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PHILADELPHIA, April g.

Yesterday morning the New Castle
packet Tryphena, bound down, oH the
lower end of The city, was struck with a
very heavy flaw Of wind, which threw her
on her beam ends, and notwithstanding
her balas, fstchieg way, she righted IN
an instant and recovered her upright posi-
ton ". seous taxing IN, water at her hasci'es
or any Other part, she then returned. sale
20 h. wharf with all her passengers excep
one, a young ~s,an of the name OF J. a..
Brmsaer, SAID 20 be from boston, and
bsundto Baltimore: be in the general co.,
fusion either Jumped or fell overheard at.
ter the vessel righted, and though every
means was used, he sunk before the boar
which was cut fromthe stern OF the Try.
.phsna could reach him.
sAbout the same time the Telegraph, New
Castle packet. carried away her boom, and
was obliged to return to the city.
sApril4.
we have seen letters from Princeton, N.
y. dated Thursday, which state, thai We.
yy serious rupture has occurred ia The col.
lege of that place. Upwards of one hun.
dred aud .Rf,y studea,s have openly revolt
ed against the authority Of the principal
and teachers; in consequence G three OF
their fellow students having been expcll-
ed.
The whole number Of literary ilssur.
gents have been discussed from the walls OF
the college, uu,il board ct trustees, 10
be Immediately cenveaed, shafts give dc.
cision on,be subject, We sincerely resres
thar any thing should have occurred -
tarnish the reputation, or io,erroPs the pro.
gress of.so respectable and useial semi.
nary of learning.
Eaaract Of letter fran aur correspondent,
dated,
"CApE.MAY, March 81.
.The ship Wooarop, Sims, and briggs
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,NEW.YORK, April 2.

Yesterday morning at TWO O'Clock, agale
commenced from Z Ne with a heavy
fall Of now and continued till about II 1,
blowing most of the time from East 49,
about twelve o'clock the wind fellte mo-
dera,e breeze, aud Immediately veered
round 10 s S.W blew fresh from that quar-.
ter till three 10 the afternoon, when the
.wind commenced gale from w m. w.
It is remarkable fact that tbs tide at II
O'Clock. was from twelve to eighteen in.
ches higher than it bias been known by the
Oldest irhabi,an..-From this time the sua-
ter tel, though it. 1Uas not time for high
wafer till past three o'clock! Many cellars
were filed, and considerable properly da.
mayed. During the gale the brig sigma!
Pole was blown down, and three schooners
were driven from their anchors. and
lodged on the mud fats On the Jersy side
opposite the city one Of which is the
Cornelia from St. Thomas. We have rea.
son to fear tha, the vessels On the coast
both those bound ia as we'll as those whieh
have recently sailed, have suffered. The
ships Frances, Braipe, from Greenock
and Four Sisters, Latham frofp Ireland /;
bot. rode oa, the gale, the former IN the
East aud the latter in the Norlh river.
The b.ig Alm;ra from Savannah was safe
at anchor in the narrows yesterday al oae
o'clock. Eight or nine sail Of vessels went
down On Monday morning and all wrntto
sea except the ships Native and Mllf,id,
and the brig Mars, for Amsterdam, !hey
anchored 10 the bay wi,hia the Hook
During the height of the gale, several
aocks Of wild geese passed over the city,
from the sea shore wheace no doub, they
had been driven by the Severity of the
storm.
|, is also remarkable that many Robins
lodged ia the rigging OF the vessels at cur
docks, some of waicn were driven by the
wind with such velocity against the mssts
and .spsrs OF vessels, thai they tell down
dead.
Since wrising the above we learn by the
Union pilot boat, which lsst the Hook at
10 O'Clock, ,ha, ships were ASHORE about
seven miles 10 the Westward Of the Hook
one Of which had lost two masts, and the
other came in from, SEA during the gale III
the morning, probably one Of the ships that
went out the preceding day. There was
also large ship ashore outside, about
four .nsilcs South of the Light House, sup
posed from her appearance 20 Dc al Lodi.
AG.an.
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BILL TIAIORE, A1lril 3

-drived schoone,. Messenger, IY4;te ~,
J''om La Yera Cruz. Sailed in comhana 1as
sehooaers SNllerior, Forbes, J5r BaIG.' wa
chamtlin, Hamilton, If .rszv YORK, far csas,.
ron; Centurion, Waler, Of do. far Mem % a.
teams. Is1f scArs. Gardner and caesot.s W.
sGold, yIar Baltimore in 3 days. III la. go
l2ng. 81, stoke Tie ship Mermaid, -Sacu, f.s
Orleans Jor Baltimore, out s days. In la y'g !,
4e, long. ~ 40, stoke schooner 7}s~o FyicnJ,, :,
Rhode Island, from 81. .4aas (Jam J for WI
aaington NC. Mtde bay on 7hesduy tn. ~,
a schooner fran .dlerandrfa anda bay boat b1y.l
20 Baltimore, d7Jfea Jfo5s their m99riags arp.
tslrent curing tie gaze, ard aee1, ashore, 1!.Ia
Ter 5ilgea, -
also brig Sally, Jyhasoa, % days from p
psnns. Le'f The shSh Little Mary, Waters f.
Baltimore, 70 sol tie l5th lIarch /; 6,iis. 4.
ress, Collins, do. uncertain; saAy, Ycargy i
do. Isabel1a, Craig, DO. d.. scll'f. Wilaam b.,
us, Foster, PHlaaeLaAia, ari.itved llM .iaarll
e1ierie,sced rough zyeasheria The bag.
.4lso brig JeseAh, Beard, 4Izataazas.
.Alse schr,, .AdAerdal, ~ 1F:ssal from New o,.
leans. The -9aher5al ~ Orleans 11arch !. %
SHIPS aud bsFsa arere tying ettle Levee. Stsi.
iahte Ezisaissil4ai boust. III sifft Thomas Of PE
tadelhhia.f from Janaic1; United States, Reed, b
Bath, .ti'om London; Cyrus e Kemebuak, trcr
Bordeanrs via Jamaica. 1t Placguenia sctr
Mount VeJmoH, Todd, q Ra'imore, eight dag
.f'oaa Adatan-as, huyiag on board tie cre.y qas
Passengers Of the seir. P0lly and Eliza, Of b:a
FORK, lot to tte tpes,7pard q Alata7szas; sAi.
Drahe1., Mead, ef .Asz7 Ycrk, Is days fra,
Jca'aica; PesslQhe. Booklet, 81 days from .Nia
York. ifarch II, LAT. 80 10, ioag. II so, VA
boarded by Tie british slooh Of syar Indian, d.
tafned a fezyminutes anS treetsd foEtely. n
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Mamma and Sally. came On sAa,. !.
2. n. two or three leagues in,;, so 90
Cape. The crew q Inc Mamma :, W.. = o
shore, and the sind b!oa;po : wv. wsfs 9,
W. no boat could getto sssls a,s es,s '''a
a ship and TWO s.hsr vessels wa. .'ass>
a,,he same time. Five .chooner. y y
hermaphrod1e brig lay at anchor ;a,; saa
the Caps IN avery dangerous si,u,,;a as :
Uolsss the wind aba,es, they will e.r, ra,
come 90 Shore" "'aI
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ST. Johns (An,igua), Feb. 8.

8 ~ = ] - 49, - ~SO'S'
,Adaral Cochrane, who arrived at Eng
lish Harbor on "Wednesday last, 80 the
Northumberland, with the Canada and 8
frigs,es, having on board the 18th reg'-
inent, and 100 arsilleryman. sailed again
from thence on Saturday for Barbados.
We are happy 10 accord an sxplolt, per-
formed BIZ the officers aud crew Of his ma
jesty's ship Cala.ea, whie!1 tor COO! 'nl1e.
pidl y, is not perhaps cxcelled BY anyto De
found in the anuals ei nava! history. on
The als, January, while cruizlng ,es,he east
ward of cape Cadiro en- the Spanish Main,
this ship fell ia with and chased the French
national brig Lynx, buta CAIN coming on
and the enemy using their sweeps, captain
Savers, Of the Galates, ordered the boats
TO be hois,ed OH, aud manned. 81 2 P. N.
Ave of these with 70 men under the COM
mand Of lieutenant Combe, proceeded at.
ter the brig and it was act until halt past
10 a, night, and after having ro@ed near
: 40 miles. that our enterprisiug tars came
up with her. A very severe action ensued
which lasted twenty lsinules, when the e.
,nemy submitted 70 the superior prowess
5 of the British. Thc loss on our side was.
g killed. among whom was the gailantlieu.
,enaus alker, and 90 wounded, IN which
number we're all The other officers, except
licu,caless Gibson. The French bad ID
killed and 81 wounded, of the former was
/ abe G7ss-sisu.enans,w who tornesly conEard.s
ed the Boaapar,e, new the Pert 10 his ma-
iestv's service. The. commanding officer
is, we understand, dangerously wounded.
1.-The LYNX is OF the FRS, class Of brigs,
pierced for Ia guns and carrying Ia French
- FOUNDERS, aud . sixes, win a compile.
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a!sgaaDria DNLp aoasrttssr.

TUESDAY, APRIL Z
.PEyVywsYLH,lAcLf ..4FF.aIRS.

Tie committee q enquiry into the govemar,
condnct made reitors his asqraiag--:he chargs|
ere,
!. Tie use q AeJssc sia:;!s.
e., The ahko;atmeat Of H. B9chcaan,
9. Tae, removal Of Dr.. Rsyas.da.
a, The overtures made to Duaas to ptkdra7
criminal prosecution against hin, on eond;h's
hath zvould discontinue his sa;ss against J. 3
" Kan AID Others.
5. Setting aside the eiceti9n q WogensN
zvdish The committee link the goverrorhGa Ho'
ahaiozv Of cauae.
6. Sending blank commission TO be fLsd4
By H. e. IfKeaa, to eran,ine witnesses resheg'
>ias tie contested election Of sheriff.
7. Issuing q .5varrant FIR the arrest Of CARR
ra, and aGersvards DISPENSING with the r&ls' Q
.ashrison 7vith reshect 20 him.
(Uaited Stqtcs Gazette
Concerning cot. By5's Western prospects
Ccmmou fame has promu'g a'ed SO n'a'p
concerning his gentleman, that 90 onsea,
expect that word of exseuuaslon wn','
public prejudice is SO nigh will be regard
ed. How thea can ilbe expscsedtha' a'e's
Conjecture, however we'll supported W
reasonable Deductions, will have 'ala'
cpcss? -,
Il seems 20 he generally ADMITTED 'na,
colonel Burr had engaged many young H''a
as volunteers TO follow MS fortunes 10 a.
enterprise, the particulars Of which has ps y,
YER beea developed. Many couJss'l.s.''
and surnises have been published wa .a.
~ hich has gained the most CREDITS 'na .,'o
intended TO invade MeSsao and o's'"'
the Spanish government. -,
When thes. volunteers were engage"
was generally believed that war WIN Wv ".
Spaniard. va. inevitable x II IS Also'Y p -,
bable tia, colonel BaS, as well as o'". ~
imbiaed that opuion.. If be did, 'voS y
jec,. might occur 10 his minl. f y! .. ., a.
render a service 20 the U. S. By calling -,
ce,hsr sufficient body of n'en 10 opp sol
and ovsrthrov the Spapish army co.,,
thereby - relirve the gogern Amen - \.
further trouble. and the pabiic, 'fo"' ok.
buryi,ens Of var ihe secoa5' % s,;sh
D osse ssion Of Mexico, aud % ss'au'
new order Of things ia that eoa'H, ohrc.
Wi h respecsto the first OF 'nsseo am
colonel Burr nigh: eascrsaia F,aaoy .s hi
able inducements. lie wonll fes'. vhic1
name mar, aud character TO tina: station ~ WI j
such services would estiil; u 80 = :e .S
s. This would BE- personal gFa''n asI;e b,
Another would bs 70 serve INC p,b,,soo,
coua.elassing daa2efous anu w.
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ment Of l6t men. She is very ane ses.
sci, and has been purchased isio the service
under the name Of L'Heurenx.
Lieutenant Watt, late Of the Hart. is
appointed 10 the command. The Lynx is
now al English HARDER, where she arrived
yesterday.
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-
piring annuities and during tina, period.
the country will have the benefit Of 40 ex.
emp,iou from all additional bnuhens.
From 1910, and for the six following
years, charge mus. be provided for, a.
mounting on the average Of those seven
years, to cot more than go, oool. annu-,
ally.
AID thus provision is made, onthe scale
Of actual expenditure, for 10 yearsot war,
if it .hoald be necessary, wlshout any ad.
ditionai taxes, eyceps,o the ineoHsldtrable
amount above stated. AT the close OF that
period, taking the three per ceuis. At 60,
and reducing the whole Of the pubic deb S
a. that rate to asmorsy capital, the combin'
cd amount of the, dublic debts swill be
3s7 ,663 ,0OoI. and ,hc confined amount OF.
the several sinking funds the existing, will
be 81, 100, Oocl. whereas the presen, amount
.of the whole public debt,taken Oh the same
scale of calculation, is $50 1913 ,oook and
.he present amount Of the siskipg funds is
nosmore than 8,835,OO0l.
If the war should still be continued be.
yond the ten years thus proyided for, It Is
proposed to take 10 aid of the public bur-.
thens certain excesses to accrue from the
present sinking fund. That fund, which
MIR. Pitt originally proposed TO limit TO 4
millions annually, will, with the very large
additions derived to it from this new plan,
have accumulated in 1907, to SO large 40
amount as "a millions s.crllngs la the ap
plicaion of such a,sug, neither the true
principles Of Mr.. Puts system. 0or any
Just view of the real interests of the pubic,
or even Of the s,ockholder himself, gan be
considered as any longer opposing an 90
stacie to the means of obtaining at such
a moment some aid in alienation Of the
bur;hens and necessities Of the country.
Blu. it is not proposed in any case to apply
TO the charge Of new loans, a larger Pcr'lon
Of The sinking fucd than such as will al.
ways leave an amount o! sinking fund c.
quail tothe interest payable or scsSesart
of the pfesen. debt as shall remain unre
deemed. Nor is it meant that this or any
other operation of finance shall ever pre-.
zen, The redemption of a sum equal TO the
present debt in as shorta period as that
10 which il WORLD have been redeemed, ii
this new plan had .bsen brought forward. =
Nor WI! the FINAL redemption of any SIP
Elementary loaos be postponed beyon the
period of forty FIVE I, ears prescribed by
the act Of 1899, for The extinction OF all
future loans. Whil- each of the annual
war loaas will be successfully redeemedin
fourteen years from the date OF is cfea
lion SO long as war shall c>nsieae and
whenever peace shall come, will be re-
deemed Always within period far shor, Of
the A5 years required by the above rssn.
tiouedact.
There will DOT be Imposed any new tax
es for three years. New taxes Qess thaa
3o3,oOol.) on an average OF seven years,
from 1912 to 1916, both inclusive are all
that viii be necessary to procHre the full
benefit of this plan, which will continue
for 20 ycars, during ;hs last-ten OF which
no new taxes whatever will be required.
s.%T To HN,S Aotiona\ Feb .
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BOSION; Inly II.

Extract ef a letter ffrom Halifax July
$. BY avessel which, has iusis Arrived we
have avery unpleasant riecepfioteil gsnce
indeed. Three men having some time
since deserted from the Melampus, aPpt:-
cationsis said,ta have bsen made through
Mr.. Erskiae, to Mr. Smith (secretary II
the American navy s,a{ing tha,infarma-
ton had besnreeeivtd shat these men, had
entered on board The Chesapeake, and de-
mandsd that they should be given up. FL
,irer ne answer or an evastve one see ms 10
have been given, Tor the Ches apeake pro
teeded 60 sea wish the msn on board, and
was hropgAt toe by tIN Leopard, the de.
nand repeated, aud thse-.sq quarters Of an
hour given, as is stated, for considering
the application. The demand net. being
complied with, force was used m obtainipgl
the ahea It's with extreme reg,et we.
also learn, ,hat,hrec men were killed and
twenty " dundee eH beard the Chesapeake.
This viii undoub rdiy be considered an
-inportans subiect oi dispute; sud il is
nuch 10 Be Iameniea, that a point SO deep.
b insersssins should NOT have been deter.
mined long. ago or at least OFF rs the
American frigase proceeded TO sea; thar
The lives and LIMBS Ut tbs uusor,upatc naen
! might haze besa spared, Thus nnchI
believe, that wha1ever may be The conse.
quenee, Great ETiialn will not easily be
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thoughts acEr6 Nlsd shatahe aage fary
nation sballapr0tec desersers from her s'a.
Wv or army 10 ,imeiof v ar - is 40 acknows
lied elne al Of Tia: sort, would, ia 4 short
time, completely annihilase her whole sys
rem If defspce feel extremely hurs'
II any thing which seems TO threaten
ahe, harmony and hsPplnessof either Gun.
Try
} a letter Of arrcens date from HaEfax,,
observes, I. II is said 10 be 2 standing reg;i'
laiion from The navy board, that in casrsof'
sdrsrfters from any peu,ral man Of war be-
ing on board any Of his maj-s,y s ships
they shall be given up, On being demanded
80 Gaptaip Humphreys, Of the Leopard,
has nerezlhe.rsputation ofasman ofmode-
ration.''
ss We may have some erroneous reports
respecting The alarming affair in the Ches.
apeake; but we believe they exceed us
a, Halifax. One story there was that the
Americas fsigste feed another, thas
The gunner of the Melampus, q. deserter.
was among hepersons killed on board The
chesapeake.
fke intelligeaee Of; The attack on the
Chesapeake was sen. express 70 Halifaxin
his msjrsy's brig CoIumbine, add from
thence 70 England, in the Silvia.
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0i ths eEs y s ssip sptuue ii, !,
killed q cki3ese, for hose l:fc this rass.
nent have required on: ofthc crew s : 81 : ~
delivered up, WIlicb has been pos;tiyel T. ! : .
fused the refusal has produced The s.o n $.
of all the Chops fol- init ship, aud .ia opssss
I'D Of the Ho bg whom she IS scsare g4I s
Leen with ti:e Lingaitst Cor te ship, cayr ~
m chains inside the have co,.ver s,s
wifi sCheongqaa and Conseegua. who ~
assured nae 10 Inconvenience viii att-nd -
Americans but assert, positively, a mn
must be gs9en up, -
he sailors have behaved isfar,o,s,.
they hauled down and danced on the s. ,r;.'
fig, end then destroyed it, I.ei;. cs,,. s. s,
apologizea, and the next day compelled &,
sailors to hoist anew one Some few Of r.
scoundrcis slew q disposition 10 pull eoyatbs
American, and a part OF them we're 81 H.
act of lowering tise Swedish, But we're 81.
vented. They have burnt one of the Mana..
rims houses III f'ort Of the fs.ctorv.. YtS
shameful conduct las induced the Chinese 4,
determine 10 more sailors shall be permitted
10 come up on liberty. It is generally thdf
the English business, except the coantry.wls
all be stopped in a day or two. Thc Gmlia.
including the lion man of war, al tic poer,
Tisris, amount to- 500 men. & f-w dsr,
will decide this unfortunate Business
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NEW YORK, July II.

. Cur Paris papers by the ship American
Packet are to tie 2lstof May, inclusive, and
ere almost wholly nninteresting. We have
confined our trai1slations at present to the adj
ditional Bulletin from the French Grand hr-
my. A few other articles, collaterally con-.
snected with the position of the contending
palies, will be given to morrow, if nothing
more important should intervene to prevent
their publication.
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FRENCH GRAND ARMY.
sEyENTY-THiRD BULLETIN.
.ILBING. Muu 9Th,

IELBING, Nay 9Th, 1907.
he Persian ambassador has had his al.
dirnce Of leave. He has been the bearer
OF very handsome presents TO the empe-
ror on the part Of his master, and has re-
csived in return the porlrsi: Of the empe:
Tor enri htd with diamonds. He proceeds
Tor Persia direct: he is very considsra-
bic persoaage in his own country, and a
man OF spirit srd eagaci,y. 1t has been
settlsd, that there shall be hencefoiward a
numerous legation Of Persiana at. Paris
anu Of Frenchmen al TsTheran. ~
ne emperor has returned TO Elbirg
and has reviewed from Is 10 &C, 1000, caval-
~ cautioned wishio The neighb Of
that CITY and in he isle of Nogat, copa.
~ which MUCH resembles Holland. TIE
6 ADD duke of Bsfs commanded a, this
maAcasre. Atno period has The emperor
seen 'hr cavalry in better condtien or b,s.
ter disposed,
The Journal Of he siege Of Dantzic viii
slew 'has they have taken shel;er 10 the
covered way, that the fires a. that place
ate ex''r gu:shed and will give detSiIs Of
the hae operan5n which was directed by
gfneia! broue., end executed by genera!
A:me, he chief of battalion Arnaud Of
.nr second ghtinlaniry, and captain Avy.
his opssatio has put in our pows- an ia
iand, which was dsfsrded by 1000 Russi..
ans, and FIVE redoubss mounted with ar.ih
itiy, andwhieh - become very important
ter me sssgs Thr Russian body guards
hase been surprised; 400 were slaughter.
"a q With MISREPRESENTATION having time to
detSnd themselves and 500 were made
pr sonr!s. lsnts expedition, which took
place in the. q gu between the E h and 7stl,
was und1erisken principally sby the Partisan
troops, who bave covered themselves with
glory. &
The season is rery mild, the roads are,
exceAsns. she-bJas are appearing on the
ICES, herh:gt hiss begun 10 coyer-.he face !
OF the ctsusaty; butte wal! BE- a monshslon-
ger before RE cavalry are able 70 procure
subsistence frons IT,.
the emPssor has established a, Magd-. =
bourg, underline orders Of marshal Bruno,
corps OF ob,ervaSi3on which WILDE cam
posed oftresr)y $4,000 men ore BALI If
them French, and ,hs re mainder Dutch&
Cooiedera,es Of. .he Rhine the Dutctl
troops srpount 1920 600.
. he French divisions Of Molitor and
B'eoelet. which mike also part Of the
corps OF observation, will arrive at Mag. (
drbsrg on the l5lh of May. We. are
tbetefare prepared 10 receive TIE English
cape dssionat whatever pointit may presens !
stsslf. Il is the they may deba,k il: is
not equally 70 that they will be able 10 fe-
embArk!
PHILADELT IIIA, July IA.
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PHILADELT lila, July a..

EXPRESSING C0RPEspoNDENcE.
Communicated for the Register.
80 g .CAhToN, dsarch 4.
{ The English Company is involved in con-
siderable trouble, in consequence Of aome one
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Ia an accoun; Of an interview between
the emperor Of Russia and the queen Of
Prussia, at Memel given in late London
psper. il is stated that he wasintroduced
by che king of Psussias that he approached
and kissed the queens hand, when she
embraced him, aed salultd hias ou'boih
cheeks.
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The Same year 1895. He was removed q
conssour ace Of treaty with the Indians
makioe come variations 10 our bounda.
Ties.
Colonel Gathsr. General Eaton has said
! erea, many things that ! knew r'otning
about. and never heard of before. AS TO
land. ID partnership with Seagroses, anc
reports 10 the government, arn 2 to.a'
stranger 10 either circumssance. irecotn-
aaended strongly toshe secrclaryst war z
removal Of the military post from Iole,
faine, and recommended Irader's Fill. !
found captain Eaton, and captain iins'sy
81 Colerainc when arrived there.
M 1acRae tocolonsI Gather. Howiong
were you 1t Coleraine beforethe arrival OF
general Eaton ]? a Hewas there before mee
Mr. AIcRae. Did general Ea.on go there
With orders from the secretary OF war !! A
Yes, i suppose 50, Mr. McRae, You
suppose gen. Eaton had 20 hand 10 choos.
ing the place A suppose not.
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MospAY, November 9.
fcoNTINuED.1

Agrecably to the order of the Jay the
house went into committee Of the ahole,
Mr.. Masters 10 the hair, on the bill max
ing further appropriations for the further
support CT the navy establishments for the
year 1907
On motion of sir. G. w Campbell
the blanks blanks in the bill were Allied up
iin the following manner.
For pay and Substance Of Ulcers and sea-
men. S y4,75o. 20
Provisions sl,468 IS
Repairs of vessels, l42,s84 81
Pay and subsistence Of
the Marine corps 10 500
Cloa'hirg for tie same 1o.1s2 ~
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G ON G r E S S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Thursday, November s.
DEBATE

On Mr.. QuINcY's motion 10 instruct me
esamiittee appointed in relation 70 MARI.
time aggressions, sc.
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