SINGULAR PHENOMENON.
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Signs and wonders seem to be rathcrin.
upon these islands. "Thick crowdmg nr.|
cics" might cloud the minds of those incjl.
ed to be tinorous or superstitious--bmD D|
others, they are but additional proof Of the|
power of wondcrworhing Providence.


"A few nights since a most brilliant meteor
was observed passing through the heavens
in southerly direction, emitting sparkIw.
train of light, Of the cIearcst and brightest
hue, and when near the horizon disappear
ing in u shower of lustrous scn,illations,


For the past two months, nearly cycN
vessel from the windward has brought us re-
ports Of the unusually active state of the yo'
cano, accompanied by shocks of earthquakes,
which have extended to the iarthest limit;
Of Maui.


On Monday evening last, at about haI'
past five O'Clock, the singular phenomena
OF the tides, which was observed here oa
the 7th Of November, l837-and EXTENDED
throughout the islands, doing great damage
and occasioning much loss of life, (tor par
tlculars Of which see Hawaiian Spectacle
Vol, l., No. ~ occurred again, but not Oh
so extensive a scale. The water in the har
Dor was observed to be suddenly discoIore'
and breaking like tde-rp. 1t then rus'"'
out rapidly, leaving part of the harbor aD'
all the reef bare. The fall was estimated :"
three feet. This occurred twice within .
few minUtes, before the water resumed I"
ordinaYsh Yshlevel and appearance. Whe'A"
this si' Alar circumstance was confined "
this plhcc, or what is more probable III"
this was but the spent force Of IA wave "A''