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Twenty Dollars RcMa

y AN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
IL TENDER, ls47, two Negro Men-one o. th'
SANCHO, but commonly called FRANZ
named SCOTT. They are about ~ year, "ld
are very likely. purchased Sanclo, aias
buckingham Court house, four or i've yraf>r.
property Of Charles Scot, Esq, who resided
river, IN said county, near Scottsvilir. u
) feet 7 inches high, OF yellow complexion"
noted black mark over one of his eyes u thil'
larger than a dollar, which reaches down 10, g
eyebrow Of his thumbs ~ also shortrf
other, caused by whi,iow. Scott Is OF yeiipr
ion, about 5 fe,l 10 inches high; no mark or
lscted. They went off together. are both =
makers, and carried a parcel Of tools with tar
are probably lurking about Scot,sy!!le. VIE
was raised. or aiming 10 get 10 q free STATE.
trn dollars a piece for them, II delivered q
county Of buckingham. near CGrcsviil-' %
Iiil so that I get them again, II they are tax
the publication Of this notice.
OCT 5-cat PLEASANT ". MEht
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r IN THE FIELD.

We see in he Portsmouth Chronicle that al a
meeting Of the Democratic party of Princess
4,h October-Dr. N. P. Cooke, Chairman, and
M. w. Reid, Esq, SecreIary-Edward II. Her
bert, Esq, was nominated a candidate for The
Legislature for the session succeeding The next.
He has fought well, and We wish him success in
HE repewed eforf
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J0sEP e. BE ?, p1 Secretaries.
LONDONDERRY, 3Ist July. ls4

LONDONDERRY, 3lst July, l647.
Genlemcn.-We beg 10 acknowledge having
received from you Two hogsheads of bacon and
four hundred and ninely-lwo barrels of Indian corn
meal. semitic your care from Richmond, Virgil
mia, u. States, per big bachelor, by friends in
Rcckbritge county. Aud we beg TO express our
most respectful thanks 10 you for placing The
goods thus sent to our disposal here, without SUBJ
jecl;ng us 10 the expense of freight from Dublin
10 Londonderry, by which the charity has been
rendered much more extensively useful.
We remain, with much respect, gentlemen,
Your mosi obt servants,
ALEX. LINDSAY, MAJOR.
ALEXANDER GWYN.
To Jonathan PIN and Joseph Bcf0lcy, EsqS.
Dublin.
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ANOTHER FIRE!

The blackened walls and The rubbish remain
ing from The effects Of The fire on Sunday morn
ing have not ceased smoking, when We are called
ON TO record another fire, which broke cut yesler-
day about - M, in one OF the stables belonging
10 tie Colombian Hotel. The fire soon extend
ed to he two adjoining stables, and spread with
such rapidly that, before il could be arrested, the
roofs OF The three were burnt of. A small guam.
tily Of provender was also consumed. There
we're some twenty-five horses in The stables, bul
they were all saved. The stables were owned by
Mr.. S. d. Crenshaw, and we learn were insured
for about Two thousand dollars. The hre IS sup
posed to have been produced by some one care
lessly throwing a lighted cigar amongst some oil
The combustibles.
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Correspondence OF The Alexandria Gsz,ite.
THE RAIN IN THE UPPER COUNTRY.
CESTERvrcLE, Get 9, 1877.
have just returned from Bull Run, and il, is
ihree-quariers of a mile in width in some places,
and tull a half a mile al the crossing place. l.
is TWO leel higher than ii has been Tor nine years,
and is still rising. One field Ct splendi corn,
a quarter Of a mile from the run, vas covered
over The iassels. There ale lhcu. ands OF dollars
lost.
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We Ieere, that in our notice yesterday of The
Democratic papers in Georgia, we inadvertently
neglected TO speak OF the Augusta Constitutional
is,-one OF The ablest and slauchest Democratic
pap ers in the Soufh
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HIGHLAND DEsrIruTloN, Committee Rooms.
10 Hanover street, Edinburgh, 9Th Aug. lS47}
Gentiemen-I have received inlimation that a
cargo Of provisions has been shipped from Rich
mond, Virginia, being a contribution 10 The des-
li,ule HighIanders from The citizens OF Richmond,
Virginia, and ! am directed to convey 10 The con-
lribulors The cordial thanks OF the Board for This
generous conuibution 10 the wants OF The large
portion Of the population Of Scotland, whose SUI
ierines have called forth ST. strong an expression
of sympathy from all quarters, and 10 assure them
that the Board will take every care 10 apply their
contributions for the relief Of The destitute in the
most judicious manner.
have the honor TO be, gentlemen,
Your obi serv't,
WILLIAM 7. SKENE, Secretary.
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We are indebted 10 J. w. Randolph & Co. for
large and handsome volume, published by WI.
ley & Putnam, New York and London, entitled
an Essay on The Life and Winnings Of Edmund
Spencer, with a special exposition Of The FAIRY
Queen, The fayori,e reading Of The gallant and
accomplished Sir Philip Sidney. This spirited
and fascinating Essay, from The pen Of John 5.
Hart, Principal OF the Philadelphia High School,
is intended TO reproduce, under modern forms,
some of those agreeable ideas which instructed
and entertained q former generation. The task
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edmond, August p, IlcIA.-cu
FIFTY DOLLARS REWA

DAN AWAY from the subscribers, apoS
II June Negro Man by me nane IN ,b /
The said mar is about S feet III inenes
ple1ion, has q big, full voice, "nen p,h, n.
80 h..w.sn his shoulders, caused by a kn..
ill., he len a cloth cap with a fur oana =,
Other clothing not recollectsd. We gafeI IT,.
I'm. time in June, In Richmond, OF Dir. W.
Of re Charlotte, North Carolina, and Z ;, n
that he is making his way back 70 ma. sx
" We viii give The above reward y 's nim a.
il secured in any Jail so that - conn,y.
dress us, Pleasant Grove, Lune nuns Tos
joins :. ~
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Your obi serv't,
WILLIAM t. SKENE, Secretary
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Messrs. FAY g. Co.

SAID AND COMFORTTo THE ENEMY
The above lille, with politicians (says The n. O.
Delta, } is a beautiful heading for an article against
the government, any one in particular, or every
body in general. Yesterday, however, The police
OF the First Municipality nabbed a gentleman,
who was undoubtedly about TO give aid and
comfort 10 our amber-coloIed foes in Mexico 10
a considerable extent. |, appears that on Satur.
day last, a Mexican gentleman shipped on board
the sckr. Mississippi five barrels OF cigaritos,
consigned 10 a house in Vera Cruz. The mate,
a worthy young man by the name OF william
MyaHfc ,SasHRos oihoohanrd, but fl; suspicious we're
aroused when be felt The weight OF the barrels
Accordingly, on Sunday last, MIR. White insert
ed a small auger into one OF The barrels, and
found, gentle reader, what do you suppose? No
thing but The very best article OF gunpowder,
destined, no doubt, for The use of our amiable
friends, the guerillas, on the outskirts OF Vera
Cruz. or perhaps our still more amiable Mexican
brelhren in the interior. The bill Of lading read
thus Five barrels OF c~iearitos, for Don Fran
cisco Martinez, consigned TO Don Daniel Wilson,
merchant OF Vera Cruz" Capt. Youennes, on
being informed OF The TACT, repaired 10 The Levce,
took the gentleman who had placed the powder
on board prisoner, and after examining The bar
refs had Them semitic The powder magazine. The
gentleman who was taken prisoner, was recog-
nized on examination as being Don Jose Maria
Carabaial, a brother OF The noted Col. Carabajal,
chief OF one OF the most daring OF the guerrilla
bands, in Mexico. Recorder Genois held The
Don 10 bail in The sum Of $1,000. The accused
gave The bail required, and will in all probability
be examined this morning.
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We understand that an unfortunate ARRAY took
place on Monday evening between Mr.. George
w. Toler and Mr.. Edwin Cooke, in which Cooke
was stabbed with a knife, or some other weapon,
receiving six severe wounds on his body. He
is very seriously injured. We hear that the hts'
assault was made By Cooke. Toler was yes'er.
day examined before the Mayor, who admitted
him 10 bail in the sum OF 1900 dollars, TO ap-
pear 10 Court on Tuesday ne1t, 10 which time
the further examination of the ease was post
noned.
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A friend has furnished The Charleston Mercury
with a copy of the following interesting cores
pondence, with permission 10 place il before 'ne
public. il will be read, we are sure, wan oeeP
emotion, and does honor both 10 the living anu 'hs
dead.
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~ aNTED.

!. ae,iy. situation, on a plantation, Or
A youns man now residing IN ra'I an., y,
ACQUAINTED with bookkeeping, ana on a.,
knowledge, and who wishes 10 tesire 10
he be neft Of his health. Coco .yLWa
on addressing 'no' phil,delp1
Rant Qa-c5ts AH
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The Times estimates The total loss from The
recen, FIRE a, sl65, 900; putting The mill and lum-
berhouse al 500, 600. We trust that i, may be
correct in SO far reducing the general estimate OF
the iniurv
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The Republican denies that we have prored
Mr.. Evans, OF Maine, TO be a Wilmol Proviso
man, and says that we have no right 10 call upon
the Wing press TO prove a negahre-viz: thai
Mr.. Z. is not in favor Of the Proyiso. We dii.
fer with its logic. The Republican brought for
ward Messrs. Clayton and Evans, as the only
candidates for the Vice Presidency, and Of course
as acceptable 10 The South. Ii was The duty Of
that paper 10 prove them TO be good and true
men. We denied The tacl-we asserted the ad.
mitted proposition, that every leading Wing al
the North was in favor Of The Proviso, and the
burthen was thrown upon The Republican, 10
show that these were exceptions 10 the general
rule.
IL has not thought proper 10 deny the correct.
ness of our statement, and we are left 10 The con.
clusion, that, with all lis horror Of Conventions
il has voluntarily "lied its hands 10 The support
OF a Wilmo, Proviso man for Vice President
Ii must either r~epudia!e its own premature" no.
minalion Of Messrs. Clayton and Evans, or j,
must stand by "lhe game" which ii has "%enlered,'
and which must go against ii. Our position is
certainly safer one than the Republican cccu
nips
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FIRE.-The frleate Ralitan, anchars
bite Of Craney Island, was t%isco'etcl
fire yesterday afternoon a, 4 o'clock A.
promptly rendered from the Pennsylg-
from the city, the flames were e%xIlnsei>'
course Of an hour, but n; before dos.
damage, we tear, 10 The Raritan. " o
OF the fire we know nothing. Beio:e :
his paragraph, we ieel il 10 BE- an act {
Justice, 10 s,aic lhatthe Baltimore sea
ess, Capt. Sutton, Immediately - re
Of The fire, put back 10 The Pennsylvania
nica;et The fact on boarj, and imne
turned TO Tie tfigade, taking in tow a Is
of seamen. The Curtis Peck, CaPais
and the Osi,is, Captain Hicks, also w.
diately down, The former taking an 81
CINE with her. The Governmcn, SO.
sineer went down, carrying al Engine
Great praise is due 10 Lieuteram hta.
a detachment OF Seamen from lhe Penn,
Tor their indomilable efforts in suE.
ilames, 10 whom the safety OF The o.
solely be attributed NorioN Btacoy y
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DoNATIoNs FOR THE RISE. ,

49, ,acs;ved the following letters rom
Jreland and Scotland, acknowledging the llee'r'
of The donations by the baIque Bachelof anu ~
er vessels For The iniormaiIon ofthose VINO con,
,r;hn,sJ n lhis noble enterprise, We have oeen
,aa"ss,aa IN publish them, that all may see 'ha'
tbssir orders relative 10 certain secliohs VI -
country and denominations were s,licuS 0oA
nl;ed with by The committee in Duoilh.
: Tbe cargo consisted OF about 3OUu oalie's eoln
meal. -four, &C., and all delivered toihe poor Iie'
ri tre;oh, duly or expenses OF transporlalioh.-
Since the Bachelor sailed, me DONATIONS Iuu sdod
81 amounting TO 81 $40 35, have been forwarded
in a bill OF exchange to the committee, Tor renew
inc The wants OF The suffering poor Of Ireland.
NeSs'I H. II. ell. FRY co.
Central Relief CommiA eoftde SoeietyofF fiends,
AZ Fleet Street, Dublin, 18th OF 9Th month, ~. }
a.. w. q .J Fay & Co, Richmond, Va,
Rcspccted Frieads-We wrote 10 you under
date Of I'd Glib month, acknowledging receipt Of
your favor OF 10Th preceding.
As il may be acceptable 10 some oil Inc con-
tribu,ois OF The provisions consigned TO this Com
millee per The Bachelor, who desired certain Por,,
lions of the same 10 be allotted 10 parties nance
in your letter, to be Informed OF The iulilineh' "
their wishes in this respect, we transmit 10 your
care herewith for this purpose:
Isl. A letter from A. Lindsay, Mayor OF Der
nv. and Alexander Gwyn, Of that city, acknow,
lodging The receipt from US OF 2 hhds. bacon aho
492 barrels Indian corn meal.
ID. A letter from Charles Welsh, OF Clones 20
| Monaghan, acknowledging delivery Of a quanii-
ty equal 10 $50 bbls. meal.
Your letter conveys also an instruction 10 de-
liver SO bbls. meal Tor distribution amongst mem
bers OF The Baptist Society, if any such be found
in a state oil suffering. We were informed that
such was The case, and accordingly placed in the
hands OF a respectable member OF lhat body
James Millisan Of This city, who was recon-
mendrd TO us for that purpose, 50 barrels ofmcal
which we have reason 10 believe will be faith.
fully distributed in accordance with The design Of
The benevolent donors.
We are, respectfully,
JONATHAN PIN, ~
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THE "ENCARNAClON PRISONERS."-
This gallant but unfortunate body of men (says
the N. Orleans Delta have al length been paid
off. They arrived here care-worn-some with.
OUT shoes, others without hats, and most Of them
without the means wherewith 10 sustain life
They were all paid off on Saturday last, with the
exception OF Two Of their number, who were paid
off yesterday. They numbered in all ninety-two
men, and Uncle Sam gave The 'boys" nearly
ST., 600 Tor their services. Too much praise can
not be given 10 Col. Larnsd and his clerks, for the
zeal that they manifested in the performance OF
heir dulles on The above occasion.
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Fer tie ~
TOBACCO STATfSTl
INSPECTIONS AND STOCKS
lao T.

1863 1860 5lra.
In transitu and on s%hipboaId, urc,ea,
hogshcats.
FOREIGN EXPORTS.
1916. l..
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The Wings have denounced the administra-
ton for having, recently, from culpable motives,
stripped General Taylor Of his troops, in order 10
reinforce Gen. Scott. This charge has been re-
tu.ed by showing that Gen. Taylor himself re-
commended The movement. We find This view
confirmed by a letter from Col. Jefferson Davis,
in reply TO an invitation 10 a barbecue in Con-
cordia parish, Louisiana, in honor OF Gen. Tay-
lor. The letter is daled al BrieIield, Mississip-
pi, Sept. "a, and the writer regrets that it was not
in his power to be present al the barbecue given
"as a compliment 10 The character and gallant
services OF Gen. Il. Taylor" ian occasion 10 me
so interesting and grateful 10 the warm personal
attachment l feel for the patriot hero whom you
propose 10 honor"
We give the letter, asking attention 10 the
passages we have marked in Nalics, which ut
lerly disprove the Wing charge of "sIights and
disrespecl" shown towards Gen. Taylor by the
administration. The New Orleans Bulletin, a
TAYLOR paper, admits tina. "it will, probably,
prove TO be very fortunate, tha, The step was
adopted, as these rc-inforcements will reach &C.
neral Scott al a most oppoFune moment"
Blu, 10 Jefferson Davis letter:
Valuable and brilliant as have been the public
services Of Gen. Taylor, attracting lhe admira-
lion and gratitude Of his countIymen throughout
our broad Union, those who have known him
best will equally remember and honor him Tor
The purity, the generosity, and unos,entaticus
maenanimiry of his private character. His CO.
lossal greatness is presented in the garb of The
slrlctest republican simplicity; and 10 this, no
doubt, in a grea, degree, may be referred The feel
ing you describe, when you say, Eve are learning
10 regard him with a hiial Affection"
To speak OF General Taylor as one who has
known him long and well, | will say, that his
life has been devoted 10 the service OF his coun-
try for no other reward than the consciousness OF
serving i, well-and that for many years past, the
goal OF his desire has been a private station, as
Don as his official obligations would permit, 10
retire 10 the enjoyment OF The sovereignty of a
citizen Of the United States.
Before closing l will recur 10 a recent and cha
roosrist,e exhibition of his disinieresied patriotism.
He ,cas called on By Ne administration for his
opinion as 10 the best mode Of prosecuting the rar
riA MEXICO. In view OF The embarrassmeAts
which surrounded Gen. Scott, and The importance
of The operations in which be was engaged, Gen.
Toy'or recommended that a portion ofhis oirn CON-
uiand be sent TO reinforce he southern column. For
the good Of his country be sacrificed his long.de
ferred hope Of an advance al The moment of its
fulhlmenl, and doomed himself 10 the worst pu-
nishmenl Of q soldier-inactivily on q line Of de.
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TRIENNIAL CONVENTION OF THE
Mt EPISCOPAL. lib -

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Afternoon Scesion, Thursday.-The case OF Bishop
Onderdonk (says The N. Y. Evening Post) was
introduced BY Rev. Dr.. Memminger, OF S. c.,
who was seconded by Mr.. Forbes, both OF whom
manifested a degree oi earneslness, which could
only have been called forth by a subject of mo-
menlous importance. They called the attention
OF the Convention 10 The deplorable condition Of
The church in The Stale oil New York, without
a head, or rather a body with lis head suspend.
cd al its side. They inquired, "when would the
claims of j%uslice be needed, and the interests oil
The diocese be regarded" and said The case ua-
a chasm in our legislation. Our canon provides
no course by which one indefinitely suspended
may be restored, but il seemed as though he
should pass through the same ordeal in a gov
ernmental point OF view whirh he passed when
indncisd into ofioo. The subject was referred 10
a join, committee Of both Houses, 10 inquire what
measures may be adopted in The premises.
The correspondent OF the Philadelphia Inqui-
reI gives the following as The names al The COM
mittee: Rev. DR.. JARVIS, Of Conn, High Churchill
Rev. DR.. Burrows, N. H, High Churchill Rev'd
DR.. McGnire, Virginia, Low Churct;l Rev. DR..
Van lngen, Nesloria, N. York, High Church i
Judge Jones, N. Y. City, High Churchill Judge
Climbers, of Md, High Church;l and Mr.. K.
F. aston, Of sc.
The same correspondent says: ia great majo-
rily Of this committee, you will perceive, are
High Churchmen, and being 50, they will doubt
less make a report favorable TO The case Of The
suspended Bishop, and will probably recommend
his restoration"
EVENING SEssIoN.-A general attendance of
both Houses met in Convention at ~hali-past 5 P.
NJ, in 81. Bartholomew Church. Prayer BY The
Right Rev. Bishop Chase. who presided. The
Triennial Report, and The Foreign and Domestic
Financial Reports, were read, as also one from
the condition and prospects OF the eastern church
eS.
FRIDAY MoRNIN6.-The Convention met al
8, O'clock, when The Rev. DR.. Wainwright, of
the house OF Bishops, said The prayers, and the
Rev. DR.. Mead read the lessons.
The Convention refused, by a decided vote, 10
take up a rule OF order, proposed yesterday and
laid On the table, which looked 10 cutting short
debate.
The House Of Bishops announced that they
had appointed a committee on the resolutions in
reference 10 The case OF Bishop OndeIdonk, when
the following names were read:
Bishop Browncll of Connecticut, Chairman;
Bishop Hopkins OF Vermont; Bishop I've. OF
North Carolina; Bishop Otey of Tennessee;
Bishop Potter OF Pennsylvania; Bishop Cobbs Of
Alexandria; Bishop Lee Oh. There were %
ballots.
Both OF The committees on The case OF the sus.
pended Bishop meet this afternoon at S o'clock
and asa majority Of each are said 10 be opposed
10 his restoration, The result OF their doiDss may
be anticipated by our readers.
Dr.. Mason, Judge Chambers, DR.. Van Ingcn,
Dr.. Croswell, MIR. Hugh Davey Evans, Rev. B.
Gallagher, Mr.. Hudson and DR.. Neufyille took
par, in The discussion.
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fence. For The good CT his country all personal
ambition. all rivalry we're forsolten-he gave his
vesl also 10 The man who had taken his coat, and
left him exposed to the storms OF Buena vista.
Permit, Inc 10 offer you for the occasion
Gen. Tavlor-The soldier who "never snrren-
ders:, The citizen whose love is 'tor The country,
The whole country;" the man whose sacrifices are
all OF himself.
Accept for yourselves, gentlemen OF The com
millee and please tender 10 those whom you re-
present. assurances Of my high esteem and Inc
regret which | feel at moi being able 10 meet you
as invited. Very respectfully. yours,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
C. G. FoRsHgY, of Com mitlee oil lnvi!ation.
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! is we'll executed, and has won the appro5,
enlightened critics. The work i, crt.
with a splendid engraving Of Spenset n
| and doublet.
From the Norfolk Herald, ortos., !.
FROM RIO JANEIR0

A,riral Of The q. 5. F,igatc ColanJ a an
Ba,njridge from Rio L.nAlo-nrrsl
Hon. Henry A. Hiss, late .Ma,ae, a.
ticn ot he Hon. Nj. Tod, lis saa,,o,
Coa,i 81 BrG=R.
The U. S. irigaic Columbia arriyel Il .
ton Roads, IN Sunday, and came o. H. !.
val Anchorage yesterday morning. me-,
exchanging The usual sa!ules with ihe b.,
vania flagship.
The Columbia has had a passage 4, 3,
from Rio de Janeiro, having tcen ab,er.
this port Two years, serving on The BIZ !,
and has brought home as passense. il
Il. A. Wise, late Minister Pien'ro d III.
Court OF Brazil, and family-Boo, ra.8
late Secretary Of Legation, and NJ II +.
Rio, who was sen, 10 The U. ). !, ill.,
Consul al that place, as a witness IN =
James IL. Plunke;l, In America if,l,s
accused OF having been engaged in the >la,
on board The American bafque Fame. q.
vessel he is said 10 have been the Che, y
lie has been IN board ihis ship since ,hs !
August last, when he was taken q. cttks
rican brig Monte zrma, oti The ha!hof cfr
her passage 10 Baltimore, BY \ Il ite
The Columbia.
The United States brig Painbrids" Lee
Commanding GABglEL WiLLIaMses, "a
Rio in company with The Co.umtn s.
were separated during the first nish 81.
Two vessels met az in, h%owe:cf, wrer
$50 miles Of Cape Henry, having tcca 81
"a DAYS. and entered The Capes on - trf.s,
together.
The Bainhridec came up al Sunrise y,
morning. in tow OF steamer Engine. u
Mate Olmslead, and anchored I'll tx
Hospital.
The Columbia brings no news Il im9
The ship OF the line Ohio was Wing Al &
metro al the time OF her sailing, officers q.
all well.
His E1cellency, David Ted. Tie hes
Ter, was presented 10 the Emperor u Ne.
August.
From Tie Norfolk Bedcor
HAMPTON ROADS, Oct. ll'tf
Dear Sir Please permit me 10 thank s
the captain, and all the oiiicers ard ere.
ship, Tor the uniform kindness ana cout4
infested 10 my family and myself. during
and most pleasant voyage from Rio &
70. But lot Gains and strong ad:er>c d
past week, We would have made I,
sage in a much shorter time than - lar
greet lis shoriness, however, only bccaa>e
rates us The sooner from a gooi shin, =
those whom We shall always rcmembc.
most grateful sense.
With The most sincere regard ard II
am. sir. yours truty, HENRY A. u.
To Com. RossEAv, u. S. Frisate Co!un