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AFTER taking INTO consideration rne eircum-
stance of the flags arriving in "a hours af
ter MI. ). leaving this place? Cerfainkp
no'--Espseial as the Ra.niiies is anchored
oil a, the distance Of not less than 5 or 6
miles iurthev than where she lay for week
pssf.
The enemy's squadron are still at anchor
with' Ut the Race, in sight of the town.
The oon.nrd,ie is greatly alarmed. lac
SAYS he rs evcr afraid To ca; potatoe re
ceiyed froU 4 Yankee for fear il contains
torhrdo !.
l. i reported that the governor Of this
state has prohibited any provisions being
carried out Of il.
NEW York, July S.
q conf de D,4ia--Yesie rday afternoon a
Fishing mack was sent out from NJ ,soueto
Cove by con-. Lewis. who has TIE com
and Of tie hct!a Of gun boats station d
1t n Hook, for the purpose Of taking by
.'ratagen, the sloop T. gle, tender TO tho
british ~ hoiclirrs. crais,ny off and or San
~ Hook Light Siouse which IL .xecr.ed "a 4
charm. The smack. aimed the Ysnk e.
was borrnwed Of so.ae fishermen al Fly
Market, and calf a sheep and & ole
urrchased and secured on deck. Between
80 snd 20 mrn well armed with musket..
ot the smack. Thus prepared size stood ont
to ses. rs u & ing IN fishmg trip 10 the
banks. thsce>men cnly being n deck, dres
SD IN hsE'nen's appar. with bnff caps on.
ne bsge on peFceitirg the smack ;mme
d1aiey give chasc, and itnmediatsiy after
coming up with hcs, and soding she had
1--we sto' on deck -Cr'crcd her. to 90 down
TO the caurnodnrc, then about Ave miles
distant Tie te'wsman ofthe Smack an :
s~ cred ave. aye, SIR. and appar er.iy pui up
the hein' tor that purpose, which bluught
nm alongside ehe Eagle, not more than 3
wards distant. Tire watehwcrd LAW
KENt = wa given, when the armed meu
rushed on deck from their hiding places 81
poured intn them volil o. rnusGetry which
struck aer crew witt disnay. a,d drove
them All down so prec ,DI5ately INTO We hold
thRt they. had nott;n,e to.strike her cnlnrs.
seeing the deck was cleared OF the enemv
Ealing master Pcfcival who com yr,nn,leci the
expedition, ortered his men ~ cease firing.
Upon winch one vt Tive enemy came ON, of
t e hold and struck the L, inrrs of the Ia
&C. She had nn board SO pound br,ss
'"witzer, loaded with canister shot but
O sudden was tine surprise tina, tey had
no: time to discharge il. The c..w of the
y. gle oG>isted of II Morris, master maie
"f tn Poc;icrs, w. Price, midshipman, &
marnes. MI. Morris was killed, and
W. Price mortaIly wounded; one marine
Oiled and one severely wounded. The
Eagle with the prienn Is. was BROUGHT no
o : ~ - Yesterday oftertoon. and landed al
Whitehall, amidst the sAouts and p!aGdits of
IN usands 1T spectators assembled on the
9atIery cescbrating the 9Th u. July.
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WILMINGTON. July 10.
THE pi.b.SIDT.NT

continues ~ mcs favorsbe state Of con
vvaisscence' onf rcaders may conolud.,
rom orr fptnre silence on the subject Of hi.
ann. thatit continues in progress to per
tect reinstatement.
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RALEIGH. NC. I,Ir Q.

Y vii be seen from address IN our paper Of IA.
Gay that ,Ge OF the MAJOR g. ais 81 the njl,i;s az
ts state IS about to raise ps oil uiieers Tor
the United States service in yrgiuia.--Fr6m The
spirit manifea,ed IN tbs laes when the intention
was hrst Announced, VIZ tcGl confident tbat V .th
proper eSertions corps may be readily rails, ilat
VIII do credit to the state Some OF our hrst char.
aetefs have areaSy offered hefnsevos There are
SOME expenses which may in the outset he necesss-
ry, which " 10 rot certain the public win ,lefrav
such ss hsss2se Wagons, Fa;,s;s, 80. Ssu. prorsr
perhaps aud sr1tsd he liberal spirit OF the s,s,c
20 be bJ subscription Of those " no do NOT givs
their persohg' services Subscgiptions Il il eSpeeel
will be opened in every county The volunteers
must necessarily be subjected 70 considerable =.
pence, bu Il 10 probable alter their arrival in cams
hcir pay shd rahons will be neary sufficient to CO.
yer ALL That a corps wilde raised Which will de-
serve the speculation Of u Legion of HOaoy, we can
scarcely dOubL--Nfar.
TO ARMS
GALLANT SPIRITS OP NORTH-CAROLINAs
Our enemy, who have long b!ocktJ up the pDr,s
snd rivers OF Virginia, sDniiiiated ITS comm rec,
have oi late given new charteter 60 Tie war
They have recently made desecnts up0p les tsr7i.n-
~ wsntoDly destroyed private properly burnt hab-
tati0nsJ laid plantations waste and ,nsuited snd hu-
sed tic iBhabitrnts manner thst must ro, tho
indignant feelings OF every man and Ustriot Thor
means Of INJURY and Insult have within few dsys
Teen increased by the arrival Of info,ce ,aeuts -
The thousands 81 Virginia, ave. on every apt,enr-
oco OF danger, been lreey poured i0rth u tie caa
IT iEir country. The tSeItious and sacrifices N
her 5itzeHs have LCCn grest. Shs,i the Eotle.o ~,
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Caihrette. Ju'u 2.

+ ~, t4thretIe, JUfy 9.
The Express mail has jas, arrived frou,
TanSi ot1o, with the following important
intelligence, for which we ere i1debted to
me pollteaess of Governor Meiss. If eve,
there was a time wheo the services OF our
fellow -citzens was necessary that time has
now arr'ved--a1d CTR worthy Governor
relics, with confidence. on the disposition os
the people TO rePel invasion by an immedi
>te md voluntary recourse to arms.
- F'nHkl'nton. lulu 1.
Ter fro;s Upper SaDdusky. dated this NOR.
ing informing that two men had arrived
express at O'Clock, from Lower Sandus
KY giving information Of IN attack mon
'oat post yesterday evening, by 500 indi-
ans. Col. BaIPs squadron, and Main,
Nf0ghan' :. satta'h = were five miles ia sd.
vance It Upper Sahdusky this morning and
were pushing on to Lowe, SaGdusky.
General Harrison with hnderson,s rer;
.nep;, left Lover Sandusky on SUNDAY. for
ne Rapids. JohHson's regt. had reached
nat place on the 25,h ult. NY letter fur.
hsr states that firing had ram heard to,
", GAYS IN the direction IS he Rspits
ne General must have got into the Fort
ths DAY before the firing commenced,
am SIR. vofy RESPECTFULLY, your mos.
-, &c. BARTLETT.
His Exceilency Gov. MEiGs.
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For IL engrosSYent 90
HxaIlRk IN ~,

On motion ct Mr.. Bib, the hou,e then re-o,ved
10 INTO committee Ot the whole. MIR Ne,s N in
lac chair, on the Tax Rs,Is. TIE bill .stab,i.bin,
ne Once OF the Commissioners of Revenue vas read
S"ous'' ana no amendment proposed. TIE bill
syins duty on refined sugsr, wss read ,hr,nyb q,
Anenacd - also was The nil tor taxing sales AZ arc
t,on, Se Aud the committee rose and r,noTIed
heir sefee"c m to the bills they had sou- through.
lit sean 1 '''e
And the house adjourned
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Getty @ Cot. 8s<grr's Retort TO Geaeya,
Taylor.

- OIAteY Island, juno Is,
aiT-SoHe movements Oh the 2ist list
among ne British shipping lying near New
ports soose seewed 10 indicate an earlv
attack oa tbis island, and in the course 81
the neXf morning, on the S2d INST. they land.
90 Two miles from this from the best sc
colhs that can be asoertaincd from deser
5efs' oneut goo lroops of various Gsscrjoi
cas- 70 c.geei OF !Eis movemca. vas no
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Gard. Hung>r.h!. HSns uan, x-::,--.a, Irwin.
.cAson Of Yrg. Kennedy, Kent IF Nd.
Nerr, kershaw, King If ~ c. LefI,-, Is,
.yle, Macon. M Coy, Nike, M'Nim,
M'L7an, Moore. Muriree. Ne >ton. piCkers,
Piper, Pieasants. Rhea, Of Tn. Rich, X oane,
Roberts. Robertson, Sewer. Skinner, Smith,
" Ten. Smith oJ Yir. Strong. rannehisl,
4 ay lor. Ieitair, Iroup, Ward If ~ j.
Wh.tehiil. w iison, " Pen. W God, " right,
Ymcev-85.
NAYS--Nlessrs. Baylies, Of 1iass. Benson,
Bowers, Bradbury. Breckenridge. Brigham.
hampton, CiDey, Cox, Cnipeper, Ds,en-
port. Desba, Ely Castor Geddes, lowell,
jackson Of II. L. Kent of ~. Y King Of
Mass. I.oye,t, Mdfii'. NJ seiey, Markell.
Oakley, Pearson, Pickering, Pi,kin. Post,
Potter, J. Reed, w Reed, Ruggles, SEIZURE
man. Shipherl, Smith Of. ~ IL. Smith of ".
7. Stanford, Stockton. Surges, Yaegar,,
aiimadge, Thompson, Vose. " ard OF
AiGss. Webster. Wheaton, White, Wilcox.
w iuter-49.
The House then proceeded to conside,
ne amendments reported by the Commit; e.
the whole TO the bill for laying AID cal
ecung Direct Tax within the United
3tates.
After some discussion. and que Lions on
some OF she amendments
Ah. Post moved to re-conmit the bill,
ue committee of Ways ard Means. -
gsyive3.
Considerable further discussion oak o acc.
and ,ceeral amendments we've pro posed.
some OF (which were adopted and others re-,
Iect.d, which consumed the remainder cf
Ae GHrgressionai Day and
The Huase' adjourned without havir-
gcae through the bill.
/ ;, WESNEeDAY, July
MT. Benson presented tlie petition Of Benz u
BytgutIIrph ppts 4 \ ~
testing ths election OF Esenczsr SYge and John 4 ,
ier's sitting members from thar state aud rtnyinc
that their said seats may i've vacated IN favor u
petitioners. Referred to the committee Of eeeii
ons
sandty petitions. priucipall- On the subject Of
| post roads, were prs.eried anil rere-.cd to the
stsrti'pg committees.
MIR - Kce from the committee IN pgh.ic lsmi,.
feorted bill giving ur'hr tins sor feeis, ri, o.
e'a"s to and m the late strict o. Arians.s IN ST.
eiissJu, territory " "
! On no'ion oi NJ NIX. Also sh- coram;.,.e rs
pnohc isncs we're dis,iarse' from the further con
snerauon 81 the several subjects 10 them referred
"ur.s the pi eseIt sess:on.
The amendments o: the Senate to the AIeYsn,,r;,
! an washington turnpike road bills, which were
sent itoW ne tinuse, uere taken up and agreed to-
| THE WAYS AND MEANS
he house resn ned the con.u.srslion of the bin
,or 'aying and ocilsctns direct tax within The u
! o'her amendments thereto were rropossd. which
we're Vations, disposed Of Numerous auien,Imen,s
having b EN- proposed, the previous ou -stion y as
called Tor, and determined the affirmative "a IN
10. question OF order raised, Wig w hs,her
he as'eeHhen, l" t''e previous question in ais case
! Erseiufes all further agree M nj. 10 The biIp
| Il lie Speaker having decided the question i, ,h,
| mrms'i'e, Mr. Pitkin appeslea from, the decision.
| toss ~ '''e % y"
lie qu's'nn on ehsrossing the bill for third
reading was then taken, aud decided 10 the afs:rms
| tive, as follows: ~
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Arrived here few d.ys aeo IN, II.
" a acn VIZ ges Upper Missouri, ~. M.
LISA, nc',ng partner of the Missouri F,,r
COMPANY.
eronn MI. l.. we learn that che Arirarss.
O"|ahs u rnsVentte, Crews and Aropahay..
are or maY be ronSidcreG at war, with ,h..
morioanS. The Britt h n. q cs,srn ,,cn,.
FaIY h"V,ns number OF trading /, ouses
wit,s,n = hort distance pt .lle M;ssouri are
ehao'ea "a e'"oroii our people with the ca.
them of. -
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LOUISVILLE, (K. Inc go,
sunday last, numtc: OF Voi,a,.,.rs.,tc.
semo'ed a. this place for the palpsse Of co.
ms against the Mississniway town.
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ana breasts 70 shield let the ensny know
our VII inShess 70 stem the storti OF -r-
anu share III all its dangers and yiiy.x,,,,s
we recommend mounted men / rnL,.,.y
themselves without delay and lrer air ~
Della ware, Franklnton or Uibanla wh,re
companies ard squads Will be org, nzsd. =
nv ~ II I''i onso ior ,"e most co!tg'W rs pus.s
"nich are besieged OF annoyed 81 .ha es,..
my.
RETURN j. MEIt,S,
DUNCAN Al'AliI FrsrR.
r. >. Governor Meigs goes tel. ds.y e,
's''N'ii''oh .'no Deis"afe TO AK ar
raneenents for arms. ammunition. nr.y,si-
on aud FORAGE and Gen. M'Arthu'. 49, =,
i-ah"non. xenia aii Urbsnna, !. ..ase 81
nl.2r arruns enen,s.
CEAirofhe. Ji,iy ., 1919.
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Secretary CT Var.
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BosroN. November IL.

Oishonora6te and 6dr6aroEs procedure Of
Inomds Euer:,d, caittai'r ct HIS b. ~.
brig Of svur Ufasf.
On Monday night last arrived here, the
boat Hone, Weston, of Plymouth, zvithout
any n,Gin-pasf, main sua, or zlain boom
she having been captured by the British
slcnP of war Wasp, Idomes Everard com
mander, and stripped by his order. There
were five men on board, masters and crews
of that boar, and of the boat Betsey, like
wise of Plymouth, which the Wasp had al
30 eahfurcd,
The following particulars of this want on
procedure were received from Messrs.
Weston and Atwood, masters of the two
boats. The boat Hope was in ballast and
the Betsey had empty barrels on board -
They, were captured on Saturday night last,
by the Wasp. within sight of Plymouth
lights. Took them bo.h in tow and TOW ed
east till eight O'clock the next morning /;
Whenlt is supposed they were 0 leas ass from
the nearest land. They then sunk the
Betsey, and hauled the Hope alongside
when they took cat her main sail, main
boom, and all The rigging attached to the
main mast. they then told the crews OF
both boats that they might take the Hope
IN that condition and go to H---U, or go with
them to Halifax They had but one days
proyisionon board the Hope; and upon re
guessing small supply from the captain
OF the Wasp, they were inhumauly refused.
He swore he would not give them an ounce
TO save their lives. The under officers of
the Wasp, appeared to be gentlemen : they
> advised the crews of the boats to remain on
board and go TO Halifax, as it was hardly
possible they could ever reach land in a
boat without a main-mast, and with only 1
days provision.
~ These boats, it will be seen, were little
coasting vessels, of no value whatever to
the British. But they wantoniy DESTROYED
one, stripped another, aud jeopardized the
lives of five men This is another evidence
OF the humanity and magnenimity OF the
British!
Latest FROM A4LIFAx.
Ship Baltic. IaInison, from SnUbes via
Halifax, s days (whcre she was sAnt in and
Cleafed) arrived at Portland on Monday
last. Passengers, captains Dennis & Page
of Salem Joseph Skinner of New.York /;
Mr. letiery of Norfolk Lit Graham, of the
] 9th regiment of U. s. Infantry, Mr.. Dab
ney and the first lieut.. of the priyateer
Portsmouth Packet y,
Sevetal OF TIE above passengers have
arrived in town
BY the Baitic, Halifax papers to the 1st
inst. have been received, from which we
have made extracts:
About $500 American prisoners remained
to died of day.
Sailed the lst inst. the brig Curlew, with
convoy, came out in co, for St. Johns, and
spoke her the same day
Admiral Warren, with his flag ship the
St. Domano y, remained In port. as also
the Victorious "a, La Hogue ~. Poic,iers
a., arlhorough -, Tenedos So, Endymt
on 40, Qateiy arrived from Eng,and) Ches-
apeake (nearly ready for sea- Maidstone
So. and several briggs of war
Statira, Beiyidera, and Morgiana, sailed
few days before en- cruise.
The Poicticrs II, was to sail for England
with convoy in about ten days.
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MTLL1DCEvILLE. Nov. 10.
III ACGACPIF I'M Mod AN


The blood thirsty Savsges have at length
approached the confines of Georgia, and
commenced the work Of desola ton and
death On Sa'%rday last abolft noon n
party Of Indians approached the house of q
Mr.. branilty in Morgan county and after
piundeFing his house, burned it, and have
bartarcusly massacrcd Z persons and woun-
ded two OF three others in the neighbor-
hood.
The following afidavits will shew fl,
account Of damages sustained, as nearly
as 1t could be sscertained on Sunday last.
We hope final stop to such depredati
ons IN ia uTe--the Constitutional barrieris
now removed and the state authority is au.
thorised to act on the Defensive The Lee
gislature now in session ave passed an act
which will be found below, embracing this
subject fully.
MORGAN COUNTY.
Personally appeared before me Henry
Carleton, Esq. Capt. A. C.. Townsend.
Vim. WORKMAN. captain Tbos Coleman
and captain j. w. Bridges, and being dulv
sworn saith, that they saw seven persons
dead, ons or the bones Of one burnt, and
two, supposed 20 be mortslly wounded.
SIX OF them at or near Captain Brantley's
house.
Sworn to before ne this 9TH November
1915. O'N'4'0'
Jeremiah Sharks, Up.
Madison, Morgan county. II o'clock at
night, 6M Aov. 1913.
Dr. WIN. JolInscn swears, that he was at
Joseph Peoples, Esq. on the frontier line If
Morgan county and there saw ansero girl
of Lewis B.antley's who was shot ihro,,ys
the bdy with rife or nIuskct bsll--sai IA
to be done to day by the hostile indians.
Littleton Mapp being sworn saith. that
about three o'clock this evening Ts,h1 ON
enc plantation Of Lewis Branticy, ESQ, ON
che frontier of this county, fMofgan1 he
saw he bodies Of a white man and boy that
had been mardered from the best informa.
ton ne could obtain by the hostile Indians
and saw said BrAntley's house IN flames snd
sD arrow drawn from the boys body.
LEGISLATURE or GEORGIh
IN SENATE,
Tuesday, Noy. 9, 1913,
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notice upon the appearance OF the enemy,
and thereby prevent surprise, is undoubted
ly rs cool as any that, under existing Cir
can be devised, but that alone
is insufficient, a competent force ought to
be ready to oppose the enemy ~ bis FIRST
|aitemptto, land. The most efficient for this
purpose, next to that of river craft arme :.
with. heavy pieces of ordnance. ] respect
fully conceive, will be artillery. A batta.i-
on Of this description of force, organised SO
as to he capable. of rapid movements, and
Stationed al some convenient place near The
sea beard for the winter, would be highly
lusefli. They could be moved 20 some
heal.hful situation in the interior during
the summer and fall, or they nigh; be>per-
mitted to return upon furlough.
BosroN. Nov. IL.
MARRIEo o, last evening, by the rev. DR..
Harris, of Dorchester, His Excellenry Ma
Tor General DEARBORN. nf the United
states Army, to Mrs. SARAH BOW
DOM. widow OF the late Hot. JhMEs Bow
DOM, Esquire, at her residence in Milk
street.
az We understand the General and his
Lady leave,town to Day for the. City Of N.
York. ID,
~ Lutest- from HHA7P TON'S .6rnsv.
We last evening received the following from
Cur Plattsburgh Correspondent -
To The Editors Of RE Chronicle.
PLArTsbUSc II, Nov 5.--For ten days
past, we have been in continual state of
alarm ere, On the Sd inst from 800 to
1000 British came over the tine by land into
Champ'aih. and four row gailies came eight
wiles thisisitie of the line, aud landed at
Chazy, They staid an hour or two, and then
returned. The male population Of Clinton
County was called, OFT en- masse TO oppose
them and Com. Macdououqh was complete
~ prepared to dispute the empire of the
Lake with them; but 10. they -retreated
back overthe live to Isle aux Noix. Gen
Corners
+. S AS soon as the express arrived at
Cha,eaugay to inform Gen. Hampton that
the enemy was coming 70 Plattsburgh, he
dispatched his horse, light artillery, and two
"eTimentS of infantry-Part have arrived !;
the others are on their march---but the enc
my has fed. He could not have penetra-
ted . this place, even if Gen. Hampton had
nos sent any aid. am inclined t. think all
the arny7will be back here soon."
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CHFSe of the Co1im'y Gen. Of Prisoners,
Washington. -NoU. 10, 1915.
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49, SALEM, Nor. II. 4
Inc Hreek ship Jerusalem. $50 tons kurthen, Il IL
guns SS>4s men anchored below our fort on sT7,.-
day days from Halifax. She was originally f,-,r,
HAVANA and was captured in Boston Bay above
nonths since hv the sisienc rszee, caqied 70 fzs-
(27no boxes of suear. besides coffee indigo snd O
ther artcles.) Nothing new from Easfax Til. A.
merican prisoners (shout Tanol were si&kgv sr,s =
number had died. Admiral Warren with Eve s,i
Of TIL line and several frigaes rcmaincd 4, nayrs
Was boarded five days since by SO eun fris-sts -
bout 100 miles from Cape Ann, did not iesrr ks-
name She proceeded to,Boston yesterday
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ECfraet from GoUerpoT N1iseheH's Commit.
nicadon 10 che Legislature Of Georgia.
"Whilst we are engaged in contest for
the maintenance of those maritime rights
~h'cn as an independent nation we Claim
under the iohg established principles of ge-
neral law, or law Of nations, we are Under
peculiar obligation torender the homage Of
our gratitude and praise to bountifut Pro-
violence fer the plenty with which our coun-
try sbounds in all things necessary for our
Comfort and convenience. Our farmers and
planters raise their own grain their fiocks
and herds supply their own beet, bacon and
lamb and their wool AND cotton are both
fabricated by the industry Of the family into
cloth for domestic use.
Not onfy so, but considerable surplus
aims. by the disposal Of which, sugar and
coffee, &c. which by long habit have become
IN some measure necessaries ollie, are pro-
cured. And the same necessity CONTINUING,
we shall add to our Independence by the
Icuture of many articles which are at pre-
sent supplied by importations from abroad
BY the efforts Of s0n1e surprising individuals
in the southern * eastern parts ef our state,
It has been demonstrated that the sugar
cane car be cultivated with success. and
cur climate and soil are peculiarly well cal
cniated for producing both wine and oil -
Hence our Independence # foreign supplies
will be ensured, and the American farmer
ana planter, and these Of Georgia parties
larlv, will stand erect, TIE most indeDen-
dent human beings upon the face of che
EARN under the restraints Of civil society.
" Happily for tlIis state, she has been rs
Te1 exempt from those malignant scenes Of
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We are no. little pleased to learn. fpazs
an official source, that, as sooa Sc tlsess
measures Of the enemy were made fDgsr
to our government, the PtcsideRt gave tr-
ders to have fortyeix of the hrfnci6Rl OFF,
ceTs q the Enemy in our possession gut ~
close confinement. We presume these Off
GERS will be selected from those who were
taken by Commodore Perry and General
Hairisou. and are now in Ohio and Kentuc-
ky. This just measure Of retaliation IS not
50 severe rs u misht Sc hut It viii teach
the British government that Republics pcs
'ess energy When the times require IL. II.
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WAsnINc ror Nor- ,

WISHING TOW Nov Is.
Coty Of leHer from LII. Gen. George
Frevogt, Lieu, General and CSsninan,rfey
Wfhe B17tiyh forces IN Canada. IN AE-;er
GenerGl HUTCHINSON, Commanders Of Ssr
forces If tie, Uni9ed States on RE Mr.
fHerf1 frnt1tier