, 1876-06-18

His Third and Last Voyage
Around the World.
China and It's Women...The Beautiful
La.le.la...Girls Below Par.

Wrst<n for 7Ae 7s.io1ne+
CHICAGO, June, 1S76.-After several years |
spent in the bolsterous and stormy navigation !
Of the wild Atlantic, between New York and |
London, Wearied with the incessant hardships OF |
the English Channel and the wintry storms OF
our American Coast, gladly avatled myself Of
the offer to tit out aud 60 as sailngg-mastcr OF
the Jacob Bell, one OF the most elegant and
aeetest Of the clipper-dect. This splendid
specimen Of naval architecture WAS destined Tor
a voyage around the world, via San Francisco,
CAL, shanghae, China, and the islands Of the |
East Indian Archipelago.
GLORIOUS SIGHT.
Equipped in the most ubcral-nay, lavish |
manner, the beautiful fabric elicited the warm
admiration Of the "knowing ones y in the great
commercial centre Of our country; and, on the
day on which I had all the sails set, to prove
that they were properly fitted, while moored at
the foot Of Beckman street, admfring crowds Of
ladies' and gentlemen, old sailors and old
women, butchers, cartmen, and loafers, thzonged
the streets in the vicinity to enjoy rare sight
for a landstnan, viz: i 2,000-ton clipper-ship
under q full press Of sail, yet motionless as tie
And it ,oas glorious sight! There, with sky
sails and topm0st-studdings sails, all bellying to
fresh westerly breeze; with her immense
courses and topsails hoisted up and sheeted
trimmed; her new and spotlcss bunting stream
ing gayly In the sun, the world might have been
cbai7engcd to produce brighter picture; and
cheer after cheer went up from the delighted
crowd.
terestin5 VOYAGE, I find many incidents that may,
perhaps, tend to vile away leisure hour, anu
ut the same time prove Instructive to those
m',st tn n nereasiy BE- gpined from the books Of
travellers like myself, + propose to escort NY
readers through Orient lands,
Where 1ndia,s spicy breczes:
M,nsu saft n9er snnnv islese
:, ..',.:,. 49, .-o-s-ao,,, ,s,.xa. -
.e AtnE;ne1onn and tf<ng fi,enn with me On
a u te ,h. ssth.scene nf The p1eatest En-
1err that ever iivedwthe iliustrious Napo1con.
Ri therefore invite YOU to step on board the mag
aitcant ne Tto ciinner whose white wings afe
ane.na ~ ,,nfoidld r. waft ms onward aronnfl
4he tl vnrd: and. althouch tie ocean-march be
ienpthy one. perhaps a faithful narrative OF
sce5es in which was an actor NAV somewhat
relieve the moho1ony n3o yoMyy " ~ R1Rn tue nouf'
~, +ha ,,orn;no- IT the 9th of December. the
e+.an,.t.o toni. orr shin in tow. and. hayfng
1eft 1s o5ts;i1t. Of the Lght-Ship, We spread our
n;nes IN a lieht and fayoriug breeze, which, on
a. T.,<ro IN fairly
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nuileu ~. * LIZA h;r9a snaod and While ahe
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tempting QUOT, sJ11 ~, ~ or,jr, +-ae on The
e1pecled u ensaSc ~ w h.,e;aes ~
and Gast exrit1 enonaf to % suit even me- for ii
those hMeyon Gays eAea'euen' "'' - e'7'n|'NNA
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Ia5' aahosora uuI eovaroi n the Now York ciin-
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coqtestea % iaee' rho eoor hoorded ne oave ia
+na me news 9ed'1 of The ~ Taepngaung REBELLION and
the ns"s u do;iu S 6nhtry hetwren the imperial
tneTe was uats staEaaa ngns syh;e the nninm.trade.
and insuFent 1orees orc WINE dae yas almost
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a A1ge neSt .a,e; ~ ~ es;, for f,h;n.tranp
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foo town a. Inc 945 t! q neror ,ne saos ~ ansios
fek1n IS s'tant a1;u ant,ins a,a i for Rs vessels re-
;.,o5 -, orn1at; i'm tn fake cnrnmand Of ten
ce1ved an appGatu" 70 saAe s.tar. ~ aon M,hon,
gun nf1g,-Ine 1,.1,ah erin3lv accentci. Int
dollars per MONTH ,,a1,, Will + a;y,asican Cnnsn1
our 9ovetnsns, f6rh;dJing its citizens or