MONTICELLO, (MI.,) MAY 9, 1876.
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The reason. Of this evident difference
in specific gravity Of individuals Of the
species is not,ascertained with perfect
accuracy. Old age, or any other
cause diminishing the amount of dis
pose matter, would, of course, contri-
butte to increase the specific gravity of
the animal. 1t would seem that a
very few whales which have once
sunk, ever make their appearance a.
gain upon the surface, as dead whale
is very rarely met with.


But TO return from this depression.
BY the time We had made fast to our
prize, the Orion was within speaking
distance. Evidently chagrined at the
success of our manoeuvre, she lavish
edno compliments upon ourenterprise,
and soon resumed her former course.
In about an hour or SO, the Lupin
came up TO enquire the news, but soon
made sail after the Orion; and before
night both were out of sight to lee.
ward, and our oil was mostly boiled
out, and cooling TO stow away below.