The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04


 I shall never see more. Americ 7 is great country, MT. Editor l with her hand of welcome t0 al t who may choose to seeG a hom' under her banner, institutions laws. etc. Good people, kinC anC hospitable. am no credit or or nament to any country, but ' an a Whole-souled BritiSher, ano re
 spect her laws and doctrines il every shape and form; as true
 born American loves his country
 so love mine. Mr. Editor.
 As we steamed out of the har.
 hor what lovely view we had
 on each side, with ships and flag.
 of all nations tossing and waving
 at the will and pleasure of the
 strong wind that blew. Good
 bye, pilot, at SD. ID. We require
 your services no longer.
 A pleasant trip from San Fran cisco to Honolulu. Lovely weath
 CT. Our voyage lasted 6 days and 20 hours. When we landed so delight ful had been the voyage we almost imagined we had only crossed the ferry from Oakland to San Francisco. Honolulu is a very nice place; climate mild; beautiful walks and drives; roads all shaded with trees around the suburbs fthe city.
 We were shown around the government buildings different departments. Every courtesy was shown us, and great deal of in- formation given. The Kings palace, a new and magnificent building, we'll finished, looks well from the outside, and we are in formed is gorgeousIy and taste fully fitted up in the interio-. The palace of ex-Queen Emma is, in- deed, a lovely place. It is her own property
 This magnificent, princely and expensive palace erected by an aged Queen dowager is the hand- sounest building on the island. When opened she gave grand reception to all her loving sub- jects. 1! Is now the property of ,, Mrs. Bishop, the wife of rich banker here, and next in blood relationship to the deceased Queen. The residence of his na- jesty, Claus Spreckles l., of sugar fame, is, indeed, a lordly man. sion. We ascended to the top of the large mountain overlooking | the city, where the first King who came from Hawaii compelled all the rehelIious natives to walk over its cliffs into the valley be- low. The leap was a dreadful | one. There are also on top of this mountain several lalge cannon, which are only fired off on royal There is a magnificent view of delightful scenery from this place. We visited the hos oital, an institution well conduct ed. 1t is surrounded with d beau tlful garden, containing trees of all sorts, the Royal Pawn taking the sway. The next place visited was the armOry and soldiers bar racks, a Duilding of solid mason ", erected after the old Norman tower fashion. Tie Major Domo Df his MajestV's standing army showed us guns, rifles of different inventions and cali3re, a fine lot of robust, smart looking native men, fairly drilled and proud of their uniform. We had one passing glimpse of hls Royal Ma iesty, most pleasing and good gentleman. He is master, SO We were informed, of many 
 When darkness set in our ears were gladdened by the enchant- ing strains of music. With joyful heart and quick step We wended )ur way to the public garden, a very nice enclosure, where on a 'aised dais was his Maiesty's { )and, under the leadership of a German professor. Select notes were discoursed to the multitude. Seats. lawn walks, trees, rose buds and bushes adorn this de- ightful public resort.
 The shipping interest is well in thn harhnr On II