The Sun.
London, England, 1868-07-15 00:00:00

A treaty has lately been negotiatei between
Baron Rothschild and Sir John Bowring the respected
plenipotentiaries of the King of Sweden and Norway, and
of the Supreme King of Siam, in which an article has been
introduced providing that in case of any misunderstanding
bet Ween the sovereigns or subjects of the two countries,
the dispute shall not be settled by an appeal to arms but
by the friendly arbitration of some neutral power. We
are informed that this is the fourth treaty signed by Sir
John Bowring, in which this pacific clause has been made
an international law. The first occasion was between the
Belgian and the Hawaiian Governments, in which the in-
tervention of King Leopold induced his ministers to accept
the proposal which has been since conceded in treaties made
by the Italians and the Swiss. We are glad that Sir John
Bowring (who was for many years the Foreign Secretary
of the Peace Society) has been enabled in his old age to
give practical effect to the convictions of his youth.
CLAIMS AGAINST THE WAR DEPARTMENT, U. S.
—Gen. J. A. Hardie, Col. De Witt Clinton, and 001. George
Gibson, have been appointed by Secretary Schofield a
board to assemble at the War Departmont to investigate,
prepare, and report upon such claims as may be referred to
them. The heads of bureaux in the different departments
are directed to furnish the board with such information as
may be desired. The reports of the board will contain
briefly all information necessary to enable the Secretary of
War to decide upon, the merits cf each claim, and a specific
recommendation how it shall be disposed of. The pro-
ceedings of the board are to be secret.
every description, but perfectly
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We quote a few.—Tbe Pope's health r3stored by Du Barry's
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Revalenta Arabica Food, of which he consumes a plateful
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July 25. Cure No. 46,270. Mr. James Roberts, timber mer-
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thyears'
m Waterford,indescribable
cough,
gohf ay
constipation, yt t egaornsy dyspepsia.—No. 49,832. " Fifty from dyspepsia, nervoushess, flatulency, spasms, sickness and
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