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- VINEGAR EsTABLIsHMENT. =

,,,,,u =, vtME9A Az ESLAH3LlSaMeENE.
j for sale very superior article ofVINEGAR, -
which he will ggar' niee to improve BY age, and 9
tho city or Lafayette at the following reduced
prices to suit tines viz: Butts so gallons a. Bael
eail0ns % Is Barrels 10 gallons, cents gallon. be
fal discount made to wholesale customers.
~ line lropped in the Posofice will be punotaally
satekded to- lang til JOHN III. WEBB.
Charity
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d5 6m MATTHEWS g. DENMAN.

RuMPS AND bATHINQ APPARATUS 60,
New Orleans has inst received nav and large a.
Lift Pumps; Beer Pumps &c. Sc; Cooking Range; Ga
Bahng Tubs and Shower Baths Also laying and epair
ing Lead Sheet Lead work of every description Shin
and Steamboat work promptly put and repaired. All
defspromptly attended to. = = -
to Charges moderate uh2lIv
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CLEAN HANDS. "A gentleman playing whist
with an intimate friend, who seemed, as Tar as
hands were concerned, to hold the Mahometah
doctrine of ablution in supreme contempt saio "
anger. NV good fellow, if dirt were trumps, what
I, hand vo,i xTould have W
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New Orleans Seed Store

New Orleans Seed Store
. And AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
II Co!hinoN Street, corner IF Lshoupitetas street.
-,,,, BY AFFLECK, COMSTOCK g. co.
We subscribers have just received from Wetbenfeld
1afdens Conn. the largest assortment and heavi- -
sNA est stock OF Garden and Farm Seed BuIbous 80
NHRoots Towering shIubs and Plants, Fruit Il
~<S0 offered in the South. .-AN - -
Boxes Of Seed up to order and ASSIGNMENTS made ont
Tor the West Indies, Mexico California Texas and for anv
port IN the Southern OF Western country. W. "
Market Gardeners, Merchants Factors Planters and off
GERS OF boats, rely having their orders pomntv
executed, and every article warranted genuine. -
jazz If AFFLECK, COMSTOCK CO.
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HATS AND GAPS.

N KOBEKTSON Z CO, No. 81 CANAL STREET, has
-. received, per recent arrivals from New York and e
Paris complete assortment of Gentlemen superfne
Z - Black and Drab Beaver, Russia, Moleskin and -
Nutria HATS, latest styles. Also, Infants. Boys
- land Youths Cloth and Velvet CAPS, of every va
ety together with large assortment of all kinds Of Straw
HATS found in markets, such as Panama Leghorn,
Campeachy, Canada Straw. Pedal Patent and Jenny Lind
HATS, Childrens fancy trimmed Leghorn Rice. Pearl etc.
All Of which respectfully offer to friends and the
It the FASHIONABLE HAT and CAP STORE, No.
81 Canal street, New Orleans. mil 3m
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DAILY CRESCENT.

1.-THE OLD 'OOMAN IAN EPIeKAM.
Mother England" whose milk is terribly nieo
At the sturdy growth of her cast: on c1no.
But she really talks with very bad grace
When finding fault with the youngster lace
'" ""'s Wv boston Post
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6oLEMAN's IMPROVED PATENT PoRTABLl

OyVIIt yNIIIIS,
MANUFACTURED by w. p. COLEMAN, Girod street
lv1 door below Baronne. New Orleans These Mill
in successfu operation in the following States. viz
Ohio, New York. Pennsylvan Virginia. Kentucky, Ind-
ana. Illinois. Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri. Ar
snd o. %
thing for CaIifo!na number Of them have been pur
~ Warranted perform to the satisfaction of the pur
chaser or money Refunded. Cmh141 w.. C.
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EFFECT OF CHLoRoFoRM ON PLANTs.-When
drop of chloroform is applied to the leaf OF the
sensitive plan, it collapses for time and opens
again in the same manner as when water or other
liquid falls upon it; but after the application OF
chloroform it is found to have lost its sensibility
and no longer to contract when touched.
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WHOLESALE purchasers to call and .xamlne my very
constantly receiving BY ~ arrival from New
York direct FROM i1y manufactory in New:
ark, N. j. Icssa sell cheaper than any other house in
the city I'D there cannot be found in New Orleans
batter of those articles have present
500 ac Zen Of black white and pearl BUEN A ViSTAS Of
fur and wool. JOHN DURBRIDGE,
fy12 % CustOmhOuse st. nm stau
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FOR SALE.
A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT, mea- -
q, suss iSS fsst- Ct. S feet on A. dscf feet
boilers g feet long two twenty inch cylinde seven feet
.roke-all entirely new with the boat She draws only 80
year and nine months old her cabins furnished in excel
lent STYLE and well found in respect For further par
ana # HYDE OGLEsBY. Il Poydras st.
$40 REWARD
WILL bs given for the apprehension of the Boy jim.
w who absconded from the subscriber the 9th a.
DeSembef The boy about "A yean Of age, dark ~
visage. and is spnghtly and intelligent. 'l AN
E2 RlCHARD TERRELL, Is snd2 0 Banks Arcade.
TIME nov nAN,E Fan -. AsM -, a. ,,,n,..
copper coot; feet ORB inches high stout butt ~
~ i.chned e b hah "A suitable mwazd viii b.
"a So = Z HSRT : snap.ust Ch,s,s ~
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0ARRTAGE MANTIEA0Tc

THE Patronage that has been extended to US so very be
?. mon st'ssf: b. induced Is he T.! sumner 8A
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES XZ- ~
We have now one of the largest Shops in the Southern
and the best of materials to build any style Of Carriage
order and guaranty them two if used in the country
We also better prepared than before for REPAIR
ING CARRIAGES and restore them almost to their
original beauty and durability. although apparently
repair We will also keep hand an assortment of NEW
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES. which will be sold
wie t me attention t Of those wanting NEW CARRIAGES
Repository and judge for themselyes at The Corner of
1S'RHdHIEFF and CARONDELET Streets next door to
Charles Hotel. New Orleans. e'N- '''' "
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Red Clover, Grass, Hemp and Canary Seed,
49,. At the New Orleans Seed Store,
II Common street, Corner of Ichoupitoulas street.
JUST arrived, 100 bbIs Of the above SEEDS. elISsA
cheap, at the above establishment. Also, GARDENXE%
SEEDS in boxes, from Sato $50 escorted for Cali ~
N. BAH sorts of PLANTS and SHRUBBERY as
usual at 101 ST. Charles street Portable Cottage for
SALE ~ AFFLECK, COMSTOCK & CO.,
mh16 IL Common street. corner of Tchsupitoulas.
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hereby certify that Mr. Smith purchased the medicine
above mentioned at store and the public rely ON his
statements. b. d. BAILEY, Druggist,
AS Wickenden street PrOVdence
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p, 1, INV xGkH, Apnts %. . aoaat
has been the MEANS through Providence Of saving my e
have for several yean had bad cough BECAME y9rse
night swea and greatly debiltated and reduced and
did expect tove have only used your Sasapara
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me- am able to walk all the city. raise NO
blood, and cough has left You can well ina inc
that am thankful for these results Your OBJ DIT servant,
WV RUSSELL 66 Catherine It.
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NEW ORLEANS 4 oARRoLLToN RAILROAD
3

Depot corner of Baronns aud Peydido streets.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant 20 cent?
single ticket for children overs and under year
uCkeS, Nne0 " "
Half the above for distance below Pleasant
Servants (aves.) for any distance. ........ 10 cents
Residents in Lafayette, Carollton and vicinity, are
informed that this Company has fixed uniform of
Der month lin advance for either Road and or any distance
period than the first to the last of each month.
A Car. expressly for ladies. in each train.
rf WINTER ARR aAq EVENT.,
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promised moi a. describe 90 our friends NJ
present, Powers us q sculptor, 'p'ls higher
llnu my oflhp of lnrence, lbo' here
are srulwurs DIAL notions residing there
wrote 0oin Geuoa, Mentioning bueily
he particulars ON baulo between llie Anr-
lflausaud Pirdmoulese, We wrHI within {"
fdy- ride Of IhG battle field, nnd bod fine
opportunity 20 rcr something oiiho hoUors
Of Wnr Tho eSriiemeul WINS very grent be-
tween Genon md Turin Al Asli, o city 81
$4,000 phnbifanls, situated between Noynrn
and 'luuu, we pusspd long main Of AH,Ile-
~, and companies of foot soldiers, some Of
1hem with their clothes stained with blood,
returning liom tie haule field 4,
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Tho rspecI ~ CHAIRS ~ iurUi'rr NJ gwen
hy ll,e Inst orr'a', Is rall@r worliHr, md per
hars presonis stronger lndlcnllons ol a gtn-
cral wurilmn We have IoI hnd' 'lnce ne COM
meuccmrn' Of lho late "phrny'nF OF ihrp"l''
ulur mud Ia favor OF ircer institutions
The rcodrr vii notice That ~ many OF He
States there ~ already resort to nrms"-rl'
thcr sin'c Of actual war cAlt'ing or such
preparations ns poHcnd The SPEEDY clash 81
sjyet We have not hrcu Wtllng to "dpil
the conclusioulh Tint there must he OF nccessi-
~, ~ some do, u general European war, Had
the sHtie circumstances as How -cXiaI been
Ia existence twenty or tliry yenrs ago IN Eu-
rope war would inevitably have lollowcd'bui
n 3 to hc remembered lhnt hostility lpcio"n-
ed head, las Froully increased, nnd the prln-
clpl's of Pracr,iEvc every who're madc more
or less progress, ond G'"-e Whose ambition
would now lead thctu 10 struggle inr crowns
and rIlc rule OF Kingdoms lrr much more
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REVIEW or TiIE MENcAN WAR. This is
the title Of a volume Of 1873 rngcs, from the
pen of Judge JAY, OF New York, IN which
3Irc history aud effects of the war are freely
and pointcdIy discussed. The n. York Tri-
4upo, referring TO the work. snXs: "NIr JAY
has periormedn good service 10 the Cause
Of political morality 10y the vvidncss and
power with which lto sets forth the priuci plcs
of Eternal Justice. lilo shows up without
disguise, but without exuggeralion, the mis-
cries that are insepnrahle from Slavery and
War; lie writes not as pnrtizan nor ms a
politician. The pictures which he draws of
civilized warfare, are terrible il their truth
lulness The collation. of facts exhibiting
the whole Texas conspiracy from It's outset,
is very interesting. We earnestly commend
Judge lays book to those Who would com
prchcnd the origin, objects aud true nature
of the Texas miquiiy."
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FRANCE.

H. the National Assembly on Monday, the
President ut the Council Of Ministers made
u communication relative 20 the intervention
Of Frnucc in Italy. he stated IN substance
Ihnt ilr. rouirc coup" of the victories gniu-
ed hV tile Ausiraus over the Pirdmoutcsc
would he felt Throughout, tlt- whole OF Ccu.
trad lnly-thnt tie criyis appeared 10 hc im.
miucut Ia ihu Romuu S}%Iss, aud that Iuucc
wopld not rcmain indifferent 10 Surh s'd;c
of things, lie added, the protection of ma
ives orriIr irr1tidlutc trtiurrrr wif~t lfn,4a,,
no longer possessed in lmly--nnd the desire
which the Frcncl'Govcrnucu felt TO con.
tribute towards obtaining for the Romun poo.
Pie n good government, based upon liberal
institutions. rendered II n'duty 10 the cabinet
to make use ofthc liberty which the Assem-
1ly has granted to i 10y it's vote of the 20rh
NJ March, to occupy temporarily part of the
territory OF the fruusuiRr. The Minister
added that IL was Impossible for him to enter
further into details, hut he could affirm, ilnt
out of the Intervention Of France wouldhr-c
ciirncious guarantees for the interest officer
tire tarrurt1VutiCy mud t6T the cGuse or True
liberty. Tn finishing mis- speech, NJ, DILLON
BhTfut read project Of taw, granting rrrri-
IT to the government of 100000 francs, To
meet Tue additional expenses required for tie
support utn war footing during iIreo months
W WV U'NIlS INIUillR we tNItulNlbll. ~ wv
request ofthc Minister, the Assembly imme.
diUtely met in Us bureauX, to appoint com-
mltice TO mike report on the urgency of
-the PROJECT of the law IN question. The COM
munic0lion of tho President of the Council
was listened to 10y the Assembly with pro
foulid silence. NJ. Jules Fuvre presented The
report of the committee, which WINS unani-
nous, on the urgency demanded by the Gov
rrnment. A debate ensuod on the project Of
law proposed hy NJ. Odilon Barroi tl,aJ ffsst
clause, 200 900 francs to enable thc-t:a.-
crnment To meet the expenses of putting the
expedition for Civita Necchin on n war foot
ing, wns passed by n majority Of }95 to 1913,
making in favor ofthe Government ll2. The
second clause WAS passed without division.
On the ensemble of the hill, the division for
the bill WIS three hundred mud ninciy-lhree
against one hundred aH,l six, making II nm
loriiy of two hundred aud cighty-seyen. But
on this occasion the AwuntnuFlInving abstain
cd from voting, tho total ,uumher of votes
wns only 400 which is one less than thu
number required nv the regulations The
vote WINS consequently null. II second vote
was tnkcn en- tho question on Tuesday,
" hon the measure was carried 10y mnoriy
'nf 3SS to 1871. 1t appears from the accounts
from Paris, that the Government had deter
mined to send m nrmy of li,0 900 to Rome TO
ussist tho Pope, General EOudnOt to com.
nptud. The President orthc Council says,
TINT care will he taken to secure Il free aud
liberal government TO the Ronnn people.
Runors were in circulation in Paris on the
! 18th inst, Of tho modification ofthe ministry.
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i.hed. She was found on Monday To- lhe
forenoon, repnu snys with her fur"rH some
Torn, ,upfuscd ly ly iuB 90 pail hcrsrli ou'
ollhe WIT fr1rd.
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IRON \ nANyULLE EMlGRANT

We notice IN the last nululwr Of the y, y,
Despatch, letter from our iownsninu, Mr.
y orman Davis, (snn Of Hon. Charles DuviR)
who slnrlcd from this place about ll,e 6rht Of
january last, with the intention Of going to
California. overland. Iho Letter IN addressed
~ his trothrr IN Brool,lytr, mud n dated san
\nr"utn dc BrXnr, April {, lsi9 Nh ID, suys
lie 10 one of u COMPANY al seven, who had
i---l arrived ~ sS.sH Anlnnio irnm Aicurin.on
WGlrs ~ night, wo cHmprd oui on the
UIlru prairie mai lived almost nGy way--lhul
-, no wny. Notwithstanding we wcra CN,
rnsGd e,rry why, my health wna excellent al
tIc way, aud ! guiucd i've pounds Mules
We HnvE, ARE very scnrcc'-inuch luggage an
mcumhranee and were 10 sudt nguiu,
he adds, ~ should % Ma the lluru,- hy all
mcnuF; for ihrrc yOH can ~ quietly down
nml let iho wiud hlnw YOU nlonEnud hcsidcs
garry M much hugpngc IA YOU pcnsr,' Ii
Has the impression of Mr. DAVIS and his com
Snniors dat they. would find gold near the
head water, of Ihc G,la aud p'.coS, San An.
trt'ir- ~ r-riiy of about GCgO luhahilauls.
inuHly MrNicuus The cholcrn WAS NJ hevs-
80, nud prevailed over various parts Of tic
cmln,ry, Alr ID. Ind purchased n enc saddle
uulc, mud wnR Immediately lo.rcsutnr lis
Journey. SurrcSs Ia our young iirud, Hope
We will rcncli the new IT DOyaio Ia Safety
',.tu.
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lttom the Boston Alas.
Arrival Of the America.
7 Days Later FROM Europe.

h'errtntou NJ Franrr IN HE Cause Of he Pop
--Coni'npci T'u'mJis Qf ne Hmgarim'
: ofr me .gusG'hm Rattle idFtH Mf .Ntq-
Dofi1ns amt CaiIHians,
Il Willie noticed tint lhc French Govern,
mcul have couc 90 tlo important resolution
.of ~ armed intervention 10 fcinrinlo The
Eu4e AT Rome. f,fcc ndcaunte 90 lho o.
Emergency ln- already sailed TO Ciyim Nec-
CHA. The wnltc comHst bctwrru The Sow
CHi WHrs ~ the continent ''"itlttHss iIh
undated fury, aud, with the most dis
nslrous results 10 ali tho parties engngod
Tic Danes nro now enforcing a strict block
ade of all the German ports, and R IN stated
that enlPraul vessels viii not hereult, Ice
allowed TO pn,s uumolosIcd.
Tho eloppogo Of supplies Of hreudsuf'
from Tho baltic, is hoF,nidng TO hive favor
able effect upon he mnrkels, The actual
advance, however, during the. pnsI wicklow
ing 20 other adverse Influences, hns been bat
slight. Money continues abundant, nolwirh-
stnudiug n heavy dam Of specie. ''.
oar correspondent nj Halifax was inforn.
N'' fts.A-Ail' tNll'll'h l''N WV 'f'''' ~ ~
United States, about El0OOCO, iN-sPrri'',
The affairs Of the Continent ore sill in
very distracted state, tough there arc soine
bright spots in the general Pluou.
ENGLAND,'
~ ihc House Of Commons on the 18Th u'i
the Navigation Iow 1911 being under cousd.
cm,jon, VI Gladstone moved q cluusr cn,-
.powcriuI thr crowu, on application of ANY
colony, 10 sanction conveyance at goods
aud passengers from onr part of such rnlony
To another Ia other ihnn British vessels. The
proposition was adopted, aud the bill was or.
drred To- n third rcnd nr.
On Monday Ia she House nf l.nIds in re-.
ply to question, Lord lnnrduwne rnid TINT
the British Government, though RwHtc of
the intended French Intervention in Rome
for tie restoration ofhe Pope, had taken no
part "a suggesting or promoting IL, though
they hnvc acknowledged TINT they did not
dizapprovc 1t.
Jouuy Iinh Inns hcrn married ~ bath 10
Mr. Harris, and retired FROM The stage.
II H. siu'cd That n commercial treaty - n
bout to bc formed between England aud
France, the leading features uf which will hc
tire free admission of brandy. wine md fruit
from France. and cont. iron and twist from
- !---.s.-l slliliilia -z Lay L. cnl
tcrrcd upon French vessels 10y tie alteration
oC the Navigation Laws, are to he literally
rcciprocalcd hy the Government Of the Re
public.
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finest have over seen.
MopAsr SAVIOR, April, :. When we len
Naples va arranged 20 receive our newt lot
ter, NJ Geneva, aud trus, that a good number
Of the Posse Rcsinrlo letters At that pluce
will he ours. We nro having long, long
land journey, bat one Of surprising interest
aud protit.-ouo To Ice talked nhout when
we grow old, Scarcely a day pa.ses hpt wc
meet viii, something nirordug food for the
uind or both thereby relieving the monolo.
ny Of the ride. We have seen so much .tlyat
confess we nre becoming SUBJECTED with
sight sccIgg, aud ons of our number Mt least
would hc quite willing to Take the steamer
for America, even To sail tomorrow liH
why allow the ulind to cling around, our dear
friends when ,hcy cannot hr wIhiu oar on-
braces those many weeks; lis e9siey to talk of
snow storm day hefurc yesterday in crossing
the Alps, how, aGcr winding upn iollsome
ligz7e course, passing nom summer 'utu
stern Winter, with the old of some lnilfdo2cn
mmmir OF Moa0r ccnisf Gs0o feet nbovG tie
sea level A good carriage road is couslruc-
ted over this mountain, frequently passing TN
der bold peull-tnwcring toh stupcndous
heigat above ~, wlnle au almost untathoma-
bio abyss is below n! 4 most gigantic work,
bat nothing seemingly was too great for Ma.
polcoH, who, after completing this road Uud
the the one oyer The pass Of tie Simmon,
might well say, Ghe Alps ava no more Ma
Poicon established Al Intervals on tho most
elevuled aud exposed parts OF this roud some
ttr-tttt ~ ltetlses effeiitaa f.r tl.a al.-
~ of travellers, aud some tiny men are sta.
TONED here whose business it is to keep the
ropd shoFeled out md in order. Nnpoleon's
orders hrd, under the present government,
strictly carried ont. We came over in our
carriage on ieheeiS, Rl,ho' II was some what
hazardous; hut we had strong force Of mon
with nv, WHO, preserved the balance of the
carriage, and we rQdc the mountain in safe
~. We were from : A. NJ. until 6 l-2 p. NJ.
in reaching the summit. The next day, from
the hule village Of l.nnstebourg uisx the
storm WINS over, H. aud mounted n train
eau, n rude one horse sled and returned again
to the cop of H'e mountain, for the purpose
Of getting better view; but again running
into n snow storm We turncd back not a iiulc
disappointed. Before leaving our hotel the
mountains were free from clouds, but the
time was no. altogether lost ms we had nice
sled ride over the drifts of snow, somo Of
which were thirty feet deep.
have no time now, even to nlludc to the
lions Of Florence, where we so ,pIensnnil,
spent three days, seeing It's Picture Galleries
Stutuory relics of Antiquity &c, or to oui
pleasant interview with MrPowerstho Greer
Mountain Sculptor, We saw copy of Iii.
Greek Slave, which BE had just finished and
inn private studio, ho showed us u hnlfiinsl-
cd statue representing .4pioina, which we
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FLoRrscE March %,

FLoRrscr, March -.
Tie Boy ofNHplcE RI the lHos beautiful "a
lie world, and we rode III around H. Pom
peii aud ilnrrulauaum stand aH ape side Of
-, aud ahqyn lhem Nosuylus
Much Of lIe former clly Is open "a daylight
uLd llie seuraIiou n curious 20 wult mnoug
aud ia the roollFHs houses, on the old aide
walks, md rce the pnvomenls worn by car
rlsge Mbces coco ycnrs ngo, h. these hons
~ are paintings aud sluluaryfaHdall ihe mp
parnm.~Sl' lbe professions -mlls for corn,
oycns fer huklug, md Hll nrcesfgry coolIug
'appnrtus You cnu conceive Ihe feelings
Of one sat down 10 o ciy,rcp1iu,ng Jna os
10 wns lch IA 4, -. ~. never had . bet
TER opportunity oCIudging the character and
Lnhlrs oftlU aucieut., nud could, lnye wish
ed 10 yisil /, ogaiu, IlcrcuIancum 20 Gg
under ground, and over IL stands o liur ,1'
Hgo, We saw some Of il ly lorch.light We
suviIs occupied ~ deg, md pretty hard
WIN '.t-!.. !.y-saael., iAen itnm
three lo'Gye horseback, aud somo thousand
feet directly up, on foot The loose snnd
lid 1T every step, buTW i0sJ and luuPurd r.
uough wc got up, \ little level ground with
sulphur aud steam boiling up in every part
aud where one feels that ho ough, 10 step
carefully; mud we came to cone Of fund
Some - feet high with an opening ~ hat
diameter il tho top full OF smoke, Of which
ma immense volume Is constantly puilud oil.
We climbed Ia lin top aud looked IN n min.
NE, bui lbr nshes md smoke mud sulphur
Tdpor quickly drove us down; aud we slid
halfway down the mountain 10 where
stream OF lava Is constantly running, looked
into several me CRITTERS, ench the work ofn
dny, and Int % few wurkr old. uuw filed with
smoke md steam. md came 10 q molten riv+'
e. boiling 0ui Of the SIDE Of the mountain 10
thick TINT it did not ron freely, but rather
rold, wlic aud deep We got out some Of
THE. md ret some coins 90 Il, or rather or
guides did for we could not approach for the
heat; crossed over It on bridge of Stone
which it hod mndc for u.s. nud snt down 90
eat ma cgg boiled in the stream; then noun.
ted our horses mud had a fine ssuusoi ,moou- I
rise and gsllop. awe got hnck Ia our hotel
with the curriugc at O'Clock, and did not
walk any the neat day. There il no crater
to descend into os supposed. Tho lorm
ofthc mountain is changing every year, We
found some iuc palaces in the cnyirons, aud
the mnscarus Of nniiduilies in town are the
finest have over seen.