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Our Hong Kong adyices are to the 9th Of Feb
ruary from which we learn that the r 'ninsular and
Oriental Companys new steamer Malta arrived on
the 10Th instant having left Singapore on the morn
ing Of the slh; and the Canton steamer belonging to
the same company, arrived on the 18th inst.
The question Of opening the city gates al Canton
has been the engrossng subject during the month; we
believe that nearly all the respectable part Of the ma
live community of Canton will be glad To have The
matter settled, they are getting tired of H. and II
is not argued by them now with the same angry
feeling as on former occasions. The fear OF the La
drones and Of the idle portion Of the working classes
seems TO the chief cause of alarm and not the ques
ton OF the right OF opening the city gates us. The
authorities can and must be made TO carry out the
convention or the consequences, indirectly, may be
injurious TO British interests not only at Canton,
but al all the olllfr ports.
The conference between her Majesty's Plenipo-
Tertiary and the Vlceroy Of Canton, on the 18th in
slant, at the Bogue, which lasted long, must have
been important Nothing has TRANSFERRED; but II Is
reported that Sen has sent TO Pekn for positive and
final orders from the Emperor about opening the
gates at Canton.
There is general feeling OF confidence in the firm
ness ard determination Of her Majesiys Plenpoien-
tiary to accomplish this and other important points
Trade has felt the effects Of the ngitation but once
this question rest il will improve, and the feel
Ing that il will be settled, gains ground. Her Ma
jesty,s ship Hastings, Sir = Collier, returned from
steamers Fury'an Mcdea ; her Maestys brig Arab
returned TO Whampoo, and the Hon. Company's
steamer Phlegethon, TO Canton. The Golumbine
remuins at Annoy, and the Mariner ut Shanshac.
Her Majesty's steamer Scout has not yet come down
from Foochow. Her Maicsy's brig Pilot arrived on
the 2lst instant from Labaun. Her Maiesiys steam
er Inhexible returned from cruise the 18th in
slant, without having found any trace OF the Kepc.
Her 6Iajesys steamer Fury is 10 proceed on visit
to the northern ports with the Admiral on the 2sth
instant.
We have TO communicate the distressing news OF
two missing officers. Captain De Costa and Lieu
ten nj nj Ghuck .chu and II is fparpd thni
some sad catastrophe has befalen them, no trace
Of them has yet been discovered
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The Intervention Of France In the fairs OF
Rome.

. kkUmes
In The British House Of Lords on the 10Th ult-
Lord beaumont said he wished to put question
TO the noble marquis, relative TO the nature oil the
French expedition 70 Central Italy. II was not his
intention "a say one word now as to the policy OF
such d measure; but he must say II the expedition
were for the purpose OF putting down republic in
Rome, il was certainly rather strange thing that
one of the first steps taken by the democratic repub.
lie in France should be 10 put down foreign repub-
Iic which was only initiating its example, and TO
restore monarchy perhaps the most absolute in
the world. (flear, hear) 1t would be strange
thing If the head of the Roman Catholic Church
should owe his restoration to temporal power TO the
hands of the French republic. After what had fall
len from the noble marquis respecting Sicily he was
only anxious 10 ask whether the government OF this
country had taken any part, either in the way Of In
stigating, or In the way Of concurriDg with the
French government in the step which The latter had
taken--After we had ceased TO interfere in Sicily,
where scenes Of butchery unheard of in ciyilised
wariore had taken place, and after we had abandoned
that island to the arbitrary control OF most unchrs-
an monarch II would be strange indeed if we
should concur with France in this interference for
the restoration Of the Pope.
The Marquis Of Lansdowne--l have no hesitation
in telling my noble friend that the occurrence 10
which he has referred, the intended expedition by
the French 10 Italy, is perfectly correct But may
say that expedition has not been instigaied nor sug-
gesed by the government OF this country, and that
II has nor been the subject Of any agreement or me-
gotiation. AT the same time must say that init
nation OF that intention has been received, but nm
not prepared to say that the objects Of the expedition
far an, acquainted with them, are OF nature
that this country would dlsapproye Of AZ the same
time think II right after what has fallen from the
noble lord another subject, 10 express hope that
the noble lord will not consider me as In any degree
acquescing in HIS statement, that with respect 10
another country In Italy unfortunately engaged IN
war, under circumstances between which and those
which distinguished the French expedition there
10 not the slightest analogy, we have receded from
the policy we have heretofore adopted, or In any
Epnse abandoned nnY aaanrance we have given
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NEW LINE or TELEGRAPH.

NUM- Z
no THE PUBl.iC.--The public are respectfully informed
ngon) OF the line of Chemical Telegraph has
been completed, and that the Company are now prepared
transmit with despatch 10 and from baltimore
and Washington by Telegraph
Due notice will be given when the line completed 10
Philadelphia and New York SS 53sf scst
The Offices located ms follows: sI
Office In BALTIMORE Carroll Hall Of Baltimore
and Calvert Streets .Si.f y
Office in WashinetonOdeon Building, corner Of Penn
syvnnia avenue and Four and half street. ~
HENRY j. ROGERS,
General Superintendent Of North American Telegraph
Company May At
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BY an arrival at New Orleans we learn that the
brig 81. Andrew, Capt Paul, oil and from this port
with large number Of Baltm0reans on board
the 9th ut all well. We have received the follow
ing letter from gentleman who went OH in herr
Baltimore Amcrican. gF
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Tbs Boston Atlas makes the following comparison
between the growth Of New York and Boston in
wealth since 1910; and tributes the great gain Of
Boston over her rival 10 the railroads Of Massachu-
setta especially the Albany one. II this is the true
cause, what will not the Central Railroad do for
phiIadelpliiai && N& &
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U. 8. Light ArtiIlery.

This fayore and most efficient of The national
defence II viii he seen by the Order Is ubont
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= PRESCRIPTION CONSISTENCY" rLED'E'
nOh, consistency thou art jewel"

As he has done in victory
But, how beautifully does the venerable
" Father Of the faithful" preach Of consis-
tency, and the inviolability Of pledges; How
classically are the discourses which he pub
fishes in the I" Union" for the benefit oil the
living, and all those who are to be born here
after, interlarded with "wise saws and mo-
dern Incidents pat to the point at issue I
How chaste his rhetorici How doyetailed
his logic He seems to surpass oil other
editors, and even to surpass himself. He
plays with the rules Of ancient schoolmen
and modern poets as BoNApARrE did with
the Crowns Of Europe, for his prose takes
sublimer flight than the poetry Of ARlosro
or TAsso, and his poetry surpasses, in
strength Of competition, the prose Of Ans
ToTLE or CALLED. His memory also is
most wonderful, for that, too, unlike It's SINH
lar in other men, possesses an enlarged fac
ulty, enabling him even to remember 10
forget. This j. most cgriously shown in
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i navor OF New York, ~ ,5bi,iAu bostonofnf, oSi
We have not seen The return for New York In
ls4a Boston stood as folows
Real Estate. sl0O,4G3,a00
Personal, 67,32i,sO0
l57,72aO00
In 1870 1851 GOO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-21
TnEo A HALL, Sec;ry.
Photographed for the Baltimore Sun.l
ST.. LOUIS August l6
Later from Santa Ee.

LdttT from sauna re.
A company OF traders from Santa Fe, headed
by Thomas a. Slaughter, arrived here las, eve-
ming, bringing specie amounting 10 Sl0O, 0G0 -
The parry leil Santa Fe CT he Z h oil July, bring
ine a large mail 10 For: L~eavenwoiIh, and Some
500 ieuels from California. The Southern emf
grants through Texas and FL Passo are reported
10 be suffering much for want Of water.
Major Chevailic, a Texan, al The head of %
Americans, has accepted The terms offered by lhe
Governor Of Chihuahua 10 fight The Apache In
dams. The contract price for he scalp of a war.
rior i. $500; Tor others 9i5G, and for prisoners
$500 each. All The captured animals 10 be re-
,ained by the caplurers. Cheval!ie ard bis party
had made a Treaty 10 this effect, and made one
expedition. When last seen by Led and Slaugh.
Ter, who have arrived here, they were on their re.
torn 10 Chihuahua, from "a hunt" They had
taken niue scalTs, four prisoners ana fny five
animals.
Later dates fron Santa Fe, which are up 10 The
Q h OF July, inclusive, STATE iba, lie indians were
committing sd Expectations.
Lieut.. Thomas had encounle Cd a ba No ofCam-
anches near Saugre Christi Placer, and kill,d II
Of them Trade was dull and The country Ire
from cholera.
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For The Enquii
SPRINGS.

Messrs Editors: Up in these Northern lati
tutes 10 spend a few weeks at this famous wa.
tering place. ! feel inclined 10 renew the CORES.
pondenco With your valuable journal, in which
| was accustomed occasionally TO indulge years
ago, when the old veteran and sage, my personal
friend, was at the head Of its editorial admins
tration. II is now a long time since | last Cazed
on the scenery aud mingled with The people OF
this section oil our country; and | must say that
although J cannot OF course relish TOR regard
with any o:her than feelings Of profound indig-
patton the sentiments often expressed and the
Internal spirit occasionally manifested here in
regard 10 what they sneeringly dcnominate the
"peculiar institution Of the South,n vet have |
been highly gratiEed with the kindness and
courtesy every where most literally extended
to me, especially BY my brethren OF the bar and
the bench, whIlc the tone Of feeling, even on The
subject OF slavery, particularly among the De
mocraiic masses, and ! Ought perhaps in jus.
lice 10 add, among some Of tie more intelligent.
Wings, IL more in conformity with the views
and less hostile to the interests of The South
then lhe : free soil" clamoIs Of a small clique
OF the one ard The abolition Juror Of a large
proportion OF the other of these claases mad led
meto suppose. My object. however, is no. to
dwell upon this subject, but TO present 10 you
and through you to The people, ard especially 10
The legal profession Of my ovn State. some &C.
coun, Of what | regard as enc Of lbe creates,
Improvements of The age, and orc OF which, if
] myself in early !iio, co;ld have enjoyed lie
advantages, l should have been, in all that qual
ifes o man for success as lawyer, at leas,
ten years 10 advance of wha. I actually was
when admitted 10 The bar. | refer 10 the
Law Institution recently cs,abli he'd by the
Legislature of New York in lhe village Balls
Ion, Saratoga county, seven miles from this
place. IL is based Gu a sys.em essentially new,
designed TO quality The legal student pratnaAy
as well as theoretically for his profession; assun.
ing that that profession has an ar. as we'll as a
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TILE NEXT HOUSE.

Alabama and Kentucky siaGd in The mex,
House Of Representatives, in regard 10 political
parties, as they were during the last session, In
Tennessee we gain one Democratic member. In
Indiana The Wings had tour members al The last
session-now they have bat one member. The
Free Soil candidate being e.ecled 10 Caleb 3.
Smiths District over The regularly nominated
WING by The vote OF Inc Democrats.-(We shall
probably gain one member 10 Mississippi and
oue 10 Maryland. = Hu, independently CT these,
the scale ~inclines 10 favor al a Democratic ma.
jori,y in the next House. The Baltimore Patriot
admits that il is"exlremely probable, il not Ger.
tain, that there wall be an anti-administralion
majority il the next House" and ttawiug upon
lis philosophy Tor consolation, says, very grave
ly, "Let Locofocoism rule in both. General
Taylor aspiIes to no other share in he leaisla
ton OF Congress than that which the Conslitu.
ton has conferred upon him. Let Congress take
the responsibility Of passing evil laws, or Of re.
lusing TO enac! good ones. Lei rs have no part
in H."
The New York Tribune also c~oniesses thai
THE Wing party has almos, certainly lost The as
c~eadancy in the next House; and consoles itself
b7 the empty hope that "Ihe triumph thus secured
will dissppoinl, embaTras and ultimately eiscom-
dt Ibc vicleTs." For our v par, We are will
Ing TO lake The responsibility and employ :6e ma
jority We may obtain for The good OF The country,
and in The support of republican principles.
These spsculations Of the Wings, however,
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POETRY.
IRELAND.

THs VIsIr OF rnE QvEEN.-W While official PEI
. ms are preparing TO celebrate The visi, OF lh
Queen with festivities and illu limitations, a pc,
In The Eishman brea,hes such a Welcome 10 h
Royal guest as follows:
THE SECOND ADVENT.
Shout yourselves hoarse, We supple slaves
Gtd grant IL do you gold!
But carpet frs, the irequen. graves,
Nor let The dead in,rude-
Make bonfres OF those shastly bones,
That ne'er have buried been,
And drown in Paan.hymns The groaus
or Scull and Skibbereeni
She eonnesn make every window bright!
Prepare the worthless show
'Twould wiring her womsn's heart outright
To learn one half your woe.
Reveal not how they fed ordfo
Who loved YOU 10 The iasii,
But lose, 10 one DAYS Iintel prmS
The future AID tie past.
Even while Royal galleys wait
Fair seas, and rav'riDg skies
Far 10 The south, with doleful freight,
A lonely vessel flies
Oh Turn your Thoughts from all the glare
That cneats your eyes d!ouIoi
Ard zee your noblest pining there,
Your best AID truest bound.
Alas | for them lis vain TO weep
Assume a cheerful smile,
Ard rouse the tones Of Joy Thai steep
Lorg silent through tie Isle
She knows no.. she can never know,
What suff.rings ours have been
Then diub with red the cheeks OF woe,
And fy TO greet the @ 'ern!
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JUNIUS.
For tic Enquire
IFynrn cnhT

AtSSA
To one who knows SOMETHING ol the relations
CT The Richmond Wing 10 a certain ui.ap.
poin'ed candidate Tor Office, there appears 10 be
a peculiar maligniry in he attacks o! that paper
upon The lale Secretary II The Nav. The Ed
tors gloat over The ioGd hope, that they may enjpy
the signal honor Of sullying Inc bright and spot.
less esculcheon oil one OF Virginia's distinguish
ed patriots Nepolisn and Taylorism give them
The power and The will 10 attempt il, and a sense
Of gratitude 10 Uncle Tommy and Old u &c may
have overcome lha. deiicacy which induces mosr
just men carefully to avoid giving any ground
Tor the impula,ion OF improper motives. Be This
as it may, The Wing will be disa ppointed in its
efforts to impugn the conduct and larnish the le-
p~ntalion OF John Y. Mason. Ii vii. be clearly
shown that no blame attaches 10 him on account
of The money lost through the late agency al
MaTseil!cs. a pretty long lerm Of public ser.
vice, giving entire satisfaction TO all men of all
parties, and an u~nsu,lied private character, it
nigh, be supposed would have restrained even
the Richmond Wing, until il and The country
should BE put in possession OF The law and the
facts. But no-Judse Mason is president Of
The James River ard Kanawha Company" and
he is a Democrat. The de.rac ion o. Democrats
is The life o: The Wing. II must have lis appro-
pirate food, or die. Just men, however, Of all
parties, will wait Tor evidence.
BUCKINGHAM,
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WrpNE:p.Y, Arersrl5. 1919.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

Ia the House a message from The Senate by
Mr.. AMBER that they had passed The bill
providing for compensation for The Rerisors, &C.,
with amendments. (rhc amendments reduce
The compensation for The use Of the rooms and
furniture a, The Fauquier Springs from $500 10
$3.50, and The pay 10 The Clerk Of the House OF
Delegates from 81, 600 10 S500.J
Mr SCOTT sail thaithe compensation Of $500
OF The use Of tie rooms here was parsimonious
enough, ani he would rather adjourn wilhou.
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IN CHANCERY. - vIsGixiA:-M Rates hb.oe.
i The Clerks Office Of The fifcuit Sr.-nof ,t !.
Law and C~lanrery Tor the County Of SoitD"As''
9h dcy cf June, ieia: ,,p
Travis II Ep.s, 1'aonas r Eres, ani ias..'
Pryo. aad Frances BIG wife, sihH'''
against psv.,l
Richard Jones and Elizah-lh hi. WIFI tam' !
Hicks, WIN @ O~serton, Trustee Of VIM y to- ,,",-a
his creditors; A A Campbell, WIN + WIZ y, an.
tor Of Rachel Willis, deceased, Bartelot I 80, Z.
~nis.rsinr OF Mary r Todd, tereasr'' Wnh'V~ n
mand VILE, Catherine Wis; FfIns'' IN. ,n ii
Martha his wife, Jefferson fowars and - li,-r
wife, tach.I Wills. infen:, b. her sl,:d W - Tod.
Bernard Todd, Thomas Todd, Wm Todd. los'g gaood. IT.
Catherine Todd, Virginia Todd, and su'' Ros,as ar
fat, ny her guardian I'D Item, and - o,h.,. CHI
Elizabeth His wife, AMI John Cowan ann IN
dren Of Wa Cowan, whose names ne Im.,.ndaatS
otb.fs, .bGcfe'
The defendants, iohn Cowaa ahd "'asn stagn
OF VIM CcHan. who's: names .c lHAn.,t ,h,if ~
Wills ana VIM Cowan, not HAVING w., % The act q
pcarance and given security. acoof"h. Il aopeir'h.
Assembly aud tie rules OF this tc.fi' I, ubas.iinls 81
by satisfactory evidence that they are !. :, me said d.
this Commonwealth, il IL Ordered, .nnSoctcber t,fr'
PENDANTS do appear here on the hfsl oaysT n: ard thi' >
next, and answer the bill Of the piain,a,l,, the Bet
copy Of this order be forthwith inseI.sa and pcst.'
mond ENQUIRER for two months success.ssy ,nlnly.
atthe front door Of the CoIn. noo'eo'
ACopy-Teste, 1zcERALD, DC.
Z. June 2l-cw2m Z"
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Telegrsphed for The Baltimore Sun.

WASHINGTON. Aug. lisp. NJ.
The eieh, CLERKS in The SIKH Auditors otice,
whose ranOrsd removal I sent you last night,
have all received official notice 10 leave, (M-.
James Caden's name therein was mis.spelL)-
Besides those, Mr. Joseph O.. Jones has been SUI
perseded-a aud may add tia, of Mr.. VIM. Cor,
Chief Messenger.
The appoinIees, in The same dispatch, are said
TO be correct.
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We have seen a buugl,ns counterfeit Of q $40

We have seen a bungIinS Counterfeit OF O STU
note Of the Exchange Sank OF Virginia, payable
at Alexandria. Tue Presidents name OF the
Branch at Alexandra is omitted, the faces of
Washington and Marshall are omitted, 10 tho
plaoe Of which are inserted two los, aud the
engraviDgs on The margin of a railroad and canal
are also omitted. The whole appearance is eu-
tirely different from The genuine note but per-
sons should be on their guard. The counterfeit
10 marked letter A, No. 6353-datcd Norfolk,
9Th December, l647.-f.Asranari2 Gaze te.
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II Is understood that Truman Smith is paid 5s
per day for his electioncelins services and The
use OF his frank. The returns show ina, Truman
has made a good deal more money by The bust.
ness than his employers -fNsp Ark Eagle.
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Photographed tor lbe Baltimore SUM-

6ARRitSrRa, August ia +. M.
Inc WING Stale Convention assembled here
to-day, ard have nominated Henry M. Fuller,
Esq, OF Luz erene county, as the Wing candl.
dale for canal commissioner.
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A GOLDEN REGIONAL correspondent OF
The Newark Advertiser, writing from Minnesota,
says: "when you reach The Mississippi, you take
your leave of back notes, and cent currency
Nothing but gold and silver is here used. Halt
dimes and siYpcnces, dimes and shilIings, are all
OF equal value. Red cents are utterly dcspise!.
The sooner We at the East ONE uP 10 Ibis stand
ard the better. A concentration Of greater Of.
fensivcress Than one Of the small notes, which
has been circulating among pockets and hands
innumerable, | DO mol know"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-21

We understand that The Hon. William c.
Rives, OF Virginia, our Miniser TO France,
passed through this city yesterday, with his Ia
nily en- yoLts 10 The seat OF his mission.
WASHINGTON ReDa5fie.
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Sz.mere, Esauya, Georecy, Kukovich, Bal'o
RAINY, Hofyan, Ducaeck, Ministry.

Tho Alexandria Gazette admits, that il Tru>
mar Smith received eight dollars q day out o!
tho Wing sleclioneering fund in this city for
his time and Inc use OF his irauk in circulating
political documents, it "wouid disapprove Of
and condemn it," This is what we suppose
every honorable eiiior would do, if the facts
charged wore true. But the editor of The Ga
sette doubts their truth, and thinks We have
been mi.iniorned. We believe our information
10 substantially correct. Indeed, VIC have been
toll Of q highly respectable Wing of this city
who has said that Mr. smiths compensation
during the last presidential campaigu was even
more than eight dollars per day. Tho whole
SJstem shouid be broken up; and if i. cav
not DO done in any other way, let the franklng
privilege be abolished i Uaion.
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THE BUTLER DIVORCE Cause.-The
Model Courier denies the Truth Of The report that
an arrangement of The difficulties bclv:en MIR.
and Mrs. Butler has taken place, and states that
the trial will come on in The Seplember term.
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AN W nwNRl

you will tate notice, that | shall, on the IN d9
L the Fall term, ls49, OF the Circuit Superior y,
OF Law and Lnanccry for Ssr;0,! cogni?', ne
said Court TO impanneI a Jury 10 try Inc lse'-'.
in my petition - lilo Legislature Of Virginia III.
VERGE fIon you-at which time and Mace yoi ~,
tend. ELIZABETH : O"'S'
Bedford county, Va, July 3i-cwlm
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OREGON. Intelligence up to the Isl July,
has been received from Oregon, per U. S.. pro-
peller Massachusetts, Commander Wood, which
arrived al Philadelphia on the l4th insl. An clec-
ion of delegate TO Congress had been held, and
The Hon. R. s. Thurston chosen by a maj .ri!y OF
seventy vote. above all other candidates.
Gov. Lane has divided the Territory inlo Judi.
cial dislri lets and assigne the Judges their re-
spectiVe circuits. District No. !, east Of The Will
hamelte and South Of The Columbia, 10 Judge
Bryant; District No ,, ives, oil the WiIiha metle
ard South Of the Columbia, 10 Judge Prau; Dis
tricl No. 3. lying North OF the Columbia, no Judge
appointed. The Courts in Jud, Byrdnl's dis,
lrict commence in August, and those in Judge
Prat's district in September. An election for
members to a Territorial Legislative Council
had taken place, but no lime of meeting named.
Indian difficulties had been rife in the region
about NisquaIly, and one American had been
killed; but every hing is nos quiet, Gov. Lane
Aavihg visited that quarter. Cap!. Hill with The
company Of artillery under his command, would
repair 10 NisquaIIy Immediately upon The arrival
Of The Fredobia store ship. with army supplies,
then daily expected.
Lieut.. Hawkins, of The u. S. Army, is prepar.
ing 10 leave about The first OF July Porl Hall,
with supplies TO meet the regimsm 10 arrive over
land