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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-25
NOTICE TO RAILROAD C0NTRaC-
TORS.


yINHE undersigned Commissioners Of the Western
L Division of the Wabash and Mississippi Rail
road will receive PROPOSALS until THE 2Jth day Of
March next, for the Grdda1, Brf7ino, TgtH0, and
completion Of the First section If said road from
Warsaw to Carthage, I'll. The distance IS II miles
aboai miles Of which has been partially graded
and briaged The work TO be done will be TO grade
the additional portion Of tho sectionre grade aud
repair the old grade furnish and lay the ties on the
whole-build some bridging, furnish the iron, and
stock the road etc. All Of which work, and mate
rial furnished, must be of such character as will
make n first class western road.
The work Ia be commenced within thirty days If
ter the acceptance Of the bids and contract and pros
eented with diligence and fidelity, under the direction
of the Engineer Of the road to completion within
twelve months.
Payments Will b. made as may he agreed upon in
the G9rpornthe Bonds Of the County of Hancock
City Of Warsaw, and City II keokuk, hearing ght
fef cent. inttfrrt~aiid individual subscriptions ut
cash. material. and real estate along and in the Vi
cinity of the line. Bids will be received and eonsid
cred for separate sections Of grading bridging and
tyiag, and ironing and furnishing the road-or fos
the whole complete. at an aggregate price per mile
otc.
The Commissioner reserying the right to consider
and accept only such as may be deemed reasonable
and within their ability and means to adopt and
ply with.
Far further information apply to-and bidder,
viii address either of the nndersig ned-to wit:
j. W. INGFRSOLL. Canton, Ill.
NJ. s HUNT. Warsaw, III
II. ". SAMPLE. keekuk. Iowa.
Feb 18th 1855 Commissioner " i VI. X. r.
d6wtday
LNL00R OIL CLOTHS - Another lot II feet il
Il width, new and splendid patterns Just receives
al So Main Street, DUkkEE Il co.
declOd
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The southern Celebration

Went off in pleasant manner, we presume.
We should have been well enough pleased 10
have reported such Of its proceedings as
could properly have been made public and
would have been likely 70 interest the gener-
al reader, but the ordinary courtesies were
not extended to the Gate City, and we don't
choose to take such things at second hands.
Those interested, then, must look other
where.
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WE would respectfully inform the public. that
w account II change IN firm. We have
from fhi, day commenced ID sell stock IF AIT
goods and will continue to do e. 1til tic
dFs, # March SOC.
Remember the sign # the Big Shoe.
ODEl4L a MATIESS
n. R.-Mr odell being about - retire from the
business, all persons indebted 10 him the above
hrn sill please call aud settle immediately.
Ian24dAwimclI
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GRACE GREENWOOD, who is now in Italy,
on asking one poor woman who had placed
one candle at the image Of saint, and an
other at the image of the devil, why she
placed one at each, was told by the poor de
votee, that s'she knew not into whose hands
she might fall, SO she thought she had better
be civil to BOTH
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JUVENILE DErKAyIrY. boy only sixteen

JUVENILE DErRAYITY. A boy only sixteen
years old, and to appearance not so old as
that, stole a horse Of Col. Perry on Tuesday.
1t was tied to a post, saddled and bridled,
and the boy rode him of in broad dav light,
between ! / and L. O'Clock. The Col. pur-
sued him, got on his track, found the horse
at Lima, and overlook the boy at Quincy
AT Quincy he had just taken some letters be-
longing to business house there, from the
Post office, one Of which contained draft
OF $500. The boy was arrested and commit
ted for trial for the theft Of the horse. but
whether process was issued for the theft Of
the letters or not we do not know Col. Perry
represents him as an orphan, very keen mind
ed and intelligent for boy Of his age, and
displaying no natura. perrersty Of character,
but only supreme Indifference to every
thing,no appeals whatever being able either to
provoke remorse or resentment, and he went
to jail as coolly as he would 20 to his dinner.
de is indeed TO be pitied. But the vagabond
life he has been leading accounts for his
condition. Some other institution than the
penitenitary ought to be provided for such as
he, for doubtless with proper care he might
be reclaimed and made useful citizen. in
stead Of becoming, as he probably will, with
the stain Of the prison fixed upon him in his
early days, sharp and hardened villain.
RIAL ESTATE SALEs.-We notice among re-
cent real estate sales the following, which to
old settlers, look 'pretty well up in the pc-
lures -
ID. F. Brigham sold on First ST., between
Exchange and Bank, ~ feet to c. f. Conn,
~ feet to iarnll & Co., 90 feet to STARTS d
Paul, all At s15 per foot except 20 feet at
800 per foot.
{. T. Conn sold No. . Union Block, q it,,
TO Z. X Hart, for S. 500 also 30. Z, same
block, 80 feet, 10 unoccupied, to A. L. Dems
ing for 80 900
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Lumber Lumber !

FIHHE subscriber has bought the Fast Saw Mill''
L two miles above the city, and g prepared to
furnish all kinds Of lumber except Pnel at the
shortest notice from p TO 81 80 per 100 feet
H. is also carrying on the plow and Wagon facto-
nv on the corner III eth and Main Street where he
i prepared furnish wagons and Plows Of the best
finish and quality nj Wholesale or retail cheaper
than a similar article be had in southern Iowa
decl2dawu HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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Gas Fixtures.

fI1Hk undersigned are prepared to receive orders
for fitting W stores offices and dwelling houses,
with pipe and hAtutes for gas--prcnptly executing
the same and guaranteeing all their work to be gas
tight.
All persons DESTROYS of using gas, that have not
been called upon, are requested TO leave their adj
dress with US, through the Post Once.
Ord Srs executed in the succession in which they
are received SCeFIELD Il BROTHER.
July Sd
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New Grocery & Provision Store

II w. RUNYAN & CO, having established them.
NJ. selves the south side Of Fourth street, near
TO the Market House have received large and we'll
selected stock Of Groceries 10 which they respectful
IN call the attention Of the citizens of keokuk and
vicinity Provisions and Feed Of all kinds kept
constantly on hand All articles delivered in any
mart Of the city free Of charge, laee %, dtf.
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REMOVAL.
The Byron Clothing Store

NJ H0FFHEIMER has removed from the corner
~ :. of LIST and Main street IL "a near Main in
Graham's Building. | OFF, my stock Of Cloth
ing. Gents Furnishing Goods, &c, from TO 10 per
cent. below cost, To make for larger and finer
stock VI clothing Cali and sac, il il to your
advantage. n. HOFFHElMER.
janl 6d6w Second near Main ST.
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vINHE subscriber wishes ~ put In the wall during
i 1886, Two millions If brick for which he viii
take town lots OF land in the Half Breed Tract"
Also two span OF horses wanted ia exchange for
brick work. HAWKINS TAYLOR.
iaul6dtf
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FARMERS OF IOWA. AMI
NILSSON HI.

$4,000 i nsAnr 4 sa' s 'ssa Tan's a.
Engagements for the manufacture Of Lnseed III
Oil. in the city If heokuk, We wish to con-
tract for the above Of seed and wish to have
understo TODD, that there will be permanent market
for unlimited amonnt, delivered here at any ime
after the first of August xt and that the hghest
market price in cash will BE- paid by
RI. BISSELL co.
iau25dkw3m
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To the stockholders of the keokuk,

10 the STOCK n 0t0ers OIL the AeOkuk
VT. Pleasant NJ uScatine r. X. Co.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that in accordance with
~ the conditions ef the su description for the Isl
Division of said road, the seventh nstaiment of "A
per cent. will be due and payabl. March 4h 1896,
the banking house "a Charles Parsons, Treasurer ke
okuk, orsto the undersigned, General Agent.
J. X. HOkNISH,
Eenersl Agent K. Mt. 7. 4 Nj. K. X. CO.
Feb 6, fS56.--td d6w
Ikeokuk Times and Nj. Pleasant 0bseiv yer copy
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rom SALE.

A NEW House and Lot, corner Of Morgan anc
n second streets, beautifully situated for dwell
ling house Inquire Of the owner, Edward Mumm
or L. ]. Zwart, Morgan tween 81 and 4th SITS.
January "a. dim
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BELOW ANY COMPETITORS.

Those wishing this kind Of work Will save money
by sending their orders To the Office Of the Gate City
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PELLA.........,..............MA MARION CO. IOWA
y ANkERS, LAND AGENTS, and NOTARIES
- PUBLIC. Agents for fhe unitod States Life In
surance Company, Iowa State Fire Insurance Com
pany Coopers Clark y Steam Engine Manufacto-
ry ana for all Important agricultural machines
Editors and Proprietors Of the WEEKLY pELLA
GAZETTE, Independent in Politics and Religon-$2
per annum Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS.
octl9 dwly
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The subscribers, proprie-
tors Of the Empire Stove
W orks, st. Louis, beg
leave to inform Stove
Dealers IN Iowa that they
have established n branch
Of their house in X eokuk,
where they will keep con-
SANITY on hand a large
and well-assortea stock
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CARPETS T. Oil Cloths +!

j. a. DlRkEE & CO., So Main street.
AVE just received the largest and most varied
L stock of Carpets and u Cloths ever brought to
Iowa,
This stock comprises one hundred different styles,
and having been bought before the recent nd ance,
Will sell them NJ present wholesale eastern pri-
ces.
We would respectfully invite those who are fur
nlshing their houses 10 examination If these
Carpets and Oil Cloths, feeling satisfied that the
qualities, styles, and prices, such that they can
not fail to please all who may favor with call.
August l6, 1855. dawtf
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COMSTOCK e. BROS.
STOVES
Timers stock.

5000 lbs. oval and round Copper Bottoms from to
10 inches.
1000 bdls. Sheet Iron from No is TO q.
1000 packages Plymouth RlyeA, iron and tin ID,
from %. to IL lbs.
800 boxes Tin plate.
goo bundles Iron wire from No. IL No. Is.
go gross Tea kettle breasts and covers from 81 to
ll4 inches;
30 gross Pressed tin bottoms from 6 10 inch.
40 do do scUi.oped and plain dinner plates
90 do Stove ornaments assorted.
20 DO oval Tea poi Breast and Covers
100 do Assorted tin d ears.
20 do Iron tea kettle cars
10 do DO do do burs
100 do Pressed tin pot covers
40 do Of Ne. /, 2 and peuter knobs
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent spouts, assorted szes
Perforated tin u sheets
Copper Riyets and Burs
Bucket Handles
Maliets expressly for timers use
Stove Blacklngin papers or BY the keg
CUMS TOOK d BROTHERS
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SUNDRIES.

~ ~ II ~ AZEJs
SJdAk Kettles from "a 40 gallons Ovens and
~ Lids odd Lids skllets and lids assorted CT st
iron lea Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding al
Aice Moads >colloped and plain Cake Pans liza
Canlsters, square and round assorted Lard Lamps
lin ware and Stove Pipe House sheet iron and cop.
per work done promptly, in the very best manner.
COMSIuCk & Bl04uERS.
S0 D0Z. pair assorted shoyels and longs for sale
w at the Prairie State Stove Rooms
oct 10 COMSI0Ck d BROTHERS.
NLUE Kettles to be had at the sale Rooms OF the
~ Excelsior Stove Store.
oct 10 IuAlST0CK & BROTHERS
LSNAMEI4ED Preserve Kettles at the Sale Rooms
Ia of the Prairie Premium Stoves.
oct 10 C0MSToCK BROTHERS.
{ roAL Hnds al the Sale Rooms Of the Cottage
~ franklin Coal Stove,
octlO coMsTocK SBRoTHRRs.
I000 LBS, Of Bailcd Brass Kettles fur sale low
L UUU at Sa6 Rooms Of the Home parlor Stoves
oct 10 CoMSToCK d BROTHERS.
4 LARGE assortment Of Brittanin ware for sale
lower than any other house in the city at to Sale
hoom If the Commercial Parlor Stoves.
oet 10 CoMsToCk BROTHERS.
4 FINE stock of Hnusekeepers goods such as cof-
fee mills basting spoons, egg whips, iron skim
mers. skinner ladies, meat forks table spoons, hash
and steak dishes patent and Lox graters spice boxes
&c, dc for sale at the sale Rooms Of the popular
Self Regulating Alright Stove.
oct 10 C0MST0CK t BROTHERS
100 PAIR Of Tuners solder Coppers on hand al
4 w the sale Rooms OF the Substantial Oval Box
Heating Stoves.
oetl0 C0MSToCK BROTHERS
4 HEAVY supply Of Brass, Japanned and plain
n Candle Sricks at the sale Rooms of the Quincy
Cannon Coal Burner, which is offered extremely low by
oct 10 C0MSIOCh il BROTHERS.
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A RCHITECr, Grahams Building, 2nd St, Keo-
Il kuk, Iowa
Plans and specifications for buildings accurately
and scent heally prepared. d1nly
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Short Credits and Short Prices

JaGLSdff
Short Credits and Short Prices
M invite the attention If buyers - our eGten.
w sIye and varied assOrtmeut If
New Goods,
Selected and Imported for Spring Sales
Oar stock il divided into Three Urpartmeats--de
voting one floor &c eaeh-enabilng g. give more al
tention 70, aud better assortment If ach ei,4ss If
goods than can b. found Ia any house dong genera!
business The following among the articles T.
which wedevote special attention
Honsefurnishsng Department.
LACE Il MUSLIN CUR TABLE Il PIANO GOV
TAINS, ERs
SATIN DAMASks. WAIERED M0REEN~
SATIN De LANES, OIL FURNITURE
IMPEkIAL DAMASKS, CHINIZS.
WOksTED QUILTS Cot INTER-
COTTON PANEs.
CokNICEs, TAssELs, II4ANkETS.
81. TOILET COVERINGS.
DIMITIES &c
Linen Goods Department..
LINEN sHEETINoS, rJW FL, Tow EIING.
PILLOW CASE LINENS. DIAPERS & CRASH
TABLE CLOTHS, LONG LAWNS.
TABLE, DAMAskS, Birds EYE DIAPERS,
NAPhIN>d DUYLIE~ a.
STAIR LINENS
And every variety Of SHIFTING, CoAId PANT
LINENS.
Hosiery epartmemt.
MEN : HOSIERY ANDGL0TE-,
W0MEN'S HOSIERY ANnGL0yES
CHILDREN : HOSIERY 46LONES
SHIRTS. DRAW EK-. d.
We ask inspection of stock by none bat
CASH and approved SIX MosrHs buyers--to such we
uher CREST Inducements.
GuilIou. Anderson GO.
No l47 Market 81. below 4th. Phtladelp hia-
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TAKE NOTICE,

MOORE Il HOOPER have just received one of the
wi finest and best selected assortments of Perrin
merry and Fancy articles brought into this mar-
ket The Ladies especially invited TO give Us call
noyl7
JUST received, supply of Winter Strained Lard
- Oil, superior article
noYl7 MOORE 4 HOOPER
I INoEED Oil and spirit Gas. at
IL novl7 MOORE H0OpER'S.
I ENUINE Bear Oil, White Stick pomade ius,
~ received and for sale cheap by
novl7 MOORE & HOOPER
MOORE lI0opERS Glyeeum Ointment. de-
-'A hghtful article for chapped hands, lips, dc at
MOORE & HOOPERS. on n ain
noviI near Third street.
HoSTETTER' 3 celebrated Stomach Bitters tor
sale by MOORE HOOPER
September 2, lS55.--d
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Cards! Cards I!

~ style Of beauty unsurpassed, we enabled 70
supply our friends and the public on very Short
notice. and at "A price
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SALE OF real ESTATE.


DUBLiC notice Is hereby given that the 18th
sons Banking House, the city Of keokuk, be-
lie auction the following real estate, namely Lot
and the south half Of the southeast quarter and the
east half IF the southwest quarter of section Thir
four in Township sixty five. Range six t6l west in
Clark County, Missouri. g. >. +. I, and L. s.
w s. "a, 4. 60, X. 6, Clark County, Missouri
Terms Of sale one fourth cash remainder in four.
eight and twelve months, with six per cent interest.
Title good and warranty deed given by me.
Up. EDDY
fehl3ddwtsnle By RANKIN 4 MILLER.
Agricultural Bank of Tennessee.
WE will receive the notes If the above Bank on
w deposite as other currency.
A. l.. DEMING & Co,
Bankers and dealers III Exchange, Main street
jan26dim Times and Post copy I'm
FOR SALE AT a BARGAIN.
A new three story Brick Store House, Main
"A street, Will be sold long time. Apply to
VIM ". BELkNAP,
fobStf Real Estate Agent, I'd street
ICAN AND DO
- ELL 10 the citizens Of keok uk and vicinity, FINE
- FuRNrrunE, cheaper than they can purchase IN
ST. Louis or anywhere abroad aud transport il here
Any persons doubling this invited to call at the
Gate City Furniture Rooms 1876 Main street, and
satisfy themselves of the fact. G. s. ABBOTT.
febl5d
Daniel Copson,
M ANUFAcTuRER Of Sash, Doors and Blinds
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BOOTS SHOES cosr.

WITH VT n FFN z Y WW VI N Y "
No. l47 Market st. below 49h. Ph. ladelbA
{an24dltn
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WE invite the attention If buyers - our e1ten
w sIyc and varied Ortment If
New Goods.
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DLATFORM Scales, from 700fbs and upwards II
Il farbank pattern, with and without levers, for
sale by 5. w. j. III. TUCKER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-07-10

EDITOR OF PACIFIC ADvERTIsER.-Asthe
has an eye to the interests of the portofH
well as the good of the Government, will
how the wharfage accommodations of this
be increased.
1t is a fact that now, even during the d
the wharves are often so crowded, that con-
to lie undischarged for a day or two, Bee
cannot get along side o wharf; and during
week [ saw q schooner dischargine aers
schooner, and the latter could only moor
and freight had to be landed over her stem
Why don't the Government demolish DE-
sell out water privileges to people that vii
them and build wharves?
How long will the "dog in the maass
continue, while the shipping Interests Of
suffering for want of room.
Please give the Go powers that be "s
their own honor, as well as for the intg9
commerce of the country. Yours,
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The collation. and it's attendant ceremonies used
up the time until 5 o'clock, when the guests Ieie III
order to prepare themselves for the Ball Inns came
off ut the Court House, and was opened at ~ 0 ciocA
by Their Majesties Who were present. . Among
the invited guests we noticed Her Royal Hlghness
Princess Victoria and embers of the court. near
Admiral Bruce, commanding III. B. Ms. Fleet lnrthe
Pacific. his daughter Mrs. Alexander, the ot1lcefs OF
the Monarch flagship, Capt. Marlgny ana the oilcelS
Of Fl. + Ms BRIG Of war Alcibiade. The diplomatic
and consular corps were well represented, and mann
tsined their welLknown character FOR gallantry ana
attention to 6 9 les beaux yeux." All appeared to en-
ioy themselves and no occurrence took place 20 mar
the pleasure. T'would be inyidious to single any
one lady as the belle of the evening, where all were
so beautiful. The contribution of ladies presence at
q ball, is all that can be expected from the dear crea-
lures, but the ladies of Honolulu did more, they fur
nished q table Of good things which 8" would tempt
the dying anchorite to eat.' Under the superinten--
dence of John Ladd, Esq, who deseryes-every praise,
they had made a display, such as Honolulu had never
seen equalled, and the cities of their Fatherland sur
passed. We are happy to write, full justice was done
to the fruits of the labors. Dancing was prolonged
to the
taWee sma' hours ayont the twal,"
when the assembly broke up evidently well satisfied,
and firmly ofthe belief that the 4th of July is sum"
as the anniversary of a country's birthday and the
most illustrious in the calendar of worlds history.
Owing to the paucity of the vessels in port, not
much opportunity was given for display of bunting.
The Yankee was tricked out with the French at the
fore, a worthy compliment to the land of Lafayette,
De Grasse and D'Estaing. The two
men of war in port displayed the American Ensign at
the fore.
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vessel. Expected from Foreign Ports.

Rr bar, CYNTHIA, johnson, from Puget Sound, with lumber to
johnson & Emmes. Sail about June 30.
Rr. bark Avery, LELAND, from Liverpool May 1st, assorted
mdze. 20 Il. c. Janion.
Am. ship Ceylon, Barrett, from Boston, April 10, ass'td ndze
to b. w. Field.
Am. sch vaquero, Newell, from Sydney to r. Coady i Co. :.
Am. bark Fanny Major, Lawt0n, from San Francisco to sail
about July LIST. :,
Taw. schooner Malia, King, from San Francisco, to sail about
June IS.
An. sch L. P. Foster, johnson, from Puget Sound, lumber to
Am. sch Kaluna, - from Puget Sound, lumber to Hack
Bre. brig Oahu, Wolde, from Bremen, APP. s, assorted cargo to
Melchers & Co.
& Moil.
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Later from tho U. s. s. Euwi
Arrival of the New York mail ay

The Steamship America, Capt. HudMg
the 18th inst. bringing the United Statsr
Goth with London dates to May 3h
is interesting.
In California the Vigilance Commits
tinue organized, and un to the 10th of
five persons had been sentenced to bals
California. Some had left for CaIao a
Sydney. The number ofthe members of
Committee had been increased to aboutS
rooms had been fortified and was CALI
Fort. Some 10000 Stand of arms
command, and the determination wa
city OF the gang who had so long had til
The state of affairs between IT,. Sg
does not appear quite smooth. Thep
that Mr. Champion, the British Minis
ington would be dismissed by the Amer
ment but it would not necessarily be a
1t was reported, on the day the Steamer
that he had been dismissed ,sbut we see
ted. e
A member of Congress at Washington
mia had committed homicide in kill
seryent at the hotel where he boarded,
tried soon.
The sum of 700 had been copr
relief of the Portuguese on the Cape de Y
where a famine is prevailing.
No news had yet been heard of the nj
Pacific, and there can be no doubt sae
from collision withicebergs, and, no d
be heard of her, as was the case wit
ship President, some ten years ago.
In England, peace was publicly prOc
on Trafalgar Square, with imposing mi
We can only give an abstract of the ID
as the treaty itself is any long, contains
A magnificent 1szkal Review took pb
of April. in which there were two hun
steam vessels of war, which covered, Il
a space of no less than twelve mites.
manned by upwards of SO, 900 sailors.
by the Queen and was such q 81 Int as
than England can show.
The most interesting and only move
days movements was that reserved
and this was a thorough novelty TO su.
ent generation as witnessed it. MOI Il
tention to illuminate was given in tn
programme, and consequently thous4
borne the cold and languor of the DE-
their return to distant homes before N
this grand and brilliant demonstrst
effeeted-by simultaneously lighting W 7
portfolios with blue lights. At 8 o.
the whole feet at anchor burst into Hg
the jets one above another, maintopD
and the ports of each opened at once,
glare between decks, caused an u
cheering from the shore, which was &c
back with interest from the boats of
This in the stiffness of the calm night
imposing as it was rare, and cheer upd
ded the spectacle. From nine to te
sent up thickly from the ships, and
shower upon the floating capital"