New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

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From. the London STANDARD OF Dec. g.
80 Rival FR!GATEs.-'Fhe American trigatc
llj.a,;ne ~, arrived u; Bombay a few days before
baIIo I'ao,t,,re of the steamer with the lndan mail.
the aSp Iy treat attention paid 20 the Commo-
anu md the officers by all pares-nayal, mil tary
dore ';.;l;an The officers Of the indian navy were
anu iye them adinner, all quite righand proper
apgS he hes, understanding was existing among all
i aho In the meantime, however, an uuluchy
10 atrsts,aps among the m!ddes was Likely 10 dis
foIs' f ouch of the cordiality. party 0! the Bran
tulD mates and Tnids went into an hotel, where
w. fa, in with some OF those OF the inGian navy.
u "! Greetings were exchanged, cigars and ac
i,3nnIens were in great requsiron, and all tor
coHi t;me went as pleasantly US homeward bound
sI;,e I;o with a flowing sheet
sup |, encIh, however, the delicate sublccts-ncrs
t,is ships. of the Governments, &c, Of the two
o. .;nns ~. were broachcd and discussed of course
,b al the delicacy, tact, forbearance and temper
" lfdshpmen. There are no persons in existence
."bo have such an exalted opinion OF their naval
.oyess as the Yankees generally and ankce Mid
Inmen in particular. When the United States
r.irac ilP Independence was at Portsmouth. her
.PSstprs calculated that their Frgate would sink
.he Iine.o-Battle Ship lying close TO them, right
.l;cL at her anchors, in ten minutes. The Lne-of
Battle Ship alluded 10 was the Princess Charlotte,
,hnee.decker, with 10 guns In the present ~
.,once. the Yankee Aids guessed Brandywine would
III. any possible English trigate. The John Bulls
antcrrained slight difference of opinion and thought
hnt itthe WarSpite, Vindctyc, OF any similar Eng,
Tsb Fripat0 were alongside the Brandywine. she
ronli leave her IN such state Of Indebtedness
a. would preclude her from carrying the ;. ).
collar.
we're wound up by the Yankee declaration that the
Trtishers were humbugs-their government a hum
bng-and the Queen "a - making use of an
sToression applicable ONLY to the canine Species
One OF the English mids then said, He could stand
his no longer and wentup to Yankee and de-
sired him TO retract this insult to the Queen, and.
upon bis refusal, Immediately let iiy and gave him
boadside which drove out two or three ot the chief
ornaments OF the igurchead, so requisite for the
proper mastcation of salt Junk, weeyiiy biscuits,
and other marine luXuries. regulargow OF course
ensned-tab!es and chairs We're made to perform the
nsla spirited cvolutons aud all the elegant conijl
sion OF midshipmun's siiindy prevailed A neutral
bower yclept the police, was appealed to- which
bore down upon the hclligerents, and, after great
difficulty, succeeded IN putting an end to the en-
gagement not, however, before the Brandy ywine had
been dYiyen ont, with the exception OF the delinquent
Yankee who was compelled by the conquerors,
though attermuch demur 10 apologize tor the insult
offered to our Sovereign Lady.
Wolves ~ MAINE.--EChactfro from II letter d0tcd
Dec Isl" " Olives are very numerous upon iils
1.-THE NanaguagaS) river. They are destroying The
deer very rapidly tarcases are found III al dIec-
iona in the woods. 4 woll was caughlin Bedding
ton u week or TWO since, three feet two inches in
hight SIX feet from the tip OF the 10 the end OF
the tall and weighing about 100 lbs The iowln@
in the night is represented as tremendous by every
Que "io ,l' i
nhequcl'lE ses ~ .''oae 'il.iS up t'''
ine iNe. lii:e ~,
Lns mems ,, ~ sH, 49, IneJ on; ,bd Gcc
thoroughly, the sheep-toIds &c. near The sea-board
will suffer- iPoHland Advertiser.
,r.l 700
fhoM -
No' 7lisle O's0 u
Pt"Ve ""iit7 ItJ - 1I. ,l.,
10" -, saso 1ouoa0Is III - d ~, o
rrants' things bv fire. NJ O. 3 Hart and Mr. Far
~ INV, lns, al tgn;r a4',rts Cam Caio;,,-I,l ,r,riy,
/ d, ,ia'' vs. ~ ~
All MS anu suoaei i'o O','o''Sc ~ "o
ting Of his boat lie but GttarrroWiy escaping Wljli ms
EE TSt :, iu,,.iine News
'o ---
heore the last revolution i'll France was :, poor bCY
I - 4', -, ~, e;r - -.
"i!a uiecioi ., Ct ,'is - '1
srtutional. lie afterwards supplied the editors
chair led on the pOpuIal mind 10 revolt and huril.
contributed TO seat LOUIS IhIiiP ON the throne OF
Charles y. ana placed himself ID possession Oh i!ie
norttnlin nj putrugc i,uivo thp ,raSpnt Minister
,a u o - M go, - ~
W'S .iie oulo' % Hie '''ii''l % i'V0''s' Si'
Chronicle BroughaIn and SIR james Mcintosh
ro oi,o rono,,,r, - .b Tr;,,,o, No.o,,lo, tho
were as0 reporters 10 lle lthCS.. NdcauIe!y, uie
iu'c oiitS' '70''e'"'' oi y 1'' was Pi''i'ei
OLDEST POSTMASTER.-.0in Billings ESQ. OF
Trenton Tam has boon -no,tI,a.,e, ot thot place
= iV,o' on e!i'i f'' oN1n to - " .. ~,
or ~ years. lie has held the ONCE through i ne
chances nj nartas aVd uFrforiued lis GuIies TO the
sot;st,;, pf ~ ',,,,,,,; ~ ,I he Exes
"o'io'' VI '''0 0'''''I''''S AZ v 'S'' ~
,m
There Is a certain LnglSnmanWiOn never misses
s. perorrance of holc1 he s persuaded that it will
- ,V ci ~ = r., =. '. - L I'LL ,,ct .or tl,o
world be absent on that night. This Is the same
Enal;sbmon' who followed Van Amburgh for three
ei'i''t WV '''o " " 80 -,
years, ever believing that the moment would arrive
when the wild beasts would sup on their master.
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