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THE FREE PRESS.

We have received from Capt wv. GInBs Nc
NELL, letter. complaining tl,at, In the pnblica-
'ion OF Mr.. WEyEa's Gard, - We have ...-,-,,,;-
toudy accompanied II With remark. iniariou, to
Col Love and himself aud requesting ga, an
&C, OF justice, that we viii publish his repIy.-
The aetirg editor Of this paper certainly lad no
thing further in view than to express his atisfac-
non that an old friend had ably defended himself
against injurious charges. We expressly dis.
claimed any wish TO disparase those ren,lcm~n.
Tor whose public character (uot having pretended
to any personal acquaintance with ti,cnl we had
heretofore felt much respect; we only desired 10
bear testimony to Mr.. Viewers integrity snd
WORTH which We ssiil think viii remain unsullicd
The difficulty Of essiirely complying with Can't.
MeNeili's request, will easily be perceived, when
We state that his reply occupies 81 close column.
81 snail type in ono Of the Baltimore papers. II
he had condensed his stztemera into the same
space occupied by the 'sCsrsi," we should have
Welded BIN place with pleasure. The demand.
d''justice" certainly have some limits, aad ti,i,
Icing the ease, we surely cannot be expected q
MI whole side Of our pepper in reply TO ssCard'
Of four columns. AS. however, the Captain seem.
detirous 70 remove tise impression that he wa,
discharged from the service Of the Rail Read
Company, vc give below tie correspondence ~
la'ing to hit part Of the saLjoet which ndiessc-
that he and Col. Long retired Of their own &c
cord from the employment Of the Company. II
~e could, without the appearance Of g5sfbling hi
statement, enable the reader to understand Ia.
full grounds Of defence, We would give cspaal.
Merrill the use Of Our columns 20 tie same ex
tint which we have given them for the 'sCsrsi' q
~hich he complains Bas beyond dat Iiusit, n
rule Of justice require US to 60
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scsrn, that The most helpless and mis-
erAbls Of human beings should still
covet = life divested Of all its enjoy
ments.'
Silence. fnoI!' replied the Angel in
a voice OF inefiable contempt; ST rs-
ther becomes thee. ignorant mortal, Ia
adore the goodness Of Providence.
which having ordained that men should
live to be old. naercifuily decreed at
the same timer that the love of life
should supply the absence Of all it's
sources of enjoyment. Go. take thy
wish, and finish thy commentary on
the apocalypse
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One OF the Dover stages. on iss way
to LondsB, vas stopped By q single
hlghsay@an, whs VAS isforsned BY the
eoschmsn that there were no inside
passengers. aud only one ia the basket,
sod he Gas . sailor. The robber then
proceeded TO exercise his employment
on ths tar, When waking him oat sf
his sleep, Jack demanded what he
wanted Ia Which the son 81 thunder
replied. " Your money" "Yoa shsn't
have t." said Jack. - MOI" replied
che vobl,ev. ''then I'll blew your brains
Oct" .'Blow away then, you land
lubber." cried Jack. squirting the to-
baeco juice ous % his moth, 81 DAy
~ eel gs to London vithost brains a.
without mensy--drive eR esaehman. y
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sh'eh ~iii prevent future isaadersssadiox.
deem u proper 10 s,sse. that, in the event Of
MY being assigned TO the disclsarge OF duty
!" .'d Of the opersiieos OF she Balsimose aud
Ohio railroad company, could not coaseul
10 take . station inferior to that Z occupied
before the dissolution Of the Board OF Engi.
neers' and. therefore. that Il 10 impossible for
me 10 accept any service which shall be n
al dependent upon . consultations v;,h. MP
the opinions of. AIR Knight.
Respectfully. cir.
nm your obedicnt servant.
WA gibbs McNEH.I,
CAPT Tope. Engineers.
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POETYCAE.
Frpa the IAdys Book."
THE CROSS OF THE SOUTH.


only IN the southern Hemispl@r. The fcliow-
In the silence .n,, v,.,,.,,.,,,. ~
Whrrr x.x,,r.. =. r., IL. - .n 'rcsd,
AnJ $50. ...s,:.'ss' ~ snssEeshce"ee spread;
hirL. ''''' '"'SSrs'hs ON
"' TAT oor0''ieras unite with the sty.
The E.rp-,rre v,xe. o,cr ~ a.,
,.t, es OCT me- shc hre-hys RID
.
'nigh,' '''s"'0' 'i'"n''"e' u'e
HOW Instant my stcps from tssr land vi my birth.
R,, IN tho.
Ia their eI ar slr,,,hs oS ,I. iend.nuy burn,
Bright eros. ar ~. S.sas ~,'n 1eyo.,o. iu,ru,
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lfrom +. Z. Thomas to Gen. GrsaiO,-)
"oHice Of the Bsltimsrc add Ohio /,
kail.soad Company.

hsH-sosu company.
10 Geneyoi GRATED, CHEF Engineer.
Dunag Late visit 10 Washington, where
remained only day or two, took occasion
70 cali At thy Office, With the intention Of
making . communication 20 thee on the suD.
jset Of the present esigcncies Of this Comps-
ny N regard To lie Engineer service, but not
having been 80 fortunate IS TO meet Thee ~
that time, ! now respectfully take leave 70
make the representation then intended.
The Baltimore sad Ohio Rail rad Ccsnpa-
ny, having from The commencement of is
opefstons been favored 9th the ail ~ Two
bngades. untler the direction Of Col Long
and Capt Mcneil, their efficient assistance,
% forwarding our enterprise, las been duly
appreciated and acknowledged on 81 sui,s.
bic occasions
Oar operations heretofore have beebso sx.
tended, and of such achsfaeIer. that we hate
been enabled 20 employ the Whole ~ the of.
heefs actively. bus che location ~ t.c road
having been effected - fsr a. she - Point ~
Escks," 90 miles from Baltimore, and iis re.
neral direction bey opd that pl.ee hnviug bssr
desefmiEed on, we shall not, 81 Iessl zoe some
tine 10 come, require shc services az moe
than one brigade 20 continue tie locsiion -
This have Thought i proper 10 make known
10 thee, not less from my knowIecge thst the
applications 90 the general government from
III paris Of the e0,stfy iss the aid Of theii
Enginesrs. continue 70 be numerous. cha,
from the desire Of thIs Compsny. BY limiting
~ requisitieBs, 10 stand tie better chance %
securing portion Of those nov 10 Ita employ
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fl.tr,uoas. AI.reh 80. Isso.

r.. T. Thomas. Esq President. Sc.
ST. have just sseeIted } ogr letter ofyes
terds,'s date Iss tenor implies tha the ssa-
ton 20 be assigned me IN The service ~ the
company. viii be made - depend upon .
eORisrsBce 9TH JossihaH Ka'ght, and apon
che determination which nsy be the result "
ths' conference
Thar no,bins @sy be lsn. on my part.
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Hope. What Is hopei nothing lsays
Lord Byron) but the paint on che face
Of existence the least touch of truth
ruba u 81, and then We see What =
hollow checked hstlot we have got
bold Of.
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oGiee Of Bsl,iasre & ohio Rail road Co, ,
22d March. 1850


22d March, 1880
Resbecfcd Friend have the pleasure 10
sckHow edge The receipt of Thy letter of yes-
ierdsy, Informing me- Of thy hsviag iSstruc-
lions from the Enginees department, dated
the 18th iuss under Which sly self md Il,e of
fcers Hitsebsd 10 thy brigade. are sssigDrts To
duties N fuE,l,rfsnce os the objects of The
baltimore and Ohio rail road company.
This Information viii De communicated 10
ihe Board ~ Directors ~ Iis fret Meeting,
Whicb S,ll take place on The 5;h Of neat
mon,h--6 nH esTl'eF,-- snd ia the mean time
wiIl, on ME return ~ Jonathan Knight. pbo
- ppss a5scsi frsv' fs,s city on duty. confer
1giih him "a igkaf H'Snsey M 70 sbrrafion and
fLof .ffhy assisfaHis cas- be bcHefeiofiy diSsef.
81. I am. respectfully, &c &C.
r.. y THOMAS.
J'nesf Bgh end OHIO Railroad Css'
To Cspt. W. e.. NcNtiLL-
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DAlrlMoas, March, 2I,,. ls3l

To Philip 4. 1homas, PreM,ienf
0fhe Boil and Ohio Rail read Go.
Sir-i have received Instructions from the
Engineer Department. dated 18th inst. a..
signing me With my Dngsde. TO duties 30 fur.
ibsrance OF the objects Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company.
apprize you Of the fact. that may now
be informed IN wbst shall consistently with
my formey relsssons TO the compsny "aii
the measures Of thst company"
Respectfully, SIR. have the honor 10 be,
your obedient servant.
WV GiDBs MCNEIL,
Capt Typographical Engineeys
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a Lliism,nG.--Exiraet from . dia-
logue between father and child
Chiid.-Fsther, shafts q dilemma 2
Fafher.--A dllemms, dear. is--s
dilemma when any bsdy dOn'l kaow
shat 90 do, that's dilemma.
Goa yes knows dilemma u
isst like you are when Ma seoIds you.
F.--iIem You talk zoo mach child
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Cowies. 70 his sReeIisss history ~ Pianss
nesiees the vsstues ~ hemp tbus lseonicsiIy
by ihis co'dsge, ships sst guided, bells az
ru"g. beds ase corded, SD sogoes sss KEEP
~ ave-
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AWFUL HURRICANE.

a letter from gentleman residing
IN James City County, to his friend in
Norfolk. dated 9Th inst. gives an an
pailihg account Of hurricane which
swept over that section of the countr,
near the Burnt Ordinary, about I2
miles from williamsburg. Va. the pre-
cedIng night. threatening with destrgc-
ton the ancient abode of the Bush
family. now occupied by Mrs. Nancy
Bush. The inmates had retired to rest.
when, about 10 O'Clock. flaw Of wind
"i extraordinary Violence, struck the
venerable building and .'such a dian.
IdatIon can hardly be described -
scarcely was one brick left upon ano.
ther, although the ancient cdiscc had
numbered nearl y century," Several
h the inmates consisting of old Mrs.
Bush. Miss Mary Weathers. George
and William Bush. and William Hail.
were severally injured, all IN some de
gree, but believed none dangerously.
MIR. VIM. Bush vas under the ruins Of
the house ABOUT two hours, before IA.
sisiancc could be had; momentarily ex.
pectlng To be crushed To death. MIR
"m. Hall had his leg broken-but
happily no lives were lost. All the
out houses, Corn CRIB, sc. we're swcpt
before the tempest. The residence Of
Mrs. II. PIggott also was unroofed, and
The houses on one Of the quarters dc
stroyed. Here too the occupants es
capped death as by miracle. Nor.
foK Beacon.
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March -, 1860.
PURLYc SALE

"lLI be sold. 4, the sulphur Spring. IN
" Betkeley county, Va or Fristey he g.f
HH"g y .fpT.' nfTf. quantity of boas-ho'd
furniture amongst Shicb ate. humber OF
eNSeHcht mattresses, beds, beds,esds sfl
Deua'rg % 'ogeiheT With tables, el,sir,, vast
-.sH0s' Sc Also. qnsniify of krohcn to-
nhOfc. SIX months ceeJn vii be .llowel -,
al sofns shove Eve dollirs-boBds IN -,
proved secafity being gwen.
THOMAS a. HAMMOND
March -. 1850
y H. Tavern keepers. keepers of boa-
h6'henses. &c vii End. % ne shove .sIr.
z Hahi'y 81 valuable new fatr,nre AMI Off,
properly. suitable Tor such tsiablishnspis
4 a. "a
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DOMESTIC.


We have seen the proceedings Of
the Court Martial which recently sat
at Washington. for the trial Of Colonel
RooER JosEs, Of the u. 8. Army. Ii
il not deemed necessary tn recount al
length the various charges and specif-
cations, Of some Of which he was found
guilty. and Of others not guilty. The
sentence Of the Court is. that he ''be
reprimanded in General Orders" In
explanation the Court say
.The Court, In awarding this sen
tcnce, are sensible Of its apparent ina
dcquacy. whcu contrssted with the Of
fences implied in their various findings;
nor would il have been adopted by them,
but for the conviction they entertain,
that Col. Jones laborcd under mis-
conception Of his official obligations,
which, however little warranted by the
regulations, the usnages, and the inter
lieve. chiefly tended 10 mislead him"
The Major General commanding
the army, confirms. the sentence Of
the Court. Col. Jones is hereby re-
leased from arrest. and will resume his
functions as Adjutant General.
Dreadful Steam Boat Disaster.
tie Steam Boat Helen M.Greeor was
putting OF from Memphis. Team. on
the Gath ult. with about 40 passen-
gers on board. one Of her boilers burst.
ed, with aitremendous and destructive
explosion. A large number Of the deck
passengers, as ~ usual in starting out
OF port. had crowded to the forward
part Of the vessel. aud we're the prin-
cipal sufferers. Fourteen persons were
Killed, anil II was supposed that nun.
Der had been blown overheard, and
swept away by the current; it was as
certaincd that two had thus persisted,
making the total list Of the dead six.
teen. Sixteen were badly wounded.
among these was John LELAND, a Pilot:
Eleven were slightly wounded, among
these. - Tyson. Captain, Tur.
ner. Engineer. and - Gray, second
Mate. The Memphis Advertiser, has
published list Of the killed and wound.
ed, with their places Of residence; none
OF them wee Inhabitants OF this part Of
the country.
The Physicians and other citizens
of Memphis FASTENED with alacrity to
the scene Of the disaster. and render
ed every assistance in their power
Many poor fellow by their activity
was rescued from watery grave
Houses were thrown open, aud every
thing furnished. that could alleviate
the sutferlnss Of the wounded.
lUheeiing Gazette.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold. at Public Sale. on
Y" Monday d'e Ilih day IF .4pra ncr,, a,
the residence of the late Col BENJAMIN H.,
venpor', deed. the PERSONAL PRoPfk
~ belonging To the estate, consisfinr az en-.
large soc and farming ute nsils OF ~ o farm
snd the Household and Kitchen Furniture
large quantity of Grain in the ground 1le
slaves belonging to the es,ste, rDcr. uou,,.,
boys and girls, v,Il be hired for The bsl.nc.
of The year. credit of eigb, months ~ m
be gwen On sli sums above five dollars. M
cash Tor that sum aud all low il VIII he =.
pec,ed Bond with good security will b.. -
CURED before any property is removed sal.
to commence NJ 10 o'clock. A. ~ Auete
anee by DRAX ron DAVENpORI
.fd'''r II Benz Da1eHsg,
n. u. The Farm wili be rented during the
sale Terms on day Of sale. Cla,u,an,, on
me estate are requested to present Their le
mands property authenticated Tor se,,Iement
hose swing the estate, must make bromrt
80 '"0'' n. 10
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'""' t""Ef d. - MARCH lD.
Asfonchoig aeeiieaf. Yesterday.
about noon, while some lsborers yere
rmpi"yrd ~ cxcataiing the Canal.
West Of the Market House, near the
place called Scotch Row. the earth
cseed ~ aud caught thTee 81 them b,
tore they sosld escape. One uaskill.
ed outright, hes head beng literally
crushed 20 atoms he wss A1n.b.
nan. named John Sullivan. The other
" hurt.
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cuMBERLASD. ". p

cIMBERLAND. N. p. MNCRii 10.
Serious Aecide'h On "Wednesday
night last, as the Western stage was
leaving town, in consequence of cxoes.
sl'e darkness, e was prccipitatcd Oh
the bank o. the turnpike and dashed 10
pieces the horses running OF with the
fore carriage. Bishop Chase. Of Ohio.
was seriously injured-soine # his
ribs broken. and his left arm dislocat.
ed. The Bishop had arrived n town
a short time before the stage, travelling
"a a Coach presented 20 Kentou Col
lege. by our late townsman.JamesR Rec.
side Esq. bot being unable 20 reach
Ohio ~ time to Gll some appointments.
he VAS induced TO take lie stare A.
THIS place. The stage vas much crowd.
ed with passengers. but none Of tbs 0
'he'' were materially injured.
fCntEaB.
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WIELIWHYY,
md M3NTYL.q. NIX

MSS kERcIiENALr respectfully inform,
AVA the ladies' of ChArles,own, and ats vic.
nhy, that she Is abnut to commence the above
business IN part of the house nov occupet,
by Nr. scrogin. the third door vest of Mr.
Frames Store. She vii. take pleasure in al
tending To any orders Ia her line with which
she may be fsvou'rd, and will be thankful for
a share OF the ladies' patronage. Plain sea
'ng Tor gentlemen will also be attended TO.
March -, 1850.
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$40 NEwAun.

~ OH rom a. E subsrribef's ssoIe To-
Jrirfson county leo miles from su-'
=, ~ ~ p"A ne ssfue c,Nsnee from the Whifr
House. on The right Of The 21d ios,.,s
bf4fhi GAY HORSE, With . bsil face. sot
probably sog,s " iHe on both hid fset, = smsi.
scsr oH The right iip joint, small he'd A.
short ears, "a On sesen yrsfs old ilsis sps,ne
Is hands high. vel nsde. and pares 81
irois finely VIII give go Fesssd for al,
return 81 ihc horse, o. infsmsiion 40 ttsff
gei bin. o. SO frr ihe horse snd ,h;.c ygo-
conviction % he latter.
March r 3. 1890.
81 lhe tdHoFs II the Lsesburg Gem,
- i.'oer'y. sad PFederics Cnnes, wiiirubi.a
ne shove times, and forward li,sif sfcoyats
- IL atFsr' ser for settlement.
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MANrrxsnrpo, VA. M,Rcu1v-

DO HEN NJ w. MARCH IL
Fne.--0n Monday nigh, Last, f.,
broke cut ia the stable loft and lar.
house Of MIR. Z. De,inney of this pl,rs
So rapid was the Game that il lmus..
aiely communicated 10 Tie dwel,np os
Mr.. ID. and in Few minutes. the vlcl.
roof was ia q blaze. Our FIRE Cor.
pany with their Engine, Immediately
repaired To the fire and commercr,
successful operations, but untorturaf,
Is used the wafer from the ran.l,t.
instead OF the creek, and got the hos,
stopped with tan-ross which caused ~.
explosion of the air-chamber of der,
CINE. We are confident. had TN, 49,,
happened, the dwelling house ww,li
have been saved; as i; vas, .he due
ling. bark housc.swith-a large 0uanti,
Of bark. stable. &c. was burned dow
Mr. De,inney's loss is considerable
How the fire was communicated j. no,
known.- G0-ene.
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Erfroei u a irsT from H.raeai5s, 81 Jan
~. 10 q merchant "a Nt4g York.

20 10 merchant ga Ntp York.
we have had quite a civil var here
Tor tie last two weeks. Que night five
hundred Of the low class were under
arms, determined 60 murder AFT the
heads Of The Custom House, unless
'hey gained, a. they termed II, Their
liberiy--thst -, declaring themselves
independent ~ Bolivar. and joining the
Fenezuelians' a meeiiag Of The citi.
zens vas called the next day, when IL
was resolved 10 join. anil We are now
under 90 entire new government. On
the 10Th of Feb. the duty is 10 be te
dueed nn all articles. probably much
loser than they ever had been. Mer
chants formerly paying 300 for q "a.
tent 20 do business, arc now allowed 10
act without tbs tar. Business seems
to revive within a few days. &c
" j. M. .gdr.
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Matthews was PLAYING in Glasgow
~ last accounts. The report Of rs
death, received By way Of Paris. vs.
ot course, unlOundyd.
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Adam Stewart il exhibiting in Bos
ION series OF apparatus to prove that
compressed ar Is more powerful me
chan'eai agent than gunpowdcr or
steam. lie protested also 10 have in
vented a method of casting hinges AZ q
single pouring Of the metal. a most im
proved made Of cutting all kinds II
screws u is announced that he hss
made other inventions more wonder.
iul' but OF less practical importance
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The Cincinnati American mep,iops
the trial OF man IN ;lrTt city fur ha,-
ing fwo wives. His counsel proved
that he had three. and though, to dear
bin. But the judge would no, allow
the great crime to destroy tho less. AMI
the woman-io'er will probably ha,, Co
reside IN the state prison, one year f.
each WIFE.
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The Portsmouth Journal Of the 18Th
INST contains returns Of the votes tor
Governor from so towns, which have
gwen an aggregate of I2,4S7 Tor Har
'ey (Jackscnian.) aud Io.753 Tor Up
ham. Anti -Jacksonian.) The lurmcr
has doubtless succeeded.
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Extract from a private letter from
Port an Prince. per ship Coniance,
arrived al Now York.
Since the first Of February. the Pre-
sldent Boyer has issued a Proclama-
ton or Declaration Of War against
spain. -Four regiments Of infantry
are stationed at an important pass, be-
tween Port "a Prince and ST. Domin
go. All the forts are IN active prepa 4.
the general opinion Is, that
nothing of moment will transpire.
Miss Frances Wright arrived az
Port au Prince, in a vessel from New
Orleans. She has with her "a Iiberat.
ed slaves, and cargo Of provisions,
which she intends selling for their be
neft, purchase Of land, &c"
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From the following paragraphs, and
from others in the English newspapers,
1t would seem that the fate Of Greece
cannot yet be considered as settled
The difficulty is, which shall predomi-
nate IN the new government about tn
be established there. the Russian, or
the French and English interests.
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FOEEIGN.
--LATEST from ENGLAND.

Ten Of the pirates belonging to the
Brazilian brig Defender de Prdro.
were hung at CadiZ on the llth and
18th Of Jan. The heads of six Of the
most notorious. placed on the for
uhcati0ns nearest 10 the sea.
LONDON, rEB. Q.
BY the German papers which arrived
this morning, there is an article dated
Florence, stating that the Emperor Of
Brazil has requested Lord Cochrane
To resume the command OF the feet,
for the purpose OF making an attack Oh
Portugal. We know not what degree
of credit this statement is entitled TO-.
should II prove true, the reign of Dou
Miguel will be short for a proper ex-
petition. under less experienced and
determined commander than Lord
Co,hrane. would create diversion in
favor OF the emperor, which must prove
destructive to the usurper.
Adr;anoplc is to be converted into n
fortress Of the first rank, rs the late
campaign has proved its importance.
Russian officers frequently Como hith
er on leave, from the head quarters at
Bourgas.
BREIES, JAN. ,.
A letter from the Emperor Of Mo
rocco was received here few weeks
ago. 1t was addre ssed 10 the Hanse-
towns of Hamburg. Bremen, and Lu-
beck, demanding an annual tribute or
present TO be sent to Morocco corsairs.
whenever the IIanscatic ships should
show themselves OH the coast of Spain
or in the Mediterranean. Ii is under
stood that the Hanseatic towns. mean
actually to grant this tribute, as there
are no means Of escape, if the com
merce is to rcmiin uninterrupted in
those parts, rs The Hsnse- towns have
no ships at war. Ii is hoped that the
tribute all be only professionally graut-
cal and Tor certain number OF years.
IL - said that the Consul General Of
; the Hansc-towns has opened negotia
tions IN London to procure, at beast, a
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