The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-17
Arrada 9Emurrat.
Foreign Items.


Foreign Items.
The London Daily News of the 9th OF
September remarks: "An suppression seems
to be very general at Liverpool, that pasS-
engers to or from the United States require
to be cautioned at the present juncturs
against any ready expression of their opin-
ions on the civil war;
The London Times of The 9Th of Septem-
Der reviews the conditionR0f affairs 10 Mex
leo, aud enumerates the outrages committed
on English. French and American citizens,
10 an editorial which winds up thus: ave
have given an epitome of tbe affairs of Mex
ic9. The question lie, what is TO be done
We shall not attempt to give an answer here,
but we do think that when powerful fac.
tion 10 State adopts the cry Of Death to
Foreigners 10 10 high time for foreigners to
step in and suppress such outrageous atrOc-
tiles"
The wise policy OF working short time as
a precautiOn against the contingencies of
the cotton supply, and of the glutted state
Of distant markets for manufactured goods,
continued TO make progress in England.
According to the Manchester Guardian of
September 5th, several spinning and weav-
ing establishments at Staleybridge, Oldham,
Preston, Blackburn, Burnley and Clitheroe,
had limited their operations to four days o
week.
The Pungolo, of Milan, states that Carl.
baldi is unwell at Caprera, and that, not
withstanding the advice of bis friends, be
has taken TO quack remedy, which pos
sessed considerable celebrity about 80 years
Ako of .SN I J
AS it is q most powerful cathartic. its use
has reduced him to q deplOrable state of
weakness. He is described as having given
up politics altogether, and as having given
his thoughts bent exclusively upon the state
of bis health.
Letters from COnstantinople announce
the arrival there OF Mr.. Norris, q. S. Minis
ter, and bis reception by the Sultan. The
next day, It is added, AB envoy extraordin.
ary OF JEFF Davis arrived In the Turkish cap
iIal.
POINTS or FAITH ON "PUNIsHMENr" HERE
AFTER.-The Christian InteIligencer re-
marks:
The different views concerning the future
state, held by the Christian Church, may
thus be classified, arranging them, exhaust
lively under eight divisions:
]. The Roman Catholic Church makes
three conditions hereafter, namely:
l. Everlasting joy.
2. Everlasting suffering.
3. Temporary sorrow in purgatory.
ii. The orthodox Protestant Church
makes two conditions hereafter, namely:
!, .I0dniLely and eternal joy.
2. Infinitely and eternal suffering.
III. The Old School Universalists makes
one condition hereafter, namely:
l. Eternal joy.
w. The New School Universalists and
Restorationists make two conditions here
after, namely:
/. Eternal joy.
2. Temporary aud finite suffering.
V. UnitaTians make an indefinite num-
Der Of conditions hereafter, according to
the various eharaoters and moral status Of
men.
vi. The SwedenbOrgians make an in
definite bot limited number Of heavens aud
hells, suited 10 the varieties Of character,
but having supernatural origin.
VII The Spiritualists make the other
world like this world, with no essential diff
ference, making Il . continuation Of the
natural life.
VIII. The Annihilationists believe the
finally impenItent will perish wholly and
come to nothing.