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BERKELEY DISTRICT.

BERKELEY DISTRICT.
PARISHES OF CHRIST CHURCH, AND ST. THOMAS
AND ST. DENNIS.
FmsT PRRcNcT.-Mt Pleasant Poll Fifteen Nile
House Poll. and st Thomas Muster House Poll.
PARISH OF ST. ANDREWS.
BrooND PRRcMcT.-Cfub House Poll, on the Main, and
School House Poll, James Island.
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS. COILEToN.
-THRD PRxcNor.-Club House Poll. Edsto Island;
Rockville, Wadmalaw Island, and Lcgareville, Johns
Ialsnd. ~: q. G:4E.t.JE-,
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS, BERKELEY.
FouRrH Pn.oMcr.-cslamus Pond Poll; Fultx's Old
Field Poll and Black Oak Poll
FIFTH PRHonor.-Bggin Church Poll and Strawberry
Poll.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES. GOOSE CREEK.
SETH PaEoncr-eoose Greek Pon. Tar Kiln Poll and
wssssmasaw Poll.
SEVENTH Pnronor-cros. Roads pon and hickory
Bend Poll c<
PARISH OF ST. STEPHENS. - =
EIGHTH pRscmoT.-Pinevlle Poll and st. Stephens
Depot Poll.
49,, PARISH OF ST. JAMES. sANTEE.
Nn'rH Pnsorsor.-Mu'sar House Poll and Dutart'.
Creek Poll.
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.TRDauxi1 MEETING or CIT1 CouNdI--Councu
met at the CITY .Hail 3 49,. i, -.
Present His Honor the Mayer; Aldermen
RAyrrx1. WRAaa, GKRpTs, O'NEML, STEMaEYKB,
O1MxY, HoNouR, MARSHALL, EssToN, WHnDEN,
PRna1z, SMALL, EARLE, BUTLER, WILLIS.
The minutes Of the last meeting we're read and
confirmed. - ). 49,. :. sssa .. -s.,s
The petition Of several liquor dealers, praying
for reduction of the tax and Of theprce Of icense
which was signed by two or three hundred citi-
xens. was referred to the Committee on Licenses.
Tho petition or JAMEs MoVEY for a junk-shop lie
.sense was referred to the COMMITTEES on Licenses.
The application Of JAS. T. ANDERSON, for the re-
neysl Of city six per cent. stock, was granted on
his showing that the regulations had been obeyed.
Tle petition was granted. .coe
The communication If Mr.. j. L. JOHNSON, In
reference to q wooden building now being erected
ON Tradd street, between Logan and New streets,
was referred to the Committee on Brick and
Wooden Buildings.
The Board of Commissioners Of the Orphan
House invited the Mayor and Aldermen to visit
thst institution at their school examination on tie
9Th insss.. The invitat on was accepted. -
The return of the City Sheriff for May, 1867, and
Of sundry bills against the city, were referred to
the Committe ON Accounts.
A memorial from the Blue Ridge Railroad was
read by the Mayor, and referred t. the Committee
ON Railroads.
The petition Of Messrs. S1AoNs SrMoNs, rels-
tive to communication from MIR. G. PozNANsK1,
concerning his titles to land on the Citadel Square
WAS referred TO the Committee Of Ways and Means.
The first quarters transactions OF the Roper
Hospital, was received as information.
Alderman WHrIlDEN, Of the Committee from
Wards and 8. reported unfavorably on the
Lighting Of the citxiin that quarter, but recon-
mended Council to Shave the epavements, sidewalks
30, fixed and reAaired as soon as the finances
would warrant. Adopted.
The Mayor read communication from the own
ers OF Chisolm's Hfn referring to the condition OF
the Tradd street dhuseway, and requesting Coun-
Gil to have the Same attended to. The Mayor
stated that the Me&ers. CH1soLM had not attended
to the contract bttween the city and themselves,
and the city was NIT bound to make these repairs.
Referred to the Coinmittee on Streets.
The communication from the Trustees Of the
Roper Hospital, cal ling attention to the said Hos
p;tsl and its use F general city hospital, was re-
ferred to the Board OF Health.
Report OF the Board Of Fire Masters for the
year ending in 1S67, was received as Information
N6S Bill to amend and alter the License law'
mas postponed.
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Ieport o. the chefof The Fire Department Of the City Of
Charleston, 8. q, ending April Is, 1867.
We have received copy Of the foregoing pamph-
lot, which We viii notice at length in our next
issue.
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The petition of Mr.. Jso. G. BuHoKuHR to be
refunded eertain tsSss paid during the past few
years, was after mature defb@stionlost y
alderman HoxoUR made motion that when the
ayes and noes be called for it be determined by the
rising Of three members, which was accepted.
Alderman GERDrs offered q resolution that the
taxpayers be empowered to have the sidewalks in
front Of their stores repaired at their own EXPENSE
the amount to be deducted from the taxes paid to
the Treasury. The ayes and noes were called and
the motion was lost.
No further business appearing, the Council ad-
journed
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PEcroRAL BALM is mark known to a, from
the coast Of Labrador to the extreme South, as
remedy for al diseases of the lungs. It stands
without an equal as is daily proved by the unlimit-
cd demand. For sale by ell druggists.
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WNEMAN l. CO., Agents.
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COLLECTION DISTRICT.


COLLEToS DIsFHicF.
ST. BARTHoLoAEws PARISH.
First PascNoT.-smefes Gross Hosds Fol- ant
Belle croes Roads Poll 80
SECOND PREorFor.-Vazn's BOZ Poll; fofk BOZ fon
Horse Pan Boz Poll:
THIRD Observation-Disclosures Poll; Blue House Poll
and Bound O. Poll y. -
FOURTH PRroncr-Ashepoo Poll; Maple cane Pol
and Jaoksonboro Poll.
So srs aEoRaEs PARISH.
Muster House Poll; Middle Poll and suwmsrUn
Poll y 49,. -, -, 81 =
a., ST. PAULs PARISH ss.l q .-..s.
seth PnroncF.-Parish House Poll; Beech Hous
Poll and Rantowle's Poll -
II. Anv citizen desiring to serve as member Of on
Of the Boards Of Registration for the Military Post
Charleston, may forward his application to these Head
quarters, addressed to Lieutenant ]. F. MuSsoN etf
Infantry. Post Aduant Certificates must accompany tn
application, allowing the applicant to be t and prope
person to receive the appointment Tss.-F
M The attention OF applicantsts called to the follow
ing paragraphs Of General Orders No l8 from the Head
quarters, Second Military District 80 ~ b.
So -.
". An persons appointed 10 make the said Ragistra
ton Of voters and to conduct said election Will be 10
quired before entering upon their duties, to take ant
subscribe the oath prescbed by tho Act approved Jul,
3D. 1891 entitled "An Act TO- prescribe sp oath Of Office.
And any person shall hlsey take and subscribe suef
oath or affirmation such person 80 offending and being
duly convicted thereof asn be subject to the pains
penalties and disabilities which, oy aw are pfondeo io
the uuntsnmees OF tae crIns Wlnui and o1ups por
Jury. Tho form Of the o. herewith publshed' q
follows :y u 5ssiyy5@-,-..4
q" A. B., do ,aolemnn swest Tor anarn) thatI have
never voluntarily borne srIns sgant the United States
hnceL LhsFe been citizen thefAe thst j hkyb younta
nv 64van no sad couutenan6S c0un3S on encourage
MINT topFsops emerged IN armed host1ity hAreto; ths
fshsySneithsr sought nor socSpted nor attempted Il
srardse DE fnncons Of any omos Whatever under any
iuthortys or pretended santionty In hostility 70 tht
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...AucIIoN.-sAiEs.

Molasses, Molaases.
CARGO of gte Schooner Azeida and Laura from
Cdibdrien.
BY j. A. ENsLOW & CO.
On FRIDAY next 7th inst, Win be sold low at Kerrs
Wharf alongside the Schooner Azelda and Laura at IL
O'Clock.
7nercss, Superior olayed MO.sses.
20 Barrels
50 hhds. Superior Muscovado Molassea.
81 hhds. very Superior Caibarsn Molasses, repre-
ssnted to be equal to Porto Rco.
Conditions &C sale. June6
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umrrD srArss couar, Hon. dzorar s. BRYAN
.preGdng The testimony in the case OF the UNI
'tedstatss uss $50 barrels Of molasses, was read,
and the further hearing postponed to June, 25th
instant.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05

VEGETABLE CRArEs.-Messrs. SAITTRs & ROCHE
notify the public that they are prepared for fruit
season, and have on hand crates Of q uniform size,
adapted expressly for shipping merchants. Or
ders left at the factory, corner Of Ratledge and
Beaufain streets, will meet with prompt attention.
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The Greenville MOuntaineer

Official ALEXANDER MOORE. Captain Ssth Infantr!
Aid.d,.o.p. ws HAY ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12

boiler the safest snd cheapest use Cnnpe emf
engineers eNp-c To De wcll paid 100 ther s'sVrs
= 10 the interest Of all proPrisors OF mAennes 20
put IN charge Of such persons, Ior .no"t" ny ay
have 10 nv tn,m a tribe more than they ~oaf ler-
son having but a Il gut knosledge OF MS uuues Ses
they al ind il 10 be much cheaper ID the ioas iun,
when OF repairs (Which "ouia otneI os w .o
durability of machinery, &c are taken IN consiue b.
t,on. 1n.re should be fax passed imposing heavy
que upou any one employing person ss engineer wa"
could 10, cedsby pass very rixid exAmina,on Tor
would he the of diminishing Tue irghtiui ioss OF
human az. there ~ daily from boiler expiosiohs.
NEW YORK. September IL N n. u
TO Tue EpIrbR or TIE HERALD.
New YoRK. Sept IL, 1867
Seeing an article your editorial page this morning.
asknc an investigation OF tue frghuul boiler POISON
in l~eny-Eshh street, and .ishing tho facts 70 be
known ,en II pleasure 70 inform you low great
many OF slch disasters occur.
In the drst place. they want 70 their establishment
cheap Tney have 10 set men 10 do their principal work
Of trade and pay them good wages but when y comes
the engineer Why they therc plenty that they
cheap. aud We will advertise and the cheapest
NO sill take
In answer 10 the nrst question, who these men
that they get cheaper. will explain in few words.
Since the war began up the time II over there
were more engineers made Ia mouths time than bc-
fore the war In twenty years You will want 10 know
how these men made engineers. will tel you.
They get some Influential friend who gives him strung
recommendation, il consideration OF valuo received,
ana or he goes TO SONS local inspector and gels
certiucate. He then goes TO some steamship
owner some inland manufacturer VINO mas
stationary engine run, aud asks them what they
pay. As soon he hears the amount ne goes 10 Tue
Aetrop Titan Beard and certificate 10 gwen him. Nov,
Mr. Editor, know of frequent boiler explosions ~hich
occurred in my time by this same way OF getting
engineers, and know ri present many 10 charge VI
engines, both marine aud railroad, WHO are MI more
capable OF NJ charge OF an engine tnan AN 10 take
the management VI your most valuable newspaper.
Yours, respectfully, AN ENGINEER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12
Roak IHADs SALE.

The sixth days operations Of the semi-annual book
trade sale competed yesterday. The auction was
op nsd with the OF Could Lincoln OF boston.
Tue prices brought we're as foIlows:-Asassz and
Goud's Principles Of Zooogy. Csc; Ravens Mental
Philosophy, royal limo. cloth, embossed, 81 20;
Haven's Moral Philosophy CO., 81; Hopkins Lectures
on horal Scieuce, royal l2no. cloth, 75c Hsmion's
Lectures, ,ols roy Svo. 81; Looms Elem, Of
Geology. 12mo. ctn, 4oc Rogers ihessurus OF Eng
hsn Words and Phrases, limo cloth, 81 10 Ritteris
Geogra, hicL Studies, limo. cloth, 63c; wayands Ec.
Of Moral Science. do, SOC: Way and's Elements
Of Poiirs economy, do, SIC; Psieys Natural TLeol
ogy, do. CSC; ie.oody's Chris an'ty the Religion
or Nature, do, 4oc, The Excellent Woman 40
described In the Book Of Proverbs, illustrated, do,
5Sc; lmita ioa Of Christ, BY rnenas Kempi, limo,
cloth. Toe Hopkins Lessons at toe Cross. l6mo ciotn,
co. Mansel's L,mits Of Religious Thoughts Examined,
limo, co.h, Toe. Lya CDcs ss 40 0.,s,: The si.n.t
Ring and Other Gems svo, sioth lac; Tue sti Hour,
Communion with God, ~ Professor Phelps l6mo,
cloth, size; Tho Suffering Sorrow or Mcdiiatoas on
Tue Last Days Of Cnrst, Emo, cotn, 9oc Our Little
Ones IN Heaven l2mo. ciltb, 40 Philosophy the
Plan Of Salvation, do, Csc The Great Day Of Atone.
ment, BY Charlotte EiizAbsth Nebsiln, lomo, CLOTH,
2oc Arvines Cycopnds Of Anecdotes OF Literature
and the Pine ARA sse cisth. 81 20, The Church q
Lsroe, by sames lomo clotn, soc. wes cots lntro-
oucton - The study OF Tue Gospes, az 40, eoth
81 10; Ascom's Bib.e Dictionary. l6mo. c!oth, SOC
Mr. Middle on invoice OF mi sneous books was
next put unaer tie hammer aui brought yovd pricsx
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METROPOLITAN FIRE Clxn.ssIoAsDs.

The Board Of Fire Commissioners held their regular
weekly meeting yesterday morning President shaler in
the char
Commissioner WILSON offered . resolution, which
adopted directing Chief Engineer order
date report from the mcmberso the department all
Of The law regulating the closing OF hatchwsys
nght with the names Of the owners witnesses and
i1e OF violation order suit may be brought
against oneuder; also draft Of regulations
keeping, ana sale OF fireworks the city OF New
YORK. It's features provide thai fireworks shall
hereafter be manufactured, stored kept The
city Of New York, e1cept .nder permit duly sssed At
The discretion The Board Of Fire CunInss oners par
10 section 81 chapter SO session Laws OF 1885,
and prescribing the manaer fireworks may
be stored aud sold.
resident SnALEs reduced substitute for exist
Ing regulation, which WAS adopted that the Chef In
gine.g may leave v abse ali Of
department tor period not exceeding i've days, upoa
wrl.ten appl caloos, duly approved BY the proper
Officers; AID company coamaudanis to grant leave of
absence 10 the men n iner Companies Tor twenty
hours twts moash. saojecl " Inc approval Of tas
Cn.ef Enspeer.
The r. port o. the Committee Appointments, giving
their several Gas Of conpsant lor v.oatious
Of rules and regulations received and aGoped; aud
the Board sdj0urued
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SUPREME cousT-caaM3sas.

The Butchers and the Board or Uenlth-HIo-
tion Tor Injunction Against the Board.
before Judge Clerke.
YhePenple - vel Lesuel Valentine The Metropolitan
Bourd Of Health. This application for writ Of
permanent, injunction against tho defendant restrain
from interfering with the plaintiff in his business Of
slaughtering cattle. ., No 500 East Twenty seventh
street. In this city. Mr.. W. H. Anthem, plaintiffs coun-
sci. stated that such application would have
beeu pdrtr had IL been that special reso-
luton had been introduced into the providing against
the issuance OF such orders against the Metropolitan
Board OF Health Counsel then read the
plaint setting forth that plaintiff
saged business butcher, and had
been engaged in saaghteriug cattle AZ his present
slaughter house for ten years. that he slaughtered at
rate IL ~o head OF cattle day. that his business
conducted in ceanly manner and was not prejudic al
to the publc beah: that his business and premises
were OF lreat value to him. and that he had
joined BY order issued upawfully by the defendant
from pursuing h,s leg tima.e avocaton &c.
Mr. Bliss. counsel to the defendant. then prepared
read Aiiavits for tho defendant In opposition to the
mutton, when Mr. Antnou objected to the reading Of
any such papers IN opposition TO tho motion on the
srosnd that tho section Of the act rferred to stated
that notice should be given TO the defendant but that
no n ht VAS given TO appear for the purpose OF oppos
ing tao motion for preliminary injunction.
The court hero remarked that the case could more
httingv b. brought before the General Term involving
man shuster against the defendant Mr.. An hon
objected TO tho being deferred and denied he
was tiled 10 hearing In this court Alter consdera
Die dis usson between counsel the court finally referred
the motion 10 the General Term, denying application
Tor injunction during the tendency Of tns hearing
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
Lis-nrooL-st-smship Hc,vetiaJ Gardner and LADY Nr
and ady. Mr. Walters and lady Mrs Lewis and
ters Mrs Joseph sleen Miss rariey. NJ Bauhs wfc ana
Pays Mr. Mecasfey Mr. Nscsi n, Mr. aau"er ar fins =
SON. lady and nfant NJ wanwI eht Mr. Hal. Nc Fr.ak,
Mr. Noble aud lady, Mr. Clarke Mr. Dcunn, Mr. Taylor NJ
Buckley. wife and Guild Mr. Butierworth, Mr. Boyer.
Departures.
AsrrxwAtI- PANAMA.. kc.-strz mshp Henry Charueey-s
Or w Gwin. Frank Williams. y y > Co:
G Richards aud wife, E'ckard. Mrs Dow.
la schmid Hoescher wife and faIniv Johu
hersn. MRS ierko and daughter Mrs Lyman, Cara W
n Allen, Ludw AuS, 9 Power and VIC L Adsms
Haas aud chr d, q Hilton, Mrs Laae Mrs ilGrt oliver
Hunt y D Abbott john Nusen. 4usp.e.sr q nelson,
: Esr,in Mrs smith. A y fucker snd wifs
Thos Brown wife. two dau,hsers And fsmis. Jones.
h1ns. s ,ss ss Ms ~. Soc s s.rS as1%
children Mrs Eumpke and children, Mrs l. eyde, Mrs
Pesreos and infant Aiss c.folns Pre- Joseph pricr,
Ssst Hss rSS'f r.y na f fsys.
Rice ana daughter q James c Reeve, Mares lssoW
&c neral ssizsr. Piedrahta, Mrs rerers Lopez
s Amos h IL s1 Rswce Sci er bosa s car.a
Masses Altman aud Gutierrez, II Hfllard Mr. snrane
ana I'VE children Andrew lawson. James chrsho m
Easey. Isaac fngrahsm. john Pc Sc Carpsr uSss
Henkcn. wife and nfsnt. w Chandler ynian Mchasl
Hanseli and wife. Adams, wife and two daneh era; q
CAL = Hutchinson. James smith wife and !nfants
Charles Warner, James Devln, g N Deal Ceores
Cusck hehae cusick aud large numosr n oAba
DAe aud Two children, Right Rev Williams Bisbop Il
China LUIS Lalus, 1hos burt, Mr. Mirck. Mr. McKepnsy
n Mcmahon, Geo Ed Forbes Vim 7 Bsnteto Il Consss.
servant Mr. K.tchiu.
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The Guspuar NAVY yAsu.
roR1Rk,s Noxsox. Sent 0. !

foRrRkse AoSRox sept ., 1857
Az the Gcspor Navy Yard work 10 almost suspended.
The ffsae Lancaster, which arrived from the Pacific
some months ago, beng o,erhaued and reatisd, and
TO be again put IN eomm.sson. She will DO supplied
With Eames percoa,or reducing fresh
water Tor tue bOi.ers, On board The Jnec States
steamer Brooklyn Among the improvements at the
fsrd u Tue erosion OF isrs craze, which has been
course VI consrotion since May last similar 10 The one
~ the Washington Navy yhrd II VIII DO axty feet
hieh. and 10 calculated 10 taise weight OF sxiy
tons aud designed for akIs ous ano adjusting boilers
and heavy ordnance
The following vessels nov Al the yard :-cunbosis
SspecA and Asawam, VIII ch have BEN condemned qua.
pee In ordinary irgals Lancaster repairing: .r.gas
kew Hampshire, used 40 . receiving amp; gunboas
feuwinke, ready 10 80 10 commssion n gate e Law
renco used As marine barracks end tugboais Snowdrop
hiss standish aaa Jsaa Banda employed IN towing
aieund the haroor
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REGISTRATION IN vlsGIslA.
prom the Richmond wing, sept. 10.

Prom the Richmond wh.g, sept 10
We stated issue yesterday tnat the registration
returns received At headquarters made the sare
OF the state 49, 600 To be accurate, however, we
give instead OF round numbers the actual vote, which
2i6,1S. or the Whole number " voters lis. l57
white and lol $50 co!ored ~hich gives white majority
OF l366I. The informal registration IN the fes mage
tera districts to when alluded IN our parnzraph
tsrday, cannot change thw estimate, al all more than
Q few hundred.
The spporionmsut ~ili give one delegate for every
2os3 voters " the number VI delegates be txed ~ 10A
or 0j3 " nxed ~ los. q many contend ~ii DO the
case The dcuity In the matter grows out Of the fact
that the county OF Mercer which before the dvson OF
The STATE 10 The same election district vita the
cosuty Of 0ile& IL nov part Of West Virginia. The
Ices Of representation IN the Valley and southwest viii
be vsry striking, viii BE- observed sud the Increase
re eastern pa of the corrsspondnaly large For
example, Richmsed city wn Be enusisd ave instead
OF three dslsxasss formerly From hs agurss givsa
above 10 OIL BE- very easy 70 estimate the changes 10
particular osunties and dst,cts IN advance Of Gsasr
bsnsossls psocamassa vhich w ~ nsdA ~ ere -
~ - - ~ vook ------ -
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SUPERIOR couaT-caaMHsRs.
The Granting Of Orders Of Arrest.
Before Judge Barbour.

Margaret For o. James Oz-The parties TO this suit
ighbors, though not relatives and the
up yesterday motion 10 vacats tho order OF
obtained against the defendant application Of the
tiaiutiG The complaint upon which the order was
granted forth that defendant had applied variety Of
disgusting epithe;s to the plaintiff, charging her with
uuaith the marriage vow, and alleging that
concluded his TRADE by breaking ndows
Of plaintiffs residence. COUNSEL for the plaintiff adj
mtted that tue action for SANDER, but for
damage properly, the opprobriols language being
inserted to aninus vi defendants subsequent
action. The held that plaintiff. not beng the
owner OF the property, could not recover and cen.
in hish degree the practice of granting orders OF
without proof which TO base such action
The order Of vacated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12

LEGATION THE UNTE) STArEs
sASriAGo. Chile, Aug. 10, 1867. !
Sri the honor to commupicaIe the painful In
tegerce OF the death Of the secretary OF this Legation.
Jeney.
General Cooke entered the United States services u the
outbreak OF the rebellion, captain in the Second
New York tHarri) light cavalry aud BY distinguished
gallan,ry rose TO the command of his regiment and
Afterwards the responsible post OF chief Of san Of
the New York cavalry division. With the lamcnsed
Colonel Dahgren he vas placed In charge OF tire picket
command Of Owe hundred mon scot 70 enter Richmond
the south occasion OF my expedition for tbs
release prisoners 1864 had his killed
under him by tho voliey which terminated Dahl
greos heroic lie He taken prisoner and confined
several months In OF tue dark underground In
LIBBY Prison, where deprivation OF food. light and
warn,h comp e.ey broke ao~n his vigorous constnu.
From Libby rson he was sent " other points in
south Carolina and Georgia: and nnaiiy after enduring
for eighteen months the crueies OF rebellion returned
home wreck of his former SELF He accepted tue po-
Of Secretary Of legation bv the advice OF his ply
scians thought that this s4ubrous climate might
restore hrs ruined heath. But tune elapsed he sank
into gradual decline aud. after year OF constant III
ness aud gres sanerus exprsa on Tue ON inst, VIC
Ths funeral exersses were very impressive The row
ernmeut sutnorzd The remones " tase pace 10 the
daytime, and furnished large escort OF cavalry with
The c,tzeus private carriages for the
OF the fr ends II tho legation, aud the bells Of toe
ef.s esrr,sscs ussed tnroasn the r.s,s "A he laws
OF Cutie prohbil the convsyance ot the dead tnrugh
the cay IN thc daytime and Protest ants arc regsraed
most ntense disiav0r the wases these alten.
the par OF the government and people Of chile
very significant ani msr,s most grateful sppre-
cation.
have awaited myself OF the opportunity, In response
TO the feeling ioer vi coincidence addressed To the ga
deep gratitude Tor tots great proof OF friendship for the
United States aud % TIE government OF Chic
that ne kind consdera Ton aud the generous sympathy