawaiian Kings. where she will remain
some time.
The weather the past week has been A. act and
rainy ~ the most cuyriou- farmer couIi wish for.
The prevailing wini has been from the south. accom-
PANE! With frequent anil heavy rains. which have
-~'.lru tar streams. cut mp tLe ry.l-, torn DOWN
hrUl-~. aHl Iaale aJunilnce Il work .r the R.-yi
Supervisors.
Evening auction saleS have been the chief sensa-
tim the past week, and, despite the mud and nin,
they have been well attended. Toys are as great AZ
attraction u the oh n 10 the young. whose eyes for
the frs time witness the display Of 4 German toy
shop Among The ten thousand tow distributed by
the auct.onecr- the pact ~cek. the nan Who has not
secured a lev la nO ole % blame but himself
Another ii NS-Hys ch4rieteri-ti- letters will -
MuHl GA cur last page. Il exhibits more strongly
than anything that has yet appeared. the ~antirathy
81 the Democrats party" or rather II the more
ign"rant and lover CLASSES u that party, towards
color. IL = precisely the same sentiment-frar lest
the POOR coloFei race shall enjoy to- much liberty
AMI participate too largely in the Goverument-that
gave birth o. our present Constitution. though cur
Ministers DID not dare TO allow the distinction OF
color To appear a. the inspiring cause Inferioriiy Of
the eolorvi race i, however, the corner stone Of the
Constitution of IS5i-while EQUALITY was the great
festur- u that Of Is52
We have the ruEaor, which appears To Be authentic,
that in cas- u the failure It the Reciprocity Treaty,
the steam line between san Francisco and this port
be abandoned, and our travelling and trading
public viii have to fall back ON sailing vessels. We
suppose the trips Of the steamer will continue, how
sver, until notice 10 the contrary Is given. The
IDAHO ought to arrive in san Francisco on Monday
lext, and will leave on her return, either January
Isl or 4th-
Tomorrow, December %. is the 2iGth anniversary
& the landing Of the PILGEISis at Plymouth, Massl-
husetts.-a day dear TO every American OF Puritan
xiraet, and in every way worthy Of annual eelebra-
ION here, as Is done in America a national salute
TouId be far more appropriate on it, than on Christ
ias day, As has been the custom with this Govern
for the past two years. !
The letter Of our Paris correspondent will be read
18th interest The series, which Is written by n Haw-
nan, gives a more graphic description than any We
seen elsewhere. The French Exhibition has ecips
! all others in magnitude and Importance. 1t was
arted by a stock company, which received from the !
reneh Government and city Of Paris a gift ofs2. 400 "
" To carry out the design of the Emperor. An idea Of y
extent and richness may be inferred from the fact q
at the building and contents are valued at thirty u
i!liOns Of dollars q
No later news from san Francisco yet. We sup c
sc the CoNET sAlel from that port during the first II
Eek in December Last year, leaving on the 18th q
che had n passage Of - days If she
sets with the same fortune this year, it will be close g
TO New Years before we see our next mails. Still, y"
shall look for her the coming week L
The next mail for san Francisco, the United States ii
Europe viii be despatched by the u. c. MURRAY is
Tuesday or Thursday next. ="