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FAErHEG PotST sept She Lsnson Tsm~s
has an cdHsr&l strongly desoa.esnr the coat
nrntral d~rrrdstiasss of the Sirnanissk. sAar-
ing w the inJi<natian of Anersca syanss he's,
IL says Capt Wsddsli Is acting on his own
responsibility, and unless he can clearly sAeu
be he'd no so~ledce Of what ~as known 10
every holy else in the civilized world, he has
No claim 10 mercy. Itsdis that the English
Government hes done oil that international law
requires in the matter and suggests that she
might under the circumstances do more, and
that the ships Of war should be instructed to
treat the Shenandoah as any other pirate, and
assist the United States in stopping her out.
RACES 1t trusts that instructions to this effect
will -lso be given to tho British commanders in
the Pacific
The 7imes publishes a letter from OK Score.
tary Benjamin. denying that tho rebel Gov
eminent treated the federal prisoners with
cruelty, and vindicating jeff Davis from the |
charges Of inhumanity. Benjamin says the |
chief cause al the suffering was the course Of
Of the Federal Government in relation to the |
exchange of prisoners. The Times Of the fol- |
lowing day had a letter from several naval |
officers denying Bcnjamin's statement
New York, Sept. 20 by the arrival Of a |
vessel at New London from the Arctic Ocean
advices have been received from Capt G. II.
Hall. the explorer. He left the United States
in 1864 under the patronage Of Henry Grin.
nell. Halls letters were expressed nearly one
hundred and fry miles over the ice on dog
obtained much valuable information regarding
the Franklin Expedition. Hail expects tn
spend most Of his time in Prince Williams |
Land and Bothca to Felix Peninsula, and de.
eires vessel shall BE- sent in the spring Of
1867 to hiring him home.
New Y0RE. Sept. &C. An overland camel |
company has been organized in this city. with |
the object Of importing to this country and
using upon the Western Plains next summer |
a large number of cames. It is understood |
that j. w. Febens is with this company and |
will give it the benefit ot his experience in the |
purchase and management Of the animals
BosroN, Sept. 28-Russell 4 Co.'S paper |
mil, at Lawrence was nearly DESTROYED BY tire |
This morning. Loss 5000, mostly insured. |
Seven fireman were injured, one Of them
supposed fatally.
New Yonx, Sept o. The Ne,r York, which |
arrived here from Aspnwall this morning, |
'"ads the trip in six days, II hours and 20 |
minutes; the quickest passage on record.
Over Ave hundred dollars was raised among
The passengers to purchase silver plate for
Captain Tenklepaugh, and $3.50 more for the
coal passcrs.
New York. Sept. 2s.-The Times Wash.
inston special dispatch says Mr.. Dudley. our
Consul ut Liverpool, had an interview with the
to Congress an export duty on
cotton. He said foreign importtaions will this
season be enormous.
The Alabama Convention Conitderate Debt Re.
pudiHttd.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Sept 26.-The Ala.
bama State Convention to-day debated the
election ordinance. aud finally agreed that
MI State elections should he left 10 the peo-
pie, aud that the first election should take
place on the first Monday in November.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 81 The President
has been informed by telegraph that the
Alabama Convention. hy a vote Of go to 10
passed on ordinance providing that all dehts
created by the State Of Alabama in The late
var, directly or indirectly, are void, and
that the general assembly Of the State shall
have no authority. and are forbidden to rat
fy the same, or to assume to provide for
The payment Of The same. or any part there.
Of +; aud the general assembly in the State
shall have NO authority. and ere forbidden |