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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-17
Law of NEWSPAPERS.

|. Subscribers who do not give express no.
tee to the contrary, arc considered us wishing
0 continue their subscription.
.. If subscribers order the disconiinuance OF
their papers, the publisher may continue to send
them till all that is due be paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Office to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled their bills and ordered their papers
di continued.
L. If subscribers move TO other places, with
out informing the publisher, and the paper j.
sent 10 the former direction, they are held re
sponsihlc.
S. The courts have decided hat refusing to
take paper from the office, or removing and
leaving it uncalled for, is prima facia evidence
of intentional fraud.
6. A Postmaster neglecting to inform pub
ishcr when his paper is not taken from the Of
fee, makes himself liable for his subscription
Drice.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-17

BY Mail or at the Office, per annum, 81 so
If not paid within the year............. rs
by Carrier. ..................... 2,C0
II not paid within the year, ......... 2,25
o. No paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid.
n~All communications must be Post Paid
n1- ". b. Palmer is our agent in Boston
and New York.
IT S. NJ. Pcttcngill & Co. 10 State Street.
Boston, are our authorized Agents.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-17

HEALTH OF EuRoPE.-The Emperor
of Austria, it is said. is so extremely
weak ,ha, i, is impossible for him. just
a, present, 10 get up alone IA loan y
Prnfb.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-17
Tbc nlioolrburp Register
II. BARRETT & ]. COBB.
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orrrcE IN Dnrwsrrn's nLocK, on MAIS-s1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20
Cou,t,r General, s,.,,,,.

Before JUDGE lrbt~ cLd hiderutrn iithsr and COX
JrtY j. -Jriai ~ S'alLiHg-A o. rman urmct Leon
hGd fnckervas fut tria charged with as-tult AL
battery. With intent 20 iii Thrasa We'll. The a.-aut
was all SEA % Law" tctn mnitet at No Little wate-
ttf,,t iye fuinis. ca the lth q May lat The
lain ant w l.. gave his testimony the effect that he
wHs sabts4 by the -rfncAut the tim. sUd place al
lcg'd Ia tb. indictment but the uspn
II u that tie witness he'd been convicted q -te Il.
ing ara he'd teen sent to The p.u"ntisry aud srv'
cot tenn therefor The Court therefore ordered all
bisteft nony to be fi-i,keu out
Margaret shes having been testified thai she
the JTsoEer q. Wells. she him max. th. bow.
and ait,ipbrs saw "a. Sne Ia his hsnI h- up
an Ulty
lie ri ysiean' who attended Wells at the Hospital.
~ieTe H. aker alttr h. wuund.d testified that
that the wound sts dntgcr,us oue II constsd II an
incsior between NJ ifth arl .ixth rih~ the wound
penetrated the unps; the patient .iderci to
h. in srcat danger Ter sutne tins.
IL Wa proven that there alteration between
the prisoD,r and complainant The jury returned a
verdict Of asFaut ana bttcTy only ami urt
tened il.tk'r g. sew year ia the particularly
Ssrbht's Rob q James convicted e bu plsry'. the
scccrd degree. Tursdsy last sentenced Is the
stSte pfison Tor ak years. and Michael Lpp-z vino
Jl.aJed guilty 10 an indtesicbt charging HIM with
efsDd larceny was sent need TO hard labor sung sing
for years
The Count adjourned till the FIRST MONDAY iu August.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20
Maine Affairs.

Drr.RrvRE Of riE srEsusriP B.L1Ic AT NON. yes
terdsy, the T. 2 aeam-rip Billie Capt Comstoek
took her departure for Liverpool with upsards of 70
passengers and ts2oOO0 In specie The Mans of h. r
passengers will be found under the proper head
Fur REisrT.E. CsIt Lord arrived yesterday from
Canton Brought ely h.sn hundred tons ~ fret sht
very vslucbl. character consulting n silks Sc
Tn met With very heavy weather eff the Cape Of
Good HOPE.
WHur Cuarr We have received copy Of hand
rene NJ useful wbsl. chart drawn up ny Lieut. VI
hsury. . n. mpsn,d with pamphlet head "a
In portspt e. Wb'l.nen (the test q winch puo-
lisb.d in the H,vaA come time back showing the DIFF
f.febt lattudes fr, gu .ntcd by the right aud sperm
whales at different p.riHds ~ th' year the best dhng
prtutds and other Information # invaluable Importance
10 wha, The Who'll. = drawn Up ffvm Official data
and forms n complete guide toe or whslemsn
LAvv,HrD.--At 0rlsnd Me. Goth ult by hessrs
btovnS Partridge brig u 153 tons called the Water
wien. 20 be commanded by Captain Jwdan; y inst ),
by M George Partridge. n Zoe schooner ~ ii1 tons
eblfd The Charlotte u. Buck. Go lie commanded by
'eptsin Turner; and ID. Wy Mr. Reyes fine schooner
u i0' IONS To b, commanded by captain Herman
. b.rrcWn at kttsry 18th int by wessfs fornad n
fettisrv, the spl,ndd ciShtng ship Levi Woodbury..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20
The LATE Seizure of Letters.

TO 1hE EnIroR OF THE HERALD.
II mentioned in yesterdays Herald that the Poss
Cfce auth critics went board the Brother Jonathan
tL b,r arrival Friday and seized several trunks cup
Poed 10 c"Lan letters and that they restored by
The osimasor General who happened be in the city
tn tie giourd that the seizure illegal.
Ihs II d,,ned matter Of SO much Importance 10 the
public AL. IostCfce Department, that we request you
t. state he living facts in regard TO the seizure re-
feu,u 10
Satisfactory proof had been furnished the Post Oaice
auhores ut large numbers OF California letters hal
bep tor time past conveyed illegally on the Cali
ioruia sesncIs by the private expresses In fact this
actct wss boldly proclaimed in their han,lbls AMI
tdN"I'e'ntnrs III. Postmaster General who has sworn
10 that ms laws of Congress relating to hi. depart
ntpt arr Faithfully executed gave Instructions to one OF
hs special a obtain in his own way the neces-
sary proof upon which to base prosecution for those
repeated and bold vic iations of the laws Tba special
tp"Lr t'I shncrCss after obtaining aid of OF
the flcers. went on board the Brother iona
ihi ahu di over in one OF ne express trunks which
lao oeeu Is an BY directions of the Custom House
Ger - me 'wo hLndr or mole letters addressed par
tts here ana .lse~leTe which letters admitted BIZ
"" %tes is.r TO have been brought to hun at
'h"rr- ~ tie California agent Of Adams 5; Co The
hunk "as tsken 10 the Post Office, and after awhile
given W. by direction Of the Postmaster General after
Ti' DE iTun the eDunse of Adams Il Go that correct
sb oui. o he let should be furnished the depart
nT 81, aud all letters deposited ia the Post OF ,e-the
hb'Tai Of Judge lall having been induce also
~ 0es r. hat the parties whom the letters were al
drcss' hound not b. made suffer their unncces-
Ray d.. non This Is to brough. bcfDre the L.
aLdJuiy aDd the quettlon determined whether OF
IL" fiu anu important law u Congress ia 20 be VIC
latd "Hh mpuhity 1t cannot be believed that in this
ln"-aiig r,iu'.unity where such frsquc evd
have teen furnHhed ~ attachment TO other laws
The Ia when N quarter. have been attempted
be -. asd~ there will be any hesancy In standing by
thu los. ufic- pws especially after such liberal ana
chsp PROV sions hs,e been made for the ommodson
t, put ic IN slsga way
In" pl,au ,Nprc.s.s may rest assured that the Post
DaSi ''bera intends 10 keep strict their
noveL' Its, anu to enforce the laws promptly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20

We are requested to call the particular at.
tepuon OF Postmasters to the rates OF postage
to the foreign places (Chagres and Psnama) on the
route " CsiornA In rating letters for Californis
and Oregon. It must be borne ia mind that these
countries now form part of the United States and
are VI course entitled to the advantage of the do
nestle rates. according to the official g table Of
hostages within the United States recently sent ts
postmasters throughout the country Hence we are
authorized to say thai the single rate to California O,
Oregon (the defiance being 5000 milss) is six
cents prepaid, and ten cents paid On newspapers
and other printed matter sent to California or Ore.
gon, the domestic rates also Of course apply. But
to ChagIes and Panama (oreign), the letter post
age must be rated under that clause in the law
specifying letters to be " conveyed wholly or il ,
part by sea, and to or from foreign co untry."'
Therefore, the single letter postage to either
Chsgrcs or Panama is ten cents, if the distance
from the mailing Office is under $500 miles, AMI
twenty cents If the distance is over 500 miles in
b"'h cases to be pre- paid where the letter is
FROM, and collected when received in the United
States To ell her o. these places, from New York,
We are informed that the distance exceeds 1850
miles; rom all the southern ports the distance is'
less than $500 miles. - NatiY'tuL I,,e0,getcer,
JMy IL.
From the Hartford (Conn) Courant July lsl
IL VIII he seen by the following CORES pondence,
that pewspapers, to be entitled 10 the lowest rates
OF posiase. must be sent to the post office from the
thc' OF Publication Papers sent from news Offices,
Posr OrrIcr, HARrropp, July T. 1851.
sfR II wish TO inquire whsther the Of publica-
nop IN newspapers 20 be strictly and con-
inca 10 the piece where printed Can the agents OF
pubsrs tn their actual and bona fe subscribers
(or the publ, hers mailing them at the post ofH.,,
where tber agency is located! Respectfully yours,
e. 3. HAMILTON, Z. NJ.
Col Fnz Henry WARREN, Second Assistant Postmaster
General
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
APPOINTMENT OFFICE, July 10, 1851. !
SR Your letter oi the eth inst has been received.
In apswr your enquiry have to info you that the
tfiee OF pubratoL of newspaper is the Office at which
The print and that it will be your duty under
the exiting law, recognise other than such the
flee q Subtraction. rating postage accordingly Very
respectfully &c, FIrZ HENRY WARREN,
Second Assistant Postmaster General
L. HAMILTON Esq. p. NJ, Hartford Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20

FrArps ov EMeEANrs-PRorosuD REFogx-
Oar rcate-s ATE awue tha; We have irequen;ly
raised cur voice in denuncistoa Of the systematic
vilary which hes been rractised on immig grants
fvirg at The port from foreign countries, aud exert
I'd our nBuen:e to break it Up, and thus force the
boEde II roWdies, runners, ana lighting men, ia the
employ o. The FORWARDING houses, to their liv-
ihg u a mole honest WY than that Of ent;ing
.hese strangers into the ssind!ing shops in ths
peigLbourhoJd of the do,ks, where they are swil-
L,d oct q al they possess in the world. We have
hkeWise POINTED 0ut the remedies necessary for the
prevention Of ihese criminal practices, and time and
again have call, upon the Com nssioners OF rni-
grafton 70 exercise the powers with which they are
invested, and stand between the victims and the
plundcicr s. Promise after promise was made to ds
that the Commissioner would take the mltter in
hand; bat TO 40 purpose. A. each immigrant YES
sci arrived at Quarantine she was boarded by the
runners. with the concurrence, and b. the written
permission in many instances, Of tue consgnccs and
,be emigrants and their baggage wero violently
taken possession Of hustled Unfortunately into
barge or boat. and conveyed to the city, TO be
robbed and plundered by the boarding house keeper
next by the forwarder, and at intervals any stop
ping place between New York and their places Of
destination, by their agents. We loudly denounced
IBIS yillany year after year but the Com
Dissioners q Emigration moved not in the
mater, or if they did make a little show
OF protecting the granger, IL was attend
ed with no good result. At length the Mayor
and Common Council Of Buffalo, to their infinite
credit, moved in the matter, and concerted with
Mr. Perry, Mayor Of Albany, to save the ernigrants
from the mcrciloss and mercenary runners md
agents Mr. Perry has acted in a promn, and
energetic manner. Not content with sustaining a
police force the whaifs Of that city To pro,eche
Immigrants, and prevent them from falling into the
clutches Of the sharpers the look out for them.
be prosecuted and punished several runners and
agents, and took official notice Of every case Of i'm.
position hat brought to bis knowledge or that
be could ferret out himself
Bn; the Mayor Of Albany has gone farther than
THE. lie has walked up the Comm assioners Of Emil
sratiop, cpd We understand be has been in consul
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20

TEE New PosrAcE Law inD THE TRiBrSr -
Cur abolition cotenporary, TIE Ir.auae. in speak
ug. yesterday, Of the Inconvenience of the new
Postage law, in regard 10 newspaper, saysi-
The iuuit II in The law aud not In tue Posrma-ter
GrLsra ~bofe crsr~ uulOuh coly j. To cuntrse ali o..
lIcNisions Win TIE utmost hbraity possible Indeed
VeEsy veil 10 thankful that lat have z utie
81 IN that tce ~bU isvvrs IN cheap y -t-,n ad
dtrstaIOs that u produce vi, Oens-
10 tie p.uye. The i-ct ia the Law aud
have Lded wnt'r b1t irl ~ The mean.
Nhe do justce o. the shteued Aud business Like cad
The ua,i-i al Poet Ofhte.
This is all wfOng- aud We shall correct our coten.
roray by say ng, that that part Of the Postage
aw referring to Newspapers was the hand work Of
Mr.. Hall. the Posima ter General, bimscf Ac-
cordipgly, IL the law is in fault, the Postmaster
General is in fault. Enough on this subject.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20
N asloe Court.
IAfre RTAST To MATTERS OF VESSELS
E.,,rv Hon Judge Cowles

Before Hon Judge Cowies
Jrty If Thsppas CostsLo 80. Oircr j. Graf
nun master and - BdtLn. mofe-.fofion for Assault
a, s,a-1h, plaintiff was sssmsn ON board the snip
Martba's Vine yard. on v,ynge from GlasgJw To New
York II appcar,d that the plaintiff ordered ~ the
ate to- 90 duty ~ cox ~bich he decliu.d TO d.; he
vac at very frequently by tn. mate and also by the
esptsin lie compiled to do severe duty Will. N
web condui,n aud suffering from the wounds " his
previous besiinrs
No her defence offered except hi. refusing to do
dmy ssc"k
III. Court charged the jury that the officers Of ve
have lit to csil ainan to duty out OF his de-
psrt rt except in extreme cases aud hfeat ped dan
yer TO- the vss. that the estion-hp between
IL. master ard ~ pfop'rly kened TO that 81
rrr 1T aud child master ana apprentice, and that
similar cipr, cal duties and obligations are required Ia
these snships; that Is III. duty u the jury TO in
uir. whether ihis punishment at all necessary un
DER the cr,un that In a. action " this IT.
dif,r Mt MEASURE Of damages may be awarded against
,b, .f.pdants; that the nay be found guilty aud
ts other scaut.d aud that the verdict may be gwen
according TO tir view of the circumstances % the
esse 1b. jury returned verde, against both the ac
tus,d fur s2.0cach.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20
TelegrapRie summary.

In consequence of the tremendous thunder and
lightning of last evening, our telegraphic inteli-
genee is very meagre to-day. Such rs it is, it will
be found under the usual head 1t seems the Post
OEice Department has decided that newspapers are
entitled to exchange with magazines, under the
new postage lay. This il wonderful concession
en- The part Of Mr. Hall. We shall have few
words to say on this law in a day or two.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20
Foreign Letter. ana tn. MAI, steamers.

INV iohk, 1901.
VIII the 'ditor II the Herald ohge many ipquiring
minds b, explaining he ut preponderaure OF letter.
rc'N,d by the 'oliins suu Brrhvn tau
sent BY thru forth in the Postmaster quarterly
r. pat ia ia" Hedte Il to-day. The Cunard steamers
s wJust The fev,rse oTdr ofthnss Can tt Ia have been
an irr in the report does argue that are
teip sppr' cated abroad than home. CT would tn,
ptnier VI onward and hOmeward entries make the
diher.be.' by explaining you viii obpe the steamboat
COMNIfTEE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20
mov.m.n,. OF p,.,,nxu,.h.d p.ov g.

Hon james JOb.s and servant Judge Ut th. south
Dtitrt II California Los Apg.lns, Chichester,
Penn Miss D.. Monroe. do; lion VIM q. DE Forrst,
New Haven; A. Carroll and lady South rarUiiDa; ".
: Crawford, Baltimor; q. q Foster, Lebanon we're
suug the srrvels yesterday the Union Place Hotel
Geo Green sbJ lady Alabama; u tIamDitt. Pm Ia ;
J A. NJ suly aud lady rtaubtoS Va J. Kirkpairick
and lady Censda Geo ". Ciinch. Campa.n 10. Tia
jas D. Slaughter Louisville Ky; J. DAVIS and lady
L,ndon II JAEGER Phila.; NJ. Andrsykovcz faul y.
Psiis. Jas H. Ire.nsn. h, enc n were among the
afri,ak ct the VI ward Hotel yesterday.
EveIhart ship sir X. Peat Tho- Nichols Column
Tue; y Carr Mchigsn; II. Derby. Gin cnpatti: Nc
Coruick ,hesgo; H. u Orn.. Memphis; A. 49, Niles
Gs. we've among be arrivals AT the Astor House
X. Pryor Ala Or Draper; ftila prentiss Ga (;
Geo IMts, charleston; ,s.e n. Wallis. Washington;
B'r,diot do; Capt. Michele Canton. we're asnol
the arrivals yesterday at the American House
sir lI,nry Bulver. Rev sir Siid,ll . judge Nor
tor. La, and Bisbop Potter, Penn, at Saratoga
srrire'
tsPresieent Van Buren, IL fishing excursion 10
vermont.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20

WANTED TO kvow-What the intentions Of
Mayor kiDgsland respecting the bills for the sixth
and LgLth avenue rail- osds really are and whether
the public to be the wiser Of them Hope
deferred maketb the heart sick and # the city
really is TO have the benefit Of these great works,
during the present reign, il IL time to let it BE-
known
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20

The OxFoap BANK CAsE.-Thh case has been
postpor ed from day to day during the last week
one day from the absence Of the coua sel. another
from the absence of the witnesses and another from
the absence Of the parties. Yesterday it was post
poned again. Thus it drags its slow length along.
When shall we hear the result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20

CHEAP REFORMING The r, ibune, after admit
ting that it bad no reporter to spare 10 the late
splendid excursion of the Golien Gate to Chesa-
ptake Bay. publhhed yesterday morning an &c
count OF the trip, nearly tw colu.nus in length.
We have every to believe that the materials
oftbs original article from beginning TO end, were
abstiacte from the Hoahi. which had a repo Toe or
Two TO spare for the exp dtion The rticie in
tie IrtuHe reeds well enough but it is done upon
a system of cheap report very like Postmaster
Gtrerd HALLS DewsI aper postage law, entitled To
no credit whatever. We caution all couutry eii-
tors sgnihst the cheat The FfijuH bad 10 re-
porter. 4 be q edt bcor r. elsewhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20
The Italian Opera MT Castle csnr,ien.

After v,ry successful week, in which we have had
very fine representation Of Roberto Devereux AMI
other attractive pei formances to morrow light
promised to lave delight from La sonnambula1 Ia
the Roberto Of Betin perceived more 10 admire in
that great artist than the former occasions
His ctscerdo great IL H. and powerful
prise those who DO not know the great OF the pra
meHfo di roe is only equaed by his daedo which he
manages with the rar,st skill confirming ,ariy u.
prsssOns Of his sci nee and method, and placing hi
amcrg The Il fenors Of the world On Monday ngt
To have Ssvi, with the charming BOsio, III,
sonnrmbulan savis style Is very different from 8e;;i
mis-. 1t has a vast amount Of merit. ana hts delicate
voice IS sympathetic and delicious. These siugrrs.
Betn and sslv will divide the honors between th~m,
but both are exceedingly meritoriou and criticism il,
OILY play an inyitious part when IL them For
Uw part, are free to confess that admire
both OF tb,m. The Opera, Monday night VII be
strongly cast. Think Of Bsio Costin Marin AMI 3tsi.
the popular work Of tho great Belliui, Surely. the
house will be thronged on the intoresiii occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20
New York, Sunday, July 30. 1851.
News from Europe.

The American mail steamship Pacif,, Captain
Nye, is in her eleventh day. Sac left Liverpool at
our O'clock on "Wednesday afternoon, the 9th in
ia,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20

SERMONS TO-DAY.
Baptist Church, Stanton street-Rev. j. 3. Backus,
Presbyterian Church. Allen strest-Rev B. W. Child
Baptist Church, Oliver stres.-Rev. q. c. Baldwin,
morning.
Rev BENJAMIN Grifhth has been publicly recos Missed
ladelphia.
Rev. l. N Tarbox, of birmingham preached his fare
well sermon Sabbath be fore last preparatory to terng
upon the duties Of Secretary Of the Aneicsn Education
Society.
MIR. Henry Csmmi. g. of Andover Seminary, has ac-
eePted unanimous call from the Congregational church
Rev. A. G. Adams, of West Bloomfield n j., has re-
eeved call from the Congregational church in Chelsea
The Righ Rev. DR. Delaney BIZ hop of Western New
YORK VIII perform Episcopal services during the ensuing
week as folows-Morris, Wednesday, July %; dnbsrs
vile, DO do Unadilla Thursday, July IA utsego, Fri
The Rev DR. Egliuton Barr has accepted call to the
charge Of Grace Church South Oyster Bay Long Island
BIZ. Bryant Smith graduate of Union Theological
Pr.sbytery New York in the Eli venth Presbyterian
church. (Rev Mr. Hoveys) on last Sabbath AFTERNOON.
Mr. James lrvinet licentiate OF the Piesbytery Of
Bro.kly was ordained to the gospel ministry the
inst by the Presbytery Of Long Island and installed
pastor Of the church in Greenport, L. i.
Rev. L. Merrill Miller has been installed pastor of the
Presby terian Church of Ogdensburg, New York.
Rev. A. C. Raymond has been installed pastor of the
Presbyterian church il the village of Attica.
Rev. James II. Ramsey has received call from the
Presby terrain church of Croton Falls, N y
Rev DIR. Richards late of Morristown N j. has recsv-
eu call from the SECOND presbyterian cnurcn In
Orleans Dr. proposes to take charge the church in
November With view OF settlement ultimately If his
health allows
Rev seth Satmarsh has received aud cccpted una.
nimous invtatt to be settled ut Wilton ~ II.
Nit Stebbns Of the graduating class in the Cambridge
Divinity school has received invitation be- settled
over the Unitarian Society in Woburn, Mass.
The Rev Samuel Ireneus Prime will preach s
on The Death OF Little Children In the church. Grew
mir Jacobuss corner OF Clinton and Rpmsen streets,
HooklyD on sabbath eveLi ing next, July 20.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 70. 81
During the year ending May 1851 Presbyterias
were organized and reported to the General Assembly,
viz: Mohawk, Connecticut Eastern Shore finday &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20
NnNal 1ntelllaenee.

The United States hrg lprty, Ii,ut. Comma nder A
II fcote. vas at St H,lepa June boupl " the Cape
de Verbs.