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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-05

cnt demand Of the navigation Of the Mississippi,
an article in their project nearly in the same
BIRDS as those which were employed in the treaty
] 1888; that majority of the American commits
bners was in favour of acceding to that demand,
hon the condition that the British government would
l,cede to us the same fishing liberties, within their
isdction, as were secured to US by the same trea-
of 1888 and that both demands were fully aban-
ned The fact Of these mutual propositions was
mmunicated By me to the American public in
lcch which delivered in the House Of Represen-
ives, on the 29th day Of January, 1916. MIR.
,pkinson had arranged the terms of the treaty of
ace, and charged upon the War and the Admins
,tion the loss Of the fishing Liberties, within the
sh jurisdiction, which We enjoyed prior to the
If. In yndicatng. in my reply to him, the course
the government and the conditions of the peace,
stacd g.
s When the british Commissioners demanded. in
cir project. renewal to Great Britain of the right
the navigation of the Mississippi, secured by the
saty Of 1888, bare majority Of the American
mmissioners offered to renew it, upon the con-
ion that the Liberties in question were renewed to
He was not one Of that majority. He would
trouble the Committee with his reasons for be-
! opposed to the offer. A majority OF his col
kgues, 0cfuQted he believed by the best motives.
Rde, however, the offer, and it was refused by the
/
3itish COMMISSIONERS"
See Dailv National Intelgcncer, of the 9lst
Arch, 1916 And what | thought Of my col
CUES Of the majority, appears from the same ex-
ct. The spring after the termination of the ne
iation at Silent, went to London. and there en-
ed upon new and highly important negotiation
h two of them, (Messrs. Adams and Gallatin.)
ich resulted, on the Sd July, 1915. in the Com
rcials Convention, which has been since made the
lis Of out commercial arrangements with foreign
Ters. Now, if had discovered at Client, as has
b asserted, thateifser Of them aeas false and faith
TO has country. would have voluntarily com
need with them another negotiation Further !:
Re never was period, duringi our whole acqualn-
ce, that MIR. Adams aud have not exchanged
en we have met, friendly sautations, and the
rtesies and inequalities Of social intercourse.
No vi.
he following Senators voted for Mr.. Clay as
retary of State. Messrs. Barton Bell, Benton,
ulignv, Ciandier Chase, CLAYTON, DWolf,
kersoa. Edwards, Holmes Of Maine. Johnston Of
uisiana, Kane, King Of Alabama Lloyd of Md.
byd of Mass. Mills, Roean Rnggles, Seymour,
sith, Fan Burca. and VAN DYKE
MIR. Noble of Indiana, who came into the Senate
er the yntc was taken, and wished to record his in
our of Mr.. Ciay--but it was nutin order.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-05
RANK ELECTION.

Al a meeting of the Stockholders of the Bank of
Delaware, at their Banking House on the lst Inst
the following gentlemen were chosen Directors for
the ensuing year. Viz: ..
Joseph Baily, james Candy, James Price, William
Seal Samuel Sappington, Henry Latamer, En- Hlles,
John Mallcross and Nathaniel Richards.
And at meeting of the Directors this day, Joseph
Buily was re-elected President
Jssne 5sh, 1922.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-05
Notice..
MIDDIETOWN HOTEL.
J. F. MANSFIELD,

Having re-occupied his Old Stand, in Middletown,
Delaware, would acquaint his friends and the pub
lic that he has made every arrangement sutng the.
convenience and comfort of those who may favor
him with business and hopes by strict attention to
the wants of his customers to meet liberal share
Of patronage.
jMav 1927. l3-lwom
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-05
SHERIFF'S OFFICE.
The Subscriber offers himself to the Democratic Re-
publican Citizens, Of Neu-Castle County,
as q candidate for the office Of ,
s III = Il 1TT,

for the ensuing term. He would remark that, from
his confined situation, he probably may not have it
in his power to call on, and personally solicit, the
suffrages of his fellow citizens to whoms however,
he hereby pledges himself, that, if successful, he
will execute the duties of the office with fidelity,
and to the best of his ability also, to abide by that
mode of nomination which may be determined on,
by the County Meeting at Red Lion; and, if UNI
successful, to cheerfully and faithfully support the
candidate, who may be so fortunate as to obtain the
nomination. N. b. COCHfA".
Mddletown. June 1. 1927, 13-tf
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-05

She comes UNLOCKED for, if she COME at all.
Is not his whole character complete refutation OF
this charged
Imght show that there was no necessity for such
bargain. Mr.. Clay had long been in the service OF
his country, and had certainly done as much tor 1t
as any of his accusers, and would naturally, as he
had been, be employed in distinguished stations by
any President whose views of national policy
harmonized with his own Put, therefore, all the
foregoing considerations together, and add the cir
cumstance that the best and most dispassionate part
of the community do not believe the charge, and
form your own conclusions.
| ought, however, to apologize for thus gravely
touching on this subject and to state frankly, that
I have been Influenced in SO doing, not from my
own belief that it was necessary. but because some
have supposed that there were several well meaning
and ENDURING people who have been very much pre-
JUDGED on this subject by the "msster spirits"
We have not, as yet learned who will receive
the commission of Judge, which, it seems, must
now be issued for the purpose of complying with the
constitutional inunctions imposed upon Governor
Polk. II is we'll known that the Governor has been
strongly opposed to the appointment OF fourth
JUDGE in either court unless peculiar circumstances
should render it absolutely indispensable to the adj
ministration fustice, "without denial and unreas
Eonable delay But every one, VIC would thnk'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-14

doors by boisterQus and blu.,er,,.
OF strength within, 1t is an a,,emp, - ~0'ude
belief Of general Jackson's srandn, Pf9dGc,
which they them selves do no, feel 3 -'FO2t
The language in which the view, 49,,
lerer OF the resolutions arrexpres,el We o.
and. inapplicabie. A number Of ,ri,. ,osfaet
are thrown together in desullory m,a mro'ln
Their 10 show Oft the orator, than 10 iII".ha
the power of argument. In the very scs ''.
relu,alidRs the most ampl", the charge n ,T.'
binaIion is reiterated, the proof Of il ,,,am ",
to be complete, and on this loose found,,;'"Sa
erected all the su2ersIruc,ure Of guilt v;,'!
which are TO be eutombed all the service. "'n
talents Of Mr.. Adams and Mr.. CLAW Wt s'e
the services Of Mr.. Adams are thus o,erlo, LE
or rewarded with abuse, The soli,ar, ,sr,:
performed by Gen. Jackson at the BATH ory...
Orleans isl TO obliterate the memory If ~
spent in the practical violation Of public ~,
and social obligation. The life Of services Nv
most eminent, on the one side, is to be borsi
out by single stroke Of the pen; " hile one ny
ritorious act, in which thousands paricin,,'I
is, on the other, 10 constitute sufficient III,
to the first Office in the land, to the obl,rr,,;s'
of an innumerable series o. disqualiiyinp ae',
We have neither time nor space, ar,hs M
ment, for that ampifcd comment which ,b,'.
proceedings demand. But we shall have o,r,
sion to bring Them frequently TO the ,rcoII,'
ton Of our readers. They are alike iuirc,r
in their origin. heir tone, and their end,Dcy
1t is worthy J0emsrk that, in The debate un!,
them, there is scarcely Senator VINO did,.
express himself dissatisfied with bold as,pmn
tons and unqualified ISLANDERS, u which ~,
were the vehicle. Il i,equaly remarkable, Tia,
even the Tennessee Editors favorable 10 n.
General regret the c ouis thus taken by ,heI..
gislature, deemins it much more !ke!y 10 MA.
duce alarm and disgust, than 10 make CONVEX,
among all intelligent people, who have fourdeI
their government on a basis OF reason.
To what further lengths the friends Of Cen,
eral Jackson propose to carry their hatred Of
Mr.. ADAMS, we are yet left in doub, BIZ, !,
will be seen by the following resolution, offer.
ed, Immediately after the passage of the re,o
lutions Of Mr.. Brown, that there are indyi4.
uals who contemplate measures still more il
temperate and disgraceful than any before suv.
ges,ed:
Rcso!gcd, Tia, The Representatives. in ,5s
Congress Of the Uniled States from the State
OF Tennessee be, and they hereby are requested
to p efcr charges against John Quincy Adams
now President Of the United States, setting
forth the charges and arguments contained in
the foregoing, preamble, and use their endsa
vors to have the said John Quincy Adams,
President as aforesaid impeached and dismi,,
sed from the Presidency Of The United States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-14
To Rent.

TWILL rent for one or more years, from the Isl
Il January next, to a good tenant, that portion Of
my Farm in Fairfax County, near Alexandra, called
burgundy, which is now in the occupancy Of Thomas
Fairfax, Esq containing about "a acres, including the
garden and floarishing young orchard now n full
bearing Ifdesired by the tenant so Or S0acre,
more othe arabic land may be added 10 that above de-
scribed The improvements on this farm are ecu,
modious dwelling house, suited for the accommodation
of large family, which has been very lately repaired
throughout; Kitchen and Offices, servants houses
BILE, carriagehouse aud granary, all nov in good order
The water is convenient to the houses and very pure,
and no situatonn the neighbourhood is more remark
able for its healtifuIhess.
will also rent for term Of wears, or SELL that spa
cious brick house OH Washington street, used for
number of years by Jacob Hoffman Esq. asa suglrr
fne-y. 1t has all the apparatus necessarily apperan
iEg to such establishment and in excellent ordero,
immediate operation. Possession will be given lnne
diateiy
oct 29-3taw3w T.. T. hOOE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
Lands for Sale i'll Virginia.
June IS

'HShh subscriber has numerous Tracts Land in the
n western counties OF Virginia, witt in C;Ieenbrer,
Monroe, kanhawa, Giles, Logan, Wood, MoroRgalia,
eescn Harrison, Lewis, Cabull, and Randolph which
proposes to sell at public auctionat the times aud places
rs below:
sold on Tuesday the 9th day of June nex Point Plea
SAINT.
$4,000 do. in kanhawa and Logan, on Moniar, 1lth
day OF June, Charleston.
10000 co. in Grccnbfier md AIouoc on Monday 5,h
day of June Lewisburg.
$4,000 do in Levi; and WOOD countess on Monday
Il July. at Weston.
10000 DO in Hasrison OH Monday, 9th 1uly, a;
Clarkshurg.
>, 10000 do in MonOugaa and Preston, Monday
sod July, at NIorSantown.
100000 do. in Randolph, on Monday 9th of August
at Beverly.
Sales TO continue from day day until all arc sod.-
Being obliged 10 close several this season. those who
may wish TO make purchases respectfully invited
view these lands and attend the sales, when they may
chance al making valuable purchases the lands
90 Sold There are some bottom lands ting aud
cTccS' and large quantity of good farming lands.
me lands will be sold To suit purchasers, large
20 make large settlements smaller small
Ter settlements, OF by single farms There axe many set
t!ed iai'ls on the lands III each county.
credit VIII be G of |, 9, and years, payable
ny annua! insalmcmts, and good titles will be Given.
The particulars of the ands ia various tracts will be
explained at The time and place each sale.
me subscriber will Offer FOR sale, public auctian,
<1OUO acres of land lying in kentursy, the r ed Bank
on Ohio River, Henderson Grant in several tracts near
Ill other counties in the State of Kentucky The line aud
place OF sale wi be made known previous TO tie sales
taxing place. WM. PRENTlSS.
Point Pleasant, Nth May. 1897 I2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
A Valuable PLANTATION for Sale.

| OFFER f"r sale my Plantation ON Beavcriam Greet,
IN the county OF Coochami, within uus Of the Court
mousse miles from the James River Canal, and Ct miles
rom hichinond containing about SEQ about ilh
pai OF which Is low grounds of superior quality, well
tecianed and cultivated in wh.a: and tobacco aud
the nigh land not inferior any in the neghboIhnud-
aoo" nth part of the is unclcaicd aG0rding
sufficient supply Of timber for all plantation purposes
lue tobacco land-and the whole plantation ,ena ka-
bly, well wa;ered, having several little running
The improvements a.! new and Of superior ORDER tic
dwelling Is large story houa, elegantly finished,
SIX hreplaceS; kitchen, laundry smoke house. sc. COM
modouS barn aud ihrcSing machine, ) large tobacco
houses courthouse, stable. ovesecr house, Sci there
good well in the yard a:ording abundant supply OF
excellent water throughout the year, and sc9cral
failing springs the The situation rcr,a katlv
healthy and may be justly estimated desirable any
III this section Of county The terms May be made
Suay accommodating. one-thi,d OF purchase vOu!
be received IN land negroes other pcprGty, a,, the
balance an arrangement may bc made suit the ccnva-
nieuce of the purchaser For further particulars apply to
Sam. Dunn Of Richmond, VIM. D. Taylor at Goochahd
Courthouse, or 10 the subscriber the premiscs
GEO. NASUON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
500

From the Rockingham Gazc,te.l
! love the memory of that hour
when first in youth found thee;
For infant beauty gently threw
4 morning freshness round ,heci
= single star was rising there,
With mild aud lovely motion:
Aud scarce the aephyr'S gentle breath,
Went o'er the sleeping ocean.
love the memory OF that hour
1t wakes peuSive feeling;
= "hcn within the winding shell,
The playful winds are stealing.
Ii tells my heart of those bright yeas,
Ere hope went down in sorrow,
when all the joys OF yesterday
Were painted Oh Tomorrow.
where ar; thou now? thy once How'd flowers
Theifyellow lenvcs are twimiug;
And bright and beautiful Ggan
That single star is shining.
But where art thou? the Bonded grass
\ dewy stone diScoses;
And loves light footsteps print the ground,
Where all my peace rcposeS.
Farewell ny tears we're not FOR :hce,
'Fwere weakness to depIore thee;
Or vainly mourn thine absence here,
while angels half adore thee.
Thy days we're few, and quickly to,::
Thy short and mournfui story
Hath ended like the morning star,
That mel,s in deeper glory.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
Valuable Property for Sale

VIE subscriber is anxious sell that valuable Tar,
q Sn"htr" Ill the county Of Sunsyvania urru ,,a
Hassapomi% river, called Eastern View The en- n,,o
aence OF the late Robert S. Chew This Farm is H.,
m'S "e'ow fredericksburg, and coua ms bv recent s-
Vey' 0he thousand forty aud half acres About A5n
acres OF e Tract is cleared, aud the greater nav, NJ i g
land, inferior to none in its vicinity The residue i; hon
WHY t:nbsTcd, with oak, hickory, pine and walnut @
IS admirably adapted to the culture OF corn wheat Sc
me !ano IS well wa'ered and has some valuable cado
g0"h" upon IT, There coed char,ls of apues nc,c
t ceIleS' &C. with great vaiicy other choice 5r,
ue'S, planted within few years. The improvements unn
we arm are highly vauahc they consist of larcc arJ
cuhooIouS ofiok dwelling house, recently erac.eI r;,
all oner convenient houses for the Accommodation o
iafse family Kitchen ice house, overseers bouse houses
i"f hes'oes' all perfectly large garden bea,II
" ou'' It wei! OF pure water with good SPRINGS nea, the
'se aic among the tImcrous advantages Of this sea
ihe dwelling heuse is handsomely situated ON y r,o,,-
wen po'cd and ovcrOchs all that portion of the Far,
"hich IS cleared and can be cultivated Unou the rar,
Is mil a!noSt with pair of stones one for
ana me oneF Tor wheat also, machine for BREAKING an
81 ding Plaster Of Paris the mill has extensive cueto
ana gnhS throughout the year unless the season is nv,
commonly dry The society around unexceptionable
an" the heahiness of the situation, together with its cum
Guy TO the best market in ihe country Il serve n re3
IL worthy Tie attention O! any one wishing a comor,ahIs
country residence.
eFms OF sale accommodating Those wishing to pur
chase viii apply TO Robert Stanart ESQ residing =; ps
m"nd' or I" The subscriber in fredericksburg $500
JNO. JAS. CHEW, Ex'cy
1GIe = "-'t of Il. 8. Chew, tec'f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
TRUST SALE.

p virtue Of deed of t,us,, executed BY Neil McCou
3 70 the subscribers, bearing date the first day of
Novembcr i'll the year 1919, and duly recorded in the Office
ofrh county court Of Goocan, shall sell the high
-, bidder, the fourth day August next, if fair,
not then the first fair day Sundays excepted,
upon the pIenises for cash, land IN the county
GHochand, called Whitehall, situated the upper Lick
nshn!e Creek, containing b. csnaon hundred
otd acres much oi the said tract will be stiff cen
to the of fifteen hundred and thirteen dollars and
sixty with interest thereon from the ITt day of No
yembcr 1919 and the expenses attending the execution
this The title is believed good, but acting as
trustees will only convey such title us
10y said deed. ROB ERT DOUTHAT.
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS.
June g rs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
May Is
Botetourt Property for Sale.

vsNE Subscriber offers lo sale his elegant Brick House
Z IN Salem, which there is handsome Farm attach
ed 81 30 acres, nearly half Of which is cleared He
offers also tas sale te Salem Mills, situated ON the main
brarcl OF Roanoke, and OF never failinr stream
There IS attached 70 these mills mill aud cardnc
machine, tao whole %! w3ica has produced nett profit for
the last three years OF about $1,000 per amhun after
ing one third 10 the miller 7r his trouble uerim,endng
The mill is situated within half mile OF the farm boil,
together forming productive estate They vii! be
sold separately together Credits vii! 6c given TO suit
purchasers
Boteouri Springs, june lth, 1897.
y Gil. JCHNSTON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
New and Seasonab!e Goods.

ALL u MOORE have just received hy the schr.
n n Fly from New York the follow ing desirable Coods
A1ea"'iiu assortment of lace goods consisting pes
caps, c!oaks, pelerines, half nG.s.
Thread lace edgings and insertings
Ginshams, Gillian Stripes striped and plain ba:..,s
SILK and worsted bereges, &c. Sc.
Superior cacoeS, cambria, acoiet and nu. .nus4s
Plain and figured Swiss and hook musins
English and French Sill. Hosiery, a good assortment
Mems aud wOnIaG'3 aud thread hosiery, do.
Black Italian Lntesirngs, Gro de Naples and
French FIoreuces, very superior,
English and French Black Bomaa2ines very supc.:c,
quality Ind colour,
Black satius, satin leYautincs ard
Black silk camblet, heavy and good,
Black namkin md Canton Grapes, surernr
Black and white 6Sured silks and Dareges
Thread, brown cambric and hoskim gloves
Long white kid and hoi scskIn gloves, superior
Very superior yellow and white nauLeens
Morocco ricues of new aud handsome patterns
\ large and beautiful assortment o!
I and Al Irish Linens, Sd and o. Shectincs
Cd and 10 table Diapers also diaper, crash nd uc:a
baca towe!Iinss, fancy silk and berege Ad6gs.
Shell tuck, side and curl combs, dressing cou.is.
In addition to the above tie have, and ALWAYS keep On
hand general assortment OF Dry Goods and are ,cceig
ing fresh supplies by every packet from New YORK.
June 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
WIN. 5. 3. BEDFORD.
.qVIORWEF .AT E.gEV

.4IIO{iNEF At I.lIY
EsrEcTEuLLX informs the public, and pcfiicuarly
Asce'tS, rea;Cng distance, that he has removed
FROM the county Of Charlotte his upon the Roa-
noke River immediately Fields Ferry, the county Of
Nec"!cnh"g; aHd a.! letters directed him at Bovdion.
Ncc&.euhur county shall he attended TO. lie vii! attend
regularly HE superior aud inferior of the counties
O: Charlotte Eai!aE, Lunenbug and MeckIenburg, and
can be found III all times "Alon!e Parvu, except while
attending ttn above named ANY business cu;rs
cd 70 his care, shall be strictly attended TO.
Monte ra:vo, May 10Th, I327 wet
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
Land for Sale, Lease, or Rent.

4 TRACT of Land in Spo.Syvania county, called
IN Hopewc, formerly the residence of the Rev. MIR.
Stevenson, decd 1t contains 48S acres mostly woods
nd upwards of 100 OF valuable meadow, readily
&c cleared The buildings comfortable and suitable
Tor a family
Also, Tract of Land near New Glasgow, in Amherst
county, known rs tc Gcbe, winch Capt. T.. Penn
.aes, containing about 1000 acres, adapted the
growth OF wheat, corn and tobacco. For terms, which
wiil be accommodating, apply JAMES ROSS.
fredericksburg, Iuue 9th, 1927. s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
NEW GOODS.

"a ALL NELSON has received by the Planter az.
q other late arrivals, fresh of the mos
ashon"b!c and desirable GOODS, OF the latest impo:ta
ION, which he IS enabled to Offer very low prices oc
ash.
Plaid aUG striped CHILEAN dlcsscs
Do do baste and grass ca,nbsicS, Of new a.i
beautiful patterns
Plain and shaded Grccian strircs
Striped aud plaid camb.ic sn.hnir
!outon printed oanbfics, assorted
BLACK Italian lUst,ing, Of sup. quality
Heavy biaCE Naukiu and MnndaIin usYirs
Satin lcvanmc and company sattius
Figured aud plain Gro dc Naples asserted
Black, white and colorcd satns, part very surctiur
C"lorcd and black Florence and Niarccne silks
Superimc pnngcc (for ladies' riding dressey>
Very superior Mandarin grapes
Cubleachcd iuia grass cloth
Cd French n'erino bumbaainc
SLACK and mixed hastings and circassiaue
Brown and white French billings, assorted
Real name chop nanheen
White and crlorcd Marseillcs ves,inr
London supc rtine cloths and cassmcres nssor,r5
PLAIN and striped f1orcntines and leans
60 checked and striped can,brics and iaconcfs
IL and GO book, null, jaconet and SWISS us,;ns
Rich tamboured and floss worked do
Swiss aud India null robes and scarfs
Rich worked jscuuet and cambria robes
Drab and bul cambria fer bonne,s
Floss worked, book, null md ia comet tri,uuiu-
Supcrfne and fine cambria and furniture himiiy
Asnpeor assortment of thread aces, edsngs aad trim
rugs
BObbne and gimp laces, assorted
a AID 50 plain and ia,boured tobbinet lace
hich lace relefncs, capcs, collars, hdkfs. aud caps
Floss worked Swiss ami India muslin do
W mite and black lace wells, part very superior
Black, white and green gauze wells
Barge and eros de Naples hdkfs. assorted
Fine aud super fine thread cambria bIkfs
hnGl'shand French silk hosiery, assorted
I.hsisn and German cotton and thread do
superior asSortr; ut rs and ii Irish linen,
and 81 sheetings, of varioss qualities
i-o,S lawns and superior birds eye diane.
G-' ID and iO-I table diaper IA nd damask
SS".cn "hH herman o2naburss aud ticklcnburs5
Cotton and-tl!!ead feelings, assorted
Thread and cotton checks, assorted
Common aud superine domestic plaids and strinc.
WIN great variety of other desirable Goods wb;c,,
renders the assortment complete.
June 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14

h-y CEGr 8~s, June ;.
Sentence was yesterday passed in the district Court
q. he Uuitcd States the officers and crew OF the
sloop Bolivar, pho had been convicted under the act
~ Congress Of March 1875 Of firing on an American
vessel With intent 10 g!undcr.--1he commander Chi
COZ, sentenced 20 four years imprisonment the
lieutenant, Chas. Guilty, 20 three years, the marine
officer, COndcr, to trcc years the other officers to
two years. aud "a" rtre ic one wear, excepting ono
saor vino '- ar.urn. . SOME r glling circurnslau-