A TRIP TO HONOLULU.

Evening Star, Issue 4206, 19 August 1876, Page 4

A TRIP TO HONOLULU.

nsn TneseU3[> Hv^^« ne » »* fivo m'the morning) we came Mil "view of Honolulu in. 2 MK <&>ud,6l«areVi oft ...th&gun came over bo of brilthaxn fffrtfli *)np"the hillsides— and below

v , \na the palest,blue sea^of, adifferent shade *°~ TO airy "lhav# ! seeir TS&OTe. - sea ygtl not think so large .a tßwn o'ouhL De tfyerena? gjjeat portion of" the pnvat^arepidencejj L and the town is scafc.. •TOwlljMßecU^'By:i?eVem ©c&Akr.wywere- ajohg,'jUite theKwharf; 'The 'harbor: is pery narrow^' anflj ! .'j in. vthe': opinion of fiajgtain _ Cargill, r is - not so good as Kan.OO |j»vti. : ' *•-WTOfedift s^a^g*Ma% wasi Jal2 JEMutu": —»m J& P»y Jie worth %;ift&/-'nb IdiffiST:,.:,irffylnvtuimihfl to »86Mfc*#»v, dßapaayw» several hnnJspft<pj?#ple, .©•fc*u*»«ttilaSy aniyTOriW<jnffi*)f-wat and

%|rt-.i:p*iMd>thoAin6H6an Church, if here fe« krte Kinf 4«"ifii4M in a mausoleum outtrail and gtfaittelr*sHhe gates ; the CongreO:» Paf liajneniif- Blouses* ah ipi"> ' mA *Bsißi^bloxskofvbuMinca.ioontainincianiost

-li*w- library, :nxu3eiini,- and jcoris-*' t £x>UUf£» jjoonisi: J'>Thia speaks: highly fqr the jpeopteJor-4neir rulers; Along tte. streets of private : houses, most of iheio. belonging'-t8 ( people pretty well off, ■m. s^jfae-'&iii^t'&eip.ftoticing'tnrgaraens, many «f thert' ! l»n4kihni'g J ' the'clftncest exotics- 1 «b mx&i &/WW, £;?&&£ ha »?«od W* e t9/ftQyft; t vPe L nanies> J .l}ut .one,treQ I saw-' -*» J9&&"JM4fellu cojered -iuri was toorWfifc tffeftSriStfltot* <»* AW relakje to the.treaty'.wjth A merica,.and. pending *?> r at i e : sp%mw>usan'(*sr»fJ

A trap after breakfast we arWerarougnefcfciet •own out,into & passing js§m& - -towards 4he- GatFolic' were A pio-nio. Sreife very, good-natjifecp' and seemed pleased at us. taking notice of fc graft oaxtlC * an."3 the ;fore^ .fathers of"' jiua" 1 present King <Jrove X>o fjh# gSfnaitas iionsafeKtfeS^■■ k 'P<ta«» ~9 f a in ,aet»)*api(s#, la«do*4ww»l.:ttous.and£ Jer|slmch Sale iTo tbte day yp¥•an piok tip some h&taafo'tdeth .tertfes sneJe, .& ,3 L«iMifcil<<)£H^& -bloody?, :«iiarvift&(anoSa<l exfeitfcjof country—l it—isi ex;-. fcremely beautiful, brilS£ftf? ( Hn color, and *n *m%BP~ t 's a, brigh£. q wie Sea/Stith' snbw..;wJ£ilje' .foam breaking ._.. ..«yer the reef.in.twenty different aspect^ aqd, ,£ flfrenglj ..recomnwnd-, jpnyone coming" HubA way their"time intownbu.lL . litre a cab at once and. see the country, j The »3alt*4^pbnißsthay3iaTOOflir«y^Qttaio^gqujte,a3: Wttiokly asthel>nnedinoneßdo andthrivo Wei/.' From the English Cemetery a charming and •* e^W^a^rißlJic 1 with! as: well a native! gar4ea, afiff fer'a bought! four CO 5 - to : ,tbe J>rin-' &■ •»*:" g#flsP*» SR :^ e ncan r ,wolljup in'Tthe steleesU d«i^ft^rMa;Lwuies l r ;: ;Jtr.Tfaß fee best chamfiiigne I have tasted for n long time, and th 6' ai - r ;fi:ffiaiV Ureludingrsome idßliciouß^i&wberries,. &ili *fli«^ib©h^:«ri^i*«fem;---'iir6ianyone Wishic fag-*§^ttP^' ! from r jone r till the >iext . ,iker chargg£rfjbtft,L3 a-week for.board! and . ? ffl»f ; KririUft ft j^rfe a: from|!*te fcanoisoo, and sp,end a month, or inore j ■ fofijj *£ ji QQ mmu f fe ation being fr»ql,onf. me-wrmare'trees notify touch, alfdsh#hill¥&fford a change to tihose •' " who require it. The people seem a happy, oi eoltoerry -rice, and'; the>' ; scene-'on leaving the ;ij * a riwelty.-- ''The variety of w:fe «%ad¥in|tlfeif _dfess matte ft quite pictrifepqu©; *~mosf'of : the' men jwefife'in blue trousers and" re6T~or eoTored" sEirts, the" in «very conceivable shade and pattern ~pX ;.-., *yellow and white, &c. -Aswemoved-ofFtke Koyal Band played •" God save the Qudeny"-, And gave lis a cheer. There must ha»ye= been about 4,000 people there, including his Majesty, King Kalakaua,' Then about foi?ty : boys jumped into the water. We thrw! pieces of money-to them, and they filhed them up literally; they were the inpp" "'•' -earoert divers, and seemed as much at Honae in the water as if they had been half their lives in it. It was very amusing to see them . t Jo/ck,.and scramble underneath, the water ■' ' i&tng as clear as crystal. ' Nearly all young people speak English, and they are far in Advance of the Fiji tribes (at least those I ftaw). I was -given to understand by my; *abby that the'i'r king was not popular, as he" seldom,pays any native subject for anything he gets from them. The army consists Of about twenty soldiers and fourteen sappers, who could be demoralised at anf time. The king keeps the ; old sorcerers in his pay, and is not over secure from poisoning. This was from an intelligent Native about twenty-four years old, and able to converse in English. 1 should Imagine consumptive patients might prolong their lives considerably by living here. In tbe group many interesting places are to be found—one a wonder of the world, a volcano 1(0 which you can get; quite close and look into, some beautiful caves, and charming .-.<• c- aropicai scenery. At any of these: islands, the scene of the murder of Captain Cook r a '<■ traveller would meet with a hearty welcome' l from white and Native inhabitants. Passing the reef, we continued our pleasant and instructive passage. • Allow me to add I coneider the vessel, captain, officers, &c., everything on© could, wish, and the weather delightful the whole way.