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b the Nasionai Ia,ellisencer.
lie FLORIDA WAR.

milling article Of tie Governmen,
papel!ished FEW days ago. same
GhInsrriiarion was exhibited against
the nj Representatives for not
haEilln lis sanction To the bill which
passdSenale oflhe Uuiled States a,
The sion To provide for the military
occnaand settlement ~ Florida; anil
the d II II 10 laid Al The door of the
Wild Conservatives. who, il 10
iniimEicketlly coniriged To strangle
the y Ne believe that some nT the
Cnnses with most OF the Wings,
were led to the measure; though
u VASES a party measure, nor by
party lance or combination. tina, the
bill waited. II was disliked because
l, wasKsfei: snd that is the reason
OF IT'S II was an unlried proiec,,
and. eYnting its certainty Of success.
was cared as proposing a lavish
aPpropb Of the public domain TO a
pnrpossh. il seemed to be thought.
could hmplished in another way a,
svasilyperra,e: and by means more
consis'elh the justice aud humanity
With wlwe have been often assured
land verify from high authority that
u has chem the disposition Of this
GTernu,o deal with the aborigines.
hat .seI way" was suggested To
We form Of an amendment
moed 70 vi making further appro-
prIilons suppression of Indian
t"'illiies, sHlwas agreed 10 by the
Hose viii nexpress understanding
NJ exPrssiio the Executive the
option nj TIA, iythai The Florida War.
Is l - terneasy be put an end To
NOE readily hyssori 10 peaceful means.
hal by = nlhprnseeuiion nj hostile
'reRlions. ihsoreetiing in the House
y Iepresenlat't ,ook place late in a
ign sitting. ans is probable that no
lii -ePort was e of all that passed
,ioH the occa'T DESTROYS that the
.xefntI re oiiiceri the Government. as
tell a. our TelI should understand
xarfy on WHIT pnd this movement
tie House al asseniatives was plsc'
BY those whn tinsied il. and sanc-
oned By tie Tue the House Of Re-
'esen'a'Ives. web procured from our
pDriers the i"lbhg account of The
marks 'i the ms ol The amendment,
y oi one nj The gssmen who folio wed
N in sHppnrt Oft
Tie bill fur sltession ot Indian
stililics being un, consideration in
; House If Represis.ives. on We'd
s'Iay. the 9Th Of Ibruary last. Mr..
EREfF moved amend the bill by
ertiug ,iic fJIlowiu
: for holtfng a try nth The !Ssmi-
Z msitms. frs MoSni dollars"
This sum. Mr.. Evet said, would he
'icient i''r til" rnerellding the treaty:
terms If il, Of cous, would be left
The Exern'ISe. Hsaid he had no
MT tie war might tlce be ended On
''naS'c terms. lielIieved it might
7 been 80 ended atluy time, He
rEed 10 tie opin;an ,kieneraI Jesup
apr" .'riatinn wnni put it into the
'sr al the Execatia tn make the
nPt. aud lis adDp'iol would he an
'''"7 n the Eyecu;ivof the opinion
- zt@ss that he s,tetit ought III he
g. Tia war had airely cost some
: i'," 6@5 09o.0o3. antrim a pr"i@ct
b~f'~e 'ts II ,p>e, IN bill from tie
=. II s"Blt. seem thqt,i,at war was
e3Iiiaued iadc.in'tet. That Till
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

John Quincy Adams. ..Ex.Prssideai.
has accepted the intilasion OF The New
York Historical Society. tn pronounce
before IL an Address on the approaching
iiilielh anniversary of the Inauguration Of
Washington rs the FIRST President Of The
Uni,ed States. Tho occasion il one ii
rare interest. which cannot bu. be CRAFTY
heightened by The selection Of and osalOs
20 worthy Of il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

II IL great and prevalent err"f, 'b''
children NAV be left u run wild in e'e'y
sort NJ street temptation inr several yfa'"
and that ii viii thrn be time eunEeh ="
break them in. This hnrrid tnls''N"
makes hall nur sprndlhriIts. ran'o'e',',,
thieves and druukards. M man WOW"
deal 81 with his gar4en ~ lot; no 'a""
would raise coIt ar puppy an sue" "
principle. Take Ratire. parents, "'''Ss
YOU Till die new snu aud throw IN e'o"
seed. the devil tx have crop OF I''''
sou weeds hvfnrt y,'u hnow "has - '"",
ae place. Lt,,k u y"m dear child AZ"
tlrtuk wiicihgf you wilt leave bis sa'e!
Or tulm al basatl.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
MAINE

By The Eastern mail we have received
the following, which we copy from the
Augusta tri-weekly Journal. |, puts an
end ior the present to all hostile measures
on the frontier, and sets nj rest all ques-
lions ri controversy. until farther instruc-
tons shall be received from the BRUSH
government. The troops Of Maine will OF
course immediately return to their homes.
Maj. General Sent seems TO have acted
in this affair in the capacity Of mcdi
ator. Boston DGi. .7dr.
Head Quarters, Eastern Division. D
United States Army,
Augusta, Me. March -, 1889.
The undersigned. a major general in
the army Of the United States. beng spe-
cially charged with maintaining the peace
and safety of their entire northern and
eastesrn frontiers. having cause IN sppre-
bend collision OF arms between the prox-
innate forces of New Brunswick and The
state Of Maine on The disputed territory.
which is claimed by both. has the honnr.
in the sincere desire of the United States
To preserve the relations NJ peace and am
ity with Great characterization which
might be much endangered by such un.
toward collisioI--lo Invite from his Ex-
cellency Major General Sir John Harvey.
Iieutenan! Governor. dc. &C.. a general
declaration To This effect.
Tina, il is not the Intention nj the Lien.
tenant Governor Of Tier Britannia Males
tvs province Of New Brunswick, under
Tie expected renewal of negotiations be-
tween the Cabinets Of London and Wash.
ingrnn on The subject Of The said disputed
territory. without renewed instructions 10
iha. effect from his government. 10 seek
I" take military possession Of that terrilo-
~. or 10 seek by military force 10 expel
'hereirom tho armed civil posse, or the
troops Of Maine.
Should the undersigned have the hon.
or 10 be favored with such declaration ur
assurance To be by him communicated 10
his Excellency the Governor OF the state
ol Maine. the undersigned dnes no, in the
least doubt that he would be immediately
and fully authorized by the Governor Of
Maine to communicate 10 his Excelicncy
the Governor Of New Brunswick a cor
responding pacific declaration 10 This Fl
fect:- 9-..#@
That in the hope Of speedy and salts
factory settlement. by negotiation between
the Government If the United States aud
Great Britain. il the prime, pa! or boundary
question between the state nf NJ ,ine and
the province al New iifuu.aick, IT'S no,
III: tateadJa Il tie 1pycfam Vi Name
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

Horrible Muraer.-I.asl SATURDAY. -,
poor man Who wasmosing eastward Win
his wife and three liIlle children, driving
4 small dEU,s Of sleep. on arriving IN
Florence. met with citizen Of that place
sho rode into his lock and raused him
some trouble 10 keep il together. when
The mover informed The individual Iha, he
must moi la 20 again. nr he would .hrnw
rock II him upon whirh some words
snsued. and the Individual again disturb.
Cd the lock, when lie mover threw
something a, him; upon this The trouble.
some man gnt or his horse. went into
grocery. got . CUR. and came out aud DE-.
liberaiely shnt she poor stranger in the
presence VI his wife and children. Tho
wounded man then made m eiTnrl 10 ne.
inio some house. when his murdcrous
assailans overlook and stabbed him 10 The
heart with bowie knile. The revolving
scene occurred in The presence Of many
citizens. Who never even lifIed ,hsm soIes
in defence Of The murdered man.
Morgan (.7la. ! .7dr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

Tie Ssshssagd ana uilstr ". r.,
papers a9sea h rnhsiileE he Eassar. -
Ghe bill glTiag lile President sr.raorl,..
ny poseFs u hofFaw money and r,;.. :.
lunaeeEs III easr n snddsn rmetvs...
crossing ont ol ihe Maine alF.ir =.
kind II eerafcaie N lnll II confidence :
he honesty. capacity. and al else. II n.
Van BURN. They furgrl fhas he Wa.
knew 100 vel he character of L. -
in whose handle ihsy we're willirg =
place thsse powers. lie d admi,.sd a.
III hands n pnssrss more ~ he anal,,,s.
II he Fax Than n The lion. and he VIZ.
knew there MSS - darger of his s,h,;s.
- long - lie ran ielp il. lie -. =,
aelly she man. lherrfore. in : hose h.rI.
10 Flare such = pe2rr. Tie coun,,v
does not want war II II ran Be avoidr3
and II has . guaranty lhas hr. Van H..
ren will not willingly rsuse aae.
The Standard says lhal he WHY'S NIL,
/" faesinusly oppose The Presiden.'' Il h
goes - War. The unanimous vote a
The Mig party in Congress. exprss,;,s
Of determination 10 sustain lhe righ,.
Of the country. loaks hugely like a IN.
proof in advance NJ this fsIsehood. The
Standard would have rejaieed IL N.
Wigs had taken ground against Maine
in this matter. just - il has been labor.
ing necessarily f"r six months mast 4,
convert the Wings into abnli,ioni,,s
Any Thing IN raise elamor BY whirh %
sustain lettering administration. BE-,
n will mt IL. The administration il :. =
gone case" Fayetteville Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

Toice Of Louiisiana.--The Wing men.
bers NJ the Legislature have appointed
Delegates fm Louisiana tn the Wig Ma
tianal Convention. and instructed them
10 support the nomination of Henry Clay
for President.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

mitloui renewed instructions lEoA lie ie-
gislslnre Fl he siais. % attempt ~ disiaIb
b arms ahs said province. II lie posses-
SION of he MadaS asia settlements. =
10 assempa 10 interrupts he nsusl eom-
mnnieslons between that pTasince and
her Majesiy's UPPER praFiaees; and that
he i wIllsng in The mean lime. n leave
The question of possession and iurisdae-
lion - lhey n present stand:--lhsi =.
Great Britain holding IN fart possession
ol part Of said lsrriiory. aud The Gos.
eminent o. Maine denying hrr righs %
such possession; and The state Of Maine
holding in The lsat. possession Of another
parIicn Of the same territory. 10 which
her right is denied BY Great Britain.
With this understanding The Gesesnnr
Of Maine will, without unnecessary delay.
wishdraw The military force nf The state
from The said disputed seHitory-leaylng
only. under q land sgenl. . small civil
posse. armed or nnarmrd. 10 proleel the
timber recently cut. and 10 prevent future
depTedasians.
Reciprocal assurances Of tas foregoing
friendly character having bern. through
the undersigned. interchsnged. all danger
Of collision between The immediate par.
lies 10 the controversy sill be ~ once
removed. and time Illowsd The United
States and Great Britain IN settle smiea-
big The great question Of limits.
The undersigned has much pleasure in
renewing 10 he sxcsIleney. Major Gen.
Sir John Harvey, The assurances Of his
ancient high consideration and respect.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
To copy Of the foregoing. Sir John
Harvey annexed the following:
The undersigned Msinr Gen. Sir John
Harvey. Lieut.. Governor nj her Isrigannte
Msjesiy's province II New Brunswick.
having received a proposition from Ma
inr General Winfield Scott. Of the nni,e,l
Stairs army. 81 which the foregoing 10 =
copy. hereby, IN his part. signifies his
concurrence and aequieseeace therein.
Sir John Harvey renews. with great
pleasure. 10 Msjnr General Scott the as
surance Of his warmesl personal consider
alton. regard and respect.
]. HARVEY.
Government House, Fredericton,
New Brunswick, March -. 1889.
To paper containing the note Of Gen.
Scott aud the acceptance II Sir John liar
Wy. Gov. Fairfield annexed his acceptance
in these words:-
Executive Department, L
Aagusta. March IS. 1853
The undersigned. Governor ot Maine.
in consideration Of the foregoing, the ex-
igency for calling out the troops Of Maine
having ceased. has no hesitation in signi-
Tying his entire scquiescenee in the pro.
position of Major General Scott.
The undersigned has the honor To len
der 10 Major General Scott. The assurance
Of has high respect and esteem.
JOHN FAIRFIELD.
We learn that Gen. Scott has in,errhan.
eed the acceptance Of Tie Governor AMI
Lieutenant, Governor, and also lhs, Gov.
ernor Fairfield Immediately issued orders
recalling the troops II Maine. and for or
sanizing the civil posse that 10 10 be con-
tinued, for the time. in fhe disputed terri.
tory. The troops IN this Town will also
be Immediately discharged.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

The Domagt---'i'hc N. Y. TransrHpss
estimates tile amount Of damage done ali
over tie c"untry by the late storm ~
about ten millions III dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

The Savannah branch Of the Bank Of
Darien. IN Georgia. has suspended 'pe'
Gle payments. Three lourths oil its ca
p,,al. which is only $iao.5l5 in sii,l are
owned By the state.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

France aud iis1ico.--A treaty Of
peace has been concluded he.w cen these
Countries. and tic port oi" Vera Cruz has
in consequence beru thrown open To YES
sells of all nations.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25
GALLERY OF YAsHIoN, FOR
HAIR CUTTING. &c

Corner Of Fulton AND Broadway, Entrance IRON Fuon
CLIREHUCH, HAIR CUTTER, has just completed arran-
~ ger. with Of the 6rst houses London from wbenes
receive the first specimens Of every shsn TO be adopt
cd for the that they will appear New Yofk smu
taneously with those Of London aud Paris.
Nest the advantage Of having 6ne head Of hair the
Importance OF having well and this branch Of his art
Cehugh stands yreeminent His system Of cutting
hair III, aesderaum by which It's ururisncs
beauty rendered truly ornamental The des and erecu
ten differ enrelp from the usual practice - ,ircuttins
adopted here also the expedition and genene with While,
the operation 10 performed The first artists in London anu
acknowledged m utility and adopt II In their prac
ce. By the beau monde Il has been denominaed sciei
and whether for the Pulpit, the Bar the Senate or ,h
Stage its elegant and classic arrang viii add dignity
grace 10 the whole contour Of IA fete Humane.
The patronage already extended 10 hm since the modst
ton u his sysea and the faeng encomums pronounced b.
All who under the magic Of his touch
induces him invite all gentlemen who either study persona
appearance or the aurements fashion, to place their hair
charge that trial will prove his Superiority
over all other competitors.
Private Rooms for HAIR Cstt'ng' aud hitting en- wigs SIS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25
POSTSCRIPT.

MoHDAY M0RNIrG, O'CLOCK
ny THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN MAIL.
The bark San Andres Neptune. arrived ON the
18th at New Orleans from Havana, brings llo ounces
of gold bullion and the brig Escaus, from tue same
port, brings $50 doubloons, consigned 10 sundry
me rchants
The Ohio River had risen Is inches 1t Cincinnati
on the 10Th inst.
Mississippi Elecsion.-In 29 counties heard frsm'
the votes for Congress stand as follows so,o
Democratic, 1oss
Wing, -
Wing majority, Two
The steamer Natchez sailed from New Orleans fcr
Havana ON the l4h 1t 10 the purpose Of her owners
to keep her on this route during the winter.
The news by the Great Western reached New Or,
leans the l5th and caused reduction IN COTTON o.
cent per lb, and sales for the day reached $500
bales.
SHIP NEWS
NoRyoLx Nov 72arr Alexansra Breton, orb; Eusa'
Cole, do. . = -,
PrrEassuRc Va Nov 2a-arr Rob Roy, Marsh, Nswforsi
sd Daniel, Travis, do.
Mos.LE, Nov i6-arr Elizabeth, West NYork
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

DRC0RAhME or Miss sHIRREFF and Mr. Will.
L SONS LAST CONCERT, in New York for the sea-
SON Nislos Grand Saloon, Monday Evening Nov IS,
1889. Piano Forts, Mr. Nee
PARr 1.
Duet = Isys iiLs shadow ni.s, Mia shirrea
Song Who hath no., ~sraa y MIR Wilson R.Sss
Polaeca-. Triasr forbsar, Miss shirref Disbsp
Song. The .Slo~s" Of the Forest Mr. WI.
Song. Meet N. in the Willow Glen Mis-. shir.
Irish Melody The meeting Of the Waters har-
nonined Tor three voices, Miss shirren,
Mr. Wilson, and Mr. MaeSer Mseder
Irish Balsd-. savournecn Dselish,' Mr. Wilson Slower
Rondo-' The Rapture DwsIlne Miss sLirrsn Bali.
Irsh SONG. Rory OMoore, Mr.. Wilson, Lover
NJ Wilson, ,oii scotch Msssy haraoni.
sed By Nj. wison)
seens-From N. Opera Of Tra pi.,oo. se.
sns; !e.". Of the life Of Br's'.s' Mr. -.
Air Proudly and wide my standard aies'
Rseiiaiive-' Nov poor and simple maid sp-
CastaSiIe- w. never assht demand from the
fair,
Allegro Then since tine si~s 80 f..t away
Scotch sorg.'r@ oaer Jouss to marry yet
Song The land far away hr wilson Maeder
Song Bid me DISCOURSE Miss Shirrch. Bishop.
Scotch Ballad. Ny Boy ssumie' Mr. wilson
Scotch SONG The Bonnie Brisr Bu'h,' Miss
Tris-s The LAST Rose ef summer, Miss shir
red. Mr. Wilson, and Mr.. Maeder Maeder
Scotch Song John Audersoa my joe Mr..
Scotch Song. o whistle aad m come to you
my lar Miss shrren
O'd Scotch Ballad Tas yer auld cloak about
ys' Mr.. Wilson. This very old ballad Is
quotd from BY shakespeare in otheIlo.
Du'tts. Though =, cav, We, COW in sorrow Nj.
10 The P,snoFor,s from The mandatory Of stodart
Worcester and Dsnham.
Performance to conmene. At halfps,, 7OelOck. nslt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25
BOOKKEEP Nc.

eArRACT1CAL WORK UPON PLAN ENTihE-
LIZ kEWThe which form the basss Of the scenc~
cssaed under Five Divisions with definite explanations
after the forms OF and arithmetic contains vo
cabslary Of mercantile and phrases Aiso ksy sx
planning the nature and Of each Of e Day
Book entries practical accountant would explain the same
pup this 50 smr6es the science that young man
English education acquire knowledge without
the assistance Of teacher To which added Directions to
the Learner Calculations and Pracal Forms for
keeping books in aud variety OF commsrcial
Public Addresses the 6 delivered upon the SUBJ
ect &C. &c-ths day published by William Jackson, lO2
and for sale at the principal Bookstores in the Unit
al states H n6-6m'
a THE AFFLICTED READ THIs.!!-PHYsICIANs
~ ALL AFARCEM.-DOCTOR MANTACCINl Is IN
TOWNlt has said that the great discovery woad
he made bv fool Let nameless German qsck ad
ventu ar has proclaimed discovery and with flourish
n coup de- srace challenges the memory of all departed
phsscans and the ability Of living His Harlequin
Matched and shredded original by STEALTH like
iii, discovery piece ofmpuden boobybn and when hi,
dcine Is known for its csrog effect will dispute h
boast tn this efforts been crowned with complete
cess Whoever heard of disorder existing without its direct
aeency7 Yet this bedamte says that certain disease
mere from ouack nosums from the real disease Truly
this is hut NO the OF improvement
Dr. Manaccni Of Paris could raise the Dead Dr. naneess OF
New York can the devil and until the people are well
eulled the imposition will be continued and the patient will
have TO do what he should done before-coDsu
lar physician. os nros...o,
win do well to office Of Doctor Gerardan and to nc
William street. where perfect 10 warranted Of delicate
.s h.s~y arsoua etoU
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25
GENTLEMENs

=
CAsT.OFF CLOTHING
BOUGHT Arp rpr ruLL ~ casa, nv
IA. LEvETT, Ie7 William street
Or Knowing there persons she make great PM m
ther advertisements for Cast on Cothng &c &c, aud who
In many case. 40 u give the full for the ssmeH
will these gentlemen who may have such articles BY
them aud who NAV send for hE Of receiving the very utmost
value Ia CASH Cor every article.
line through the Post Ocs otherwise 20 the above ad
dress. viii meet with due attention oio.ow'
OTAMMERiG tURED.-DR. COMsTOt KS VOCAL
- Gymnasium AND LYCEUM FOR FLOCUTlON.
rs This Institution u open from the fret ~
September tin the Of Junedsrg July and August there
vacation All DESTROYS Of instruction, either for the
of Stammerng Iispng, Improvement - Execution,
learn he conditions of ANDREW COMsrOCK, M u. 100
Mulberry iArch) street. Thisoepha. .eN....
Dr. Comslecks Remsrts on samTneriug and the mernu
tor. which ne has obtained his System Of vo
cal ymnscs are appendss % his Circular, which shall be
cent 10 an, one wish 10 learn uros the subject
of his inuton Satisfactory references be given IN the
principle cities Of the United States. nle 3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

NEW REFECTORy-J SWEENEY iniorrns his fr,srs
~ ands public that he has opened Refecory in tta
srge and elegant b-ildug No. la Fulton street. Fish, tlet
are always TO BE- found his tables aud every decs
~ Of the season provided appears IN the market
No care attention will he wanting his part give geaes1
stisactcn and he hopes 10 find that generous
which he is determined 10 Deserve
Il0-n ! SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

Broadway CIRcUs.-Nsthing in this country can
equal the astonishing performance in the arena OF
sf Wslsh Il Co.'s amphitheatre. Mac Fariand Wall
throw 40 somcrsets in rapid succession leaf OF ~
self worth the whole price Of admission TO witness.
The house is full every night and the whole concern
il admirably managed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

N voa ar. deed, and nay the Lord have mercy ON
your soul. 80 th.r handed 10 the Sher-
il and the prisoner formerly delivered over 70 ms
WS;ts aid not manifest any emotion, but submit
"a h;mssf 10 the handouts and was led back 20 the
nr;sc. ON foot; the Sheriff having taken tne pr.
Caution Of locking the whole audience In 'ns 'o1'
After sbref interval the court adjourned 70 Tues
day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

% The sndsrsigned passengers on board the
steam ship British Queen, act.eeed ey sense o.
make known the following facts That several o.
us were advised BY the agents In London = 50 ON
board at Blackwell, on Thursdsy evening, the Slst
October; the weather was cold, wet and stormy. On
arriving board no officer was there TO attend to
the reception Of or our luggage; there was NO hrs
in the Cabin, and refreshments, not even cup Of
tea could be procured. We were assured by
the agents IN LONDON ts:t q: snip snoa'a no, -
crowded to excess. The servants have in conse-
queace had other places to sleep than on the da-
mask sofas in the main saloon; the passengers who
were sick weary, and wished 20 recline or read,
had alternative but to the same sofas and pill
lows that had been occupied by the black servants
during the night. The number Of Stewards was
much less thaH ought to have been; we have been
informed that the agents in London were 80 apPrsed
and more requested, but none were granted, to our
constant annoyance and suffering. As it might ap-
pear frivolous to enter into detail we would briefly
state that among the numerous causes Of com liant,
the butter was bad to be unfit for use; that on
the twelfth day were out of hard biscuit (crack-
ers, sc. having been consumed some days pre- vious-
ly,) and to extreme surprise we found ourselves
in ship containing about 300 persons, without hard
Bread and with only limited quantity Of -four. and
that Of such wretched quality that the bread made
from it was unfit to be eaten The water, even when
served in tea coffee, was revolving to the sight
and TASTE that only used it from actual necessity
With regard to the general want Of cleanliness and
attention. terms Of censure can be too severe We
also feel it duty TO state that with the exception
of the Main and Ladies' Saloon, which will not coa-
tain forty persons, there are no other berths
adapted to the decent and comfortable accommoda-
ton of any female passenger above the lowest grade
Of emigrants.
Complaints similar to the foregoing, were made
on her previous voyage TO New York, but the evils
SO far from being remcdied, are, we believe, much
aggravated.
We, therefore, feel 1t incumbent upon us, to de-
clare most INTERESTINGLY, that the steam ship Br-
fish Queen at present conducted In our opinion,
unworthy Of the patronage Of the public. -.