The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-05-20
The Newspapers and Magazines.

glance al the papers OF the last foreign mail
informs us more IN detail Of the remarkable dem
ons'raiiOns Of the English people over the sue
oesslul termination Of the Ashautee expedition /;
The LopdoE TImcs Pos and AE5poseSi-- Guard.
iE Of March 81, unite in general congratulations
IN approving Of the formal expression Of thanks
made by the Queen and both Houses Of Parlia-
ment 70 the returned officers and men. and ia
reviewing the review Of the troops Of the Asian.
tee war by the Qacon a, Windsor. General
wolseley besides the glory Of his lriuuPh is dis
,inguisbed as being more heavily weighted with
medals, orders and crosses than mos, heroes OF
The age.
The Il Masds Of March &c and the Journal
eirs nshaaS Of April l. criticisc the defssted pro
position in the French Assembly. 70 hrinc up
the question Of the continuance q The Sepien-
nat in June.
Nearer home, the Nsr YORK FoolSv 7Tr-sS
Of April l. contains well written letter, describ
nr and philo<ophjzing upon the Honolala Court
House not Of February Il, probably from the
pen Of NJ. Bacon, who lately visited the Islands
The Dsiiv 7SrssS Of A9vil 5. reviews the riot
eiiiorially and goes OF into disappearing srasms
Of wit. hits sarcasm and unlimited meudacity
roais vel As a comic representation, aud from It's
style puzzles The reader whether 10 attribute its
authorship to Marx Twain or Bliss Of The P,--l.
lisss q iis PazSe
The Oh & Ns,,. one Of TIE ables' magazines
10 the world and one which only two or three
app-eciaiive individuals Of this community take.
next claims our attention. To April number
opens With L mastery header upo- political re-
form and the future ruling party ia the United
Stztes, which SAYS ia It's elosias paragraph
o. The country wants god government Good
government last nov means easy and cheap trans
il. between east and west; the education and
civilization Of the blacks and whites st the
South, the harmony q the legislative with the
executive departments a. Washington; the Judi
ooas separation Of State politics from the politics
Ot the nation and real ana deeply rooted Civil
Service Reform. Anthony Trollope's inter
eStinr story on social lie in England. entitled
The WAY We 1--we Nov Is continued Ia this
number % the end az the 20.h chapter Then
follows a valuable article on The LE9ao- Trade
Two Hundred Years Ago and q fascinating
Natural History paper On Cos0Jyy Sights and
sounds Aobsa's Possfb.u,ies.~ : story Of
practical, uRpoe;ic childhood developing into
bsag,i.al maturity. tells hos Acasa slim sharp
e,aowei. awkward SIR. Was intended by her des-
po;ic saut, who ralei the whole family by virtue
Of Der energetic ohStinacy aud her superior Tor
tune. As : missionary Tor The Havaiian Islands
how the ssHi vas defeated and ne los; valuable
missionary by az offer from the Sosth to teach
school aud how alter many hard years in pretty
hard settlement called Mss9u4n. general in.
p-oveneut was evident Charles Fletcher form
cry graoeless Little Papi O. hers, nov divinity
graduate, Was sent Tor, church bail; and local
ni,ieaiun began. Not least among the startling
ie1tu7sS Of tins reio-native work was the arrival
q s lot Of secondhand hyu0-hooSs for the new
ehg7eh from the Old amt whose heart had sight
II relsn.s5 with the coming on q old age The
Chs-oh and is Pra;easioas by James Nar.i-
uezl attacks the theories Of TIE literal iaspira.
toa Q. the B5ole. and the iaia-Ib5lsy Of The
Roman CatboI5; Church; 70 TIE l2ae- Of which
Subjects The T-e>ea; article Is oaiesy devoted.
and With such fo7as za5 logic IS apparently 10
leave E:ils chance for The defenders o. thar
dogma.