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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-05

OFTIcE u. 8. COAnIssAkT % SuRslsTEScE, }
MURIRgEssoRo, Tenn, Nov 5. I
WILL h sold 81 public Ruc ion Ga the I6th day Of
y Move mber, the sub istenca Warehou.s At
Murreesboro, lean, the foil " ny Conc emned
Substance Stores aad Conmiss,'y property, VIA
~ barre.s Pork l. Harch e.,
3fJS Pounds BscOB, 90 Meat SANS
4t3b Lard. y Hatcher Knives,
go Butter, Shoyels,
$3.50 Corn Meli. Sc CleYerL
baEs DrdApbles, ~ Meat hooks
Wall Tent, ~ Steel YARDS
~ tNeEr Letter Press
II Platform scales, 10 Iron Osens.
OoUn er Scales, Wood saw,
Spring Balances, Beams
I Truck l stove
Spades 3 pAuius
I Iron Kettle, 2 Corn Shellers
II Butcher steele, 100 Pounds Castings,
Terms cash, 10 Government Fund.- Sale to com
menee q eo'eloek, SIN. Prof. erty to be re'HoYed
immediat>ly slsr sale
BY order Of ooi c Read, Ohisf CsMDM.
nov5-id J. h. FITCH, Capt. and C. 3.
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TWO-StOry Brick Store House,
SALE OF
Government Property,

OFFICE AssIsTANt QUARTERMAsTER.
NAsavIILE, TEsN., Nov. 3 1865. I
4 WILL offer for sac A. the q. s. Franklin shops
Il in the Cityoi Nashville, Tenn, on THURSDAY,
the 10th day Of NoYsm er. 1865, q lot OF Govern
inert Property, consisting in part as follows
2ls9 Single Set Hone aud Mule Harness.
IS q Cart Hsrness
ass Coisrs. so B-idles,
l2Zl Neck Straps and Chains,
Ian Bead Ha'ters, 9sS Wagon Saddles
- Riding saddles, 373 Psck Saddles.
10 Aruy Wsgons, g Two Horse WssFoug
TEo-hlrse ambulance.
6noU Pounds Old rags.
IT, COO Pounds old Iron.
blJ9 Shingles
5 oVels, spades, Scoops, Tools Of all kinis, &c.
sale 70 com rnence % y oc ock, a. N on the I6th
day Of Nosemosr, 1856, and continue from oay 70
da unit the properly il all ds posed Of
Terms Cash, IN Government funds
BY order Of Col. A J Msckay, chief o N ID Oft
<. B. RiRK, Capt. anu A. Q. NJ
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The fayOsite steamer Clipper was destroy
cd by FIRE last sunday, in the Alabama Riv-
er, seventy miles shove Mobile. Several Of
the officers and crew, including the esrPen-
ter and pilots were lost. The steamer Alice
was snSgged in the Opalschie River, last
week, snd sunk in fneeR minutes. The
Captain and the wRtehmsn were drowned.
The steamer Msieshe was also burnt on
Red River. Boat and cargo, (lleo bales Of
cotton, a total loss.
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A. B Merton, Of the austin TeHssl Intel
l'ge0eer, Is in Cincinnati. Send uI : lock
Of yeuT hair, Mort.
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CHANCERY SALE OF
TOWN PROPERTY.

Samuel Henderson. surviving Executor Of d. g.
Stone, deceased.
John Pickett. Samuel p. Peunyhaker I'D wife Har-
net Pennybaker, ETeline stone, EDGAR Stone,
Laura Stcne, and K. b. Mason.
IN pursuance to q decree Of the Chsncery Court at
Il Mcdinnuiie, Tennessee rendered in the shove
cause At the September term, A d. 1885, OF ssid
Court, wi expose TO public sale upon the pVsmi-
aes, in the town Of McMinuvlle on MOND AZ, the
18th day OF December naKt, one-half Of lots Nos.
snd 10 lying on the South side Of Main street, on
which is situated that well knoWn
TWO-StOFy Brick Store House,
formerly occupied BY spurloek, Henderson a Co.
6as House, stables, Ae., are also on these lots.
Title Tapers Will be shown on day Of sale and also
the eNsct boundaries n nds known.
This property, 10 conjunction with the dwelling
house opposite, Il the uiost valuable as residence
and for busns IN the town OF McAitnnvilie-
Terms Of Ssle.-THo hundred d1llsrs cash, bal
snce on credit Of one and two years Without The
night a. rPtemntlon Bond ana secHrity viii be 10
CURED and lien retsinsd
+ MORFORD, Clerk q Master
noT5-4,W Prs fee IS 90
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629I Acres Of VaIuabIe Land,

ZOE - = situated IN Warren county, on the
ne u Ahnar Weed ey. The land hss ben DIV.
doa INTO iouf lots and IN he sold IL our s@rsrsta
lo's. AZ VI . sold 81 the residence q sh-sr
uhsch VII b. shswa On day OF ssls. 80 r.5ernp.,
ton.
Terms o. 81 e..-O1e and Two yesra ersd;s -.
espt the sam q I've h.adred ase sfsy dollars essh
~ n1rlie. ~ MDgsnRn
1oSs. 80 cieTk and hssisF
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The New York Tribune is confident Of car
Fying the elections in that State Tuesday.
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To Contractors

DRCPOSAL9 " n be received at the ONCE Of the
II Chairman Of the tres COMMITTEE No. 2 NorLh
C0l eye street. Nashville, Tena-, Until The Is day
Of November a. sun-doWn, for the following WorE;
lsf- For rasing Market street shove high water
marx, rom near Whteside street 10 the narth cor
pOrat on line. This ubraces 70 800 cube yards oi
embsBlSment. 20 perches OF ruthle masonaTy re-
tanning wall, and l,6I0 cub ys;ds Of broken Store
McAdamizing.
I'd. For McAdaunizing College Hnd Market streets,
between the Squsre snd Broad sireec total ler n
S7s2 feet; wi itn Of MrAdamiEad roadway PSI feet;
depth II broken stone y lnches
I'd. For laying Nicholson pavement on Church
street, total length $50 feet width Of roadway 81 =
feet
4th. For all the necessary curling, guttering and
stone or trick sidesalk Tequ red on the sD0Ve
streets.
Bids must state the rec per cubic yard for en-
bsnsment and McAdsm' zing; per percn o. tsenty-
i've cubic feet for rubhle nssonry per square sard
for gutteriug sidewalk Hnd RichOlson pavement,
and per lIueal 'oot for curbing.
he terms Of payment required, snd the propo-
sed time Of ccmpiedOn Of the work mus; also be
stated.
Bids viii be received for either or al the above
items. and the night IL reserved 10 the Street Com
mittee 20 sccspt any part OF all Of any bid offered
Plans and spcclh 'suOus can BE seen az the cfhce
Of ". :. Foster. City Ergineer, No. North Cherry
street., or sny infarmstion can be obtained by sd
DIRE sing him or the undersigned.
GO. s. KINNEY,
Chmn Street Committee Nashville.
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For sale
Wanted

DI wholesale and Retail. ru-e. e1cellent De-
ID NlnegEr, a so cents per g-lioa. No - Sonth
froui stree Nashv Ile Tenn. rnF4-sc
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Hon. J. o. shsekelford, Of the Supreme
Court Is amongst the visitors At present in
or city.
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Ion. Ale,nnarr d. stephens.
We dnd the following correspOndeaee in
De Augusta C1u-iruiionalist:

We md ihe i1iloWing correspondence ia
tie Augusta Clusiiiuiionalist:
AUGUSTA, Oct. 3Oth, 1865.
~ bsdr Sri have permitted my
friends iu several counties oi this district 10
announce my meme So candidate 60 rep
resent o. 10 the next Congress. Since, how
ever. ihis has been done, a hope has been
expressed in which heartily Join, that you
"a. Chs possibly d. induced 70 give the whole
country tie benefit Of your great experience
and GbilIty in its national councils. Il Is
Cor thc purpose oi being the means Of com
tluui-utiur through the press, without de-
lnV. F1ur favorable conclusion ina this mat
ser, that now address sou this note, when
nv name shnil Immediately be Withdrawn.
Hoping. my dear sir, that your health
VIA Soon b. restored aud that long life Of
useiuluess DO youT country Is Yet IN reserve
iur yCu, 3 remain, 10 great haste, your
tusud. JSo. MtLLEnsE.
Hon. 8. II. stephens, Cuwlordville.
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GROWING HIN WITH HuCOFS -
OTHER sTATEA AZ VI u ~
HAaHVILlaE, TEANka3hA.
FOR further information in regsd
the skillful success in the treatms1ia
diseases, the reader is referred o III
LE's THERAPEUrICs and MATERIA hE'LA
two large volumes, late edition Of lou
the best work in the United oiiiS
where you will End Dr. McGill's naas
standing parallel with the best med-sa'
men of the age in the treatment Of a.
eases Of women. For all diseases ID us
advertisement satisfaction is guafAA
teed. With my general practice u's'
the following
Chronic Casos
,sfh s.tss,rhon, RhsuuaHan, A1sctous q y
Luurs; Disaassa Of the Throat, 5aolsd -
gHa Limbs, Flsurisy, PaIns, uloers Osloei, -
Dlaesses Of the Heart and LIVER lnlall -
ire atonisch, Neurs %, Kings ~ e - -
Desiness. Diseases Of NE ayea, i.,.-.,,.-.--,-
TENS, DyHpspzia or Indigestion 20 ell..l. =.
lors.hsr WITH an Isri waite Dtae s-,,.-
Diaeaaes OF the Urinary CFAH-
10 the b2dloas
Al AHacnous q he WOMB uaaied We -.
These Married La1ea vic nals - y. -
h tbsir mi trns Il ound prsEuauL ~ rtaa -
call
atofilityo
Vouaa Mfrried LADIES whose uila-li.ln. -
ossu u6l 70 hrng forth In doe season, -. r
SD baa sd you should unuluplJ sa4 lapl - !.
rs 3 your desire you car consult ~ - -.
ieife- 81 In person. No lady over thlny-uls -,
of age usod make application Al comm
~ Isttsr or person atrcEy conddcnua.
Eight Emissions Cared
Tong Mar, stop before you iuri1ei - -
fiaaarrs subject q Mar, thare is ~ 49, -
% e1rs n Night Em|Eslnusi so Plt--ra
reareo tat Understand tTas1aE . 80 y -
~ fhai have curad dozsl1 in lia g.iJ, L.r-h5
Ia tfssre1f at1tsa, Eho haFe pe1i el4N -
i1r. md are nov vel cared y me- - 20
eaiynr letters a1d sandng me'i-ene p o. -
re oountry. LIS uurd, 40 u.at ~ 90 -
nv vag, ald VII eve me cali W 81 =
1sefon i'or az a. tle dilo1aaa rneul.ll1 l. ~
rrrarrr-rrl. me lsai q rufsfanoe1 -.
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Mr.. Waters, Of Madison, offered a pre-
amble and resolution, in which the frequent
reference Of one member 10 the political
record Of another Is forbidden, on the floor
e the House-the members being requested
20 conduct such controversies IN the news
ptpoIs Withdrawn.
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Chaneery Sale of
TOWN PROPERTY.

ssml Headersou, surviving Ex'r CT D. q. stone.
deceased.
vs.
jobs Pickett, Samuel ? Psnnybaker and vile Har-
ret fennyhASsT, Krehne Stone EdPsr Stone
lRura stone, and r. h Mason.
\ pursuance q decree 81 the Channarv Cor n
Il 81 Nom nnvile, Teunesree, renaered in the
soove cause, 81 the September Term. ID, lst5, al
saia Court, 1 vi expose 10 pubic ssle upan tbs
premises, in the town Of McNinaviile. on MONDAY
ne lslh day Of December ne1t, that
Valuable Private Residence,
Known A. the hillsrd ssoue property, bsius lot No.
= 10 TIE plan Of AcAinuyIle, With considerable a.
olnuns thereto.
The tile papers vii be exhibited on dsy Of ssle.
and the exact uorndaries shown 10 thosa vish NJ
TO BID ne property 20 be SOD lies on the Korts
side OF Main street
Terms o. SSle.-TWo hundred dol,s-s in cash.
hs'aace On 4 credit a. oae and tvo yeas withouf
the hight of redemption. kond AMI sccuritv n
CURED, snd = ben retained.
J.F MORFoRD. Clerk sud MISTER.
noFe-E6 Prs fee s..
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In ohsnceFy at MoMlnnvlIIs,
Tennessee.
6292 Acres Of Land for Sale

James ". Hi snd Greer woodley, Administrator
81 John Woodlsy, cecessed.
sane Nropt1er, iou'sa snd Frsnk Woo lev, Hcury
Etsr, 6earye Alter and Samuel l. Coirlle
Administrator Of AlEsheth Woodley, deceased
otedence 70 decree rendered IN said Coart
a az ne siiszIoer tern. A. ID. lSE5 in Tie shove
cause, vii ssu upon the premises on EsTffR-
LAY, flse sd lffas n ll.s,u.-..t.s- assE
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Mr.. Stesgald introduced bill aatheriEing
justices Of toe Peace 10 take cognizance Of
replevin eases, where the amount does not
exceed one hundred dollars. Referred 10
the Judiciary Committee.
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AOyKNBER 4th.
The House was called 10 orderat 10 O'Clock
precisely, by the Speaker.
The Journal Of yesterday was read and
approved.
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A dispatch from Millsdgsville, givipg the
.brvr. adds. when the last telegram was
r.a5 there wss much laughter" or course,
hut the laugh Will be on GOV. JohnsoR's side
bef.re ,he matter is disposed oL On the LIST
inst the Convention authorized the estab-
lishmrut Of county courts reduced the
number Of Senators in the State Lsgisls-
ture; and ordered the election Of Superior
Court Jadges and Solicitors by the people
An ordinance declaring the act Of ssces-
sion uuu and void was referred to a com
raittee. A repeating ordinance, it viii be
reeallse.ed. has already been adopted.
Hon. A. H. Stephens is announced 10 ad-
Dies the Convention before it adiourns.
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wRrEG OUT THE RECoKD.

Col. Patton, member elect from Washing
ton, to I'll vacancy, was sworn in, and
took his seat.
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- sJgE0T 'FT Aw
SE&IM MuJlSaA AN i,

m FROM my premises, on the 81
WgA instant, medium sized Bay Mare
eaAzG- MULE, blind in right eye and both
man named Jerry, formerly slave Of Mr..
John Beard, Of this place. His right arm
is artificial, and lie wears 8 glove on the
hand. suppose him to be about Charles.
ton, S. c., or Augusta, Ga. l win give
8 reward of FIFTY. DOLLARS FOR his
arrest and delivery to proper authority, and
liberal reward for the recovery of the
mule. W. s. SLOAN,
Sept % lo' Columbia, S. c.
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COLUMBIA. G., THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 2s 1865
THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

y" T.: % as g s'ss a:s % ] @ @: a: s % ' &; . e e:
%..en a & s s"as d Of % ssd House y
chosen ballot By the q1a'
Each judicial District State shall constitute one Elc
Rss ssss % H s BE St % fs s
Michael the Election other
a" P@f e % % s is; D s o
The boundaries Of The Judicial Districts
se o f as shall consist Of one hundred
as e at eeon PC h psp % % nhsta no
% r tie Al
4astng ali % or her
I 6s such , IA
nine shall be as made De in %
assigned pies ropoo Saa By S
as f 5 % Pae a sy until M M ses
np9n 1s nf @ a e effect the % the
been erstosore "e di1}ed
% "ssh sSs sss With % @
Of S sse s M % @ p
% the hy ses f f lssss & i the the
a1os AembS Ii sha ALLOW one & e m svsy %
the whole numbero white Rep
ss b Rs % s Thas sas
e % ADDED @ an Of
the AL Of 5 1sp 5 @ the @ a e se s a %
g s s5 II the s az f
saf s but sRs ae ss
average Of years then next preceding.
IT, the apportonment of Representatives
be entitled
such Election District shall
there be still
section fifth deficiency supplied by
Representatives those Election Districts
whether those fractions
population
hundred and twenty Members
ooever than twelve Representatives
tionment be assigned to Election District
s G a & s % Which a u
such apporhonnent
shall
District except the Election District of Charleston.
be Senators.
the meeting OF the
this
divided
be vacated at the expiration of after the
whole
possible, o be chosen thereafter every year.
shall be eligible
unless he white
three the day election the
this and shall continue, resident of the
which he represent
OF
ceng and hath fire
time and shall continue be- resident of District which he
shall be chosen election the third Wednesday
the every thereafter
shall the fourth Monday November annually, Columbia
(which shall Of determined
by the two-rs both
aloh unless the casualties Of disorders shall render
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NEW YORK, September /. 1865.
NV F. have this day entered into copart-
w nsrship, for the purpose ofponduct-
ing GENERAL COMMISSiON aud BANK
i, ING BUSINESS at each Of the points above
named. :.
Our attention will also be devoted to fill
ing orders and making collections for our
Southern friends.
Advances made on consisnaents OF
PRODUCE TO either firln. Veryftespect-
fully, J. N. BEACH, Of Liverpool
s.x E. ". MARSHALL, Of Charleston.
9. ROOT, Of Atlanta, Go.
E!SALOMON, late Of New Orleans.
REFERENCES.
UNION BANK, Liverpool.
H. r. CLAFLIN IL CO., New York
J. H. BROXER. Esq, New York.
H. ROBERTS, Savannah.
G. N: FUR4AN, Esq, President Bank OF
State 8. c., Charleston.
E. ]. HART & CO., New Orleans.
JOHN CALDWELL, Columbia, sc.
Sept 26 %
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of
Members in such manner and underuch penalties provided
choose it's own officers. its rules
of procedure punish its members isoraer the
pe Men5s n o shall II be % % a1spe % s s
1o d the me it's or in a te @ its p
assault h a % o thsm 9 ns % thing said & a dGne either aozs Who shall
@ 'sd e sa ns ra s ouss ae1 ae his s @ & ct S
persons @ fha and 3 estates during their
ss.d tayi after ter the adjsonns z
"cp pef'ths the @ peace sn'sF WHO ~ be charged with treason"
saaS Il h b. for @ nsns % sS sa ori
t and all oths! bills either amsned
10 5afes 5nf ION q sili hv N st to Rss
have 5a ,e 55 ee Of law m ' na i i shall have been
5 5hs i ne sas % ss House 'bs By
as s7o1!gs = No sn be drawn out OF the Pa
sraTIoS % IN all the Assembly,
sh9l Journals House to Which } reiys75 iys
uassS @ 6 as.;s z as s Be ,;s sssrs ;:, & e H
@ o @ ss es se4s aS ap M s ia an . @ ]
ss orafy ie 81 ar :f% bsasa t the
A gong and 1ssu s @ P the o ' may d be 5ns me
take eaaf dung sa st eHtnee sse the the 3 G @
e iesse sue" du as1isn tie session Of the General Assembly,
oss haa IT, & & % SE ] % & % Ss
y sG1I9s T5 5s % n1 NJ atsas @ ras se
tate sae Rs"sE r sicas szSsp
or Inferior Courts while such Justices
contractor OF the this
OF agents such
House And
dlsquaifyino Offices, he vacateh
SECTION ~ II Election District shall
members the y election
ether shall to qualify
Qualified to hold his election
dent OF the Senateor Speaker of the
case the of filing
the for the
to the daling Election District
SECTION so And their pro-
eon dedicated the of God and
minister of the Gospel public preacher religious persuasion
whilst
eligible to she office of Governor
Senate House of Representatives.
ARTICLE
SECTION The Executive authority Of this
Carolina.
SECTION The electors luv qualified
the House
Office until his bec
SECTION No shall be eligible
attained the
resident of this State for the
And shall hold the Office
the United States them power
time.
SECTION The election
the Managers OF Eechonsn their respective Districts
by tle
of State the
of Representatives at the next of
the first week Of which Speaker publish
them the OF both Houses OF the General
shall equal Assembly shall dng the
the House
, 1865-03-17

making inquiries of the railway officials,
found the husband in the cIoak-room, he
having arrived from Wolverhanpton by
the express which reaches Birmingham
about ten minutes after the ordinary train.
The officers made further inquiries and
found the American had arrived. They
went to the DudIey.Street side Of the
station, where the husband saw the Anne
rican, with his wife and children and the
luggage, he being in the act of putting
the latter into a cab. The husband, 60
ing up TO the Yankee, said, "Well, John,
how are you getting on :" To which he
replied, "AlI right, | guess" Upon this
the husband informed him that he had
given him at WoIyerhampton Station a
E5 note instead Of a ESQ note, and he
wanted the latter sum-. Said the Anne
rican, "WeIl, I guess it was a mistake"
and, taking a bundle Of notes from his
pocket, handed the husband Il $50 Bank
of England note, which was passed to the
detectives, who found it to be quite gen
uine. The husband then shook hands
with his wife, and, kissing his children,
wished them "good-bye," and, with a
friend who was with him, went to the
neares5 liquor vaults, where he %"liquor-
ed" The last that was seen of the
American was that he, with the purchaS-
ed wife and three children, were "making
tracks" for the London train, where, we
believe, they safely arrived.
, 1865-03-17

eating for my less fortunate brethren of
the Navy a road to promotion in which
individual energy and ability will have
some weight against family connection
and that hold-on-to-my-coat-tail influence
which brushes a profession in time of
peace"
This is a warning that the people at all
events must not neglect they must not
suffer their representatives to neglect it.
We do not wish to begin a war under the
leading of the "hold-on-to-my-coat-tail"
officers. The next battle we fight at sea
will be the commencement of an epoch,
perhaps will make the epoch altogether.
We cannot make a present of,the Navy,
and, with it, Of the country, to any class,
whatever may be the refinement Of its
manners or the undeniability Of lis social
rank. We shall want men of the old
Drake and Nelson stamp, and we must
have them. One movement suggested
may help us to them-the abolition ofthe
rank of masters in the fleet, by which the
gentlemen officers get all the nautical
work done for them. Give us salts to
sail the ship without help, and they will
fight the ship.
, 1865-03-17
ACCIDENT.

A terrible catastrophe has occurred In
the port of Havre on board the Glasgow
steamer Athanasian. That vessel was be-
ing unloaded in the afternoon when a cask
of benZoin fell from the crane back into
the hold, and burst, the contents running
out into the bottom ofthe steamer. The
labourers shortly afterwards left, but re-
turned in the evening to work by candle
light, and four men had gone into the
hold with lanterns, when a loud explo-
sion took place, and the spirit becoming
iguited the flames rushed up the hatch
way as from u volcano. One man only,
named Ellie, could be rescued. and he
was ~shockingly burnt. The. other three
must have persisted immediately. The
flames were shortly afterwards got under,
and two fremen attached to ropes, were
let down into the hold to see that the fire
was quite extinguished, and at the same
time %endeavour to recover the bodies !;
but at that moment a spark from a torch
fell down the hatchWay and a second ex-
plosion occurred. The two fremen
were quickly drawn up, but, being Sc
verely burnt, were removed to the hos
pital with Ellie. The last named is in a
critical state, but the other two are be-
lieved to be out of danger. The flames were
got under a second time, and the vessel,
being of IRON, is not greatly damaged. A
subscription has been opened In the town
for the sufferers and for the families Of
the victims.