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$l67,00O,O00
S9.Ol3.414.800.

oChoioi Aotdi So. yS,Ulo, 4I9, OUU
Humboldt's estimate extended to 1903.
Mighty as these sums appear to be, they are
but trifes compared TO those whish may be ex-
pected to pour in upen the commercial world
for an indefinite period, if We are tojudge from
the returns every week received from Califor-
MIA and Australia, The revolution which this
all powerful talisman has wrought in both
these countries, within the last few years, az
pears like dream. But FIVE years ago, Cali.
fornia was comparatively a desert, inhabited
by a few miserable, half.starvea savages, or BY
white men whose condition was not great
deal better. Now il has large towns, teens
with population, is all alive with industry,
and by means of its wealth, in some sort.
controls the operations of the whole world
The developments in Australia are still more
wonderful. But one year ago, il was known TO
us as great penal colony, the receptacle of all
the villaiuy of all the large towns of Great
Britain. 1t was known that better class of
emigrants were gradually filing up the island.
and developing IFS resources; but it was be-
heved that it would require ages to bring it TO
maturity. The discovery of immense fields of
gold has wrought change as sudden, and as
brilliant, as is produced by the wizard Macal-
lister, when merely by firing pistol, he lights
up his magic hall, and makes it glow in all the
splendor Of an enchanted castle. Gold is car
ried from Australia. not by ounces, or by
pounds, butby tons. The estimate for the en-
suing year, made from the present average
weekly produce, and taking all distractions
into consideration, is not less than $60to $780,
000,000. The returns from California indicate
that the gold crop in that quarter will not fall
behind, If iidoes not exceed, the estimate fer
Australia. 1t is generally believed that the
Gar. from the Ural mountains, and from Sibe-
na, Is raising nearly as much as is afforded by
either Of these two countries; and when we
Jake into the estimate the gold and silver Of
oid and New Mexico, Central and South Ame-
s.ca snd Africa, we canaot but think thar the
New York Herald falls far short of the mari.
70 placing the grand aggregate Of the precious
he'sis addedto the currency Of the world for
sne next year. at $2oo, 5000.
ne author u The ssasistical article aIIuded
%. enters into some nice ea.cala,;on. Win s.
gs'o y the Effect hich this irnmense infur J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

/ An EXECUTION IN CALIFoRSIA-The fol.
lowing thrilling account of an execution in
California was related 10 a recent traveller by
ruffian who took part in III
cit was just about daylight. They carried
him to the horsemarket, set him on the table
and tied the rope round one Of the lower branch
es of big elm tree. All the time kept by his
side, and when he was getting on the table. he
asked me to lend him my revolver to shoot one
Fof the jurymen who had spoken violently
against him. When refused, he asked me to
tie the knot so as il wouldn't slip. at amt no
account" said Ito talk in that way, Jim, old
fellow, you're bound TO die; and if they didn't
hang you I'd shoot you myself" swell them"
said he, 'sgive me hold of the rope, and will
show you how little care for DEATH" He seiz-
ed the cord, pulled himselfin an instant out OF
the crowd. and set cross.legged on the bough.
Halfa-dozen rifles were raised TO bring him
down, but rejecting that he could not escape,
they forbore TO fire. He tied a moose in the rope,
put il round his neck, slipped it up till it was
pretty tight, and then stood up and addressed
the mob. He didn't say much, except that he
hated them all. He cursed the man he shot;
he then cursed the world; and last Of all cursed
himself, and with terrible oath he jumped in.
TO the air, and with jerk that shook the tree
swung backwards and forwards over the heads
ofthe crowd"
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GA1ETIEs AND GRAvITIEs.-This work, one of
Horace Smiths best, was sent US yesterday, by
Messrs. Nash & Woodhouse. Its merits have been
SO We'll settled, that we deem it unnecessary to
dwell upon them. Wewould call attention, how
ever to the very neat styein which the publishers,
d. Appleton & Coz have gotten it up. 1t is or of
series of popular works which they are re.pub.
fishing, under the title Of the Popular Library
and is sample OF the whole. Il is bound in boards,
and these boards are Of cherry color. The paper
and print are beautiful
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

MILITARY.-There viii be general turn out o.
the different uniformed volunteer soldiers of Jour
city, at 10 O'Clock this morning. in accordance with
the requirement of law. The parade will be avery
brilliant one.
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KOsSUTH in RICHMOND.

We expressed, few days since, the opin-
ion that. the correspondent Of the New York
Herald labored under some mistake with re-
gard to the behavior of this man in the omni-
bus at the Petersburg depot. We now learn,
from undoubted authority, that his statement
was entirely correct. The occurrence took
place exactly as he stated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

RIoTous.-A white man named John Ford, while
under the influence of liquor, acted in very dis
orderly manner en- Thursday, resisting arrest by
officer Tyler. In consideration of the severe indis
position of Fords wife and to allow him opportuni
ty to return home, the Mayor fixed the amount OF
security at 500, which was given and the prisoner
was DISCHARGED
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

The Government of Hawaii has issued de-
cree admitting all -four, fish, Goa, lumber, staye
and heading, the produce or manufacture of
theiUnited States, into the Islands free of all
duty, provided the Government of the United
States will admit the sugar, syrup, molasses.
and coffee of the Hawaiian kingdom into all
United States ports on the same terms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

E To the Voters of Richmond,
compliance with nomination of me ty 6 severst
Voters in the Republican land other pane,S #
March 9th, and letter of the same date, ad.
citizens, have declared myself and SIN am ca.
didate for the Office of Commonwealth,s Ar.
torBey in the Circuit Court of this civ. whicb =
to be filled by you on the 9th OF May II honored
BY your choice, will strive to justify your corS.
dence; b. B. MINOR,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

THE JAPAN ExPEDIrIoN.-Owing to the DIFF
fculty of obtaining sea.nen, the Journal Of
Commerce says, the expedition fitting out for
Japan may not sail at as early day as was at
first anticipated. The vessels for the Mediter-
, ranean squadron are to be first supplied.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

The HARMoNIANs.-This troupe will perform
this evening at Odd Fellows Hall. A variety OF
new pieces will be introduced. Among the pieces
performed will be Duet on one Banjo, Duet on
two Guita rs, the Virginia Jig by three of the Band,
and "The Firenan's Song" in character
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

The STARRING MATCH To-NIGHT-An true
lovers OF the fancy will of course be there We are
requested to say that the two champions would be
glad to take turn for love, with the Nova Scotia
Giant 1t would be fine sport, no doubt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

DRuNK.-James Crane, very respectable look.
ing white man, was found lying drunk in the street
on Thursday night, by watchman Boze, and con-
veyed to the cage On yesterday his Honor dis
charged Crane with an admenition
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

WITHOUT PAPERs.-A negress named Mary
Johnson, claiming to be free, was arrested Gu
Thursday night in default of register. On yester-
day the Mayor continued her case until to-day, in
order to afford her opportunity to prove her free
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01
THE AGE OF GOLD.

The New York Herald publishes statisti-
cal article from gentleman connected with the
Treasury Department, with respect to the sup
ply of the precious metals afforded TO the world,
since the discovery of America in 1892. From
that document, we learn that Humboldt, ia
cobs, bicCullock and others, have made the
following estimate:
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Gg To the Voters of Henrico Conprv.
Owing to the indisposihon of my health occasionsd
by my present occupation and through the MANY
earnest solicitations of my friends, hereby an.
nounce myself candidate for the Office of Con.
stable for the county of Henrico, pedging myself
II elected, to attend strictly to all the duties pertain
ing to the office faithfully and impartially
ap Glide CALEB H. CHILDREsS
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few Cash Dry Goods store

60 FOR kENT.-The Office at present occu-
#aad pied Dr Chewing, No PIT Main street, IN
building of Mr. James Bosher. The rooms are
neatly fitted up and is fine location for an Office
or Store. During the absence OF DR. c, application
can be made to Mr. James Bosher, or Mr. Lewis Hill.
my st
INHALATION AS A CURE FOR DIS.
L EASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS
DR. Thomas II. Greenhough, late pupil OF DR.. Chas.
H. Wellesley, NJ. R. c. s. and f L. s., has just
arrived from Petersburg and taken rooms at the
Exchange Hotel, where he may be consulted for G
limited number of weeks, the treatment of Bron-
chitis Sore Throat, Pulmonary Consumption, Asth
ma and the various forms of Chronic Dyspepsia.
For information, DR. 6. would simply state, that his
treatment consists in the '1nhalaton of warm med
zeal vapors," whereby remedies are drought into
direct contact with the diseased surface of the
Lungs. The inhaents new, simple and inno-
cuous, and may be used by the most feeble invalid,
without an unpleasant symptom. This means OF
treatment affords the opportunity of conveying
the power OF the agent to the very seat of the dis
ease.
AS DR. G can only remain in Richmond three or
four weeks, on account of his reengagemeEt in Pc
tersburg, if is hoped that all who wish to avail
themselves of his services, will lose no time in do.
ing so, it is DR. Gs wish that all his patients by
the time of his departure will be either restored to
health or in fair way of recovery from two or
three weeks treatment under his immediate care.
Ia The members OF the medical profession are
cordially invited to call.
Ladies visited at their own residences and when
ever desired in consultation with their family ply
stefan.
my 1-6.* T H. GREENHOUGH. NJ. d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

CIRcuIr CouRT OF LAw.-This court met on
yesterday-did not transact any criminal business.
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NOTICE TO WATER TAKERs.-wa1

NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.-Water
IN rents are payable semiannualy in advance, ON
the LIST days OF May and November.
The bills due this day are now ready for settle
ment Those who prefer paying at my office will
please call during the day, as / shall commence
collecting on Monday next, ard hope to find them
prom pit in making payment, speedy collections
are desirable
nv l-ltt NJ L. STRATTnN Beg w w
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ELEGANT ENGLISH EDITIONS OF

Ia STANDARD WORKS.
The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Cold smith.
NJ B, including variety OF pieces now first colec.
ted. By James Pryor, author of the life of Gold.
smith, lite of Burke, etc.
History of the Earth and Animated Nature-
By Oliver Goldsmith.
The Life of Oliver Goldsmith, NJ B., from a va.
riety OF original sources. By James Pryor.
Tales and Novels. By Maria Edgew orth-in nine
vols.
Principles of Geology; or, the modern changes
OF the Earth and its inhabitants conside red as IL
RS.
the History OF England from the accession of
James the Second. By Thos B Macaulay.
A Dictionary, Practical Theoretical and IIis,ori.
cal, OF Commerce and Commercial Navigation. i.
lustrated. By ] r McCulloch
Elements of Chemistry, including the actual state
and prevalent doctrines of the science. By the
late Edward Turner, NJ d FRSL &c.
The Miscellaneous Werks of the Right Rev Sir
James Msckintosh-complete in one vol
Smiths Wealth of Nations with life OF the
author. By r McCulloch.
my1 A. MORRIS, 81 Main ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

EH X. II. Howison Is candidate for tho e
fee Of COMMONWE ALTH'S ATTORNEY ~ =, =.
Circuit Court OF Richmond. an 9o-d,d@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

I To the Voters of Henrice County.
At the solicitation of many friends in the county Of
Henrico to be candidate for the Office of Prose-
cutting Attorney, respectfully announce NY
self candidate Ter that Office.
Respectfully, JOHN NJ GREGORY.
ap 5-dGwt4M*
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osT-Between Thomas D. Quarles' Drv Goods
= 3. store snd the Theatre, pair Of Gold SPEC
h. amh, N an oid morocco case The iinder win
or JAMES u. BRAY's, No Iii Broad strsst $3.50
my l--3ss - ~ sssss#
osT-iesiefdsy, between the 9a6I,e We.
mouse ano Hsglsnd y Brothers. DRAFT a,
s.shl, Eon Mason Lewss, Ia favor 81 Daniel
nea'nef Tor S9i a ;also, an order upon Moses Rs,
IN aos a Indefinite sum At sight from John w
tAvr t1e came ii the Office az The Dispatch Of with
LII BRADLEY 4 BROTHER.
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e SheriffaIty of Richmnnd.nrn

Ev Sherifalty of Ricbmond.-To The
poters Of The Ctty Of Richmoud-FELLow CrTT.
zENs 1t is already known to you thatI am can.
dldate for the Office which heads this card, an Of
fee created by the Legislature of Virginia under
our new constitution. For the past FIVE wears
have acted as Sheriff in the city OF Richmond. and
have thus afforded you an opportunity of Judging
OF my fitness longer to serve you; aud should Il
please you to continue me your Sheriff, trust,
with the aid OF my experience so to tscharpe
the duties of the Office, as to merit your entire an.
probation Yours, respectfully.
ap 27-dtde THOMAS w BOSWELL
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JOHN Howapn
~ To the VOTERS Of District No.

EV To the Voters Of District M. I,
Henric0 Connry.--fellow-C Citizens: Tinaer -
Few constitution you are called upon to elec, -
Constable. / do not say to you that have -
requested to become candidate, but as wan ~
office, and ii elected, will devote my entire ,irne
the performance Of its duties, hereby annonnso -
myseh candidate for the same. Should VEN -
ft TO elect me, viii endeavor to discharge he Al.
partially. ~
an 29-dtde* ALFRED IFWEIIru
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

E@ TO the voters of Henric o
COunty.-Fe Fellow Citizens AT the soHcjta.
ZION of many friends in various parts of the coun-
ty, hereby announce myself as | did through the
medium OF other papers some weeks ago a candi.
date for the Office of Commonwealth Attor.
ney, TOR Henrico county, with the assurance that
if elected, its important duties viii be discharged
with promptness and fidelity
Respectfully, your fellow citizen
ap 2i-dtde+ JOUk N DAVIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

The rumor that Dir. Marshall, Of Augusta,
had been killed IN an affrny at Brooksyille, Ia.
turns Quito be utterly unfonnded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

To the Voters of the City of
Richm0nd.-The Legislature of Virgins hav-
ing very recently passed Act creating the
office OF Sheriff for the said city hereby re-
specially announce myself caHdidste for that
Office JESSE +. KEESEE.
ap 24-dt27may
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

S RELEAsE OF Dr.. HIEEs.-This noted char
acter was ses at large in Charleston last Tues.
day under wril Of kabeas corpus.
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e-dtde* ALFRED LEwEIJrn

Ey To the Voters of Henrico Copr,,
2nd District Cncer the new coustitnt;a,
becomes your privilege and duty to elect Con =
stable for said County. hereby declare rovsa,.
candidate for said Office, and ple1ge myself i ss.,
ed, TO Gil it TO the best of my ability.
ap 29-dtdes GEORGE w. BARgFp
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STEAMSHIP ROANOKE.

FOR NEW YORK.
The ROANOKE will be ready for
$3.50 Freight at ~ o'clock May 3d. She sails
Tuesday, 4th inst, at o'clock P. NJ
my lit LUDLAM e. WATSON.
NOTICE. hereby constitute and appoint Mr.
IN GEO. w. MURRAY my agent to conduct and
carry on General Grocery and Commits.
sion Business in the city of Richmond
my l-6t* JOHN MURRAY Jr
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BAPTIST BOOK DEPOsITORY.-Jus

BAPTIST BOOK Just
- received fun supply Of the Annexed Libra
ries for Sunday Schools and Churches, viz:
American unday School Union Library, Nos /,
2, and 3, 100 vols for $40
American Juvenile Library, IS vols for $5
Village and Family Library. "a vols for S3
Chiid's Cabinet Library OF IS Books bound in 90
vols, for 81 so
bound. for el0 's
For Church Libraries-The AMERICAN Tract So.
eistys ruoncation OF the Reisglous Cor Pastors)
Ditto the Evangelical Family Library, also meals
bound, for IS 80 CHAS. WokTHAM
myI Dsnas;ts,v
ICE CREAM sPOONS.--Ice Cream ssr.or-
1 Ice Malets lee Picks Plane q Johnson,s bsssns
Freezers, the best srtice now in use. for saja hv
nv SIS r. n ZIMMERMAN.
WlNH AND w Arkh COOLERS.--Watsr
~ Coolers. 2, 8, and gallons; aud wine Coolers
2, ., and bottles, handsome articles for sale 81
X. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
ny Corner Main and 18th streets
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American stocks in England were in active
demand, andquoted bv Bell g. Son, at Liver
pool, on the 18th uliimo, at the following
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

w~.~r
MONTGOMERY GUARD, ATTENT1ON,,.
PARADE in front ofthe Capitol THIS MosN J.
/ ING, at 10 o'clock, in winter uniforln-afnis M
order for inspection. BY order OF me Tsp's ~
my JOIN McDorALD, - -.
New Cash Dry Goods Store.
gHE subscribers having associated themselves
/ for the purpose Of conducting general DRY
GOODS business in the city of Richmond, have
fitted up the store No. 63, Main street. where tney
are now opening large stock OF seasonaole stsple
and fancy Dry Goods. Having purchased an entire
new stock for the money in the Northern markets:
they feel confident in saying that they are enabled
to sell goods for the cash cheaper tnsn any otner
house in the city.
Cur object and aim viii be to please and give
satisfaction to all who may be pleased to favor us,
and by so doing We hope - merit Pustc patronage.
ALFRED MOSES.
Our store will be opened for the sale CT Goods
on Monday next
70 Enquiser and Wing will copy one montn.
m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

nUnd.--At the request of many friends. I ,ssrs,'.
fully announce myself candidate for the ofsfs -
CommonweaIfh's Attorney in The Cir.ss
Court OF Richmond. at
90 30-3ws JOHN HOwApD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

EF Commissioner of the Revenue
the undersigned respectfully offers himself a can
didate for the Office of Commissioner of The
Revenue for the city OF Richmond, at the az.
preaching election.
ap glide EDWIN BURTON, Sr.
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B0RsT TO DEATHs--A man named Ledgle,
his wife, and Two children, were burnt to death
il New Orleans on the 22d uliimo. II is sup
posed thar LedgIe set fire to the house him
calf
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olloWing estimate:
TotalfAmerica)


2d-Humboldt's estimate of the
annual production (IS03j OF
Hungary, Saxony and North
ern Asia, is $5,000,000; and
without any means of ascer-
tanning the productions ofpre-
vious years, let that be taken
as the average from 1892 to
1902, inclusive, say
To which add the estimates OF
the same mines by McCullock
for so years
Total Europe and Asia)
3d-The product of the gold
mines of Russia, according TO
McCullock, was, up TO 1852,
And of the silver by the same
authorize 1852
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

CHEAP CHILDREs.-The following price
Of Juveniles i appended to the advertise ment
Of splendid oratorio," in The Portland ar.
gus
IN. B.- Tickets 25 cts. Children under
y years OF age, half price, to be had at the
set. EN- VI. We notice in an Illinois
paper. the marriage Of Edward C. Pinn to Miss
s nary fian. Time will be pretty likely to make
10 pins out ofthis couple.
Frederick West. an Eaglishmen, who has
e e connected With the New York press for
fifteen years. died in that city a few slavs aimee
he y represented to have been an amiable man
asd pAssabIe poet, and died 10 the 10Th year
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

South CAROLINA STATE RIGHTS CoNyEs-
TIos.-This body met at Columbia on the 18th
ultimo and organized. Its action will greatly
influence the future political course of South
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Total Russia alone)

Total Russia alOne)
4th-The product of the United
States other than California,
being, by the mint returns,
S15,S55, 600, add 81, JAS, 600
for an estimate of the amounts
not brought to the Mint, and
the result is
To which add the actual and
estimated produce of Califor-
mia
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CANDIDATES. FOR 0FFIcF.

TITO the Voters Of District No. - 49,
rico C0nnfy.-In compliance with the reoas.s -
many friends. have been induced to cssr mss -
a. Candidate for Constable In the above M M
tfiet. HeIcctsd, will do everything in =, D
10 give satisfaction. Pv"er
This Districf 10 situated within the fo,lor...
boundary: On the north by the county a rs
over, on the south By the city Of Richmond. on ~
east by tho Mechancsyiie turnpike, and ~ ~, ne
west BY the Richmond turnpike. - ms
ap 30-dtde* JACOB e gAYFps
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Total UNITED States)
General Total 60.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-26

way there Boarders, away. Graybearls and
idlers. stock and fluke, board from the brig"
At this summons some fifteen Of our men
went over the side in double quick time, des-
plte the rattle of musketrv. Again | heard
our cap'ain's trumpet: Cease firing below
there. Your commander has struck ~ The
only answer l heard was vo!lev of muske.
~. Once IN ire, and for the last time We
heard that trumpe,-it pealed 50 as to make
my hair stand on end Show no quarter
there. ="
From that moment no sho. was fired, not a
sabre-ciash sounded-cverv man seemed
spcli-bonnd: even tie wounded who were
lying about the deck in every direction. held
their breath for fear Of disturbing the still
hess. and wakrning the tiyer in the crew, who
seemed like that animal, crouching ready 70,
spring at the least noise. Our men wen
steadily round placed sentries at each scuttIe
While some went below 10 secure the prison
crs. Oar captain. now all was safe, and th
excitement abating, fa:n:cd from loss Of hoo
and wrapped in the fas OF our las, prizc, b
was carried into the cabin.