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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01
JULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

- NEWLY IsvENfED INSTRUMENT
krne cases % deafner, called the sound mngni
{fh or, and invisible voice conductor. II o.. 80
not 10 be In the least percep,ible; the upplea.
ID of singing noises Ia the head IL eutir~Dy re-
SIOria instsnt relief 10 deaf persons, sud ,ns.
|hear dist ncily at cbur ,bes and At public
bal stlent-nce n not necessary. State n I've NJ
Intended for a lady Of gentleman. hessrs.
10 iiicians and aurists, 80 nbemsrle street, Pho.
bite the York Hotel, London, Ensland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01
EXCURSIONS.

TIL OF JULY ON THE OCEAN.-rARTIHS AND FA
r miles reminded Of the facilities afforded by the regu
lar trips of the sea seambos sokEAMEk Caot Charles
GERMAN enol the most pleasant sails of
avoid the crowd and eonfusioa usually attending
public eycurous The steamer leaves pier D. between 40
binson and Barclay streets r. every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday morning ga O'clock I9r Fire Island Islp,
Belrpor every Monday Wednesday FRIDAY
ing 3. clock touching above, arriving In New York
about O'Clock +. The fine baLhug, hshing cunning
Ac iogeher with the splendid ,iels and private
which abound the whole roe aso the opportunity
OF enjoying few the bosom of "od ocean, render
this he delightful and healthy trips connected
with New York. Fare 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01
POLITICAL,

orr wARD.AI MEEn .s, OFT y NINTH MIN wAsD
syeSs sns Of
II as % sa.nf sm u. ne can
s H NJ hs
ceriSsd copy me enrolment signed BY samuel Rowland
: msoa & y a W. aa e.. " o ~
I'll S: S
For frssidsssS ~. ssndss / shaw; u...- v,....
Thomas Ben Gilbert POEss lanes !a y, Iaae
nsSn Tu%as
WAN H.sss Samuel Frye
On motion o. Henry .Sianss Esq, the following rs'o'
Resolved Thai the warmet hani Of tho democracy the
n Ere ssn ds 20 the Sa Of s.
The people last fail for The s assdy attention n - integrity Of
cratic ELECTORS Of ,a ward and as blight
n: s ne nse VII as
smbee and resolutions adopted :: ne .oe.lsd Democratic
R.guo::n 0cDssncn convened o. iammsny Han on Ss
Bsmosrsc ERuss.n osns; 0%% ea Of The city and
semsy ssr aforesaid grss nSs and 5ssca lou That shs
cs ae vi.
surprise iAss msnbs's Of would ens.a ou,t %
ssS VIE :ssss@: ran
crisy pretended patriotism o. thoss celebrated
RssS.sd That heartily approve Q. the conduct q q:
Iestlature and a lime serving Governor.
s: e Ss Sn nsn
ossd 20 The mscsnsry Of party aea ny our prssndsd po
70 personal axgrandlemen.
no and
we renew our adherense hereto and our pledges Of
motion that now adjourn TO Monday evening" July 8.
''D'' WILL lam J. BRrsLEY. Chairman pro tenn
s4nIrn D. r SnS AhsDALh Secretaries pro tenn.
1OTg wARD.-AT 4 NETTING ov THE TENTH
III Ward Democratic Republican Association, held the
Tenth ard Hotel the 10Th day of June 1881, in accsrd
on hs s
gentlemen were duly elected officers of The assocaton
Vice Presidents John = NEG wan, Louis Burger.
sSesre@resJIrhhi,p r; S Tin LOUIS L. 'uiee.
-DN''. 0 ISABEL REED. Chairman pro .em.
P PenAsI 8T r1RSrH' INSPECTORS.
D' 0'u'' o. Inc 'AAi P Pnf1Tp F. SMITH Secretary
O1sT WARD DEMoCR ATTIC REPUBLICAN AssoCrA.
ton will meet this evening at Got,ers corner Of Thirty
organization. The members Of several committees win
7. De ba' Lacy, Sseerstarie'.
s,slD wARD.-AT A MEETING OF THE DEMO RATIO
~ enrolled voters Of the I'd ward, he at tn house Of
street Monday evening JaSs q Isl pursuant
Of Which wilson small !. Chairman, john rpoe, one Of the
members of said General Committee was called To the char
teers The 70 lowing persons duly officers Of
the associs tom
President--Garret II. Striker, Jr
Vice Presdenis-Edward Timpson, James Walsh.
SPONTANEOUSLY. j. q Kenny, John 4. Fay.
THOMAS HIGGINS, ,x.po..
DAVID l. CHAThIELD, 4 'o"ofS.
AT 4 LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING or
"A the Thirteenth ward National Republican Democratic
Association held their rooms, Clinton ST.,
zer chairman, the following officers lnimous
y elected h g. Newkrk, Presideat; j. A. Fiack. Vice
Presd.nt; VIM. Yates, j. s. Hech, Secretaries; John
Frazier treasurer Cornelius WOOD sergeantst arms; John
h. sos-r A A. Walker, inspectors 81 Election motion
the following committee appointed TO draft crns uti
for tie government OF the association and report Monday
evening, July 6yohn Moser, Alex Proutooi Hunter,
Garnet NJ. LOSER, Wm Yates \. Walker, IL A fack BY
order, RICHARD @. kkwKIRR, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01
DENTISTRY

kY.--DR Y. q. DURKIN, CANAL STREET,
farick. told No lTS, new ssiD invites sttenion 70
|auccessful experience. Daily operations With the
Irnless bcnumbinx .rens tncs src-xngl. pr~ventiaf
|foe~ underAis
kwoON CONTINUES To MANUFAoTORE
srtifcisi teeth on fefsouahlh terms. Teeth, on
atmospheric plates, from SO 10 $50 per set
>rrtcf with or without rxtrlrtag the fcos
J. q. WOOD, 1872 Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

an AETROLogIyP THar BzAra rHs wOSi.i
"A ave thousAnd dollars reward h offered " any
an surpass Mad CLIFTON Ia giving oorrori
svenis particularly losses Law suits and ~ orsins
aae alfc gives lucky nun 5erS. any person wshug
nf1rrinton Of any knf world d. vel 70 csl .rt -.
urAl cited lsfy. y. B.-f,hs Ne no honb1s. Cabstt
gdrrseives EesteRos Ies orcaezt srea bssvesn
and Stanton strees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES suBSCRIBER INFORMS TIM
- pubic that the Pavilion Hotel, Fort Washington,
for he reception of boarsrs aud visers This
large airy and pleasant and nothing will be len rndons
''' ' " $50 '''' " ~ TAOS DAVIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

MARINE PAVILION, ROCKAwAY. l.. 1.-THE
M above house opened the "a inst, and II
ready for the reception ~ II ha. been
rated and step taken 10 the comfort and
public To those who have visited pavilion
for only necessary sui
continues ownership Immediate manage
men of The Messrs BAlNBRIDGE Stages connect with no
and 10 A. NJ and and 40 p. A. train, from he rouh far
Ro~kaway baggage will attend to orders len ~
10 Broadway a. Clr street, New York. 70 Fulton sree
Brookyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

k'oK sAnM, In Y0Ns ERs-A TWO STORY bAsnMENT
miles from Hunts Bridge and ~ miles from the village
Of onkers, high land, with good barn, and fruit Of
kinds For apply the premises 10 4 GROIN
nEIlIN, ii VAndam street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY l. 1857.
SALES OF REA. ESTATE.

SALES OF HEAL ESTATE.
Ql COO FOR SALE oR,ExCHANGE-A MOST DE-.
Soo los:s s .SS one an OF u ssl
be-, q hin. and syssrps: good hArbor Steamer splendid
A.JoY HOPPE, az Broadway.
H5.ZUU. and lot No "a fhra .vsnus.rsnt: Tor $50
ss ws% street Of j. shea Or Il iGi East Forty eighth
A NEW AND MODERN COUNTRY HOUSE AT sPUv.
a ten Duyvi ten minutes walk from the depot with
ss s ii HUM 'n's ssS's
A FARM CONTAINING s. ACRES FOR SALE OR Ex.
Saans and VII q
soId Win or Without sAe crops. Inquire OF JL TAhakk
- Situated on the corner Of Han and washir gtca
streets Of hat driving VILLAGE The bss ocsoa for busness n
and dwsnns VIZ SrioS bake house r..r o and
Apply ooS
PANY, $50 Front street
COUNTRY kEsIDRNon FOR sALE.Ar IRyINGroN.
e One ssn
stor, hou nine rooms cellar hne water Price s2oo 81 M
passing i%ss ; :% A.;
aRs
ssfs: .srh two n nice s
n aersn, dc 100
improved land mills water oowsr village and city property
rom, we dwslInss Two S.r1s 6 Splendid view city
Of Newark ADD announcing eountryprice $1,000 part
cash. Of the finest land good variety OF tru this
vii double In value In six years Apply to j. VANDERBILT
Fulton street. Office open 8to o'clock Patronage solicited
In the real esta'e business
UNOR .sALB-Ar FORT LEE, BEAUTIFUL PLACE
of 20 with b, and outbuildipgs we'll situated
for business OF Now York. Fruit Of sl kinda steamer
leaves foot Spring street day At 10 and O'clock For
particulam inquire 1t NORTHROP 4 NOKTHRuPS law
ENOR SAILOR WILL BE EXCHANGED FOR FARM
Wes-Three and lots, we'll loo sed
III Brookyn Long Island For particulars inquire OF KINHON
&HASBROUCk, 81 Church street New York.
ENOR sALE-FOUR VALUABLE LOTS WITH SIX
T. houses hem, in the Fourteenth wa Of the city Of
New York VIII sell them separate Or geber Can remain
on bond and mortgage Inquire OF WIN. J. COLy, 46 Ma
rion street, N. Y
DIOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE ON THE NORTH
river the city by railroad and gree steamboats,
daily; good house garden fruit getsbles shrubbery.
Location and river view unsurpassed. t0 Apply 10 Nc
CRAKEN BROS, No SO Wall street, room No l5
DIOR sac CHEAP AND TERMS EAsY-A SPLENDID
farm OF l0S 80 acres OF havy timber land of the
best quality the remainder In rich soil under cultivation, with
growing valuable for It's high pleasant aud healthy 10
cation with several of water running through IT, abou
four miles from Bouno Brook Station a. the Delaware and
sey about hour York Inquire ct
lS6 purt street, of Warren South Broodlyn.
LIUK sADk, In YONk ERs-A TWO STORY BAsAMxNT
wo miles Hunts Bridge and ~ miles from the village
Of onkers, high land, with good barn, and fruit OF
1EIIN. II vandam street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

NEW YORK AND CONVEY IsfAn1, LANDING ~
IN Fort HAnilicn.The and splendid steamer AURORA
Capt AIMING smith l leave as so1oys for De :c.son'.
49, ssd ~ sPd p. p. pier ~ I Moro ~, ,,c9
n Fare For Hamilton and Coney Island. % cens fu
which ticket will be- given ru Tor fare children
The public cautioned thai debt VIII be recognized a.
agains the unless contracted
Mrlten order Dy one OF lhe owpree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

CEA BATHIr9.-METROPoLIrAN HOTEL. LONG
- Branch, N. J u open for The reception 81 vers
J.H.Ar w. OOOPEk, Proprstorn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

UlCHIIELD sPRINGs, OTsK0o CoUNrY-THR Pro
II pretor sf the American 10 ri respectfully informs his
old patrons and all such desire line healthy beauliul
scenery good fishing Tine rides and he eradication Of chro
c and diseases from their by the Of
the suph water of Rcheh sprags that he has mnh
enlarged and Improved his hotel several large airy bed
baths have been added. his hot 10
In respects equal 10 the best and his charges moe
able.
RchGeld Springs ia some 500 feet above 9 water 10
val amidst surrounding only miles OF
Albany, thirteen south Of srkner IN The I'm mediate veuy
OF the beauu lakes OF Osero and schuyler hero
lakes Astounding with fish within hours rice Of
the merican
Visitors VIII always End prlvstaponveyances Al Herhimsr
station they avail themselves of the daily which
convey the mail hicheh Springs that wishing
the Springs leave the city Yorh The evening
reach The Springs the aerrooa OF the day
those leaving morning reach the
VIM q. JOHNSON, Propr.s,oT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

WANTED-A PARTNER, wTTd saO0l ~ = LIQUOR
w business which. BY invention, rnst maxi nJney.
Address A. O., boz NO. 49, Herald ofbce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

MANSION HOUSE, LOEG BRAEUH. N. J., Is NOW
m open and ready for the reception o guess Tho sbovo
house has been newly decorated and step vixen
the comfort and convent, boarders
hundred yards the shore fronting Tho
four. dred feet will accommodate three hundred
boarder- Boats leave foot Of ,bInson street daily.
SAUL LAIRD, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01
SUMMER RESORTS.

MOUNTAIN HONE-TANNERsviLLE, 6nKENE OoUN-
wi ~, New York--Ths we'll known hotel having been
thoroughly rebuilt and refurnshee since the past season 70
open and prepare for The reception o. sssrs sns
Mountain HouseJ surrounded by tho most sublime scenery.
with abundance Of game, In the immediate
vicinity sbounding with trout renders this most delightful
resort for parties from the pursuit Of health
pleasure. NORMAN X. GRAY, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

mo HAITrRs-goR sALF, THE FIXruRhs AND
iooe OF store, consisting OF counters. ses ia
O. w. BOaERT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

BAKERY AND DWELLING AT TARRYrOWN FOR
ID Situated on the corner Of MAN and washir gta
Of that thriving village; the best ocAon for business
The place The consist Of and attic store
and dwelling With brick bake house the Of lot and The
low and on accommodating terms Apply to HOLT CON.
PANY, 80 Front street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

hTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS TO TaE saA SIDE
# House, Rockaway Beach. --Sseamer MAYFLOWsR vii
rake excursions the above place. leaving CAharns
alp at A. NJ and p n touching At pier sor,h river
leaving Rockawny Beach at lrll A. NJ and ~ NJ Fare
% GEMS each .sy SUNDAYS eayes csiharins zip at A
Week days Caiharne slip at4P. NJ; Rockaway Beach A.
NJ Monday mornings Csthrins slip "a A. n; RockAway
Beach7 M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

DEMAND BOARD wANrsD-GY A GRNTLEM Az
and his wife with well furnished apartrnens having
bot and cold water and psures Lection Fourta ave
atove Thirish CndOublsi reference r,qur
I'd aud given None nesd wh1se Dls ions
rot precaely ne above spcciird address. ~a3ns terms
which must Lot exceed SIS moah boa 800 Posi 0Lce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

ITO TAttORS ACTOR SALE A VALUABLE AIfOR
ing and senemsn's furnishing establi hment with stock
fixtures Euud will OF the IL " OF the odet
and best established st0ree IN Brooklyn and one OF the
will remain Sufficient ten eth time that n'rDiuc
hor be given he REGULAR customers. Full parc trs
hs had At No 80 Fulton street, BrO1klyn a. W.
PIrKNEY'S. No. Warren street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

Nl One or two families may obtain superior rooms,
with board at this commodious residence, delightfully."- located
high ground oommandiDs magnificent view Of the bay
narrows, and only eight minutes walk from the ferry
grounds In orchard and garden. Large
Bile and carriage house. Excellent bathing Apply " or
address Marble House, New Brighton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

DOB SALE OR ExCHANGR-sIx THREE sT)ay
brick and brown stone basement modern built houses 10
mly. Only In good oAtona in this city need be
William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01
COUNTRY kEsIDRNoE FOR sALK-Ar IRvINGroN.

ENOR .SAI.D-AT FORT LEE BEAUTIFUL PLACE
Of 20 acres with b. and outbuildings we'll situAte
for business OF New York. Fruit of al kinda steame
leaves foot Of Spring street day at and oeock Fo
particulars inquire 1t NORTHROP 4 NOKTHRUP'S Law
oAO0 = Wall A8eet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

THE oCkAN HOUSE, sHREWsBURY LON9 BRANCH.
viii be opened Tor the season on Monday nett June ~.
s.hi bosrders. WIN be pad By bspl A. H. nAo01RTY.
PreprieDr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

TINTED STATES HoTxI. Loro BBANcH, n. j., wrLL
be open for tss Ju.e m mis- house has ben
enlarged furnished and improved this and psna
vill be sparsd " ~Ass frs class hoslnF and sunnss
4. a. " CRATuR Pyoprietav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

U,oa sAIE-w. J. CoEy's LARGE PACKING BOX IA
tablishment-1be owner has carried on The business
about thirty years. there four crcusr and uprfh
good engine and boiler, all good order the Iot
thirty by hundred WIN -four story IRE proc
brick shop the frame buling in front In
feet Title Oft he remain on bond and mortgage
Inquire the premises. 20 Maroon street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

NrTw ROUTE TO RoCKAwAY.-THE s1xANES NAY.
~ FLOWER viii commence Der regular trips between New
York aud RockNway Aturay June 7 leaving Csthane
alp ai y Nj; feavirr Sen side House 81 u. ON
Sunday, leaving CAhsrine slip si A NJ aud pier No. NJ
81 A NJ, and leaving Roadway A., r. ~ Stages In
attendance TOR Far Hocsavay Fire N SIDE House. 10
ce1s. FARE through, rs cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

EN0R SALE Oh ExCHANGn-A BEAUrIrUL .Duv
try residence situated Bath house. Long IL
containing about n Acrea double house harm, carriage
house. &C., With very choice variety Of fruit ~ all
kinda Inquire of JACOB OARPENfRR, ~ Exchange piAoo
from ii till O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

oQn GREENwfCg STREET, MAR CHAMBgRS-
DUU All Msdsne NAD n the wonder o. ne ase; she
has study connected wh phreaoory when snaoes her 70
el chsrac ard circumstauce shetner ~ VII
be wealthy whom you will ant aston shes 81 WHO
visit her She assisted BY Maisme De Gore, ne c>eersea
csirvoyabt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

EVOR SALE OR EXCHANGE HOUSES AND LIT ~ az
leo feet In Foyth treet Canal 70 be so or ex
changed for small dwelling house In Hohokan Williams
bug vicinity. Address J. U, boz 4,65l Post ohca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A HANDSOME BLArK MARE FOR SALE HANDS
"a high free stylish and pleasant driver 1--WE years old in
July trot In So minutes; from Vermont of the
Manchester Black Hawk stick sound Kind price S25
Inquire OF BepJ Abro the and sugar IS Division
street. hldridge
The Washington union., 1857-12-04

no reforms had ever been tolerated. we should
now have trials by battel and by compurgators,
and women banished or hung for the supposed
crime Of witchcraft, and sedition laws TO pun
ish men for speaking evil of dgnitaries. If nothing
accomplished but bringing the laws together
in one volume, the proposed code would be a great
gain. But in our Judgment the codifiers have pro-
posed very great and useful improvements, alike
beneficial 70 all and injurious to none, whether the
present laws and practice unsettled or not, about
which we differ in opinion from our correspondent;
To he Editor Of ae Union. hH %
In your article Of the 26th inst ON the code of
this District is the following 'It Is probable that in no
place within the Union is the iaw, and he ace under IT.
so uasaied and uncertain as in this District
This truly startling language and would seem TO Inn
ply state of benighment truly astonishing for those
living in the capital city OF the nation law unsettled
which has been adudicated under for fifty hundred
years Law uncertain which has been interpreted and
sustained in the decisions of the United States Supreme
Court This Is bold charge, and would mean either
that lawinakers very obtuse men, making laws
with no meaning in them, that courts superior
and Inferior after many years OF labor and study were
unfortunate as to be unable to give light on subjects
similarly treated of and easily understood in other places
We think you will admit neither of these not the first
because the who framed Maryland statutes, and
the men who framed the British statutes, on and from
which many Of the Maryland drawn were men whose
ability will gainsay the other because the de-
cisons of courts will compare avoraby with any In
the Union IT. then, the fault lies neither in the law
makers nor in the expounders of the law 1t must be In
the law ITSELF which is not only the here but every
where and always unsettled and uncertain until time and
Interpretation make certain and give to 1t stability If
have been fifty years under our present sys-
tenn of law and still in the dark what dreary pros
pect we have for the next fifty to If we adopt the
code, which Is likely to consume not only fifty years
in exponding it, but which in one short section sweeps
off the work of fifty years past Law, you will admit is
thing of slow growth and has in past history been
very cautiously handled by of the first class of ab
ity because of the vast Influence it exers human so
ciety especially such ours, where 1t is the only mas
ter and where when doubtful and untried it acts most
nurousy We confess that in these late days some of
States have been overtuning their old landmarks
but with what improvement perhaps some of the dark
lists of crime and disorder explain which meeting
our eyes in the daily prints We desire to such
Improvements in this District and hope you will not add
your influence to sweep away present system because
there may be some things which need alienation, but
which be done singy and deliberately by Congress
"a DISTRICT DEMOCRAT"
NOVEMBER 20, 1851 s
The Washington union., 1857-12-04
THE SLAVE TRADE.

The Scourge, paddle-wheel steamsloop arrived
at Spithead, England, the l4th ult, from the Cape
of Good Hope and West Coast Of Africa stations.
She reports the slave-trade becoming quite brisk on
the coast of Africa. Her Maesty's screw steamsoop
Alecto has captured four savers lately, one with
small quantity of specie on board for the purchase
of cargo. Her Majesty's sloop Sappho had driven
one SLAYER on shore and rescued $50 slaves; about
1850 more were reported to be drowned and missing.
The SLAYER was afterwards burnt she lay on the
beach ae
The Washington union., 1857-12-04
A DREADFUL SPECTACLE.

1t viii be remembered that the Russian line-of- bat
tie ship Lefort lately capszed at MONDAY in the bay
of Finland, carrying down twelve hundred persons,
of whom nearly four hundred were females. A diver
lately descended to the wreck, and referring to this
writer in the London Times from ST. Petcrsburgh
says:
'Such persons as were on deck at the time were of
course at once washed away but the divers found
less than 100 coses in the cabins between decks and
in the hold of the vessel all cnging to portion of
the bers of the ship TO each other The horror of
this fearful sight appears to have been aggravated by the
circumstance that the bodies already far gone in de-
composition and with few exceptions the eyes were
wide open and garng The effect of this dreadful spec
tce on the divers such that of them totally
unable for many days to recount the ghastly he
had witnessed down in that hive of purifying corpscs
and on his persistent refusal to repeat his visit there
sent home. l." lA t4