The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-16

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an Ia .r.pas seec l=ii 81 hoArl ia
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his naa,..rl o. usea. a oss ign- II n b..
in reale.r I pvah.rly Pg'ii"rs 10y the
Circumstance -. tee helng m tan iru'is
On board 10 srcafs l.'e p,ls'a -. aha
r, miles I'd s.i.p siuan % TetaSe tie
, i,e. lie snrf.y nj I.ieai 10 lgrrs. l..
sls.e! by the "a 81, mi : Jpn "a Porter.
eoaiu tel ne ,.F,ze ,a'e!y &c -. k'Iss.
Re.a-a,a, - tie intel Is G.. Lie I
Rol.e,s : commissioned a ea,'ialn in
the Navy, IL cAasl raII n nj hIs higliE
m~ri,r. - con aac! ~ An0G, qu,lIii.
e-aans lie uas All oiHiei 20 c0m.nln'i
the Slaap OF W.r Mm,lanl. IN W ich
vesse. he c.s.Ssl IL he Nest las!Ie. 10
maa, moasas realsnns imports 4 ser,i-
CTS. In lsul. he sai,rd in llIe har, land
for l'r.s..e. wi.h Mr.. naWs n. ,ea: as 4
diplomatic Messenger 10 that Court
Ia ls,2. he was Arpmnirl . the rom.
msnd Of the Join Al attached IT,
;ae uediIerr a an sluAtlr"n; de-tTOyed
the Me.b 'uja ii - gins. +" the largest
cruiser belonging t. f'ipoli. snI per
formei otter valuable ser.Ises.
In lse4 he ~ss app1ia Ell To the FRI
gaze coagress. AMI proceeded - tie
Mediterranean as fart at a squadron OF
vessels, unler the command nf Com
molms =. Barran. seat ihIIaeE against
Trl,"li.
From Com. Darnn's extreme II health.
he reslgnc tie command at tie u "a /.
ron in Nay, lSn5, tn om.noInre KOIg-
ers. whose decisive cOr.ucl .opn dispn.-
e! tie Bss.,aw 1 a., Ia to mdk- peace
vita Us, an! in less Gha lNo months al.
ter the eohR4nl devOis ell Upon lin a
treaty Of pesre vas canel n,Iel with that
Power, on Ie'ms di,laIed by him and
Eol. Lear.
In 1879. the comm mi OF squadron
was glyIn o .lm. lie lasned into tie
Eurn,ean sc :. nal MANNER at cap.
IL Is, mast OF Sh,cr he from Necessity
Destroyed. reiIenln! lrihn - ant aEse. an
absence Of mure AN Tree mpnt.s Al
tie time he sailed. a mum er Of the enc.
my's vessels wer~ "n our cn,>i. greatly
exceeding the tomRo To e. sin Idrnn
in force. These he successfully evadel.
and, b. DAWN! hem off N ,ursuit Il
him, enabled great nlmher "f nr mer.
chant vessels, With salaa.le rarg ,es, to
r"turT in safety to our ,Orts. Dme OF
The effects Of this cruise was to save
millions to on: M Chants AMI to our
Government.
Wh~n the British army ma'ched up.
on B.ltnore, COm mo,Iore Rodg-r. art.
ed s'distin.uished par, in the def nee OF
that civ. Many h lieve trat BaIum ~
w"uli have been surrendered h,t f,r lie
sea- n ,hle 40 uf Tie rec md his CON.
m.n.l
Af'e' The war. he was anpair"d Com.
m'''i ner Mite Navy. an 4 pr S del over
that B01ri for sey~rd wars lie was
manly instrumental in IN king rrgnIt.
tons WhIc', have CO ,ducsI I" the ec,n-
buV Of tn naval >e"I'- IT, was Of
ierel the appointment of Secret rv "f.hs
Navy. bur declinel il. IA int ari..d
IS President 1T e lInlr Il NatY Com
massIoaers. ah"u Is1 wears ago. tue
i'r side I ia'it.d hm 10 take cum uani
OF i''e MedI "rra ear slrad'on. me ii N.
ing c"9s!I'fI iors. i,duc - hin ~ IL,
go. ttg'tv honorable 10 tn. cnlnmp 10 e.
tie. sccepte }, AMI is fig was noiste
m boari the NorEa Ear lin sh., uf the
line. Of shirh ID. ! Paterson. 10.
vas appointed captain. lie crsis-d IN
Inc NJ" erranram seas nrari. three
years lie rad much interuarse with
W" comnaa 'ers of other naval ..oSprs,
mi was held BY then in higi es;im nj II.
he sip was plrticIl mly distinguished
OF her line con .iliaE at al times AMI
The high state Of discipline ma nt.inei
On board. The Commodore. his accom-
PiIshed Cap ain, and this noble s,,eci-.
men OF American naval Architecture, we're
'9ect' Of uaversal adairaii. n. Return
Ing to the United STATES, he was again
ssppon'e! President Of The bard OF Navy
l ohmiSsl"neFs, and continued to dis.
.ns'ge with great fidelity AMI zeal the
'ruanus du'Ies Of thn 81 on. till his N.
was literally worn out, and hi.
mind exhausted, IN the service. lie then
trip to England in the
lofe OF fec'Sa.!pg his health, and was
'"ere received with those kind attentions
"h'Sh were gratefully remembered till
his last moments.
vi MS PeSbnd cIlrlcte-. it may be
ode l. .a''' IN 'usr of quick tenn yer. he