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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-14

HOIfOtoay's acknowledgements aud
Cancer, the scourges of all cimes inflIlibly
moved by the application of this powerful healing
antidote to cutaneous and glandular diseases the
knife hath greater superseder than this great
substitute for surgical operations. There lie many
living who have escaped becoming the victim Of
the latter by its timely use.
Sold at the manufactory, No. 50 Maiden Lane,
aud by all Druggists at 25c, G3c., and ST per pot
or box. deCl3
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LIABILITIES.
9TH. No liabilities to Banks, others, due not
due.
9th. No losses adjusted and due.
It'll. Losses either unadjusted { 20 olooo
Sth. adjusted and not due, /
9Th. Losses in suspense, waiting
further proof included in
last answer above.
10th. All other claims against
the Company .........-....-..--.. 1855 81
Total amount of liabilities .SGS,909 60
TIMOTHY c. ALLYN, ssec'y.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
HARTFORD COUNTY, -
JANUARY TINT, 1859.
Personally appeared T. C, ALLTN, Secretary Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made
oath that the foregoing staten by him subscrib
ed, is true full, and correct statement of the at
fairs of said Company, and exhibits SO far as can
be ascertaned at this date, its actual condition on
the LIST day of january, 1859 Before me,
GOODWIN COLLIER,
Justice of the Peace.
Applications for Insurance and all inform alton
desired, will be given by the undersigned. ~
ALLEN c. HALLOCK, Agent
Marble HALL building, No. Main street, Evans
VILE. Ind oct29
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Home Insurance Comply,
OF NEM URk.
lSfirs .N1s JI2 x EF&, KrOaGipaU


Office Nos. II2 * II&, RrOdGIUay.
c4PITAL STOCK, an poll IN sl,oooooo
SURPLUS $4,000
The HOME INSURANCE COMPANY continues
to insure against loss damage by FIRE, and the
damages of INLAND NANIGATIoN AND
terms favorable as the
nature of the risks and the real security of the in
sured and of the Company will warrSnt
LOSSES EQUiTABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID
Abstract of the twelfth semi annual statement of
the condition of the HOME Insurance C0aiPANY,
1853.
ASSETS.
Cash, balance in BaRk-.-...-............ 1892 Be
Bonds and Mortgages being first lies
on Real Estate, worth at least 81,
#Sz4!'O S.}St2 OF
Loans Oh Stocks, payable ON demand,
(market value of securities, S;Ol,-
9S2 ........ -. =. .............. ,29,I7G 90
Bank Stock, market value ........,,... - a50 90
United States Treasury Notes lnarilet @ =
value -. 75,2Io 81
North CarOina State Bonds, (market
value ............... ...... 1925 90
Missouri State Bonds, (pnarket palue] l7.2aa 90
Tennessee State Bonds, (market ytlue) 9,z62 81
Real Estate, No. Wall street....-..... 61,4I2 ~
S2i,is5 q has since been receiyeai 2a,7o2 90
Balance in hands of Agents and in
course OF transmission from Agents
ON 3uth June, ,of which, SS,7I6 81
has since bern received. ....,,....... 1921 -
land risks Iga7 IS
ieies issued at ofic,............. I.e5l -
........I, 457,s=. n
LIABILITIES.
Claims for losses outstanding
or the Both June, 1888,
timated at.......................S2 so, l3O %
Due Stock holders ON account
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MISCELLANEOUS
statement
or THE CONDITION OF
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
January, ]. 1859.
SI84.422S

sI84 Az IS
PAR VAL. M'kTy VAL
81 shares Hartford Blk StockS5I, 100 sj74 49,
400 shares Phoenix blk stock. 10000 10000
100 shares Conn. Riy. b'k'g Co stk. 1900 6,4OO
200 shares Farmers e Mechanics
blk stock 20,0O1 500
200 shares Exchange bank stock -. 10000 $500
LA shares City bank stock ......... ia I+2G0
100 shares Bank of Hartford Co.
Blk stock............. Z 500 sos
300 shares Charter Oak blk stock. 2O.u0O 2u,4OU
$50 shares Mercantile blk stuck. I5ooo 1+lu0
1872 shares Merchants and Manu-
fac rs bank stock ........----. 3,2DU -, $50
1877 shares 4Etna blk stock -........ 1900 I4iI6
200 shares American Exchange blk
stock, 10000 81 ,250
800 shares Bank OF America bank
stock, \ 10000 $1,000
200 shares Bank of Commerce blk
stock, \ 10000 2o,7oo
300 shares Importers Il Traders
Blk stock, 1...............-..... 30 900 b 900
200 shares Manhattan Co. blk
stock ........ -. -. 10000 1880
200 shares Merchants B'k SIX y. 10000 II 050
2Co shares Union Blk stock, \ Y. 10000 10000
209 shares Ocean Blk stock, Y. 10000 1000
100 shares Bank of America Blk
stockk. y Y......................... 10000 1900
3G;. shares Metropolitan blk stock,
\ Y....:.;...:.....-....., $4,000 s345o
100 shares Blackstone blk stock, -
Boston 10000 1O5oo
100 shares Bank of Commerce SILK, ff.
Boston ....................... -. 10000 1855
10 shares Suffolk Blk stock, Bos-
ton............... 1000 I27O
100 shares Hide and Leather Blk,
Boston ...-.............-....-....... 10000 10000
100 shares Granite blk stock, Bos-
:. =. ......... 10000 10000
100 shares Webster bk stock,
Boston 10000 1875
loo shares National b k stock, Bos-
100 shares Atlantic k stock, Bos-
tOn..-.. uD IOG21
loo shares Is k OF the State OF lis
souri, stock. 10000 10000
100 shares IIartiord& Haven /:
L CO stock IUOuta 922Jo
~ shares Connecticut River Il K
Go stock 1000 1000
100 shares Connecticut River Com
rany stock ,......... I2,ooo 5000
Il Hartford City BIDS, q per cents,
payable lSTG......... ...-........ Loco 24 72O
Ohio State Bonds, per cents,
payable 1861 ...-......-....... 10000 H0O15
20 Michigan State BIDS, r. cents,
payable 1860. 200O0 .2I, 600
20 Tennessee State Bonds, per
cents, payable 1892. ............. 10000 rs $50
L. s. Treasury Notes az per
cents) 49,. 1900 l4,03j
S5s0,90O Ssi7 BIB
StS4,42J
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MONTREAL, Dec. IS, M.-Freight trains
are now crossing the Victoria bridge, and
passenger trains will commence running on
next Monday.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. f3, PM-The
steamship isabel, from Havana on the 10th,
brings Vera Cruz advices to the Sth. =
The reported victories of Miramon are
confirmed. ...t
make AN immediate attack On Vera Cruz
Miramons and Robes forces had combined,
aud .heir success was considered probable,
in consequence of treason in the JuareL
party A@
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ARRIVED. .l.s -s. IL
s p Hibberd, Pittsb Prairie Rose, Ciu'ti
Woodford. 30 J W Cheeseman, o
J G Prem mt n o Scioto, Louisv
Seutherner, Memphis Clara Poe, Na-hv
Greenville Green r Judge ToIreEce, .
MelnOtte, n o Empire City, n o
Mcclellan, Louisv rs...+- SD .
DEPARTED.
Hibberd, Nasty Charley Bowen, Cairo
Woodfor6, NO W Cheeseman, Gin
J Fremont, Gin SciOto, FLOuisy
Southern err, Louisville Clara Poe. Pitts
Melnotte, Pittsbg -Jadge TORI eRce, Cha
Mcclellan, Memphis Empire City, Pitts
Prairie Rose, st Louis
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DEPARTURES.


n Ahnn Esrkr ss LAhaina. reports the following ships on
Hev ze.hnd-E6e,H II, , whales; rho& Nye, n B. no report,
Co Hovhnd, s vh; J.2 Nzury, 800 bolsL and squared as-y
sr bDeL on Narquea2, Oscar, n b, 1000 bols- sperm,
ssnk she.x 1 Nh; chanpsoc, I do; sarasoQ, 1 dos AneneA,
: Nh; Jireh ssfn, i en,-nainnAst rotsen; Caroline, de.a. rot
tn frane M Abun BARKER rspots he weather bod On
New zeaAnd, ana whales szre-
AZ M.rd.sena- ships Eoss EDWARDS, , VII Arhissrt calf;
wD Tel, . vh; New, esan
0 u Iru Lahaina Ne kAm that the N0ie arrived On sun
day, - n A. NJ; The K@ss 1t u p NJ, And The Keka.tzoAs
pa..d re port NJ n p II A ship vas seen pe.ing hat port
On nunday, bssnA TO HasaE, supposed to be he catySse-
snip CUeez repors having spoken. Or Sev Zealand, IN
Jans.zy, ship 6eGse. SIM. 9 vh.,es; shepe>rdess Wafroos-
2 vhases; Kesingsna, ssstsoo, 4vhaks he cOsuas touched
"A Hr,n<sue. and sine k.vins thers h.s h~d light vinds and
49,. uud1 getting In The nei<hbnrhond q these siznds since
- have sxpas<ncsd rsiny and socially veHther- On Sunday
psxat carrying on saa 70 exzw OF shnre u Noskai, carried away
eo~tack-yard IN lie sEnesl N C b dsrharEing ber d; into
The clipper ship syve., sr s~r Bsdsrd
M clipper 40 Msfevs Tiaes, ~ Makes wh.h. has
s,kn 60 - - Ainnaat he hs.d q vhich v.s sprung On
Ne 2xuud pnnae, snA q s.suraay er-vsd . nv nasf
80 snzvv,ra fN- EnDe Z Barns, a fhis esy-
vaenna. ns.sesx.s - e1.d a tAs eo>s q Hawai-
er . ~ vsnL - ahn ss<>k.g
xS,>s1e repu0 hAsing sen N Tic Hoaskzi channa on
$500 N ue srAouues thAs nied IRON III port On Thurs
- - ISs.y. 49, - vi.dv.rd - b.ArdA he Maria,
- uuuh papsn ~ ave skhas On DE ps.se from
Kenha
D-,-ss, nz<.is n nassrds, = ssting ~ uppervosts
<6uehe. 2.hx, snsv~s - Hne February IA.
- a.es ksvisg ue ha.nda-
vIeAhs&aWkssus a sePsa- Ma 1sh@
Um.n sseA. aLA.a.A rp-s h.v
ne ss- 10 .AA's'A'p A@-
49,
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The Polynesian makes a great splurge about a
little error which occurred in our publication of
these reports, and endeavors hard to make it APP
pear that we sought to impose on the public
The tax statistics which appeared in our issue of
the 10th instant, were handed to us as those
of last year, 1853, and printed by us as
such, but which prove to be those of 1857.
1t matters very little for what year they
may have been the statistics. as they had never
been printed, and were snews" as much as
those for 1858. 1t is somewhat amusing, how
ever, that we should have got a ride so uncere-
moniously on the Polynesian's "terrapin e1-
press which we supposed was always kept for
its private use only. We correct the er-
Tor with pleasure, and further publish the lists
for the two last years side by side, 1.-THE latter fur
nished us by the Registrar of Public Accounts,
that our readers on those islands may see how
stand with the rest of mankind.
TAX STATISTICS FoH THE ISLANDS OF MAr. LANAI AND MoLoKaI,
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COxSTEEE

For Kkura-per Kamoi. Feb. 1s-Rev Z Corvin- e II Lew
es and hzdy, Ms Levers, Mrs John Ladd- Miss Aary Laad.
MT aDd Ms 1 Bartlett. Miss Mary Castle, Mrs Ceedy, Mss
Waterhouse. Miss Eumes, MessD N B Beckwith, Hepptns-
stone. r Nofhr. VIM L Green, Geo g Hove, > " fnus1,
Frank Hzrrs.J T waterhoose, IT, 3 c Hobrun-
Fu LzuxA-per Maria, Feb. 1s-Mr and Mrs Toreers = r
I'D 9 Dous-rs. Mr. and Mrs B II Sni6n, Geo Miner, and %
natives
yr Kox.-ur KekauluOhI. FEB. Isl H cose, and 40 on
deck
For Hro-per LIholfho. Feb 1e5 II couey, } II Aorrlson,
Can't ] Worth. Hon s L Austin and lady, Mrs A CiArk, and .
on deck
For K.xuH.E-per Mary, Feb 17-H AAcfAri.ne, W II
Tiffany
rrn K.ur.-or Kinooie, Feb. 9olSAme passengers re-
TUNED As were reported Feb 3, having sailed in her
From KAxAmAE-per Ksiama- Feb aICapts ssox and
Fish Nessrs L p Adams, ii c Graham, and 50 on deck
From L.zArx. for KauuA-per Ka Moi, Feb 2l-Mr and
Ms pickin<on. Mr. and Miss Baldwin, Mrs White, Mr. Burgess,
Miss Gray, Capt Hohron-
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FL
~ - en-
-oS tse1no 81 rsena Mnch -
o@ houneng he q1nkHJ a fruits fr
ph~0gAb sEs bat DE- d.
pWd 0U1s ~ N aup. are % me- dzxtneszL ut
~ u apP,y e n6b - barely hen ane;eut fr the
49, a74 - bsrn aunx II me- ouay that
ezngEs have hsn - $1,000 49, shey enn be IA In en-
The uRa 80 hur don.u IA hundred; but
during lie pssssensns a. hse bea 9, abundant a 10 be had
- iron 90 10 To- dsunn pr hundred, Er he bsa ruin.
ms inasase q u.ne. prfnripsny owing 10 he f.x hat .
pezx number g tses phneed = sv years since In fbe District
efKo@. Hsz.a. me nv euwD<inr % yieh- fhas distrsx
10 peculiarly aa.vepa % De uvvsS a he ou.ee, and unsf
sveasn.Iy psoauss . hrre snuai crop A ne.r - ne can
lean fran thnss e,mvai IN The cunue e o.nez. there ae
Ia thss dist<sz nx - dan 1e0Oo tres u Al sisA hrye
popo<fSoa % them are yunnx. and not mkeed % theR hearing
.E - he number q trees that have this season come into
barring IN "a puhnhsy ezr.a i've EsasAs Hs IN The
number yin be sin hrvx. re proaucx Of Q l.rge faligrvvn
ne van. iron 2ooo % 400 oranges annually, tho1eh there
are zen s=xhenfscassd c.se Ga ee bearing 10000 and fssoo6'
bot On an arerzes NJ nprs than Loo en be expecsed- Out q
the sr rbauszna young and old trees now growing, Il ID fair %
e-cnsce th.x o~han-aunn u,s q situation, col % want q
a1en<sco-wfa come to noShinx, having SEQ trees 10 be con-
sder-d n barring. i've ys.n hence. Meantime the natives and
sur<zneu are ~suussy sssEinx o. neu sreeG M annusiezop
ororanrzs therefore, thas may soon be expected from KonA Dis
nsrs .Iooe, vu ma fu nneA shorf az 100000
We are inlrmedb By persuns engaged In The eu1dvafina a this
hui, th.s pubshay several schooner k.ds can be ooeained
Dexf an hr export 10 sn Francisco, Il NOT over one dollar per
hundred on The beach he moth Of Ocsohz nm probably fur
MIN one o. ma. esso<. a1d se nou<h os Nov-nbr oshen-
For export hey require % be picked soD<vh.f earlier than When
intended far cor n.rk~L We have much he .dv..t.se ove
our Tahiti neixAbors In neaness 70 . marked, for With . good
v-~z The passage can be made in Twelve 70 an-sn days from
Ke.l.ke2kna Bay 10 San F.ncisn. thereby ayins the large
loss almost .sv.ys nse.insd IN shipnenss iron T.hid and Haa-
heinz
Ne oranges which have been o0ded here die paf season,
have eea<.Hy been superior 70 shae sold in hwer seasons
Besides the Koaa Dss<r5a, Kauai produces large quantities. bot
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Nh EDrroR IL notice some remark N I
~tertiser of the 18th February, in relatia :
was said in your paper recently about the =
ces that shipmasters and owners had frou \
ging lawyers at this port. I see that a csrz
tlemaa has taken umbrage at the same, ssi I
the writer of hlsehood and c~ouardice. sai|
guage we must expect from such men Iuz
ply state that shipmasters are frequently 4
by pettifoggers at this port, and well this Ina|
terer knows it. Bot he seems to try to kkj
to believe that there nave been but two cassd4
g caused by pettioggers for the last hha
at this port There have been many frrOss
plants brought up BY p~eftJoggers to snsg
masters and agents, though good and rgy
lawyers do not and will not get up a case :
unwarrantable statements. Butt p~resuueEI
feels rather disagreeable. because he did sa1
case, had the costs to pay, the opposite hys
to pay, and was obliged to make some apdss1
and wishes to spit his venom on some one. I'D
fly at me- As regards the falsehood,
reiterate that the Sheriff did not get the vIz1
til late in the afternoon. Whether it wa
hands Of the Clerk Of the Court, or elseEso-
not expected to know. As fer the orn
accuses me of, he can have a test Of that aa!7
chooses ; 50 he need not fret over that any .
hope he will not make himself nervous SO
pies bringing his doings to light All"
wish to keep their actions in the dark IS >
possible- am willing 10 admit that tbs
clumsily got up ; but this subject is the ms
at anything of the kind in my life, and Pc
be the last, and therefore he need not uial
fuss over the matter. We must ali cree -
can walk. So. goodbye. Pat Lsr, for this o,
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Esse e'onslnetoon d TIE r.
49, ~ dayurA
In -. vnussiks vsenu.fs~ |" a1s4ss
she nopsy nppossd 70 y depost.s )" S
insert tbe above esrd r,tn;,-
not appear in tie government name, 's
Incidentally mention that = det.ehu' ssRi
r;~ht1v p1eoed IN frpnt ~ th.s h,n,. u kd
hurelars NAY take warning ana Nod
.ccord;n~1v. Whether Il -. an he
tcok the s-entinelss musket On ~h uss =
.ome v.~- bv vav of . ~. -hs
,.;tbev has .nvshinr bsen v.t h..L ave Aak
,un. In the morning. tass
asss he .o,a,....
10 have 6hear oaamy aanhers vak'd With mn
IS otneaio sAys' .no sne senunea and The n
guard VINO came 70 renese hin, were in
pickle aooo' Toe 'os' p1 VI course. the id.s
ING oeen ss'esP On sa-1u n strongly repad,s
Aoose Acfic.-kal
c---: ~. street. js
P y can We.
Hhsi
spri
rug 'iouna to see sx
~ VIC dlscosera,
~ on - - IN urcnin Of ss
- oat, Wit,
sa"ose = .PA "nicn be W
meflne awsy IN s'y'e' Just below 4
one Oh 'ne ".. sno'ner yooIsss,s
hne an emphasis TN
nave nH' AsWn<
=. uspiay, y
u'm pxs
I" ceased
M What n
ioo.ue aay fhst'1
HAihgi Be
ms mo- ns drunnas
- =" uay VIII a
an 'n'er"'n VI M ruea-tub'
name ever TALL into desuetude!
-
~" IVY some seven =
years o'd, wa run o'e carriage On Eiass
last tuesday ai'e'n00n. me hOrSes foot sna
but no bones we're broke. With care. h.sr
infamation-the only danger to be a~ntieir..,
wounds we're dressed by DIR. Hoffman,. AID !.
accounts be was doing well. 49,. L.
same boar that the above accident ocenru
native boy who was playing about a bOru -
yard received n severe kick on the bzs =
taken to DIR. Hilebrand. In this e.~
'DuoA
at u
pa'ssr
""Ou' 0as
".
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DIED.

On the l&sh Of February, AKIN. daughter Of Iyhoun and VS.
hinekapu. IN the asth year q her age The funeral VIII take
plaee from her late residence % Nuuanu street. nearly Opposite
the Commercial Hotel. on Saturday next, the 18th instant. At 3
O'Clock. p. M at which time and place her relatives and friends
are invited 70 attend
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ARRIVALS

FEB. le-Am. VII sh William Rnsch. Ellison. Of " B 30 mos
last FROM the Line. Is bhis sp between seasons
2l-kn VII sa Abraham Barker. Ssocum. $50 sp DO Nh
5000 bone yayase, last fron NJ
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"MoRxIxa SrzR"-The repairs on this "
going forward rapidly. Foster and JoLnn.
ship carpenters Who are doing the won, !
mention for the very substantial and thorvae
in which they are going on with it.
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TAX STATISTICS FoR THE ISLANDS OF MAr, LANAI AND MoLokar,
FOE 1857.
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The MI. VERNON PuRcHAsE-By our exchanges
We see that the second payment towards the purchase
Of the home of Washington had been made. The two
sums paid amount to ST. 900. leaving $I25 900
stil to be provided for. . large portion Of which lad
already been raised, and it was thought that the en-
tire sum would be forthcoming by the I'D February,
Cast Tuesday, so that the purchase could be closed
on that day. Says an exchange: "The efforts Of
the women Of America to purchase the home Of
Washington meet with the most gratifying success.
All over the country there is . suitable response to
the patriotic work In New York the ladies are
holding fairs. and getting up tableaux and tea parties
in aid Of the fund, and in other cities I similar spirit
is aroused" 49,
RIcH-The richest sight We have seen for many .
day, and which set al Nuuanu in . sportive mood,
was the arrest Of one constable BY another, who wss
jogging him along the street as unceremonioosly a.
if he had been q whaleman caught in the fact As
the oath Of . policeman is considered god evidence.
and both parties were allowed to testify, We presume
they made ont . pretty case when Greek meet,
Greek, then comes the tug Of WAR" The captured
policeman We learn, was drunk and vas diunted and
lined ON Tuesday morning.
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81 We are 1nder obligations to our nsst3
the Poiynesian for the use Of the tables on ID
pagc. -
q Foreign summary and other interesrd
ter are unavoidably crowded ont
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AucrIoS.-The entire stock of goods in Il. Z
Achun, on King street, win be sold byAP.E'
Esq, to-day. Those seeking good bargains, n
ing cash to spare. win do well to be on hui !
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| specimens in a liquid state as we wished, to insert
coins into them, and if we had carried moulds with
US, we might have forced the liquid into almost any
required shape. We spent the forenoon in following
the stream to the plain, partly crossing it in some
places to reach the scene of q new overflow. We had
been particularly curious to see how clinkers are FORM
ed, and our curiosity was now ~g,atifed. The differ
ence between sspahoehoe'' or smooth lava, and ssaa''
or clinkers, seems to be due more to a difference in
their mode Of cooling than to any other cause. The
streams which form the spahoehoe'' are compare
lively shallow, in a state of complete fusion, and cool
suddenly in a mass The "aa'' streams on the other
hand, are deep, sometimes moving along in a mass
20 feet high, with solid walls;-they are less fluid,
being full Of solid points. or centers Of cooling, as
they might be called, and advance very slowly. That
is, in cooling, the "aa" stream grains like sugar.
At a distance it looks like an immense mass of half
red-hot cinders and Stag from q foundry, rolling
along over and over itself. impelled by an irresistible
power from behind and beneath. That power is the
liquid stream, almost concealed by the pile Of Gin
ders, which has been formed from itself in cooling.
We heard frequent explosions, caused by the lava
penetrating caves and blowing them up. The prin-
cipal stream Of running lava which we saw on the
plain, was three or four miles 8. E. of the ex-
tremity Of the Judd Road, and was moving W..
by N. At this point We LEFT the lava stream, and
descended to Units temple by . short cut, through
m open forest of Npahoehoe" We reached the heiau
about three P. IL. and arrived at Mr.. Johnson's
about eight o'clock the same evening. The other
division Of our party had already visited the now by
way Of Gov. Adams road and had returned. We
sailed again from Keauhou the following Tuesday and
arrived in Honolulu Sunday morning. In future,
parties would do well to keep to the usual route As
Ear a the temple Of uni. and then strike directly for
the source. through the belt Of open woods by which
we descended The distance Of the source from the
heian is twenty miles. by . very moderate calculation.
Before closing I cannot forbear to express our obi
cations to Mr.. Thomas H Paris, for the able man.
ner in which he led our party. and to which its sue
cess Vas chiefly owing Nor must I fail to express
our deep sense Of the generosity and nnbounded hos
pitality Of orr friends in South Kona. and Of Cap
tains Hazard, Of the Manuel Ortes. and Molteno, Of
the Marin, Who supplied us literally with provis-
ions, and would accept Of no return.
W.. D. ALEXANDER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

ExscOTOHs SALE OF PURE AND HIGH BRND
- nSfsss cattle. 10, by SIMEON DRAPER, AUG.

~ horsss cattle 10. by sfazoS DRAPER Hn ' Aas.
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No s-yhe brood mare LILA by Imp Trustee out OF ss
s. Ssiowns of No. 8 dropped April
By M.s d IN
ses . q ss y y ss
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,s "a riLLY dropped in wesschsssr county July
IA fiLIY, dropped Ibis season. by Revenue out Of
imp rrsm out Of Old Betsy. dropped Juae O. 1881 West.
Ss nss.msn ssls: oas horse Pas
prcdrce Of Young spsy and nsvsoas to be dropped
1s
the Fashion course x,.... ,.n. ..o -
KID 3D. and very ysuaSls A''' ''' anu
No II-bIivhg mare, very fast sound and kind seven.
No IL -One COW.
No IS -One COW.
no. H-0ne COW.
No Is Il beifer calf.
No. I6 -0ne hsiier calf.
No l7-Une heller calf
No le-one year log helfer,
No I9.-One yearlioR heer. Dbl.
No 20, pair very superior Devon oxen.
One carriage coat sso0. little used, good
One rockaway wagon.
One double open wagon, nearly new.
One single open wagon.
One single sleigh, robes wolf skim.
double sleign Canada robes, (ber stn all nevs
used 81
Two sets double harness, wagon.
One double harness. carriage
| Two sets single harness
Three s'Iipes sleigh bells
One exercising saddle and bride.
One