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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-07
Hin Ware.

Tln Ware ] RRnSs'S5D R @.9::: 5:s: S:; F., o::$ ::; sS general assortment of zsszsssS ySssg 2 s1s%~ss}II French and American se1zsffs s ss NNTttst3 Tinned-lron and JA- - <szsrssg = 9f9y-F TANNED WARE. -.s------esssssssss,ss Timed Iron Basins, H-<sss--e1g sss.E--.s1a' l flesh forks, ladies and rrHHT7TTifr-1T-- skmmers.
 Timed Iron tea, table and basting spoons; '' $ egg whips and scers;
 |" " sauspans different sizes; |" 6 brass snutfers; {" {" Jappaned candle sticks and lamps. . Spittoons, spice boxes, sugar boxes, dust pans, large and small geaters, pepper boxes match safes, coffee and tea canisters, and variety of articles too numerous to mention All of which will be sold at extreme low prices for cash by
 J. BRlSBlN, at the
 Stove and Tin shop. Feb. 9, 1860. 3m. Markham street.
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OFFICE OF RECEIVER, Or REAL ESTATE BANK OF ARKANSAS.
 Lutle Rock, March l4th, 1860. ) NOtice is Hereby Given

Not1ce IS Hereby Given,
 HAT under the order of the Chancery
 court ot Pulaski county, made on the 20ti oi Apfii, leoo, the bonds of the State of Arkan. sas' issued to the Real Estate Bank, Letter G. nunioered from l to 300, dated Ist January, le40 slsned py J. S. Conway, Governor, countersiened oy John Hutt, Treasurer, and the coupons signed o A. Ia,Fls, Cashier. known as the hvpothe- payment of any demands due the Rant nf ,d whatever. VI any hihu
 GORDON N. PEAY, Reeas,r
 uoroh 9, ,seo A R. E. Bank of Arks.
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New Advertisement.

New Advertisement. GEO. s. MORRISON has just returned XE from New York and is now receiving part of his Spling and Summer stock, consisting of the following articles
 Orsandie Robes;
 {" Musins;
 Printed
 Lawns and Brilliantes; Superior lot oi Prints;
 Linen Drills and Checks for clothing; Gents and Youths Hats of all kinds; The largest and best assortment of Stone Gran te China ever brought to this market. March II
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R&I.Jroads

nN the 18th day of April, 1860, will be NJ sold at public aucon without serve, about one half of the choicest lots owned by the Misss- sipi, Ouacht, and Red River Railroac Company at Ferguson's Point on the MisSissp ppi river, being the Eastern Terminus of said road. A plan of the embryo city can be seen by calling Capt. W. Dayi son, Chief Engineer or tine road at the above point. One half of the purchase money will be quircd to be paid in cash, on the day of sale and the remainder on the lst day of January, A. D. le6l notes bearing ten per cent interest from date. Six miles of the road, by the day ol sale will be completed, and the cars running across the Bayou Mason.
 A better chance for the investment of capital was never presented; the prospects of the rapid com pletion of the road through the bottom are such lcavs doubt that it will be soon ill actual op- eraton. city will spring up in few years that will rivll Memphis i'll commerce and importance, and lots which will for five hundred dollars on the day of sale will ill that time be worth is many thousands.
 JAS. THOS. ELLIOTT,
 President M 0. X k. E. Railroad
 N. B. All who hold certificates of paid Stock will be entitled to a free passage the cars, on the day of sale and they respectfully invited to avail themselves of this invitation to be present. March 3l, lr60. 3w J. T. l..
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MORNING, APRIL I, 1860.
T> Il E BANG WAR A AT THE
 ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.
IN NEIV XQpL Ciu,N

AN NEW ORk CITY.
 II allofds us pleasure to announce to the people that III 'he investigation of the merits of the Pro- bang treatmes't, in cases of Lung diseases, Bron- chlts' consumption, Ulcers and Tubercles in the Lungs ana Throat before the Academy of Medi- elne lh the City of New York, that the only sure treatment the sick aillictedwith Lung, Throat and oneSt ,I qlseases' can rely upon, is that of kADW Af H 5 RENOVATING RESOLvENT, aided with RADWAY'S READY RELIEF and RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS.
 Inhalation has been proved deceptve and unsafe the Probang uncertain and danrerous-the old school practice unreliabc-but in every case where hauWay Remetles hay Q been tried they hay e been em,nehtiy successful. Let them, therefore who are rapidly sinkns and wasting away, cheer up.
 Ii you have diseased Lungs, ulcerated rhroats, Bronchitis or Consumption, RADWAY'S RENO WAITING RESOLVENT will check the progress of the disease and prolong your life
 RADW Al $ RENOYATING RESOLVENT
 Is THE GREAT CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY,
 And possesses
 NEW LIFE CREATIVE PRINCIPLE, FahLs oLD soREs' rusIFIEs THE BLOOD, INsTILL WITHIN TIE SYSTEM RENEWED REALTH AND RESOLVES AND ENTERMINATEs ALL CHRONIC AND CoNsTIrU- TIoNAL DISEASES
 This great and glorious remedy should be hailed by the human race as special gift from the Al | iighbV, to fS9enefGte dIlapldated humanity. DRs. RADwAY Co.,, are the only Physicians and Chemists in the world that have succeeded in dis covering 9 remedy that will eliectually eradicate | from the human system constitutional diseases and ailments, tran snltted from parents to their children l .3--AoN 4 ; RENONATING RESOLVENT will radically extermnate from the system scRoFuLA, CANKERs, SYPHILIS, FITS, | FEVER SORES, RUNNING rom the EAR | ULCERS, WHITE sWEIIJNGs | SORE EYES, TUMoRs SORE LEGS, DANGEROUS AFFECTIONS | SORE MOUTH, NODES, | SORE HEAD, RICkETS, | INSANITY, GRANULAR sWELLINGS, | BRONCHITIS, NIGHT SWEATS, ALL DISEASES OF THE CONSUMPTION, | WOMB, RASH TErTER, | PRoLAPsuS UTERl, iUMoRs OF ALL KINDS ! SKIN DISEASES, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, l sALTREEUM, DYSPEPSIA
 And alldseases that have been established in the system for years.
 PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
 GJ' Sold by Druggists Everywhere. =r1
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McLean's Strengthening Cordial

Ntli effect ga 'ly cure
 LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, sEAsES, OF THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES ARIS- ING FROM A DIsoRDERED LIVER OR STOMACH, DYSPEPSIA,
 Heartburn Inward Piles, Acidy Sickness of the Stom- ach, Funess of Blood the Head, Ili Pain Swimming in the iead PaWa' ion of fhe Heart, Illness or N eight The stomach, Sour Eucatiors, thOking CT Suhocaiing Feeling when lying down. Dryuess Ne!o~ness of the Skin and Eyes, eh Sweas, Inward Fe,er> Psln in The Small of the Back Side Sudden Flashes of Heat, Depression of spirits Fngtfu Drean, Langor, nespon- denry or N.ryou Di>ease Sores CT otche on skin, and Fever and Asue GOT Fever. II will also diseases o the Bladder and Womb, such as Seminal ton Weakness of the VI omb Bladder, Whites etc.
 There is no Mistake About it. This Cordial will never fail to cure any of the above ds if taken directions each bottle, Tn Gennan English and French.
 Over Million of Bottles Have been sold during the last si month and in no In then will suffer syeaanes, debility, when McLean's rengtheBng Cordial will cure you!
 To the Ladies.
 Do von wish 10 be heaiiy sougl Then al once, and get some Mclean, Cordial Il will treng hen and gorr our whole system, healthy and pure rosy b.ooni of heath 10 mount C. your cheek again cry bottle warranted to give satIsfactlon
 For Children.
 We say to parents if your children scky, puny, or allie ed with complaints prevalent among chhden gte tbem ma qnan fly of ucLean's Cohia and 1t VIII make them hea thy, fat, and robust Delay not moment' try H and you wth be convinced.
 It is Delicious to Take. CAuTroN.-Belyareo of drpgg>ts deaes who may fry to ealn upon ,ou some iile or Sarsspaa trash. which they lou, che ap saying ias good ANold 'uch ae5 k far NcLeat reng' henine Cordial, and take nothlng else IL is inc only remedy tat wi purify the blood and the me sengtt en the sys'en One tablespoonful taken every mon,i t4stlng Is eer tain pre-, enye Cholera ll> and Fever eiiow Fever or any prevalent disease II Is put up in large bottles Pr.ce only sl per bottle, or bottle, for g.
 Sole Proprietor of this Cordial,
 Also 'IcLean' Volcanic ol b i.lolment, Illa
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New Orleans and Arkausas River p.o,,s.

THE excellent steamer, QUA ~n> PAW, J. COIL ADAMs, Master, -Eszsss Will run during the season in the above trade Al lusinessentrtsted toher will be faithful attended to
 Oct. g. 1852 6m
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SlOO REWARD.

| $lO0 REWARD. DANAWAY from the subscriber, ,S
 Ia living at Cut Off, Drew county, Ark, on SE the 27th Dec. 1859, negro fellow, named -Ss WALLIS. Said negro is 2s or % years old, and weighs about 90 pounds It is believed he will attempt to reach a free State, and has, probably been taken off by whit-man. l vii! pay the above reward if the negro is apprehended ill free State and secured so that 1 can get him again. or $50 if apprehended in this State. Said boy is about feet, or inches high, and of black complexion. Jan IS, l860 4m* BENJ. COLLINS. A RUNAWAY.
 WAS this day committed to the Area
 W kansas State Prison, by the sheriff ofsa Arkansas county, a runaway negro man. who -AN says his name is SIMEON. The said negro man is quite black, is feet, inches high, weighs 6o lbs. and says he belongs Mrs. Reynolds, living about l3 OF 1 miles from Richmond in Madison parish, Louisiana.
 The owner of said runaway negro man is re- quested to come forward, prove property, pay char ges, and take him away, lie will be dealt with | according to law
 Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 25th, 1859. ll-l2m.
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LUST received and for sale C % brs Flour 20 < White Whisky; % 1s brs' ''
 bris Plttsburg Cream Ale; 10 Molasses;
 l Blackberry Brandy; l Holland Gin;
 l '' Peach Brandy;
 Strawberry Brandy 9 dog Baltimore Cove O Oystcrs; 9 boxes Cod Fish. March A JOHN COLLINS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-07

rNHE greatest remedy in the world This cordial is dis ! titled hery known only 10 myself, and chemI, calv combined ot The most valuable medicinal roots herbs and known the mind oi viz BLOOD RooT BI AcK RoOT, WHD CHERRY BARK, MELLOW Dock, BANpttIoN. SARsAP.RiLA ELDER Flow with others, poduc ne the most uiabe remedy for e restoration of health known. l. is naure'S own remedy, curing dis- C. bv natuial laws. When taken, hrence felt eourg through every vein Of body, pur ing and ceersns circulation of the blood lt nentraN2es any bilious the stomach and strengthens the whole or ganzaiioi-
 Nnnr-n-,,,c. est,.ai, o.l l a1,i,ne Cordial
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Oats, Oats.

COME quick and supply yourselves with A Oats for Seed or for fee |, out of a lot of 300 bushels received and for sale consignment cheap for the cash in hand, by
 MAIch 10 BERGMAN & CD.
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TSEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL-A o superb assortment of Extra finished Buffalo
 Hair Brushes, Boot, Cloth and Hat Brushes, Buff. falo, Shell and Rubber Toilet and Dressing Combs:
 l. k. and Shell Side, Puff and Tuck Combs: Rub- Der Bonnet Combs; Tooth and Nail Brushes: l. R. Shell and Ivory Fine Combs; Comb Cleaners etc, etc., in great variety and of all prices and qualities, just opened at HENRY,S March
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''o 0Il77 "7i i"'t1N N' '1'" ECI "IIl' "lH'
 TO ADVERTISERS

To persons desiring to advertise the True Demo- crat certainly presents stronger inducements than any other paper in the State. It has by far the largest subscription st-is very generally read in every county. With list of over six thousand regular subscribers, is read by not less Ilan ten or twelve thousand persons every week. The True Democrat, therefore, presents to the public the best medium for interchangeable most remu- neratiVe.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-07
HAVANA CIGARS !!

HAVANA CIGARS! THE undersigned would respectfully call l the attention of his friends and the public in general, who love to smoke
 Genuine Havana Cigars To his large and well selected stock consisting of
 Ao,Ooo Of Imperals, Regalias, Brtapicas, Regaias Cilin- dradas, Regalias Lond.es, Media Regalas, Regalas Chicas. Conchas, Conchitas,
 Magnifcos, Londres, Regentes,
 Graciosas, Paper Cigarettes,
 etc., etc., etc, etc., IMPORTED DIRECT FROM THE FOLLOW
 ING MANUFACrORIEs:
 Cabanas, SeyiIiiana,
 Cinto de Orion, La Glanadin Lizzie, Fl Rio Seila, Dolce far reute, Alhambrl, Washington, Jefferson, Wm Rufus King, La Confanza, Fl Sol, Cervantes, Chulrucs Carolina, Coloso le Santiago, Cuatro Sobrina, La Ferdnanda, Estaniiio, La G iora, Fl
 Talismam, Escoces;,, Rio Hondo
 Uque7, Flor de Rio
 Seco, Anbal,
 etc, etc, Also, Genuine Imported Turkish Smoking To- bacco of the choice Brand 'sveniie," and ditto ditto, "Surinam'' Varinas Canaster of the crop of lS50-the mdest and healthiest Smoking Tobacco existing in the world for sale at the lowest prices by
 B. BERNAYS,
 Markham street.
 REMOVAL! THE undersigned woald respectfully in- Il form his friends and the public generally, that he has removed from his old stand in Mr. J. A. HENRY's Store, to more commodous rooms in Ashley's Brick Row, on Markham Street, OPPOSITE S. II. FUCKERS REIMBURSEMENT. where he will continue to keep the C H OI E $ T BRA NDS
 Of Genuine Imported HAVANA CEGA1s. And all other articles necessary for smokers. Thankful for past favors, he would solicit con tinuance of the patronage liberally bestowed on him heretofore. E. BERNAYS Little Rock, March 2l, 1860.
 Brides and Saddles. A FINE lot of Saddlery assorted, just A received and for sale by March 2l FIELD X DOLBY.
 ADAMS 6 SNUGGS, HAS just received per steamer Sky \ Il Lark
 10 brls Boone Mills White Wheat Flour; 10 |" Rose Hill Mills St. Louis; 40 bushels St. Louis extra fine Corn Meal; brls White Whisky;
 ' Common Whisky;
 2 American Brandy;
 l '' fine Apple Vinegar;
 2 l" White Beans; brl Crushed Sugar; l |" Dried Apples;
 , !" Green Apples;
 , l" Irish Potatoes;
 l" Seed Sweet Pototoes; !" Iiominy; 1000 lbs Bacon Hams and Sides; ? brls Crackers; Butter and Soda; l !" Sour Krout; We also have Star Candles, Tes, Tobacco, Sc gars, Coffee. Sugar Molasses, Mackerel, Smoked nerr1ngs, Cod Fish, Oysters, Sardines, Candies, hlce' Cheese, and great many other things too numerous to mention, which we will sell cheap for cash. March 2l, la60.
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LADIES' CATERS;
 <" LACE BOOTS;
 :" POLKA BOOTS; (: BUSKINS and SLIPPERS; {; | Or any style of Ladies' Shoes that may be called for will be made to order at the shortest notice Misses and Childrens' Shoes also attended to with the utmost care and dispatch March T. ls60 MRS. $. A. JACOBL
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LADIES SHOE STORE.

' AM now manufacturing Ladies' Shoes \ in the neatest and most desirable style make superior
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THE TRUE DEMOCRAT
 Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY J II N SON & YERKES $
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Transient advertisements will be inserted for Sl per square, [ten lines or less,) for the first inser toa, and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion.
 Merchants advertising by the year will be charged Professional cards and other advertisements, not
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Soule s bury S c hools.

Comm, SSl0RerS. March 3l, lS60 2w Cost of adv. $6 50.
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r''' For Horses and other Animals

Thou ,auts of human beings ha,e been saved lite of de- erepute msey bs he oi hl> inyala be medicine
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It is Delicious to Take.

We parents fl your children s'ckly punY, or allie ed with complaints prevalent among chdien, gi' them a .na dnan of NcLeans Corda, and II VI" make them hea thy, fat and robust Delay moment try II, and you yytH be convinced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ROBERT LIE DIABLE.

This opera ID one Of the finest ever composed ooth
for tie beauty and freshness of the ideas, and Their
elaborate treatment. Tie first act alone IL mine OF
lyrical wealth. and every page ID study Inc idea oi
putting up such work once, is like showing Titan
or Rubael bile a railway train is taking the specta-
Tor by: there is time for study La Europe, when
great opera is produced there Is the devou attendance
Of crowds of amateurs and connosseurs, night after
night until they matter the interior meanings, tae
noher transcendenalisns, Of the composer There Is
no royal road knowledge nor Is art exactly sweet
meals. A good opera demands study; and, what 1t
seldom eets here modest criticism. 1t is disposed OF
inter snpe hearing though the two or three living
dramatic composers of Europe could be created IKE
Cabinet Minister To suppose that Robert can be given
with the eAactiiude due it in all details, sandwiched
as its single performance Is here, bet"Mt TWO other
or s tie supposltion being hat the public asks three
n Slties a week ia unreasonable but, considering inc
bnr1y of Il T. ing it went nicely enough. III Is reqmr
inc great deal from artists to be accurate, splrten
ard eoual cir to task when their efforts are not ade
quately appreciated by the public.
The cast of last nght--Mesdames Fahbri and Berkel
and Nezrs. Stigelli, Forues, and Quinto-was good,
ord al wen, through their arduous parts with Jealous
attention. The character Of Alice-the good genius oil
RoLer-is beautiful creation and the constant hight
10 The dark shade Of Bertram. The nero conSider!-
ton of the contrasts of these two characters is worth
much TO the seeker Of musico-dramatic truth Madame
Falb,i has smooth, powerful voice, never missing
note or an information Her versatility is remarkable;
,e da,Les every night at new character with success
Her two beautiful romances were much applaudod'
TIE music Of Robert Lies well in the compass OF S'i'
CELLS voice, who looked and sang well formes re-
Gently ss not improved. We have heard him DO pet
Tor IN the whole than lasl evenings but al times he
showed bis wonted energy.
There il some talk Of demonstration in favor o.
NJ. UIpan-n bereGt ON an enlarged scale Mr.. oii'
man acted very literally in the production OF La Jnpe
INT te public did not appreciate the splendors Of It's
.,oos..s,,nO, 20 the manager lost money IL is due
- L;,, On hive demonstration in his favor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15
From Pixies Peak.

FoRr KEARSEY, Friday, Dec H. 1869.
The Western Stage Coach from Denver 10th passed
here for Omaha tls morning, with mails aud Blk
passenger. n m ,oc,
Tlis morning is clear and bright with 10 frost in the
ground, ard farmers are blowing for Spring crops
barley Harrisons trial was closed on Friday night
Tie jury remained out till Saturday, Que o'clock, and
not agreeing we're discharged and the prisoner set at
lerty.
Wsters Il Q murderer Of Freeman, is not yet arrest
ed hut officers are after Lin. -
Tie flint church bell in the Pixies Peak region
arrived here OIL the 9TH.
Hin,kLy a. Co.. messengers by the u. y. Coach
tlis n ornine take down 800 in dust. .
cory of the Presidents message, which Hinckley
g. Coz Express arranged with the Western Stage Co
10 hing through by special messenger, left Fort
Kesrey at p. m the 9Th, arrived here at A. m. the
9Th and was published by Tie MoEnta'Heer that day.
Two coaches of the California Overland Company
AZ Plies Peak EXPIRES passed here for st. Joseph TINS
afternoon. ., zoe,
DENVER CITY, Tuesday, Dec. Ii, 1861.
Chues Metz, formerly a citizen OF Leavenworth,
died lsre on Sunday and was buried yesterday with
masonic hoDors.
None of the PARTIES from here for San Juan had
rea ed thoee ines at the last accounts They were
stopping alo the east foot Of the mountains. Kept
back BY deep snow. Encouraging reports still con-
time to reach them. The weather IN Gregory's Mines
war very fine, and work was going ra idly ahead.
Tie c. o. C. and r. p. coaches take do wn twelve pts'
sengers and A., OOU in dust this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15
DEATH OF CHEVALTER BUNSEN.

The dangerous illness Of thsdistingushcd dipomatst
and scholar was announced by our recent European
adyices and by the arrival of the steamer New-fork
yesterday morning We lean that his death has taken
place at Bonn.
Cteyaier Bunsen was born at Corbaeh, In the Ger
nan Principally Of Waldeck, Aug -, Hsi, and was
accordingly in his seventeen year at the time of his
death. He received bis academic education at the
Universities of Marburg and Got,engen, and u. the
Latter sest OF learning for several years pupil
Of the celebrated Heyne. He continued his studies in
Holland and at Copenhagen, in the latter place with
special view to the acquisition Of this Scandinavian Ian
guaees. In the year 1875 he made the acquaintance
OF Niebuhr, the eminent historian, at Berlin, from
which he derived strong intellectual impulse and re-
ceiyed direction in his studies which remained
through out the whole of his subsequent career Dur
ing the next year, he devoted himself to the OH
entail languages under the guidance of sylves,re
dc Sacy in Paria Soon after, he repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15

srShtully displayed Upon tAis point the nstruc.
ions are not very explicit. yet they clearly imply
that there exists in all suspicious cases u right
OF visit for the purpose Of ascertaining BY an
examination of the ships papers her right to hos
that flag. "You will, therefore," these instruc-
lions proceed, abe prompt to prevent the search
y" u detention Of vessels of the United States on
" the high seas in time Of peace by the armed
"Nessels of any other Power" The search or
detention of our vessels is to b. prevented. The
right Of visit for the purpose Of identifying the
rational character of the vessel though not con.
ceded in terms, yet ia by the general phraseology
of the instructions substantially admitted. la
practice the thing is carried, we believe, consil-
erably further. The American naval officers
on the African coast do not appear to object to
the detention of American vessels, or those claim.
ing TO be such, where the truth is papable that
they are engaged in the ssve-trade, and where
the object of that detention is not to hold them
as prizes, but to put some American cruiser on
their track.