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tional specimens by competent collectors, who unanimously^ assert that no spot suitable for a bird of this family exists on those islands. All that is now known concerning the history of the type specimen (mounted and now in the National Museum collection) is, that it is one of four birds presented to the Smithsonian Institution in 1859 (entered October 13) by Mr. T. C. Martin, the locality given being " Farallones, Cal.", without date or other data. The other birds presented at the same time by Mr. Martin are from various localities, as follows : Agelaiiis

Observations on the Farallon rail (Porzana jamaicensis coturniculus Baird)