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u QEAu QQGys
In this dilemma, Captain Hardy arranged
that the corpse, being tlrst partially omba1m-
cd and packed. with large quantity Of salt,
In boz Of suitable dimensions, should be
convey I'd on board ~ merchandise. Nothing
Was to be said Of the lady's deceAse; and, IS
It was well understood that Mr. Wyatt had
engaged passage for bis wife, It became
her during the voyage. This the deceased's
lady's-ma5d was easily prevailed to do. The
extra state.room, originally engaged for this
girl, during her mistress's life, was now
merely retained. In this state-room the
pseudo !ifs slept, ofeours; every =, night ct, n 4.
her ability, the Fart Of her r,istreas-whoss
person, II, ted been carefully ascert lined. ms
unknown to any Ut the passengers on board.
!. Ny Own mistakes arose naturally enough,
through too.carelees, too iuquislttTe. and too
'1mrulsiTo temperament But of late. It Ii
There fs connteranee which haunts me,
turn as Will There Is an hytterlcsl laugh: :
which will forever ring within my ezra
(. Asour distance from the wreck fapldlJ In
creased, The mailman, for ID s1ch only could
We regard him, wass seen to emerge from
strength That appeared ktgantle; IL dragged,
bodily, the ob1ong box Whtlo ire Eazea IN
the extremity Of: astonishment, he passed,
rapidly, seTer1 tn1ns OF q thren-inch rope,
dts. around the box and then around his
body. In; another instant both body and
bog were in' the sea-disappea1ing suddenly,
= Ne fingered awhile kadly upon our oszs,
with our eyes riyeted upon the spot, at
length nc pulled AWAY. Tho sl1eace re-
NAMED unhroken for an houE.s Finally,
hazaEdAd remark. -
'sDid you observe, Captain, how suddenly
they sank? Was not that An exceedingly
singular thlDgl confess thst entortained
come feeble hope OF his hual delivcrance,
when SAN him lash himself to Tho box and
commit himself to tho hea.''
"Ihey sank - mattAr Of course" replied
the CaFtain, '"and th.t Ike shot. They
Will soon rise again, howevee-but rot till
'tThe aalsl'' ejsoulatcd. .
"Hush II said the Captain, pointing to the
rife and sists1a OF the deceased "We must
talk Of these things at somo moro appropri-
"Rx,1rNBBs Foar Pu1ow',7- Tim RErA1-
1ATESa Pollor 1H1T1ArEp,-TWo weeks since,
opposite Nntchez, Misa., a. force Of Union
black troops wus sent out to dispense strni-
lar force ofrebele. The 1atter were batlly
battle With tho rallying cry: Of "Remembet
Fort Pillow Eleven men were captured,
hut were Immediately put to the sword on
the spot where they surrendered. One rebel
dropped upon his kneRs before black sol
der ind begged for. his lfe.:: The soldier
turned to bis Captain and said, "Captain,
shat shall do with this mansn "Do with
him a he would do with you If he was In
Jour place and you was In bis" was the
quick reply. swift az thought loyal bullet
was sent from Colt revolver through the
rebels head, and he fell dead before. the
black avenget. This may be considered Sc
vcrc By some, but to all such We say, "Ro-
member Fort Pillo1.''-IPasaingson R:pad
licaa.
, 1864-06-05
TE1E lSTI7 AE4A41NORS CAV
tALEkR,
Sketch of the On.ceFs and Condition OF
1llc Ilc.1ncnt4

Especial Cor. ofthe Missouri Democrat
ALTON, lLl.' May 70, 1885,.
This splendid regiment Is now cncamped
near this place, and is doing guard duty over
the rebel prisoners iu the old pcnltcntiary.
The regiment WAS raiscd during the past
winter, anil consists Of 1,140 men, strong
uud fiue looking fellows US ever slnng a,car-
bine. The commanding officer, Col John
l.. Beveridgc, "a brother OF Hon. James h.
Deveridge, our Union nominee for State
Treasurcr.) was senior Major In the old 8th
Illinois csyalry. md went through tho en-
tire csmpalcns Of the Army or the Potomac
from, 1Ec bccinp;nc Of the war to the assign
mtnt of his nresent command. He IS an
i,nnor to lis Stnte. was m honor to the
Amy Of the PofoInac In which be ourht
now 10 be commandjnc a Division. and VIII
hc an honor to whnfcvcr nruy be ioips when
h. iskns tic field.
lent Cul. b. j. Hypes, was for long
time On the stuff OF Nal, Gen. PIcasauton,
and was also 18th the Sth Illinois cavalry In:
ali ita Totomnc camnaipue. A rallant and
canah1c ot1icer and rie d worthy gentleman
il Eoi. Hyncs. who deserves to wear = bonny
hrf,ht air mon lis shoulder somo tny.
1ia9 ntilurt1 i, I'm old vcteran cayaify oticer
Of ihe West Nstor .Matlack' ia 4 lighting
Cbnn1o,n who f,as hccn through tho war. aud
M.;nr ri.her IL aiso veternn otficrr.
lie staff otiiceIs arc mostly veter.yns. Drs.
Crawford ana Slll have been in the war from
, 1864-06-05
FROM COLORADO
Tho Great Flood Mt Dcuvcr,

DENVER, COLORADO, Mny %, 1854.
On tho night OF tho 10Th, this city VAS Wis
ere familiar with the famous "Cherry Cteek"'
Of '5S and '9, the then attraction for gold
huntcrs. That creek runs through tho ecu
ter Of this city, leaving on It's left bauk West
Denver, On Its right East Denver. Tho for
Mer is Level bottom and tue latter q rolling
highland. The creek, with single exesp-,
tlon, has been dry since tho eettlcmont Of
the country. =
On Thursday night, shortly before mid:
night, We heard noise like distant hurri-
cane-it gather force ard became terrific in
volume, epsinginE hurriedlY to- comm.ud-
Ing position, we behe1d q wall o: water, pour
INF VII. W;s Irresistible force, along the bed Of
Cherry Creek, and spreading In all direet..ccSSss
over the western portion Of the town. Ten
minutes before there Was not drop Of wa
ter in the creek bed-noW macs of.bollins
and snrginE water swept down with force
only equaled By that Of Niagara. The blood
stood still In horror; men became speechless.
Fright-terroF--horror, seized upon every
one. In the face Of this torrent nothing
could stand.
The Methodist Church, tho City Hall, the
Office OF the Daily Etxa5a9 LNeEs, warehouses,
Offices, neutrality-suspicious. Was swept
away ne by magic, Tic mad rush Of the
waters waa awful Tho wavea ran fifteen to
twenty feet high. The first warning gtycn to
the sleeping citizens WAS the rush OF water
into their houtes-in some cases the house
and inmates went down together. Mr.. Waer,
keeper OF tho calabooee under the city hall,
| iud only time to reach the roof OF tue build
| ing, and sioatcd three miles down the Piatte
and escaped. Ferry street, formerly the
principal business street, had three OF four
| lcet Of water rushing do an its centre. Many
| stores being built upon the sands of the
creek, toppled over and mingled with the
| roaring food. Tic eutirc bottom above and
below Was submerged, washing oil houses,
destroying; crops, killing cattle, horses aud
sheep. one party losing 2 .5tJ head OF sheep,
and another 1900. The office of the Con
NOR 1nfolth was submerged, but aside from a
iihcrnl supply Of mud and water, no damage
was done.
No estimate can now be made of the dam.
age. All bridges are gonc, telegraph poles
swept away, aud universal ruin aud desola.
tion ecatte red over this whols range ofeoun,
try. The loss Of life is comparatively small
how numerous 1t is impossible to tell.
Cherry Creek has its source on thu s'di
yide'' which separates the waters Of th4
Platte from those Of the Arkansas, and thu
country is a basin eloplng either way, gath
crirg NIL the rims IN its bed. For severn
dnys It has raintd In torrents all along til,
4'divfdc," {nnd cvcn yoa Of the Mlssissipp
Valley Must come here to realize what hart
ruin is,) and tins accumulation of water sud
denly launched itself into the dry bed O
Cherry Creek, and swept all bcfore 1t. I
will require several days to sum up the re
| suits Of the disaster.
, 1864-06-05
From North Georgia.
From tho Richmond Examiner, A3J sttl

ATLANTA, Nay =. l6A
harmless people Of Northern Georgia are
crowding into this city to await the Issue. OF
the impcndsDg struggle between our army
and tie Federal. The Relief Committee here
arc pouring out everything that can be Oh
taintd for their sustcnance. and call now 20
the people of Georgia, Alabama sud South
+ instant help IL needed in clothing for Womtn
and children, bacon. salt meats, fsh, meal
and corn. These things can he delivered TO
the agent Of the express company, addressed
to J. ". Duncan, Presitent Of Relief Con.
mittee, ATLANTA ThoI also need information
as 10 where any number Of desutate females
can hnt shelter and food. Will the press
| please publish this and aid In TIE mattee?
, 1864-06-05
> y
D1A DETE4
:

Il dIssssc Of "a 6tonA Ii aud ,IAras. toA-E7Exh
tha K1eys, aaa u, W1.lco. doubt, 1he csos ctslrkS
eoastt5io1. " nave 20 p:ee ~ d,sersat4x ~
1rfrion Of the starcay principle ior vegetable porcE
q the food) into s1g.f. Mhiea Mnu'a:se ~ kane:
snter fto tnia dlsesse who ignorant Of IT, tAat
IT, they pass large quantities during the day and a11
dur!ng tha night No not1cs Is saken Of It un! thes
stttnon is called 70 the a-e dsehsrge Of wAteft M
control oi oEdInssy remedies. Another .y@ptea =
Tshsl, IL intc1erzbletns patient drinks constantly
without he.ss set*aed: M s!s9 d:5Sees q ths .ossa
vnncnd case1, and Anal, ses4 o. spreute er.soaauaa
sa3 the paueat kEt31,.sy aiuA tecE e16ksasscz.
, 1864-06-05


J,Tv,SALS FOR FOEAGl,
Ci11El puAkrEaAAs79R's .WHEt
=, ,:.sl5.Tox I:7f1I {t,~A,uberG EGS.
y. .-hys sDaALs sze ..aytred oJ r,e unde+
i :st,etton: = : :; + < s: S.;..saa!s. 4
~ iie, Corn, unt- art EaTs<.
~ y 0s:1 re = 3 ,oe. y sa & II q atra1. q
Nc.Ir AsSik 3: Esi~.r II re atG7o uarse
- i11Jo+-. &. 1u.Sc deliveries. ana th6 Fsts;
T. u: viii n-kS ! teii.tEte~ n eat. tha Gest.
s:: :..rcr'ee ah&1 ae contastcef. nal <nes
* ".tt be v.,tas1. Int in vcrda on the hid:
: -: ap IL o<5d ttoQt e.Cks. Of .buus tEt
|.,4-. C.ts ID IKE sschs, Of shout :eree h0ss
i. S~cE. tE he fnrntsae1 Without eXE.
(";..- 5at.r7ueet. 7h. HAg and f*1.~ 70 It
s+1;. a: Kind II a-sc1n:iou Of 0ste, Corr, z4s
1 ~ ;.v:+:j te h+ ctlvsEed HQst he stated Il
::'-i-* ute-.E oaotr .ae rid8 nermn ln7ltad.
---t-ct !. .1zla inspection By the Gove1r.
Il -r-r .ei.se sr::Et aec-pted-
f-s < !. " b. .~aFaen f1ou une 70 aSca 70 tht
fa4-eas.LIE h1tdsr, ~ the 1l4s6rtst OF tue eicv-
y S>J .rGu::E, Sc pay 1,eat viii be made vtoe
4:,euct cenusc.ed for shall hATo been Dc
~: ~ l,e ste1lsee 70 seoonp&ny - FRO
Fr:i .-uara1ty, 6tf1fse hy szu rtsEFoa4:c'e rtr
y Is case s1ia hid II accerted he or tnaI VII
Z - :~Jl Thereafter. e1sects the contF1ss lo1
!, =. k,souat ol tt+. contract. 70 deliver t1s
s!oa 4+d r. ecnfcsn.tT vit9 the taEIas O. tttt
fa'A..7,; Lcd IN este tAt said bidder saoua3 fa!!
/. h-,1rrI tor otIe: .; sd nidter sod the nex;
.s:-Lah= h.1s.ss ~ Tho peEeoo 10 WHOM she
!;ls &c s:ht.:c cf U. s. District Attorney
:<c' CcA!o.as O. s.5 ottss of3rsr 1ndAs TIT
e:-:<A Go7sSa,rens' OF refpenssess pcsFS
Il 1F iii Hi b. dtsJ aoraed ot saa acosnxsn:,
, 1864-06-05
:pffial .Notlrcs.
pnctor Thomson

~ than thirst yeAlA e1peroucc tn The
r-,yste Hlxe.s.k. This Huide, consa,n-
al - 81. p and A<rlDAT1rs, @pnstnE
;. Casesen, 4. a:lcd ffee nom oh ser1 Aton,
~ ro-1z.e ttA1n1s. Post ftt1ce Box u,
, AZ U,rer 1ad 41Hto1ain3l Mu<xnm, lH
rrfHE i6R+n4tSHKt&
, 1864-06-05
A-caa:!!! iSGiiees.
NJ AIr7e4.TfE~

fGpOSALS FOR BUILDING
(r'ea At TYR r,:TaAycR OF THR HAERoR
'1ftex or TER DoA Alp Or PUBLIC NnRks,}
tAictxc, -Jrns :, 1881. J
F., rosAlt wIli Ec recetve ed ~ hi, .1nee untfl
~ .rne 18th. at II ~ IT.. for the boat.tihg OF
s:a- r.<utL Of Cn3eaSo ERR, azcor:lna -
". -1Ece rn xtu sfaer June 9Th.
A-A nst am. tirett'd + fnt E3s1d Ct Tabut
.~tarted " Proposal 1cr F1E1."
|:7xd rtsci yrs the right to fFject a1y OF n
= =. aroretAl will he accepted unlassthe bid
:. .+t,s.acst - crian &C 10 the Board laa7 he
49, j. q. GIEnELE,
FRED l4VT2,
e. nf-i
f''n. Board Of PablIa W.rka.
, 1864-06-05

.ayasgen>setts ro. Is state-st- Boston. Nass.
pAEK OF. ASfERICA.-Public
~ hottoe !! hss eby sven. that ali Bills r ctreu1as
los ssnAKK sfs as OF AmBn1oA.,
andst q tsae7a, ssaEini stssa
e: q Pnbic Accounts Of said sste, It his oec. ID
II q g TSts
Of said notss VIM &c Rtvsn up to sad nlaf.
Dated thus a'th esy q Ms5 ;Ia4 2; 1s9t ,-..,t.,.
E.w. WILLARD. ca1iies. jysss02 toius q
TIRsT NATIONAL BANK
Southwest e rnsE Lako and olsfas;ss nm
CAPITAL, PAID IN. go 100000.
ai4l.s 41sass E. siGskl:s5n, n5s:lass5 vlss:rr..t.
=. E. HRA1sIAo, Cashier.
E1NAEs1AL NOTICE The
i Eotes Of TIE MERCHANTS BRANCH Of the
STATE BANK OF. 10 WA,
a; F. e. Ct IT s's' eS
M ECHANICS' BANK, HAIR
lYl DN.-7ha ssock holders of this Bank a1d thct
A8s0cttfee, hrytnE Organized -
ri The Mechanics, National Bank s q @ Gnisagol.
Mstine Bank Builclhg ls Lake sreet, now oceuped
the hs Of rald bank VIII bs redeemed It s,la otnca
IL. scammon viii a C nt,nns thu h. P1iTsie banking
Bus.ueH. usuai. unfH ,he pEoeer ce1uacste saaIt
b o>t4sn.d IRON the roEe Eo!let of the currencl.
SG sEhg. ', esSR, sss yles t1eaasut. aatsaa''
ChlcaEc. MAY III. 1ssl myl+es7e1a
, 1864-06-05

.,.,sc-jbrr- do hereby n.apote 70 fusnias ank
VS. tbn TE1teu Sth,tF, es the Qo4Ftcrmtzt111
..aAr: 1t o.hfy 10 thu trrms OF so1l
-a.-c,eu,, Inviting pf?pn*.H sot Iofafe5 ckkx.
L.es..c Depot. December T. ao6ss me ieloa'ca
- :s.nc!s Of Corn, l. .acn, 1T per tassc. q
5 3rouudf.
- ssstrle oI Oar, II Hsck1, 1t Pc busAci q
IS rcRrds-
.-y1s 81 btlsd AkJ, 1t - pee ton u @,o1
- :5ss II ba,ed stzsw. at - PSF ton q 80:
reunGs.
,~' II IL .nt 10 bn courieted On or betotN thk
r. az Il --, 1A and plsdxe Eysen 70 %
- x1!tteu coa:rsrt wsta she .s,r Is,seG !. ssstes
Il t>u nfrer beirk notified thAt ny bid h&a bses
|.N- Tnrr of,tt.eat S&z7ant.
, 1864-06-05
,Er Dy<l RRtr Dye1I

y KS c..tss.tet RaIR DTR1s HE ns7
-. The o1ls HA4klEas, THU Aod RfL1.
...oEn- Tlts fe:e1 !G 1Eaar DEs ts Fz!acS
=, Ed. Eussy or Grey aai, INSTANTLY, 70
X :.AriEE tie ss.n, sr411ns he Hair SOFT
Irs.l: impsru t7esE vitality. frequently. res-
s,iuse eoler, and re-utcs The ii edects Of
I &c 6~s:uiae Ii eikned wIIt14x A. BACK
y. >. Al TrrtYtrta, sr. JEctoEy.M Bar
, 1864-06-05

Il. aeEEa 4 CO.; -, - -. .
Gernt nee.y g1ye you liberty to uAke usa os IA
osioVirs cestineate of Tho Tn'9o of ConasituHca>
.pcF. .
dfrT Nhpte length Of ths back ard in her htbs win
P1lustaton Ut DO Heart attended With Falling ct tbs
Ical!ed physlei3nz rho attenaed heR aooas tare4
thea e1pioJed cue Of the best phJmcians could nd
Eho attended hsF for shout st1e months. and wnla
much pain. Ms nnny Er!e her up, snd aid ter eaaa
Wa incurable For,n said he, *she has 4uth com
optratea sgsnst sore Other Of her dlncnldes Abea&
this time she co1nmeneed :hs pse q constttudou
doss seemed % hayet ths desred e. eqeet md 10 fsps
EunerntsndA entirely heE domestic Anars. sho hsa
not taSen any Of thu Constitution Water for AboNt1
aan7o ~ Wx. q. VA3 B1HscaoEG
, 1864-06-05
t.e1r Gtcrx41 T.. Fl. 1eruKX1s
Chief Depot 1uhr1errsaltee.
WaAhtnS1m, D. C.

! II EifE 1F4 II. 1%kVAAAs
Chief Depot QuAr1erssiteRs
WashinS1on, D. C.
GUARANTY.
4 rs rrr4set,k1.ed. fr.iataA d --, IL tht
--W-- ald SI&te Of --theseo{ 1ot:utt
k~tT5n7. cotcnart Etsh The uL:ed statea, Eat
= 10 IL cakc the fefex o1nE oso o. - oo no
;s.se4 81 RA;4 tid, execute tbs contrkct tef tht
:,t!;n sot1 ard efficient tuseae3. y sn:E cquA
( !. xeocut d the tout-act to furnish tht foe1xa
II c,ntrEs{ to Tho tsssns s g Aaser9sa, IT. X @
r.; .7l ia cost The ssasn --- eoAA lAH e
II T. { c4nrk.t ~ Aforesaid, VIC Eaar1ntes e
{. r.r1 th- tinrscoce be. can Toe ourt Of stF
ead the next 1cwest responsible bic
sr :l,a pxst.r u WHOM The cn1RAcf Gzy =
Hhn under Cur handsM = zHd saas
,.a.,: {lAts-dsJ ot t,-,1sw..,
''N'' tsss tssss,'
su4:7 esrt'fY st6:, 70 Tho be1: Of naJ nouiestSt
N.:s Tie Aaove-n4MtA xn&faatoTs arc food eu
.t1- = sures1es for The amount fos *a1eh Ges
:. .srs11ed ~ rne un1rel stases District Ax.ot.
T. ft1.lecttE OF C1ftonA. or my osAtE onacar undt:
;.e:ts3 st1tek GoEE=ntstns. u <+srou&bi+ pefsF
n - ,e,nesi. @ Tccsi.ea unaes thfz aavs.ttspaaa:
~ onepAG and examined u thk ctdcs o:
1 ~, Sf1aI and 8ATCKuAt u each xeek, 1t !.
~ fsrrxyc rryre ctfnly inEt ttel TO te resent !:
e.s-,t,,e ot p!ds.~ Il tney teStrS, ur,v,..,
.a+;sixu Rr4kat.g GcaarA &ad osar5ssmasssa
, 1864-06-05
Read! Rcad!! Read!!!

:, Juns !, 1s4.
WA aGIcted SugA. Diabetes, and for dve nooths
parsed moro than tMo gallons OF water II twenty
txelye nmss d.Itss rs nisht s 1nd e II aye - month";
of July, l8. PROCURED two bottles Of Constitution
water. and II Two dsys ster usin6 i s1perteass&
cuEe1-soe9 attsx rrGaintnS r. uzqAl Eeod nsas.o.
, 1864-06-05

ATOTCE.-Rersons having CLAIMS
lNaRato,t tho County Of CooE. are requested 70
~ rrf thr eae 10 the Counsv Or henre tbs 9Th
day Of Jnrs next. LAuhlc r. d4A-4tAnMI:
YSth1Et1t GfsAA
, 1864-06-05

:.
N Tn. WM. KRUSK1lARCh :: =
E.s -roxrd trp, Third Ayenua 10 ssa Ss3tu gtreet,
..A' oppoEts Hubbard Court
ofnca hcars from to 10 H. n. and 7to4P.A. -
u1t9h$41W -; !:.t. -. : =.
, 1864-06-05

scarcely know how to explain m{self. The
truth Ii, l soon found that Ars. ". "as iar
ottener laughed at than With Ihe gentle
men said little shout herr but tho ladies, IN
= ntne whle, pEonouhceu ner gooo
nea Eted th1ng, latner l5dlneient 1oo51ng se,
tSt3 unedacatsu, and oeciqeaiJ FMga1
INC great Wouder ~as, now 9yau naa oesn
entfappcd sntofuch match: wealth Wastne
general solntton-1ut thls kneW ~aa no 70 70
lutiou At all; ior :, Jast ,eao tod me tnas soe
neither hronght hun dollar, nor ma sa9 ans
expectation from any source Whatever. ne
had married, he sag. 'tor ioSe, anu lof love
only; and bis bride vas ,af m1ss 41hsn 'na9
worthy q Dis love- Hns1
thought of these cxpEessions on the
part OF my rr1eno, i CONFESS ta1s
felt icaescrfbabaH puzzled. Conio
It Dc possible that he ~as taxing tsaFe9i nis
eenses. What else could think: ne; 50
| rcantd, 10 intellectual, 90 f.ettdlous, WITH 50
| exquisite perception Of the iault!s ano sc SO
Keen an appreciation ot the bsan,nM. 9a1a T s,
90 sure, tne iadF foeneo sspeelMy 'ouI ~, ~ "
h'm-f,aE1,cu!aF!y 60 IN az aesenee-~nen a
| she made herself F1oacutons ~ 1leq4snt wv
tatiens OF what hAd been sa!9 " 1eF ns.
ioEed husband, Mi; Nyat auts tts ~ nota =.
, 1864-06-05

BH. wA- n : v1a attenda lis Bostaa Bseferb'
Board. Bank, Ra1lsoA8. Manufacturing asd Copper
etocks Bought on c3mnissioa. Collections resaitted
f9x On the day Of payment.
, 1864-06-05

THE MUTUAL LIFE ms. Cos
= "f ). WISaToN. P7eddsnt-s
.Cnsla Assets over Fl 1000, ,0e0s:
o, CEoNKH1TR, Agent. n clsFf street. CHICAGO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-24

BosToS, August 26th.--Seyerai prominent aboli-
tioDisis. including Eleazer Wright and >. q. Howe,
have written to General Fremont, speaking Of the
dissatisfaction in the Republican ranks. and advising
both the Baltimore and Cleveland nominees TO with
draw their names ~ Presidential candidates. and n
new Convention be called 10 select n new candidate.
Fremont replies At length, remarking he does not feel
ut liberty 10 withdraw his name without first con-
sulting the party who nominated him, but suggests
that n direct effort be made TO obtain an immediate
understanding between the supporters Of both nomi-
nees in order that they may coalesce and unite upon
such n Convention. In this letter Fremont says
much has been said about peace. For me (Premont)
peace signifies the integral establishment of the Union
without slavery, because slavery is the source OF all
our political discussion, and because the institution
itself is condemned by the enlightened and liberal
spirit OF the age. These are to me the essential con-
ditions Of peace"
THIRST QUEScHED WITHOUT Observation-Disclosures,
even salt water imbibed through the skin, appeases
thirst almost as well as fresh water taken in~wardly.
In n narrative Of Capt. Kennedy's losing his vessel
and his distresses afterwards, the captain says
~ cannot conclude without making mention Of
the great advantage / received from soaking my
clothes twice n day in salt water, and putting them
on without wringing. To this discovery, | may. with
justice attribute the preservation Of my life, and the
lives Of six other persons who must have persisted if
il had not been put into use. The water absorbed
through the pores of the skin produced in every
respect the same effect as would have resulted from
the moderate drinking Of any liquid. The saline
particles, however, which remained in our clothes,
becoming encrusted with the heat of the sun and OF
our bodies, larcerated our skins, and were other wise
inconvenient. but we found by washing out these
PARTICLES, and frequently wetting our clothes, without
w%ringing, twice in the course of a day, the skin be-
came well in u short time. After these operations,
We uniformly found that the drought went OF, and
the parched tongue was cured in q few minutes, after
bathing and washing our clothes, and, at the same
time, we found ourselves as much refreshed as if we
had received some actual nourishment. Four per-
sons In a boat, who drank salt water, went delirious
aud died.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-24
European Intelligence.

HALIFAX. September 2-The steamer Hecia with
dates from Liverpool to the 23d, and from Queens
town to the oath, has arrived.
The difficulties between the Egyptian Government
and the Government of the United States had been
adjusted.
The British Customs authorities have issued orders
that no ships of war Of either the American belliger.
ents be allowed to enter any English port for the
purpose of being dismantled or coaled.
The London Times city article says that Frank
fort advices show a loss of faith in the United States
Bonds, large sales having depressed prices TO 3e-3
per cent. below the last quotations from New York.
The London Daily .Ntrs says that there are ru-
mors of a projected new Confederate loan.
Order has been restored at Belfast, where there
has been no rioting since the 10Th of August.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-24
FOREIGN News,

The bark Comet. Captain James Smith, arrived
Wednesday noon, 10 days from San Francisco. She
brings a small mail. chiefly San Francisco papers
and letters. The mail steamer was no, due till four
days after her sailing.
The following embraces the principal items Of in
terest:
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