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n Me EdLlers ID d, IRLlr.

To he Editors Of the Wing
believed that Mr. Won Buren, waselocied 70 the Chief
MaRistracy Of the country by the recommendation OF Cen
Jackson When Gen J1ckson left the Presidential Chair,
the country happy-not caused by any
act OF hs-but by the operation Of those laws wch had
been 10 existence 10 consequence Of the establishment Of
u s. Bank And though Gen. j. left the country pros
Porous yet by Of his destruction osthe Bank Ne
prosperity gradually declining. However, being NJ that
nme very popular, and knowing he did, that Mr. Van
Buren, had said that "os glory enough TO have served
under such Chef and feeling assured that Mr. " Buren,
would obey his THE Chefs edicts, II elected, he recon-
mended him, have stated to the favorable consdcra-
ton II the country. The people elected him to the high.
est office in their gift In tho progress Of time the
changes in the affairs Of the country becoming evident -
all, and the People becoming dissatsed Mr. Van Buren,
recommended 20 Congress the establishment OF his ievone
hobby, the subTreosury passed both Houses of Con-
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ADDITIONAL. sUpp,,Es

NV are opening this per recent arrival.
" lage additions TO QUE Stock of Fancy and StnpIc
eooos, TO which We invite the attention OF Families and
All VINO want bargains Our late supply consists in part of m,
following articles: " '~' '"
Printed Lawns and Satin striped Paris Moins
taflston and Cambria Gingham-
Satin striped Cbanies and Mouselins
French printed Camhrics
Printed Swiss Lawn
Black and cooured Alpaca Iustres and Eoi.nn.s
Black aud blue black lie Rhine
Striped plaid and waiered silks
Cbene and hair cord Gambroons and Krcmln.
Plain and printed London wennRs for Vests
Cape Camblet, Btochellas and hastings
White and brown heavy shrunk Linen Drilling.
Dark brown and native French and Irish Linens
Birds Eye and Scotch Diapers nd IIuckabaek
Barnsley Linen Sheetine J aud 2 yds wild.
Heavy brown cotton half Ioss. regular made
susIcndcrs, Lisle Thread N Clerical Gloves
Extra super choice color ID Gloves
Black and cord Mns-aI OF which on.r, n, lo,., r
than they have ever before sold perhaps win again
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. hE EEsroRArioN-'' SiGIHin, Bang 4 Co."-Aexander
wing; IT, Is now an Inspector in the Customs-Conrad
S"ackhammer Is measurcr. Snmm the chief of the con-
ce enlisted for Van Buren,, during the seven wears war
ad Is turning aristocrat" This is the reason probably
why ne has not place there. Ii now but the an
pontment OF Esquiroe Tuneroe and Rigmarole TO make
the Loco toco family in the Custom House concern com
ple,e.-N. Y Express " ~
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Tux PiRArEs orr CuHA-The following extract from
letter dated Mansana April 9Th another story OF
the pirate pirates lurking at the south Of Cuba:
IA Fisherman from the Twelve League Keys (the first
20 the westward Of Cspe Pux here last evening to in
form the cspain Of the port that about the l4ih March,
pirate brought vessel hemaphrodite brg close the
Keys and in the OF the night burnt her. What be-
came OF the he knows Saw her burning the
night, and nothing in sight morning
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CANAL COMMERCE.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Rivannn 4. Montague master, with 3l4
tons mdze, from Lynchbug, TO Dbre, Holcombe & Co.
and Ludlam. Preston & Co.; paying $500 10 toll
Canal Boat Paul Pry, p. II. Pamplin MASTER with &c
tons mdze, from Lynchburg, Dibrel Holcombe & Co
Wren Il Macon, Ludlam, Preston & Co, Jno. Maben &
Co.; paying 5000 Al toll.
CLEARED,
Canal Boat Henry Clay, ID. r. Staples MASTER with OI
tons mdze for New Canton Scotsyile Bent Creek Sta
pies Mills, and Lynchburg; paying $50 81 toll
Canal Boat New York, X. Peters master. with III
tons mdze, for Lynchburg; paying $50 80 toll
Canal Boat John Randolph, VIM. T.. Phelps master
Canal Boat Davy Crockett ]. Anderson. master. with
2O4 tons mdzc, for New Canton Warren Scottsyiie and
Lynchburg paying S99 % toll.
Canal Boat Thos. VI. Bondurant, b. s. Morris. master
with l2t tons mdze for Dover Mills New Canton SCOTS
v.e Hardwcksyille, New Market paying S3I 80 toll.
Canal Boa, Pocahontas, f. Harding, master for How.
ardsvic.
Canal Boat Old Dominion, J. P. Lockctt, MASTER for
Lynchburg
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.

One other has compelled defer various
iiccs, especially communications, which desired 10y
before the public, and this a moment Of comparative
freedom avail ourselves Of the opportunity do what
We would gladly have done sooner
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Inc Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER and family left Washington
on Wednesday afternoon on their return 10 Massncbrse,,
he Baltimore American OF yesterday says: The Hon
DANIEL WEBSTER arrived IN this City Yesterday afternoon
ana took lodgings at the city Hotel. He will partake of
public dinner this afternoon the Exchange
Hotel rendered to him, informed by number of
mis- friends IN this city without distinction of party"
Nat. Inf.
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Hino's Bank Ldnds.-An the lands belonging to the
STATE Bank OF Illinois advertised To be sold nj public auc
ton The sale will take place in Alton on the I5,h of Nav
"Henn on the 22d OF May; Chicago ON the 29th of
May; al Springfield the third OF June The certificates
OF the bank will be take u in payment
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The New York Annual Conference OF the Methodist T..
piscopo Church commenced ts session this morning.
the Wesleyan Chapel, in Mulberry street.-The Rev. Bish.
op Hedding presdes, assisted by the Rev Bishop Morris
Of Ohio. large number Of ministers in attendance.
~ Y. Com. ado
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ne Nadsonlan says that the Acting Secretary of the
Navy has issued an order authorizing the enlistment of
landsmen for the naval service
Cap'tJ MckEEyEK has been ordered TO the command NJ
the lndependence.-Ndf Int
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CuRiosrrv.-Tbe Tyne (Eng) Mercury says that there
to be in apiary at Thomthwsic in Woodland
thush'- nest bee hirs, containing four eggs. The
bird and the bees flying OF and the apiay daily
and seem not at all to disturb each other.
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CHEMICAL REMEDY FOR HEAD-aCHE
E great superiority Of preparation most others for IN.
cure OF Head ache addition certainty OF cure consist.
IN its being external application which means an the unp
SAINT effects oen consequent OF
deine avoided To ladies and are habua ~
FROM those distressing which usually Ia M an
remedies VIII invaluable great rapt ~
action relieving the patient almost Physician. win
find extremely useful the head attendant upon fvers and
cerebral and upon TO sperceje an.
announcement application OF ice. For by
DIR. GEO u. HENDREE
APothceaTy aud Chemist, u street sbockoe hin
Reference made the following gentlemen who have either
used hemscvesor employed it in their DR. Pmer
DR. A. e. Wortham Thomas T. Iaughon George
w loer tslrs-
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Mr. Gushing, Minister TO China, left this city on We'd
nesday afternoon for Norfolk
Mr. Fletcher Webster Secretary of the Mission In Chin,
also departed from this city morning for the North
preparatory TO his embarkaton for China-Naf Int
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Inc export OF Wheat from the port Chicago during the
year lel2 was six hundred and fifty thousand bushels The
lineage Express inclines the opinion that the export
would have reached million Of bushels il the price of
Wheat had not been so unusually low
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-22

Baron Larry, Chef of the Medical Staff Of tho French
army has stated fact that the 5000 survivors who
safely returned from Egypt. all men who abstaned
from the use Of ardent spirits
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RELIEF NoTEs.-The Harrisburg Reporter states tbs,
the amount OF this trash now in circulation il 81 sol 3O7
besides large number Of counteres equal TO the on
ginals." "
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Ii stated in the New York Aurora thai considerable
part OF the specie received that port by the last
was immediately forwarded Boston, thence to be reship
ped to England. 'P
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Inc Albany Advertiser OF Tuesday states that the auan
u OF Flour received there the opening of IN. Fire
canal on the LIST instant, was 1875 barrels.
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me Boston Courier says that the bark Sharon which
AZ that port ON Saturday, for London, has ON board
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.

CHEAP DRY GOODS.
usr opened and for sale very cheap large Of sea
a. sonablc Dry Goods
Calieoes at 5, 81, g, o. 10, l2t, Is andI.ed
Ginghams at 30 and 25
French Lawns at e5 37l, So and 62l
Balzorne Lawns, assorted patterns
Bombazines and Alapackas
Lisle Laces and Edgngs
Thread do do
Fancy Silk lidNfs. and Scars
Bonneis, Bonnet Ribbons and Artificial Flowers
Parsos and Sun Shades, sc SC
The above Goods with Goods.
VIII be soh very cheap by ]. u. CUNNINGHAM,
ha Io Cheap Cash Dry
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DIR. GEO. r. HENDREE
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS.

IVNHE subscriber invites the attention of all
Il purchasers OF Dry Goods his large selected stock
which has been purchased principally sold At
suit the Among which following
SiIkS.
Rich striped figured and wacTed Pom de
Rich ehangeahle and figured do
Chene, Onihre Plaid. Pekin and Glace Silks
Heavy black and blue black Pom Sol
Rich blue black Gro de Afrque
BLACK and blue black Satin Striped erode Pekin
DO do do Gro de Amure-
ALSO,
Bombazncs Of every quality
Mattioni Lustres, Alpseha do
Plain and figured Eoliennes Parisiennes
200 pieces of Mousenes 6s per yari eons,r
OF plain and hgd Paris quality the offered
Bazannes, plain and fg l. 10 Us
PARIS Printed Lawns.
GOODS IN GENERAL VIZ:
Irish Linens Of all qualities, Diapers Damask Tabl. and
Brseyc do Table Cloths Damask Napkins Towng
Brown Linen Table Cloths Drapey Muns FanneIs Bed Ticks
Caleoes Pansol~ silk and Cotton Hosiery.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
20 bales OF Matoaca Mechanics Manchester sheetnrs
20 do No l and Cotton Oznaburgs
Nos. l. and 5German BuTlaps
Lawrence Book Mil and York Shirinrs
O. and 1874 Hamilton sheetings
ma 10 JOHN WRIGHT.
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gress, aud in order to give peraneney In Of
the People, he postponed signing the act until the Fourth
Of Juy-thinking. doubt. that the People ralard
highy the esabshnsnt Of his fRdepeadsRt Treasury
tAsy did the Declarations Of Independence Of ths Unfed
States,
The People, seeing the inefiicacy Of such law-the
posture OF the public monies OF the eountr-resoyed put
the and his measures beyond the power to HARM Ac
cordingy the vivid lightnings Of intelligence
playing around the Throne, and the hun
ders OF the Peoples voice caused IL temble and
crumblc into ruins Mr. Van Buren, and his party
consigned to the tomb of the Capuets.
Now, tho the Wing party is charged with treating the
intelligence Of the people with contempt Is evident
that party deserve that charge IL the Locofoco
~, from the fact that they at least portion OF
them, using their strenuous excrtons to ansack the
grave OF Van Buren, cins,ae him powell order that
they may the reestabshment Of
whclmngly rejected by the people,
high that the people should look at these facts:
should contemplate the ruin produced by the destruction OF
the u s Bank and those who oppose it, IL is time that they
should their that greatest of living
Henry CLAY, and well Tor the people their
in the coming Presidential elect
IL. Clay, that his OF national policy ei
feet the relief OF our fallen country.
When HENRY CLAY IL elected, and when his
prevail believe that county will be restored its
former prosperity. that the people will honor them
selves by honong the great satcsmauthat they will
him the OF popularity the very pyramids OF
the country. A MlLLBOY.
From boy IN age, but worthy OF n bearded MANA
boy who will do honor himself his parents and his
try, fhe will study diligently the fountains of know
ledgc-Epsl
SrrvESsvriLE, King & Queen County.
CARD.
Understanding that meeting was held King & Queen
Court House yesterday by part of the $50 caed) De-
mocraic party OF this County, and that preamble and
resolutions adopted reference the given
Mr. John Lumpkn the delegate represent this Coun-
~ IN the next General Assembly OF Va As the returning
Officer, take this method OF requesting that public opn-
ION will be suspended until the other side Of the question
can be heard feeling confident that when fair statement
OF the facts be heard tine and the returning
officer will be fully sustained in what they have done
The Richmond Wing & Enquirer will please let this
Card accompany the resolutions adopted aforesaid
Nours
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FURTHER NOTICE.

The Creditors Of Mr. H. CowITs are reminded ,., tho ,,
oi accepting to the provisions Of his assignment by signing an.
% espe On The 10Th inst All the Creditors Ia We
aie to sign IT, by that day excluded from n. ben.6 ,
Richmond NV -'"'ss e"u" y"
ma se-n J. H. MYERS. Trustees.
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May 90

o. In consequence of the meeting of the
Bible Society This Evening Miss sUIIy inform. no, o., -
the public that her Concert Music ha. been p,r
2e-lt
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CooxouENs-A writer in the Whitehall Chronicle says
every administration should be known by it, Characteristic
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"a 00A SUPERIOR 2 inch bunch shin
~ b3OOO giles cargo ofschr Cupid Of r. City. n Caro-
INA Just received and for sale, consignment very
. ma " v. EtfBY.
STUAHT's steam Refined vanilla Cream
- Candy supply of the above delicious Candy just
ccived and for sale by BOLTON 4 HARRISON.
Druggists Apocaes corner Of Main streets
low the Eago Ruins ma 10
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SACRED MUSIC.

- Fleccs -
Al b. wen'-Last words Of ~ IN
shop McKendrce IN
BY the RIVER N Babylon le
Chihrs first Prayer "
Come. So disc0usolaie Ol
Evening Song ~ The Virgin o.
Fading. stiH fadiuF-lAn eve Pa
ming aong "
Prom Greonland's icy noun ~
tains Missionary hymn 81
Curious things oftbee are spoken ~
God is every where ~
High lct ~ swell our tuneful
notes ~
hymn of Eve ~
We comcth III
How cheering the thought r
Humanity
would not live Away
ma .
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POWHATAN STEAM-PACKET LINE
TO BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.

cyr+sIta--. The large and commodious steamer
-e1--sh--AE COLUMBUS Capt Wharf at
Rockets every "Wednesday morning O'clock Baltimore
where generally time the ne evening TO take
the steamboat Philadelphia
Passage and Fare o baltimore
Do DO. do to Philadelphia, 10
LUDLAM, PRESTON A. co.
W In future the Company viii transport specie
Boats freight will they be held responsible put
on hfafd l6-lm
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Ne fAaf csreh not for he Housshoid. Sc-JndQr
Nandefpool othe Supreme Court he old associate Judge
Oakley being suppose modest yesterday announced
ne opening 81 the Superior Court that Cnas A. Gin.
con, Who for many yea has been the clerk Of that Court
with cntrc satisfaction believe every body.
ved and that icc Oakley, brother Of the Judge sp-
pointed 10 be plsce.-N Y. Anericsa.
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their doughty promises and claims i,
be e.he natural allies Of the South )
they may rely upon it lhatMr. Van Bo-
rem will NOT carry q single southern
electoral vote. The evidence Of in
sincerity, OF trucking to and collision
with the AboIitionists thus furnished
will be deemed irresistible, and thew
will End the Calhoun feelings already
on the march, augmenting in force and
confidence day by day. lfthey do re.
peal the Jury Law and give it up the
fugitives, the matrimonial alliance pro.
iected between Mr.. Van Buren, and
the AboIitionists, must be relinqulshed,
and that party made irreconcileble foes.
1t is bother which may well stump
the sagest councillor. Our advice,
to the Regency, would be TO
act honestly and take the consequence.
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A soldiers Trick.-While orr a.

n soldiers Trick. While our ar
my was encarnped ne ar Laredo, sol
der from the Colorad named Vasquez
left the camp, went into town with a
few of his comrades, and marching up
to the town Jail, declared that he was
Gen. Vasduez and had come to release
all prisoners. The jailor, not recog-
nizing him as Gen. Vasquez, refused
to open the prison door:I but EVasquez
determined that his authority should be
respected, and Immediately drove the
jaiior from the prison and broke open
the door. The prisoners, about lively
in number, came budding around him
--s'son.e in rags and some in iags''
all highly gratiied at their deIiveTance.
Vasquez ordered them TO give three
cheers for Texas. This they did with
high glee. He then fold them thar they
were ON rexian ground and were free
o 60 whittier they wished. He then
back to camp, and satisfied
with this exercise Of Official dignity
his station in the ranks.
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HENRYCLAY.

There is no one in this country, there is
perhaps no one living, who, solely by his indi.
vdual qualities, unassisted by the advantages
ofcffice, or the glare of military renown, incites
so devoted so enthusiastic feeling of homage
and attachment as this illustrious statesman.
Wherever he goes, private citizen as he
is, the people rise up as one man, without
distinction of parties, 70 do him honor and
such. are the manifestations of popular attach
| ment that his trips of pleasure or business are
converted into triumphal professions.
There is a moral grandeur in his character
which allays the ierceness ofparty contention
and unites in the same band the most violent
political opponents, to greet the arrival among
them of one whose life has been spent in his
country's service, and whose fame is -embla-
zoned in her glorious history. His is not
narrow contracted spirit of patriotism, but is
of that generous expansive nature, which
embraces within its scope all that is grand
and national in its character, ali that is calcu-
lated to promote his country IS honor, and pros
perity. No local policy bounds bis political
vision, no selfish projects engage his brilliant
genius, but with the enlarged and comprehen-
sive views of patriot and statesman, his
measures have but one aim, his country's good,
but one limit, his country's horizon.
These reflections were induced from our
having lately witnessed the enthusiastic re-
ception of Mr. Clay by the citizens of Mobile. |
Party distractions were forgotten, in the en-.
thusiasm of the occasion. and all united in Civ
ing him most brilliant reception. An i'm |
mense multitude was assembled to greet his
arrival. The acclan1atlons of the people, the
roar OF cannon, the sp!endor Of the steamers,
the dense mass of human beings, the beautiful
vounteercompan the music, the waving of
handkerchiefs, the crowds OF ladies' from the
windows and balconies, all tended it to make
{ one Of the most imposing spectacles we have
sver Witnessed. It was grand civic triumph
which the most distinguished conqueror might
veil have envied.
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Messrs. Geo. n. Smith, Rich. Henry Browne,
J. ID. Bib, Henry Dickinson, JOS. d. Cobb,

NaU1I Court Martial on board the u
S. Ship North Carolina. Court
ordered to assemble Wednesday morning
is TO be composed of the following named
officers:
Prestdent-Commodore John Downes.
| Members--Comn.odore Geo. B. Read !.
Captain VIM. Compton Bolton, Daniel
Turner. John D. Sloat, Joseph Smith.
George w. Storer. Isaac McKeever. Ben
Page, John Gwinn, Thomas w. Wvman
Commanders Henry w. Ogden, Irvine
Shubbrick,
Judge AdUoeate--William Fl. Norris
of Baltimore,
All of these excepting Com. Downes.
and captains Sloat, Smith, Storer. and
Wyman. assembled agreeably to their m.
structions, but the above Eve who are
stationed, some at Baltimore, and some
at Portsmouth N. III. did not make their
appearance, having been detained by the
storm which prevented the arrival Of the
Eastern mail, due yesterday morning.
Alter waiting until one o'clock, those
present adjourned to meet again this NOR
ming a. ten o'clock.
We understand that the evidence taken
Dy the court of Inquiry in the case Of the
oomers Mutiny, is by law valid testimony
IN the trial by court Martial, and it will |
undoubtedly constitute the great mass of
evidence that will be taken by this court.
Tribano
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EARTHQUAKES.

WESTERN EARTHQUAKES
We have now received sufficient
information of the late earthquake 10
draw some general differences.
1. It appears that twas felt from
the western slope Of the Alleganies to
the lower Mississippi and viii proba-
bly, De heard from further.
2. 1t was felt more slightly to the
East. and more violently towards the
S. West. AT GAINESVILLE for example
il was felt, as represented, less than at
Cincinnati. AT Nashville it was quite
q severe shock, and in that region
was strong enough to-throw plates from
the shelves. At Mills Point, it is
represented as throwing down Chin
neys. At NeU Madrid, it is said the
ground sunk.
2. In this respect, it was similar to
the earthquake Of IsI1-12. which on
the 7th Of FEBRUARY, 1s12,threw down
chimneys at Cincinnati, and opened
the earth and overf1owed the waters of
the Mississippi at New Madrid.
a. As observed here by DIR. Ray,
the current Of the movement Of the
earthquake was from the s. West to
the N. East.
8. This fact, and that of its greater
force in the S. West indicates that its
moving potcer was in the S. West,
near the lower part of the Mississippi
river, unless indeed, it should appear
from further intelligence, that there
has been volcanic action Of sufficient
strength to produce it, in still more
distant regions.
2. The fact, that this trembling Of
the earth is fen over such an extensive
region, and that its severcst effects are
felt SO rsdistant, is pretty good evil
dence that the moring poaCer is seated
deep in the earth, and is not any super
fetal volcanic influence.
Whether the above interferences are
Just or not, they are worthy the inves-
tigation of inquiring minds. With
respect to the valley of the Ohio, il
has not probably ever been the seat Of
volcanic action, nor do these tremlings
Of the earth give any reason to suppose
it will be. For the power which pro-
duces them is evidently remote, so far
as regards terrestrial causes.
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Washington correspondent of the
Boston Post writes thus in regard TO the
Somers Case. 80
Contrary to the original determination.
i has been concluded upon. ia orda. :
Lourt Martial On Lieut.. Mackenzie. Tbs,
Court Of Inquiry has sent on its renor -
I've members jnstifyiDg and one Com
IaAasl disappearing Of Makenzie's con.
onc.. vii Be difficult, however, to or.
game court Martial. az almost every
ofncer OF the Navy has made up his opir.
Ion on the subject, One Commodo,a
VINO was named as q member. Sent b !. ]
word t ne tried Mackenzie, be should I'M find
nun guilty ofmurder and recommend Thai I..s.
he be hung forthwith. ''''''s ''''l'
We think there must he some ,,,;s,.h.
"a this:-N. 2. Tribune. ''''s'aAo