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Q1 An REwARD.-LOsT IN rHB OMNIBUS RE-
VAfO tween wslkef aud " Tree streets poe boo X
seae in each ans i've drafts BY Joslah
Gone fcr 81 too And tbe other for ss0 Also sus His
kiehard Ten Brock payable a. $50 Anv
rsrson return said postst beck ana shall
esvs the above reward Tao trsfss notes have bees
also s.eir.d. kDwAED II. PENDTRToS. iryiss IIess..
FIVE DOLLARS REwARD-Losr. ON SUNDAY
nernins Or Afssrnesn last Blseh Poin Dog wi,s
Anssr So Charles lsss 81, Broad sv corn
81 LeenAre street VII receive the absye reward.
L osT.-A ROLL or BILLS. ABOUT SIT IN STATE
- money. ne tseer will receive q liberal rvard ~
leaving " . sane 40 y Abissdss place. -
I osr-A GOLD PAN AND PENCIL CASE HAVING
the svnsrs name engraved On u. The ~ rseeiy,
n"rA re.ns on ieurnins 10 70 ", r. Ladd, Jsvsilsr.
corner Of all and Bross stress.
/ osT-nk SATURDAY LAST. DUkiNo rHg AcyI-
asnt Cansl street wharf, gold bras@st aIssp
with oornl head The fndsr will literally L.
esvps 10 ut ths once q the ART Usss te7 Brssdway.
II Wharf Of the Ala 81 sIirs loot Canal IRE
Arot brseele set With sarnss siss, same time nd
place pair 81 sold spsctAc.s Te snser will b. beraiIr
rwarded BY lssvinE the the souns,nr ro.u ~
Vivian Cromwell Co. rs wiiiisu street.
II osT-fS BROADWAY TWIST sIDEL BRrwEIx
- Wan and Frsnhin streets Monday af,sruoan A
sehs gold Naesi % Oh. bach . ssa sesue, With q
tie Icing returned 70 Ne. 81 waite stssst
II Brssdvay Bisesher -. E.lx shsssiail cssiS M
garnet brooch miniature srk ekarns stt-shsd saAsr
LINES. No. Maiden isis
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AFrArks IN VEsrzrEta.-our reader. will fad
in another page some interesting Intelligence from
Venezuela. We give few extracts from the
newspapers Of that country. showing the feeling
exhibited at the recent Presidential election.
There appears TO be freedom Of speech. II nothing
else
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dCvotss bis atentioA tkveIy % diseases Of tho LYt
and Ear from 70 o'clock 2S Broadway, entrAsss
Warrior street. where be bad his popular Treatise
the Eye third edition. price % cents also his
Eye and Ear Fountains. Artificial Eyos inserted.
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VIM PRehelo for the best Wigs and Tou-
pes The public invited to insneet his new style for
$50 at BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory Wall ~
&c Keeps the largest ana best in the oiAy Cory
kha al
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fully lean Mrs Jervs Cold Caudya pocket Psnion;
loaf Of bread useful for coughs colds Losr.e
ness sc, in household OF Homestead. sold by Mrs w.
JEWS, 556 broadway; by Zieher Third below Chesaut
at. Philade!pha and By Drugsis.s generally.
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In wrappers, sirpene..

Jenny Lird.-yust Issued, the only correct
Portr,it u the Nsh,inssl .rsss,sa ~ pAvsson on
Brstys ssessrree,,r Price 50 sests. Putshst from
Brssys Gallery, ss Broadway sns for sale siso ~ vac
book stores n. n. BRADY. fropr,ssr.
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CONVENTIONS ABovr 10 M HKLD.-withia the
present week there will be several souvsstoas
held ia different par's Of the cesntry. Ts-nsnow,
the working.sn's State Cenventios will be held
at Albany. The Aboliusa National Convention
will hs held at osveso. on the same day; the
Council OF Bishcps, Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, at cincinnati, on the same day; the Mac
sachuseus Wing State Ccnvention, on the same
day; and the Massachusetts, Free Soil Convention,
on the third Of October. What an in6oiis quantity
Of gas will be expended at these cenveatioasi
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Married.
Died,

On the 10th inst st Brooklyn by the Rev J. Dc
Edward Mooney of ublin
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DOU BILE SHEET.
New York. tuesday. October !. 1855.
T.iegrsphis SUMMARY Adjournment or
Congress.

We give in another column, the closing scene. Of
Congress, both houses having adjournei yesterday
~ sses, or shortly afterwards
After such an exciting session, We are pleased TO
learn that the adjournment was very decorous-
more so than usual; and we hope that when men,
Der. again meet, the session will be no: only busy
sns, bsi that il viii be characterized by good feel
isg and harmony
W. rsblish in another column number OF con-
Ernastisns whi,h were acted upon by the Senate
ai tks last hour.
We learn by telegraph that fugitive slave wa.
arrested in Harrisburg, Pa, under the Fugitive
Slave bill, and delivered up TO the owner. The
proceedings were marked with the same order and
.sistness which sLarac erzed the first case in New
York few days since.
We regret to learn that Carbondale, Pa, ha.
been visited by confssrstion which caused
sss,ruction of property to the amount of one hun
sred thousand dollars.
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TRAVELLKRr, GUIDO

NV YORK AND EXTRAORDINARILY yoRE
~ ans fhila<erhis Dir-ss-UnteS ssates sail Line
ihrensh IN ~ hcurs vie hev Jer-ey Rairosd-Fsrs
s-eee 70 - for frst e&AAs ana 81 ~ for second
New York % 4. ~ FROM CsurtanLt street.
"a - ard y. n, from feet % Ltsriy street. Lave
fhlsdeirhia. 90 sss A n. ant y. ~ from foot Of
Wslnut street.
CAspEs AND Assor nstL.oao LIsE yoR PHI
~ 1afelrha, a. seven c'eieek A. ~ snd half enc
s'cost r. NJ ny s.esmssAt Tod PoTr r. daily fsu.-
Gays sr.sp.sd.) Iron Pier Ne L. Sersh River Yars-Tss
ears, 81 eiszs a.
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ENTERTAINMENTS RgNEWRD RpgRY FAY.
Personal


Personal
DE, srf re, Ne TEoS RgssIa Is HEREBY NoT!.
Lvoria have taken their Vii vaahi Wisconsin,
Byr.n Co. a%auiis Wisconsin a'4 ''''' care o. A'''''
INFORMATION WANTED Of BARsoN JONES, PAS
L fenssr in schooner Fi"rnes. which left New OrsaSs
NoysmIsr ss9 since which sns . report has reached New
S tr Of seSh % 'ss. Va a %
said ''ns' wi" Be o iRsSAt Front
NOTICE TO aIcHsRD HowARDES.--IF RICHARD
70 hs sister No 20 York Terrace Lssmnsssn Spa War
wiltshire, England. he will hear Of souethils his ad-
vantage.
THE PERSON WHO TOOK THB PORTE MONAIE
from the counter Of wldss Candy store yesterday 10
she nswn she win herself public eIposars ~
POLITICAL.
YouEG MEMS psEyocaArIc aEPueLIcAN elNR-
le, 11 Of III. are ss
this a iss1rE o:if RfkEi .sa
g. .r l. I ~ Iss.'a' Secretaries.
EouRrfENTH wARD-srA MEETING or THE DR.
mseratis Reputlissn The Fsurts.nth wssa
h.d :, the Lsre.s Ioy'e % Spring street,
xs.T PER sss 2, .:s;rs
shi .as ySs% ss :sSass
which accepted and carried " an overwhelming ma
Rssoly.d That w. Nh. D.~.srsiio .i.essrs Of u, rour-
s ss Who 10 s va. nS
mitto the usssss Of she Denese party Who viii not
iesrts.sis ssiS mo ,'''''' OF ''s democracy Of the
the one. Of Ass',.n. Aaens asvs workinsmsn ass
'rns psI.er.. man vhs has sever dssr,ed the
,Ss r.Sr,.;ssh .srs :. r,ly mex. Eordsy al
rsns power o. b.rsss%srsa \. ssas.r '' '''"'' "s
The meeting then aeiosns. n,.
yonx CvssnsHA~. sesrstmy. 'hAh"''
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THE FUGITIVE BILL.

WRECK oF ruE STEAMER ORIoN.-Our readers
will recollect that some months since, a steamer
named The Orion was wrecked in the British wa
ters, and that some fifty lives were lost by the ca
tastrophe. The captain and the second mate were
indicted and the jury brought in verdict that the
captain was culpably negligent Of his duties, and
the second mate recklessly so. The one was SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for eighteen moaths, and
the other to transportation for the term Of seven
years. The proceedings will Be found in another
part Of this days paper.
No doubt these sentences will excite good deal
Of surprise in this country, especially in the West
and South west, where ste amboat disasters are Of
frequent occurrence. Yet where is the man who
will say that calpable and reckless disregard Of
duty in the navigating Of vessels Of all kinds,
crowded wit passengers, should not be punished
The safety Of the travelling public and the Interests
Of society demand, that seamcn who assume posts
Of responsibility. and in whom implicit confidence
is reposed by passengers, should be punished TO
the fullest extent Of the law, for neglect Of duty.
And hope, too, that every catastrophe Of .imi-
lar kind which may hereafter occur in the United
States, viii be searchingy inquired into, and pun
ishment infected on all whose careessness or reck-
lessness may be the cause OF H.
We perceive that the House Of Repre- sentsuvse,
on "Wednesday last, passed an act for the better
protection ofthe lives Of passenger. steamboats,
II Is to be hoped the, it viii be esncured in by
the Senate, and that when u shall become q law,
its provisions will be faithfully enforced.
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sesss fsv days Tor snIsrrtntst tnd deeerson. On she
rspenst Of he would be pleased - his
hissts a,t 70 furrsh them With sns pst.res - rsuAl
Bo.es will 20 blew te~n his hrothsr artists IN
New rsrk BY hrssadssA 40 soms vsnderful ARTISTS have
dsne q late who have tsy arrived her. frsn ,se e.unMy
claiming ~ BE the 'kL7g ~ Daru.rre.yrera snd The
greatest vender q ,he sr With rothns .us rae FUR
sture and N. eiephsst fos Csss1 nsnAsuos .s
Nc 40 Eroatvav.
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The CsrT ESsrSrxEs CnA,ors AGAINST TIE
COMMON CotrcrL.-The joint committee appoint
ed TO investigate the charges made BY Mr.. Carson,
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department against the
preeent Common Council, will meet again this
afternoon. and We hope for two things-frst, that
there will be no adjournment; and second, that all
the witnesses who have been summoned will be
in attendance. The committee canno, get on
without the after dance Of the Witnesses, as both
parties very well know. II the investigation be
not proceeded with, IT will probably be knocked
the head by the election Of Mr.. Carson as Mayor;
for we understand that the Fire Department are
taking measures to run him into that Office. Al
though Mr.. Carson would make the best Mayor
we ever had, we would like the Investigation to be
thoroughly finished before he enter. upon his du-
,ie.. Hurry up that investigation, and let the wit
seses be on hand. We want to see the iniquites
of the preeent city government exposed. for they
are manifold and stink In our nostrils.
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nILLiSERY AND DAY GOODS.

DaRis HILLTtrRy, vi toADwAY.-MADAu BAR
nett respectfully informs -. sdss thss STE r or -
hes ra ssosh 81 msnsry whsr. trey will md q q
..itm.nt o. honn,. ssps h.st drssss feathers nevs
Which hadsn he's bad ssec.d from lie afsst Paris
hufaeteIy ans "a sl ~ ssrste rriees Ale.
nssAtsiy.
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Under Shirts and Drswcrs.-Every va
rs,y % . Style ana susli,y .s,y ,ssssss ,rs s ~
sArnArr Furnishery. lee nlisn srsss ens seor sse's
rslttr Abe, rerier ehirs>. that VII ~ ven
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THE Get Ont OF the Has. -Tne Secret IL
eut. IRE fer all this hurry ast bps,ls discovered
where ~ esevd Fcias 70 NJ Broadvsy aad vhy goes
are nov tnevn ROOT, the great DAsusueotypis, from
Phlsdspkta has cpssss NJ. sfsss ssvens asd Pi.,-re
Gallery, fsu,hvsst sorns Brossry AID frsnks suess
and Ill knseus W be IN The spot He tssas Seal
pietsrcs. His great enc o. Jenny nd 10 there.
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style Hats lish, s,rscuve. Lsei. Rsiss Beavers
Csrs n. AZ. mes, b..o ~ sers, ana stp.rs styles
rev ever intr.dss.s fvuysesy iavet 70 visit The
s,.ry s..sry,,es q h.ss gear, ssasfss's~S 'ssT "'
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The demand for sterling bills has not been very sos
tive for remittspee By the Boston packet on wednss
day, notwithstanding which, the rates have slightly
advanced Drawers ofpiine bills arm Of our quo.
tstions. The market 10 better supplied than have
noticed for tine Previous with second and third
rate BILLS Domestic sIsbane-s eentinus quiet, and
quotations cannot be considered other vise than non
nal Uneurspt money is BY no means plenty. The
only Inquiry for specie IL confined principal 10 silver
which 10 wanted for export The amount Of specie en-
ported from this port during the past week vs, sa92
ses previously, this year, S,s7tto7-totsl 1850
SelO7 zee.
The reported failure Of lsrr. California house We
learn, premature 80 the house alluded 10 are going
on and have paid all liabilities since Friday last We
understand the report grev out Of the non payment
Of disputed or unadj listed account, for which scesm
modstion paper vas given. This viii undoubtedly be
arranged when the proper vouchers arrive.
The amount Of United states stock issued Va fcresu
ere last week, vas tt6sso.
The exports from the port Of Baltlmors during the
week ending on Thursday evening, have been much
lighter than usual ntns In value 70 esy go oil
o. The principal article exported four Of which
aoi2 bbls we're shipped The ports Of the week have
been quite large three vessels from Liverpool sns
four from Bremen having arrived all bringing full
goes Of fall goods
The snnsred statement exhibits the operations In
the once Of the Assistant Treasurer Of this port durss
the month Of September
As..rAsr TsrA.pssss oFrIcs, ssrr 1859
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election institutions waxeth louder and louder
cry day. The ministry cannot keep the people
quiet not even their own supporters, who are talk.
Ing OF the difference In the price Of wheat on the
two .ides Of the line. Mr. Hncks, another Cabi-
net Minister, will never again be returned for Ok
supporters to- feed, aud limited at the probability of
the much talked of reform being at last attempted
by ms party; II was all 10 no purpose. Mr.. Van
sitfart, prosecuted by the party on account of his
conservative principles and conduct as returning
ofcer at the last election for this county, bearded
room, and IN long speech, amidst cheers and hiss
es, showed up Mr.. Hncks IN great style. The
facts is, the Ministry Is on the point of rum and
the members Of il know it. Mr. Cameron. lately
one of them, has retired, and for the same reason
that rats leave a sinking ship He has come out
and openly charged the Ministry with desiring to
increase the public expenditure, rather than les
sen it. He states that he offered to take higher
situation IN the Cabinet than he held. for nearly
half what the party who held il before receiv-
ed. The ministry would not consent. They in
timated that they could not afford to give up any
valuable office at the present time. Mr.. Cameron
retired in disgust, and Is now popular man.
The League and Annexationists have at last
forced the Ministry into a corner, and it is now
stated that a scheme Of retrenchment in the expen-
diture ct the country Is in course OF connection,
and will ere long be land before the country. It
Will be sweeping. but went touch the salaries OF
the Ministry. Clerks will be done away with, and
THIS will not appcase the popular clamor; it will
onlp sdd to it. and is already cried out at His
Exc, llency still continues TO dismiss those gentle
men holding Offices of honor under the crown, that
have signed the address To the people of Canada.
Montreal is exceedingly gay-balls and parties
every night Toronto, on the other hand, is ex-
ceedlpe,y dull, and the Torontonians now lament
their folly.
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Our Canadian Correspondence.
MoNrREAI.. January ~ Isl

MONTREAL, January H. 100.
The Anrerat,on Morement-7he Quebee Election
-1favs IN Ur7o Conads-Tle Season in
Montreal.
Since the departure Of the last Royal mail
steamer for Europe, the annexation movemsnt
has slowly, yet surely, gained considerably with
the Canadians. Instead Of dying out, and proving
a mere temporary efiervescence, opinion as was
anticipated by most men. ii on the contrary has
taken a deep root in the public mind. and will at
the fitting time be the means of causing great
orlsbic changes In our constitution. In Lower
Caneds, almost all the British constituencies have
DECLARED their adherence to n, and the French
Cenadisns are gradually aiming at the came goal
With thee latter. the progress of the movement
u tar slower than was TO have been expected,
showing that the bloody deeds Of 1881 aud lS,3
have not entirely faced away from their recolec-
ton they will rot pledge or commit themselves
by oral demonstrations, but quietly at the polls
give pfoois Of their friendship for the movement
The coming election for the city of Quebec is a
poet IN point In consequence Of the appointing nj
81 MI Chabot Ia the Ministry, a fresh writ has
been ssu, tor the election Of a member of parlia-
mtnt fer Quebec CITY. The candidates are Mr.
'habo'. OF course, ano MT Lcgare, an annexation
lei, end publicly not IN that interest Notwith-
sisuong that the party has been taken with sur
pfisc, not expecting an election 80 soon, aud the
" sintws of wal" thereby weak, he will be return
30, no TIE election prove triumph to the cause
uhsblien's. and an equal portion Of the French
Canadian v"trs. The British connection votes, out
~ hosuny to he ministry, will not be polled. The
Wsss 81 the fuTch Canadians will not pledge
he nstlNes 10 Mr.. Lessre; but the general opinion
De-, thst be VIII receive theircordal support. Mr. La
iuntaine vii never be returned for M onrral again
u s tact, ana the n.xt civic elections for this
riciithy. 10 cone oii on % Of March next, will
echo my assertion. The candidates IN the field
o. N, municipal election are, one other, annex
.iI,r,sisuI ante The annexatIonists will csry H.
llcie will be fighting. and serious enough. too; but
20 Vii be between the Orsngemen and those who
wsfs associat,d with them IN the riots Of April
The Iflsh Roman Catholics. Of course, support the
rstuthosns. The French Canadians will exercise
heir nights IN peace, as they almost all live in the
-utufbs by themselves, and never anal Qemate with
M, cid county people The Ministerial influence is
10 Wok amongst them bat hard times and selcgo-
,.irntut VII prevail. These votes are for annexa-
ucp 1hecounty If >hefiord, at present represented
81, Nh l'ummosd. cabinet minister. Is also show
ins mlnih'sul sisus e Joinlng the cause. SO much
-c, iitt Mr. nummund left his duties to pay II n
wi :. aua can, back disguised. Shefiord Is in the
! .stsir Il wushVs.
in uper Canada, The cry for retrenchmeni and
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Our Mar, land Corrs.pond.nce.
ELKToN, Md January II,

LLkToN, MD January VI, 1870
AFpoaranes Of Eikton-Saies Of Land m, Sea
so-, &c.
Elk,on, the ohist town or capitol Of Cecil coun.
~, is as the geography bookssay, beautifully sta
atcd at the confluence Of the Big aud Little 10
Creek, and on the Philadelphia. Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad, a. miles southwest OF the for
mer. and IS northeast Of the latter place II has
population Of about 800 nh abitants, and numbers
among H. brildinrsla court house, a Jail, an Aca-
DENY, and four Churches PRESBYTERIAN. an epis
coral, methodist and a catholic, Jesuit) which
Is not quite completed For some time past the
twn appeared to be or the stand sii in regard
to IMPROVEMENTS, but within the last year or two
sspirit Of enterprise has been awakened, several
houses have gone up, and business is gong on
quite lively.
u some Of your enterprisipg. industrious van
kets " ould squat IN th.se "dIggins they might
neke fortune 10 aiew years, by buying no .na
in proving Lnd Hundred Of acres Of cscepnt
quslIiy are offered al trustees public aud privst.
sale; and all thst Is requisite to make II a. pro-
cuciivs a. cry land in the world. ~ n little indus
ny ana manure A tract OF 100 acres was sold to.
Gay for a. 200.
The season has been uncommon, mild and
opsn cue fer ihi~ ldiifuur- having had no freezing
"tsiberJet. But the tune Of bright Sunshine asd
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line to connect themselves with the lakes, by
means of an extension westward OF the Chicago
road. The " Rock Island and Lasalle Railroad
Company" have MI now a mere paper per existence
IN this secuon OF he country are pushing the thing
along, and obtaining subscriptions in the right
spirit The line as determined on, will be about
seventy-hve miles long, and Its estimated cost one
million dollaTs Before The ground will be broken,
$1,000 must be subscribed, which will complete
the road Re- ady for the rails. More than one-ihird
OF this sum has been obtained with very little diff
Guilty; This is the night way to commence an un,
dertaking OF SO Important a natures and small
towns should warve forever the question of making
their particular point the terminus.
A pamphlet Is IN circulation here, containing the
Boston plan for railroad from st. Louis to San
Francisco. That this great route will ultimately
be opened, no one doubts; for il is that which will
benefit the nation, by making this country the
thoroughfare between Europe and China 1t will be
constructed not by q few States, but by the many;
1t will therefore be not a local. but national en-
terprise. This road, as suggested is to strike the
Missouri river at Council Bluffs; should that point
be selected as the crossing place on that stream,
then, at some future day, we may expect to see a
line OF railway connecting Chicago via Rock island
with that point The thing is feaslble Council Bluffs
Is almost In direct line west from Chicago; and
when the population Of Iowa will warrant 1t, the
road will be undertaken No one place, for two
be chosen ms a more suitable site for bridge to
cross the Mississippi; and whenever such road
shall have been opened in connection with those
already progress, fhs traveller may journey from
the Empire City TO the far-famed Missouri river in
tsur days thence to San Francisco IN five days
NOR! The distance from New York to Council
Bluffs, by the lake route, about 1000 miles, and
In direct line l,I50; not quite half way 10 the Pa
clic. The magnetic telegraph is finished as far
Rock lslano, and we have instant communication
with The Atlantic States al the present Tune. How
long will II be before can travel in three days
hsm the Hudson 10 the "Father of Riversr' More
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bin passengers among the lost. ] regret that do
not know their names, those Of any of the miss
ing. believe nothing was saved by any one.
Everything went down with the vessel-all the
S506,000.
To the chief mate, Mr.. Hoxie, a young man only
p years of age, all praise is due, for, under Prov
dence, 1t was mainly owing to his unwearied exer-
preserved until we fell in with the Sarah. This
fearless young man remained on board as long as
he could be of any service, and this at the risk OF
OF the crew, too, behaved well throughout; and |
am sorry | do not know the names of some to whose
exertions was a witness.