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KNOXVILLE, (T.l Jaa. 3

On Monday lah, an exprefs from the city Of Wan
ngt'n arrived at this place on hi. way to New-or
leans; imall mail Of which he was the bearer, is
only TO be opened at Knoxville, Nafhville, Fort A
dams and New -Orleans--His credentials r..u;-.
ne fha be furnhed with feet horfes 20 =, IN .nsb,
ann to travel 20 miles in % hours. The rider who
brought the mail to this place. was unable thro' ia
egue to go any further, another was procured who
went on IN Is minutes BY this conveyance letter
was received BY governor Sewer from the war depart
ment' the contents of which requeRed his vigilance
III preventing any expedition that might be fitting
1t had been rePrefented Pttfburgh, by .hofe fun.
Poied to be engaged in the enterprise, that two re-
giments OF Tennsilee citizens would ioia the expedite,
on at the mouth Of Cumberland river.
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PHILADELPHIA, January 90.

On Saturday Ian, fon Of Mr. Lex, in Market
freet, was by loaded near his fathers
houie and killed on the fpot.
As Mr. Thomas, of Abingdon, was returning home
from the city, Saturday laR, he topped by
two foot pads, who robbed him of between and
500 dollars in bank notes.
We are told another robbery committed a
few days Gnce, on the German town road in this
inftance the thieves mihed their aim, and only got
FIVE or FIX dollars.
We uuderHand that Monday evening laa, a
moi inhuman murder committed in north sth
near Vine-hree, the body of Alexander Drain, by
family in whole houfe he lodged, named Marfhali.
The father, mother, and fon have been committed to
Jail.
Alexander Drain was an old man, had formerly
been officer IN the revolutionary war, and being
reduced to poverty, followed the humble employ
ment of making mats and vending them through the
fireets. The old mans body mutilated in moi
knocking manner by his murderers.
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one ofthe owners who vas then at New Provi-
dence becaufe after decree of acqnittal, a
writ of refttuton might have been fued
out. But it not being Rated that there
was any fault or negligence in the captain or
owner, do not think that the court can infer il |;
1t being tated that the vefIsI remained in the
cuttody of the captors, we mutt preiume that
the cuftody was legal. Whether for the pur.
pole OF giving the captors an opportunity OF
entering an appeal, or for what purpo(e II was
the reftituton was delayed, we are at a lofs to
determine. But as reititution was not actually
made, and as the plaintiff was ignorant even of
the decree Of acquittal, his right to abandon re-
NAMED unimpaired.
Upon the whole am of opinion that the
plaintiffs entitled to reeover for a total IoG.
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NORFOLK, Ian. 2e.

IHr'PIAN sosrETy.--A number of gentlcmea
in this place have formed a Thefpian Society, and
will commence their performaneeson "Wednesday next,
with the popular Tragedy of DoucLAs. Offuch Co
cieties, we would remark, that they have, in our
Judgement the tendency of improving the heart and
eativating the tae--,hey engage that portion of the
eiiure hours of young men, which might otherwife be
ipent in the difpations which incident TO youth
when the means of indulgence which large town at
fords are prefented The profits arifng will, we
are afiured, be given to the poor. We would not
with to anticipate the public Judgment nor yet to
raife expectation that nigh, meet difappoi,,n bur
we have every reafon to believe, that the sudiepe
will be grahed by dfpay of theatrical taIsn, thae
has bst ieldom been exceeded on our boards
Ledger.
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COMMUNICATIONS

DIED, at his feat in Henric9 county, on the
lit INIT. JOSEPH SELDEN, Efq. Seldom has
more painful talk fallen to the lot of the wri.
ter OF this than to record The death of this GEN.
man---Endowed with ali thoie qualities which
enobie the human character, he was beloved by
all VINO knew him. He wa; an affeeionate hui.
oaho' humane mater, and friend to all man.
klnd' 1t IS not in my power to do that iuftice
70 nIS cnafacter' which his virtues merit but
to thofc to whom he was known. IL win he ~
neceiiary. The widow and the orphan have
cauie to mourn his lofs, and his memory will
long be held dear by his numerous friends and
relatives. anu
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vantages nearly "a this market, Bu6nefs ha,
ned from this place, fer there is nothing abfo-
lutely doing.
PRICES.
Flour II dolls. quick-Rice dol.
quick-Wax SO dolls. quick-Pipe faaves s5
dolls 1ack-To,acco III dolls. 90 cts. C,ck-.
Indian Corn 8 dolls. so cts. per heap'd tanega,
in demand
Nothing doing in colonial produce.
Exchange London IL per cent. dollar"
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E.sArA in laft Tusfdar,. E...i.....

IN the 9th Paragraph of the article headed Ta1A.
SON. Tor $4,000, read, 1000 dollars.
In the 10Th Paragraph for fine which NAV Be-
raied to 10000 dolls. anda confinement which NAV
ne extended to ten years." read, "a fine which NAV
be RATED to 5000 dolls, and confinement which NAV
be extended to three years" In the fame Paragraph
for word" read, world"
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
January 9lb, 1907.
SIR,

In anfwer to your letter of the Sin ultimo, inclof
ing reioluon of the Houe of Representatives Of III
24th OF the lame month, have the honor to remarke
that from the recent movements of the troops in Or
leans territory and its vicinity, am unable to Fate
with correctness, the prefent ftrength of the regular
force, now under general Wikinfon at New. Orleans
and mutt rely on e1preiiion Of the general, in a
late communication OF his this department, which
ftated the probable number at one thoufand men, ex-
eluve of the militia of Orleans and the naval force
under captain Shaw. The number of militia is un-
certain probably not exceeding three four hundred
to be relied on.
The naval force not being under the direction of
this department., the committee will pleafe to execute
my not being able to comply with their reaueft in
this reipeet. Many opinions have been received on
the fube9 of defending the city of New Orleans and
Its vciny by Notifications, but the prefent prevail
ing opinion appears to be, ;hat fyRem of for6ca-
ton within our power, at about the city, could be
OF any efiential uie for defence; and that an inn
provement of the old work at Pacquemines, an ef.
tablfhment of batteries at the Engilh Turn, and a
battery with futable cover at the junction Of the
bayou ST. John, and lake Pontchartrain, aided BY a
fuitabc number of gun boats the river and the lake
together with iuch body OF troops circumstances
may, from time to time, appear to require, mulf be
relied on for the defence of that place
The eIPence neceaary to complete the works men,
toned above, the difficult to be etimated on
account of the carcty of futabe materials and the
uncertainty of what may be requiGte to fecure the
foundations of the works.
From fifty TO feventy thoufand dollars may be fuf-
fcient; but no Ultimate, in my power to make on
this fubjea, can be depended on for its accuracy.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully, fir,
Your humble fervant,
H, DEARBORN.
Honorable
Oh LIZ Er,.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
January 8, 1907.
SIR,
In anfwer your letter of the SIN ul,mo, addref
fed jointly the eeretary a, war and the iecre,ar;
OF the navy, have the honor on the part of the ma
Wy department, to fubmit you for the information
OF the committee, the following hatement and re-
marks:
IN. The protection which is by the navy depart
ment at this time afforded to the city of N Orleans
coniiffs Of
One hundred and twenty-fx marines
Ketch Etna, armed with one Is inch mortar two
inch howitzers, and eight long 9pounders
Ketch Veiuvus, armed in the fame manner, ex.
cepting two Cab. carrsnades in lieu of the s inch
howitzers.
n-boats No. and I2, armed each with two long
"a Founders, and two 5 l-2 inch
howitzers
No. 8 and IA, armed each with TWO %
Founders.
In addition to this force there can be afforded to-
wards the protection of the city of New Orleans by
the navy department, under the exiting efablifh-
ment-
Two Ketches, armed each with one IS inch mortar :
two long Founders, and four 21lb. earron-
AIDES.
Nine gun-boats, armed each with two SO FOUNDERS.
Which two ketches and nine gunboats are now
ready for fervee.
EAuo eie arc DeHueS thirty nVe gun boats, armed
in the fame manner which could be ready for fervce
IS foon as their officers aud men could Join them.
ID AS to the defence of the city of Newt Orleans,
would remark, that againh approaches from the fea,
gun-boatS in cooperation with fixed batteries Judi
couily fitted, would afford it ehectual protection.
The requiste number muft neceffarily depend upon
the nature and extent of the invading naval force
An enemy, having the command Of the gulph Of
Mexico may approach New Orleans by various inets
The aecefs by lake PoDtcharraD is the moit esfy TO
lueh enemy, and the moi dangerous to the United
States. They with fair wind may reach this lake
in twenty hours from Mobile, and ia twenty. fl We
hours from Penlacola. Aud landing Of troops may
be effected on its beach within five miles Of the city
The inlets Of the MiiHihppi numerous. The
bars however, at the mouths of lake Pontchsrtrain
and Of the MfiIippi, will allow the entrance Of
fhips Of the line Of frigates. And Hoops of Wal
and cutters, when oppofed by gun.boais, will NOS
appear in thofe waters.
If, in time Of war, there mould be Ratoned on III,
river MhlipPi and lake Pontchartran, 40 gun. boat
or lefs number, it is highly probable, that nc
nation would think of attacking by water the city o.
New Orleans. And If, at this time, there were
gunboats in addition thofe now on that ltation, W,
would have nothing to apprehend from any enemy
whatever.
Torely, however, altogether on the protection thai
might be afforded by gun-boats, would in my appre
henhon, be hazArding much, as the enemy beinS
mater: Of the fea, might equip and fend aganR us
hyperion force Of fmal craft, and might prevent an,
reinforcement, on our part
Sd. The probable expenfe, in tine Of peace Of an
Number of boats thar might be deemed necenar
the New Orleans ftation, would be annually eael
| boat, 800 dollars. And in time Of war, the annua
sSpents would be each boa, / ,o3s &c,
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December 81.
COZ. BURR'S EXPEDITION.

On Monday laa, Col Burr failed from this place
with two boats (no, gun-boa,s There were on board
ievera families, hories and cattle We underftand
he is to be joined by number of boats a; the mouth
OF Cumberland river it is reported, and generally
believed here, that he is defined agaiRf Mexico and
the SPaniih provinces in that quarter. Time will I'M
veil this yRery
In addition to the above paragraph we are further
informed, that two more boats will follow Col, Burr
on Sunday next, from this place. loaded with provi
fiona
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letter from Calcutta, dated III Sept Ian, nen.i-
ons, that the Arab who deitroyed can't orps of G.
lem, has cut offs Englifh Aip. in the Rsd-fea: in
consequence of which the government of Bombay
nPatched rigate to capture him, that he may re-
eeiVe the jua punifhnlent due to a pirate.
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WASHINGTON, Ian. %.

We received on Wednefday large mass of papers
from the wetward. The New Orleans dates are to
the 18th of December and therefore cannot bring
adviees 70 late as thofe received from Charlef,
ton.
The Matches dates are to the 10th of Decem-
Der.
The Nafhvillc dates are to the In Of January.
We have alto Frankfort dates to the IL and Chilli.
sothe to the ninth at Jan.
The principal part of the information contained in
theie prints will be found below:
Burr appears to have left the neighborhoed of NAH
Vile two three days before the arrival of the Pre-
hdents Proclamation; the effects of which were here
as they have invariably been in every other
part OF the uion, Deceive. A general fentiment
OF indignation and adherence infantry aroie, and on
the evening of the day on which the meiage arrived,
Burr was burnt in EHigy
We have feen letter dated Cincinnati, the tn
January, which fays Burr was a, the mouth of thef
Cumberland with body of 500 men, buving all
the boats Pang that poist, whole owners would fell
them, and teizing the ref. But we do not attach
credit to this atemeDt 1t is manifeRly exaggerated
and is barely poiiible on the fcore of time.
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The Legislature of the fate of Kentucky clofed
their feiilon on Monday the 9th of December, ha.
wing Paiied 81 laws-among them is an aa to pre-.
vent unlawful warke enterprises, aIfo aa to sGab-
liih fate bank.
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MARRIED, in North Carolina, on Monday
Evening laft, Mr.. DAVID TIMBERLAKE, to the
am'abIe and much accomplished Mifs SGeaH
I'LL HILL, the only daughter of James Hill, Eiq. of
Hanover county.
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L@%~~~~NNN~,
FEMALK EDNC6r10M

HE Subscriber intends to open SCHOOL. GA
l. the ira day Of March, 1907, in the boure
now occupied by the Rev'd. Mr. CowIIinr near thte
Methodit Meeting houfe, in the city of Riehnond
where the following branches Of Education will be
tauGh'' VIZ Reading, Writing, Plain work, Mark
January 81. oaw 81.
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fun applicable to that Object, in the Ultimate
or this department. for the enfung year.
lam respectfully, Sc.
H. DEARBORN.
Hon. Roger KsLfo-.

am RESPECTFULLY, Sc.
Hon. Roger NeLo..
Doeumeas' accompanying tie ill Je, tie 6tjenee Of tie
nv'1D Of tie Nl9spfi, AMI for rbe y,oi,e5ier Of a..
O'f'e.i, and it, 6tpessaeie' presntsd TIE STU saus-
~, 1907.
COMMITTEE ROOM,
December 81, lSO6.
The committee to whom, has been referred the en-.
eoisd refolution of the Houie of Representatives,
nave nitrueted m. to requeG that ,oI will furniih
them with information on the following points, and
with fuch other remarks you may deem material ::
l. The protection which now is, or can be afford
ed to the city of New Orleans by thu exiting militia
ry and naval eitabliihmentsl
2. The mode in which tina, CITY NAV be mon ec.
fefually defended!
3. The probable espenfe of fueh fyilem of de-
fence!
I am, with high refpea,
Gentlemen,
Your obedient fervant,
JOHN RANDOLPH.
The Secretary at Wa-, and
The Seerha,y Of tie Macy.
Toe 'sofHfi0n referred 10 in TIE foregoing Iette, is az
foHe-os
4" tie hs1f Of Pspreenaiives Of tie United Slater,
WEDNESDAY, 9th December, 1906
h5'lvtd, hat provifion ought to be made, BY
law, to fort'fy and defend zach petition on the Mif.
ffipp below the city of New-orleans, as the Pref
dent Of the United States ihall degnate for the pro-
lection OF that city and that further proviion ought
to be made by law, for guarding the approaches TO
the fame from the eaR.
EItra9 from the journal,
NJ B. VANZANDT, for
JOHN BECKLEY, Clerk.
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MaGviXe, Dee. 90.

Col. Burr arrived on Sunday evening lan, at Gen.
Jackion's, about nine miles from this town and has
been in this place feveral time. this week He ap-
pears to be preparing for fome movement, we know
not where. Should he attempt any hottie movement,
we will make it known
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29
PRTVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
Communicated for the REcIsTER.)

Communicated for the REcIsTBR.)
"CADIz, Nov. 81.
"Ships from the United States can now dif.
charge and load in quarantine, and the block
ade is not 70 frid of late and in cafe OF impe-
dimeDt, Algsfras or Agamonte Offer equal sd
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CAESAR A. RODNEYis appointed Attor.
ney General of the United States.

INSPECTED in Richmond the taR IS
months, ending the firtt day of Janusry, eieh-
teen hundred and ieven--47,I4e barrels OF
FLOUR. ISAAC WEBSTER.
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TO RENT,
FITzwHYLsoNN g POTTER,

h"OeJEF TfrfiTrd large lappS ofthe yery 6cf
EHglB aOritiag Paper,
-oeNIsTfNo or
Royal, alta, 49,
"is"'NW' BboiJ.
,, Folio 81 Quartz PoR,
Which they offer for lale either whoIefaIe q, ,s-
ihey nave on hand general aiTortment of PAPER
OF Of, american Manufacture BLANK BOOKS and
STATIONARY collection Of PRINTED R0o S1S
nd MUSIC, to which, ADDITIONS will eonaan,lv bs
made made and handioms variety Of PAPER HANG
Jan. II.
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ne LAND wherein ] now relide, eop,a;o;r,
200 aere. = It'll tor fale by private eOnraa sns
r.. q, JOHN KFLso.
1sNH
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nrs1b Of tie A5gfppi, AMI for lbe y,ot,eier Of ~.
o'i'ani, and bs dtpessaeie', prsesd TIE l5,b sans
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Honorable
NAVY DEPARTMrNr

1oTor1ble
John Randolph, chairman, t5'e.
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Lord Mulgrave oppofed the motion, and
denied hisbeins bound by any pledges 81 acne
Nd 5sss demanded of him.
Losd Holland in6fted upon the implied ex-
iGence of fuch pledge. .,.. -. -.
Lord Crenvi.!e declined entering again into
= ftatemeu. OF the matters, that led TO the diff
folution Of the late ministry, becaufe he had
already explained them to that houGe, and that
not one title of them had been fhaken by all
the attempts made for that purpofe. With
refpeet to the trite quefion of " why he intro
duced the billif it was not neceilary, and if ne
ceiIary why he abandoned IT. be referred them
TO Lord Cattiereagh, as more converfant with
the folution of difficulties ariting from tgerva-
fa,ion, and who had Imported the quefton
from Ireland, for the carrying Of which he
Rood pledged to that country.
Lord Hawkefbury made an able reply to
Lord Grenvllle. His Lordfhip commended that
the whole of the itatement made by the No
BILE Baron, aud of the debates to which that
ffateirieht gave rife, were irregular and unpar-
liamentary. The Noble Baron had accufed
him and his colleagues of being the fra fet of
mini(ters who fhrunk from responsibility. to
ihelter thcmfslves under the wing of their So
vereign. He WOULD tell that Noble Baron,
that he and his colleagues were the itft Minif-
try, who in order to cloak their own mifcon-
duct, had arraigned the copdla Of his Majefty
dt tlcI Lufuinlp Oar. he dCtcd from a tcnle
of duty and confidence in accepting place at
the prefent and as long as he was conicious of
acting on fuch grounds, he ihould never fhrink
from the responsibility to which tia official fitu.
alton made him liable. He had always been
adverfe to granting any further connections to
the Catholics, and even to chcrifh any fuch
hopes in their minds. It was that hope which
kept Ireland in a continual ferment, and until
it was laid sfleep, there would be no tranquil
~ in that country. The Catholics of Irelancs
were, he was certain, grateful for the many in
dugences which diitnguifhed his Majefty's
reign towards them and equally confident
did he feel, that they would demonftrate that
gratitude by their fteady loyalty, and falffy
the contrary prophecies in which the Noble
Baron feemed inclined to indulge.
Earl Camden explained his conduct on the
Catholic Quefion in 1901.
Earl MORA, in reply to Lord Hawkeibury,
ihewed that it was the garbied publication oil
the Cabinet Minutes, by the prefent minfter.
! which brought the queition into difcufIion.
The koufe divided at o'clock in the morn.
ing, on the motion Lord Borngdon, that ths
houfa do now ADJOURN
Contents (inciuding Proxies) III
Non-contents (ncluding Proxies) DC
Majority for the new Miniaers, 81
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aDorlle8ttc
NORFOLK, Jlye 0.

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FRENCH PFiVAFEER--oN Our COAST.
This morning arrived the lch'r. Manchester, Capt.
Cropfey, from New York. Capt. G. gives the follow
ing account That on Saturday lat, being about s
leagues s. F. Of Hog Hand he fred at s. brought
TOO BY frnal ichoouer which he took for pilot
boat, but which provedto be French pryateer ha-
wing crew Of so men, armed with miifkets and cut
lanes5sud ordered along iide the Engf brig Ceres,
Capt Neven, which failed from this port few days
ago, bosnd to Liverpool loaded chiefly with log
wood and which fhe captured in fight of Cape Hen
ry; after putting the Capt. aud crew Of the Ceres
two lady paheDgers on board the Manchester the pr-
vatser Immediately made fail with its prize, being
then in fight Of the Melampus Britifh frigate lying
az anchor off the Cspes Next day the Maneheiier
was brought TOO by the Meiampus, who took Capt.
Neven OH board and then proceeded in puriit of the
pfivateer and his prize. The crew Of the pri-
vateer behaved with marked civiiity TO Capt Ne
ven aud pa6eDgers, by letting them have their clothes
and many other articles belonging TO them. Hs,eN
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CHARLES STERLING,
SAMUEL AUCHMUTY.
NEW.YORK. Iune &

W. W INN, june b.
Capt. King, of the flip American Eagle,
who left Monteyideo the 5th April, informs,
that the Britiih ftill kept poiTeiiion of that
place, and were making preparations to attack
Buenos-Ayres. Renforcements from England
were expected daily. Nine of the crew of
the ihip Bengal that was cat away in Nadia
nado roads, came home with captain King.
Captain x. further informs, that the Britifh
had taken Colonia; and that Gen. Beresford
was on the eve of failing for England.
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FROM THE LONDON COURIER, ArRIL ~.
PkIYIT,E CORRESPONDENTS
I" Camp, near Monte Viedo nj =

WHIP, near Monte VIedo, Feb. 7.
Gen. Crauford, with force equal to ours
IS expected hourly. The object of his expedite
on was intended to be diftinct from this; but he
mas ORDERS to call ksre, and l fancy the COM
mander of the forces win think IL necsiTarv 70
detain him before we proceed to Bueuos Avres.
One bait of our troops are in the forti6cati-
ons-the other half eHcamped on neck of land
'hree miles from town.--We are alIin high fpi-
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NOTICE.

I WISH TO Lesle the PLANTATION on which
Il Mrs. Jane Howard now lives, from one to FIVE
years Any perlon who wi(hss to eonua6s for fad
trsa of land, will view the Premifes and make APP
plieation to me at Richmond, or at Powhatsn July
court at which place fhal attend. Provided +
ihouId not lesfe the property prevouy, il will be
fetup to tie hghea bidder on MONDAY fuecseding
faid court. the plantation. The Negroes vii be
hired with the land, ifit sths with OF the Leafer
P, S. In cafe it fhoud be lealsd Frsyiop1y, it will
be made kuown
c. II. SAUNDERS.
May is. n.
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DoutD> Amegira.

BALTIMORE, Iune s

BALTIMORE, June s.
The Editor ofthe Federal Gazette is indebted
70 the Politeneis of Captain BmbHry, of the iilp
Mary from Monte Viedo, for the following par.
tlcuhrs I; We have not time, from the late hour
dt wbieh capt. Be acceptable communication
wAsreceived, to give more this evening.
The following is liz Of the yeffcIs Of war en-
ployed 9gaHn Monte yiedo.
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Gbf 9nga,rer.
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RICE NJ o Nd, 1873 y0Ns.
TRIAL OF AARON BURR.

TRIAL OF AARON BURR.
Cireit Cenf Of tbr D. Stnfes for TIE jsfik cir
cat ard D3ssif ofYirginin. III
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And cxsus GRIFFIN, Judge of the Diarid
OF Virginia.