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against the Irish should exist, as the following anec-
doie VIII Illustrate.
1t l. reported that Mr.. Pixley, an active worker
for the Union party, in conversation with an Irish
man, the other day. spoke as follows - I'M 50
much Disguised with our defeat, 80 indignant 10 think
my countrymen are beaten by Irishmen, that l Will
~emigrate forthwith, and find a place where Irishmen
do not have anything % say in managing affairs
where they 10 not rule -
To which the Hibernian responded triumphantly
"Ten me, if You can, the place where Irishmen
exist, that they not only take an active part in the
affairs of state, but also fill positions of honor and
emolument -
ireland" WAS Pixley'S laconic reply.
The Elections
Ut the East are causing great reioicings with the
Democracy-who confidently expect success for their
candidates at our Judicial election on the 10th inst.
We anxiously await full returns. The latest advices
would Indicate that the Republicans have elected
their Governor in Ohio by a very small majority,
while the Democracy have won in the Legislature of
that State, and also made a clean sweep in Pennsyl-
wants.
The Land Troubles,
In the suburbs of this city, have eliminated in blood
shed, and We are alive to the fact at last, that formid-
able opposition is the result of an attempt To remove
the squatters. Two parties, one in possession, the
IN CLalIluS tne Ianu, met NJ the Mission Dolores,
upon the soil in dispute and fought it out-one man
killed, three wounded. All quiet at present. how
ever, a full police force having charge. The affair
will be fully ventilated by the courts.
The Montgomery Street Extension Bill,
Which proposed to extend the street southwark TO the
bay, passed the Board of Supervisors, a few days
since. We were promised at least one grand avenue
in our city, constructed at a great expenditure; but
Mayor Coon has defeated the project by his veto, and
1t is not likely it will be revived again at present.
Amusements.
We have been favored with coInmendable perform
ances nj Maguire's Opera House, Mr.. Dan Bryant,
proving a fine actor. The Japs were failures al
though good performers, through bad manage
ment they neglected TO bring out their best feats, so
the audiences We're Disguised, and the errors were
corrected too late in the day.
Shipping.
Up to this writing. no whalers have arrived, and
our latest reports from the North are ria Honolulu,
by the steamer.
The British ship Centurion, chartered to load oil,
will sail for Honolulu in a few days.
The bark u. c. Murray arrived here last evening,
81 days from your port, but her advices were antici-
pated by the steamer. She Will leave on her return
about November =.
Bark CdM9eR has been chartered TO proceed TO
Bellingham Bay for n cargo of Goals, TO return here.
l notice that the ship Syrea, Green, arrived at New
Bedford, Sept. 3. Yours, &C., PELICAN.
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nHirING ITEMS

From our N-N Bedhri eSeizns-s, We gbnn tn Su1wins
ship syr-n arrived a. N-W rsdfui, S-Pta
Schpner wa-hfnzt1u Fireman, Cf F~airhayenJ Capt Ina
than Jenny. ssis-d fron that port August 18th, ls57, Er tn
Atlantic Ocean
Sch1ourr J. Tlytlr. % PruviarrtgwnJ Capt Atkins smith.
sailed from this p1rt Aug -, f-S5, Sc tn Atlantic OCEAN
Bark Helm Snow. Capt Th.ma- q. Campbell. ~Iitd from
New BaIfond Aug 81, 1sS5, &c The North Pacific Oc.an-
ship ~Jo-ephin.. Capt Berusri CasAn, sIied SEPTEMBER 81,
1861, fr thu North Paeide Ocean
Bark Mary AMI Susan. Capt 4. q. iiersniecu- sailed sept.
10Th. 1861, foE tbs Psciae Ocean
schponer RanbBx, Cof D1rmluthJ Capt Henry u. Mae1m-
Der, sailed : pG 9TH iSG5, fr te Atlantic Oc-an-
Bark Ansircw Hisks. Cf Wc~iroTJ Capt OTIS p. uanbiin
sailed $ypt. fIth. 1,67, fF tn FaciIc OCEAN
ANOTHER PHoSfrNHtE NOENoE-Thr .ebaot-r William
Wilson. OF Mar0nI Capt. JGLah Hathaway, arrived AZ New
B-ifri from a cruise els moths sai j. day-, tn tn Atlantic
Ocean, having taking is5 bis sperm, Is do baekhsh Oh, and
: pounds % ambcrKds-
Cspt Osglod. % bark hamilton. - this port LIT Liz
vessel az P4nanl1, oa accent q s.cEn~s-. and Ia. arrived
home. The vcssI viii pfoc~vd on thc voyage la chars- q the
mat, Mr. Nye-
Fears are entsrtain-i fr the safty 81 bark Dean. Capt
HamItou. tef SE HarhnrJ Which sar-d frsm that prt Aug.
9Th, 1-s6. AMI vas las sen 81 N1utluk, AMI has MT b-~u
heard fram ssner thst time
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REroEr 90 B,-E - Crta,se-. q ~ Bedfri-Ne
stHEd from Eawlaia AIrI -, i-ss. Sc Ocaa;ss catered tie
Ochats May -, had uad-a;- WIrls thu wt1- Ias-a=--
ssS fret E- MAJ GA, CO. lat 81 - y, Bag I5z= zO'E-
Cra-ei af-t hu y = G41 gith E-d ~~ath-r az q, July I'd,
anrr ust aats .tr1n< : " viuis AMI fE-- Tas frst wia-
June Sch, ard h.t one Co. th~ Cur Aug 9Th Saw inst ahaIs
IN July, bit sery Wild a-i harI O. catch. La thu Cuf Aug
18Th and arrived az tn Bays s-pt 1t. saw bat go WL-ts H
The Bays Tex ore II Mercury by SsPt sth, HI g~-l
weather thrlaxA ~~-pUmb.r. with ~yept1u ofose -tr,us y y
Eh@ on f~ zsth- Spt @gh. IN Frak-fu e. tn Ssnd.icl
istnis, ctfa- thrGgh 5lm Fa-.Es. Ovt eth Cr--~l tn
Meridian Oct tifh On BIT f3=. Have Lli calm- alsi Eght Va
rlsbl- winds IN euttr- ra-.I-~. T-E tn trades Oh Lat = 2 D.,
DIT 18th AL aruv-Itu Pc O1t sJti. Sitl 10 b. 10 and
10O00 ibs bu~- o. tn - sgt. Eru Green, e -aual. n ~
tive q ths Stndaich lsLEnsis. did ~ S,u-uuTtau- ans W.
bdrried oa P~H&stlf i-tIrd, lu III Ochatss 50 SPOKE til
SLOWING vessels "a liz Eayss
sept 9D-Schr Cariine y Fptc, Ii1arI,..-.--.-.-aDO bb.
@f--hp EurliG,
Zg--hip Or~Gnu. Nlnmen,. = sd
Et-Bars Nu Eatch, IAEra
&t-EAFA Java LIS
ZB-B1fE Eldr4yolr,
ioGrs, tuiy,
CuNELES HALsEY.
Master bark o. Cumming
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IMPORTS.

TRou Sax FHNNCt-co-Pcr Idaho. Oct 25-SGO tsek- four,
Ia6 bog. pat4tl-.. BO bNs tat..ec1. = - cigars, IS pkss dry
dry Ersi-. 50 bvs arple., 76s pkEs brad, c lur. fru5-- &e- 2s
pErs -Four. 50 bVs apflss. 80 - ciier, +56 pkg brad, PORK,
hour, &C. SIS pkgs potatoes, bread. rope, &C, 80 pegs -four,
bc@us. bran eats, onions, appies, &C o. psg- Lafdaare- nails,
sc. 10 pEEs groceries. lis pSE~ rHils. shoyeis, &C, loo Ees.
nails, $50 chests tea $50 pkg- fruit. oats
FaOa A~OoE RtvEE-Psr Bhehng. Oct. 3D. pigs aurs
sBI coufrti5u-Fy, ! PsgS -lap-es.
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EXPORTS.

Foa H.~srEs-P,r L. &. wyti-. oct 2s-ss e-ks us,4GI
g4IsJ c1c6anut ell. % e-Ss asset EaI-l wltli- 81. &j bills
CESS Ib-l whli-bon-, - pkg (O,s52 l.l ~aln1s teeth, lisI
taLs C3J8.Ity ihsl WsA. tlsY 30. (iS0.t1J lbl hut-s, = fGs
C50 Ibsy horse hid-s. IL pkss GOLD lEJ ualuE, J bog uOi
Ih-J coffee. 90 pkzs fbis EBlSl uirll---S, . e. turs, = pk-s pr
souti effects. . pkEs gnsT-cih-i, , - whisky
NniIs % Farcxu Prpiuc-...-... ..-..-..fl2rJ 80
Naiur q Dom-stie fF"lgcc..--..-.-.--. S+p-F q
Value q Iran-hipf~tr. ofif ~
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PASSENGER

FRO4 Saw FEANCtscO-Per Idaho, Oct 25-Capt u Hemp
stead. Capt " "a Allen. Capt Juo ~ Ps--. DE- " ~ Richards,
Col " \ Hawkins. " u Fuuck, T. : t.rtuiaurn, ID Ssciksn,
u T. Emerson. wiz anI two children Miss l. 4 Ensr~'n, Mis-
Magic Drum. Ms lila Slncn, MIR Bartlett aud three clldTen-
Mrs Ar<yms, and Is m-u ia the -teeagc-
FRou A4OOE RIvEE-Per BA-rin<. Oct S0-H g % Chase-
Lieut. Tsiscbr.ky, Russian Navy St-crag--Cha> oAba-
her. John Johnson. China BY Harry. China boy sam
FoH HAuBrHs-Pcr X. q. Wyliie, Oct 2B-B Nentr.l, T.
Kopka, % & Martin, Mrs ? Mile, Master \ Nibe-S
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VESSELS ~ PoRT-xov. 2.

Us soesm.r Lackswsna.E synotI.
II b. -. :. Asrt, Knoekcr.
HxECukSTNES.
g o q " : : Iitho. Conner. sr san Frsncisrr. ths day.
Am 81 Cgyiou. Woods. Lpaiing Or New Bedford
Brit b. Celestial. Knapp. loading &c San Franciscn.
Am an Ninn-haha. Bsr.sey. ehartc.oi O. tud guano.
isw bk \ D. Pope, aisehsrgius cargo tom New B-itnri-
An bk }. ". S~tvcr. PetFOp9glsSI-
Haw BIZ Msun4 Loa.
Hss brig S1u-h1meka v. Stouc-
Am IN bhsrtnE. Lane
Am sh Ot clio, rinkAlm, repairing. anil I0tts grain ior Euzlsni.
An schr san Deso, T~cnsstruua. soon fr Iisstsnls Is1ni.
WHALES.
shiP hafra. Osborne BlEE Norman, CFJ Suyicr-
ketufegr. Eayuor. Cicero. Psuu-
lan.Hsu-. Winsl1ws Acurs Earues. Jcnucs-
rhos Dic<ason. Jsrussan' Gayh-si. E-usy.
shaFk Nile. LaEe- TErcr Hroghers. TaheT.
Bro CGgmings, rfsisey. Brig Eohcia, Howarl-
Oliver Croesss, sIyr-- Sshr PEEL, TspP-
sea brs.z-. uanIlar-
VESSELS laid Ur-St.amsr KItuea. Schr. Auerni. Emciius,
Gotissrran. Henry wsotcn.
COssrERs-Schs Nadlda. r tn5i. Mary % Eaui, ate Lee
Iet~. Netfie Merrill
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Our letter from Paris gives n full description Of the
celebration Of the great Jsfe day in that city. Early
in the year We made arrangements TO have the Expo
sition described in letters written expressly for this
journal. We were disappointed in our plans. as the
gentleman On whom we relied failed 10 visit that city.
He procured n substitute, however, whose first cor
reSpouience We give to-day. II will interest our real
ers TO know that he Is n native Hawaiian. who evil
IDENTIFY Possesses the pen Of ready writer. In future
letters he will describe such parts Of the Exposition
n Will intere-t our rellers.
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The Steamship EEpso, which arrived early an Sunday nom
inr. brought about COO tons q fsvixht AMI IS pa-sengvrs-
since her arrival. th- date u her departure his been ehans7i,
and she will Isavr thas afternoon az fur o'ctck, taxing about
ts5 tom. oH hssight. and 10 or IS passengers shc eoud be- boaded
win mueh greater despatch, had the Company a warehouse
near the Steamboat wharf where an freight destined fr her
could he housed. and more evpehtsa-Iy pot On board ship
per. anal passengers vii notr her seh-luis % departure % the
end % the year.
The agency oT The linz has been ehangsi AMI Mes - Hack
f.d q c.. who as agynts @r the San Francisco Refinery s-
painted. This chang has eisitsI much COMMENT
The exports o. sugar anil Mota--es since the ist % January,
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DIED.

CoxEoT-Dro~noi. Aus. 1865, north q the ibare Islands, in
the Atlantic oe-an. James Couroy. s1n q PAtrek Conroy, q
Bahimsrr. corner % est and Leadelhsi streets. Mari MS dis
tiUsry. lie EAs n seaman on bcari the " Uayhead-"
LaFHsN-At ga, S,pt- @9th. Aimador Lapham. a native Of
Y1oE~r. N@E YarS. lie uas seaman on boarI bark -Ac1as
Barns Capt Js1rcy- lis remains al his reTu-s) Ser-
brought % uJnohGia, and intrrrci IN Nuasua NAn~y Cemetery.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. L.
ARRIVALS.

Oct aS-Am VII sh Tautertlnc, Wtnstav, from Arctic, with
1000 bbis oil. $1,000 Is b1ne-
26-Bnt : enrvctte Alert, II guns. kDocker, 10 daysfrom
Victoria
g5-km str Idaho, Connor. II day. frpm San Francisco.
2o-Schr Owana, from NolokaL
gl-Sehr Mary, Pafey, from Hawaii
9--chr IA Moi. Wetherbee. from Maui
So-Nn4 VII b. Nile. Loug. from Arctic, with 40 bbts
oL, anil 3OOo lh- bone.
5o-Am VII hk Benz Cummings, Haisey, from Arctic,
with 7J0 hhts oil, AMI fO.UO lbs bone.
3o-Am b. Bheriug. Lane, n DAYS from AMOR River.
S0-Schr Mary, Mia. frUn KaElE
3o-Schr Yettc. Johnson, from Kauai
3f-Schr NarfLta. nsrrin, from Hawaii
Nov. Am VII ship Tho- D5cSasou, Jsruegan, from the Arc
tic, with 5sS hbts VII oil and 1900 Ib< bone.
f-S-hr Kate Lee. Crane. from Maui
1-SchT Nettie Merrill. Kinney, from kauaL
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NAvH-H. b. NJ. Ship -Iierf, Capt knocker.
arrived on Saturday last, 19 days from Victoria "
L. She will sail again for Tahiti and Valparaiso
early next week. The following is a list of her OH
GERS:
CoumGnGSr-HIugh II. KuocSer-
LitEftuGutS-R. Evans. I. NJ d. Browne
Navigating LssgfcnGEF-l. u. Neitch-
PapaQaSssr-N. u. y. BarnSy.
Ckisf EHginssr-IerhsTt NOoney.
IsSIStGBf SErgs0R-John Shields
Iist. SgogiSh NaCy-L a EkeloE
SUB LisUfs EdHfS-F. A. Hsrstcn. r. A. Brock.
NdtSgGfIng SEb-LIsUfsnGaf-W d. Rust
assistant PagaGS.Cr-A. TcSney-
isSiShUt EHgiHserS-ThouSs ID. Gray. h. McCaSkH-
GunnsT-Nu y. simmons.
BoafstcaiH-6eo. Davenport
CGrgsHfer->am. Trenair-
NsGSeiymgn-E n. Mauie-
CisrSS-E. H. Lewis, q. I Carter.
On Monday evening last His Excellency the British
Commissioner gave an entertainment 10 Captain
Knocker and the officers Of the .4lert, at his residence
in Nuuanu Valley. -
- The Printers thanks 10 Mr.. Horn, for his
liberal supply Of delicious ice-cream.
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PEoWFr As~sIsr,SCE-The Necessity q having n
war vessel in port to render any relief to shipping
has been sgain illustrated the past week. on the
roth the American w~haleshiP Hin clifford returned
to port with her flags at halfmast. Two boats were
Immediately dispatched from the L. :. ship LaeAG-
rraaHa with a surgeon, and all necessary aid tender
ed. Again on the 3lst, relief Was sent to the bark
.feors Barns. On the evening Of the same day.
during a slulll, a boats crew from the war--hiP
rendered material help TO the clipper ship -niuHohahS,
which hal parted her mornings
- The attention of shipmlstcrs i called TO the
carl Of Ncs-rs. Hall 3 Van Hovcnburgh Of Yokoha-
ma. who are prepared to supply them provisions and
hin stores ~ short notice
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COHGM
.,ruRDIr. NorEMsER :. 1ss..

N1IIADfFs ~ : A-oss
rnr .f-nu-bip ELaae bring. Gate. from An FnaEei-es o. Oc-
s.s-r rs auf trsrrsm- Gaas New YerS and Lsndou, % n
tnh. W. uat.s~ that the -an Frtasi-co .agaF market lad
o--n dI.s4rs-f by tn ARRIVAL 81 tEoh-avy earrsssof mrfrfren
PERU. consisting anasny q rsansrv grades, ard IN -ai- ofpari
81. carrs tom cuba Uarss h~Rvy slts hsd trc-i on 81
s,rsst q arrr gasnsfy q sussfs st stut"t ani e1n-sTrnfy
ta.r- nat ben a drrrnr q hiiy our aai ahaif r.ut- v r
4,r.tfy No I Hawaiian WIS Fuacsba- Oyt - az iiiGi2s-
me market. hrSevsr. was but puoriy s1ssut, AMI 9 vas
.ssssbt an assaacr weuid soou raks raer.
q. osaer Island rref5r,. there has br~u NO. chang fum list
rr-,.ou. quYs.tons. Hat1 eauf smd What h@t aivsnrcd--
~. sakss-' Sur hslr qsatd 90 SAG s-n1f afd Nnrsf
ss0 v 100 n.
su. fAs fah Ostober. sfes-rs- Nhireh, Merrill a o., sobi a.
.uetloa. ~ bark Slorsaes ZOO Ellaa- ~ shall Oh At 2sie Hs
band 4 300 ". whtabane az 81 IN boul-
Tne gslf-h ship Csafsriss, ~ tsns. hatb-sn CHARTERED on
orlvas, term. - sad OF a. f~ianoiahl. fr NeN B-shuL -he
VII aaaI a 6an carrp Waitag her arrival herr.
IN Eanawng IL chr hfr-t New Nars E1asLrt rparts
Nsw yoaE. Octibsr Iith-God og.nrd t1Es Fhur
st-pfy ~ AIS ~. Wheat 20 Pork s<hns&lss. steafy.
Csna Isc. Weal fCaifmiah over - Isa=se HES dul 3
dry Zc sailed ~ Milcf green ~ O. ltfc. - L.nis
MA 10 b1ud. irA -rrhrs gtchaneF lovt1tu'. tArt
La / dsmand Ar. sperm ei-crust- - Ans&3 blr1chrd
e. "a Whals oil sGc braeh-d so. Sgglr-eUshed ihlG
Isfr. Whalhoue-Nrctc @ts0 currgney. and vc god
The RaQska. noseiEg he dsparturs q ta- EaaAo- gives n
GGbswlnr .tatrmsnt o. th- tadz aEd travel between san Frta-
cisco and ms. ports
Our tannagr arrivals from lai eeurtne-s o thr Havnian
I.l.nl. Hr tr nrst uius u4aLtA4 % tr current year clmptfr
q. GIlsss DC ths SANE unae b. Ia tSu preceding years.
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CArTIcS-We have been shown several american
gold coins that have been clipped On the edge. The
bank will hereafter refuse such coins. Let the police
trace if possible the perpetrators Of the svinjlc. and
make an example % thcm.
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Pacific Whaling f1eet-lS67.
Full Reports TO November /.

TIE ARRIVAL. az tAs PCT from IN Nlrta Fas1r vhsaa<
grounds ~ O. us Gsl- have ben = a=lls: ID ~ 3, t-
sane Gtt- a-t Vl4r- TIE .aaI-r ulutrr 81 arl.a- sa hF
th- .~a~a4 l~ altntzt-Lr O. ~ god W1tar ia tar latter
part q ue @a..a o. Lt4 u- Arrtr azt Oellt-s cruising
Euund.- n E1aSia= = au.t g &C. arrival. nz' af vHh
thsiF c4rzs~
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DEPiRTURES.

OSt- 25-schr Mary. Mia. 6r Kauai
25-Schr KlnIaiie. ADAMS. 6r Nohkai-
gam 81 Washington, &c Bakrrs Island
26-IIaw bk n e wyHc, Er Bremen
:s-Sshr Yctte. johnson. Sc kauai
9--chr Mate Ie~. Cran-, Er Maui
2S-Schr Naalo. RathbGE, Sc Hawaii
2s-schr Helen. BaIIaster, hr Maui
S-Sshr Nette Merrill. Kinney, br KotnA
$~-chr Nanuokawai. Nntbu-. FIR Maui
=>--chr Mary Ellen. West. for Maui
2S--chr Lhiu. fr Hawaii.
.-Schr MARY. Patsy. Er Hawaii
=-Schr Priase. Ha.hehi. Er Kauai
2g-Brffsh bark Gar.t1ag. Gnahth-. for Bakers Island
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Ship Mails.

Fon SxN FRANcfsco-PcE Idaho. at q r. ". this day.
FoR Matter katc Lee. Monday.
BOA KSuAi-Pgr Nettic. Monday.
FoR Ksw sfHSE AND K~oaAts-Fer NlFi,tt, this lay.
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Baker, Island 81 port.
AaMIvEp-Sspt S-Brfi-h ship Ivanhoe, - days from
Hou1tllu-
IO-Erf- EaIuchameta v. Il DAYS from
HaurigiI. va Jarvis, EnteEbury AMI
In rnix islands.
ssnEp-Auz I1-Nm hip Geo Green, foF Cork, Ireland,
With 1870 tons cargo
2I-Bnt ship "a CHEF Gr Cork. iFelInl,
With 1916 toes ear-A
REroar-Emma q. Jgues, Ne~ Bedford, u mouths from
Hone, go bbls Sperm, cruising o.
the eastward
". W. JOuSsoS.
Superintendent.
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MEMORANDA.

Bark Bhrrfn<. (f EossaaJ q. q. Lane, Master, frum Nioo-
llesky. Amor River, spt e2i, DvAlstrie- hay, the 18th.
Passed thruuxh tr Kart- ist4lh-, Oct IL Have had light
eastcriy winds INST e N. Ias.-=-, the Last - hygFs irvsh
winds from nsrtkw4aL q. OscAE LlNE.
REr0aT ~ EEtG ENNEusHEHs N-CaPt ". a. St1ae
hanis IN th@ sulWfn< -Sttc4 from Hau1iuiu kuz cath, AMI
arrived az Jarvl' Island sgt 9Th. Sir. Hugh John.Iu. KssTeF
u the Island, dssI July 10Th rgt Mr.. a. Eflll-y Ga his place,
4ni Ift Sc the westward GA the sth, tuehsd At FbG1iS
and Enierbsry's, Egnd al vel. On the iOth, arrived at Ba-
kerr. Island, 6url tie siip iylnh0-, which arrived ga the 9Th,
had IS Too. IN Ga tAr isfh SPIT, In Gr NeKcan's Island.
where We arrived Oct isf, afadcd stores &c Sir. Edwards. asi
In next Lay Er thfs port Tie ship Messenger .sii-d from
NeNran's Aug Z5th. with a full cargo ENI@rele-d E--i
weather thruuzh thr dntirlns. and Stfuuz bFvezz. thfouzh the
trades, g. beNsui q Hawaii GA the 2Jh Oct fassci a
school f.pem whak-. We SroNE.
Na.t-r bir Eamehasu.t. Y
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~ roMHERcIIL-

An kin.Is u rrr.luce usually received from the tsLGads are
quiet Surar rIag- frm . o. I3e NoEls.cs, - a 2sc Rice
10. F; Coli. IJc, and PUN &c
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-06


The Cincinnati Gazette has profound az
ticle on this subject. Alter carefully scru
tinizing the different statements and theo-
rIes, it says: ~. 81 ~" ia3 Ha
This animal is obviously amphibious. living
either on land or water, but prefeirinc a
mixture OF both. In the oozy bed on which
Chicago now has tremendous site, he found
conSeniai home In those tortuous bayous
himself with his fellow monsters: or. sunk
IN thelr Shiny beds, with his breathing holes
concealed among the gigantic water veseta-
uon Oh the period, he lay in wait for his I'M
suspectlng prey. Brought into being before
creation had yet fully emerged from chaos,
or the waters had been fully separated from
the land, there where creation never complet-
ed her work, he fingered for ages after all CO.
temporary races had heen buried under strata
upon strata OF rocks, themselves the growth
OF animal decay. i555fss 4u) 8no5l aE
In this spot, neglected and forgotten by
Nature, these monsters outlived their epoci.
dying gradually as the contemporary speciss
which furnished their food disappeared from
existence, and perhaps feeding upon each
other, as their successors 40, when other prev
was not; until at length the solitary snyv;,
vor was dr I'VE from their native uairy, ele-
ment py the aggression of the man who
est'"S 'N,itsI SdcdJlU0 mad left m
done and now We know not that the hloed
ol tne saufiaA monster runs in the veins off
another living being. Like LOGAN he has.
seen al his kindred pass awaS. and now
tnere IS no one to mourn his end, whenever
1t may come. a aaI' . Z IT , - = ~ q
~ y curious to observe IN this original
Chicagoan, whose habitation was there M i.
lions OF ages ago, the leading traits for W. .c,,
that enterpfising town Is now oief ratod
There is the same blowing voice. w, ,;cI, NJ
Muhlke describes as "a peculiar no;sa baif
putting like a breath, and AIT an actnsl vocal
sound" and OF great loudness. That is the
familiar Chicago voice. Ii il interesting TO
think that millions of ages ago tl,e i,soire of
the Chicago blowharya, which is now heard in
the land, rose in the same responsive itera-
tion-blow answering unto blow--lroml the
shouts OF vast Numbers of these satirian mon
sters IN her Coy bayous, and sank heavily in
to the ecbpless expanse of mud9dmlI 10 .
We see the same trials in the occupation Ct
this last relic of the original Chicago inhabi-
tant-plowing to no purpose but to hear him.
selt-contemplating his own immensity, and
lashmg the waters into atempest, merely for
his own editication. And when he ESSAYS
movement, he strikes terrific blows on the
water with his tail, heaves great swells. churns
the lake into foam, aud blows like a iocomo-
tive; al for very inadequate rate of pro-
Sress. LIS iorce seems to be expended in self
administration. In all this we see the oripi-
nal inhabitant-the real Chicaaosaurus.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-06
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