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Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-12

AN ELEGAFr PRHE.-The miniature liue-of-
battle-ship which has been on exhibition for
some time past at the Empire saloon, will be
disposed of by rattle on Saturday, the 10th
inst; the tickets, of which there are only
three hundred, being already nearly disposed
Of This ship-the work of genius at Good
years Bars the most perfect thing of the
kind we ever saw. 1t sa full rugged line-of
balte-ship, mounting l2S guns, and manned
10y little miniature Jack Tars, about the size
of ladys finger, and who have the regular
sailor cut. She has all the boats and cutters,
and indeed, everything else, so far as any
one who has crossed the Atlantic but twice
can discover, OF II fall riged man of war;
She is floating in a small ocean, or more APP
propriately, private dock, and well repays
half an hour examination The room will
be cleared and prepared for the visits Of the
ladies, on Tuesday morning next, from o.
clock \. NJ to IL NJ, and all are invited to at
tend. Certain we are that three hundred
dollars would be no compensation at all, for
the construction of such a wOrll-perfect in
every minute partcular-Sierra citizen.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-12
Diss oLuGiOm Of Co-Pmrtmersi,ip.

FEillE Co-Partnership heretofore existing between
n A. and Max Brombcrger, under the and
firm Of VI A. Bromberger Il o., was, by mutual m
cent, dissolved on the 18th ult. Nj. 4. Bramberger
will all claims against the firm, and will also re
eeye all money! due said firm.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-12

RARA Plschs-We yesterday had the plea
sure of inspecting a couple of beautiful fishes
recently received in thla city 10y lady friend
in Japan. They are Of the genus Cyprinus,
or golden fish, are raised with much care, in
ponds purposely made for their culture, by
the natives both of Japan and China These
handsome curiosites are in Mr. Keith's drug
store. and are about the size Of pilchards. 1t
is said by travellers that in some portions Of
Asia this species of fish is held in religious
veneraton by the people, and that whenever
they find them in the possession of unbe-
levers they kill them. One of the little
fellows at Keith's is real beauty. 1t has
double tail, spreading like fans, and in the
shape of a triangle. and is oruamented by
long and graceful feathers somewhat remind
ing one of the pinions of bird of paradise
They are well worth inspection.-S f. CaH
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-12

IMrRovGNG.- .-rhos Conlin, who was badly
injured ten days ago, by a cave IN his claim
at Gold Hill, near jackson, Amador county
Is improving, and hopes are entertained of
his recovery, He was badly bruised and
severely strained, but fortunately, no bones
we're Sroken
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-12
New shop, No 44D street,

Where they solicit continuance Of the patronage
hei etofore literally bestowed them. They prom
se to spare no endeaycrs to give general satisfaction
n. B.-Cupping and leechns sGillluy done.
mar3-in
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-12
MARTYRED HEADS !
CRIsrADoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE

Hundreds Of beads of hair ruined by the use Of
deleterious dyes for which scientific authority is
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-12

the contrary presents the highest scientific creden-
tas. 1t has been analyzed by Dr.. Chiffon, who
stands at the head Of our Experimental Chemists
and he states in his certificate that nothing injurious
.-..A.. i..A. ~ .1..tA In
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-12

WE take the annexed items from the
Horsetown (Shasta county, Argus:
SHooTING AFFRAY AT MIDpLE CREEK.-A
trivial difficulty existing between Mr.. Well.
"nd Mr.. Kelly, i'll relation to certain Mnnza
nta pipe (not pipe Of peace) led the former
TO inillct serious, though fortunately not a
dangerous, wound on the latter, on the even.
ing OF Friday last. Owing to the position oi
the parties to each other at the time, the ball
struck the fourth rib Mr.. Wells made his
escape Kelly, we learn, is doing well.
FlGur-A difficulty occurred between
Two men, named Morrison and Moore, at
Lower Springs, on Saturday evening last,
Wmch led to "set.to, in which the latter got
4 irrctured rib or two.
EAGLE CREEK.-The miners in the vicinity
81 81 Eagle Creek are making good wages at
.:ue present time. Some of the hills border
lmS lo, on the creek have been prospected with
great success.
mlNNG ON CLEAR CREEK Most all of the
forn Fa"Ie' that have been engaged hereto
nnn, III the hill diggings about this place, are
nF l,G| w. engaged in opening claims on the front
taia Wv 'aV laeing Clear creek The fiat con-
want "Grcs ae ESQ, OF paying ground, but owing to a
1i"t ""' -. oi iail for the purpose of running off
=. |', ~ IS difficult to work it, AS far back as
nus oeeh worked it has paid we'll
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-12

ATTEMPT To COMMIT SUICiDE-On Saturday
last, Frenchman named Diamou, shot him
self in the left breast, in house on Main
street. The ball, which entered Just below
the nipple passing out under the shoulder
bone, was afterwards picked up from the
floor of the room.
From what we have been able to learn in
connection with the matter, it appears that
the unfortunate man, several years ago, had
been very successful as miner, and had
amassed several thousand dollars, with which
he han intended to return TO France-Gut
about the time he was ready TO start the
great fire occurred in tlis city, in which so
many of his countrymen were great sufferers.
With generosity natural to most of his vo-
latile countrymen, he loaned his money to
several parties, without interest, and in some
eases, without security, expecting that his
friends would soon return his money But
business has been lad, the ditch disturban-
ces having injured every kind of business, 50
that those who would have paid him had not
the means. and others were too dishonest tu
do so, till finally the poor fellow was reduced
TO utter destitution, at times being viii out
the common necessares of life, in IA moment
OF desperation, produced by his mi>fortuncs
he attempted to end all his troubles in this
world, but slight hopes are entertained of his
recovery. Co!uD'Gja Times.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-12
EAsIEEONABEE
HAIR CUTTING G. SHAVING
SALOON

TEYEEE GASSAVVAX bros, in returning
thanks to their patrons, beg leave to inform them
and the public generally, that they are now in their
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-12

NiAhlNG BID.-The Southern Confeder-
Ivy IN adopting a Constitution for their
provisional Government, have forbidden the
AFRICAN Slave Trade. This is for the tempo =
-"'y purpose of making bid for Virginia
" ana other slave-breeding States to come into
U"e secession Confederacy. They know very
vel VEL that if the slave trade were opened,
nlIginla would be lost to the South forever,
@ na would become free. They would like to
SeC her to loin them After she is in, they
ian Tan open the African Slave Trade, if they
4'Ae' and they certainly will do it, some day
DUNG AMERIoA.-A noted secessionist.
v; %mo mas been reckless enough to express his
since, by number of urchins through the
s'reets OF jackson, who were earnestly and
quletiy discussing some plan to catch the dis
So'u'er and hang him.-Amador Despatch.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-12

1HE Two PBINCEssEs-Twoo of the little
English Princesses once went into n loom
where a servant was polishing stove CRATE,
and insisted on "helping' her After get
ting possession of the brushes. they polished
the woman's face instead of the CRATE The
servant was ready to sink with confusion, for
she could not leave the apartment without
encountoring Prince Albert He was aston
ished at 80 dirty an object emerging from his
rooms, and Indignantly inquired the meaning
of it, The servant reiuctantly told him: it
soon reached the ears Of the Queen. and She
was seen crossing the court, leading the two
Prncesses 10y the hand, towards the servants 5
quarters. Her majesty sought out the wo-
man, made her daughters ask her pardon.
and sent them at once to the nearest millin-
cry and dress establishment, to purchase a
complete outht-dress, bonnet, shawl, gloves.
etc, and present them to the servant, in lieu
Of the dress they had spoiled upon her. The
articles were purchased with their own mo
ney, AID consequently their supply Of that
useful commodity was curtailed materially;
but this they said they didn't care for in the
east-in fact it rather pleased them than
otherwise-it was only asking the woman :
pardon that they didn't like.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-12

SECESSION CoNsUMATED.
Yankee Doodle took a saw,
With patriotic devotion,
To trim the Tree of Liberty,
According to his "notion !"
Yankee Doodle on limb,
Like another noodle,
Gut between the tree and him,
And down came Yankee Doodle.
Yankee Doodle broke his neck,
Every bone about him.
And then the Tree Of Liberty,
Did very well without him
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-12
Fire Department Notice.

Marysville, March 1c, 1861.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06
South Nashville Bakery.

NOV open ane ready 70 furnish parties private or
in public at shortest notice. Every kind OF Bread,
Cake and CORRECTIONS constantly hand and any ex-
trss furnished at short notice.
dsels-3m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

DILIS on the Banks of Virginia, Kentucky, North
Land South Carolina, Georgi and Alabama will be
taken by usual TRABgE & LUCAS.
novI4-f
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POTASH.
. MONEY.

0NE thousand pounds Potash on hand, and for sale
Oby RAINS, BROWN & co
sept22-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06
H.. BEECH, q
Stores! Stoyes!! Stoves Y!

HAVE In store and receiving the best selected
assortment Of COOKING and HEATING STOVES,
FTrPSACES CRATES &C., ever offered in this mar
kst and will sell as low articles Of the same kind
can be bought in Louisville or Cincinnati: say in part
A sizes nuted Common Stoves for Coal;
4 do straight, do do
q do large Globe Coal Stove;
3 do Open Franklin Coal Stoves;
2 do do do Wood do
do Monkey Coal Stoves;
do nuted Box stoves for Wood;
4 and 10 Plated Wood stoves;
sizes Kansas ParIor Stoves for Wood;
do Challenge Heaters Tor Coal
do large extra church stoves;
DO Phienix Coal alStoye;
do Ironing and Wssh-house Stoves;
Common Jxmb and Mantle Crates;
Nsxbieized Iron AansIes and Crates, complete;
Wrdazht and Cast Iron Cooking stoves for WOOD
sud Coal of b<zt make ]. w. WILSON,
essIa = IT, cellsEssf.
sSsFsss msxsu..-tasstgsess S<<ssDv.
wrourht ana Csst Iron Cooking stoves sor "
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06
w OOD! w OODn

IA vered in all parts of the city at short notice
and full measured Cords the lowest market price, by
directing Box $50 p o., or leaving orders the
oct23-3m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06
PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

I TAKE pleasure in announcing to my old friends and
have again returned to resume the practice Of the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its branches, having pur-
chased the interest of brother in the old establish
ed Gallery IN Union street, 9nd having spent TOUR
months IN New York the past Summer TO obtain fully
all the late improvements in the art have painted
and enlarged the suite of Rooms throughout
class work than most Galleries boast Of and
cuce to the comfort OF patrons. trust not only
to sustain the proud position the Gallery has hereto
fore sustained but TO elevate still higher stand
ard have also engaged the services of Mr. COOK,
OF the best Photographers in the world who took
the Pictures which obtained the first premium the
Worlds Fair in London, in 1851, and am determined
not only TO make this the leading Gallery in the State
but my work shall not be surpassed North South
and now introduce to the public the following new
styles:
Imperial Photograph, India Ink,
Vigenette, plain or coored,
Iyorytypes, %
Pastel Portal Pictures, life size,
Photographs Canvass, life size,
Visiting Cards, full length plain,
Autograph Photographs, Is taken at one sitting
Stereoscopes, on glass paper,
still continue to make the Melanotype and Am
brotype as heretofore. The above styles all en-
tirey new in this city, except the Autograph Card
when but made at a sitting. al who want of
anything in my line are politely invited to give my a
call before visiting elsewhere, when will prove by
occuar demonstration the above facts.
Respectfully, +. N HUGHES
oct20-r B. D.. u.AA.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

ErMPLOYMENT.-s50 MONTH AND ALI. X
dPENSES PAlD.-An Agent is wanted in every town
and county in the United States, engage In a re-
spectacle and easy business by which the above pro-
ats may certainly be realized. For full particulars
address Dr. HENRY WARNER, 81 East Twelfth ST.
corner Of Broadway, New York City, inclosing one
postage stamp.
oct20-dtriwxw3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-25
Correspo1denc~ Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Gen. 0drT n's Column

r
June 18Th, 1881 (
1t has not been christenad We are srcampe6
~ the foot OF Lsurai Hin. abuat half ~av be-
tween Beverly and Philiippi fiftasn n mil. 8
from either pi"ce General G~Tuett has di-
vid-d his force at Beverly, one portion on the
road to BuekhanGHn, the other rig siment ard
Captain Shoemsk"r'S Btt,srv, AMI Two
com panies OF Cavalry, ae brought 10 this
point. They frsquently meet With the en-
my scou =. and nave kiilei two Of LasF.s
since have been here--ous last night and Que
his morning. Two more regiments viii ar
rive so morrow. and three or four more in n
very few days. i b ave no doubt An attack
will ba made bv 3ener q. as soon his
forces arrive. There are q We hundred L, daras
troops at Pbiliippi.
Fonr or i've OF cur corr papips are armed
with noun tain riff e. and Will b. suTe 10 play
havoc with the enemy. scouting prrty
came in with q prisoner he IN Md our
men that 800 men would be- ent out hat night
20 cnt on onr scouting par ti.s. Ahout II last
"tght hard firing was heard In the dire ion
OF our scouting partt' a. short time aft~r some
o' the party returned aud r. ported h tving n-ra
dred npon by = l.-g~ forge CT the snerny. The
command wss under arms g. sho { irre, q d
tarpe 0f the compani-s and the iiea, .i,-r,
posted In the most commanding position 4
htti. IN advance Of tbs camp. The Gf-n~ral
Vas out hiTns@if on horseback. No hiGg wss
seen of the enemy
e is very cold tere, and not tents enough
for more than two comptni-s aliho, sh th,r re
are three rekiroen'g here. We a. coiI We !. d
to o!voaac In the corners OF taa ipuee'nnd
cover with brush. half OF us hay. 10
blankets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-25

QrEsTioss TEg RULs OF Teazs-T~ba Nav
York Daily News, which e.il, p-eaervs. ,,s
inaepend@noe, propounds the following stuo.
hihg Surstions ~ u" issue Of Jane IsLh:
II II r. 9cire1 seven years, In tha t.,nas nj
feS' Se 1A4 70 wage var tor the euh,ugat,ou
.! thIte millions oE white fres bor. Sn.tt
eahs, now Long 01ll IL laAe iur L Abraham LIN
COIN GoEernu4eyit 70 get through with "s,,h
J"gaIhL eight %Aiiiions OF the same sort a.,
peops"
Il lhc British Government incurred q ,s
;:oaal deGt OF E6VG 900 900 or so 500 Gon Gs.1
In Vainly e:sasaVerng 70 sIpJugat- three Mi.
HOES OF people, now much WI,i il now coat
ilie Fe"er-l Government TO try ths sa-nstx
ptElmr2c 20 thelr own eatielrcucu. u,on
eight millions?
II the people CO .ha Northern States maid
about s-eo30 80 per anuun rowarci ths an
ro-t c. the sGecA tioveruzuen. when lie
Lct.t expenses we've S4G J10, $50, how mach
VIII th-y nave 10 pay when IL is III tceo on !.
war 0LuS. when all Ine Southern Statea
nave sec+dod, and the whole burden .s .sf.
On US, ana WHEN ths total e1pensss AZ. 70
Ds sbout $500 Q-jc o.D7
Ii the feuerai Government. slnce Grst call
ihs oht troops, Dy proclamation Of April Is
Two LApHt ths stncs-nAs only been able e. ad :
vance its army, a. tue most twelve TO tvyantv
:i1i.es Wlthtn iae boundaries ot the State 81
tirginit, hc = long Will Il tAKe Il IL con p!afa
the ''snblugation" of the v hole or ~, etayan
Conf5utEute States
Ii ~ req uued only two n.Onths Of prer1ra.
Iion LOT war under Black Republican Gov.
eFhmeEt 70 reduce Lne United States sly NOR
.eat' BLOCKS from par vAlre 20 81 Der cent
hhW low Will they haYe fallen hy ,ha e~n,ra
taoE o. Tue Gisi Jear o; actual hcstiii:tes
II three mouths OF Abolition ascendancv
81 washington have cost the North Tina
much, how much Siu four yeAra of anch -
administration cos.f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-25

Tus CoPFss Csop II BAAzrL The circular
of mesers Maxwell, Wright & Go bio d
Sanetro, dated the Ith OF May, cont taius the
following 10 relation 10 al insect among tbs
coffee plant;
We ara so--y - say the coga- plant hss
been attacx-d Ia several dis'ricts by an f.s4c4
which, ei!Ihting the le* v.s, causes tham 20
fail on, taus seriously off citing III. lmnatura
Ir.!s THIS causs may 70 ule extsuL aff.cz
TOO oht-turn OF ihe nov growing crop ouf we
mop. and believe !: WILL not u-runanrutiy ,f.
fect the plant, as We learn THAI in som. cases
where the pitp;s have been stripled Of ,hs,r
leaves, lev oors are b~zinhiIg 10 apIaar. Tbs
matter, however, is COZ sllerrd utfictautIy Sc
rious TO command the attention of n. Iaov-
eEnmsos, and u comhlis sion has hes u appolnt-
ed lo investigate the nature OF tho uisrsr, and
10 suggest 3 remedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-25
TEE NoRTawEsr.-Eoy .nat 3sn q

TEE NoRTawssT.-Eow that Gen. 4. q
da-natt has taken charge OF tho Confedsrs r.
FORCES n sae Northwest, we may erpoc; an
acave anc energetic campaign. he aas had
large campaigning experience in the Rocky
Mountains and Mexico, and is admirably
soitcd 20 tie position assigusd hin He haa
unaef MS command d nne body of brave aol =
hlsEs, VINO are anxions 20 takA some scti o
steps 10 drive from the soli of Virginia a mrr
cenarJ foreign enemy, and bring 10 a p-oper
appreciation OF their position ths few deiuded
cIiIz-as III that section who have takan nm
arms against tho Sta... Ya have tna rnosr
sbi1lng confidence In the ability and vyisdo.n
o. HeI' Harae;t, and predict for hira a bril-.
uant and successful Campaign
Ne are Well con vtnc-d that reaction In fs-
F"r of the State Is going on In that section Il
only reGu:res vigorous policy 20 bring bacx
the Sortawest 70 = loyal adherence 20 the uea.
t!py OF Virginia and the South
AT latest acco0nts the Yankees were leaving
fhilippi and returning 10 Gral.on or som.
otheF point more distant from our troops than
tnst now occupied. We must asrSa 10
Whea'lng and give the loyal citizons ali
tnroagn the w est The tang bic assurance of the
protection Of tbs Government OF the flonfed
crate Sta-os.--Staanton ViaGtea.s1.
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correspondence of he nc noDd nisra eh.
RcppGhaanocS Cbuntg Du.a2 he Day.
kAPPAHAEspCE 40 EA Inns 1G

hAPPAHAEsocE 90 Va June 22.
according TO The return II the tominis-
Sioner or Revenue in the sowing OF 1860 tusre
WAS enrolled less than 900 mer cap;,hls. og
o~afii arms; out OF these IL aud rpady Scr ser.
vica We a We seven com ranier stz Captain
s"on ,. drean's cavalry, NUMBERING knou.
~ men two conpanles Of 1ntthtry fu bir-
racks, one commtnd by Capt Thomas Il.
Mase,e. mum hertnR loo mea. the oth.rhY Cap-
tain WIN. J Williams, NUMBERING IS nrn
Also, anot her company in barracks a anothrr
point, commando BY Capt Walden. INN.
boring 80 Inea We have, aiso, lnree otner
corr 'hies organized, but net in barracks.
VIZ one com;nandsd by Uapt'in Gihson,
numbering 60 men one oy UHpt Wander
slice, numbering 80 men; one by Cul Deatba-
rtgs, 10 mrn, forming tavahy tJr the v iss
Legion. These latter companies will ~ flied
'hu fe loy Ior service IN Il lev weeks Be.
sidee these, we D ave about twenty men " no
nave joined volunteer com panies Ia tb- s,,-
joining Counties. ont do this little couaty. IL
you can, IN volunteering. ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-25

fEaos foLICr. r.-Fhe Diocesan Convent ton
OF the State OF New Hsmpehire. Bishop
Chase (nncis OF the Secretsr, of the United
States treasury preading, refused by an all
bet unanimous vote ,ouiy TWO cIergyruep In
the q IL E,a.;vfl 10 rsss war resolutions pr3.
posed by the Rev, Dr. Burroughs. The Rev.
Mr.. +. mes spoke clog usntiy and we'll against
action on the sur! CT, and bis views were evil
dsniiy those OF the body Of the clergy. The
New Hampshire Parrio. has the folio wtna IN
relation 10 this subject:
IN the Episcopal Uon yentiou for Rhode Igl.
and, where tEe war fewer rakas IN ,si a ICE.
", 40 proposition was rasds tor suy action
upon the var question. We barn III A tha
same ID true OF the Vermont Convention :.
Yet We hear not wotd Il com platnt tror,
thr papers OF 'hosa States causr q action
~ag taken. Why, then, 10 the Convention or
this state 20 rutni~ssly a3srIlaa .or a conrso
which i not dasDaa Gems Z, bi, else wa ~
1t ts simply because politIcal ana ratiginus
oixotr 3nd hate rule the minds OF the R-nnh
hcau leader here, and tnay hav- become blind
W sense aaa deccAcy Ia regard 70 matters of
this k.ad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-25

1srkLLteEsos Ysos HAVANA A gentleman
wec ssit Havana on the IN iustaa. for thia
city, via New York. arrived here yestefc4y
anc states taat sicxness TO aa alarraitg sx.
tent prevailed In Havana ChuI4rN and xei
IL" fever were bo.n spS~a9!ng and there w as
& great rush OF those who could leave 10 ..x
away. Bus!ness IL at u stand stlli aGa no
irexnt onsrinS tor Northern or aserp porIs.
Vessels are returning in b. last. Ths On
Dams express thn fullsst sympathy for tha
southern Coniederacy and their caa-s. lha
Information which they receive OF tina condi-
sicn OF things In this country il received al.
most exclusively from NoFthern journals, and
oht little rei!snce Is placed apon thsm-
Caarssst0a Courier, 72d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-25

Az EocBSraIc TEAvELLgs We have heard
OF an Engtisnmau who Wta. abroad, with the
design on taxing an extensive tour On the con
tlaent, bat %GC was diverted from his uurpasa
by Il ding himself 50 ontOrtabls cs boar: a
Ger Eain canal boat in Belgium, that he went
no further, preIorring 20 De 3 daily passenger
IN the boat, which ven, and retur ned bet W &c n
certain limits On altsraats days. Tnore is
more than one version OF Lhis story, which we
believe 10 be founded on fact. II seems 70 b.,
agreed ID Al lhr 9-n Lienaa started on his In
iended Iour In 1915, ihe year ef the battle OF
Nategloo that hs landed ~ Us tend With the
design CT pushing On 10 Brussels, and that the
canal BOAT which arrested his progress was
oDs that pllso between Bruges and Gh-nt.
starting one day at GheAt AID the other at
brug~s,
According 70 one account which we have
heard, the Individual III qaes tion went abro I'd
not merely 70 see fore,gn lands, bat In the
Aope vi inecting Win iiiustrious personages
ami dis Iinsuis hca characters, W asca viii ac-
count tor ais making Tor b. 'uss-is Ia 1al5.--
Finding, however, that Oh board the boat he
not only fs.l Ia with many persons worth
meeting, bu. had The opportunity cf sitt.ug
coSn with them 10 the Ed5!s d'hots, ne .aoug b !
he could do 40 better, and went buck ards
ana Tor wards never getting iurthsr than
Ghsnt.