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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16
From tke Knickerbocker.
THE AUTUMNAL MOON.

Daughter Of Earth! We wander hand in hand
Tn your unpathed, Unreasonable way,
together mlngling with the starry band,
Chanting to cherubim their measured lay:
Thy sleeps on her bosom. Where expand
Her silent wales and deep blue waves at play;
Gently they glow beneath thy radiance mild,
AS joys the mother in her young eyed child.
Nations have worshipped thee. BY the dark Nile
Have maidens wreathed thy lilies in their hair,
While from thy temple on the Memphian isle,
Music and fragrance gushed upon the air.
Adoring Persians, by their mountain pile,
Have watched thy slow majestic rising there;
The War-roused Moslem mid his steel. clad might
Lifts high thy crescent form, and halls the fight.
Queen Of the weird and witching hour! thy beam
Calls the light fairies from their messy rest;
1ltanla and her train by some wild stream,
Dancing upon the green sward's spotted vest;
Some troop away to gladden. with dream
The teyered artisan, with toll opprest;
Spirits unshrved, to troubled sleep consigned,
Rise in their sheeted robes and haunt the wind.
AT this thy banquet eve, the revealing sea
Moves in her festal robe of white arrayed
While silken leaves on many wind-swept tree,
Glitter with ever-varying light and shade.
The riven oak now siNered Ger by thee,
Stops with grace amid the darkling glade:
And the boar ruin mouldered wide with time,
Tells long legend Of its olden prime.
".
The fond heart stirred with thy mysterious spell,
Yields to affections beautiful and rare;
The maiden fingers in the shady dell,
The mother listens to her infants prayer:
The soldier, musing, hears the village bell,
In the deep breathing Of the ftful air;
While the young seaman in the splashing foam,
Halls welcoming voices at his fathers home.
1}entoa, IN. J. 1886. H. L. B
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16
HE G. NEW YORK Life Insurance and ,rrr-,

new YORK Life Insurance. .na ,r,-.-s
dollars hi - .s capital subscribed OF one million Of
IT, 800 ~. - consequence of being The deno.t -
nf ~ - cnahcery, and Of the Surrowpafe Ccyur -
~ liz S.a.s OF New York, as well as Of fndv;d.,
ions - %a means have increased upwards Of five mil;
Chancery, dated 23d Of Nav. 1885 = ule Master in
salaries an pubic employment who receive fixed
Securing IKE this affords certain mode Of
as.incicnt sum for their families A. f;,.r ~,
ano y ne OBJECT Of parent besides that Of aay;
- g accumulate something for The snnnors E
sed n this IS ose who Be sa
mind and person which are usually 1erg'es OF
ordinary struggles of life. Ae'essa'y through the
person aged 30 years, whose income 4. \, 40 i}
to his children q q
husband 30 years old may provide $500 a. e0 Jay
ray,ng annually the small amount Of All an o we
e ns oa eeIs may create saving fund Of al 900 q,
Ss1 SO AT 60. the amount NAV Ne OF
81 seven years, for the yearly
h.. .hn minor oices Of the public service ernsrsr..
ncumbents to Law un ans ARE not sufficient enable the
Q! age much less for the maintenance of tho..
" ns aDos o. thirty years, are Therefore n,".s,
tive and o. me day. and there are many sens;.
tha, dnu anx'oas hearts who live for the
tner families, that harrassed for vs. Of
apPsehenslons OF future want 80 y me dreadful
Gives rsant Le Insurance Company holds ON. ,.;.r
5o,,n. y - nope, and by the small economv or r
dollars per month. puts the mind Al ease Of lew
me e1 OF securing It for others anu anords the
.; me Preimlnaries for efecting Insurance. -.
simple, being merely declaration ~ are very
Paeu'ars set out in the forms Of tie o.. .no
applicant upos ssasmen, Of the physician and friend q the
which will Be ,rn;s o. ne same points the blanks for
-, As ne design Of the company profit On he ons .
e e the other its system are
attn - npo Una. end i only requires reciprocity Of good
md security to its customer s'iens'n % i'sei
bora ~ - - me Navy will also be Insured either for
~ sea duy the latter Service however being with
ude and climate of the voyage. 70 '''' 'a'i-
insurance will be made for year. Or any period
;nn seven years, or for life, the premium VARYING n
liner case, according to the term The risk Of tie @
any will commence with the date Of the policy: bnt M
insurance will be considered valid until the noI; W
esDered to the insured. Full information win h 80
pom application, post paid, 10 We given
HENRY M MoRFIT.
Warrington City,
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16

Boston Ladies' eighty gears ago.-We find
in the American Annals, an account of the ami
versary of a Society for Encouraging Industry
held in 1853, on which occasion Boston Com.
mon presented novel sight sin the afternoon
about 800 young female spinsters, decently dress
ed, appeared on the common at their spinning
wheels. The wheels were placed regularly in
three rows, and female was seated at each wheel
The weavers also appeared clearly dressed, in
garments of their own weaving. One of them,
working at loom on stage, was carried on
mems shoulders, attended with music. An i'm
mense number of spectators were present at this
interesting spectacle. The Rev. DR.. Cooper
preached discourse, and collection was made
for the benefit of the institution"
Ladies of Boston whirling three hundred spin
ming wheels! These were afterwards the matrons
who refused British tea--and who never saw a
piano. Wonder if a thousand delicate ladies could
not now be seen in the city, at their pianos, where
one old-fashioned rosy damsel could be found at
the healthy exercise Of the spinning wheel!
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16
N oTICE.-J. PERKINS, House. sign-

oIlCEa!. PERKINS, House, Sign. and Orna.
mental Painter has removed from bis old stand -
~" cas-. o. Ihe Native American Hotel Pennsyva
wnere ne will be pleased to attend TO those
VINO may favor him with their custom He has emnovsd
experienced hands to do Burnsh Gilt Lookinr.
afames &c. in fashionable superior
which w;lI y .u ua frames regt as when new; ali Of
be procured elsewhere. P'A''s uah can
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16

Historical Remarks up0n the Duration and
End Of the World.-Chronologis have not
agreed upon the duration of the world. All the
ancient authors and fathers Of the church Of the
first ages have calculated $500 years from Adam
up to the birth Of Christ. Eusebius, bishop OF
Cesarea in Palestine, who lived under the empire
of Constantine, abridged that calculation. Mo
dern authors, for the most part, make the time
1000 years. The learned have also differed in
their ideas Of the end Of the world. The Rabins
and the first Christians who commented on the
apocalypse have made it the subject of many
idle conectures. Since the death of Jesus Christ
the end of the world has been necessarily an
nounced. st. Cyprian, who lived in the third
century, speaks, in his exhortaon to the martyrs,
thus: "The dangerous time of anthichrist ap-
proaches, when we shall behold the end of the
world" This error, SO common among the first
Christians, was dissipated by the Millenians who
believe that Christ is to come and reign over the
saints for one thousand years.
The ancient philosophers have disputed upon
the end Of the world. They believed that when
the earth and the stars have finished their course
the world will be ended, and the heavenly bodies
return to the points in the heavens where God
created them.
Plutarch states the opinion of some who be-
lieved that great revolutions will be accomplished
in TIT lunar years. Some give 9977 years
Heraclitus $4,000 years-Plutarch and Dion
l9,s04 years. Astronomers, who measure the
duration of the world by the revolution Of the
armament, give 10000 years. With Ticho Bra
he, 10000 years.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16

hANiEL PIERCE respectfully informs his friends
and customers, that he has removed his Umbrella
nanacio,y 70 the north side Of Pennsylvania Avenue
the Native American Hotel Persons having Umbrellas
to cover or repair, are respectfully solicited 10 call as
above. - ' 80
P.S. AS several Umbrellas have lost the mama. y,
moving. the owners would much oblige If thew wonld
come and designate their Umbrellas Sent "a - o..
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16

ERENCH LESSONS.-Mons. Abadie has the homo,
= TO inform the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this civ
own native language at his rooms or private families and
this Office. Apply Al
Aoades French grammar and course Of French Lite.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16

Female Colonel Of Cmrassiers.--By recent
ordinance Of the Emperor Of Russia, several
members of the Imperial family are appointed
to the command of regiments, and among the
rest the Grand Duchess Maria to the Colonelcy
OF a regiment of Cuirassiers.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16
SAMUEL DE VAUGHAN,

AS on hand, and will constantly keep large suppy
Of the best Swedish Leeches He can be found Al
all hours at his residence 9th street. three doors north
Store. A. 90 :,
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16

- this Office. neaey executed at
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16

p"tlCAH, ny hiCdHS VI WHdL pIdStlC nature could
we inoculate into our minds a spiritual world,
which is one and the same in all and each of us!
eerfulness.--C heerfulness, which is ouali-
ty peculiar to mana brute being capable only OF
|enjoyment-ope like Spring, all the blossoms
OF the inward man: a discontinued God were con-
tradiction, and salvation is an eternity older than
damnation. Try for single day, / beseech Won.
to preserve yourself in easy and cheerful frame
OF mlnd-be but for one day, instead of A fire.
worshlpper Of passion and hell, the worship
per OF clear selfpossession-and compare the
day in which you have rooted out the weed of
dissatisfaction, with that on which you have al
lowed 1t to grow up-and you will find your
heart open to every good motive, your life strength
ened, and your breast armed with panoplv
against every trick Of fate-trnly you will wonder
at your own improvement.
SchoLarship.--What shall we saw of orr great
classical scholars and philologists! Are thew not
many OF them at least-engaged in the soulless
Occupation OF unrolling the mnmmy-bandaoe of
the ancient graces! If we cannot see the graces
except In the guise of a manged mummy. stwere
better not to see them at all.
Lte.-Life is an opium; it excites y, ,;,,le j,
first, and then leaves us sleepy, weary, and dis.
gusted!
Genius--hyfd eHty.-Clev ,vonaen are often
inhdels; men of high genius are generally believ-
ers.
oey-forfraifure.-A man never portrays his
owh character better, than by the way and man
nI, !" winch he Portrays the character of an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-14

iohg submitted 10 with patient ncehn4..,
there h1sI aed on hi Ii be IN end of E. IS h"
VIZ u II &C 'ses 10 be sitiuc: But ve = '9's
sure thtithas reached tbs ,oiar. and IL. >. l.
influence misleads DER ju.lga..t .af.- .'2i'g
inehre i'ie game ii 3" n against VIII N, wa
pr"Ple. Ii ~ hasf for "A1l' a ccq,ary " .p.-
df7Fofed "a COMMIT. ,irra' Britain - >.,l,. a..
ed boundary lHe GA orr No,,;e,.,...
which M Van Burr" ituis toll, us -.
should s"tfr long 10 remain in dispute NJ.
sc PAT on s1e'l beigerent aspect t,,,.a D''f
sd distracted SISTER Republic, Who. a6r, ~ VIVA
1t. Nitf!i"ds herasscnl 10 thu claims null, w
less because she doubts their u,tice thai, W
IS nn..he 10 iliuidalc then'-Bnt. ne,l -, ''a'
Is We sN""ld not close our YES to tho f.,
should We declare war against hrr, ,l,, MI WI
Us pa, most dearly for The whistle. by f,...'s
every eui-ihfoat who may hire veSsei a., '"ag
with commission, 10 prey upon our wiaa,x
cd commerce. Size, having huta limited -. s''''
aud no assailahlc point tos an attack by H.. '''
suffer comparatively liue ornollingb by = u,,..,.
we should probably lose :. or n,r3..1 '''
tie amount now involved in dispute L., ''
that this Is a Consideration which ace.r...
weight, ever 'loaeh National HONOR ~.
thc OPPOSITE scalr. Bu.. turn from lin, al,
"pon Which We hEr eNra'iatcI at creatr, l.'.,
than We Intended. 10 some other feature. "sa
sac. more nearly touching otlr immediate i,,...
The most Important q these arc the C,4-.
the Finances Of the country. Mir. Van pa,.,.,
ns tliat 1t" regards the National Bn,L and H..
Banh D"Nosiie eysi"nl IT having BEEN no !, d..
! IS rejected hy Congress AT is laleexfr, e,.,,an
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ssogdinafs mission ms last NOTE - lie department,
W which has reasons Tor taking HAT step we're ex
pressed. WAS Published IN New York In the Journal
called the Coulter drs Eats Uus.' T'lus doca
msn, had nsseI heea iaads pa5ie hy tie authority
of The deptrt9rat. he esE;effCe oi r,usn' let b.
Mr. Uoros,'zs. ptiaied la Pniadeipala IN spanish
had been previously made known TO the Steseiar, al
State. by , mcn,sr ct the al 2am4e enrps atcredIt
ed al Washington. who stated thai hr hll received
two copies and he believed thai the number a
copies hal bseattaus ti;fei hs the anlhot II each
member OF the foreign diplomatic corps ~ Aasbina~
tan; expressing. atihe same tine, hs sUrpHiee and
diasusi at the crossness oil such an At Is retiring
Minister. Oae of ihase copie- wa yen on the re
quest The Secretary, Tor tie af Ire Department
vi Slate. That the belief Illus exI rr.srd. well
founded. 40 donbt c4lettaiue1, as u copy WAS al
90 procured by Of The officers al tlr Department
Of Stat. from another member OF tie Diplomatic
sorps; and one was rHi, II vas afterwards dsco,=
cred, To The editor al the "t0ur des Edls Juts,
by third, witt retni,sep IL Esr any PURPOSE
whatever. Extracts we're published ifamihe pauph
lei IN tina, naper, and IN several nibef repsp7l ers
aud the copy the hands ST the eJorat The French
Journal was lent without scrups, o. % coalition.
hut thai after heins copied usei, should I've
turned. The duplicate copies seal "a the dfrym,
tic cotp, were obviously i3trrdeito aisr the moot *
ten,iss circulation II tie matters ranf1tcd the
pamphlet; ani douht one expected 10 he
transmitted - each tpteisa GnvrfUrirai trpfe.FfHd
IN tie United Sates. ard fbr afheg - ap.t fhc
ohre. offs lez3Ii ~ Wa~h1nafru. From fhe
savocal circumstances Under which thr I=snI h3##
vas procured aui tn ,ssafo ss eautai4. FL u the i,
fac US supposed tAat lie elfri ysaa.t - ry a.
iietal responsibility, by ~ csen7.r ~ puhfc71an
rs his personal net, iha, Giving u hmsslt a u h.
Government nc bentG b. heael ia dr. We 31bu L.
defamation OF tle CH,l States with II lie Cavern
Ments Of EUROPE asd wnh Ii. eau oaau.tl,ueu. a.
mong whom II VAS widely Distributed - .ean hr
reached the Mexican territory, Is y lrrlnde to rs
last rrpori to HI. osn tiaseramea', without ekpusifs
that GofeTntarut - drmagi iprtelt,ss Ter tho m
In, h,iY l.ff Ia, - ,e,,.s.ttt.Ya
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Mexican taYtI#Wrut lbs attempted naunrHfa5fe-
u. Il Prov thu their Nieslef piebtpstsu'iak ,d
Easoy lalf1osdlnag, ntser eaeudetn a. End IL Z
sltirs q jrat,rd lt IL ofa3'is cham bs .V
i7sihz e~tsHii'lrl u~Bze. u so=4f1 - hg=f aI'c
rI1#.a. "a - al tie fHnnaHl Nasa'. e#1ft II Ht
tii=hc .#aH n rsl1i' ~ - - 'as t,t#aH-- = 90.
af.aa aat pcaius tnastnuta .- is u....iai vH.arr.
ietsaIc3 ,llt Il mss n the saasH ,a nag aI'
fs4l been iH'eHHsj e#eusiF#.t i anHii INV br'u
Wih.s II ElzI.#.. f4f ,tsRlntan s.UnHE l.e IrH-
rie OF The 1lfeI {, 4fes; all 'hat Ar d.l Hot a#ep-
lat II iuasc ais G.. eaeura Al tss All, Iona. BODY,
heeRHse he ia aaf ssad 70 IN flrtH 8tarai.f, ~ e9p
flefa'is. Niih au exnlt,iop ot hi- oHIert. Tie
,aatsyjer sI "a Hudasful aud ll3e use IA idr u .1r
copies LEFT, Wifl The recon- NE ID .Ba 10 IA TIM,
are uniuaauatei, tie best evidences OF III iateI-
ton 81 he author The lamphirt j. lahorri el'Iit
10 prove that the bited States lo sores of ys1ls.
sought nauS'ly Ia obtain posss,-ion OF fIr tefft"N
belonging 10 friendly power, tai The yea ISIS.
when. the yrcut,r II the Unir1 States pre-, eaJrs
to uolhius but Hhdt was reasonable Ito Iioujd
ueafy WIS nefatjcd tie neaofiatufs beng lOIr
ma OF tairut- apd eesi islHi hat, SUI ,cqHrp j.
90 aaHt ftsaty. lie waut # ra.d lah III ufeptfy
ui#1uraahr" atai.x.sf ae1nue procession u! 'ne
irrflotN thr Ifs'"r3td ti.3n 20 - l'all lti ben
t5ele' a.1uda8rd; fhu uhlc IT, tioser1Jrs4f q
fostering tile SINISTER design of Violating s H. 49,
ueles Of the.l tte1tg Nth .ry4ro, tin Pre- dent
an 81 ifss ~ atst.rs ar" Lon lHa mt i" ear ~ il'
3eztHa / VIZ Extraordinary pet statao9rri afrr
teafar Ia 64trr. Hteat drslnutr of lon1 fam. aud
hat tho Il Up IL Vtfh 1lr eAt ep5iuu II nu
.afc u#suol. Gt> .rbrd - ltl,neiHe "a t'r .thno
# A7Slnt'os u Madison ur.rsr,e ssar ,i.t".I
|Htt a4i i1v.as ryeIf ;!l.nt u thr.y roafr. tnul
htah!is Iced l. dsharr#t. efcrds. unHll. er.rd
'.s tuas=4p i nl5a1jlrl 1Uetrie. ~ ie1r,rfttc,
Yleaa'j. The ~ ,tion TN such = p1mphle nas
rat iute# aie| IA offend the Uuuei HJlfes rN-
ua#fi.uah thu h jsto be hoped IL It the Mcs .au
lthr,uaHslH ltf ou isrd 10 examine IT, Such
'ela'ahaa, 10 ieEtd - Us Iufcn. Hau, oBHut nfcI
49, d." raho ally aDcaHule3 loi. nDlrsa j. snppo4
cetiot tit Government tl.us t5atto lrnrtacll the
Ia fftt 4
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reported to have Joined he reicl camp, ard the Nal
bagto Z had 10 be sent back to tbs cisy. is
not deemed safe carry farsber fh9u St.Eus.
taehr.
Ahou City families Of osdt>,- hasc beeu undett liz
necessity Of seekip -, unf, "a ll1e scs IA limela
fighi. ard amy d here Thursday asa yesterday
fiip number Of r.brls Is stated 10 be mHth greater
'ifln ST Charis, many 81 ham have, IN ii pro
btl,ill.y. iuinei Then friends the North.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-14

Doctor LOWS Marshall, tepr'cd n Cotllcnar Of
extensive and waved leaning. binhcr 4i4hc tc hIc
J"'te OF the l"ted Suites, has been appointed Pre-
sdrnt OF he IrHsy iv1aia University IN the State OF
Kentucky.
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LONsER CANADA.

i'll aeeeGats agree taat the reb |, lfs nusterine
Ntet forces III considerable numbers north OF THIS CT
~ and ale building Qualifications aad making other
demonstrations Of an g;eaded engagement WITH The
Qoeep's Haeifs. IL Fo~t ,strr-r an4,e,Il Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-14

TRADE or NE~ loRK.--'i'hc quantity OF wheat
and Hour ai,,Fcd at Albany ior New York CT, The Fl.
teen days preceding D,c by rail road and caual, las
hcca equal Ia 10000 barrels.
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F'gGEs&S FsTELAgaE3gGE.


LfTIiE FRENCH
The slip Mc>tets. " %cH AU.s Gom M.la a.
bin : ,l,da1 drr,t he % 0cIOber aud Ma'aga
- ih. . Np.ru,haf.
'T4e taL5as al Caa.ttatrc 4 confirmed - the fol
fs-H# fortl. Mafsti . cj7l Bulletin.
Ia=ass. J. .t i.'l' j-spl Z. as"- Is tef esrl 81
=. eatralcs ri. 49, .raeIs 'aaY MA Caasa.o1r.
ia t7.h rs eat 4! ia .,ur iaoi l.1nrI i al -
lI,r s.s.sl',. tNipl Gt4eet 81 I.
S,.sBs-I 20 trs4 ttua ;iils country - Uei Vet lie
els 81 81 1aY te.at ss1.l4e.of 1o..isttr.S t.eapf
b. Pa'tnd.t. A. .cfuaa} ,t90 salrnett ct liz
14h Ger. sqeaas oI "a tse 'Dsetg na- aa''as .cfea
- tiat'riei1"
Tn D-,. from ysN,dod, O Oc,. n !. hat COM
fuehaDa, Gou,D1nl,riH Chfrt, follows tezg upeH
The pfsirud,ls faction, aGl j al, CUT to Them .un!fy
HIon4. great aad s0sll
PoaftGst.--lhe md.qidnH, made prisoner. IN
fhr CHaupct1sf ,'eeluton. have been Al liberty
The loHes have decldt IN Ew9s oi ues ,ou.iilo
upp.
The Queen he, eo1C.ued iol hiseou It D. Arta+
an siir Baon de BauiItie NE Of cell M4rh rs,
=, reward lat Tier eminent servers. IL pnulHg
down The lite fesoiutionaty mo'claen's IL P5na-
sal.
o n" oh Dgaber th- tHo otfcer. above iained,
At tlJr head 81 pat Of heir vision. ms. lfHb
h. eaas mo Opo,to. Ii wa, ~ !codid allan.
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The eeae, have decided IN f,9f of . nes ,ou.iao
Hep.
The Queen rs oac.aed u ,o1 lseoo, D., Ar,a.
an In Buon DE Bpuilth. l'le Of t..cll M4uhtts.
-, reward for tier eminent servers. IL plulag
down The Lite feaouuohty m7'caen's II Pyra-
sal.
o. ~" oh October th- ,ao officer. abosc ,.a,nad
Al thr head q 4 patt Of thrr Division. ma. ltfb
hreaas uso Omao. II va, al codid allan.
sr.--,,y----.---y.-----.--.e=a=
LOWER CANADA.
W. have 10 Nop'r al o,orese paper, oi Thus
lay Nov. 30. 'ad FHtag, = esolbrr 1t btu i9e
n tonfrmoion 4 al u opl8loU+ we hlgr hcl#.n.
.orr f>3gcss i, TO cr't,rfa1 ,ncers,c4Df l. H.
surec#t> Disasters Of he lrNai t.ttrg. 60.
Nelaerlj anJ ilis lnop' tear Il No ma oH
Thursday, IN th.if reform rom the expedition ~.
Chules. lawn. viii them tao p,rer- of ct.uon IL
}1"d9nfd h} the Insurgents II Pom O'e4tir, ai.d
= prisoners.
Mos1RLAI, prr.1
Mtitayg moronfnis.--'rhe John Bah aud 81.
G,orse ste atnbuas came up yesterday forenoon frou,
llue1er, With about COCO stand OF arm, and Aceou.
ucmfpi. complete.
Tie Vneones steamboat lsil Yesterday s1otntac
or Sorrl, with tue field plrcrs roul Supply If
lctN. undrr the command OF Gataan II lafil.
The John BuIiai-o LII fer ttr saa.e Pee, ~!
ii" light omPanyof tlfn 2l't. under Cau.at Hraaa.
auP company OF atf 53i. ntI1al { lsip i#a.rt. al
deat'uural of de HatUed Eouujre, E.va. =,
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