The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.

A MEEBER Of the London COLLEGE of Spr.
,.ous has written book in favor Of burn.
;ne. and against burying the dead. He sug.
,sst the following mode On gentle emf.
sspce, surrounded by pleasant grounds
a.uds convenient, well ventilated chanel
With high spire or steeple. At the entrance
xherc some Of the mourners might uref tc
take leave Of the body, are chambers for
,heir accommodation, Within the eiifee
are seats for those who follow the remains 10
the last there is also an organ and cal.
kry for choristers. In the center Of the
chapel, embelIi,hel with approytiato en-.
Nems and devices, is erected n shrine tf
marble; somewhat like those which cover
the ashes Of the great AMI mighty in our
aid cath edrals, the openings heiur filed with
rrepared glass. Within this. q scGricrt
mace intervening, is an inner shrine. c yer.
"a with bright, non radiating metal, anil
within this, again is n covered sarcoIharue
Of tempered clay, with one or more longitu-
dinal Sits near the top, extending the whole
,ngth. AS soon as the body is DEPOSITED
therein, sheets of Il i!me At an immens lv
| high temperature. rush through the | M
,pertnres from end to end and a ,tinr "a a
eombinati0n of q modified cXhYlr cen blow
nine, with IA reseryatory furunce, uJterlf cul
competelo doc0mTosA the body iu nm iucrdli.
ny short space of time: even tie lrra qnen.
,ty Of water it contains is 4 composed bv tho
extreme heat, AMI its elements instead OF
retarding. al1 combustion, as the case in
fierce conf igra ions. The gaseous pro luet.
Of combustion are conveyed away by 1ues
and means being adopted to consume any
thing like smoke, all that ia Observed from
the outside is!occasionally quivoriu-, trans
psren: ether Il atiug away from the high
seeple to m:nsle with the stmo-phyto.
CAre Hoas Yes, there it vas. that
dreaded and temVes:uous cape; tat bold
and rocky 2 omoutCry, which has been o.
the hardy mariner a ghost Of fear a.l d 'o-
ding ever since its grim on lines were rrs.
dhcovtred; there II NOW sta-I close e. -i..
bidding defiance aNAc 20 The .rtn1 .tu.tl. .a.
to the mountuia wtvc. that 4 .>As rg,i .-.
+ its surflce 4 pyrimiitI ,a-s ~,jp jts t.j-
angular front l.. lNrg tWWrls tLc y-.'lI
Gus south! The IIpru 4hn uliD7 Ttu'
o.,he SpaniqrJ's rich aal i AHcrica, i..
eempesi BORN home thar baya aP.ri'. .v.a.
turing near hnge Off IN yl,ac .'.'..l.j n...:
The haunt # the villa winds ir.N nIer. i..f
hhsr come to batter stout te.,t .rs. ell
bitter down the coinage # tie h1r't .s1-
men! Yes. there 't Wp7. r0'y tEp W's,U.
frOwnnt in hanth'y gran lau' un ,ta u,.
lie barqu' TIN. "a- crc". x Tp u- e..-' a~
pOs,ib to lis giant bi-e. T. t L4rI Aov
The waters N huge ma s's iutijn ur'a th..
sdamantint !yiaui1! ItIsuet Il.l.ant to
the ear, ;hIu;l it ulY bc'grAal TO tte yye
-.tdyrdtir' of ire il the SoifIcra >.Js
1cS- It is bclovel th>t the Turki,h Al
miraI who has 1T clos.d lis v.si: t. tai-
country, left with M snch feelings as would
Justify the suIposi ion thet III T. of war
hr his goyernm Mt VIII ever he luilt here.
lnpre sed, When he came hjide~, with the
idea that our gov'rnm N Would CJ"struc.
he ship, and ruAltl in temper by saac ..'
lay Oh it, pat to act upon thn su ss', SUBJ
squcnt offers Of modes, { ..irar- t. s.l'--
intend the construction, nui 81 'u.h high
courtesies rs the use o, uHUou"i v'>e Is t.
4 Wit naval stations. seemed iu~uH.o..,t t'
4 satisfy him. |, IS not, therefore, ~ o'"'
4 thar we shall scc tae color Of th' Tn'A
money, if indeed, his government Aava much
Just now t. spare.
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