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tsAPfeNTEs P1.ESTaT 0MNiBGS.l FEMALE COLLEGIATE SEMINARY,
 TuLiF. DALLAS CouNTE, ARKASsAs.
EAW-WyM"~

<NA " l &J M John S Garviu. Prcsi. weIdoa E. Wright, NJ D., dent. Prof. of Ceile Prof ef Nss Science. ] Mrs M. Cook, Govern. Mai .. J. Borden Prof ol and fs.traeIress Ethics and Bile Lrt,ers Senor F. Gsreia, Prof Of Music aud Mod. Lang. Tt'ITIoN PER MONTH Collegiate Department. (AHc. or Modern Langua- Ers l......*.. ..s............s....s.. S5 O0 Collegiate Department, EagIish Course. co AeadesisIe Department. ..............,.... G0 Primary Department. ...-....... co Ornamental Department, tPsinting aud
 prawiaR.) ! % Musical Department, Vocal atls iastFaasentait5 ea Boarding, including washing. fuel. ghts &c. 10 0g
 Academic year embrsces session of ten moaths. commencing the Ist Monday in August and closing the last Thar-jay in yaae,
 Tuition aud Hoard mast be paid oae half la advance the Fe nsiader at the close of the session No dcducsiSn will be made from Ihe rates of Tut tion except in cases of sickness,
 Examinations. s-- here will be an annual ex. aminsion before Board ef VisStors at the close of each term; and quarterly sxsmiastions before the Board of Guardians.
 Diplomas will be given, on the rceemmea,ia. tea of the Heard of Visitors, so the graduates o( lhe Seminary. and certificates of Scholarship, to those who have taken partial course.
 Discipline aud Police will he mild hat firm :: being rather of moral Feateaint. thaa pan. ishment. QuaEtesiy reports ofcoRduct.and Sesolur.
 
 Course of Instruction Is divided into thres Departments Primary. Academic and Collegiate. Mnsic.--.It is believed that no Insiitution tn the South west offers equal advantages to peri ct it's Pupils in this elegant accomplishment. S-nor Garcia. the accomplished head of this Department has tsught with distinction tn Washington CHy sud Virginia, and Is not only most skillfal per. former. bat the best Instructor in tho Art that we have ever seen.
 Needle NvUrk.--Piain md FaBcy..~-Nu extra charge will be made ia this Department. the pupils farnissing the materials. The products sill be disposed of tt annual Fair and lhe pro- ceeds placed in Inc Library Fund.
 Lectures and Comp0sitiOa .-.- Lectures vii be delivered Fegatafiy by the hrsds of Departments 10 their respective Glasses. and Compositions will be required every two weeks during tb course. from the members of thc Academic and CulleE late Departments.
 vHcation.-.-Therc will be a vacation of one week the last ofDecember, and oue of two months Ht the close of the SeSsion.
 Fly order of the Board og Guardians.
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Hands! E0laHS :!
SlOO Reward

MILL be paid for inc apprehension and a X w confinement, So that ! can get hius, AS of a cettain Negro man named WILkS, A aud notice given me at Pine Flat Possstfce, Al Bo.sser Parrish, Louisiana.
 DESCRIPTI0N.---lIeis Is about % years old black complexion, very short and heavy built commonly wears long beard, aud very quick spo. ken. He Is sappossd to bc ia the viciaiiy ei Lit tie Rock or Ratesyills- CuAS LEWIS.
 Nov. 36. 1853. l2U
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Arkansas Military An.sisaae.
 Tuiip. Dallas ceuatS. Ark.
TAcVtrr.

l Cot tsso. Q. ALExspKR. A. N. SReriaie~aaut aad Peef .fSeieas sad Moifu Lasssaes. 1 Maia THos. 0 BEsToS. Pref MstAs@sfies ed ! Tscf1es,
 w1ap.x ws,eur. M. D PseE casa's,,y aaS lNatasaf PAiioskeAv
 Major BESI BosUES. L.e'urw oa RAessvss asd Deiies Lesfers. raoFEssoMs The Superintendent graduated . Ws~hiaglaa c.,llegr. Va
 Pra Ma,heurstss, at the virgiaia sislisssy Institute. P.ef. Chemistry. Sc.. at ths Univeviay ef Psnn.
 Lecturer oa Rhetoric. educated ., Gsasse. town Colir9e D- C SIrvar,oS -tDn "Chap.I Ftis.,e near Tasip, Dal- Iss eoantY. he main route fFom Camdra io Little Rock. Q miles itota the. .tOrmsr asa 70 from ibs latter. HxAIrn The " Ridge Y is nnted EOF tie hsaisb. Not supposed by any other si,aA,iea ia the eetioH-groNisg latitude. SEssroS Commence. the irsl Monday iM August. closes the lsst 1hatsiav in May fallawtmw. TrfTfoN,-~To be paid iaraFSsbis As9 in aasasss; remainder at the close ol the sessioa. DKrAHTMKSra Dtvided Inta Loiiexisis. AeAdsmls. Preparatory and Elementary.
 Coilegiatr, Taisen prr lo neeiAs 0s0 0a Academic, (~iia Aaeicat Lsa-
 guaees.l @ co without e e Prerasio'y, e e
 
 TAcries --raaght thoroughly aEh ftss from sdal. tionAi eost. No staasAt permitted to icia the Corps ef CSdsts, without written eonssNs ef parents os guardian 0 ,ly sach tas is devoted to recreation iR other insiiiatieaa will be givrR tn this department. DIsclrLISE Strictly Military. USgFo=A -0nly Cadets required to wear the Ual. form, much cheaper than the eitizeaS dress. and similar to the uniform of the Virginia Military Institute. with exception og bat tons. &c. BosRnINs Al $l0.00 per in1nih, including wash- ing, ledgisg and fuel. Cadets and Ssudeuis rsqairesl te lodge tn the Barracks. EismeN. tsry er Preparatory pupils permitted io bcssd in private families ReRs the Instiiute. TKxT Books Such ased al West point ean be obtained at the town oi Talip. CovRsE OF ISsTaUcreS .-- W ili embrace fnnr yesss for graduation. Divided into iih, srd, ans, Is,, classes, No studest ar Cadet permitted 10 enter higher than the 2nd class. CADETS Required to be not less than four feet. nine inches in height, and hfteeR years sf age.
 Applications for Cadet.shir received and ae- ted upon by the 18th ot November next. must be addressed 'o the President of ths Board of Guardians. Gen. Nat. G. smith. November l, 1850. 9--n.
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Hats and Gaps.

Hats and Gaps. ' Doz fashionable Mairskia Hats, ( | |" B. E drah Russia f !" black and white soit Beaver !" r" Mexican fur |" Bpys' black. green, sud white, son .A ats. 2" sik plush Caps;
 r" Cloth Caps. assorted;
 ," Boys cloth Caps. assorted; /" Wool Hats. M Just received, per Wagons, and iU sale. very lew, foT cssh oaiy, by JOHN DJ ADAMS, Little Rock, Ocf. Si. Lower IS B. Landing,
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JUSTICE.

s%tASfNI been elected commissioned and aaallasa .s
 s- Jusre of she Peace for Bg Rock Tawashtr Pat.ass eoat.. AfkaBsss, prepared atirnd ots~iar s - bu .iBess inTusted ta nnenialiy.
 phce ai te law ohee of L.. \. WHrrKlny K.a eox.~, of Man aDd Elm streets ansr AYkansas lsa,c .f.
 Littic Raek, Arks., Nov. $ Iss0.
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SUGAR --3 Hbds. Prime BrOwn, received pss sC Cotton Piaat, and fer sale by
 April 25- VIM. B. WAIT.
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At.hs request Of Mir. Hasy. .ths'amsndmsat was wl,hdrawp.
 Mr. Hney moved 10 amend by striking out all ex. cePt the elanse 10 repeal the old act.
 Mir. POindexter moved to amend by striking out all after the enactIng clause.
 Both amendments wers lost.
 Mir. lizard moved to amend by making appropTia. tiOns for roads from Memphis to Patton. from the highlands of the Arkansas river 10 Fayetteville and from LIule Rock to Van Buren.--Whieh wus lost.
 Mir. Burrow moved an appropriation for . road from the prairie in Prairie county. to oShrevepOrt, La. Which was lost
 Ou motion of Mir. Biliingsley. the committee rose and asked to be discharged Which wss done.
 The President resumed his seat.
 Mir. Mitchell moved to lay the bill on ths table until the 4th July next
 The ayes and hoes were called, and the bill laid the table, ayes n -nays9
 The Senate adjourned.
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Entertainment for laeazslsers
 of the Lcgislatsiere.
 I PROPOSE 10 accomodats eight CT tss ssembers l Of the next General Assembly with bsssaing aud lodging. ut my house. upva the most reass4nakls terms. during te session; also, to provide beanm- fully al my
 LITERT .STABLE. for all horses left in my cIsarrs. Sly supply ef hay corn. fodder &c., is shandsats aad ny eessoaA attention will be given 10 the aeasnsedaffea Of ra~s and horse DAVID EKEETON. Little Rock, Oct 1, lS50.-4-tf.
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JOHN D. ADA MS, 0HNISSiOy AND FaREiRDIyG NRRcHiyT

k1
 BRICK CORNER. LoWER STEAMBOAT LANDING. \ LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. r EEPS constantly on hand :arge and ssaers1 N assortment of Dry Goods, CIothsag. Hard. ware, Qheenswarc, Hats and Caps, Boots aud shoes, saddierY, statioaary, Croeeries. Produce, &c., &e.; ali of which will bs ssl( very cheap for CASH.
 Oct. l, IsSB.--s-t-tf
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.ve,c. Goods! .sesc Goods !

YNHE undersigned has jus, re- 4
 < 5"
 \ ceived, and Is now opening, t3%sEs.ssn.ssyf| a large and well-selec'ed ed assort- N VT N ment. of Dry Goods, Clothing. J EzSF NN Hats. Boots aud Shoes, Hardware. tsf H.Fl INAN Queensware, and eseryth usu- k8lNA EW ally found in stores adapted to the VtHs X country trade all of which he e=~tzSS offers for sale Cheap for Cash or in rxehauge for Cotton or Peltries, for which ihe highest market price will be given. Country dealers would do well 10 give hita a call, aud examine his stock be- fore purchasing elsewhere.
 A. J HUTr, Nov. 26. Scre Moia St.
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Dental Notice.

nR 0. CHEEKS
 1J wishes 10 ioca,sper ')MfaTFS-SzZ7ssNSM ] nanentiy in Little Rock M r.. for ihe putpose oi prae- MWA ii.ing Dentistry, iH aliits EAN A AA4 branches. The position he has held, for the past nise years in the proes sion. jus,ihes hun in holding out the strongest in- dncements to all requiring the Dentists ai Office on Markham street, near the B 'oS Store where his improved instruments and vouchers can he examin- cd. To approved iamile. liberal credit extended, for operations m Surgic al Dentistry.
 Little Rock, Nor. 2l. 1850. 2s-,f.
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Bagging, Rope and Irvine.

D EcEIvED September ist 1850, fson Loaissl,ls 1O 2.sba yards Cotton Tagging; 3,oo0 ponsds Bale Rope
 00 '' Twice, for sale Iow by
 A. ]. lUTT, Ma.. sfress.
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

Ooou "iiu. -AoIS 4Vtof2 Oa anu lie. .hohital
 1obacco--We heard of nothing doing.
 Sagdr and Noiasses-The inquiry for Sugar was active, aud 7U0 hhds were disposed of al rather easier prices, say 4ss05 for Far io Fully Fair. ui Molasses I0oO bbls sold a, 24llc $' gallon.
 FioW-SeveTal boats arrived from the Ohio, in- ereasing the supply, though without depressing pr ces materially Sales 3jo0 hhls. including 9n6 bbls St Louis in several lots, at 90, ls5 not branded. al Sl 70, l75 St. Louis at S4 B. l60 Extra do al S4 621s, 2n0 hbs Ono at $i 3ii1; and l5ll hbls Indiana Ga favorite brand) for shipment. al $l 50 P hbl; also 70 Midding al 5 00.
 COa-No change. Sales 1900 sacks fnferior st S2, and 900 Good, in several lots at S5c P bnshel.
 Oas-Lower, and li0U sacks soli, in lots, at 50- S59c fS bushel.
 Brdn--l60 sacks brough, Si 50 P iOo;b, on the Levee.
 Pork-We eou!d learn of only retail sales at SlI 50a Sll 5 for Mess.
 Bac0a-Rcceipis sill light. Sales 5 casks Shoulders, from he L'veo. at 61 10 Sides al 73 do Ca re-sale) at & aad 30 tiefces sugar-cm cd Hams, from store. al Sc g fb.
 Lafd-No trana tons worth reporting.
 Lead-A sale of I9o pigs at about ISac.
 CoBce-Priees firm Sales l2n0 bags Rio, inend ing $50 prime olt, al lG3i. and S7l ihe balance of inc Creol~'s cargo) d, lie Y ib.
 iphisky-Rapid,y declining, too bbls sold in the morning. in lots, al g. subsequently, 6U bbis al 27- GG27 ;, and some lots, offered al 26c.
 Slti-We notice sales from Warehouse of 500 sacks Turks Island at 621 and 250O sacs al 60c, a decline.
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Bacon! ! Bac0n!!

ID EcEIvED this day. from Conway county. AG 3.a00 lhs. choice Bacon, consisting of ,n,,t' linss. hama and shesldcts, aud for sale, on com. mission, at "A. j, uuTTS.
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Roots and Shoes.

Roots and Shoes. HENfS' Fine, Medium, and coarse Boots; M Ladies' G.iIefs, Shppefs, aadIw aiking Shoes, Bays and Chilitsns' Boots aud Shoes. 2 cases Kassei BioganS; , Thick Kip Calf pegh '' ! seNsed ss Just received an,l for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS.
 LG,asg Siesmbuet I4snassg. LIttls Rock Osj, q. s-H.
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wrp.rsDAY, Nov. %.

,,.,.,,., from the printing committee. re-
 ,,l., , contract for the public printing haa ''o -uh L. A. whIteley, Esq.-he having
 4'I. '.., h,aser therefor. Which was adOP-
 h,,l ,o prOhlb:t ihe publication &c'' or
 .on doctrines, was passed
 s,. h,ll for the relief of citizens oi ht.a"S1s S.-' ,~ ,,,. reed third time; and, on moiop VI
 ,,s. laid ou the table til tomorrow.
 bill to prevent temPering "iln "a's' was ,derhill, from the internai improvement .,,,s. reported an amended oiti 'o aehhe .he ~ of Digest under the Internal improvement Report adopted, and the bill ordered to j ,,ding tomorrow. .sf, from the judiciary committee rePor- va bill to amend the limitation law.--
 4 third reading tomorrow. fg, Huey, from the committee oH tederal rela- '.. reported favOrably the joint resolution in
 citation of s3a, 1000 for 0uachta river. ri and resolution were adopted. from a select committee, reported an i.4 hill 10 change in part the time of holding Courts of the 9th Judicial Circuit. |r.. ,dmonts were adopted and the bill or- L,.d 10 third reading tomorrow Fw, Clarke. from q select committee, reported .srby bill to repeal the 73rd sec. of chnP. of iishs Digest. ' s,s amended by striking out "English's," and q .5dipg "of the Statutes of the State ot Arkan- ~ The bill was fnrtber ameudedlby MT Rector. ,a motion of Mr Clarke, laid on the table till
 w.
 n of Mr Izard, the Senate resolved it- committee of the whole, upon the bill to ,. ,ns act distributing the proceeds of the in- 's. improvement fund. NJ McKneely in the chair. itisr some time spent therein. the committee '. reported progress, and asked leave to sit again -uofrew.
 Ca motion of Mir De Shongh, the Senate ad nf
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He'd Tick.

A LARGE assortment of Ticking. for sals sA A reduced prices for cash. al
 Aug ia. FATHERLY & cLEMENTp.
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EnInAY. Nov %

FRIDAY, Nov. 9. SENArE.-Mr McClnin presented the memorial of James Champn, relative to lhe education of the blind, asking appropriations for the maintainance Of the institution for that purpose chartered al the last session. and located at Carksville and proposing examination of the pupils in the presence of the Legislature.
 IL was referred to the Committee on Memorials On motion of Mir. Berry. the Committee on Ways and Means directed ascertain the cost of pro- curing from the Surveyor Generals Office copies of the ield-nOtes of the surveys of the lan6s of this State.
 On motion of Mir. McCIain. the Senate bill for the relief of John Carnai, of Crawford county, was referred to select committee, consisting of Messrs underhill, Crow, and Williamson.
 On motion of Mir. Clarke, the Senate adopted joint resolution to instruct our Senators and request our Representative in Congress to procure a change in the mail routes from Little Rock to Piusburg, and thence to Vaa Buren, from two-horse coaches to four-horse coaches.
 Mr. Clarke offered a resolution to instruct the Printing Committee to inquire Into the cost of prin ting notices of bills to Do introduced. that never
 
 upon the expediency of aboishing the practice of entering notices of bills upon the journals Mir. McClain objected that this would uhct upon the Printing Committee a vast amount of uuneces- sary labor.
 MT Clarke withdrew his resolution, aud offered, as substitute, resolution that the Secretary dis. pense with entering upon the Journals notices of bills to be introduced.
 Mir. Berry asked if there was not a rule of the Senate requiring days notice of bills. The Pre- sident coud not find any written rule to.that effect. but thought the rule was recognized by custom. Mir. lzard explained the object O. the custom. The resolution was adopted
 Oa motion of Mir. lizard, the Sensts went into Committee of the Whole, to consider the bill for the repeal of the act of the last session for tie dis triba,On of the proceeds of ihe Internal Improve ment fund.
 MT, Aekneely in the chair.
 MT. chism moved to amend the bill by striking out the enacting c!ansc.
 Mf. Rector resumed the argument of yesterday, :, Mir. McClain replied at considerable length. Mr. lzard warmly supported the proposition to repeal the old act and adopt some plan of general improvements.
 The amendment of Mir. Chism was ruled out of order.
 Mr. izard offered an amendment tha, the whole nett Prcce d' of the faad be appropriated to the completion aud extension of the military road from Memphis to Little Rock. and thence westward, as as possible through the centre of the State, to the Indiau llne--w which was lost. Mir. Burrow offered an amendment to repeal the old act, complete the first distribution as dtrersed, and pay the res. of the proceeds into the treasury. to be paid back with interest whenever the ssals may hc able to construct thess roads.
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,uS stpp,lL Arsr. p, ssEsSs. 5ouS q. s.o,.a,
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FOR CASE.

ME are Aow ssilieg eF si reduced prlsss ., W Those wishing to pssessAse, will pIsass ssj on FATHERLY A cLEMENTy.
 April g. ts5o
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ST. LOI-IS FLOUR.

10 Beis of ef'o'Falloa" floss. jusi received ssf @fu feF sale for Cash saiy. by
 Jane 25, 50. FATHERLY & CLEMENTs.
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3. ]. BORDEN, Sec
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OBITUARY.

JACoB LEACH, Sec.
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Eslcached IDoaaaesaie..

ME have on hand large and 6ae sss.,...... s w heaehed ShlTtlngs, wbieh w~ viIt cell L.- for cash. FATHERLY A CyeMgnrs
 Aug. l5. 1@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09


Monday O'Clock the oTenns, after shoft ana ee'
illness SARAH S BoWROS, wife Of DE- John BoWron 10
her iSth
The relatives ard friends invited attend her
funeral Wednesday, 9th a2 O'Clock, Al her late residence 4s
door Of Second avenue IN Seventeenth 5t osW
On Tuesday, Oct $, JUBAL TERRELL, ia his 69th year
and the friends of the family requested attend
funeral Thuuday 10Th INST a3 O'clock Pm, from his u9
residence 50 Walker st without further aviation
Tuesday Oct BARNA BALDWIN Of Maine aged u years.
aud friends respectfully n7ed to attend his lu
uera aternOoG 10Th ats PM his late 'e'euce
ner and Eighty SKI! s., HIS remains VII bs taSeR
to Trinity Cemetery
eSB Maine papers please copy
On Tuesday, s. consumption, NARY RYDER aged 70
years. -
Her friends and acquaintance her brothers Edgar T.
Henry Stephen Ryder respectfully invited 20 attehd h9t
funeral without further OF Edgar Ryder "a
Allen Wednesday at rs O'Clock. lnerneut ut Greenwood
On Tuesday 0Ct.s Mrs MARIA wife Of James D. Harrington
and relatives invited 10 attend her funeral from her
late Spring this afternoon at2 O'Clock precisely
received at the Rope Nahi n9at
his fathers THOMAS j. W DEERE aged year, and IL
months, Of William Deere.
friends ohe family respectfully 1ed 10 attend LIS unef-
al rom fathers residence Bushscs Cross Road, tbs tenoon
O'Clock. 80, ~, -,
youugest Sewer T. p and hy AaH Smith, ai year"
month. and Days.
The relatives and friends firmly respectfully esd at
the funeral without further invitation on "Wednesday a. ia
O'Clock from 1870 Henry st 10 Greenwood CeneteIy
On Tue.day morning. al O'Clock, ROBERT SAMUEL son
Of Crston B. and Caroline b French aged years anu
Funeral Wednesday Ito day. o'clock PM from 20 thompson
friends of thu family invited
10 attend the funeral without further notice
Drowned Francisco, Cal the 2Eth August by
the capszng small boat Sir JAMES LOSEE for many
merchant Of this City The deceaBed member OF
l. o. ofo F. Human Lodge . .v
wife OF Mr.. VIM F. Warburton, aged 81 years
respectfully invited to attend her funeral
at RESIDENCE 1856 Green Thatsday lob INST at
O'Clock !. ". 9HF'
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AROUND CAPE HORN.
PnssnH0 of the Antelope Patagonia Weather
"A Hurricane -Woodlng- Chill -Yaipas
min. &c. 60.
'0nespondencs Of Ths Tribune.

Correspondence OF Ina tribune
VALPARAISO, 7uesday, Sept. 3, 1850.
The steamship Antelope Capt. Enoch Fl.
Ackley, arrived at this port on the goth uE. Ia
81 days from Bio Jansiro. she sailed from New.
York for Ban Erancaco on the l8sh of May last.
You already know that sailed from New York In
the steamer Confidence bat it being highly
probable that she would be detained several
weeks in the Stralta Of Magellan for she purpose
Of cutting wood Tor fuel, eft her At Rio Jsnero
and took passage from that port In the steamer An
selope. did not choose TO subject myaelf to the
chance Of detention OF several weeks 10 the
climate Of Patagonia
Tho Antelope sailed from Rio anelro co tnd Ssh
Of July. Che made tho run to The Ssraiss oil Ma
gellan in fifteen days. She encountered q severe
gale from the northwest before she nade Cape
Virein az tho mouth Of the Strasi during this gale
she was lid to- for eighteen hours. IoRnnot
but feel that the e1clpe from destruction vas
mainly owing to the able and judicious manage
ment Of Capt. Ackisy-ona Of tho most aacoesafal
aeamen that ever trod quarter deck or harpooned
whale. OF the sensations of a novice like my
self in storm at sea | will not speak; but the
spectacle Ia sublime and terrible. The Antelope
came out Of /! without having sustained the slishs
est damage. Her qualities rs a asa boat were
subjected TO the ssveress testj but she "sa "a
umphans, and fol. Ike man whose leass o. ine
has been suddenly renewed II 10 enough 20 " a sss
olsuy gallant steamsr that she far eaossasn sue
expectations Of Capt, Achley ana ina Sn' pi',s~
herself .taunoh and ,ao 'hp 'n@aa a., 90 oh ia,
n,t f. did no, pay passing tribute 20 me onisl
sn'neef Of the Antelope and rso'ny .nsnost Of
s Sns. ..sam.bD falcon In ocean 'seam naviga'
'nS 'ss boDea Oft mariner are oen'ered IN 'hs
Hon .so app triumph Of American genius Upon
~ .dinsss and regularity Of its revolutions the
mo s0lp ~ ne sbip almost entirely depends Its
s sao'y m oosan navigation having been &c fully
s'n' am inolined 70 behave that 1t is
ds.,In.d to aupersedo the system Of navigation by
all. Tho engine Of the Antelope, from the MANI
factory Of sscor in Nsw.Yofk, works as steadily
in gale oi ~ind as Il Ii 4 : planted apon me firm
earth. lsampIy rewarded sae attention which Aha
chief engineer bestowed upon tan intention
which strongly reminded me Of the solei,naa
which maternal parent eviaces for her ofEsorioe
upon 7ariooa trying occslions. Uoou such ooos.