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The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

THE latest piece of marital insolence
is the following dialogue Husband, !
don't know where that boy has got his
bad temper-not from me, I'm sure"
No, my dear; | don't perceive that
ycu have lost any"
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

WEBSTER has been invited to deliver
the next annual address before the
Agricultural Society of Ohio, and has
stated in reply that "he will be present
if possible M
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

Frantz Scheidel has been adjudged
by the criminal court of st. Louis, to
ninety-nine years imprisonment for kill
ing deputy constable Sneider. He is
forty wears old.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

Still they come.--The El Dorado
Ne,cs Of the 7th inst, says, Mrs. Hol-
lister and Mrs. Clarke arrived here
on Tuesday evening last, to join their
husbands, having made the trip from
New York to this place in the unpre-
cedented short time Of twenty eight
days.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

Mrs. SwIssHELM, who conducted the
Pittsburg Saturday Visitor with SO much
ability and success, has taken an cdito-
rial partner, and exchanged the big arm
chair behind the desk for the rocking
chair beside the cradle. She naively
says
1.-The late affective dispensation,'
which has placed growing baby in our
hitherto quiet hemc, appeared like "a
call to deliver the pen editorial into
other hands"
If Mrs. Swisshem's baby is at all like
herself, there is no doubt that it can
"crow'' tremendously Lou. Jour.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

There is said to be much sickness at
New Orlcans-342 deaths occurring in
one week.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

G. The news Of the arrival of the
Pacific, and of the death OF Mr.. CLAY,
reached US last week through the
promptness of Adams & Co. We in
advertently omitted to give credit.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

A Minnesota paper announces the
marriage Of Thomas A. Curd, formerly
of Ohio, to Miss Whirling Thunder, a
Whine ebaso lady.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

Fifteen Emigrant Teams passed
through this city on Monday morning
last, on their way for the Sacramento
valley.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

THE journals and letters of Thomas
Moore are being .nxepared for publica-
ton by Lord Joh ell.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

The Heather at San Francisco has
been extremely cold and unpleasant
for few days past, and has so far
proved the most uncomfortable Of the
season.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

Rev. Flavel S. Mines, Rector of
Trinity Church of San Francisco, died
at Happy Valley, on the 9th inst
The reverend gentleman was much
beloved.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
.Another DucI.--The State Journal

Another DucI.--The State Journal
of the 7th says, by communication
from R. B. Dearing we learn duel
was fought at Rich Bar on the North
Fork of Feather River on Tuesday
last between William Legitt and John
D. Morrison, in which the former was
killed. The weapons used were Colts
pistols, and distance ten PAGES. Three
shots were exchanged between the
parties, when Legitt fell mortally
wounded and expired in two minutes.
Morrison escaped unhurt. The cause
of the difficulty our informant did not
know.
Still Another.- We learn from the
California Express, that ". G. Spear,
Esq, and John Kelly, 10th Of Downie-
vile had a hostile meeting the other
morning before breakfast. There were
three rounds fired and nobody hurt
The parties then shook hands and took
drinks all round. The cause of the diff.
fculty was jealousy.
Hon Edw. W. McGaughey died on
board the Winfield Scott, on her last
trip from Panama. He was a young
man of fine talent, and member of
the last Congress flom Indiana. A
fever contracted on the Isthmus caused
his death.
The daily union., 1852-10-13
TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs 3

The Of peon wil be uron teok un'sss ID
payment Of the subscription be made ia advance.
Distant subscribers may money the psstsSs %
which win be paid all assumed ourselves IN ss safe
transmission. 8
The COUNTRY PAPER published ti-weekly during
sions Of Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period less year win received
proportioned the above annual rates.
or PosTMAsTERs authorized agents and BY
sending DAILY subscribers with $50
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with a5 WEEKLY
subscribers $40 enclosed viii be emitted copy ue
same as they furnish subscribers for, gJai.
The daily union., 1852-10-13

V0cEs Or NATURE, edited ny Reverend Henry n.
Chesvor.
Lives Of Winfield Jackson r. Hesdey
Archibald Cameron, Heart Trials.
Outlines Of Moral Science; by Archibald Alerande %. D.
Essays Progress OF Nations w. edition.
North American Review os October.
octio FRANcK TAYLOR
The daily union., 1852-10-13

NoroEThe undersigned appointed
~ BANK ~ NE Union 70 wind its affairs
ak hd and render available as a bank
of f beneh OF IT. creditors and We
ceedeh " ake possession Of lis affairs
soon rs Practicable apply proceeds
hands to the purposes of
JOHN A. LINTON, lTm,o..
-. SAMUEL Chiffon, ~
The daily union., 1852-10-13
New Goods just Received.

HR subscribers presenting public The largest and
extensive stock Of nne they
Their stock this has been selected great aud
eve at such unprecedented low prices equaed
District Our stock comprises aong Others following:
- dress fine - brocsds silks light dark coors Al
n
The daily union., 1852-10-13

TUE Physicisn's Visiting List, Diary, ard Book Of
arrangements for s57 containing blanks every
year, with general memoranda and almanac.
The Christian Family Library, containing Life of the "a
lives of the Paarchs Lives Of the Apostles and Of
Scriptures. volumes.
Tho Ivy Wreath; Mrs Hughes illustrations
Tho Yonng Ladyis Home BY Mrs. Tuthill.
The Young Americana Library. 10 volumes containing
Bell Of '76, the Yankee Tea Party, &c.
sbyIine Leavesi by Florence and Fanny For sale by
octI0 nooksellsrs near ah street
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-08
ARRIyALOF THE CRESCENT CITY
Later from California.

! The Crescent CITY arrived at New York
the ri instant, with the California mails. Sar
Francisco dates 10 April ). and 500 pa>>rn-
gers She also brought >o."uo.pto ou
freight bc>ii,.s $500. ooH iii thu. hands of pas
scneers. his is the largest amount Of treas
ure ever brought from California.
The mail boa. Tor the Crescent CITY. in
coming down the ChsgreS river, MAS su.k ly
striking a snlg. The mails were rescued
with great difficulty II is said that if the
accident had happened few rods further
down the river. the mails aud persons in tt
boat would have been inevitably lost.
The late floods in California have left be-
hind serious marks of their ravagcs; it is re,
ported that the crops along the banks OF the
rivers have been damaged 10 an imnlen>,
extent.
Exports "f' gold dust for the quarter end
in- Mar: 81. 1852. IS per sh.;'> Eis@:its
l,GG7.jcU; March, 2.jGnQ0o. To San Juan
del Sua-Januarv. S>s620; Fcbuarv. lso,
lOl2: March. 5l,U-l. To Hong korr-Feb
uary, S2633G. 10 Mami.Ia-Fcbuarv. $40,
$50. To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. To Ccsts
/
hra-Narch' S'''o', lo'ai' S''l2.S%
y war OF determination has iern declared
whites ON the Klamath against the aborigineS
\ crowd OF settlers and miners surrounded
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-08
TRIBITE OF RESPECT.

Ga Tuesday evening. un"n The 7Sscmblin,
Of the Cout, 10 render ;h",r decisions, .o>-i
Potts. i.>,l.. lost. and informed la, Conr ia,
IT," m";.,h.r- - he Ear htl h,.i! np.,.;;n
'.~''..- .~ o.. NV: E: ,;::-r..,c t.:}u;
OF :,,i'r.t'" = ,s,.r.rv ii Hon, ,'arns, Bel
and !h : l.,- i. 81. III ...r Ia. Charlie
DAVIS % ,.,.s..- - -. togr, IL result Of
their al. g., Mi e.. ao al H. members #
the Ear y - All remained s;.:.i.nG. win,
Mr. DAVIS >'.''n!:.".. ~'ti'. Ir:y :cylIng az,
ar.:c,'ri.,',' r'.:' 3tl~ md presented tie IL
.o,si.., I,;o,c, iin-~ a:! resolutions:
".ii'h, members o:'t'.r Bar Of The Comfy
al; .',.'r';'::in. ht'ing lccomc arn::~c! OF lie
r- Ell death OF tlir Hon. JAWS Ban. Of
WIiirn. one OF their ,u:,ilcr hayr III. a>ih
day Of April. y. ID. l>.52. bad a meeting IN
rrirrrn," :" the melancholy event. ard r. de-
-" -, i :l.5s~rrc> ami taI,. >u~h action
tl.~":..a - may Re 'hou-,:t suitable and
pr.
Wa.r'ui.on the sail meeting appointed the
ON in. gentlemen ,~n'r,It'cc 10 propose.
>n"l measure, - NAY he proper .,r the Bar
70 adopt, VIZ. Charles DAYS. Gcor.,c {. Ca
h"n0, .j"ra'h,n u Sr"!I.rl
The IL committee have reported. and the
Bar have adorrcd the following rr>olu:ion<:
c>"lvci. That the members of the Ca,c-
donna County Hir have learned viii. rna,lnt
rd sorrow AID rc-rct Of the recent death Of
their venerable brother. JAMES BELL. nj
Walden. whose sterling good sense. iuhomi-
table cherry, vigorous mtcl!rrt. and unuucs
tiorattc integrity. for many wears made HIM
a conspicuous member OF or profession. an
IrcriA;cd and hanorc! lv us ard the commu-
nl'v il which h.. i;,,l.
Resolved, That we offer orr sincere CON
ioIcnce t" his hrrravcd family and friends in
view OF tins atiii,ting di>rcn>arion Of Prov
!cncc, suggesting a. topics of consolation in
addition 10 such A. can ONLY come from above,
that their departed friend had lived lony
and useful life. and That he descended IN the
tomb in GOOD OH az. his work being done.
mi We'll done
E">"i'cd, That ont Of respect to the mcr,-
Try of the deceased this Court he r,>nrr,tn,,v
'eqnr>ted to cause these proceedings and res
buttons 10 he entered in t,ll upon their min
ltcS.
Resolved, That the clerk Of this mcc.;nr
'e directed TO furnish the family of the lie,
-eaS"d with copy Of these proc edincs. and
q cause the same TO be pr,ilishcl."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-08

IN Enlron '.i,rn Va; o.,;... = Iowa.
HT~'y Of children, mostly With their n7rcn:<
.u"m as N.a'r,v WHO had r; !. :, VIII. niy
'r function a"I '',k n SATURDAY la>,. II,
'hI',irca-ru,"'n rir1 2ro-urro Al IN H..
-',". !; wa tie tir-t Railroad ride 10 man,
o'' them, and they wvr' in~t The ace To enjoy
>".h an one. We stared at about II minute, :
to- " t"2m this p!arc, aul arrived at W. i.
'''n"li'n little past ,,",cn, making vcr,
III !. III" after Il" .-t r.in.tin. Dartmouth.
There vas little ol nriI.n. IN tie v.,v. if w..
on except one Of the boys lo>ir. his cap
y" made hut few s.orS, but W. could look
ont on the beautiful meadows of TIE Cornrc-
'lr''t and see these who follow the ,,ion.h."
'u>iiy engaged in THEN '>princ's worn. =
Vixen We arrived at the Junction il was ram
ing cutie hard. but we formed in a sort of
,ro 'c>>ioH and moved 10 the Junction House.
where we had dinner. which y the WAY was
letter \, ". /. After dinner the children
w;.n'icrc'! in small companies. some to Mr. La
Ian Iron foundry ~, >on., to Wcst I.cla-
non. Al"n; half past t1o We started for +
bloomsbury where We arrived in due time s,t,.
and sound. The children all behaved very
well and many came home happier and wiser
St. John>bury e.
hAi>iN" OF oNTnNS-Thc onion Is one
Of NE hcS; OF vegetables, and where the soil
Is adapted to us prolnrt on. one of the most
profitable, But t"r the last few wears IN in
sect has DESTROYED the onions in this virin,r
50 generally as to discourage attempts to raise
H. ana a remedy for the evil Will he gladly
received by the lovers Of this Garden vereta-
tie. Mr. Daniel Leighton o.; Rochester, \
II. '''Hm"n''at the following to the y. f..
FARMER; Il noticed a short piece in vour
paper Of the 18th ut, written hv Ira Brown,
requesting to know If there had been any Of.
RECITAL remedy discovered to kill the onion
'ii'9-ot' would just saw that if YOU make
>'o'S deco2tlon Of tobacco, and sprinkle
'"'' onions once week. the macrot will no,
trouble them, for it is 1vlfow which the fly
"'l">''s on the top, snug to TIE growing on
.o''' ''e 'oUacco prevents the fly from blow
'''S ''ie Top. saw it tried last season with
success only applied three times"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-08

h"sSrTH's EoSsntb v;s.cd
Cambridge on 'iacs'iav, and the sam. even
ing attended a Lcvcc at Gov. Edward Ever
cts IN Boston. "Wednesday he went to the
city oi >nn,lies--Low and to Salem y,
thursday; and the arrangement was that he
should 20 10 Concord Friday. On SATURDAY
evening nc Is to address the Germans in Bos-
ton, Next week it Is reported be will visit
Exeter, y. II. lie has been invited TO yi>;,
Vermont. bnt we have no intmation thet he
Will comply with the invitation.
h"S>utl has been 50 well received in Nau
England that he will have no reason 70 com
plain of our hospitality. Cold thoncn orr
climate may he, orr hearts are warm with
love for :he true and good of all lands He
Is re"cIvIng as much Of the substantial owl
'cn"e OF the appreciation of orr people of his
cause. as e has in any section. Contr;h,-
tons arc announced AZ being Frequently ham
ded IN 10 him, and the sale Of Upnaar;,r
bonds must amount 20 thousands of,loIIars
The admlttancc fee 10 hear his Faneuil Hall
speech was the rurcha>e of one dollar bond
and such is the fee asked at some o,bor -,
COS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-08
T. 81 /, e. 4 Ii, y q Il A n.

aNofE:i: EnNyFNrioH-Ti.r Oh Hue .o-
co;oco pancrs printed liz this district, contain a
cali for aruj;her contention 20 elect a Dele
.5.ic to the Ba,iifrore Convention. IN place
OF Mr Thomas. Til. is tie Sd Convention
and is called to meet at Bellows Falls the
18th OF Nay The ca! "a signed !v three Of
the five District Committee. The three
members OF the COMMITTEES calling this Con-
yen;ion do not like the dict.tion from Or
anca County which. il seems. prevailed at
the Preceding Convention. Does the Patriot
call this ''d:srup'ion" OF The democracy
NJ. C.AY.-This venerable statesman is
again relarsng into critical state. and it is
feared he may not survive many DAYS. There
VII be mournn. in the land when Henry
Gag l::!s 4 final a,lieu to sub!unarv scencs
The report OF his condition on Tuesday was
as follows:
Mr. Claws condition IS now entirely hone
less. He Is sinking very fast, and it was
feared on MONDAY night that he would not
survive until morning. Thong very weak.
IT i i,.-r::.iy yons'..uS ii III ro'.'i,ioa. ala!
seems t.;.iy PRE-; are,l 70 meet death. "rc>i-
dent Fillmore ': ;frd him Oh Sunday and the
interview was OF me most solemn and touch
ing character. \ gloom seemed to hang on
every cy,."rrnau>e. IL the hehcid the AZ
preaching demise q; the great statesman and
patriot"
pLiNr!NG i'.:Gs<.-lhr season has near
!: ;.~flNcd Tor t:anSpiGntin% shade. ornan,en-
tai ana trui; Trees. The citizens of NiIlar-
* should hot sli.c" the season 10 pass without
filling the varant places about their premises
ard streets where tree will be useful for
shade or ornament. a thousand shade trees
n,i2i.t be set out within the limits o.. our Vii
laGr, and then We should moi have one too
many. Ii viii BE much easier 10 rct,,v, a,~v..
\ i'w Years hence that my 10; be wa..,e,!
'iian 10 supply one wh..re it IS wanted.
~ Jame> ., Adams. Esq, has cl;,ro>c.i
q the Manchester american. The paper
go"S in.o the hands "i Nc>>rs Abbott & .Jrnsss.
Mr. Adams !la> succeeded in making the A.
merriam q u<r'j': aud ror''ar raY~r
Z: hcrjamn. who ro'hyl he NAL u.on
;,.e Vermont and iIp<>. ',,:>,.tt- la;lroai,wa>
taken to Boston COR examination. anil i IN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-08

IS voted for 1t; Were divided or equisoc;,'
and % against it The majority of towns
voting for it is consequently Gs over those
which voted against it. ana - over all.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-08
ADDRESS OF THE SECEDERS FROM
THE WIG CONGRESSIONAL. CAV.
CTS.

The Washington Eepublir Of "Wednesday
morning publishes an address 10 the Whits
OF the ntcd States, si.rcd TX Brown of
Mss Morton and Cabril of Fla.,-Aioorc
and Landry of La Marshall of Kv..-Gen-
try and Williams % Tcnn..-Outlaw AMI
Cllngman of \. e.. ana Stroller Of Va. NV
ing an account of the loings oi the Win Con-
grrS>lonal Caucus. sustaining their course in
retiring, and dcnyin. that it was their Object
10 distract the party or TO open atrc>h ia.
slavery cNci.cmen.
nat Their motive was to put down aholi-
non fanatics, whose Only hope of distinction
Is IN orrrthrowing the compromise resolution
and to induce WhirS to assume p,,;on,I
Gronnds-a conservative and patriotic posi-
uol-the only position upon which the
statesman and patriot can maintain the bar-
m"ny OF these States, or preserve the exist
enrc of the Government.
lhclr object was to terminate auitation lv
declaring the tnalitv of the Compromise. in
hope that coming from so DISTINGUISHED ~,
assemhiage the country would enthusiastiral-
lv respond.
Should both political parties fail to shane
iuture party organization on the fnalitv of
nc compromise measures. the people will
"eh'aid such organization as will triumpb
over both
They recommend nothing but invite tho
subject. - '''e
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-08

u Messrs. J, \. & l.. B. Jameson an.
nonnce the transfer Of the Orleans County
Gazette to Mr. James NJ. Dana, bv whom the
paper Is to be published hereafter. The
Me>srs. Jameson have published the paper
two wears
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-08

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-08

SHOOTING OF AN ALLEGED FrG1r,vr
,"'r"1'a' Po., April 80 DEPUTY Marshal
Linden OF Harrisburg, accornpanied NV Pa
lIrr officer Eihcely. Of Baltimore and ",
>'ahShHry: arrived here ver,erlav. for RI,
PnFl'",, OF carturnga negro an ALLEGED sr,y.
Oh me latter gentleman Ats o'rIo.k H.,
parry proceeded to the lumber yard in ~,
extremity OF the town. where the nerro va,
engaged IN plIing lumber. and a.tcmnteJ f.
arrest him. The fugitive, whose Name W.,
smith made an attempt to e<carc. Whom ofI;.
Ger hld"'ly drew a pistol and DISCHARGED Il,
contents through his neck. Smith fell deaJ
instantly '''" ieii oea"
MdScly stated that he should deliver hin,
sen NJ to the authorities upon his arr;v,l -,
the thorough He. however. left the rIar az
when officer Hayden took the cars for IT, IT, (
rIsburg in pursuit. o' lar
I"ll'i' leaves a wife and two children and
nI'' resided here for the past IS mon,bs '''
i ne ABOVE facts are cleaned from Statements
maze NJ, at the Coroners jury. '''> '''' Il :
ne hovernor will make an mmeE,.
re1''Si'ion upon the Governor Of NI,r,Ia"I
rtF me delivery Of Rid-elv to the ,ntbon;,;"
"' .h1s State, where he will be trieJ g for
s The list oftowns in Maine wb;,b xo,oa
on the liquor Lac Just ppG,!;-hea ,h,a. 49,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-08
For the Caledonian.

MR. tDIToR:- randolph needn't boas,
"er nerve IN the execution of the Vernon,
License Law. She has done no better. prop
ANY, IN proportion TO the number of viola
n'"S OF the law, within her precincts than
barnet who never boasts. A certain Inn
Aeeler VINO has sold spirtuous liquors OPEN
:! "''hout license, ever since the liquor law
."' INTO operation, was lately prosecuted
ana hned $3.50 for numerous offences, and.
IKE Inc dealer in Randolph, has appealed
'ne suits to the County Court. BETA.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-08
:. TAI. CT SUFFERING.

~
ie :a,""ins "st.aor!iuqfv ii- lent, il.
he HI y: ala4n named Watson. we copy
,..,n ~. Va, v..c, W.
-, \'''
:" ,7';' ollie f';'e'n years ago. !FI' -S!vSa;-
ira an .";i,e. IL KIN George Cou::? q =
n.s.. liant, married, J.; =, .-..o-..L,. .car,s
3d.. 49,. :, ......'..f:; ,;..,-
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VIII h;s r..i. rli%;-,o. two O, s,,e.,., ,,.r,.
,als:..c:,. he live! o.; . <nli :r.n vine, I.,,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-08

The SANDWICH I~LANr E"I,Axo- Ii.
vo'ran" at lIawaii, SanIri,h IIa1,!.. tra..
Ecsu,ins AM Hc,i1 in III. -r.uirr., an CA
tent q Is crriniioi,>. w have H. ,u''os;r.,
further accom- q 'hc la~; c~s,,.ri,n. in ;ar
Po'g,.,>'a,.. receive! ~ he recent Ca....:
MA mai
We Lave received verbal iu:a-cra.'.a IN
~ccari n ,hr safe e.: ~. ,-r,,-;.a. -, '-..,,
'i.,. 9Th in>t'r"n he. lr,wa~l ID. o- iI.ra-.
\; II: |ri,.. tie FL. trcn IL" f''wir- c-7-
rent WIS A. hri.it - :, had tcru a: az il
n.er ;cr;o,! sc.;:gii =: - cne,le r.~~,,~ :.
,irk rna needle AZ milri-hr. from nh;ch
~. - ind y ura"n I!a. IL. tuTirD,
is >-l!l tiow'.'- toward thr sra
l:.r rr~rrnt SUMS 10 l?vn - - or.
through IN III ti,>rlr... o;.- one -l.i~l d., ~
tn ST. g! Marn1 I.oa on IN. rorthwe,' ~
and no. from -" old crater rn lie >r,r..;..
called M"Si"wcowco Th,. a'rira1,. O.. :ls
rrc>'n! eruption l. ;il,,:.t 10000 let 7'-,,
tho Heel IF the >"1. and from the i.ly II IL
(Eyrons Hav,( must h. so,n,. % o., 60 MI.
Il it>Ircccd in reaching the ocean =, -.
point supposed, after having filled M al 10
rarine>. SnIchrS and inequalities Of ,,-r
hs''k ~. country. il viii undoubtedly he r..
o The most extensive erurtions Of mode
times"
y correspondent Of The PoIynosian r;gs.
III" following description:
'Hv al a.'"nratc measurement Tho s---
mons jet Of Glowing lava. where i f.. n.-a,a
forth on he side OF Mauna Loa. i was 60
tanned To f'e five hundred feet h,ol r.,
was upon the sunpo<,iion that !: W. 10y
mics distant. W. are of the o,;r;.7 ,l--,.
WIS greater di~ranrr. say from t,l-,, 10 sir,
~ miles. With 4 glass. the play 1'.li< -,
At n'Eht was distinctly observe. al more
sublime sight can scarcely h.. ;,aa-.n,1 4
column of molten lava. glowing with ,lcrre>,
intense heat, and projecting into The air % a
distance of FIVE hundred feet, va> \ sch. -
rar'', AMI at N" same time 50 aw'Ia',y --7r,.
A. I" excite the mos, lively FEELINGS o.: az.
and admiration, even when viewed A. \ =
tame of forty or fifty miles
The diameter of this Jet i s,lero>ri- - r,
over one hundred feet. and his We an ,ls,-
" h@lirvc.whcn We reflect that from +, is,eel
the river of lava That flowed of from j, =
wards the sea. In some Places this rivc-
a nile wide, and in others more can'-l.,o!
vi some points il has filled up ra,ir,., o-"
hundred, two hundred. and three f-.r3-.l
feet in depth. and still II flowed on. l'cr'.--
ed heavy forest, and the giant crau,h ri
centuries Is cut down before II Ike r-1S> be
tor" the mowers srvthe No oi,-'l.'r al
arrest i, in its descent TO the sea N.r-l,
are covered over. ravlnes are file! ~
' on ,.rS'.1H ,;, alu Ihe ha'a
IL. He ton,bo,b ,bn I'm. ana d.. X
We have not vet heard of any d.-'--.,.-
ramon has reached rs that sn,an -a.-,s III
Lac" has been DESTROYED. hut Of tn y" ..2'-
"o ""'n'nn' intelligence
pr,&rr r,,, Pow :. r,-,-,
the other dav. some one sen, an in,i,anoa'
Elder Knapp. the famous rcyi'ali>'. - arc;
Dali lh'S ne dIi, and entering ~