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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-01
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Italy Requests Explanations Of
Napoleon.
ia NEW CONSTITUTION FOR AUSTRIA.
The Americans In Berlin on Ma
ti0naI Finance.
MEXICO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.
Prince salm-SaIm's Liberation-Who Se-
cured His Freedom-Thc Princess Going
70 Washington-santa Annals Property.
HAVANA, Nov. 20, 1867.
The Prince Salm- Salm's liberation was peremp-
torily ordered It Is reported that he left at once
avalng himself Of the fact that his official stand
ing in the imperial army was recognized as that
of mere colonel. He was scared lest Juarez
might repent and change the order given In his
behalf. He thinks he owes his liberation to the
Baron Won Magnus; but this is not 50, az it was
xeslly due to Mr.. E. L. Plumb, United States
Minister. and the American residents Of the
capital.
The Princess Salm-Salm, it is expected. will
go to Washington. She has sailed for New
Orleans.
Santa Anna, before his sentence was pro.
nounced, made his last will and testament, declar-
ing that his property amounted to three hundred
thousand dollars in which is included the villa
which he owns in st. Thomas.
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CALF oRNlA.

Explosion Of Guppowder Mills ut San Ra.
fael-san Francisco shipping News and
sAS FRANCISCO, Nov 20, 1867.
Tho Pacific Gunpowdsr Mils at San Rafael, Marin
county, this State exploded to-day. Three Of tho
men employed IN the mills are missing; another u
seriously injured.
Scholarships twilight for New York, and Hartford
shire for Liverpool
Flour quiet At 81 so %. Wheat firm ct - 90 .
50 65 Legal tenders, TAX.
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The Case Of Alleged West Auburn Murder.
ers-Deashs bv Drowning as Lewiston.
Lswrsros, Nov. 80. 1857
In thesse Of the people Of the State against Luther
J. vsrri one Of the convicted West Auburn murdsrsn
the cous full bench, has ovsrusd the exceptions W
The indamest motion for new trial In the ease Of
vsrr as bssn made the ground Of newly discovered
evidence and will BE- argued before Judge walton q
the January term nisf rrsss.
Two lsths from drowning and several narrow escapes
Of ska.ss frsm similar dsstns occurred . snis cy %
Thanksavipg DAP M
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CONNIE CTICUT.

Fenian Denomination In New Haven.
New HAYES, Nov. 30, 1867.
A spirited Tsnan meeting was held In this city last
evening me Mayor presided and addresses were made
By Gsnsni 8 =. Spear, .. S. A.; Mayor ncwlams. Of
PbiadsIphls and Mayor sperry and George r. Gardner
Of New haven large number joined The Fenan or
ganixatlun
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Probable Adoption Of the Constitutional
Amcndmcnts-The Vote for President.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20, 1867
Tho Mexican Consul at this place has received
rsspondence which shows that the amendments to the
constitution Of Mexico proposed Juarez have probably
been adopted. The majortss in favor Of the amend.
Durango and in the adjoining States large.
Juarcx has received maorities in all the States for
President
The vote for Governor OF the State Of Snaloa tie
between Martinez and Rubie ~, and new election will
have 70 be held.
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Napsleon's Conference Plan Under Omciai
1saulry-Tho Eruption Of vesuvius just
Reported.
rLoRsscR Nov. 80. 1867.
Italy has not Jet accsdsd to the proposed conference
Yesterday IN oicisl note was SAINT France asking
certain explanations Tho final Of Italy will de-
pssd % The nature Of Napoleon's reply.
despatch from Naples to-day states that vssuviuA
which has been smouldsring for losg time. 70 now in
Q grand state Of eruption
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TINE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Weafher-Sugar Market-Geuerai Market
Exchange Quotations.
HAVANA, Nov. 80, 1867
The weather ID clear and cool Barometer 80 20.
Thermometer ~ Wind N. E.
Sugar rmsr and higher tor FIRST contract Of the sea.
con, Il TX reals Per arrobs for No II D. s.; plausen
are demanding higher rates
Apples, S4a s. Butter scarce, 3oc. . 400. Cheese,
80 S1S per ewt Petroleum, 3K . 3x. Flour,
SIS Is Sl4 so per bbl Lard declining sales al SIS
HI Der cws Onions, IS IS per Dbl. Potatoes 50 rs
Der Dbl Other articles unchanged. Nothing doing in
frsighta
Exchange on London, 13K 13x per cent premium !;
on Paris, 4 pSr cent premium; on New York, cur.
reacy, 25k 20 per cent discount Gold dull.
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Fire in EImIru,

ELMRA, Nov. go 1857
IRE broke out in the anteroom Of Ely Hall last
night at halfpast five O'Clock, completely destroying
the floor which the hall located together with
the anterooms The lower portion Of the building was
occupied by the Second National Bank the United States
Express office and two grocery stores which badly
damaged by water. The second floor occupied as
Offices from which all the contents removed. The
origin Of the fire Is unknown as no light or nre had
been used 10 the hall during the day The total loss Is
about $4,000 to $4,000, and Is fully covered BY in
surance.
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The New Indictment In the Jcn Davis Case
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroads.&c.
Against . New York Firm.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 20, 1857.
The following Witnesses were examined Davis In.
nt:-Gsnersl Lee, Secretary Seldom, General
wickham, John Letcher, George ". hunford, John
B. Baldwin, cx-speaksr OF the Confederate Congress
and General I. s Raymond.
The Commissioners OF west Virginia tonight signed
the agreement relative 70 tho construction Of the Chesa-
psaks and Ohio Railroad
The suit Of Messn stcenbock Co. va Messn
Cla1in = Co, OF New York. for S250,oOo damages for
closing them up attachmsnt commences bore
Monday.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Death Of Preminent Citizen Of Worcester.
WORCESTER, Nov &c. 1861
Mr.. George I. Rice. one Of our most prominent ct-
xsns and for several years President Of the Worcester
snd Nashua Railroad and President Of the Worcester
Gas Company. died on Thanksgiving Day.
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MINNESOTA.

Minister Convicted OF P>oiygamy-Coid
Weather.
MmsrroEm, NO.. 90 1857
Rev. Edward ". Dunbar was yesterday found gully
Of polygamy.
The weather 10 very cold. me themo1st~ ws
twelve degrees below this mosnias Navigation 90
the upper Mississippi is closed.
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munition on board for the Grsean govss> "'A' s1s
was literally blown In tvo and destroyed -
Some Of the Particular Of the contract with Dc
steamship line for carrying the British mails have 49,
made public That line is TO receive eighty tAoussud
and New York for one year.
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THE LAKES.

severe Gnie--Mnrine Disaster Near Oswego.
OswKGc. Nov so, 1857.
The weather To-day is extremely cold, and a severe
gale OF wind from the extreme northwest which set in
last night stin continues
The schooner Carthagenian, bound from Chicago 70
this port, with cargo Of 900 bushels Of wheat, went
ashore last night one mile below the city. The crew
were taken 90 in feboat Is feared the vessel and
Several vSssels have arrived this afternoon with roas
Of canvaA and some with signals OF dstress flying.
The Propeller Oweso Ashore Near DunIxirIs.
DusKrRK, Nov. 90 1867.
The propeller 0wego went ashore last night In bad
snow Storm four miles above Dunkirk. She 10 now full
Of water and pounding on the rocks The crew Of tho
bark Gem. with number Of citizens started from hero
with lifeboat this morning 70 rescue tho crew. After
the crew had len, their own vessel ths Gem) xoks
loose from her deck and grounded heavily. She had
Il Is feared that much damage has been done 70 the
shipping On the lake
The Gale at Cleveland-The Bark Potomac
CLEVELAND, Ohio Nov. 30, 1857.
heavy storm Of wind has been raging since mid
night and 10 showing and freezing The bark Poso-
mAe laden with telegraph poles got adrft and on
tho piles against the Marine Hospital At nine o'clock A.
heavily against The piles and on Inc bottom She Viii
probably break up.
Lake Disasters Near Port Colborse.
PoRr CoLsoRxr, Nov 30, 1867.
me schooner New Dominion, Of Pioson, went ashore
yesterday near Long Point tug has bssn sent to her
The schooner B. r. Dairy, from Chicago with corn, for
Kingston went the reef Of the psn last night
She h leaking bat will got on without much damage
The weather Il cold and snewing
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PRUSSIA.

American Political and Financial Agitation.
BERLIH, Nov. 90, 1857
There was large meeting In the city yesterday. at
which American politics and finances were discussed
L 8. Fay An American. severely attacked Thaddsus
Stevens dsmagogue and repudiaor and denied that
his views were those Of the American people
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Avprcheusions or a Fenian Outbrcak IN Eng.
land and Ireland.
LONDON, Dec Ia "
There ID considerable excitement on account Of the
Fsniana An outbreak 10 feared a Manchester, where
have been ssissd BY the police authorities. Only
one arrest had bssn made.
Dispatches from Cork ireland, received late o-nsht
make msation Of serious apprehensions there also.
LONDON, Nov. 3o-Evenine.
The Fsnian Burke up for examination at Bow
street to-day Massey testified ~ considerable length.
No decision was reached.
Fenian Convicts from ireland.
LONDON, Nov. 30, 1857.
Msnn Warren, Hapin and CASTILLO, the Fenisn
prisoners who sentenced to imprisonment for
term Of year. to-day brought from Dublin 70 Pen
touviiIs 70 suffer their sentences rncy handcufsd
and strongly guarded
The African War Income Tax BiIi-The
Yatal Boiler Explosfon-1Iaii subsidy 20
the Csnard Steamship Line.
LosDoS, Nov. 3o-Evsning.
The proposed income tai ray the expenses Of the
Abyssnisn was passed 70 the second reading IN the
House OF Commons this evening.
Additional particulars Of the explosion board the
steamer oubouliua, a. Liverpool yesterday have been
received st thI bureau The Bonpoulna was not tbs
regular mail steamship between Liverpool and the DIFF
fsrsnt ports Of Greece, q nrs telegraphed, but
Grecian war steamer which had recently been turned
over 70 that government. She built In this country
during the latter years Of the in the United States
Tor Fraser Trenholm Co. agents Of the Confederate
government In Great Britain. Particular attention was
paid TO speed in nsr connruetisn, she designed
FOR blockade running In which service she quite
successful Al that time she bore the name Of Colonel
Lamb.
II that the explosion occurred about sir o'clock
In the nornns whom the Bonbouiina was yirg al her
wharf She getting up steam, preparatory to lsav.
Ing for Greece whom thc awful casualty occurred There
were ssvsny.thrss persons ell told, board a the
time and 10 thought sha, n least forty were killed
The BonbounA bed Z larss ossasiu ef arms - ~.
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a Baby was Painted Over It's Whole Bedy
with PAIN PAINT Although Ave months old Il weighed
third less than BIRTH she had constantly worried and
cried; could tell the II had been treated BY
physicians In vain. In three minutes after painting with
PAIN FAINT II was quiet and has received painting
every for the last days mother I gaining
rapidly In flesh and spirits and bids far 20 become
bouncing girl Pain Paint reduces Inflammation, removes
pain instantly, nvgorates the whole sys.sm the
bad effects produced by pills mercury cayenne turpentns
linmcnts and the Of soothing
Pain Paint sold At all drug stores at Nc o0c ~ and se
BOTTLE with brush. Hundreds test free OF cost ut ITO
Chatham square. New York ~ Myrtle Brooklyn.
and Winter street, Boston; others fear 20 tess their
medles In public.
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MAR YLAND.

Snow In Baltimore-Arrivai Of JEFF Davis.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. so. 1857.
Snow fell rapidly this morning for fifteen minutes.
The weather is now clear and bracing
Jefferson Davis arrived in this city by this mornings
train. from Richmond He Is stopping at Barnum's
Hotel and will remain here several days.
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AUSTRIA.

New Constitution Before the Lesislatnre.
vienna, Nov. 80. 1857.
In the Reichsrath yesterday drart for new consti
tuition was adopted after strenuous resistance BY tNs
liberals.
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Fires In PIattsburg.

PATTsBURG, Nov 30 1857
This morning Al three o'clock Ere broke out in
Hooye's building, the Post ONCE destroying
the stock and xsureAof Howard's photograph gallery
and Hooyes saloon. The building was saved
At twelve O'Clock NJ the dwelling house OF z. L.
turc Was saved. Tho building was insured.
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The Governor Revokes n Contract TO Repair
the Levees.
NEW YORK.

State Of the Canals mt Rochester.
ROCHESTER,, Nov. 80, 1857
It is cold here to-day and the mercury is down to
twenty degrees The canal Is clear Of leo and boats
moving but Il the weather continues another day IL
will be liable to close
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VIRGINIA.

Proposed Adjournment Of the Circuit Court
DuriaG the Ssssisa Of the Convention.
RICHMOND Va, Nov 30, 1851.
The United States Circuit Court viii adjourn on Mon
day until the adjournment Of the reconstruction Con-
vsntion, which meets on Tuesday Many delegates
have arrived. caucus will BE- held on Monday night
OF the republican memben
The weather is cold; Ice formed here to-day.
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Tho Recsnssrucsioh Convention Proposed
Ordinance On EducatisnaI Hasters-No Dis
Junction 81 6ace or Color In sho Schools.
New 0RLsASs Nov. 80. 1857
In tes Csnvsntlon to-day resolution offered by .
negro member expressing ths Of the Convention
- opposed to general amnesty. II was laid over.
resolution vas offered that the nrst and paramount
duty Of the Convention is to frame constitution, and
dispense with al minor business unt this Ia accom-
pshed The resolution was laid over
Mr. Wickine tvhtsl offered ordinance proposing
certain changes In the organic law Of the STATE, to
schools throughout the state and provide for their sup
port BY taxation All children between six and eighteen
years q age are 70 be admitted without distinction a.
10 race color or previous condition There shall be
separate school establishment for any race univer-
atty 10 70 be established in New Orleans open to all
students capable Of matriculaon without distinction
70 race color or previous condition The other section
provides for the maintenance Of government school
The ordnance was referred 10 the Committee Educa
ton
resolution Of thanks to God for tho success Of the
radical republican majority in this State was laid over
resolution to the effect that no property qualinca
ton be required for any State parish or
OF honor. trust or emolumen was referred. The two
last we're offered BY negro members.
The resolution offered yesterday that the ngs
publican and paid for debated to-day tabled by
The resolution offered by Mr.. Mcmillan white, to
ray the act Of the Legislature Of 1865 for the issue Of
bonds and to provide for repairing and construct
ing ievees made the special order for Monday next
Tho Governor Revokes Contract TO Repair
the Levees.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 80. 1857.
Governor Flanders has issued proclamation repu-
dating all connection with those who have been attempt
ing TO procure the passage OF bin through Congress
granting aid TO build evses and says, any all per-
sons claiming TO act by State authority in this matter
powers do not belong to them and declares
null and void the contract entered into by f. H. Ange-
mar Charles lizard and the committee OF the old board
OF levee commissioner whereby it stipulated that
the State was TO bonus Of twenty per the
loan or appropriation He also revokos the commission
OF Angemar and lizard agents of the State.
General Hancock's order Is having healthy effect
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s4Al,.;ISEniyer.al Exposlsion.. psvis. 1867.
the hrs, grand gold medal for American Grand square
Upright Pianos, ~ the unanimous verdict OF tho Inter-
national Jury This medal IL distinctly classified In
order Of merit over all other American exhibitors and
than four hundred pianos euteref0 competition by
nearly ALI the celebrated cg Europe.
warerooms Nos 100 and Ill East Fourteenth NeJ
Yor
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Al the Request Of the Comma n ding General
II Fort Leavenwortb Kansas purchased Of HoTs
wish the agency. &c. R~I. BROWN.
To Horv's Depot, So Broadway.
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Tho Cbosing Of tho Canals.

ALBANY, Nov. 80, 1851
Tho Canal Commissioners have named Tuesday, tho
10th OF December for the closing Of the canals butthe
cold weather-onfy 10 degrees above to-night-w
probably close them within the next twenty -four hourso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-01

stammering Cared-I3y BatcS Patent APP
plances Tor descriptive pamphlet, "a lcgs Stint
Co, III West Twsn,y third street
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A Most Suitable Holiday Prcseax for -
smoker ~ undoubtedly genuine Meersohsam. wien
POLLAk SON sell Al manuract prices ~ t,cr
stores CO.. Broadway and "a John Nassu Also
repairing done boiling ~.
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Bntchclor's Hair .Dye.-The Best IN the
world, the only perfect Dye: haT tess reisSs instaiAno
fac-oEy "a Barclay strcct
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At Nos. 48l. AGA, 465 and 465 broadway.
LORD 4 TAYLOR
win offer at retail Monday December z their enurs
stock Of foreign and domestic
DRY GOODS
GREAT RED UcrroN
from former prices. viz. -
Sks More Antiques vcves vcivetcens French Irish
Popns, Empress Cloths, Alpacas. Fancy Dress Goods.
Deaines, Printed Cashmercs, Cazhmere
Robes and Robes Imperial.
Laces, Embroideries
Handkerchiefs
Hosiery,
Gloves,
cIoaks Cloakngs Clohs Cassmeres, vesngA rwssds -
SHAwLS
MOURNING GOODS
Ladies' and chdren's Furnishing Goods.
Linens. Domestics Flanncls Quilts,
Blankets, Mattresses
Uphoistering Goods, Lace Curtains. &C.
Nos 256 257 $50 ana 2sl Grand street and
Noe. a ana ~ Catkariue street.
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Rovnf Havana baftery. prizcs puid In
prd Information furnished. The highest for
foubloons ana "a kinds o. Gold aud silver
TAYLOR A CO.. Bakers, u Wall street, ny.
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A.-Keep Year Feet warns-wear Nett ANS
Gaivano Electro Metallic fnsoes Depot as Broadway
LORIN BROOKS SONS.
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CnmpbclI, Apoahecary and Chsmi-t. corner
penscd with care ana pure mettcfnes.
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aA-rsr S,,~.- p,.,.A xvc.

A. A.-Fine silver Plated Ware.
}. r. CuRRAH Co.,
No Is John street. Broadway,
Manufacturers and importers Of Extra slssr Plated
Goods OF every description. Prices reduced.
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Toy. and Haiiday Presents.
weare eGsring extensive Of the above goods
this month
At retail,
and invite friends esrv u nyoid tho
crowd auriag ,he last few days bsiore Christmas
sTBAsBUR9ER MUM
Importers
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Torrey's Patent Wcnther sxrins Exclnde
MAIDEN lane, New York.
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Nos ass, 2s7 $50 ana 2sl Grand street and
Nos a and " Catkaruc street.
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Ladies' and children's Furnishing Goods.
Linens Domestics, Flanncls, Quilts,
Blankets, Mattresses.
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Voice Of the People IN Fayvy Rests ON Meriss
ALLcocK's fcRotS PLAsrERs
IL made ~ tbsu 1sefulaess
Of Providence u 4, Of the.. celebrated resepA sSo
We are sAtisfei no Plaster o. ths face II he earth
'~A fpsw ssee "sn''"- ruos, ALLebcK co.
sss 's1Hs is 4 sisfS;Tsaa u HJ5Sas}.I AshsH
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Upholstering Goods, Lace Curtains. &c
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MOURNING GOODS.

cIoaks Coakings Cloths Cassmeres vesngs Twssds d
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-21
Across The Ocean,

The following extract from a recent
letter by an ocean VOyager to the Gin
cinnati Commercial will be found inter
esting as graphically describing the ex-
perienees and impressions of a June
vOyager over the great deep.
A voyage across the Atlantic does not
enlarge ones ideas of its vastness. In
this respect the ocean is more impress
siVely seen from any high head-land.-
Imagine yourself in the center ofa disc,
with ranging vision in any direction
of ten miles. You know bv the log and
by daily observation that you have
made certain mum Der of knots an hour,
but by nothing else. The disc moves
under you as you move, presenting an
ever varying yet never changing per-
iphery to the eye. You are a fly in the
center of a slippery dish, forever climb
ing, yet never getting out. But the sur
face of Iris disc, which moves with you
day afEor day, is capable of infinite
change. As, behold the morning after
the land had vanished, it was glorious
with life. The heavens, splendid with
light, unspecked by cloud, undimmed
by mist, sharply defined the circIing
line of the horizon, between which and
the observer, spread on all sides the dark
blue sea in lively commOtion of waters,
out Of which rose tumult Of crisp
waves, each tossing its white cap in the
air and disappearing to give place to
another. The keen, fresh nOrthwester,
blowing steadily, filed the sails and
sped us gaily onward. And so, watch
ing the many tinted waters, delicate
shades of greens cleaning white of
frosted silver, splashes of FURNISHED
gold, and hues of richest amber and
violet, an intimate change and cOmbina-
ton Of colors, the day passed like
fairy vision. Once we came upon the
track of a storm, that had moved from
north to south. It was the only occa-
sion during the voyage that I saw any
thing like succession and regularity in
the movement of the sea. Looking to
the north you beheld long roller, miles
in extent, advancing toward you, and
gathering the waters as 10 came, with
an indesCribable sense of majesty and
irresistible power, slowly upheaving
and towering its burly front, wrinkled
with many folding waters, and as IL APP
preached, you felt yourself rising with
the ship that was lifted as it were a
cookie shell into the air, till riding the
the crest Of the league-long wave, you
looked over 10 into a vast valley bound
ed on its opposing side by another adj
vancing wave, upon whose broad back
YOU would in turn be lifted again to be
let down into the seething trough of the
sea, As our course ran parallel with
these heavy seas, we were literally
''rocked in The cradle of the deep"-a
very distressing motion to those whose
stomachs on slight proVocation become
as restless as the sea.
There is no life SO utterly vague and
idle as this aboard ship. 1t is with some