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THE POTATO DISEASE.

The rot IS hcIinlng 10 appear and ~ some
cases farmers are cutting oil the lsps 10 arr est
il. This. ii done early enough seems, from
the evidence. 10 be eiFeclual-
Mr.. NJ. c. Webster, Of Hartford. Conn.
writes 10 the Editor OF the Courani is fol-
iows:-
Noticing some tine since recommends
ton 10 nov Oft The vines Of potatoes 10 pre-
vent the rot. cauS9d he vines from part
of my Mercer Potaioe palch in my garden 20
be mown off when The potatoes were half 10
two-thiids grown, and the rcsult is highly
gratifying. Those not mown OF are large
portion ofthcm diseased and rotten. AMI those
mown of not one diseased Or rotten potato
can be found.
think farmers who have late field of pO-
tatoes where The vines is yet show no signe.
OF disease. { but if suffered 10 remain will in
4 few weeks become worthless, may be
bic 10 save ihem by moving the tops of with
out deIar The potatoes where The vines
have been mown, appear nearly or quite as
large is those where the vines are no. mown
eff One ounce Of prevention is better than
pound OF cure
I! any are skeptical upon The result OF my
experiment they are respectfully invited 10
call and examine my potato patch CNo i
Front streci) for themselves
We have met with several other statements
of the sam tenor rom other sources; and We
are OF aware that the plan has ever failed
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TaE SUs-TaEAsURY 10 now partially in
operation. Il Circular having been issued by
by the Treasury Department 10 the various
collectors. Post Masters. &c. 10 deposite
their funds with The nearest SUB Treasury,
retaining in their own hands wha; may be
sufficient to meet the expenditure Of their
office.
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THECoPPER SPECULATION. The business
of making fortunes in the Copper mines a
bout Lake Superior. seems fastverging TO the
same stlte and condition with that Of Eastern
Lands, sufficiently well known in these parts
A rcccut letter from distinguished citizen
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HALIFAX AND QUEBEC RAILROAD. The
surveyors sent out by her Majesty's govern
ment. accompanied by Mr.. Wightman Of
Nova Scotia, have started on their survey
ofthe proposed line.-Halita.r W. S. Jour
nal
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Removal.

THE subscriber has concluded to change his
location, he would therefore Sayto his old Gus
toners and others whom it may concern thai
hereafter they will find him in the Wainwrishi
shop near 3. 3. Browns Temperance House,
where he viii be on hand to answer the calls he
may have in his line; and while he acknowl
edges past tarors asks for share OF patronage
in future. ELI MATTHEWS.
Aiiddlebury, June 60, 1916. OF
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Miscellaneous.

Ralph l: Ingersol. Of Connecticut, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenpoieniiary
to Russia. in the place Of Charles S. Todd.
recalled.
Ransom II. Gilcit, of New York, Regis
ter Vi the Treasury.
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NJ a rric d,

In Allentown, Pa. on the 18th inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Walker, Mr.. Carlos H. Samson OF
Cornwall Vi. TO Miss Marsena daughter OF
the Hon. Joseph Saegar ofihe iormerplace.
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GROCERIES.

A the Drug Store Of the subscriber
EAmay be found choice assortment.
adapted either to condition Of HEALTH
or DISEASE.
Hyson, Tyson skin, black and green
Tea.
Old Java, Manila, and Laguria Coffee
Double refined loaf, crushed and pow
dered Sugar
Brown Sugar, MolaSseS. and Honey.
Citron; hoxRaisins, English Currents
and Tamarind<.
Rice, Arrow Root Sage. Tapioca, Pearl
Barley Dat Meal am SOFA Biscuit
Cooper's Isinglass, Irish AMI Iceland
Moss.
Cocoa Shells, Cocoa anil Chocolate.
Cinnamon, Alsp;ce, Pepper, Ginger Sc
Sperm and Tai Ow CandleS,-C emical
and Sperm Oil.
Shaving and Common Bar Soap.
Tobacco in all shapes, and Cigars BY
the thOusands.--All at prices that cannot
be beat for quality and cheapne>s.
w. P. Russell.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESl
DENT AND SENATE.

William C. Bouet. Of New Y ork. Assistant
Treasurer Of the United States al the city OF
New York.
William Laval Of South Carolina. Assis-
tant, Treasurer Of Z. :. at Charleston
Henry Hubbard, oiN H.. Assistant Treas
urer at Boston.
Geo. Penn. OF Missouri, Assistant Treas.
urer at ST Louis.
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HARDWARE.

Ali trouble Of goiug or sending abroad to OBJ
tain any thing in this line, cheap, may now b'
saved: to be convinced OF which YOU haye .Only
TO examine his stock and prices.
C. D. NASH
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HATS 8 CAPS.

Cases Mole Skin Hats,
Fur HITS, suod article:
Drab Hats,
Fur Hats-witle briID, ior all
dnz- Cloth aps, (nrn-
) dOz- Silk Caps--All of hich will
be sold very low BY
June ist, 1916. W. 5. JOHNSON.
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CHAMPLAIN AND CONNECTICUT
RIVER RAIL ROAD.

In pursuance ola recent vote Of the Directors,
the assessment OF S. on each share of the ConPa-
nyis stock, heretofore laid and made payable on
the I2Ih of August next, will be divided. so that
only -, on each share will be required Oh thai
day, and the remaining %, on the Io.h day OF
Nov. next
The assessments may be paid TO the Treas
urer, at his office in Middleburv, at the office OF
Samuel Hcnshaw, & Son, Merchants Exchange
Boston or to either Of the following Banks, viz
Bank OF Burlington, Bank Of Vergennes, Bank
Of Middlebury. Bank of Rutland, Bank of Bel
lows Falls, and Cheshire Bank, at Keene, Y. H
SAMUEL SWIFT, Treasurer
Nidiiehurv Angus ;. ISIS
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E..tract If a letter from Colonel Henry
HHHing, ddted natamoras, J1'fy 81, 1910
General Tavlor has just issued al order
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Two Gases more

Ofthose HATS" that have given so grca;
SATISFACTION, Just opened by
w. S. JOHNSON,
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BYTHELATEST PACkET

Just arrived bv the last Packet in N View
York al other ports. large and we'll select q
assortment OF Dry Goods well adapted 10 the
season. which ~, offered for S..i,. very low Tor
cash > y. :. JOHNSON.
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Brushes.

Paint and Varnish Brushes of all sizes.
" hite Wash, Horse. Clothes, and shoe
Brushes, India Ink poonah Brushes, Cam
els Hair, pencils &c. for sale by
W. p. russell.
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Groceries, Croekery and
Hardware,

And indeed, I rerv fall assortment Of alne~t
every article Kept ~ country store
Having purchased our goods unusually late in
the season, and OF cUurss at lower Prices tn
thew could have bcea bought At an caller time,
we can confidently assure customers shat
shall not be beat in chcayHeSs Of price by any
body lfaGy haze entertained the least SuSpi-
cion that we have hitherto sold goods AT higher
rates than our Gcigh5crS, let them call ard exam
inc. We earnestly invite comparison, Wheth-
er our friends 2UrrkaSe moi, we shall take great
pleasure in submitting eur goods to their iaSFcc.
lion.
zyNos, kinds # prHluce will tc received ia
payment, and al fhc fIircSt prices. Amr!c limo
given &c
Middlebury, May 18th. 1916
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the late firm of z
Beckwih Il Co., are notified that paymen
must be made forthwith.
4. BECKWITH.
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LIBERATION.

have this day given my son, Edison Al
word, his time during the remainder of his
minority, with liberty 10 trade and act for
himself, and shall claim none of his earnings
nor pay any debts of his contracting after this
date. PHINEAS ALVORD.
Middlehury. August 10th. 1886.
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RAILROAD MEETING AT DERBY LINE. AT
the Rail Road meeting II Derby Line on
the 9Th instant. Mr.. Fairbanks took occasion
TO allude 10 i re port which he learned was. in
circulation relative 10 i connection OF the Nor
then ami Central Railroads near the mouth
of White River
He had no doubt but what an ARRANGE
mcnt would be made for such conheXion.
and he sincerely desired that il might be So
because he believed the public coed required
it. Ii ought 10 take place But he denied
that such connection would have any unid
vorabe influence upon the Pasumpsic Road.
The report that the Boston Stock holders of
the Connecticut and Pasumpsic r. R. had
principally in view the obtaining OF this con-
nexion when they subscribed 10 our stock, and
that they were ready to abandon the Pasum-
sic when this object was effected, he regar-
ded as L SANDER upon those gentlemen He
mad intimate intercourse with them from the
first, and knew that they were sincerely III
tent upon the prosecution Of the e x L. X.
R. r. as rorl Of nreri! anil importance.
? He was happy 10 have this opportunity 10
disabuse the Boston Stockholders when 50
many OF them were present, and II he had
mlsreprcsenied their views he begged that
thove gentlemen would correct him.
Mr.. Gilmore of the Boston delegation, re-
marked that he felt much satisfaction III cor
roboraiing the statements which had been
made by Mr.. Fairbanks. and could ASSURE
the meeting that these were he views enter
tanned generally By the Boston StOckLold
crs.-( ale,fani-r
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And so much Of said lands viii be sold At
public auction at the Inn OF John May ia
said Bristol on the first Thursday of October
next at 9 o'clock in the forenoon as shall be
requisite TO discharge sale tax with cost IN
lees previously paid.
WILLIAM e. RIDER. Constable.
Dated at Bristol, this ed day OF Augus.
1916.
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Opieces Cashmere de Lame. 200 do. of Mus.
indie Lame, 20 do. Bingham, do Drab Mo.
rcene, Just received by w. S. JOHNSON.
JULY 81, 1876
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GENTLEMEN

GENTLEMEN
Will find a great assortment OF Fancy Vesting-
and Cassimeres, also Il few patterns such as arc
worn bv the .'BO-HOYS," for sale by
July, 81, 1916. W. :. JOHNSON.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Governor.
JOHN SMITH.
For Lieutenant GorernOr.
TRUMAN B. RANSO VI.
Treasurer.
DANIEL BALD WIN.
For Congress, 3D.. District,
HOMER L. HUBBEL.
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CONGRESS- W4TER.
A fresh supply, received every week by
August 3. H. A. SHELDON.
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NEW GOODS
AT THE CASH STORE.

4 DAMS & FULLER, are now opening their
Il sjl2l2 GLTtf S5P OJls<
of Goods, to which they would call the at,en-
ZION of the public generally; confident that they
can sell on as favorable terms as any establish
ment in the county.
Middebury, May II, 1916.
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W. P. Russell. Agent
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-20
Ncw advertisements.
Fire Insurance Notice.

TUNIE members of the Bristol County Nh.
II tual Fire Insurance Company are hereby
notified, that in pursuance OF a vote oi the Board
Of Directors an assessment of twelve per cent,
has been made upon their Premium Notes, and
that the said assessment Is now due aud paya
bic to BENZ. MUMFORD at the Traders Bank
Extract from the bylaws
Art ID. Whenever an assessment is made
agreeable to the foregoing provisions, the Tiea-
surer shall be allowed thirty days from the date
thereof, in which to complete the collection al
the expiration of which time he shall proceed IL
make the necessary demand of the insured ol
his legal representative, and likewise Of the ten
ant in possession for all such assessments as are
then unpaid; and IN case Of non.pay ment at the
expiration Of said thirty days he shall then, with
the appreciation of the Board of Directors. pro.
coed with the collection, by resorring to the lien
upon the property insured agreeable 10 The pro.
visions the seventh section olthe Act Of Incor
poratiOn.
Art. Is. If the insured shall neglect for the
space Of ten days. when personally called upon
to pay any assessment the risk of the company
on The policy shall be suspended till the same is
paid
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THE GOOD REPUTATION.

or any remedy among Physicians, is certainly
tho best possible evidence Of its excellence and
utility. This has been already attained by Dr.
Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bitiers
A. there is no secret about the salumry charac
ter of iis constituents, regular physicians have
not hestated TO recommend il TO their patients
as worthy of conf ience and Trial. Among
writes, :" would add. your preparation hn
given very general satisfaction in cases of Ncr
vous Debility and deep seated Colds, etc. elc
and am indebted 10 one of our first physician
for The sale Of many bottles" For sale by
aug 90 X J. TAYLOR, Newport.
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From the Bay State Democrat, Boston, Nov. 4, 1874
REMEDIES. There are so many medicines o
doubtful character advertised and pa fled by III,
newspapers AT the present time, that we shoulC
have shrnnk from the task we have now under.
taken, were we not most thoroughly convinced
from our own personal knowledge. of the facts
which we state below.
II is Of Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry that
we would speak. and we speak advisedly. A
lady of our acquaintance, whom we see eve r,
day, was a short time since, in what we though
a precarious if not dangerous state Of heallh
\ cough had settled on her lungs ; her form
seemed wasting away; she was obliged to aban
don her work, and we thought not soon to re
sumo it again. For about two months she ha,
been taking Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherr,
aud already has she so far reganed her health a
TO be able 10 resume her abors.
This is but single case, but it is one at least
in which we cannot doubt the efficacy Of tn,
medicine.
None genuine, unless signed l. Butts on tn,
wrapper. For sale by
Aug. 90. II. J. TAYLOR, Newport, RI.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-20

The LATE SESSION OF CoNGREss.-Tbe
session of Congress has at length, to the re
lief we believe, Of most rejecting men in the
country, come TO close. II has been the
longest session Of Congress, with the excep
ton Of the Unprecedented one of 1912, un-
der the confused administration of John
Tyler, which has been held since the estab-
lshmcnt OF the government. II has been, in
several respects, a remarkable session, mark
ed by several events which will be long re
membered. 1t began with n most alarming
threat, IN the opening communication of the
Executive, oi a war with Great Britain, aud
u ends with an actual war. hanging upon the
country, and absorbing IN It's daily expenses,
double the amount OF the entire revenue of
the country. The session began with a well
established system OF revenue, affordinp an
umpe supply for oil the wants Of the govern.
ment. including lIbcfa provision of the ma
tional defence; II has ended with the over
throw OF that system Of rcvcnuc-a greatly
rcdured income, and an expenditure doubled
in amount. The session opened with cvlden-
ces, from every quarter, oi a most prosperous
state of national industry, nnd OF private
prosperity IN every section OF the county
u ends with the most alarming fOrCboGinCs
oi declining prosperity stagnatlon Of trade
md Indnslry--insuiliclcnt rercnuc-- ptosira.
ton of the public crodH and general private
embarrassment. These d,shs,rous changes,
yet but impcficcily i.li. bat scrluusy appre-
Bonded, io whatever extent ih"v m,y be-
;eall"d, will b. altubu'ahie not To any pre-.
Sously rxl.iing cause. bur ,ol,.ly =" the uIca.
siFos oi the gnvcrnm""' duting NJ" session
81: I" InptnVid"ut aud unNt-e l"clslatipn.
t'd To tho disastrous policy Of th, admlnIs-
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Providence Mutual Fire Insurance COmpany
NOTICE.

IYNIE Directors OF said company have. in nc
Il cordance with the provisions of ITS Charter
ordered an assessment Of four aud half PEI
cent on the amount of Premium Notes IN SAID
office, TO pay snndry losses occasoned 10y the
late fire at Nantucket, amounting To $3l 900.
Notice is hereby given to those concerned tha
said assessment will he received daring the usua
hours of business, AT the Counting Room of l.
w. LAWTON ~ son until The 10Th Of Sep
hmber proxilno, after which a lee will be charg
ed for collections on snch suns ~ may remain
unpaid. Those who have procured insurance
ol the Subscriber ~ the Towns of Mddletowu
Portsmouth, Tiverion, Little Compton, New
Shoreham. and jamestown, will please take
notice. aud govern themselves IN the saue man
ner.
OJ' None but bnnkablc money will be- receive
for the above assessment.
EDWARD w. LAWTON.
~ Section ~ of the charter provides for a
double assessment upon lh0se who do not pa,
within 80 days aiieI The publication Of notice -
Nrgrrling II 6O da,s subject to foiiriinre OF the
benefits of Insurance, bat liability To pay assess
ne MS continues aS before.
| Newport, Aug. ~, ie46.
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Nj r NOR ANDA.

Sch. Cora, Read, of ihisport FIN New Orlean,
for Brazos Santiago, went ashore with a pIo
on board, on the moard, Oh the North Break
ers on the Goth uIt ,at o'clock =. NJ. crow anC
officers saved, vessel and cargo total loss.
Cid at Havana, 20th uIt Brig Confidence
CozzonS, for New Orleans.
Spoken, June 20lh lat. 81, 30 Ion. 6 L. bark
luna, Weeden, hence, for smyrna
Arr at Philadelphia, 10Th Ins,. sch. Imperial
Reed, fin this port.
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nominated, but there is no doubt they
will be the two cardinals most distinguish
ed for their liberalny.
Railways are to he authorized in The
papal dominions. The late Pope be-
iieved them things of the devil.
GERMANY.
On the 18th Of July, Mr. Wheaton,
the American Minister, took his leav G
OF the King aud Mr.. Donelson, by
whom he is superseded, was received
IN private audience by his Majesty and
presented his credentials.
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D AND RHODE-ISLANDER, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST

iralion, in involving the country in an expen.
slvc foreign war. for an object totally foreign
To It's true interests.
| Ia reviewing the history Of the session,
there is one feature which has characterized
n portion Of The proceedings of one OF the
branches Of the National Legislature, which
may be regarded with unDlxed satisfaction.
We refer To the independence o. u portion Of
the members Of the Senate, belonging to the
dominant party, in breaking loose from the
tranmels by which It was attempted TO bind
them to the support of the administration IN
their purpose OF involving the country in a
war with Great Britain. To this dlsplny of
independence of party dctalIon, on the part
Of portion Of the members Of the Senate,
we are indebted for the defeat of the purpose
Of the President, so distinctly announced in
his opening mess age, and 50 pertinac ciously
adhered to by him until overrued by the vote
of two thirds Of the Senate, Of insisting on
claim to the Oregon territory. which would
probably by this time have involved Us in q
conflict far more SERIOUS than that in which
we are now engaged.
Another, and almost an equally important
act Of the Senate, has slgnallZed their pro.
ceedings on the very last day of the session.
We allude to the defeat of the insldions at
tempt Of the President To obtain the sa nc ton
OF Congress to measures for the further &c.
QUESTION of territory, by which the character
of the Union would be radically changed. and
the interests Of it's original members sacrificed
by securing a predominating influence in the
hands Of new States.
II The discussion in the House Of Represen.
tatives on this measure, 10 which the bill tor
carrying out the views of the President was
ably and manfully resisted by the Wing
members. The ground which was taken by
them, was defended, during the short debate
which was tolerated on the question, with
great ability. But they were defeated as on
all other questions during the session or
which their views were at variance with the
policy of the Executive, by a party VOTE
But the Senate again placed themselves in
the way of the Executive policy, and have
again protected the country from the effects
%: measure which might have been produc
tive OF The most serious results. 1t now re.
mains Tor US 10 await the issue Of the Mexi
can war, and to hope for its termination in Il
way which will not commit the country to q
system OF perpetual annexation; system by
which we are al every step undermining ou'
national character, and putting at hazald oul
most valuable national interests, By sharing
our control over them, with population who
a:c foreign to both.-Boston .4drertiser.
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Among the mass of worthless articles and hum.
bugs that are poured forth at the present day upon
the country, it is really refreshing to find some
thing of real practical utility, something simple
speedy and eflcctual in us operation, and at the
same time free from those injurious effects which
generally attend powerful remedies. Hunts Lin
mcnt, prepared by Geo. Z. Stanton OF Sing.Sing
though it has been but a short time bclorct the pub
ic has already obtained the confidence, not only
Of our most wealthy and influential citizens, but
our most eminent physicians. All acknowledge
II tobe sovereign balm for many of the ills that
flesh is heir to, soothing the aching limb and by
It's genuine stimulating influence, banShing dis
ease from the system. For sale in
Newport.-R. J. TAYLOR.
Portsmouth, JOHN TALLMAN.
Fall River,-CUSHMAN a. WOOD, and
by Druggists generally throughout the
State. aug 20.
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BRIGHTON NJ ARKET,
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser a. Pa,rio
MoSDAy,Aug IL, 1876.

Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser 4 Patriot
AT Market l25 Beef Cattle, 100 Stores, 2O0O
Sheep and 800 Swine.
Prces-Beef Cattle--.We advance from last
weeks prices to correspond TO sales to day---ex.
ira -; first quality 8 so; second IS 8 %
third , 80 a 4 80.
Slores-We omit sales.
Sheep-Old Sheep from l75 TO 275; Lambs
from 33 to e25.
swne-Old Hogs 4, Al and 4!c. Shoats to
peddle from Al to 4ic Al retail from "A to &c.
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The Mexican war. notwithstanding its
promises Of "glory" at the outset, is deci.
dedly unpopular with the people, and drags
heavily with the sailors a. well as the sol.
d,ers. The New York Express states on
the very best authority, that the Recruiting
Officers cannot enlist a man in that city for
Tue Navy. Sailors refuse to 60 into The
Mexican war. They say they are taken to
The Gull of Mexico to dio of the fever. where
there is no fighting or prize money. Public
vessels are now waiting, aud cannot proceed
to sea for want Of mcn.-U.