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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

Law and Order majority 33i. Do IN l54S 607;
showing Law and Order loss, since 1888, CT 2I3.
This looks as if the Dor party mad elected their
candidate We shall have further returns to-day.
jamestown, which gives DOR majority as above,
mas elected Dorr Senator and Dor Representa-
,ives.
We have, via Boston, the following report of the
state Of the polls in Providence at l2t o'clock-2
home after The voting commenced:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

e. Hon GEORGE BANCROFT, Secretary OF The
Navy visited the Icoiyn Navy Yard yesterday, and was
receives. with the usual sau:es nom the Yard and also
from the North Carolina. NJ. Bancroft 70 Wash
hsstoa today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

EXECUTION OF McCUsRY THE MuRDERER.-We
learned yesterday from authentic that Governor
Pratt pointed Friday, the 18th Juae, The day for
the execution OF McCurry. baltimore sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

ELocr-rros learn that Mr. MuRpocn, one
OF The most accomplished cocutoniss in the country, is
about giving course OF lectures and instruction in this
city. such an opportunity should not be lost. Mr. Muir
dochs power OF mrartng Instruction is peculiarly happy
and successful as he always understands what he attempts
to teach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

- LIsr DAY this bu, OF the Anxesea Singers the
No should fail of he4E. th Great We4f-
ERA and large copp4ny Of others. engaged The NAM
u4ti. OF coat the modern Giant. r 5-ysioie e. sii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

f--The HUTCHINSON FAMILY give their last Con-
cert, previous their departure for Philadelphia a, Nibos
saloon this evening We venture predict that the house
will not hold all who win adrnitt.nce. Those who
wish TO ind seats shoudiremeubcr that first rs;
served is the rule on such occasions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
Town Elections.
ORANGE AND DurcREss cos.
Sr,rprpcu Auril o, Isii

ORANGE AND DUTCHESS COS.
SEwBuHcH, April ., l5i5.
II. GREELEY. Esq.-
Dear SIR, hasten to inform YOU OF the result
of our Town Election held al this place yesterday.
Thore were three regularly nominated tickets, VIZ
Loco. Foco, Wing and Native and am most
confident that you VIII rejoice with ne IN the de-
feat OF the latter To be brief, the Wings have
carried every thing before them, and Natyism Is
for ever dead aud buried in this borough
We have Just received news from WARWICK,
MouyT Hope, BLOOMING GROVE, Cornwall, and
other towns, the Supervisor (Whgs] elected IN all
of them. and also in old FlsxrL for the first time
in many wears. In short the Wings IN this section
were never in better spirits or more determined 10
do battle in the good cause may you be able TO
give as good an account OF yourselves next week as
we in this region can. Our majority last tall was
% it is now from 40 TO 80
la haste, yours truly, a. A. b.
LATER FROM ORANGE co.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
GosHE., April 81, !5i4.
Old Orange looks better to-day:
7o,oas Supervisor.
Monroe Wig. IL McFarlan.
Newburch.-. I'D. W. Bate
Warwick james Burt, Jr.
Bioomin:Crovc" - Duryca
CornwelI 80. .S.Townsend, (ic: Wing holds vcr9
Noun, uotc ..
m MDut 'I. Reported wig. (Last year ,c
Loeo-Foeo.
Goshen, Crawford, Chester,
Waikiki, Dcerpark, New windsor-6.
Not hard from.
Minisink Last year Wing Supervisor
Montgomery ........ Loco
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

o. Hon. DrprEy SKLpEx will address the Wings
Of the FIRST Ward THIS Evening at the Broad
Street Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

E We are indebted se Hon. J. W, MIlLrR for valuable
Congressional Documents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

DrAru or DR BRANtLEY.-Rev. William I
Dranucy. D. D recently Pastor Of the rirst Baptist
church. Of this city, and late President OF the COLLEGE
Charleston dice, IN Augusta Friday last. Dr ey
wa, AN emrnenty pious and learned DIV ne. and one Of
the Lights Of the Chutch. lie educated at tie south
Carolina College exhibited In HIS Pulpit piscouFSc' di
ver,H, requirements and intellectual accomplishments
while an AN his socA. relations presented example
for imitation charleston Patriot. March 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

BIC FisuIyG.-The fishermen of Sing Sing and
neighborhood been doing excellent business IN The
line q their profession ths Spring. LARGE quantities Of
He bass have bren taken, and the Wes:ctester Herald
states that Of these delightful fish weighing "a pounds
landed az ore Of tho fishing stations last month
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06
PATE\T NERMIF L G T..
DOCTOR MLANE'S
iNER ICAN q Il N NPECIFIC.

P,,ntI ey1els Worms 10 an almost incredible number
To sbstanate above fact hundreds of csti-
monas could be adduccd ont OF which The following arc
selected individuals of standing and veracity In
deed II Is confidently affirmed that each trial of the
powers this remedy will have additional tendency
confirm fame, ami that II II were uniVer-
sally known and ditsed the United States, il would
not save less than many hundreds if not thousands OF
lives annually. 49,
CrrTltc ,rrsI DO certify that vial of DIR. NJ Lanes
Arnc rican Specific expelled five hundred and two
whole that would have made sixty more
from John Lcwcng. which, If laid IN straight
line would have most probably measured the
length OF one hundred wards JOSIAH JACKSON.
Owner Water Forge and other w orks,
Monongulia county, Va.
AsT0SISISG-yEr rRuE,!!-DR. M'LANE's AMERICAN
WoRM SrKCFIc. This is to certify that bought from
Holmes Kidd Druggists. corner of Fourth and w God
SITS one vial OF Or. Vi Lanes American Worm Specific
and gave about half the vial To child OF mine over
old. and surprising TO relate she passed iuy
three ourt!s OF pint of mostly alive, some OF
which measured eight inches long Her health ~ much
as the public ought know that this valuable medicine
ELIZA STEVENSON, Pittsburgh
This certify that the above statement correct
ana doubts the worms have been preserved
IN alcohol and may BE by those who are scepcal
JA9iIS HANII Washington Lock, near Geo.
Eealc's Cotton Factory, Pittsburgh
Prepared for the Proprietor b, jonathan Kidd Il Co.
VI lolesalc and Retail Druggists, No. 90. corner of
ith " God streets, Pittsburgh
y BE particular to ask for DR.. VI Lanes Anne rcan
Worm Specific Patent Ncrmtnge.
tocnfs for VI faucs PNs and specific.
Milton, jesse HIATT; Cambridge City. : + Shorp; Ger
mantown John u. W oiii, Mrchalcshurg, Henry Gctle
C.ntrcyille, John +. Dunham; White School house,
Thomas Ellis; Liberty CuIlcy x flowers; Brownsville.
Henry Rider: Abingdon. II. A. White; Ihilomah, W.
Au,rhs,t; Richmond, Irwin Reed
May 18th, lcI5. 2@-hm
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06
DIR. 3F'LANE,S CELFBR ATED
aTP.2Tt spYTysa
Ior re Gre Of HI Dqes Ljrer Complaint, Dysepsto
ard Sick Hat fcbc.
June II, 1915

For re Gre Of HI 0acs Lrer Cotnpaint Dyspsio,
ard Sick Head-fcbe
SYMPTOMS OF DISEASED LIyER.Fain th@ right s!e.
right side under the edge OF the ribs, nereas-
pressure; the pain the lett side; tie
patient rarely able to lie the left side; sometimes
the pain the shoulder blade. frequently
the top OF the shoulder, and sometimes ms
taken rheumatism IN the right The stomach
affected loss appetite anG sickness the bowels
general, cosive. sometimes alternating with lax
the head IS troubled with pain accompanied with du
heavy SENSATION the back part There Is generally
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with pam
Iul having left undone something winch ought
have been done \ slight dry cough Il sometimes an
The patient complains OF WEAKNESS ana de-
bltity: he easily his feet Cold or burning
he com plains prcky sensation OF the sklni ms
spirits low ana although iie satisfied that exercise
0uld be beneficial to INN. YET ne scarcely summon
up torItc enough 10 II TACT he ostrsls every
ease, but cs have occurred where .e" o 1Ae:t existed,
Yet Ct the 5edy after deatn has shown the
iger to have bee usIvely aerang14.
CERTIFICA TES-Ths Is 70 certify. that having been
associated with Dr. M'Lane the practice Of medieles
nearly half years have hac rnant opPer-
witnessing the good effects his Liver Pills,
beeye they have cured and Renewed much arger
proportion 81 the diseases Of the live- than have known
cured ana relieved by any otier conrse o treatment
Dec. :. 1856. OLIVER MORGAN
This Is to certify that niece very III with
te Liver CONSTANT. he obtained box 81 y Lane :
Liver Pills. which She took and received maeh benefit
the she i taking the second box, ana
has nearly recovered: and believe tie fs that
relieved her. - she took other medicine would
reor cheerfulv nd them to those aboT1ag
under that disease JOSEPH BOYD.
JeIreystown. II miles from Pittsburgh
Prepared for the Proprietor BY Jos THAN KIDD & Co
Wholesale and Retail Druggists No Co.
Corner Of 4lh ana y ood SIS Pittsburgh
y B-Ta order may be mistake, ie partic
Mar e ask fo- DR., y Lanes Pills.
For~sle At the BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06
BROWNING THE XVisE,Sr.

No, many years ago, i. happened that q young
man from New \ ork visited London. HIS father
being connected with several of the magnatos OF
the British aristocracv, the young American was
admitted into tho fashionable circles oftho netrop
oils whore. in consequence Of his fine personal APP
pearancc or tina: his father rcpuicd to DO very
rich. or that no was new figure on the stage, he
attracted much attention, and became tho iavorItc
of the ladies'. This not q: all relished by the
British boaux: but no worry fair prcteAt offered
for a rebuff, they compelled TO ,rcat hum
civilly. Thus matters stood whom tie Hon. NJ.
=. and lady made party to accompany them TO
their country seat in Cambrdgeshre. and the
American was among the invited guests. Nu-
merous were the devices TO which these devo-
tees Of pleasure resoriod, order to kill that old
follow who will measure his hours, when ho ought
to know thoy not wanted. and the ingenuity of
every one was taxed to remember invent some
thing novel.
The Yankees proverbially ready of invcn-
tion and tho American did honor to his cha racter
a man accustomed to tho freedom OF thought
He was frank and gay; aud entered into the sports
and amuscmcnts with that unaffected cuioy men.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06
.ro.ae,.c -.mena.os-,e rI.!. For E,e,n.:le.

EE0E4l.E-C
THIS Pill, BY tie experience Of years has been prod
to IL the plus ultra Of medical preparations The
tt rated inventor himself cured I3.b0D q
suppressed iBrlss green knees ana other diseases m
client to females having used tcm 10 the exclusion O
every other ric,y such diseases, during continued
rice nearly 80 years, without solitary instance OF
Iaure. when used according to the directions They
were first introduced this continent 1919, by Ir
lholns4s Phillips 81 Newburgh, New York, he having
obtained tie formula for preparing them from Gr " amos
troehtz himself They have since then been used very
,xt sfsiyelv throughout of the States and
thu proprietor thoroughly satisfied OF thor virtue
that he ieaesy challenges the world to produce med
ioic in ans form viii prove superior IN relieving tla
Affections Of suffering
The sarsaparIlla and Pills for sale at the
RICHMOND BOOK STORE
June IL 1915 Ally
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06
Great Number Of Deaths IL 9-tx York.

The official report of the city inspector Tor os'
week presents frigh.ful increase Of mortality IN
New 1ork-the number Of deaths during the
week being more than double that of the prece-
ding week and reaching the unprecedented and
truly appalling number Of four hundred and sov-
cn.y-fourl This awful sweep of the fell destroy
er included % men, II women. l57 BOYS and l3>
girls. Eighty died of cholera in;antuua - Of
consumption: 81 of commissions: 9 Of coup DO SOL
iol; 5 of dcIirun tron1ens: > of diarraheea 20 of
dropsv of the head: II of dysen:ery; II of inaam-
nation of lungs: 10 OF Tasnus: ) only OF
small pox. Ofthe children, 2i2 were under ?
years ofage. This increase OF mortality IS doubt
less rightly attributed tie excessive tea e. lac
weather during the week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

Tie Norcuro Seeusien speaks Of an ox;rao-dl-
nary invention vlicA las 5ust lsso rrivate-
~ exhibited a. Saint IEtanac. |; consists in .er-
dsring glass when cold as mol!eabo as when u
tho most heatad statc.-Thc inYcn:or h7s given i
the namo of silicon. tho glass IS q Enc white
color, and transparent as cry3:ai, ana oaa ho
rolled and ilattcnod Ike any neutrality-suspicious.
of the silicon are, is said 70 be publicly czh.b.-
ted in the place 90 FHo,ol dc Vile, :; Saint Z
tienne.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06
From tie Ne,c York Mirror.
WILLis,s LETTERS FROM LONDON.
NUMBER ONE

What TIE nraer has Of this rorld for treaty jaur
daas-7he passengers Of the Brtnnnta-Ihc Inference
beteeen tie AMERICAN aad English CpstonhoUse g5cers
Tile norking ciasscs-F enaate dress-Bustts-Hri-
line against tie doctor's ORDERS etc
NV Dear Morris:-All | havo seen of Eng
land for tho last twelve days, has been The four
walls Of u bed room, and, all | saw of The
world for the twelve days previous, was the into
rior of packets state-roon may fairly claim,
like the razor-grindor mo story to teIl.' You
shall have, however, what cobwcbs picked from
the corners.
If tho britannia had burnt tho passage,
and a phunix had risen from It's ashes. the ph'r-
nix would have been well compounded costnop-
olite, for-did you ever sec such variety OF ma
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

FARM FOR SAT.E.-Ihe subscriber offers for
I sale. 4 FARM situated t5,o miles North OF Rich
In5Hd It contains IIGHTY ACRES OF LAND Of
the best qtlaity-gooI buildings, Barn. ana the
necessary out-oJlses in Convenient order There Is also
Orchard OF excellent fruit and Is altogether
the desirable locations the gilboThood
Being about remove he offers for sale his entire
stock Boots Shoes. wholesale retail. the
lowest possible prices. LUKE LEAGt /.
Richmond, Ia, June 18th, H. So II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06
4 r is a seri-
Gus and sol :

Z T is a seri-
4 Gus and sol :
mn fact, tIlat
this q se ast-
hen neglect
ed and l. Il uil-
til 1T becomes {,
seated Il cilro-
nc affection =,
CT rtaIii to com
iIlr nca its Ifsl-
! dloits &C X
upon the lung
in the iIsIp'
rent stage oi
this kind 81
Consumption :.
the patie Il I
feels d ;. ilse OF
une aSinrss N
the chest, with
severe fits al
tpbgiiiH1s oI q
: h o IT, dry
c Oh atten-
deti with diff
Guilty OF brca-
ing; when per-
niittcd to ruii
on without the
Use OF a proper
medicine. the
cough become
Hnorning-thc
penle nt-sone
-collquative
the patient SIN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

soon pierce your vItaIs and ;,
- render Won beyond the shades of =
hope: May these facts awaken you,
give the OF
reason, and REMEDY in tule which
has and prolonged the lives Of thousands.
Let u be borne ii mind that this MEDICINE ~
DOCTOR DuNCAN'- EXPECTORANT REMEDY;
preparation entirely vegetable extracts, expressly
prepared to loosen the morbid hamors and vce
matter that accuEula;es the passages, and hnay
upon the lungs The medicine AL this 70 BE-
throw up by e1pectoraf5oa-
Il only b. the power Of the expecoraat organs that
he seat tie root OF disease, can be eradcaa ii""
IN. system The Expectorant Remedy offered to you
found by Phys:@isFa generally, and by those VINO nave
fully tested virtues, b. the only safe iieaicine ua'
VIII completed. perform tIl4s grand object
PURCHASERS,
BE Careful. that
trfing dangerous
medicine not palmed
upon yoa By those who are not
Agents, IN place Of DIR. Duncans
Expectorant Remedy. Be not persua-
ded 10 take their vile MIXTURES if You wish
o your life. Principal Office for the United
States, for the sale of DIR. Dnncan's ExPeetoTant
Remedy, No 49, North eth street. PfiiiadePna~
TASK for DR. Duncan's ExPec,orant Remedy ana oe
sure obtain
j. Bicirrnona L. at tie BOOK SIokhee
June II. I-4J -fu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

! II.Ey.s superior PILL, oINTAiEST. which is
regarded the most etie ;u, remedy
Offered Tor sai. 1T the BOOK STORE.
Richmond. June 4. Is Il. l3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

EtANDI.E AND SOAP FACTORY.--'The under
signed having entered INTO partnership IN the bu>i-
islahiA- SadH dnd Candies prepared TO
supply the public wit article superior 10 an! hereto
fore ot red this market. The Candles made of
the aoyy and warranted to be effected BY
heat sumIner-o burn clear, and not To emit any
smoke soap OF superior quaint. also Offered at m
einnati prices. : " ftkSiiA
G.. WILSON.
Richmond. June l. 1915 23-t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06
s.s. SEAa'S
-XpE TOehNIT REM EOT
rGns e'ifap TON
OR GOING INTO \ DEC LINE
00-6iIl

cough becomes extremely troublesome, especially IN the
mo rnng-thc bre athIng more neutrality-suspicious.
penle fever the evening" redness OF the checks
-coquatve sweats-extreme weakness-and at length
the patient sinks into the sleep OF death!
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-17
THE BATTLE OF CRANEY ISLAND.

We take much pleasure in complying with the
request of - A Soldier of 1872 gentleman
whose word we know can be relied on in any eX-
tremlty, and we cannot but return our thanks to
Com. w. Brandford Shubrick, for his readiness
in correcting the only history, that approached
to any thing like doing justice to our brave volun-
teer militia in that action, which pregnant
with the fate of the towns of Portsmouth and
Norfolk, as it has called out a TRUE statement,
written by those who were engaged in the strife,
and is fully corroborated by other living witnesses,
which we hope will induce Mr.. Ingersoll, in his
second edition, To do full and ample Justice TO the
brave men who perilled their lives on that occa-
sion. We have no wish to detract from the
merits of any of the brave men who were engaged
on the Island, but cannot pass over the slur
attempted to be cast on militia and volunteers,
by the " correction " OF Com Shubrick, where
the only mention that is made of them is that they
were, 80 no doubt, ready and anxious TO take part
in the fight" and that they mere pery much a.
larmed at the harmless rockets thrown from
Wise's house. 1t is useless for us 10 say more at
present, as the narrative below sets every thing
straight. In this whole matter there has, how
ever. been an evident intention on the part of the
Navy, TO hide the labors of the citizen soldiers.
from Com. Cassin's official report, made on the
authority of Capt. Tarbel, down to Cooper's
Naval History. who no doubt, drew his state
men,s from the 4" official documents in the arch
ives of the Government. Now, however, for the
first time, the facts have appeared, and the future
historian will be qualified 10 do justice to all par
ties.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-17
WAR WITH ENGLAND

We utterly astonished to see the public
mind yielding to The belief that there will be
war with England. What will England 90 to
war for2 To extend her territory on this Cont
nent? No. Certainly not. She has more here
than she possibly securely hold, and
each annual revolution of the planets weakens her
power 1t is admitted on all hands that OREGON
will he independent. and has been from the time
of the Castlereagh administration independent of
Great Britain. If she was TO conquer it, it would
be but for season. and what would be the cost to
herr Why millions on millions would be added
TO her present debt dismemberment of her home
government would ensue; and actual starvation
to millions of her almost starving operatives
would be the consequence, deprived of the cotton
and market of the United States Enqand,s
statesmen are wise--they will not 90 to war
"T The whole of Oregon, or none," is our TERRI
ToRIAL TITLE, and for that the United States
will contend, without needing the contemplate
calculations profit and loss, in dollars and cents.
which is made by some of our contemporaries
If war must come, let every PATRIOTS arms be bur
nshed for the conflict and, at whatever cost, let
the Cross of ST. George be seen for the last time
floating on the breeze that fans the Western
HemisDhere
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-17
A GOVERNMENT PAPER.

The most degrading position that an editor can
occupy, is that of a court journal, of the gov
eminent organ. 1t is rich office in a pecunary
point of view bat not sufficiently lucrative to pay
for the wear and tear Of conscience, or to com
pensate for the degradation of character that at
tends it.
So says the St. Louis New Era, and host Of
other papers, that have no chance of occupying
the envious position; and probably they have not
been called to the position, because they valued
the " wear and tear" commodity too high, or
those who wanted it considered it too worthless
We know many who are very talented and hop-
EST in their own opinions. who would have been We
ry wllIng,to make the sacrifice for their countrys
good, who now, as they were not chosen, find it
fount of corruption too offensive TO be even toll
Grated Temporal mufantur -mutantur mores
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-17
" GRANNY ISLAND,
many year
18th June, 1873"


/" Sir Some movements on the 21st instant
among the shipping lying near Newport Moose,
seemed to indicate an early attack on this Island,
and In the course OF next morning, on the 22nd
inst, they landed two miles from this from, the
bestacc0nnts that can be ascertaned from deserters
about 25O0 troops of various descriptions. The
object of this movement was, no doubt, with the
view 10 approach this port on the West side of the
Island across the water in that direction which
at low. water is passable for Infantry. Soon after
their landing, there approached about 45 or so
boats full of men, which directed their course
from the shipping, as above stated, to the North
side Of the Island
The Brlssh troops at the same time (that
were previously landed) made their appearance
on the main land, wife view Of attacking the
west and north positions Of the Island at the same
moment. The two "a Founders. a six Founders
were advantageOusly posted under direction of
Major Faulkner, Of the Artillery, which being so
well served by Capt. Emmerson, Lieuts. Howle
and Goodwin, who displayed that cool and deliber-
ate conduct, which will at all times ensure success
to the cause in which they are engaged Lieut..
Neae, Of the Constellation, during our defence
conducted himself with activity zeal and couraoe.
which will at all times add lustre to the name
of an American Naval officer Capt. Ruurk, of
the ship Manhattan, conducted himself with great
activity and judgment in the defence of the place
which will no doubt, give him DISTINGUISHED
part in the success Of the day. Great praise is
also due to the conduct Of Sergt. Young and Cor
pOra MOffat, of Capt. EmmersOn's Company for
the active part they took IN the management of
two Founders.
" Much credit is due Capt 1arbell. ofthe Com
stellaton, for the aid he gave in defence of the
Island and in forwarding from his ship $50 sailors
and the marines, with the officers commanding the
same, which no donbt contributed greatly in the
successful defence Of the Island.
Indeed both officers and soldiers of every de-
scriPtion showed degree Of zeal for the defence
Of the place, and where opportunity may offer,
we may confidently hope, that they will not be
wanting in duty.