New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

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N .th q kanaka WOMAN The prifoHf implicated wore
auc,wari atr,,,,I 90 Honolulu IN tn abduction, bat
/, that tu, tAo Women wcio sat.hcl with their cap
nNt,. aud tccla,,d that they clt the leland of their
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rmtlcr ny Che beach. We found another hut, inhabi
t,a b, an cid Engishmnr. who had been there Tor more
nan twcnt, lca,s lie was upward Of hhy years Old,
# IN g siac hut hale ard active, and the SUM- wnch
rad lcacl,d Lis brown hair Into a tow color, hal
luinod Lis face neck. breast nid arms OF deep red
lie scsmcd Ia have wholly forgotten the world lfom
which lie came and declared his intention never 10
leave the leland but 20 die as b., had lived IN that ~
c6c solitude. lie had kanakI weman, PANIED Bed
a hirlth, iat and ugly creature, but very go0d-hu
g,rcl On our asking for Na'cr-ilcons, he sent her
with bag into the hcid and when she bad returned
with three o. four 81 the Tipcit, the good woman sat
down 10 take breath and nCye ceased chuCkllng with
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tlom. We saw \ number OF banana trees. but It was
10 soon in the season for tie fruit 70 be ripe Ine
sweet potatoes were IouIc mcaly variety, and supe
nor IN every way Ia the Chinese. The old man hal
rough apparatus ioT crfshu, sugar cane, and bOer
in which le Il ade mOiasf.s from the juice There
NoIo number oi fowls and dul is in the vicinity OF all
tie oabI tut so Wild the people informed me, that
was impossible 10 take them alive. In iact, the se,-
tle.s soomod to lack nothing which the simple wants
e nature required, aud probably preferred the easy
quiet life Of the Island, and lis genial climate, 70 the
society Of their homes and the rdef tolls which would
await tltm there. There have been moments when |
have coveted such lot but now, nothing could nave
been terrible than the prospect ct being it among
iltm While ulabit the world, Ter me be borne on
IT'S most crowded stream, and feel tie pulses OF IT'S
dCCpCsi and most caIrcst life
Commodore Perry at once the advantages otFort
LLOYD as a station ior steamers. whenever line shan
lc established between China and California. 1t Is NOT
ony lie most eligible. but perhaps the only spot IN the
q.
to be Of real advantage for such purpose IL about
$3.50 miles from the latter place and 100 from Shdns-
TAI and almost On the direct line between the two
points il he Sandwich Islands are to he included IN
tic proposed route, Gas is most prObable Peel lslaud
is even preferable to port in japan which, on the
other land, would be most convenient for direct
nofileln line from Oregon The Commodore on the
day after arrival Obtained from Mr. Sayory the title
10 tract OF land, the northern side Of the bay near
lis head. II Las front OF 1000 yards the water,
and extends acICes tie Island 10 small blight on the
nor Lcrn side, which lie Laned Pleasant Bay The To-
eaten is admirably adapted to i cCaing station for
steamers since pier fifty feet long would strike water
deep enough to feat The largest vessel Ii the United
States Government will establish such line, as il is in
duty bound 10 d. the Intermediate stations are thus
ah6ody secured, whatever may lie te issue OF the eX
petition to japan The soil OF Peel Island is the rich
Est vegetable MOULD, ana might be made to produce
abundant supplies while It's mountain streams furnish
1o,cr-!siine source Of excellent water.
Tie Commodore also paid visit to Buckland Island
acc III aIied by Commanders Buchanan, Adams and
W8llor ard number Of officers. Tie cattle which
We Lad brought from Shanghai were pat ashore on the
eastern tide Of Peel Island at point whore there was
-oCd water, and. as SayOry stated, q tOeraby large
tract Of tab!olaId. The sheep we're left on Stapetcn
leland, where there were already about SIX thousand
" id eCats.
On lie day before leaving Port Lloyd, | went in
BE- at 70 examine fine marine cave in a bold island
rccl, at the southern entrance OF The Bay, to which
Beecley gave tie name OF " southern lead Inc
hap 1O1k, which here fakes basaltlc FORM exhibits
cyeTal large apcriuICs oil which extends through
be Head 10 the beach GA the opposite side The en-
rance is about fifteen feet wide and thirty high, with
rom one 20 two inhoms OF water. Soon, however, the
oof CxIands 10 hight of iOity fifty feet, in the form
4 Gothic arch with longitudinal beam, or keystone,
nfelt,d ia he center After rowing along for twenty
lye yaIGs we cane to q leach oil smooth pebbles,
non which HlLt shoue through from the other side,
4 MT t.u \. oh ut q i'm "A
nd Stones, We stood upon the opposite snore. In
lIce rocky leadland, ng opposite 70 US, there was
ave hundred yaI0s long passing entirely through and
IayCrsod by tie canoes OF The natives. Ai;er taxing
,al in tic clear shaded waters where we had mOored
,uf beat We pulled out again through another branch
4 the cave, with narrower entrance. Not far from
Dis there was stil another cave, with two entrances,
oporat,d by hugo pillar oirock. The water was SO
lear That We distinctly saw bottom at four hthoms
he bed Of the cavern varied wiki groves OF blue
nd purple coras and the rocks beneath the water line
ere studied with patches Of the purest emerald green,
.nufcd apparently, by the combination OF some oil their
,omIoront pats viii tie salts Of tie sea. Through
n DARK rupred arch Of the entrance, the bright blue
.uhacc Of tie bay, and the sides OF the pany hills be-
ond, sLone with indescrbnbe luster, like picture
,uibt iu enamel.
Capt. B1ccLey took poffcsson Of the BONN Islands
Nc name 81 Grcht Britain, though with what justice
rfnIoi rec since b. could not claim tie right Of dis
.1cfY There WGe rome attempt al one time, believe,
h. found n colony. but II hnH long since been relln-
pulled. Tic only show Of English sovereignty at
t'fent b. ftPped nup, let IN tho charge OF knnaka,
10 Losird II The dog after our arrival Mellchanp,
- var cent b. rort llojd by The English Consul At
fanoinln lrf nehhy fwo years MO ior Guam. whore
q ~ frilans unable u IL sad. 70 leave the place.
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t tsfly bet ~ mining fbnnn' lnd with ihar Superior
sa iasftatibg 10 eaten, hnd afiiyiiy beyond al former
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