Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05

smoke almost as dense ns that from the cYnteS.--
This stream, from tho time II brke awny from its
cmbankucnt, moved along tw, miles an hour un-
til Il reached the vicinity of orr camp. when its
| progress was checked an.i il moved noi more than
quarter VI milo an hour. But il formed .
grand sight. Here stream oi lava rolling
| over the plain. 90 to % feet in height. and an
eighth Of n mile in width though it, width varied
great deal, sometimes broadcr sometimes mar.
rover. Ii wis, in fact. pile nf red hut
stones. resembling pile # Goals IN fire. borne
along by the liquid Lawn stream underneath. As
it moved slowly along large rcd bulicrs would
roll down the sides. breaking noa til u,ani small
stones, crushing and burning tho trees which lay
| in tho track. II is impossible &, give trua con-
ception Of the immense force and power Of this
Lawn stream. hearing along rs it does almost
| inconccvnblo mass reminds us must vividly
of tho breaking up u tise lee in large river. only
| the Imagination mp@frtrrtch the comparison and
/ suppose the ice pd.l W .5 feet, and thus burno
alnng Ivy the current beEenth thc whole width Of
| thu river moving ut tho same time crashing and
breaking ard piling up cones and irregular masses
on top But even thi, comparison is far below the
| reality he senpceiscd il must he seen.
So FAR the eruption seems To have dohc hut little
damage to property. aud the Honolulu papers di.
| late rather uron is aesthetic character than is
practical results. One village. however, was de.
! sroycd.
The poor inhabitants al ainnnali the name
were aroused ut the midnight hour by the kissing
mud ron,ing of the approaching fire. and had but
ust time to save themselves. Some IT the houses
| + the inland portion oi tho village were partly
surrounded before the inmates were aware of their
! danger. Wninnnalii is near the northern boundn-
| ~ of North Konn, and about II or II miles from
kawaihac. 1t is. OF course, all DESTROYED aud its
| pleasant little hnrhor nj filled up with lava.
| The llonolula people made pleasure trips to the
volcano us VIC do to Niagara. The King. Mt tho
latest dates, Ind gone to visit the locality with
number Of sdrants provided with Instruments for
| taking obscr, atuns on the mountain. If praeticn-
! bic an ascent Of the crater will he made. Tho
| following advertisement isl specimen Of those
! with which tho llonoun papers abound:
lilo! lor tho volcano. For kinlua directl Reg
ular kona packet The \ iast-tu,i ~ schooner
kehauluolii, Captain l.. Murchant, having good
accommodations. will sail on Monday evening for
kailua. which is the nearest and best route by
which to visit the eruption. Passengers by tho
kekanluoli, will have five days nt kalua which
! vii allow them ample time to visit the scene Of
/ this girnt wonder u! the age! unnppronchcd. in
i point # ma -niccnco hy any phenomenon, not
cNccpting the late Visitation Of the comet
! fortreiglt "r passage apply to the Captain on
! baf,l
Thus some Ingenious specuator is making mo-
ncy cut of even this fearful volcanic eruption
A Precious Document.
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'rieho' nave All 'n'' tih' Hnihb'n ana do'eea III
ne mps' "''r'Pn'"pie mH,htr' ''heerh'hg HON
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PmnPni'' l"'F nave eve" gone 10 ,Rc extent Oh
al',n''S ~ 'n"' poor ''l,h'r n't"r ''' '"a',se 'ho
hnn"'r Pn'"PhIe, t"a' ''le l'nb''Sru l"hlhiet was
W fha'"',V anu e'sei''h'iy "'''r'h' rom inc
SPOKEN auu'cSS '',"t l'''h'F ''p""n''a ;, 'he mo
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n'r an 'o''h'n' ana r'u7 minister "' '"' eosps'
'f"'"'| "'"'l"''",,' u, NV ''n"''N"'' f''"pn,
''t many eN''p,''oapi' 'n'ns' NOT r7hnah%.
III 'hr 7P"N'n a'a'r's-'h"' l" Nn'',' 'i'e apo'''
'l"h "'''f."'T nni .'h,"."'s 81 Tue phmPnien, ~
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and AL TINS IA lace Il lhr '1rt '"'' The sifer 10
" h"""'t 't"@H'hg i'f '3' ln"''t"' "'n ~ h'S no,
afesa constitutes ii tel 'n' n"" l'rl't' PROOF o'
'he cfhtS' '"'i' against Le'ene' - WI ~ ,nn' ne
wa III 'a,"r u me nhdltioh 81 slavery !" "e~'crn
Nhslnla, IN lNt', hii'i h'' fIhG !" nv '"n CON
ie,sion for at l"a>' :; Nrsrs a''rr"a'd~. Ani yet
we repeat, Irfrier,H supporter have r. tniansly
enaeaf"oel To- lmrress the r"lIir h''nl with
tho erroneous he'hi thai the p'm cratic 'n''
dniaie i"r '''rthef ii Virginia "'' "r't an nbo'
iioni.t.
And l"''hHr' nS h. tell II. h'm.'i'' .rlns,i !. 70
pay his part "i The cost 81 publication II the Kuh
ner panrh'ctup'n The alleged gr'nnd'ha It '"'-
tanned many exc"p 'onnh'e 'hing1' NOT nppenr-
lns IN the originnl spoken nd'irrSS. anh YET
th"se many eSccpl'onnbl' 'h'nsN nave never 10
'hi- any been p''ht'i @nt' c''h"F "y .'eh'r or
my 81 M. iirnd.: and the ntin'n" - therefore
, irresistible that Mr. l"trher has been guilty o'
the gr''Ses' dnp,chy' To n'e no "arSh'F words; IN
charging lrnuduien interpolation upon Old Dr.