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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-24

A WOMAN NoM1NATEs HERSELF FOR Con-
cREss.-NEw YORK, October ll.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Cady Stanton, presents herself in card
this morning to the voting population OF the
18th Congressional District, as candidate
for Representation in Congress-. She profess
ses independent principles, with moral re-
scrvation in favor Of The Radical party, pro-
vided it advocates negro suffrage, and asks
support on the high ground Of safety OF the
nation and Justice to its citizens.
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BaP According to Dublin paper, an Irish
farmer intends bringing an action against
Lord Portarlington to recover the value ot
his damaged hay, which he neglected to put
under shelter on the faith Of his !orcship's
fair weather prophecy.
E@ The man who can make his own
iresback his own boots, carry his own wood,
hoe his own garden, pay his own debts, hoe
his row without wine or tobacco, need ask no
favor of him who rides in coach and four.
Ea The manner in which they weigh q
hog out West, it is said, is to put hog in
one scale and some rocks in the other, aud
guess at the weight of the rocks.
na. Prominent among the passengers on
the train recently wrecked on tho New York
Central Road was man whose only injury
was coat badly split in the back and arms.
He was wildly walking the aisle of car, ex-
claiming: "lt will cost this Company pile
to settle with me. tell you, it will cost ten
thousand dollars to pay me for this hust."
nsy- Mr.. johnson is understood to believe
that his impeachment will be attempted; and
he has ordered Barracks for 900 troops to
be erected at Washington. Perhaps this in.
dicatcs the reception he intends to give his
enemies; but, unless he can have the Gov
ernors of New York and Pennsylvania on his
side, his friends will not advise forcible resis
tauce to the Radical schemes.
nS- A bold Georgia Roman ate seventy
three raw eggs grocer having contracted
to furnish him meal for twenty-five cents.
He wanted few more, but wouldn't trouble
the merchant to 60 after them.
RaS An editor in New Jersey announces
the death of a lady Of his acquaintance and
thus touchingly adds: In her decease the
sick lost an invaluable friend. Long will she
seem to stand OF their bedside, as she was
wont. with the balm of consolation in.one
hand and cup of rhubarb in the other"
re A man in Richmond, Ind, has a
rei,rious hen. She believes in observing the
sabbath, and illustrates her faith by hen
practice: She regularly lays her daily EGG
ever day Of the week until Saturday, when
she lays two, and then. holds over until Mon
day., -.-: -','-.ss ., ~ -.-- NO.
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YANKEE AvARIcE--The Jalley ITnginian
understands that some Of the United States
soldiers, while gathering up the remains Of
their dead in Tie Valley, have been detected
in robbing the teeth of the bodies Of the gold
Filings. =" Business is business
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-24
The Poor Mans Jewels.
My home is poor one
To nil who noss II hv.

Inc f00T MANS Jewels
My home is poor one
To all who pass it by;
They cannot see its beauty,
And neither, faith, can l.
That is, to paint or timber,
In doorway or in roof
But that it has its beauties
I'll quickly give ye proof.
Come hither, young ones, hither,
Your fathers steps are near
That's Bess with hair so yellow,
That's Sue with eyes so clear;
That's Will with tawny trowsers
Tucked in his stocking leg;
And yonder two wee darlings
Are bonny Jean and Megg.
A cluster of fine jewels,
Five in the rugged set;
If any man has brighter,
I have to learn it yet.
And, Tom, when I am swinging
These arms with weary strain,
Their blessed faces cheer me,
And make me strong again.
T sometimes sit and wonder
"What will their future be 2"
If they must delve and patter
A treadmill round like me,
And scarcely, at the years end,
Have half q groat to spare
And see bad men put over them,
Twill be too hard to bear.
But then, I think, as nations
Rise in the scale of might
God puts the poor man forward,
And gives him power and light.
And learning, Tom, will do it
And Christian truth will show
That Heaven makes no distinction
Between the high and low.
So, though my homes poor one,
To all who pass it by,
And none can see its beauty
Save mother, God and l,
The future may be grander
For some great glory won
Some gem set in the ages
BY even poor mans son.
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Sundries S.

D@DHHDs. CHOICE BACoN,-Clenr Sides,
Ribbed Sides, Regulars and Shoulders.
so Bbls. Northern ard Western FLOUR,
10 Tierces Primo CAROLINA RICE,
I25 Bbbls. Refined B. SUGAR,
5 Hhds. MUSCOVAD0 SUGAR,
10 Bbls lst Quality Golden SYRUP,
10 Hhds. MUSCOVAD0 M0LASSES,
so Bbls. Largo No. MACKEREL,
1000 Sacks Choice Bread CORN
- Boxcs FAMILY SOAP,
40 Foxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
rs Bbls. and Boxes CRACKERS and BIS.
QUITS,
so Bbls. Bourbon and other WHISKEYS
LARGO Lot of CASE LIQUORS all varieties,
25 loz. HEIDSICK CHAMPAGNE, Pints,
40 Casks Cas- BURTON ON. TRENT ALE, in
10 Chests e,t ' jenkins { Co.'S TEAS in Small
" Ksrs Gid Dominion NAILS, assorted Sizes,
CIGARS. TOBACCO, CANDIES,
RAISINS, ALMONDS, PEPPER,
GINGER, SPICES,
100 Kegs LARD,
Largo lot Of BAGGING and ROPE always
- arriving.
And every thing usually kept in my line,
For sale by
Augusta, Sept a, 80
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PLANTERS HOTEL,
CORNER QUEEN AND CHURCH STREETS,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
G. w. 81 J. B. DENNIS, Proprietors.

rr1HIs Splendid HOTEL WILL BE OPEN
ED ON THE FIRST OF OCTOBER, on
the European system. 1t has been remodeled and
refurnished throughout This Hotel contains over
one hundred rooms, which will be reserved chiefly
for the use of travellers and transient guests.
Competent assistants have been secured in every
department, and every attention will be paid to
ensure comfort to their customers. The sleeping
rooms are airy and clean. The restaurant will be
supplied with the best fare tho market affords.
Porters will be always ready to attend to each
arrival and departure Of trains. The travelling
public, transient visitors and others, will find in
il all the luxures of irst-class house, combined
with the comforts of home. The location is fine
ly adapted for business men and travellers. No
pains or expense will be spared to give entire
satisfaction.
Charleston, Sept rs 4teow39
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Administrators Notice.

A Ill persons in any wise indebted to the Estate
"A Of THEODORE F. WILLIAMS, deceased,
arc earnestly requested to make immediate pay
mani. All Claims in my hands, not paid by the
first Monday in February next will positively be
put in suit, as cannot extend further ndu!seace
This is fair notice to all concerned, and hope it
will bo regarded ,,u,,
Oct. 5, am Al
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AND CASKETS !
Notice.
Administrators Notice.

ALL Persons having demands against the Es-
"A tate of EMERSON BUSSEY, decd, either
as principal or security, are requested to present
n COPY of the same to me, or to.J. L. ADDISON,
ESQ, my Attorney, within the next thirty days.
'' - EDWARD 2. BUSsEY, Ad'or.
Oct I6. 81 Az.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-24
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
we will make LARGE ADDITIONS by every Steamer

To which we will make LARGE ADDITIONS by every Steamer
from New York.
MR.. CHRISTOPHER GRAY, with ripe experience of Twen
v five Years the Dry Goods Trade and who has been pucha
SING for the Augusta Market for Twenty Years. member
of our Firm and WILL RESIDE IN NEW YORK CITY, giving
all his and attention the selection Of such supplies will
meet the wants and tastes of our people
This arrangement will give EXTRAORDINARY FAGlll-
TIES FOR PURCHASING and will enable at all times with
Ample Cash Capital to take advantage the FLUCTUATIONS
OF THE MARKETS, and the LARGE TRADE AUCTION
SALES that taking place daily.
rag-COUNTRY MERCHANTS visiting Augusta and Dealers
generally should make asge purchase before examining our
Goods and informing themselves OF the Prices
All orders entrusted executed with the same
fidelity and attention which they would have the parties
nresent in person to select for themselves
WE have Full Lines of the following COTTON AND
xyOesEiEN GOODS, which particularly adapted to
.,,a cTTY AND COUNTRY DEALERS.
Brown SHEETNGS; Twied TLESAS and Glazed CAMBRlC
Sand SHEET1NGS; andre FLANNELS
FLANNELS;
Rrown pRJLLINGS Shiring FLANNELS;
Plain and Striped OSNABURGS; White and Coored Blankets;
JEANS; Ladies CLOAklNGS and
RueDE STRIPES SATlNEIS TWEEDS and hEtSEYS;
CHECKS rnnC CLOTHS;
Standard of HETHERS;
Black Cood French
White; Fine BLACK oSoAD Oholh anu pon-
Manchester and Lancaster GINGHAMS; SKINS &c, &c, &C.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-24
We have taken great care this Fall to make our
Dress Goods Department

More attractive than ever It contains EVERYTHING FASH
IONABLE, EVERYTHING BEAUTIFUL, and EVERYTHING TIL M
CHEAP We have also made some SPECIAL SELECTIONS IN
MOJRNING DRESS GOODS which will be found very desirable
Although we cannot enumerate will give the name OF a1ew
leading Goods in this Department:
,,L ,na Co,rad Silks. Habit HandR REPS;
"a Peal B AiAPACA; Clored Empress VELoURS;
"a p,oct and ITSTRES Paris Scotch
E1ackan French MERINOES PLA1DS;
Oriental LUSTRESS and DEbAdEoj
Rupex and American POPLlNS Paris Silk Plaid POPLlNS;
BLACK BoMBAZINES CLOTHS; POLL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-24

E9 The manner in which they weigh
hog out West, it is said, is to put hog in
one scale and some rocks in the other, aud
guess at the weight Of the rocks
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

orders Of his government here although the presence
Of the combined squadrons Of France England aud the
United States II IL not probable that he will stop
where II his orders arc believed 20 be- to do much
mischief he possibly the coas, Of Chile and
Peru
PTOHARtE ENGAGEMENT WITH THE PEyrvtAs moS-cT.nS
The other ports Of Chile that will probably receive the
attentions Of Commodore Nuhez Coquimbo and Cal
der and then Peru viii for her share and pro-
bably Ecuador may have taste Of war by visit from
the Spanards 10 GUayaqui bat win be little while
yet before this work IL commenced for the Spanards
will probably have another crack ut the feet OF the al
lies to the southwark before carrying the other pro
granmc to the northward | learn that the Peruvian
coryeties Union and America have left the balance Of
the allied feet and gone the Straits of Magellan 70
join company with the Huc-car and Independence I
would not be surprised II the Spanish squadron,
large portion ~ IT, would visit that locality In order IN
head on the two expected iron cads and try prevent
their reaching the Pacific The probabilities
they will do 20, and may next hear OF important
and highly interesting naval engagement somewhere 10
tho vicinity OF Teraac Fuegp.
sQUADRns.
There has been change In the United states sqsad
here Admiral Pearson has not yet arrived Tho
coming Of the norher this coast may scat
ter the vessels ofw here collected for the
anchorage this bay Is said to be ans thing but comfort
ALI AT That ma
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

"Donsn Those parties with whom have oonvcrfed
that have directly from Peru, do not hesitate To
say that the that will bo employed 10 man the guns
Of the fortncations Of Callao will stand long their
officers, but great doubt Is expressed " tho ohcers VIII
be found fully up 10 the required standard,
The British Minister at Santiago, Chile Immediately
after tho bombardmcnt O valparaiso notified by the
owner N the premises lac occupied and no one
will rent him another building Al this because he
would "rch I'M and have ngbt with the Spanihrd
In order 10 prevent tho bonbardmcnt For tho
offence he has also been turned out Of of the clubs
The ARRIVAL of General MOsquera the Colombian
mhnuf-war Colombia at santa Martha, aud the
expected arrival Of hz Exceency the President elect II
Aspnwall, the absorbing topic Of conversation with
the residents Of Panama, all ar anxious 10 know
what be intends ~ pursue When Once more con
trolling the government and peopic Il is opcny stated
here that his intention 10 remove The aoai Of govern
ment from Bogota 10 Panama and Il this be 20, tho
change will probably be made for vha, he intends o.
DO he generally does especially when be controls with
IRON Will The change, | think, wond'be OF adyAn
tago tho government apd would vastly benefit
Panama aud tho I-thmug II certainly would add much
to the gayety Of the are and would give sOms life
other tban that created by revolutionary alarms We
should have the foreign Ministers here and, oonse-
qucnty, vast addition 10 society but above all, u
would enable business with TIE government 70 be trans.
acted with despatch and not BE- uhcrtsd 20 tie delay of
the two months sary 10 make the horrible JOlfncy
from santa Martha BOgota and back hopo, FOR one,
that Panama will be- the capital % the repuhc, and "
the General will only carry the idea wiz say
good word for him that his great distance away a
BOgOta provenis my Fayln, This promise of mHe,
II he sees H. may have come eject sho knowsi
The New York herald., 1866-05-10


The Pacific Steam Navigation oompany's steamship
Pacific Capt wacou from the South Coast. arrived in
this the 2oth ult bringing from vAlpa
raiso TO the 9th and Calao ~ the I'D Of April
II h amusing read the Numerous reports that
are given, in the papers Of Peru principally, regarding
the movements Of the Spanish squadron Here Is
from ~ Fvenr Of Callao OF April 2i published among
its of Chilean news by the passengers that
came in the steamer hear that ~ kiniser of n.
Unl,d Stats has pr,rentcd ne d,parp, Of ne Spanish
squadron tntd ne cLdiB.s Of ne s>roh1sb u ~, Untd
Sat>s resisrs vdipayaio for tsss niStl.ned ~,
bpb1rdment hao> ben arranged The editor however;
concludes the paragraph by saying I'VE have no,
this notice in any Of the papers Of Chile shus proving
that although he gives the report In leaded Engsh" "
still he considers IL rather doubtful This IN but ssm.
pie OF the stun and that continually given by
parties trying To excitement, and which ends
It's way into tho public journals. Our papers were
charged everywhere abroad with telling immense stories
about our war; bat the best Of them that we're
but piguhes In comparison with wha, We re-
cevc here from the South Coast
vincci that hunchausen Peruvian by
blrh, born somewhere between CAIlao and Lima
rns ruuvts nAs 90 WAR srrasKE caltaco
arrived at Calao from Panama The 10th nt Che car.
RED with her the ttwcs hundred and two thirty
FOUNDER Psou rned gans belonging \, the goysrnnen,
of Chile, That wire purchased here Very probably
these pieces will be placed In battery CAao Tor there
IL not much chance at present of delivering tham 10
their ownerr, " 20 there will be trial of the three
great makefs Armstrong Blakey and Parrott sidc BY
side aud be runs Of the latter si doubt DO god
service the leaders do pat the shells them fuse
end nrst
pgTDKrtb yvrxYpr
learn that ths American ship Odesss that brog ght
cargo % coal and provisions W the spanish squadron
from hoptevdeo and that ater~ ards proceeded " The
Chins Islands for load ~ gnauo has been ssHef w
The Peruvian authoes Our Consnlh here says that shs
seized ~ the Untsd states ssAnsr Wateres 'for
bfeAch of neutrality, bat aa caryng cargo n a neu-
ra yer.e ~ one b~lssrent involves other than
ths, ~ captnre by ne vessels of Of the other Why
this story very unlikely and THAI cannot s~alow
rhs Cohen " not yct Pcsted al points of wheaton,
Fael, Upton and other authyfiNss International
Law maritime snrfare, rshts ~ nevtrtls, hc 40 must
make every allowance Tor hs ge'thg the sory wrUDg
eud foremost. Tho odessa has been ts1ef - has :
stated, and The watefes went up from callAo iha
CnnchAa u look nto The cDe bat A. she had retained
bfore ths steamer ,ailsd imagine that Cofnnandsr
Padding found The prvcsdnss 70 b. All regular asd 10
ysos vsar
he od story of prepafaion and dstsruanaion % al
have frcrn Peru TIE fears of ID. oorns s,orrn have
wisely nhu@nced the merchants 70 tbeif fo<ds
from tbe Custom House AZ taa0 ana esryy them 20
safer point within Ne ciy u lana, that Tiers .l
noi b. 40 m1eh foreign propsy " be Destroyed Ths
basi5s S E>4 xo>Atqn aDsstsd % nsariy so as1 Sg-
"a 'hsy eAa ~ a<Aa~s Ne
The New York herald., 1866-05-10
The Japan steamship Not " F.ii"rs-
Letter from Captain CowssoeL.

To rnE EDITOR oT TnE HERALD.
TIE onichl rcp,r u The reception ~ hi slaho.i
rusysma a, japan states tha, the siea,ss sai'fa1an
VA unaffected by the gqSrnaent olosn vho Do
put6s 20 rrcciye her. and Ia sttsr from The az .i
states Minister Captain Haie,,, Who can'd the yosst
out BE- says - am rcqaestsd w the Governor u for-
egn Anairs and tho Chlef a tho Navy DepAamsss W
assure you their behaif uhat tho Japancs. govern.
meni i very much ploAsod 9th tho rgsyAmA aud Tho
eUeilen, condition which you deliver her p Tho
Fron~h nat al orsr aud ngnesrx Who ts,sd the "a
Ia behalf 0f the Jupanear guyernm MT expressed tho
gfcafet a4if.ti0n Al The r0fnpirisncss aud Isrec-
Ton u the shp. hcr rns.n.' Afn~m'nt and general
fitness fOf the arfvice iut~uded
The rcpor ia the L1ud0n r-s ~ the s1issis ~ sks
engineer vim ofdrrsd purchased bd cAnDot ~ uss,
A. ~ sscL Teron known "a the uanssstion. ne
captain renamed ia japan Until TIE moment u the
lalst ds'-- there heard ~ sgeh event w
any I.rOn iac, v any dlasaisfAcon Va r.s.,d W
the Ves7s rhousands ~ coanirysn visited the W
slyafna during her s0Srucgn and aitsr cgspstl,n IL
tbo lpr ~ Sc~ YOgk aud she oonsifsfed ~ all
sb9 .av her sorsnof v.sssi IN every rssret
The Naty Department ofGsrd Trial W bs sSds %
her rpetd and The mp 70 - fsforsa apon - 10 her
ntness f0r ssryce WI rh favorable that ussy
deemed afvi.abse s~ni her W Jagsa in compliance
9TH inairuri|unr from THAI FOwr
IL 10 dnr w. The cguSryets " this vessel her sasbsss
a., A. sell my~f Ani AZ c'n.rrnrS " asss The
f.cn above shi ] am ssfpt sst ,hst, without ssws
orclal data b. upon, yopr louruAl should ~ DIS
rlo have Athfuy fr,hag.d uust a. great Irspos.
iAncs psoyis Shs are oonpsuss vith The ss-
ehsr 90 " Ensand aud France f@ the FAIfoasss ~
the sg,sfEmsHA who csanss oosstfsot thsr sva
4 sA,, n4ueh psrsosal s,rsuoe 70 the buiislas 60
~ggippBg u tbs t1siyama. snd sss .Ailsd ny 80
tLe J~s aud aatFs W ~ oetAlssd and Say~
this % sny sbsr o0sHtfy, % 81 las osss fss NE ~ms
cbarAetas ~ ve~ssL
rpssr ,sis Issf trust you gill .,esss me fs.. ,1~.
JoerPH D. cozrccE
The New York herald., 1866-05-10
Spanish View Of the Bom IN rd Sas 4
and the Action Of the American and
English Naval Com IN nd~r..

La C.,eica, the spanish organ publshed in this city
Ia. in o. Int number a Communication from Admiral
sudez 70 the spanish Minister at Warrington, from
which We translate 10 following erincs Z,
Hs.rQrAgrIRs n c M's soraDnre " rH P,nrr
os Boanp rrE scsAga,
n rHx B.r a. NstPaRAfsp April 2, ls0S
To Hrs NAEsrv's EsvoT ErwaoRbNAEr hisasTxR
PigSIFirSSuAKr AT Nisnsgf0A
Ercttrscr--in orier thai yOvr Esosiiencv FORM
dca % the occruenc~a of the ia, fortn gb
have honor of placing before you summary = The
most r,cen. events rsgre,ta as that want of time th0aid
prevent my sending copa u tbe cespAichss have a9
dressed " her Majesty Eovsrumsnt
on the lTth " last month invited n din. By the
American Commodore Rodgers on Doa'd of his gAgahip
During dinner the Commodore crpreasd arden, wishes
suggested that, I c1o,hsd With full power, the
attainment d such an OtJec, might IN his 0pnpn. b.
necessary po-ers he ssd thar he would inl~sdAieiy
communicate With h. hinister and n Their united
Efforts could nat sessre f--a<e
iots and Of General kiIairck Both sesr4sd aniratsd
BY us best wahes Ani inv ,ed 70 jou ,nsn 10
ference, Nhch, thouEh - prigair AMI conhfsnt4l
eharscfr might tFrhaI@ rsuli IA The terra sAiDA " ies
war
Minister aid " that although the oosSsrsrce ~0
suicty oouhdsEi the NnIfar q fof~gu AnAis u
The Espuhc had u"lice q the rirp nsi 80 ~ -ns
taken, and that be- nbs American Mluaur - eel A.
the Commodore Who had taken ihe nf atTs ~ Ne fnAi
Ter, sere very inaca hssfvsst 70 afusns " ne onyci
tkey had In view.
The comfooaoro proposed fiaa ~ A. sfrsnsstssn,
whEh ha .dertd equally bgnaftit ~ bah b~ll ss-
fgntH IN kCfuf1AEf" Nfa fiii' NAa tt'f' a"'AtA
oessaton of L0sfntlfs ~ tfu! aiias prru.nted and
nv veNils.iion mMfr = the d1sfwnt grsyAhesp
Azaln,t Chile A. az safnflf ~ pesfe tbsrs souh Crit
be rslrrs, a. ssute u -fniy Euns the "a.
tosing manner me ,A1f a Hf2n and tbfs boosted AZ
the Hasti,esds n 10 Engsh snd Am~rican sAxriAga
should salusd ~ ths glns n tbr toe sqssdrvfs abS
hi uls salsfs cl SAn f0r ths htsanvh nguadf.a
should oln " F1rh nlAHnsF ust sish ths n,ase AMI
smoke should ny,f Dr Angwn ~ whom the Grri gan
had b@en frot
A. yoar EIesneney may readily sappos., ! REJECTED
~ NrAng ffusut, hnsi~dsng huuefsf tho sDsd n
.uugu iLst bat ssggoatsf a. atd sialng rint ths
sstf@ctgLs ~ sF sotsrnmsnt poslNve tb0
noss siAniing any aroullca nllshi las. 70 ogsf
cofns AID should 80 " ne btttn ~ the Paere 10 ths
attfmp npst have ffDr Gale rs saiisfactlou shrh
was dqo W o. kossd nsTeftheAes ~ tlncsre desire
for Fsesnctisiion, wUuld tass spon myself ib1
msnse f~ ronsttY ~ ngi requiring any other fsisfar
ton than that costa nsd The kfnngsmea g-.Ee1 ~
snt Ani Ard rfaro and asesp@sd 10 Hp@ n 70 vhxh
wrud cLly a1A the rfftuti1n ~ tlla Cos a1o1yM, 9TH
" hAss, arms ahA trss 10 retain fos tAs prEss sfd
prsgssrs had m ny pvsu si the ssms unDe rave
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

The Prusfan Minister, the Italian Envoy 100 asked
aid, but aid could be rendered them. The English
bariment published the following advertisement ia the
paper
Her Britannia Majestys rieates Ieandsr and sutle
These vessels be bought chartered
anywhere FOR srott to fight Inquire for
terms To Jack Denham, Captain on board, or to j. H.
Thompson Minister Resident at Santiago.
The Americans chucked W th delight, perfectly
tent themselves the agony OF the French
and English On saturday the English residents sent OF
To the English admiral handsome cane in which was a
handsome wooden sword The English Minister, Tnomp-
son, came to Valparaiso and let In hurry the day
before the bombardment. His room at the hotel was
entered and his dispatches taken and on his arrival at his
hotel in Santiago he given notice 10 quit by the pro-
prctor He also turned out OF the club OF which he
had been member for the last forty The English
fleet Is discount the officers do not go ashore,
and they damned all In heaps" On the contrary
the English residents bully boys and swear
by John Rodgers although he didn't their property
INFORMANT DOCUMENTS BROUGHT tt LIGHT
The Chileans too are loud in their praise OF u.s. More
than this they have shown their gratitude in import
service. Certain highly important documents sent
Chilean President by the Dictator Of Peru have
to Washington. These documents came 10 light In this
time ago French stranger suddenly died
in Lima The Peruvian government took charge OF bis
papers, &c, as Is usual, and among them discovered
documents which proved him TO have been French
agent coming with proposals 10 the Dictator Of Peru TO
make himself Kng Emperor, promising aid In and
money from France under the Mexican fag-in other
words, through Macmillan. These papers show that
there Is nice little scheme between France and Spain
TO make jump At all the small south American repub
money This whole Chilean is part and parcel of
the plan This important Information goes by this mail
70 Washington, and Will, doubtless have more of
very from that source.