The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-05-06
VISIT TO THE aFa LAVA FLOW.

NttSt,cS ard SstcNc ~ HAWAII WIZ SSS~
70 esltnins,e in = rev erersise freu Nsess
Lea. ard Tx rsrert that the sery strvans Q
savs ~e-s slrrsay eosrsirg dove the u,oan,
ain siae. caused an sxeilvneat sueag ssss
soa-tsts as wvrv Ssse ~ leave tor Hawaii, Il
X at eses o. the route, rhe eroptiee, ssiG
u be - rssz-issSai, uai.sa, evsss as saaassl,
a. II e-o&r forth. and ouly sAose She rae;al
sosssssssly ee at the sPes, At eaeS, could seS
il in AL The tsr-or u lis frst Vielenev.
Mopday syvpiug. therefore. foRpG some
eight Or tee pieecvr tourists With ryseG
% hoard the steamer Esaasa, earuins With
iEnpstsVneV 10 se CARRIED swiftly 10 oar destt
rstio5. ard exreessst of wonderful sights,
sew taSr OK werS fsi-sy en- route to The Eirs
werSs Sat eSs ne carry the reader gestly
aloes with the s;esraSh. that be nay iesl
soGs u oar iuspatisee~ err ve arrived al the
so~ tsself-veice ausply eo1reasAsed. when
reached. al cur toll ard fatigue.
LaAasna Is 3 eutst place. TO lovers Of ex-
cttsnens ard suspense | should rsther nos
recommend II. THs very dogs ia the streets
hooked at ue as Il ssyinS "oa. nercifal
stranger, have pity oa -; please give rs 5
kick. Or 20 az lSsSt throw eoapie OF stones
at Is, jg<s for the sake q ehaugS,' We
reached the phase at half past 6, A NJ. amer
pleasant trip, with a sharp sor,heriy wind
sloving. and bright nooc shining over our
heads. I admire moonlight. euJ row can
almost seel Ssgry sitA tSe see aryeatiae
ligst. for I an afraid /, will ssare somewhat
the Effects Of Psls's 6ery exhibition at uisst.
Misunderstanding the bes1tigel moonlight, the
rippiirS Ssa. and the sScitsmSrt u right
CO the ocSaa, tbs passengers, one sfter su-
other, disappeared frou the teek- At llst.
I. too, sos<es 10y berth. ard could bat envy
soule Of By seliow tourists their seusG ~
pose. for. with the prospect before Is Of
SOFA witnessing ustEre in its zaost formidable
and appaIliug ulood. could 6uG eut little
slsep, aud 1ss eontiu 11lly troubled By drvans
suG visions q eno-U0u< lava tOSs, trsalen-
6o1s earthquakes. heavy falls Of ashes and
rocks x fahllogs SIX, and a vague apprv-
hensioG that Diauoud Head aud Punch Bowl
Dad broken oct anew, and that the fzllb,g
ci1Gsrs ara ashes II the Artsr were burning
the German Cub and NY friends, while its
5ei-y hva streams wsrv ovsrdowiug the drill
i14 ground Of ths Royal Household Troops,
which batter misfortune made NE feel ssps-
ciaLiy q Sh0Glt say professionally anxious.
there are good many Of our passengers
bound GO the sane GRAND with myself We
>haA firm guire party. wherein. am glad
to hear, even the air sex IS rSPresensed
There Is also aznous the party young coun-
rryuiaB 81 mine. from a commercial house in
EoaolGlu. E11taS5icaIIy wrapped up in a
ssraEge cloak. or whatever II Is intended to
Be-, amer the italian b4adiEti style, which
forms singular contrast to his osartless
fies ard peaceful bearing. have not found {
Out yet whether be carries any weapons:
poisoned Dagger 0r S1midian brOadsword .
would SUI his costume to perfection
The shocks and vibratious experienced /
soue days ago Al Hoa0lalu. were felt in La
haiua more severely, without, however. cauz-
ing any 4amags- The first shock WIS felt on
Thursday IAzs, April 2dh 4t4EA, l4stizz
over 4 minute; is E4s followed By another
% Friday night. At IL minutes past Il, and
shortly zftswarts, about . minutes to l. i
third shock r0ok place Each saccssding
shock EIs heavier th1n lis predecessor. About
cue hour after the first snock vas felt, the
sea began 10 rsceGs from the land, leaving
the bottom dry frum the shore TO the rssf,
Instance u more than ; hundred yar;s in
some pkicss. This phenomenon WAS repeated
thirteen times, AZ regular intervals Of seTen
The sea rushed in with some vis-
-euce-
On Ne 70, stopping few minutes n tie
lev landing PLACE etlrizteasd NeGrsgUr's
say- Ou a.gaIH, passing the gigantic HaIea-
5 De. too, gong 10 Ist his formidable hat
cries PIay II concert with those OF his noisy
brethren ca HINan7 Two O'Clock P NJ,
md Ne are opposite Capt AalSee's landing.
Waiting waiting AZ this landing Three !
loGrs have passed. and We are not OF yet, 4
nj ID see, AZ this tine, an immense cloud OF
uoa= s1Ith ~ari, where N4uua Lea lifts is {
.i-s1ntie head rising anu Spreading lis mgrsy
odds upoa the sky L l. il cpuztags uotiaz=, Z
ilIza-r Int rising, grsntsr, mora EuIGmizo1s
han before, as II the fierce furnace below lad
widowed fresh f1.I frru rs cr4rer-riuI {
= bar n aausyancs waiting EI
he steamer might have dispensed with /
-sr c5Gpazs this trip, for fiery cloud Gov
ring al the southeastern "a ', plainly showed
: Tx WY, As oGes L did % the people az {
srz=i O. their march through the desert
ms gig1ari. cloud was reur azuneter now I
nd raen By vivid d1sdss of lI-htniug-thz I
ans kIas Of Lightning thai always prsesdes .
al accompanies volcanic 1et55a, and which I
AZ been observed and described since the
me Of the destruction az Heryulaneun and
'auPei- The Hgnr al bright f1I uoou :
aGId u0t euGIFare EIsh the intense EiaE OF 4
ais girIaric ,tIoGd- 1
Al 1hoEz ) d ei0ck next u0rufzx TIE scers I
hanged thssk- saiEk1rs1z smoke entirely
lrercEFt1g ths view The sur rising over =
AHA ll0kzd a. red Il Elood, and well :
i.Elz his GsFeGt easE ave azd terror apoz A 1
1A------- - -l-s-----a1-1a- l2---A- IL -4-l
AL We were opposite Eza1h,sg- where We :
let a native canoe, and EUs zazc zszz oE :
1e disaster a. sIpeetes5 tha- L so1Ic Dc I
11Er1G5.tss. q ether news that Eo1It meet :
: az kealIzsslIa. Is In6esf L va zrargr. {
lyzsif the traahl= Of fixing Il down Ala q
6ag ag bss5rs Ez- Having first
nj NJ RESPECTS To Capt Cocks H5a4zeur, {
laol1s1 lr7gBd ne, and e1deaEorgsi to pick :
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