Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27
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From the ". Y. Erening Post.

From the v. Y. Ereaing Post
! Our readers will recolIect that in one ofthe
late severe gals of wind with which our srs
board was visited, the corvette kobsineton. on
her way from Philadelphia, bound 10 ST Pc.
t'rshugb, wtih the Russian Ninfster and suite
on board, was, after beng al sea a few days.
dlsnas ed aud otherwise injured In tins
cflppl d state She was f,lien III with by the
schr. Superior. btlougog 10 Mr. SiIrs r
Burrows Of this cify then on her passage from
New York 10 the Pacific Ocean ON a seang
voyage Ihe Captain of the Superior, AT the
pressing solicitation of the Russian Minister
took hIn aud a number Of other gentlemen
OH er' OF the Russian Navy, on board. and
brought them 10 this cirv. Soon af er they
landed, the following correspondence took Mace
between the owner and Baron krudener, winch
We take great pleasure in living before the
public, a honorable IL Our Commercial rcpuia
non and character
NV York, Sept 3, 1890
lbs iFcfFfnfy Baron krHdeHer, EHr01 Ezra
oFd'R~4apd Minister PienPoieutOnary from
hHSstt 10 he L. S}ateS:
Sui am informed by Captain Conger, of
the oralins scho,4 Superior, belong To mp,
mat on his passage n The South Seas, in lat.
IS, long. 6S he fsl in with the Russian corvette
hensilsion ~ u 'ilsmaSted state Of distress
aud US minced from yonr soiiciiations and
mos OF the Russian admiral aud officers win
yoh. II return 10 his port, AMI safely Landed
yonrpariy nine IN number last night, all
We'll
Capt Coneer informs me that he made
nIost advantageous contract far nv ipip,estS-
that aoy amount thought proper 10 demand
your exceliency had agreed to paw | am. sin
n 4 ~veter-ohen have been "A sailor-and
my ieeings cannot be led nstray by any pecu.
mary considerations. shall not receive an,
compensation for The service rendered v,p
knowing taat You viii repay the same if chance
should place any OF my Suffering cnnntr, men
within yonr reach. 1he Captain assures me
the amount receive is to be paid by the Rus
sian government This IN no manner chances
my decision. rs CONSIDER individuals should
aci TO governments. aud governments To indt
Fhlnais, as individuals 10 each other and
AN hapPV Ia having thiS opportunity of Showing
The knssI1" government whiea has invariably
been the tiend Of my country the feelings thar
a citizen OF the United States enteriaios / send
yoh by the 6ear"T uwe0ty-sesen trunks and
cases OF baggage, belonging 10 you and
fla uls.
Wishing YOU aud your companions every
blessing, aud sale return io your country.
rom'in your most obedlent and very hnmbIn
servant, SiLA5 +, BURROWS.
Nrw foRE 4th Sept. 1880.
NV D'ar S.t--l regret that lae contents Of
your letter of yesterday, deprive me OF tbe sat
Isiaetnn oil expressing otherwise than in vnrds
my sense of the services rendered to nv soy. |
eminent aud myself 10y The Commander of "a.
schooner Superior, who landed me and the
officers of the Imperial Navy, and enabIed me
mus 10 accelerate the return Of these eeatlemen
to tnSsin, M a lime when. il the aid of vonr
vessel mad net been afforded rs, an unfa yorahle !
wind might have for weeks together. praclndsd
the krnsioston's masking this y IT. His Ma.
,es'y the hmrero', has too vivid a pe,cen,iao
81 mat which 20 siinies tue feelings of ,i,bt.
'oi ho"'' aud generosity, not to appreciate |
MY Tue fes"lutioD you have taken l., ,.i.ct
NJ eShl nsatioa tor ihe los OF tine NJ, tho