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Brig Catharne Bell, NEW, III tons,) Simon NJ
Jarvis, West Indies, Samuel Phillips 4 Co,
Schr Dorchester, Billups. Fredericksburg, master
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, ION Norfolk. The
left Norfolk CaIly Saturday morning and arrived a
the wharf in this city about O'Clock II night. She
lett The Steamer Jewess safe at Norfolk and il wasV
rain whether she would leave for Baltimore on
Sunday afternoon, or remain over until NJ 'nday. On}
account Of the violent N. r. Storm that has prevail
ed he past four five days. the boats have bectS
prevented ii ON making their regular trips. At Nor
folk the gale blew most iurOusly in from sea and
caused quite swell of waleT in the haIbor. The
tide in parts above the wharves but little
or no injury has been doHe 10 the property. The
Georgia passed at anchor off NJ W Pmnt, yesterday
morning, two ships barque and brig
Steamer Cambridge, Turner, from Cambridge
Saw off Annapolis Baltimore built schr beating up.
Reports The weather very rough III the bay.
Steamer Columbia, GuyIher from District Column
hia reports Corn Field HarLOt barQue and three
brigs. The 90 umbia was regularly due here OH
thursday morning last, hut prevented from lcav
img on account of The SiOlm unit Saturday morning
and reached this city early ON Sunday morning
RETuRNED-Ihe steamboat Os.ris, Turner, which
LETT the wharf early On saturday ni0nug on her re-
gu ar "Trip to CCnueVlle and ChesierUwn, proceeded
as Tar as North Point, when at the rQuest of many
of the passengers Capt. Turner put back. He re
ports the weather very rough below.
The schr Deposit, VIII CHI had sailed Cor WWeham,
returned on aturday on account of head winds.
MEMORANDA,
Skip Seaman, MyTiCk, from Baltimore, via Ialca
huana aud Valparaiso, arrived at Cdllao previous TO
Sept II.
Ship Orpheus, Hill, from Caloa, was al Va'parl iso
Aug. %, II sail st Tor Coqumbo, Monte video and
Baltimore
An Amer. barquc showing blue and red signal with
white diamond Undoubtedly Cntolia Wright, Cole
man, f ON Baltimore for River La Plata sailed about
Aug. ~ was passed by the blrque Hunlress at allen
Oct ,, lat 70, Ion SO 10.
BarqHe Mary, Johnson, from Raltimore, laden with
lumber to Boston, arrived low New Ork for har-
Dor, sh inst, on account of the gale,
RFi Er uIbU lf Rn iD,oFp fslf an.i Of
Hope, dScharging; AID PsuItney, Mouat, for Balti-
morr soon, were Iet at Rio de JlneirO Sept 25 alss
brig Harp, Cater from Baltimore
Briggs Argo, Reed, and Amazon, Oliver, from Bat-
more just arrived W re left al MonevideO 22d Sept.
Brig Ocean, EIdfitge, for Baltimore, cleared at.
Boston 5ih inst
Schr Alicia, Hall, from Baltimore for jamaica 7
days out, all well, sp ken 25th ut lat "A TO- lon
II 90
Schrs Chesapeake, Steuart, for Baltimore, cleared
at New YORK 5th inst and StgnRe, Cole, for do. do
9Th.
Schr Queen, Eldlidge, sailed from Providence for i
Southern port Nov. 8.
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OFFICE OF EMORY * co.

UppOSITt DtTHUMsy Bait, MD.
G3-OFFlCIAL DRAWING OF the Nd Consolt
datrd Lottery ex class No. 80, for 1896 For bcnef
of Frederick Female Seminary.
SIS "a &C So 81 As 80 II So 90 Al Is ID %
81 and 55, being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each Sl8
"a and Go, being the 2d and Sd drawn Nos each IL
50 and 66 being the 81 and 4h; or 81 and 50, be
ing the 4th and 9Th drawn Nos. each 8
All having Two OF The drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, % ,
1t EMORY * Co, No. , N. Calvert-st.
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rEqG THE AFFLICTED.-we wis

FE7G THEA FFLICTED.-W wish TO call
n the attention ofour readers to the dvertiscments
OF Dr Dow, regular medical man, whose protest.
al education is not surpassed by any phy siei IN IN the
county His having devoted MS attention for many
years n particular branch of the pro Cssi0n, and
having b. extremely in curing long stand
ing and difficult cases, such as were considered al
most imcurahe, is sufficient TO commend him to The
public as worthy of the extensive patronage he is
dali! receiving TOlh0se acquainted with the Doctor,
say nothing as 10 his skill honor Integrity as
they are well known; but Strangers IN search Of
nhy stefan, we would recommend to carefully read
DR.. BOWS advertisements, and be sure, when calling
on him, 10 observe hat his Office is hut few doors
from Second street between SUu'h and Giyss
See his advertisements. nGe
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THE DUELs AT CAMARGo. By the new
from the Army, it will be seen that the two ex
pected duels at Camargo have been amicably
settled. The Delta says that Col. Peyton made
a written apology to Gen. Marshall, which set
tied that. Mr.. Musson and Capt. Shivers,
went to the ground to fight with rifles at forty
PAGES, when the latter made verbal apology,
and an aRieable settleme mt followed.
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MARRIED.

on the 3D. inst. BY the Rev. Lloyd Goldsborougt
j. VINroH OLIVER, OF York, TO CAROLINE, daugJ
ter Of the late General Sewa =
On the ID inst by Elder Fdrquhar'on, THeMAs Ban
Tos HARE TO Miss JANE AITCHEsON bo h If this cit,
At Washington on the in inst, by the Rev. NJ,
neGelan, JonN UANGY, Of Baltimore, to ANN MI
MAMON, Of Wakhnglnn.
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DISTINCTIVE FIRE AT MADISON, Ia. We
learn from the Louisville journal, that, on
Monday morning just before day, the large
store of Nlessrs. Macauley s Butler, of Maids N,
Ind, was discovered in flames. The building
and its contents, together with the two ad-
joining stores, were entirely consumed. The
loss is estimated at upwards of $50 900, and is,
we understand, covered by insurance to the
amount Of s25 900.
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NOTICE. Owing to the seyel

e s-ss,.ee NOTICE. Owing to the severe
%.shyS 4sssfr,nand continued gale from NJ z in the
-il.sGAs.Sifs. Bay and at Norfolk, tn regu ar trips
of the BAY LINE OF STE AMERS have be II inter
TuptCd for several days past.
The Company have the pleasure to inform the pub
lie ge er2iy that their boats have not rec ivea the
least damage, aud hat the regular trips will be re-
sumCd again, TO Norfolk and The SOuth on THIS
DAY, O1Onday,) 9 h November, lS46, at O'Clock,
P NJ, from Spears wharf, Baltimore in the Steam
boat GEORGIA, Capt Cannon, t4t Norfolk, Rich
mons, Petersburg Weldon and Charleston, $. G.
n9-lt GrRl Y. SHEPPARD Agent
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ENOREEGN NEWS
- gsTENN

ENORE3GN NEWS
81 BY STEAMSHIP BRITANNIA
Just received at TAYLOR'S, North st.,
The London Lancet for November
Chambers Information for the People.
The Philosophy of Drinking ard SIN king.
New York Farmer and Mechanic, for November.
The Lives aud Tragical iecaih Of some Beauufu
Females, with engrRyngE.
A fresh supply of the Widows Walk, Woman,
Revere, SC, &c. All for sale by
n9 WIN. TAYLOR, North st.
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New YoRE ELECTION All the couAties but
two have been heard from, and the wing majo-
ri'y ior Governor is about 10000, while that
Of the democratic 1t. Governor will probably
be about the same. The congressman stand
wings IS, democrats 10, and independent -
1t is reported that whig is CHOSEN in the 18th
district, which, if correct, will leave the demo-
Gratis but congressman. The official majority
in the city ofNew York against the new State
Constitution, is ls,ol7i against the amended
city charter 1888; and against negro suffrage
24,6S7; every ward in the city gave majority
against the latter. 1t is supposed the State
has voted for the Constitution, and against ne
gro suffrage.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

. SANTA ANNA STILL IN MENICO--LARGE
/ CONTRIBUTIONS FOR TEE SUPPORT OF
/ THE ARMY.
BY the brig P. Soule, from Havana, the N
O, Delta, has received files of Mexican papers
The dates from the capital are to the Goth oil
/ September.
We end nothing in the later numbers about
the departure of Santa Anna towards Monte
rey. So far from that, he was still in the ca
pital, mastering his forces for the contemplated
expedition.
Sonor Haroy Tamarz has been appointed
Minister Of Finance in place of Senior Gomez
Farias
The Diario del Gobierno says that all the
rich people of Mexico would do well in follow
ing Souta Annals eXample-contributing lber-
ally towards the support of the war--or else
the mob would 60 where they knew the money
was and take it TO the soldiers who defended
the country. Then it adds, that the clergy had
consented to mortgage their property for &c.
000,0 eco; that the merchants and wealthy citi-
zens Of Mexico would deliver to the Govern
mcnt on the 25th Of September 100000 for
the purpose of the war; that the same amount
would be delivered en- the 18th October aud
equal sums would be paid every month
Senior Gomez de Ia Cortna had made HIM
self loan Of $50, 900, without any conditions
as TO premium or time of reimbursement.
The ESpectador says there are yet some pa
trotic Moxicans left, who will not allow their
country to be ruined by its enemies.
ARRIVAL OF THE NoRFoLx Boar - Great
Storm in the Bay. By reference to our marine
list, it will be seen the steamboat Georgia,
Capt Cannon, arrived here on Saturday night,
from Norfolk where she had been detained by
violent storm in the bay. She left the steamer
Jewess there on Saturday morning. The storm
in the Bay i: represented to have been unusu-
entertained for the safety of vessels on the
coast. At Norfolk the tide rose very high, in
undating some of tho streets, but fortunately
doing but little damage. The steamboat Co
lumbia, Capt. Guyther, from Washington,
which had also been detained, reached this city
in safety yesterday morning. The steamboat
Osiris, Capt, Turner, left here on Saturday
morning for Chestortown and Centrevlle, but
on reaching North Point was compelled to re-
turn in consequence of the violence of the
storm.
By the advertisement in to-day's paper. it
will be seen that the Norfolks boats have not
sustained any injury, and will resume their
trips this afternoon, as usual.
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DIED.

On the eta int. GEoR6E ROSE, Sr., in the Goth yea
of his age.
On The LIST Mrs, JANE CALLAE, in her 9th year 4.
Airport Lava "ca. on the 9Th ult. Major MOSES Vi
GRAM, Of Kentucky, COmmiSsary in the u, s. Army
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MIcUI5,T ELECTION. The following reports
Of the Michigan election have been received
BY telegraph in Now York: One account says
Wagne county has elected wing Clerk and
two members of the House of Representatives
Oakland county has chosen the fall wing tick
ei-a gain. Calhoun, one wing member-a
gam Macom6 county is wing, gain, McClel-
land, dem, is reelected to Congress, from the
the first district, Wisner and Gordon, wings,
are probably elected. The o,her side claims
thai all three of the democratic members are
chosen, At all events there is a decided wbig
gain in the legislature and on the vote for
Congress, but the Congressional delegation is
dnllhtlnl.
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4mGriton Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
BOMBAY MORNING, Nov. Q, 1915.

Fye1 .yv AND FEAxcE. These two great
po,y,-s have moved on tremendously for many
ve!~. and there appeared 10 be very fair
pras,a.. Of the contnuanco of this good ieuI-
ing-14. It seems that Eng land breads the in
Apcacc which the marriage Of tho French
kia.ss ssh 10 the Princess Of Spain, will give to
Ere c4 and hence is opposed to the match,
Som politicians anticipate that a war between
tn two powers will arise arise from this source,
W. Anpc tat 80 insignificant cause will not
row. the ancient rivalry and luminosity Of
tbs" sroa' nations; for collision between TEN
would inevitably involve other nations. Louis
Philippe is d,sposmg Of his children III manI-
az 30 the bost advantage; but IN dong SO, we
Go1l. whether he has not an eye more to Pecu-
mary than to political effect We THINK 1t I'M
probable that he will enjea'or to ''anncx"
Spain to France; aud it Will be time enough Tor
E1g'a..! to interfere when he shall nave made
til e..1:,, England IS !'AsiY 10 have bonn
ti!u! supply OF the royal s'ocN' IN lhe iu'ore
di-Iosa! oil which, She may counief'DaIahce uIe
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Shirt OR NO SURF HERE GOES

1ws
- This was the expression o gentleman who
stepped in al The old and run te ttice of EMORY
& o. 10 get a Sis Virginia note changed. The
young man in tie Office alw avs ready and willing TO
accommodate, persuaded him 10 purchase pack
age of whole tickets in The Small Fry Lottery He
objected, saying SIS is al the money have, and |
intended TO urchase a half doz,n shiris-in steps
fri I'D Emory * Co., saying take the package-no
risk no gan-shin or shirt will take it. Now
behold the gioriO luCk-for risk Of GA he buys
package of whole tickets, aud the result is the
grand and magnificent prize of Ss0O0-clear gain of
$500 for 81.
rs Nos. and IA drawn ballots.
HERE'S ANOTHER BEAUTY!
| prize of $l0,OO0 prize of $4,000
" q" 10000 d" GO $3.50
and 10 of $1,000 each!
Tickets only S5-Sharcs in proportion.
P. S.-For prize packages or siApe tickets, aa-
dress the old established house of Emory X Co., 81
office from Market street, in Calvert.
EN- Try Co, u. ). Lottery Agency,
no. jalvert-st., ID Lottery office
1t from Baltimore street.
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Iowa ELECTION. We have a few returns
from this new member Of tie conGcderacy, from
which it appears that the Wings have carried
the Governor, one Of tie two Congressman,
and the Legislature, thus securing two U. s.
Senators for six years. Mcknight, Wing, is
elected Governor. The Wings have already
20 members Of the House, which is majority
of /, and have Senators, 10 being majority.
They claim three moro.
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LARGE DvIDESD. The Lancaster Savings
inst,uton has declared dividend of seven ana
kaB per cent, for the last six months.
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PLAN OF THE WAR. Nothing certain i;
known ont Of tho official circles, Of the plan
u2oa which the war with Mexico is to be far
ihor prosecuted; but we infer, from remarks
which we have seen published, that it is con,
tenplated to capture Tampco- to land an az
my at That place to march upon San Luis dc
Potosi and to concentrate at that point the ar.
mes Of Generals Taylor, Koarney and Wool
OF such portion Of them as may be able TO reach
the spo. in tue-aud thence to proceed against
The city Of Mexico. This might do very we'll
e We had sufficient toice with Con. Taylor
10 clear away all OBSTACLES in his long march.
kut NE apprchaad danger from the smalIness of
the army which he commands. WhlLever may
b. TIE system Of war designed by the govern
msG', VIC shall hope for the complete SUCCESS
oF cur arms; but we think that, 10y frcing
GeacraI Taylor forward without reinforce
mea.,, unnecessary hazard is incurred. Were
the Whole OF our troops combined at San Luis,
it is possible thaL they might march securely to
the city Of Mexico; but the difficulty is, to
dra~ them together a, that point. We have
no dol5tthot TamPico can be readily taken by
our gljIau; navy; and TO conduct the war vi
go,ousy It's cong lest mist be undertaken.
lis perhaps right that the plan of the war
shoud not ba made public By authority; we
therefore approve the refusal Of tie Uaion to
answe: questions IN that connexion. So far
on; brave soldiers have achieved great glory,
and We hope that the future events of the war
vii! produce no reverse OF fortune
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LATEST DATES.
LETTER BAGS Up AT rnr VIGILANCE REAplkc r.c

For London Shin Missi, siapi, with dispatch.
For liverpoOl-Ship Republic, with de spatch.
For Lverpool-Ship Manchester, 10 succeed III
Hargrave.
For Belfast Iieland-Ship Washington with desp'1
For Belfast-SEip s. L. Howell with despatch.
For Hayre-Shp Alexandria, with despatch
For Amsterdam Ship Head, about 9Th inst.
For BTemen-Shp Marianne. with Cespatch
For Kingston Jam-Brig Phgnix ahout 18th inst
For tlavre-Fr. barQuc bilochaH, With patch.
For st Thnmas-''rig Hope new few days.
For st. ThOmas-Brip Adelaide, with despatch
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The MUSEUM Third appearance Of Mr. Rogers
This gentleman, who made such success vi debut
On Thursday and Friday evenings, will appear to
night as Othelo in the I'd of the celebrated TRACE
dy ofthat name. He wi | he ably sustained by the
whole strength the conn any. Tse entertainments
will conclude with The farce (never acted here
called ssLend me five shIIirss" We have read this
prodrction and can safely recommend as one OF the
most amusing pieces of the age. Il was played ia
london for thirty successive nights.
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BRUSHES, COMBS, BELLOWS, &c.
EOSEPH STAPAETON,

L
Has in store an extensive assortment of BRUSHES,
suitable for housekeepCrS, sto eker pers and anu
taCturers, wi h a great variety of FANCY ARlI-
Giles, in the Blush, Comb and Fishing Tackle line.
Alse, Fancy ParlOr aHd Chamber BELLOWS s, Black
smiths Bellows, assorted sizes, suitable for tarners
or heavy smiths work, All of which he will sell
low, and warrant TO the purchaser, wholesale and
retail. l9 4l*
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THE ROMAN AhPHIrHEATRg. This place of amuse-
ment continues its onward caresr of prosperity The
inclcmency of the weather, seems to have but little
effect upon the audiences, as tice alb iement
OF their number. The house on Saturday afternoon
and evening, fail upon both occasions. The en-
leTtaihmcnts for To night are of the most varied and
interesting character we doubt not will draw as
large an auaitory as any of the season. We have
been requested state that seats can be secured du
ring the day by application at the box Office.
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OUR BOOK TABLE. We have received from Mr.
H. Coburn, the November number of Stunts Mer-
chants Magazine and Commercial Review" l. is
filled with its usual variety Of matter Interesting to
the commercial community.
From Messrs. VIM Taylor Co., No. n5 of the
Modern STANDARD d anna. containing "Virgnius," a
tragedy by Jane, Sheridan Knowles.
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GtHAWLs! SHAWLSl h. MeELUOWNEY
- Il co. will open this morning large invoice of
Terketi and Cashmere Shawls, of entirely new de-
signs. 1853 BALTIMORE STREET,
go between Baltimore and Light streets.
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Cd EMOVAL. MRS. MCPHERSON has remov~
IA ed tn No. IL LtXlNG1 ON STREET, and
intends selling her present stock of less than
The Ladies are particularly invited, az she has
all oher articles in her line. Commencing on MON
DAY nj ORNlhG, Nov. 9Th. nj
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Brig Catharine Bell, NEW, Ill tons,) Simon
Jarvis, West Indies, Samuel Phillips 4 Co.
Schr Dorchester, BIups. Fredericksburg, master
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OF BALTlMUNE
CLEARED.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8 1876
FRomrHE EXCHANGE READING-Room BOOKS.
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o. "NEVER GIVE UP, " 90 iorg rs il is in YOU,
power to avail yoRrse!G0f that justly cc'ebraiai re
mcdy ioT Coughs, Coles, and every species OF Lung
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NJ SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers f0T ;hf
South,-say 10 Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, 5. Gas also TO Lynchburg and White
Sulphur Springs, will dnd the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest TO any 9th
ca Route, Soc advertisement. je2G.d
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STABLER * CANBY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also by Geo w. Jones, cor. Baltimore AMI High sls ,
Seth s. Elauce, Baltimore ard Pratt streets; Roberts
Il Atkinson, corner Baltimore and an1yeY SIS; j. F.
Perkins * Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets:
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 ThamCs-st; Elisha Il. Per-
kns, corner Marker Grpen-ss.: George II Keer.
No, 1923 Baltimore street; n. n. Robinson, S. Eorh
Gay street. uS lw
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t9- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS VINO wish TO
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
GuIrI and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Gases; Hrrast.pins; Ear-ringa Silver Plated Cak9
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited To examine
D. CLARX'S assortment, which is com
n atc aths Old Established Store Watcrs, 81 door
iron, Calvert. APPS
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u. 3. COmsnissAOner's Omce.
Before Com'r Gardiner.

Charge of Shoofing.-Elisha Morrell formerly hrst
mate Of the ship Mohawk, was brought MP, yesterday
before the Commissioner, charge Of having attempt
cd to shoot the Captain From the evidence appeared
that Morrel shipped IT Boston first mate voyage
to Charleston and from that 10 Oporto and back this
city, that during the whole time they had been the
Captain and the prisoner had frequent alterations 10
consequence Of the prisoners alleged neglect Of duty
that the night Of the nth Of January last about ~
o'clock, while they were on the coast Of oporto, and
about miles distant from H. after experiencing some
empcstuous weather for several days, sudden calm
came on, followed by . heavy swell which caused tne
vessel to drift towards tho shore The Captain came on
deck and gave orders that Of the anchors snou DC
let out IN the doing Of which there was some
for which the Captain rebuksd the prisoner very sharp
y and amongst other expansions used the words co
are pretty fellow TO be mate Of shP-upon which he
made use Of very incorporate language and the Csp
tain seein that ne vas much excited and knowing he
had pistols asked him whore they were, and TO CIV.
tbern mn He refused Tho Captain then ordered all
hands m All and told thst Morrc longer
sis ~ th vessel that they not to obey his orders
ana nm sgsin called upon him to give up his pistols.
ad; thst ss he was now put Oh duty, he had
s. sor Keeping them; upon which he replied that he
cue word 70 say 10 him. the captain the same time
erpng up him and swapping one Of the pistols In his
face which fortunately burned prming he then threw
himself the deck allowed himself TO be disarmed and
asked pardon OF the captain he next secured and
upon the arrival Of the vessel at Oporo handed over
TO the American consul and by him sent home in irons
The further examination Of the Is adjourned 70
o'clock this day. II il said that Morrel had been re-
porter editor ofa paper in Boston, and that ne ins