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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-09-24

y NEW METHOD OF DIvoRCE.-In Berne, they
have a novel method of dealing with matrimonial
disputants. Divorces were freely granted but.
first the applicants must 90 through the follow
ing test
a small room was prepared, in which husband
and wife were put-the door being then closed
to remain 50 for six weeks, except it should he
set in motion ut the urgent and united request of
the welded pair. There were in the room one
stool, one plate, one spoon, n unity Of all the
requisites, and the solitary bed was of such di-
mensIons that, 1t they chose To Use it together,
they must needs lie very close. OF one thing,
and one only, there was duplicate and that was
a little treatise on the duties OF husbands and
wives towards each other. No visitor was per-
United to 60 near them and they had only a
glimpse 1T intervals of the grim face of the iani-
tor us he pushed their food through a hole i'm
the door. The bishop states that the test was
TO with the most wholes ,me results.
In most cases, the parties were excellent friends
IN "A few days and very few could stand out
Tor more than a fortnight. Another very graft
lying circumstance was. that they had scarcely
ON record Il case i'll which a second application
made by persons who had once gone through
the ordeal.-Bishop Burma.
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Foreigners ga England.

\ foreigner who stays at a good London hotel
finds life made very easy to him. The bill may
be rather heavy, but he gets comfort and atten-
ton for his money. Some of them. for example.
We're charm'd Il at the Kindness Of one OF the land
lords Of Il Bond street hotel. They had casually
remarked they should like To see the Derby. and
the next day they saw dash up To the door IA noble
carriage and four, expressly ordered to carry them
10 EPSON. IL SEEMED 80 thoughtful OF their host,
Sd splendid, so like Monte Christie. Of course
they had TO pay in the long run. but it is Il great
thing 10 be able To pay a hotel bill with thankful
ness and a sense of obligation.
Strangers are also verg much struck with the
way IN which London go-s on without any one
apparently to take care of il. That wandering
Highlander who has strolled into the French
lines, and represents the English army i'm the
great French picture OF the battle of Alma. is a
very apt representative of the English army i'm
London. Where, asks the foreigner, are the
soldiers? W no IS To cut you down If you go the
wrong side of Il fountain Or DO any of the things
that are d6feHdu? The Fr~enchman eninvs rho
odd sensation of being at Il school where there
are No ushers, and yet where the boys behave
very decently, and do not seem even 10 know that
the ushers are absent. But there Is 4 still odder
and 4 pleasaHter sensation for him u eniny i'm
LOndOn-there Is the sensation produced by the
British policeman. 50 far as We can discover
the policeman is the marvel in England which
most eaptIyates the fancy and stIrs the enthusiasm
OF the foreigners. He IL LlUre wonderful than a
river with miles OF shipping, or a CITY sixteen
miles long, or Il sovereign that is beloved, or 4
House OF Parliament not on the eve of IL revnlu-
ton. Here is a policeman, a Sergcnt de riHe.
JsHdaTTns, CT whatever he would be called abroad,
shose object is actually to protect, help and en-
outrage honest, respectable people-who is not
Iaid to strut about. bullying everybody, and
n sword, and exchanging gossip derived
rom sples-but who Is engaged to be civil, TO
order, to direct the wandering, to assist all
Vho have need of him. The attitude in which
ne policeman most fascinates the foreign mind is
nat OF q controller of carriages. There comes a
asst crowd OF carriages, horses ~snorting. vehicle
ushIng before vehicle, each coachman risking
IS lite, and what he values more, his panels, is
RIDER To hold his ground or beat a rival, and sud
emily a PLAIN man, dressed in unpretending blue,
nd carrying a little stick, steps into the road and
aVes ms hand. Instantly the throng is brought
ITO order. The horses are quiet. the carriages
III int1 u line, the coachmed are the meekest of Z
ana seem quite glad to be allowed to draw {
p u their turn 10 the spos they are seeking to q
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In or near Honolulu

should 4 sufficient quantity Of cane he guaranteed. aid be
to learn from those parties who feel inclined o. CPS cane
What quantity they would lie prepared 10 plant At one, o be
delivered to the mill 10 be ground on shares. on the uadGstnd-
ng that n mill would be ready before it was ripe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-09-24

A IHOlCE OF CHINESE &
IA japanese Teas.
II. II. Tea No. Is, + lbs. boxes,
III. ii. Tea No. II, 8 lbs. boxes.
II. II. Tea No. IL, 10 lbs bxs,
II. II. Tea No. 10. 80 lbs. boxes,
Finest japanese Tea in bulk and catties,
Comet" Oolong Tea,
I~OngmOw, Kuku Tea.
Half and or. Bbls. Mess Pig Pork.
do. do. new Dried Apples.
New Dried Plums, (excellent,)
Pure Currant Wine, (for invalids,
- Fresh Olives, Capers.
Fresh MacarOni, Vermicelli,
Fresh Tapioca and Sage,
Extra Manila Cigars,
Pure Cider Vinegar, on draught,
Good Syrup, do.
Dairy Butter,
Fresh Corn Meal,
Fresh heat Meal,
Best Brands California Flour,
Wailuku Mill Maui Flour,
Assort d Crushed, Loaf and Brown Sugars,
do. Spices and SeasOnings,
French and California Mustard,
Tins Lobsrers. Salmon 81 Quohaugs.
Tins Little Neck CLAIMS,
Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc.
Fer Sale by
oso-Sn A. n. CARTWRIGHT.
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rAs Isd,s. war in the wess.

tn~s" A.e ia syseisi dspateh from -.
rssi "Jsf Hoy' has jug. r,i1rned tiom the idaho
so'd frlnos II, rcpor.s that In battle bes~seu the
passenger steamer shrevep,r. and Rob-r, Campben,
and ths Indisni. 100 uil.s beov Fort nion on the
Missouri RIVER. So Indians we're killed aud . number
sounded; aud whites were h'H..i and vounded.
The bcsu we're on Q ssnd hAr hey had tso hovi,.
ssrN and we're barricadsd viii bundles Of tufials
'ohss pr. Hcyt reports that ali the Indians on this
SIDE Of the Rocky Mountains are ho.tiie. lie thinks
that the expedition Of CAPT. Fwks sin fal A letter
from sibeys srpedfios. dated Jsmss River. July
f,saysi "a battle 10 exyscted viii the iadisns
within two days u seems TO b. the design of the In.
diane to leave the prairie and draw our forces into the
billy country Of the hlsssar. and th,rs sive them
battle"
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LOCAL NEWS.
HBW YoRk AND TEE VICINITY.

THB RIOT CAsss.-The interest in tho trial Of
the riotss st the General Sessions. vss Gsatv e..
hspssd yessday by the fat that the trial II james
H. Whttsn, ALLEGED 10 hAvs bssn the issdsr Of the
mob vhish sseked The Taisuxs ofhos, The evening
ofths 18th Of July, vss ooumsno-l. Many member
of the Pres In sttendonos q the Cont sspsni-
ally from the TsfsuHA Horace Greeley appeared in
Coart shsss time aftss the opening. Assistsat Dis
tct Attorney Me0srvts appeared In the psos Of Mr..
Hall. A great deal u time ~ CONSUMED In smpsn-
nslips jury. from tho fact that hs Bisntnsu n.
eoonsea for the sseussd. challenged each juror indi
vtAsaiiy.
TAs hsss visnss called sos the prosecution vs. II.
Jenny. VIA tsstiasd thst he haA besn employed 10
the TRiruES ofNce fx II ysArs. s called the Tls-
Suws Asocistion, and has bean legal association for
::n %Ss ssAs q :s'S: ::
SisS 10 from. q the 0c. sod Tine man whit,on sss
ss : s:s .ss :: :SSI
eSs. Gis.as we're s,sn for ,h. TSiSrss. and cheer:
for thS CAuSAsAs nsy.Npsr. Ils tWtt.toni called
bs N NJ. "st xsE AS . :.s IN
sh' coat, spd e. vs's rsn.%n hat. ens s| not po.
,. n 70 ~ a.p and so: .; ,S sia s
Il. mob Tho e,oSs S.iSsSet n oa. % os tk. Ones
..v:s. time: aurns e: .t.,n.on IN !hs latter rsrs
fos eight, snothaf crowd assembled is front Of me
offics, and commenced throwing heavy stono,,
bcts, and elnbs at the ONCE, Afor dsnsiishiny the
window, and doors, they entered tho once end d.
tenp, ~as W MI d. 70 tipdie are tn he once By SET
,ins fire 10 p1psu In the suert there m6t have
been upvsrds Of 1900 porsons. Abut . toGeu were
in the oflice vhn he s:syp~d out. The y.lins snd
was said wss considerably ticltsh on the occasion
Whttop hal sesn him several tiin's In the barber
ahop Of kr Chri.ado'v under the hstot House he ve
worn Ass.s for four - Ave ,eau think the accused
wa 40 feet from me hen fn, saw him observ Cd
liar eA,t, which ~ not 20 antiys one, serns would
call I, q RAPID hind Of vsddns oectp ed th front
desk in the otios AT Greeley VA sp In tho editor
ia department 81 tho time saw the dsisndart but
once that day did not cause him TO be- srssttd, va
taken ~ 70 ilsni'ty him have not ,h' Iemss.t ~,
dd NO, All him II ha w tAsre; ssid to
him that ! recognised hfln a. being there
and should bc .sisd N ~ so t:ld HIN
" he you'd makes cioAu breas' Of the matter and .
clear Stssmtnt q thu p.pons whe led him on 70 this
rot, thAt cat 10 used IN testimony ssAlnst tho
leaders 81 the National Conspsrocv, that 1 would
u,e ev0vS inhuen In h.s hrhslf. Ind IL on nv
rVponAl biliiy. Tod him It sas the bss. th ns he
could do, and he could rely on my friendship, DO
pubtt.hcd htore his Arrest not
w r. HALL tes, tiSt, thai on the morn nf OF the
18Th a July, be VA In a., 9Th stoSy NJ the rRrBUHs
baiidins, losktnS Out OF the wipdov, Saw the
e..d ., the head 4 lNs, ero.d in front q the
sSoa, % % . s.if So"i ...I Sa:s a. S'n, ieioSa so@.
down out Of the building TAXED With him and
aAked him not to lead thAt mob, hut 10 try 10 stop
thsm. kasv this u he nan. HsASd him Wy that
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Tslsgraplie News Items, 10

BsAse's hssdqusrtsre y st Chstsseega. He has
about $4,000 men This is reliable.
Tns Me1iean oNicers, Who vers teksn prissrsu q
Lusuz. Toun and Blois, duTtns ihsr exile.
As.sp Of armed dessr'er. srs In The nqpnssins
ne, fis'.s S9. A- organizing viii ~ ''''n' "
eei;sI, 'S captured By the Gsossis. and hosdsd Is
,. allied from th. rant. X tk. eyn:e; ;ips, .sS then
Grant and Rosscrsns will be reinforced.
s -, ISs. K s.s ,es:. b. e sss:: :,.:n.
TO be studying for the drama.
GHHs. Hurrns, Busll and Sherman srs u Newport,
X l. Gen. sherman fsinted In Chureht last sunday
from ths e!ee.ivs heat but coon recovered on rssch
II Is ssn that 20 ooo pounds a cotton daily nnd
their vay 20 Ne. Oresns, being part q the crop
rot % turned BY the r'b'A y sd'''ed By JET Dsvis
or p, spposred before lie Bosrd of Eurofnsn, a.
a,stv dcp,ndentu VI on his mother for support.
se 'Sp essysSs S.19 Ss r. or 70
sent to the Old Capitol. he Is to be sent south.
aovr.sos wAtLAcn anr Secretary Daniels len
Psrl,nd Ores9n, or tho rh nltinol 70 ore.niIe the
Gs, to iasSo Psas en- a;s
rep-ssent IA. Territory in the nsIs Congress.
Tns secre,sry H War hs. called on Governor An
Masssehu,etts tcoorod, vounse-' taken prisoners st
Charleston, for tn vlrs.o OF rsta iatiDs In kind
upon equal number n rebel prisoners In hands
Tus Confederate Government has determined 70
place 000N negroes In their army, to b. ofhces By
whites The Issroe, 10 be pro'aised their freedom,
which 10 20 be declared when Ju'hern indeps
Ia achieved The owners Of the slaves 70 be paid
In Confederate scrip.
L. Washington, last susday. quit. . dl.tub.nes
broke out among III roFernnent b.xcksmths. Ow-
iAs to the prets H work they we're required % -oit
on Sunday, This sons ,efuNd 10 do, aud attack }
thoss vho vent TO sok nnrnhsr ot the rioters wers
srr.st Cd, and confined 10 the Guard House.
Tus Grand jury Of s.nok county, Mas, has To-
acted ieorse, Count johannes, - "a conn nu.
ssncs" for stirring up unnecessary sef.s, suiis and
controversies among honsst and quiet e'zSns NJ the
Common wealth. The defendant pleaded A0t Calty,
and vas held in o., f00 for trial.
IT 10 reported that the sueuil's Richardson has 70
turned to est Tennes.er, ~ he reQu rsmen't to
carry cut the eonscr ion. 10 aid he he's instr
tions to oonIcrlpt al llRh'colored n.xroes bt~ren
IL and a. 10 servs three y, ss soldiers al TIE
pUdilOn Q( phioh Nrte USy uaU b nlonun.nted,
but rscsp no for sevrlne.
yMn. 'EtnABkrH bAHprosD, Of PORTAGE county.
Ohio, reached her one hundrsdth BIRTHDAY On 'hs
2s,h ult. She born at houson, Massachusetts
snd has rtsided several years with her aon John
socts for the soldiers OF three WARS and hops 10 live
20 see her oonnr or the hift time victorious over
the ensniss Of ADsIty.
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Important from California.
Appreciated General Uprisius Of the Sc



Sa~ Francisco, Aug. n.-Ths State 10 fuu Of ri.
0ws Of . contemplated rising 4 the soccssionists,
ennsegusntiy there Ia unsssy feeling in the public
mind. On the oth an ARRAY occurred at vissii,, .
small town In Tsre coupty. between the secession
bas and the soldiers sts'cucd there One Of the Iat
tu va killed. Several Of tho latter wounded.
Thr'y-siI shots were sIchanrd Tillnre and the
shjcns counties in the horn par, II Tho sasts,
contain numerous .eossoniss. A. vissis great eI-
.etetnent prevailed Some Union cit and others,
Who organized home suaId. pursued the parties
vho had fired at the soldiers The house of the unsn
vho shot the soldier burned down the night Of
the 7th, which eIaspersted both unioniss AID
saonists, each sccusins the other of the deed Gen
Wrisht, the military commander st San Francisco.
ejesrs pbed that all be spare smops the SOLDIER
at visala, be dstfbulad among the loyal citizens
and dispatched troops Of esvslry from Ovens River
10 Visalia
To-day rumors srs current Of sscs.sionist outbreshs
In eanta Clas and sslsno counties north and south
n the bay respectively Both counties contain large
secession element. The reports are dIsefeited; but
their ready circulation creates alarm.
Gen. Wright telesrsphsd soms days since to Wash.
hston. for the government Immediately to begin the
sev dsfspees Of San Francisco, costing about eioo-
eO, bu' has received reply. Last night the City
Supsvsors voted to the citys guarantee Of payment
90 any person Who would advance $40 OOo, to enable
the General Instantly 70 commence uop.r fortifcs
doua
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The Draft In New York.
Report fshs Judss Advocate to Gsvsrner
seymour.

seymour.
The Judse Advocate Of the State Of New York,
Nelson j. ws'e bury, has submitted TO Gov. s.y-
mouf repot' of the rssuits u r1mnaton Of the
manner In vh ieh tho enrollm.n, and draN has be m
appor ionsd In his s,sts. In seeotdaoee With iu
"fuetion' from Gov. Seymour. he visited wa.bins
ton, and OBJ Aucd from the Prcsiiept aud Provost.
hsr'hI Gsnsrsifry every fseillty for conducting
his investisat ons.
The report states that tho dram in every dis.riet
and State s ind pendent Of avery other d,tret and
state. II has been orde Cd In ell the Middle and
Eastern ststss. Except New York and Rhode leland
all tho States are in OF quotas under former
calls. The Western States are not In arrear, but
the dra IN then has bsen Suspended fr the purpose
Of fe9usliEns the appor,ionmrut In thu Eastern and
Middle stAtes- most Of which In atAr the female
population esceeds tho male, bu, In the we.seru
states the male population IN Of the female
In thb State the females eIeeed the males In the
eit1es While la the agricultural dstrcts there are
more mai's than fcmsles
vii be seen that thi. fact has an I'm port- nj hear
ins on tie etee,sive .nrom~u lade Ia certain dis
ulcb ~ appcars Tart III spIuln mt /. eicts-
ave IN fhos. dstIiets where fetna-s are IN sIc-ss
he folPwins table, made w BY Congregational dis
esch district OF he hst clAss, vho, according TO act
o. Congress, should consist only Of eitirsns ana
ahens Who have tAken out their Dirt papers, b,t zen
- Ahl 50 ysars OF sse. and unmarried men bet wsen
80 ana 20 The number OF csDuscrtpts rsQuired " 90
per esn'' oi The Inmber enrolled;
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Joss McsaAsS friends, 10 Keasssty. esnpiais
Il t \: : os ~ fi fS.1 .ss T rs:, ca.
r.; A., wss .nd
si Riehmoad. vre forced 70 ssam to6sscos and vsfs
kspi very hare ct v~t st that
e.us, fSs ;risss S ,ss s: -. s
" foasensss are In the main ojpcsed 70 ~ seS have
en-. "sss e s, 4: 2 s q
sss; ~; h: S:.s; .ds; s.S bSs; WS1s. = ~
.IA .issis sis6 sdesr. vas DIED 81 thrsO ,imss sv
r -Ss n:s: ~: s., sHi a. a sSs ss.S
sd .ss. "!: sresss upos her lsS ~. ana q. On
Fsc.. he, sip bons prosIudeS !Sicash Che e,ns and
her .p.rs "a; terribly Injured. The Jury SnsA
d s-Iow to iik. fos the amusement of the public.
,trrx. nom a.os,sl sictls., lsted Aug. l't @ b;
s *. y: , S.i ~; s:sdns
storm n, t.s nc. yst .s.e ned =: H.i;,s .s
nor suileient rdncrs 10 enable him 70 ride 10 car
riss- faster 'h'u saN Tie says that very soan s'l
:s' II. s ,. stScv;s aud s,ssst. me- e ..
gust
hA,os wAiLn, Of the soth Kentucky, sives the
iciS; ns seeouns q ,h. ecraaet Of no.ssns |ss: .:
Oct. ssS Aln Y g sptinsatid, sns %il.., N one
In the heed With their euns and kich I'd them Of
two hn- hsssss end b, ,diss sv6 hne Colts rsvoivs
svsrd worth go, and gold vsteh. 1bsy teof
aflr he'd sufrspdered."
Ar midnight on the 10th Inst, the lw-iiins Of r.
T Baruuna, about half mile from hsdscport, Conn,
psrior vindsws Aud one of them pu, In his head aud
| . tArk lantern to take view Of thing. Baruun. Il
ths tag Of the psvceedinss began ring bells ell
over the house. lie also has private q u,ory Of mas
vsnis cosnmsnned Ere 10 the upop the burgiars
and bis does followed ap the rstrsAttns Toe. NOBODY
huyt,
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FPsn Washiugtou.

Warrington, Auo,1st IL. Inform alton VA received
n-day from the Army Of tho Potonse, saying that
Rrisadisr General t'overneur x. Warren. Chief Of
the Typographical Engineers, has been promoted to
Major General.
new rebel camp vas discovered on Pony Noun.
tain, near Culperpe, Sunday. II 10 bsliev ed that
ths rebels came Ism the south side Of the Rapidan
No movements Of general character have trans
pred In the Army Of the Potomac for some time.
The weather Is intensely hottie earth 10 dry and
pArohsd and man AMI beast are slsd to ssek the
cooling shades.
The Board Of EaSo!pen', durius the three days Il
has been In session to hesr exemptions under the
draft, has d,po~d Of shout 100 essss of which up.
ward Of 6o person. have bern ae-spted BY sutstuts
fsv In person, aud several have paid eomuutstioa
money. The remainder we're disohsrssd from diss.
billy, eron.uus enrolment and ether Causes
The report Of the operations Of the A rmy Of the
Tennessee. from the day that Major Gen Grant a..
Gmet command OF the eIpc<itlon ss.inst vicksburs,
70 the surrender Of that place, is pubhed In the Of
GcisI GAykrTE lie says that Il 10 sjstrkns feature.
far his observation sees. Of the present. yoiuo.
teer army Of the United S,ates that there 10 NOTHING
r,.cA nsn culltf yron 70 TO- mechanical or NO
,eS,0s, that deoom plishrd aispts ednnst be found
for the duty required IN d,,nOs, epevp regiment
Gen. Meade ! A. written . dispatch, ststins that
General Lee must have been deceived BY his subos.
Anstes when he denied In his ofeAl dlspsteh the &C.
surscy OF bis report Of the cavalry nsht st Falhns
WsteS. General keads seknovledsss that he va
h error ~hen he stated that Gen. Psttisrsv's body
l-fi In bic hands, but n,iss that the hsht vas
genuine Union victory, and not the "esp,urs Of fev
sIasglrrs" - sts'sd by Gen. Lee. The three battle
eses Of the <oih, 9Th, and hs virgiaia regtmsuts
vh ch fell Into our hants .nd sent 10 wslhins-
Ton, attest the severity Of tue contest, and the i'm
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Naval Movements.

Reception Or the PIss ship Havsfsvds
The U. g. steamer Hartford, late asS chip Of Admit
sa FarraSut, received q the Navy Yard ysssss-
day amid the ehssr Of the u the rvestvns
ship North Cardiac snd ether vSssus N the Yard,
vh, usnnsd the rigging Of she,r respective vsssis.
end tboussnds Of psctsto With which the dscks
rsmnsd. and II rssosu fos which the crew Of the
Hartford gave thrss ehssr fcs Nsv Yak. shs Union.
Admiral Psuidins, Ae. Ibs uNtfosd is TO rsmsin ss
her moosins. opposite isas dorh, fos time. Hss
ships company yin rceevs iiborty. and the sdesrs
Be- 6stasheA Ths masiuss ere 70 bc tfsnsfesrsd 70
the eharss Of MajH GarlAud- vho vin ~ then psop
eriy csrsd iss The iastSord 70 ~ theroushly
hauled and rspAirsd-
Yesterday the u. .. steamer Richmond ~ form
siiy ssrvsysA q the B'ookiya Navy Yard. The
result o shs nvsssieaton ssovsa that the sspAirs
b effected viii cost aimost - much the buidins
ee nee man o. var would. She has been II ns Ices
thss sisht snsaesmsnts, bssidss hsvins fonGht che
ssbsl rsa Aiksssas. Ono Il hss mssts be- bsss y
nush dispiansd thss ~ sAsst the kseissu hsl
bssu vssy injuricus. and may prsbablv nsessisats
very extensive svpattss u che kssL Thar ass sad
b - ssil tve soad shse buried n Ne interior Of ths
vessel. II vii b nearly . haif . ysas bsfsss sAs
saa b ready fos ssrv.ce sssia.
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the shoE niiuoer ~ ''"' '"'"
s: a; .s s ss s'; =, n; :,' I'll.
ssins, d'eIinin.tisn u svc ~ cent usinss : Is:
III. effect fth. vhoisss,. ..i,ns a.vp Of ..u..
,bs ~ a.Isysd ,n hs case o. ,ie I'd wIi In
s. q iss so .sS q. uans.f 81, s q
;:s q =. " & All sh';s 10: ~ e
ihe ssfd is sbou $50 The number o. ,onscr,vts re-.
no % si. ne .osiS s !: nsSa nsSssy ssy i iss
% ,spply them every able tsd man 10 M card
u ns und.r TOE Consezip,sos set b Do mlsafrduty
IN. pori sdduees nsur,s that al.pei the unjust
b,rs Sn sha. M INV ei', hss rot born. Il. :h,ls
., the number Of men furnished since Jul, ~, isS.
one Il II 2, Of
rs. = hssvy .f'iii:iy, rOeS Ss.,sisa' and s1.s
S...s.n St S y q S; ma "a
1907 From all !h. rest of The s,ss only 80 ip men
fourth Tor %,n insh-d iro1 g. OOH is ,esy lib I'D
er. allowance ~ thauc raised four n Iimcn alone
Of % aSsss q sv ''s Ysrs ,' e. hi s Ai: ss
"nss me var commenced, on the tss Of Population
10. % s:: M:
o.,orc OF since. But ,he vas not entirely sIhAusted
sns. ,nss TINE he aAs con rhasd 10 cS mem BE-
ments. Thus New Yort hs. Furnished, eIclnsi,s of
mhlta il,6tl men over and above ell eaus previons
ne disprop,rtion II the snro,im.u, against the
ci s more apparent from the fact that larger uuus
oi shrns no! subject to dram. reside here than In
Inv dis,s, por,ion between the number Of .yetsrs
compared With the sity ana rurs districts, IN ths
oases Of ths last Presidential ard State elections Y:
from nineteen Lincoln dissicts With vote of 81, ,sS',
shils NO lsss than 80 conscr!pts are rsqsired
aos es; r. os h.. III .s d::
Iine.In election, !, = sand .S., @. s.T: pdssgl:
tr.ets .ith 'oi. Of SsSS2 but 4dSs! are called
EVEN .Sou:.na more men s:ss .4s ,sSir:s sSsi !:
nom t-s,ve seymour dstyicts than from siltseu
r ,Ss On ri: .sS.s es: e: .pU :ss :ss
Thsrs ha. bs.n ~aoi:ss. ds:sn 70 take gut q this
s sy III :.:;a ::a!ss ao 4 .., II :: ~:
,hs character q the .nrollinsnt tu, els. from ,bs
s.; s:t .;.. a. III ;HS
ssns.perous coqrse towards e,y Witch has eentst.
sass led e IN ever, r'Rss, .e.s shs
twenty avc thousand .eIs bodied could b. fores1
the business operations Of the metropols, 70
,enf that .celd not only cripple ths national oausA
put also bs felt throushest al the states true 70 shs
Tn. Judge Advocate aeqults the Prssden. and Pro
5 n.r: q e atm sa
We mn.t ook 70 Che rresponstls cabs oaeids. vhi,h
han a.. osn rrre,.d h he ps.sn' s9S:' S . ; sSr;:
no. fuily sIposed. n justice Is done, Il .iibs oor
,seted u not .hs,hss y !. earrisd GOT vl,h mare q
The Rcyo.i concludes BY seecmmspdins the Prsnel
By this Journal
tIrrD vBou oBr vBv.
Provost Msrhsl General FRY sidrsssd Q lsttas u
| Gov Seymour, July cth, scknevI Hedging he rsceip
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-13
Ersu the Seuthwsse.

ke,nphis, Avo,sst io-purins the session Of the
Court Aaris at Corinth to-day. an sitssestion oe-
suusd between Col Corvin Of the 10Th Missouri
Cavalry, and L'ut. Col. Bowen Of the sams regiment
Cosv,n is reported to have struck Bowen, vhsa the
Atter drew . pistol and shot the former In three
Isees, kilins him instantiy. There vss sYsss sx-
;temens among the troops, but further tseuhle u
0Wshspasd. 0sA. Dsdss y quite sisk.