The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-03-28

and statuary r,asteboard. The beautiful Bohemian l
glasses in this saloon present very rich appearance
But perhaps the noticeable exhibitions IN this
section the meerschaum pipes, Of every sire and
style The number Of exhibitors Of this single arti-
Gle Of industry must be very large. The exhibition
Of cloths from Austria Is remarkable. particularly
the fine silks the grapes, silk gaures, silk velvet
stufs the Iampas and damasks OF n grand style, and
magnificent silks for yestments and hangings from /
Vienna The carpets, tissues, and tapestries are |
beautiful The travelling bags, and such like neces-
saries are distinguished by the excellence Of the /
feathers and moroccOs employed Of playthings, /
Austria has many contributors Mechanism plays /
nuishei part in the manufacture Of these things
and this part will doubles become much more In
portant when the plaything occupies the place 1t
should in the elementary instruction OF infancy
Austria shines with brlIancy in its exhibition Of
eselry in which eorals and precious stones occupy
o prominent petition
The productions Of the various mines Of Austria
I'LL up large space in the appropriate gallery The
pcoa and coke Of the Austrian Society OF railroas
the steel and sheet iron the castings and soft iron
and the various articles in iron md steel, present
collection worthy Of deep study In the manufacture
Of candles Austria exces. and her exhibitors have
arranged them with great taste IN the form OF lofty
pyramids
which appear nest abundant steam fire engines,
saes large locomotives and carriages great deal OF
taste and skill has been exhibited upon number Of
Collins and caskets Of different material, and some
beautiful marble monuments huge wine cask,
surroundel with thousands Of bottles, Is conspicu-
ous object LIN this class Austria presents plans of
mines and salt-works and Of their working. From
these plans the real and natural proportions OF the
mines must be astounding The Austrian restaurants
and cafes are large and cOmmodious, and fitted up
with great elegance and taste
Germany.
This section Is divided into North and South Germs
nv and the States Of Hesse. Baden. wurtemberg and
| Bavaria. are all represented These States have
each separate saloon in the gallery Of fine arts but
Bavaria was crowded for room, and erected n large
building in the Park, where there is magnificent
display Of paintings Among the painters Of bsaen,
we admired most GusIe Keller, Pecht Volweider and
Mnsiern, seIIe de Reck The last exhibits beautiful
painting Of little peasant girl returning from the
aeId with bundle OF herbs on her head She does
not suspect that as she appears the canvas she IS
i quoted ut $1,000
/ From Hesse there Is Schlasser, young Hessian,
who promises TO become . master among gsHTe paint
ers. In wurtemberg. there Is Bauerei, who has two
little scenes Of penetrating melancholy, and heoern;
j and De Rustige . good historical painter Among
the Artists which appear in the Davarian collection
in this gallery are Baade. Rnude. SPorer oiiz and
\ Koekert who exhibits = painting greatly a'irnirsd
..The marriage convoy lake IN the mountains 0i
\ Bavaria
/ Coming now into the gallery Of liberal arts. We
find there an exhibition well worthy the reputation
which Germany has acquired in the scientific and
MEDICAL world First may be noticed the instruments
employe for physical education, the material of the
/ Il InFa n ho.I M
which shows rooms most intelligcntly arranged for
the r.eeptiou Of babies and infants, with q large
eoverv,I space for gymnastie exercises even In the
school for girls Germany Is here distinguished for
the perfsction Of its mathematical cases Of instru
ments telescopes anil anatomical Preparations By
the doctors Of Munich. Here may be seen specimen:
Of the process employed for teaching the commune
mr. town schools There dice, dominoes, watch
aIs tables OF fractions and simple geOmetric bodies
which serve give the pupils clear ideas OF numbers
fractions forms, bodies, arithmetic and elementar,
, geometry, and then the geographical maps, with
complete apparatus Of physics, accompanied with IN
s,r,ctions as to the manner cf employing IT, Her
10 be seen great mural geographical maps, whici
are admirable for simplicity, intelligence and execu
ton. Besides these things, there are some yer.
curious mechanical spheres The sphere represent
ing the earth, with its PROPOSITIONS and coiors,
mounted on n pivot, by means OF which u perform
it, two movements; at n distance is placed SINAI
white bowl which figures as the moon, and Mt Tn
ether extremity Of the apparatus Is globe OF roug
glass and n copper reflector, and the PuPh secs IN
interesting spectacle Of the eyOlutions Of our planet
. He thus studies, while being amused, the relativ
Z nroportions Of the globe, its movements. and tn
nhenotuena Of daylight, night, and the seasons On
hour before this apparatus will teach him more tina
Ten lessons from the books The instruments an
models exhibited for teaching geometry, physics
sciences. mechanism and architecture, prove on th
r,r, Of the exhibitors n LOFTY idea Of education
: Science thus taught Is q study, it is an anus
man, and e,IucafiOn becomes occupation 30 ger
! al that amusement there becomes n study. Whi
Pr,nee has remained stationary, Germany has mad
..,o,;sbipy procress in education. Her learned me
already enjoy n European reputation, and her art
..rs invade French workshops, and there manufi
,urs proucts especially in cabinet work and tailo
=. i,g which bear the French stamp, but the succe
.rJ nonor Of which are due to them. With an II
;. .,r,cei working population. possessing maihemai
:. -, 81 scientific knOxledge, Germany may 500
-iv,I V,anee. England, and the United States in q
!. o,.,r,e.on Of machinery. In this gallery there
:. v.rx curious instrument sent by the Grand Duci
;, Ha,Ien- IL il IN OrehSsiTisA. Imagine gre
= .,,hoar,i or press n kind Of ark, N which eve
= Ill n musical instrument Is enclosed by turnii
= : tJtc each euits its note in time and plsS
T;,,t. roI. attached to \ turning cylinder BY eoPP
=, bs-,t the drum, the triangle tingles, the tu
-. .otIv. the horn sounds, and n eomPi'
-.-,,,re I. heard, played by invisible musician
IT, i,.,r,ment mus, have cost its maker the wO
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