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The New York herald., 1863-05-17

The following programme has april 3o) ben adopted by
Swedish and the necessary for
carrying Il into execution will be shortly applied for in
the Chambers
l. There shall be constructed for the protection Of the
vessels OF specially capable Of defending II from
the attacks o. enemy and of preventing any landing
that might be attempted the most accessible points
2 There shall be established In the Islands and the
great lakes system defence conformabe n the modern
improvements and suited 70 the particular wants Of each
locality.
8. The Swedish feet shall be pat in Q state TO be
able the future take part He gaf ndpa
svsh Ns allied Posos, 70 moiwaiw rcped tie national
fao IN aant seas and to give assistance 10 merchant
vessels when they stand In need of Il.
T. There shall be built without delay iropcad vessels
OF war; and the work shall be expedited such
way the Swedish navy may at tho beginning OF the
spring of 1884 possess six clad reatGs measuring
two hundred and fifteen Swedish fect In length BY forty
nine In breadth.
Immediate attention sbal be devoted to the Of
the ports Of the naval arsenas, and Of the sup
plies.
The New York herald., 1863-05-17
THE FIREMEN.

RoARD, OF ENGINEERS AND roRRxEE..Ar A
O. me New york s Z. ssa %
s's1ns III U:r Sxn Hose AND
No 8. were unanmously adop.ed;-
dssh oarssis ate Geo George n1 W. Bsas
ssn" s' y $ss 2.
from ni % +: G r,ssea !. = The fire Of fke and Cherry
Wasss. Ss s.a and duty asTsiys. upon U. Of
bs ri asr S 20 'I o. ceep ana abiding sorrow
R.eS thai While sewing in ssms. .usm.,on to til.
many ennoSns y character o osr Ossi M ens
a We III
o.s s. TO v hs e vs and
ca.ed we offer our heartfelt coincidence and sympathy
Rssolysd ina, i BODY together with their respective
and that e various apparatus and houses Be ar"psa n
Res"ived That he Fire Department, attend the funera,
Of the late George w. Badger sunday. Nay II, at
Line win form in the Bowery right resting Stanton
Tns s gsous I Wearing their specss
Snsf az rns assistant EnsnseTs acting Is The
aen s ne
ss, and .hr lime q march 5s ihIoash stanton
Bosd~ay the South FerPy e Fire Department BannsS S
he % board & s ss Pre- aSs Ap Of
Be- o ana a With Exempt as n ss A0
tribute OF earthly respect J g se bcKsS i%ip1s teSssse ,ss
A.A Josrs Secretary o'-' D''AA"' o'''' A's'"'e''
NOTICE THE ACTIVE AND HONORARY MEMBERS
n Of Manhattan Engne Company no 9 are reqaes,edto 10
for the purpose OF payn the last tribute OF q 10
desssssd brother fireman. George Badge M sr1ey of
THE ACTIVE AND HONORARY MEMBERS OF LA.
gnesteh 70 meet al the engine house Sunday MAY ",
Bas 5H%hs a. BsisRM s
wx N. TooSKR Secretary.
THE MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON ENGINE COM.
PNY NO 20 are requested 70 meet at the Engine Hous7
iScaR%pa@S
THE MEMBERS OF COMPANY x, FIFTH REGI,MhNr s,sI,.r
street Tuesday May 49, at 10 O'clock 10 full 70
scp cs %"ssyea sg er.r Sa' orNssER9 capaS
THE REBELLION. ..
NJ ANrRD-A GOOD RELIABLE MAN TOR TO RAISE
company Tor the frst resimen iii be- r,yen and es
penses psd FOR enlIs,lnx For information
6ounlies &c, address Captain oeo0 marcy ooh iIS
New Haven, tonn. -------------x
THE LECTURE SEASON.
Eorunros TIE AsP .. E.EynTIoS .In. ns
IL Ms street and Kshss aTsnas. on aon
sS,nsr g., ss,n,ns q nsf. My one of s best
LOAN OFFICES.
- u-PAwrBRoKEEs TICKETS WANTED. I
IN T. per ssqs sse %e,s o aaf pgna ANY ssSe
siT s sh r. Ware. sss Guns Pistols sessfs &c Highest
cash prices psd for old Gold and silver &C., o. beeekef
sTALLIONs. -..
TuprTER-BY LONG ISLAND BLACK HAWK. Ia
,s,:s @ 4 4. c,F:.ss cF..;s,s eoSns:a
street. The Hssis% a.ircsd ,ss: 70 copcls G eS
y sen, By 20. TO Hvssea, care q O L. S"@ "SD
The New York herald., 1863-05-17
Foreign Opinion or Hooker and Rose
From the Manchester Examiner, May1.]

It is, however on the Rappahannok and around Nash
rie that may loo for The most important incid n OF the
In presence OF the great events which are to
be decided there, all esser matters nre husbed The Mis-
sissipp will roll along in peace tor time, and Charleston
will be quiet, but from 1ebnessee ard Virginia wo may
ex hear the crash of and the cries OF battle
Speculation the chances Of always unsafe and
tht the best founded calculations may go wrong All that
be said that the armies are brave ana tho leaders
skilful. on one side the federal army has , been
tho Confederate force in its assaults on Nashville. U
the two positions may be doubted which s the most
valuable II is highly questionable whether the capture
Richmond would compensate for the oes Of Nashville,
though Judging from present prospects as well - past
experience there seems be to doubt that
Roeecrans hold what he has gained in Tennessee
The moral result OF federal success before Richmond
would be very great but strategicay Nashville seems 10
be the moro important position. IL stretches into the
Southern boundaries as far "a Richmond advances into
which the South may be observed and the Of
IL guarantees 70 considerable extent the losscesion
Of the border states n y fortunate 70, tne federal
tried general in aeir serrce His career has been one Of
almost uooroken success. He has done nothing rashy
brilliant he has taught the Confederaes TO respect
him. whilst hts army has full confidence In him. His
abilities the substantial order and his qualifications
s.andr a ae sapraAanssck army Is mot 50 well tried.
He has proved himself to be bold leader but be has
ard he win need yme oia quaiidoaion an courage
carry him sdfIy to his ournevs esd or the two COM
manders he has BY far the most dfcut task 70 perform
anil probably In few days shall learn Ukcher he Is
o,hy ne degree Of confidence Whtch has been
posed in General Rosecrana
The War Feeling in France and EnGland.
GParis (April 3o) correspondence OF London Times
The tieas entertained few days ago BY Official per-
sonages here concerning the possibility OF
measure modified and u Is believed that the rupture
of Eiand ,Dih TIE Norhern States Is for time deioyd,
Sw only delayed. His Exceency N. Drouyn de Lhlys
does not approve Of the conduct OF Mr.. Adams; and
think may add that Fra~ce scith ~ in The dnsce Of
the marairse rights Of notoms Mr.. Dayton, the United
States Minister here and the gentlemen Of the North,
have hopes OF peace now than before
the late federal disasters ct sea.
The New York herald., 1863-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

A SECRET WORTH KNowING--Go TO THOMAS z
"a AGNEW 26o Greenwich street. corner Of Mnrrsy sna
Flour Spices and thing else used In amiy For
Sugars. l0hc. upwards Call and for yourselves
The New York herald., 1863-05-17
LOAN OFFICES.

At U-rAwrBRoKEEs TIcKETs WANTED; I
viii 25 more than any other person IN ha
c,tr for Tickets for Diamonds Watches Jews
ery. sk er Ware. silks, Guns Pistols sgsrs &C hghess
street, up stAfs.
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

Michael Howard, By Capt DaIon. ............... BS
Total. Observation-Disclosures. $500 TO-
:; wM. McCRACKEN, Treasurer. t6 Beaver street
NEw YoRK. Nay i6 lse3. ~
The New York herald., 1863-05-17
RELIEF FOR IRELAND.


- E'sF roh &6E4ANQ 80
~ COLLECTED BY THE KNiGE~s ~ E<.s--
ST. PATRICK.
The Treasurer acknowledges the receipt Of following
since his former acknowledgment Of $2 ~
h m =. S,arn .,;, ,i. |; M, 30
The New York herald., 1863-05-17
r,,u Y.rCTURE SEASON.

.~,,,s.r, ON rup EDUCATION AND ELEVATION
IL OF woman by MS A. wkiGn a. Lamarins ne Hsil. Hal.
corner .i NJ ia 1858 O'Clock One Of The best
ony .ysv. ~. ,n nc civ viii be present and sing
The New York herald., 1863-05-17
THE REBELLION.

w ANTED-A GOOD RELIABLE NAN, TO RAISE
w company the frat regimen pn saven ard az
penses paid for enlstins the nen n Msrcv bo. IS
The New York herald., 1863-05-17
Whalemens
Sec port arrivals.

Pm no lat &c
s.eamship Victoria hence for Liverpool May 3. or Old
Head Of Kinsale.
81 amship Africa from Liverpool for Boston, Nay
la;, &c.
ship Union Norton, from Boston for Calcutta, March ~
lat is "a 8, Ion 81 10.
Ship Gcddesa crowe Sc days from Caao for Antwerp,
March 81. iat - 50 8, Ion 20 o.
Ship Ringdove olbrook days from Calao Queens
town all we'll April II. lat 20 Is n, Ion SO 81
Rark Achilles Gallagher from Liverpool for Philadelphia,
May H. lat 40 a. Ion 7O0a
rO or May = M n
The New York herald., 1863-05-17
THE MILITARY.

THE MEMBERS or COMPANY X, FIFTH REGIMENT
vSpuryees zousyes viii meet AZ 10 s,escAep 10
mustered OF service Every member must De pre-
ent. BY order OF JAS. H. LOuNSBERf, 'ep'"'n'
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

THE MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON ENGINE COM
PNY NO 20 are requested 70 meet at The Engine Hous7
this day (Sun iay) at l2 NJ 10 a''end the funeral of
George Badger late foreman OF Engine Company No 49,
NJ. MEsnsN. Secretary. J. kENNEFICK, Foreman.
, 1863-10-13
ESRttal Xptjfsa.


7DLEW1LD.-h1rs. Willis pro
poses stoseofiveirto her homo s1XL1rrLE a1hLs
pe'*een the aEc Of and Is. She w7eetA 70 eane~'0
them With heF own daughters.
Asa. WILLIS haa engaged = competent te1 :, =.
atnst htr. and intends that the 1ntrus
NoEcnEh aoc liberal Sic dtkircs to osecat1 s.-,..t
development of1ndtyleuai Gtiss, ant 70 maAe s
SD intelligent women. She vii G"e e ~ -,n-.t
eulture ~h,c. .he ~ es.aads 10 hsr chnaren. 1hs
atus.ioa Of 1ciex11d hoaithfu1 aao 10 nnl saoso
Rn sduitab1c plsy ground ,r-r-,
Circumstances viii prsvsn ~ ra ram ,om fe'es''
crc,:sr. m.y BE- obtained by Addfta1lnx Afrs- VIII
11s At Idlen cd. Noodpa. Orange Cou1tX NJ.
~ - ib;74 q Cd tno2 T& n In
, 1863-10-13

IATARRH! CATARRH!!
~ DE. BRELTEs LIQUID CATAk99 REMEDY.
4 sure cCse Ior Catasrr or Cold IN the heal. 1. 10
-cas!ot to cure CATAbhu tnnn CoSsu1PT1oH The
1nd they have CO d ard nave freoaent attsckA are
oaa o.e ee3ssss 70 ne GtnnEss Of tspsf.ture The
y 2ptne Liek aad .dh.Ave g to aeease peco mea
1nto the throat. Ano II hewkea or c4uEhnd OF. Tho
ose.ta becomes cneIstve. 1:nay de.t oy the ssnas
1:sn rcY t210. Sent oy express. Once ~ south
G!A:k 81 eet fap ftkEs1 AddreA Or. o. II HEELYE.
rot tGco 8ox 4Sst. Chicago, FL. Sold by AL Drug
Et6A, 0tf-n.5s i'm IT THkaI
, 1863-10-13
misrllQneol1s.
GREAT SALE OF
1o7, 900 ACRES or
RAILROAD LANDS
At
AUCTION.
The Dubuque l. sisu1 City Railroad Company
WILL BILL At AUCTION.
At THEIR oFRICE IN DU8UQUE, IOWA,
or
h n 4 q u.
H1istcllQ1leol1s.


An0xBu4yr kA0 12eA cfHoYcmber ReXts
Ola Fundr+d and s.xa, rh,,..rd A.-..
Sfrs.14irH ma.te u nTtea tAuus Aaa aCIes 9! LA3d
eaa,nnes ;T, o. ~. = se3 E'sT L:sd s'
eeo '6en4 es5 ~ oA5 unnt sl A'e so1d.
-, afsas l.nda aIe she bts.in The sste and psasss
CoA1-Ttty contain ine1h.us u,jars Of b,sun,
nona coal couvelien: to tno l,no cf ssd taiirpld
. HTPauA- -1he Of II O. oeu11 Tor plA9te1 Of PArts3
tnt1e lana. 4 r ~ ~ - !,t sa ~ eneee
tns~+ Ar,f:h1o -. rtte IH ~ - 1uuA4 10
nm can h. tssn i fSe 1ra ef 1ns ~ soe sno s1e
sata @0n oe Eee2 Il tae ot+eo VI tae CoiaoAaTs
o1HE 4rrEEA4 sdrAnIc cemert ase.c,ay and
ifcn xEc also attendant Etoe for building urroC
ssis plenty. These Is a1so grind Il ana q1xrsy.
T1snRx am Hoor, vii, ho ,,,d in .r+ac,na;r,.,
titt tusnnnlv ;hn nrarir 1ands M ~ ~ 1.s 9nsh
Of nis.k nnn Ebte wannr net s1g1 1e,e a
wood. Gin, &c, ~''' o'"
w44RK Asu 2ra1s5s-Tae.e g land. a,e 1t1, v,.er.
81 1.r1s ard sIreant snrS11s~ ~ 80 az %St Ats5-
10 nnrh 40 81 =, maFe n n1a ~ r.
features Ct tee y1cinity or Fcrt Dedrn .hS.e ia
-! =. et.oHto
aEasa: s1oc1 AaiatS1 -1hese lands otsef especiM
Qacuons 10 Lho.e about to tmbaIE n stock fa.InC,
lho tauVc RIatsts of That re6lon y1uld near5
lHtt mEE1 pr &c:o II IN int Ttc1n1 or the at&J
, 1863-10-13
w AFTER CURE AND HO
3 MEOPATHIC MEDICAL INFIRHARy.

232H STATE STR EET.
DEB G.TowNsEED.r recently ftcm Bostoa. Mass..
TTorrictcr.
Tie business arrangements Of this est&bliaameat
CoEpr~he1ds:
lst Gehe9ai Practice. for which Dr. Townsend haa
q COMPETENT associate PnSsielsn-
tor bone Treatment
S. Department foF Female Diseases, also for 6pe-
E,a. cssea ct Nervous Doollty o M&,es aaa Fcmt e.
Females vlsttrE tIn rat5 and wishing Medical AdS1ca
can be w,to n'ce roos an1 ne bet ns nut
1oons % arrnngea Tint pattcnts ytSttng h.s ONES
dressed 10 Dr. 1OWSeEhD. 232t 6tats street. Ch1-
caro n1. viii be promptly ans 7ered- Consultation
Zee. Otce hours from 3 4. A. tosf. NJ. ocl n573 In
EEAR AT AN END mo o1e
- Il now deferred from changing tie
NEI6EERS Oh kU6TACHK
Fron red. Eta, o. saLdy toA 1ich BL LACE OR BROWN
Dy tear OF i.j111nE or ftAlcinE the skin.
CRlETAD0KO>S DYE
II tatmlaM - wtter. mild ae neE MIX. and
TRUE TO NATURE
1: the EAgLitc.Et cc1of- It 1mpAfts Axnufacsuftd
pY J. .CItIBTAbiR0 6Anto! Homo. EeW York. Sold
usery-Ehele e, AID applied b5 al HAlt D-eass1.
t!ise q. Il 50 A1d IS per box. according 70 exe
, 1863-10-13
TATR nYE{ HAIR DYE$|

III 4ATthEL0K's% Is Se.e5:et3a e. EA1A e ngE E 5 5n1
1IIts1x D5e Known Thl sGlandi@a 81 Ha5 Dyf, yyf,1 u
- Hn.ty O. E Srsx Ea4 4,1Sent ~
nrirr thr HstT o. eaaatnE tie Sktn leaving tho hat
Eo1 and Beautiful: Ii phrrs treah v1tanty
1torinr n nre.tpe c1tor and secfeA the III 6HecIs
81 FAD byes Tne 1euniro ia H7ned WnLIAM a;
IL 1MFI6K al Others fnere 1ritAnoob ana enou1o
6e aydided sale bY - DuGEiIn. &c. Fset1H; Il
NArcltY ftTeet. New York lys-9*..N
, 1863-10-13

N}ESTERN LAND AGENCY
w LatdA bought and sold OF com2.sdcn ana
titles exs,uinat. In lows, II &:onHn- M'Ireao -knt
unno!t bpec1A4 attention .iyen 70 selecting thsta.
for If ttier1 Taxes rexrls ypsd In the ah2ve otauce
Tdcus counte foT tnat purpose Pamphlets ntnutelY
Describing &c. eco Acres lands foreAe And 9Hp nssI9
d Wishing e laats rex T;,1 fling T. 5sRay 1S
m. snd f,tez csrtIaly tnvrsd1sted Tna tspi1 e1
nf1on & Ral,ways Ttnde5 Investment L. io~s E.;a
t1c1Auve Ind safe beyond al other Investments n
the present certain lines Al bastness transacted
chesrfully iurnisaed Parties hsyinE lsads for eae
a1ee pay I'D better send me sts enG dess.tGtioas
otfes, IL 1sRandolph phstreet. md r. O. BOZ seR CHI
csvo, Illinois, ncl-55lG1n
, 1863-10-13

7 -a1-I8O VI z I > F1IU5.~An III.
- dkrutatle fact Costtven.es OF the Rowels.
ecy dneAee- WHICH ztlett mankind oriRL&to IN the
I'd ytsceis VIZ /: dRest!on hnadssee ne1voa1 dis.
t,"des Tfles AID cu:&c-ons esuptons. foE which
1Eartc4 usually prescribed TneAe MaY rtlteve tne
texsis T.. tine but @ ~ sesea TIC sense Gauss
tty for repetition uLt eye6tusy tat boz rls oecome
IcH e'ess EaloTaYt flls nat os!y seek Tue scat OF
ulols from eto mach and intertiaea ranoyste sud
1n%tgofate them - To prevett future recurrence.
1it su the kdyert!a-rente e Rewherc
Fer tale by FULLE+ PINCH l. FULLER "a and 26
NRtE etseet DEPOT for Ch}cAco oc7 u79l1W
, 1863-10-13

pIANOS.-A variety Of 7-octsve
l. Pi81os
1t 116 s. DeaboYu st. second nooy. m4dn BY Isdd,
Of Boetcn, and Hazleton HfutheF4 Nov York One
Fiji Grand win the 4Eolan attachment By !. PRES.
TON, 2. o. Boz lilo. Chicago. ec2G n3&+21
, 1863-10-13
4 PLY SlOLOGICAL VIEW OF

z AAIsI11GE
Containing Eea.l5 800 SeB, and l31 hre Pttes and
I'E1ksli e. Of LEe An.toay Of ths 6exuN Urgsns in
Altte II T. Isporable eotseqn .nces 9ron the mind
1nn EotS 10, Wiz r. AntoI flsn q IIestEeaths
hy tho zeTo1 Of csee treated tru.tfol adviser to
The ELEY1tc Ard Ihnte { ltemplAttng 11REc Who
entertain doubts Of tbt1f physlcA' cord ton: Sent
tfte o. 1.bt25e to ~ aooreAs Tecept OF IS centa
CEt.iN ~, NJ 81 Aaaten LAne, albany. Il. 7.
, 1863-10-13

1RS. HUNTER AND Won
81 BADLY tres. al Carc1lc D:se.ses. ench q
Eo}osE EouEn& Ccean u1ptlnn Asthma the LuEEs Heart
Ktomach k4tbeYs BLADDER and the 30 owcla Dyt?epsa.
Nar1ha@a DYsentery, Cont kne1naAtag taIalYas. Zip
inAese Eltt 6N e.1EES A1h al corr pA1hta OF Wo1en
and chiltrcn 6ore Ft4 and Ea7s Cataract pbchArEea
EEa:ipT nd RuIArK 6ound2- Dr.. Hunter u tho only
HEHEEFRH' SS?t X Old soI.Ex Oh UlEKEs, TuMKRa,
IMAM 33FKNjA PILES AND F1STUl+A.
without cutting vth The knife: Al letsGss must Gna
s.fr te, renf1 7o1 I &p+edy AIsTef. DfA j anne
tH1ETfR t91T ri ~ wiz 1nKF, Box a7s. Hour Rom
11ss.1hn1r e. II - f;n3carn iliaCt3 eEEe&5-1y
, 1863-10-13

The Alabama, having now completed the
capture, steamed iato Table Bay, and camel to
an anchor about o'clock. Tbs Wharyes and
every prominent point along the beach, we're
crowded with spectators, and in very short
time hundreds Of beats put Off loaded with
visitors. AL who went alongside we're po-
u,ely received on deck, and invited to inspect
all paris ct the chip. For three hours, even
after dark, the crowd On board was as densn
as any We hare ever seen. All classes and Of
beth sexes kept pouring into the vessel; but
the courtesy Of the Alabams's officers was
euch that all felt at hone. Sone found their
way among the prisoners (the crews Of cap
tured yeesels,) Others gathered around tie
nnlncky Captain and snpercargo Of the Sea
Bride, and Others sgain penetrated into the
receiving all who sought the honor of shaking
hands and converting with him. Both the
gallant Captain and al of his officers spoke
fankly and modestly Of the services the Ala
bama had rendered to the Contederates, and
the curiosity Of those who sought particulars
Of all the captures was gratifed to the fullest
extent.
, 1863-10-13

L DR.. WITFIELD'8
VEGETABLE FILLS.
Arc H,nxnted a ce1tain cure for F1sTu1A- BLIED
OR bLEEDISG PILES.
We would caution sM Who 2re v1cHM1 to this t1e-
tresslpE complaLt to nv:c the use Of externA &ppl
csons they result only II the dsease
t1eeA4e ard erects permanent cHra
THIS Is No QUA E AKDlC!NE.
Thete Pills rave been tried for tho Inst seveo year,
ed IL NJ itstacce have thes fa,ltd % q cnse ..,,
J. TQVEG. Sole proprietor
81 Broadway. n. T.
For ete bY BLISg SHARP Ii LNee Iee.. Chi
F.rO Iii Bf9-u5fG,3m
, 1863-10-13
CARD"

MARY II. THOMPSON. M. H..
- o,sdu.te CT tns Ecw EaElAi Female Medical Col
fe Boston 1espseu15 = :oGaess taat sae ~
= tns New YORK irnrr ay for til. ds -ases # omen
anG eli d1en she toc:ts the pssronAga o. the p1 1n.e
hcHss GoE st, ii An MARY Ta0APS2N;
II TfHTKCxs :-k3s. 1nh1 Z: HAine4. Mrs B. +.
Gsrdner Nrt F. c. 8hern1n, Mn. VII. Rgeer.
In
, 1863-10-13

CAFE TOWN BOARDING THE ALABA1IA.
Next day the excitement In town WAS ifpos.
sfble still greater. The day VAS to all Intenta
and purposes general holiday. The weather
was favorable, charming; the bay was US
smooth and sparkling as ! sheet Of glass. and
every man, woman, and child In Cape Town
seemed to have mrde up their minds to get on
board the Alabama in some way or other.
The different jetties we're crowded from early
morn to late hour in the evening; tho baY
Vas alive with craft OF al kinds, from the
heaviest anchor and cargo boats to the lightest
gigs and racing skiffa, all packed with pleasure
parties going to or returning from the Ala
bama. The Table-Bay boatmen must have
reaped an enormous harvest, for they had
more to do than if engaged to discharge all
The ships in the bay at once in double quick
time. The Alabama took in and discharged a
living freight at the rate Of about sixty Ia the
minute from s O'Clock In the morning till
four or five In the afternoon, by which time
pretty nearly the whole population Of Cape
Town had been on board.
There she lay all day, surrounded By a feet
Of boats ten deep. The boatmen quar1eled,
roared and Swora, as their eager, living car
goes tumbled in and out Of large boats into
little ones. utterly reckless Of t6eir lives, In
their mad haste to get into the ship. The
Indies cr1nolines blocked the ladders and
gupgHays. The boldest officer on board the
Alabama won1d not have liked to force his
way through that barricade, and would have
tried In vain to tufu that stream Of female
bQardeIH,
, 1863-10-13


Next evening after dark, when we knew
that most Of the visitors had left, we pulled
on hoard. We pull alongside, hand up our
card. and Immediately after are requested to
walk down Into Capt .Semmee cabin. We
find him alone. BE throws down the Cape
Town newspaper, In which he has been read
ing IN account Of his arrival and reception,
and Welcomes us With great kindness and cor
diality. Our home readers will, no doubt, be
anxious to know as much as possible about
the nautical hero OF the day, bis officers and
chip. We supply few details. The Ala
ba1na's lines, build, rig, armament, general
look and speed, hare been described be-
The captains cabin is in the very stern Of
the ehfp, and In shape inst 1lka half moon
It is very small and plainly fnrniahed. 4
horpe.hair sofa runs round the little horse.
ehoe table in the center. There Is only room
beside for two or three chairs, and little
sldeboa1d or buffet opening lute the stewards s
pantry as well Is the cabin. On the ledge or
Shelf running around back Of the sofa are
ranged between fifty and sixty chronometere,
taken out Of the different ships captured and
DESTROYED by the Alabama. Her captains
charts, and those taken from her prizes, are
slowed away IN great prof1sion behind tina
chronometers,againstt the bulkheadsand cross
beame> litter the floor, sofa, table and chairs
colored engraving Of the Alabama and small
Photographic portraits Of Davis. Les, and
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PARTING.

Of all our allotted trials, not the leas
difficult to endure are the separations be-
tween loved ones which are daily, hourly,
and momentarilv taking place IN every
o.arter of the universe. IL - the one
,h;ns 10 which W. never got accustomed.
Frenuent repetition is not sufficient TO dull
the sense Of pain.
Even though the separation is designed
20 he hut temporary, life IS 50 uncertain,
and the anxious heart goes over the dis
,ance with ihe departing one. watches me
hours Increasing 10 days, hopes and de-
,poud. alternately, and Is. not happy until
the ~ayfaring one has returned ~ the :" IN
gle side"
How apt We are to treasure the remem-
hrance oi the clap Il the hand, and the
few word. o. friendship which may be
given al the moment Of parting.
Tn, ocean Or The land may separate "
xs hep. 10 meet again. God alune knows
what !. in store for eitAsr. aud one may
vearn and wait for the coming q the other
and still have nothing more tangible U
cling 10 than a sweet memory kept eye'
But What il The pairing was 10 anger and
the separation hnsl
What host II ssidened memories mus
harrow the s.uI Of the brreased! Eser'
tame asd sestsre 81 his own seems great.
aggravated when he considers ne virtue
OF hi. fri.nd. Death sweeps away all gu
aniaoslties. and We can regret The loss 2
those who have ssen even less han trend
" tou., while with sigh OF pity We sx
claim poor iellos !.