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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12
- The General Assembly in ihi

o. The General Assembly in this
town, adjourned Friday the long
m'ked-of aud constantly promised re
fprms' wIil therefore, 90 over uniIi the
Juur sesslun The democrats held -
Council ol war on Wednesday evening
and had iaIR about aItcrlng the Con-
slitulinu the main ullhcuIy was that
they did nUt appear ~ know where 10
hcgin.-and Tears we've expressed toy
some thatI III y mnrered with that
instrument 1t would destroy tie party IA
t.c Suale for at least ten years I" come.
We 2eut!emen, We know thai you are
~ de,cdte position hat YOU have
made Tie nnst solemn promises ~ Tie
dear leopLe aud Mey W rrquue 1t re
"cm, tIpn ol th,n at our hd"ds. The
li,uA II - narrow one hut YOU uusi
wak 1T; tlrrcInrr, come up like men,
AMI SHOW Your hands dt The game, Tor
here 10 40 possible escape Tor you.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

Tne Cry LievnR SToRE.- Stree this
r,tihl,.hu,nl commenced operation =,
there have been thirteen thousand ,nle-
~ liquor made at II, THIS proves that,
Two two-ihlrds %; the Inhabitants oi ih 0
city lgyy had aurrks OF iinys.. mrrc
or lss, srver,, since isst July, and
acconr Ior the increase oi the medical
profession IN New Bedford ". u
Mercury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

Gs.Thr General Assembly was en-
goged Ill riur,jny IN granting Bank
ChatteIs other acts oi incorporation,
private petitions, &C.. none of winch are
ni much hietest to tne public.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

rTThe Act for the incorp oraiion OF
the Guy OF Newport passed the House
Thursday afternoon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

When 10 candle like a tomb stone 2
" hen IL 10 ss, up Cor q late hu.hshd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08
chr ailp SPY.
The Alas ON rites,

There is one science, anciently comprchended
Ia the catalogue Of 'pOlite learning" which our
fathers totally discarded land which has never dad
fiourishing lime in this country ;--'se mean the
science OF heradry This science related to titles,
quarterings, cres,s, arms, &c, and men called
heralds were qualified at certain colleges in Eu-
rope TO teach it. lis symbols were composed of
all sorts of brutes, beasts. and monsirosiles, both
ante and post deIuvian. A knowledge of lis
mysteries was esteemed 10 be one of the most
cient and gentlemanly accomplishments, and
creature who had legal title to nobility, iguor-
ant Of it, would no more have been recognized in
high circles, than a sensible, well behaved man,
with an Questionable waistcoat would be now.
But IN proportion as heraldry has been little es-
teemed ia these republican regions, the study Of
it has been all the more difficult and discourage
ing. Genius, ofthe most ponderous and profound
kind, was necessary to enable one iohecome famil-
lar with the bars sinister which ,ransed It's shields,
and with the crests that crowntd them IL the Sci
sace which Charlemange had deigned to study,
and which Hayradan Maugraban pretended to
have studied, ever revived upon our Western
shores, toa man Of Methuseaian maturity of learn
ing, and most Arabesque conformation Of mind,
would belong the glory Of reviyingit.
The editor of the Atlas has done himself that
honor. He has walked up, in the most critical
manner, The question of titles, SO long buried in
the cloisters of Padua &c, and he has thereby
al. l.. i.
go into his deep sleeps for nothing.
The other day the New York Tribune. in an.
nouncing the arrival Of delegation of Bostonians
in "Gotham," dubbed them all with the title Of
Hon. To this the editor of the Atlas. like
second Toison dor, took exceptions; and in his
most solemn manner declared that only two or
three Of them had obtained the tile in the legal
acay Some of our contemporaries seem 10 doubt
the fact Of there being any legal ,uGy to obtain
the title of Hon., but we are not troubled with
any such dubitation when we remember that the
editor of the Atlas has it. fthere was no legal
aOay' of obtaining tltles,i would be hard for some
folks TO subscribe their names with certain re-
spectacle afixes.
His gracious majesty is generally a surly silly
animal; his serene highness, a passionate pigmy
his most Christian majesty, a bertne; and The
Hon. editor of the Alias knows very well that his
legal title does not mean anything. 1t is better
in our opinion TO be me Of Natures nobIemen,
holding the title Immediately from Almighty God,
than to be called either Req. or Hon. on account
ofpurely fictitious circumstances. But Of course
the editor Of the Atlas thinks otherwise. His
legal titles are all in all to him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08

FoRAY.-On Wednesday night as Mr. Wat.
kias, City Constable, was walking along Pleasant
street, he saw hack filed with gentlemen, making
towards certain house kept By one Michael Az
dross, in the vicinity Of the Catholic Burying
Ground, on The Tatnic Road Surmising that those
gentlemen were on mo goody mission beni,' MIR w.
secured the assistance of Messrs James Nc FarIand
and Joseph Chapman, City Watchman, and follow
ed the gay company till they entered the Andross
den.
The officers remained round the house for upwards
of an hour afterwards, listening 10 loud bacchana-
Ian rants, rbbald jests, obscene DISCOURSE cursng,
swearing, and all the other disgusting details Of
life in brothe'
Prepared with the evidence thus obtained to stamp
IFS true character upon the sAndross house, they
suddenly presented themselves 10 the hilarious ia
mates, when in moment silence ensued, if we ex.
cept The rush Of eager feet, escape the taIons Of
the law. The carriage and It's freight went over
the road like steam, and escaped; but Mr. Andross
and two young ladies', who gave their names as
Jane Davis and Ann Smith, were captured, and
brought TO the Watch House.
On Thursday morning, in the Police Court, Miss
Davis and Miss Smith, girls of considerable person.
al attractions, although Of so fail virtue pleaded
guilty before J. w. We.herell, Esq, Special Jus.
tice, to charge Of disturbing the peace They were
fined 81 and costs, amounting to S6,4 each. which
they paid and were discharged.
Michael Andross, for keeping disorderly house
was ordered recognize in the sum of $500 for hi.
appearance at the Court OF Common Pleas 10 be held
in September, otherwise to stand committed to the
House of Correction. Michael was sent over.
A child, not over years of age, daughter Of
Antross, wasfound in this foul den, suffering with a
loashsome disease. Surely some means could be
devised to sase this infant from the pollution Of her
bea-ty parents house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08
Itenns of News.

I7y The Postmaster General has taken the con.
tract for carrying the mails, from The Slonington
line Of steamers, and given il to the Norwich line.
% Mr.. CHAMPION, the British Minister LEFT Bos
ton on Wednesday, in the steamship for Halifax
/ he object oil his visit is said to be an interview
with Admiral Seymour, in order 10 suspend the OPP
eratons Of British cruisers ON tile fishing grounds
till the pending negotiations can be completed.
% Bombo, the refractory chief in Liberia. has
been convicted Of evying war, burning and pillao
ing, and sentenced 10 restore the stolen goods and
people, pay u 500 and be imprisoned two years.
Bombo cried.
Gg A little son Of Mr. james Kirkland. near
Barnwell, ~ G., was recently murdered BY slave
gir, only II or II years of age. The girl, who was
house servant had been chasIised by her mistress.
dn1 soon amer, from feeling OF revenge, beat the
child death with a club.
GRoToN BRANCH RAmReAp.-Workmen are
now engaged in laying the track of The Gro,on
Branch Railroad, which is intended for the trans.
portatIon OF ice. This branch extends from tho
tltchburg Railroad to Sandy Pond-a charter for Il
having been obtained at the last Legislature Groton
is advancing.
DAMAGEsFoR SLAHDER.-At Woodstock. VT.
ajpry have found verdict Of ST. ,065 against Mr.
Robinson, for the SANDER Of Miss Shadbourne a
young lady whom he bad courted, and who had Civ.
en- hun a written discharge. The costs swe n MIR
Kobinson's little bill about $1,000.
GIT~ General Sc2tt's sole remaining daughter was
married, on Wednes day, to gentleman in BALI
more. The event created quite sensation, and it
was attended with the usual agreeable etes presents
&C., SC.
CHoLERA.-There have been fifty five deaths
from cholera at Williamsport, Md, out of 100 per-
sons attacked On the 2Slh ult. there were FORTY
live hew cases.
gG- Mr.. Peter Copeland, of West Bridpewaler.
who reported on the I'd inst that his pocket was
picked OF 1850 while 10 the Shoe & Leather Deal.
ers Bank IN this city, not robbed, as be found
che money, on his return homes a!c il the bottom Of
his pocket.
ED Miss Taylor, the young lady whose clothes
took fire at The iIppQdl ONE ahul week since,
while she was eIlnning, dipd lasi night at the
hospital lrln tbe effect Of the injuries phe received.
IN X. 1fBuae, Gth. s5fs8 Fly
GB The Pacific Steamship Compan, has decided
10 send its three steamers now building, direct to
Australia, where they will take heir place on the
new line between Arslaa aud pansmA, instead Of
oil the San Francisco route.
" The health of the French Emperor exciies
The greatest auNiety Violent swelling Of his legs
and feet il one Of his dangerous symptoms; but he
still continues to appear 10 public. ni
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08


GREAT BRJTAIN.-There was nothing Interest,"
ing respecting the Turkish crisis. The prevailing
opinion still is, thai the combined fleet will enter the
Dardanelles, consequent Russia = occupying Dan.
ubian provinces. Austria will then offer mediate.
negotiations will be commenced with no disinclina-
ton the part of any power to an honorable ar
rangement and the crisis will terminate practically
for the present.
FRANcE.-A remarkable statement is current
that the Emperor intends 10 submit the question of
peace war with Russia 10 a vote OF the people
On the other hand it rumored, but not authenli-
Gated, that the French Government had a copy of
Russian manifesto, ten days since, and IN coniuuc-
ton with England, had recommended the Porte to
accede TO It's terms in the form of note instead of
treaty. If this he the business is at once settled,
The Moniteur contains decree occupying several
columns, regulating the affairs Of the Bonaparle
family. The Emperor assumes 10 be himself the
sole master OF the family. HIS consent is necessary
to make the marriage or divorce Of any Bonapare
No Bonaparte must go farther than 70 leagues from
home without permission, and the Emperor may pun.
ish them by arrest or exile.
RussIA.--A statement from St. Petersburg, I4th,
thai no final resolution respecting the occupation of
the Danu5ian provinces win be taken, till an answer
from the Porte, refusing finally, be received, keeps
matiers in suspense. The time allowed for the ac
ceptance expired on the 10th, and on the 9th this
despatch reached Paris:
"Copstantnopie, l6ih.--The uItimatum has been
i ssmsed ~ I've ta exhans, tb 10y ., h'iSsa
kew. bv CAUSING an immense outlay Gar Iafan.o
has been several times reported during the week,
nroceeding ~ Rncharest oa ,ho na''h ), "'u "e'e
TnpKFv PIE Galia,inr ,D,s lDF nv
the ambassadors 10 Rescnid pasba ps ~
n no fst ns,ay - " 'e o'nsu''e"
scbikof1 Of NAV 81 1874. 1S''''"0' u 'As'i-
The REPRESENTATIVES Of Great Britai, Franco A..
ria and Prussia in reny to the desire u
NJ E,aolso,' pat'i - ~ ny
If he dra Of note rod H. pn; nc, Nv,
scb.Loff orc If onoa ,ba ~ ~ t'''e i, ,l,
toncbes 81 neary he herts If aco darston Mien
~ Of his naissy he Sn,ao Az F~na p
= ~ =, nS Jey 'ie 9uP',"' ms i-AceHehcy res
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08
Arrival of tI,e Hermnnn.

New YoRK, July THE steamer Hermann.
from Bremen and Southampton arrived this morn
ing at II o'clock. She brings dates Of Wednes.
day, the 22d, and ITO passengers.
We find some items of news not embraced in
eur Halifax despatch
The London Times says the Emperor Russia
: is negotiating for the purchase of the American
steamers Humboldt and Franklin, to be added to
the Russian navy. $3.50. 900 had been offered.
The overland India mail arrived in London on
the 2Oth Of June
The intelligence ofthe capture of Nankin by
the rebels is confirmed. The event took place on
the 2lst of March, The insurgents were after.
wards compelled to evacuate it, and subsequently,
on the 9th of April, were defeated about 80 miles
south Of the city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08

THE New YoRK RioTERs.--James San.
ders, the Marshal Of the Irish Society which was
engaged in the riot 10 New York on the 4ih inst.
has been held to bail ID the sum Of $4,000 10 an
swer 10 the charge Of riot and assault. The rest
gave bail 10 the sum Of $500 each to answ or to
similar charge. Not content with beating the
driver so badly that hiu life is despared Of, The
Hioernlans dragged a boy about 10 years Of age
Out q re omnibus and ma,reeted him crueIly.---
y y said mat Two irish policemen interfered with
their brother officers, ind tried 10 prevent them
from aresting the rioters; and one OF them who
was entrusted with prisoner 10, him 20. They
have been discharged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08

VVarranted Pure Drugs

For Prescriptions and Physicians use, fran the most
reliable sources in Boston and Ne,U York, can be
found at the Store Of Leuds z. Lazel, 201 Main
Street.
Every who is any conveTsant with Drugs and
Chemicals. knows the great difficulty OF finding an arii
Gle perfectly free from adulteracn. Especially is this
the with those in gel eral use which of al Others,
should be pure possible II has been for years,
and now is my aim 10 purchase none but the best of
DrugS-thOse which may be relied upen, and all may
feel confident of the purity Of every article obtained
my establishment. trnst that a discriminating public
will continue TO sustain me in my endeayors by their
patronage assuring them thai every article will be held
as represented Ply sicians' prescriptions carefully
Compounded at all hours OF The day and night
ieI5 daWtf l.. II. LAZEIL kpothecary
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08

ACCIDENTS AND MURDERS The mutilated
body of man was found on the railroad track
near Stonington, about daylight on the 9TH His
remains were disfgured that it was impossible
to recognize them.
"A man fell from one Of the flats on the extra
train to Worcester on the evening of the 4th, the
wheel Of the passing and crushing his
arm. 1t will be amputated.
At Chicopee, Francis Taylor, stabbed Patrick
Curtiss, so that he has since died. Taylor was
arrested IN the woods.
In Charlestown, George, son of Henry R. Poor,
had his face shockingly burnt by ''doublehead-
er :"
Sarah Hobbs was combiDg her hair in the
Chelmsford Co.'s mills, in Dracut, when it caught
revolving shaft. She was carried up against
BEAM her thumbs, entangled in the hair, were
taken off, and the entire scalp stripped from her
head. Its supposed she cannot recover.
A boy of IL years, son of Mrs. Goodrich. of
Middletown, fell from load of hay, with pitch
fork in his hand the tines of which entered his
heart, causing instant death.
In Wallngford. Conn, Daniel Mooney was
stabbed by his brother Michael, with arusty bay
onet, and died two days afterwards. The muir
derer is in custody.
The gravel cars on the Conhocton railroad, at
Avon Springs, N. Y, were thrown off the track
on the LIST, by the spreading of the rails one
man instantly killed, four Others fatally
wounded, and several Others injured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
M,LANE,s WORM sPrCIFTc.

The iollowings from a customer, shows the demand
winch this great medicine has created wherever IL has
been introduced, ~.
Blossbprg, Tioga Co, Pa. March 30, 1853.
Gentiemcn--In consequence OF The great consump-
ton Of your "Worm specfc In this place md viciuL
~ we have entirely exhausted our stock We should
feel obliged by your forwarding, via Coming N, Y 20
dozen, with yoar bill, the reception Of which We
viii remit you the money.
From the wopderlul effects OF said ''specnc" In this
nelghborhood, there could be sold annually, large
quantity, ftobe had, (whoesaie and retaD from some
local agent. II you would compensate person for
trouble and expense Of vending think rcouId make
tito your advantage 10 do so.
Yours, respectfully, WIN. M. MALLORY.
messfs' j. Kidd Co Per w. g. PonrER.
~ Purchasers will please be careful to ask for DR.
MLane's Celebrated vcrmiiuge, and take none else.
Al other vermfugcs. IN comparison, are worthless
Dr. MLane'a genuine vermiiuges, also bis celebrated
Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States and CANADA.
or Burr Perry. No. / Comhill, Boston. C,enoyal
Agents For safe IN Worcester BY N u Green. spur
xelby, i. Lazel, u. n, Marah and James q reen
ind BY Druggists pen0ralls. daOdgtAwIt ssa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08

AccIDENr.-At Lowell, on the 9Th inst, Jesse
Brown, workman in Fisk s NECROSIS saw mill
while keying up the gang of SAWS, had l-2 of his
skull torn completely from his head, leaving the brain
exposed. 1t occurred through the starting Of the
engine by the engineer, orders having been gwen
to start. He was perfectly conscious subsequent TO
the event, hut this morning hear he is deIirious
DR. Kimbal called to attend the unfortunate man.
Il Is hardly possible that he can survive
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08

ARRIVAL or FRUIr.- Brig HELEN Ryder, from
Mesaina, arrived al Boston on The 9th, with 1905
angeA. The cargo, says the Post, comes 10 A. l..
PaysOn, who will, no doubt, realize handsome
profit, the market is bare Of lemons, and they
have been selling as high as twenty dollars box.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08


THE GALAPAGos.-M A. N. Palmer. Con.
sui General ofthe Republic Of Ecuador, has ad.
vertsed Charles Island, one of the Galapagos, 10
lease for term Of years. II is represented as
very inviting place for whalemen and merchants
IN the Pacific trade. This island lies nearly un.
der the equator, about 200 miles west of the
South American coast, and is about fifteen miles
IN length There is good anchorage, well known
to vessels irequenng the island. The tempera-
ture Is agreeable, and the climate salubrious. The
shores abound in fish of various kinds and Of ex.
cellent quality, with abundance Of turtle. 1t Is
about equidislant from Guayaquil and Panama.
and from Cape Horn and Oregon, on the best
route for vessels bound from The Atlantic 10 Inc
northwest coast Of America, or thence 10 The Al.
laniic. The soil Of the island is capable Of produc.
ing all kinds Of tropical plants, together with ma
ny of those OF the temperate zone. Sugar cane
grows TO the height Of seven Or eight feet Cot
ton thriyes well, and Is equal in quality to the best
Seal island. The valleys and The sides Of the
mountains may be cultivated, from January 10
December, one crop following another 10 rapid
succession; moistened in summer by continued
and heavy dews, and by rains in winter. There
are at present on the island from to 1000 head
othrying cattle besides horses mules asses, hogs,
and goats. HHf e
There IL no doubt that settlement upon this
island would thrive WELL The story about the
mofmons having purchased II 10 without fonnda-
tion.- Boston Courier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08

ID Two very able speeches were made in Com
vention yesterday, on the basis representation
one IN the morning by Charles Sumner, and the 9th.
or IA the afternoon by Gov. Boutwell, The FINAL
question on this subject is TO be taken at II O'clock
20 day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08

a TRULY NATURAL CURIosiTy.--Capt WeIch
Of bark LucIa, at Salem, from the coast Of A6ica,
has the only true omaog Outang that has ever been
secured. person who owned two and lost them
before they becameaccimaied, says this Is the only
true, hardy, and healthy one be has ever seen. liz
wartaken at Analaboo, and his captor understand.
ips this medium Of humanity, and how 10 treat
him, he has arrived ID excellent condition, Boston
Cosrger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08

EHr Mrs Elizebeth Mack. ~ w;lIm,o.s,, ,,;,h
her daughter. were thrown Iron cs,r;ass ~ ~" ~
n'gh. q me An, near The residence Of s,epbe. 81
ben'ss ESQ, " Springfield, by which NJ M.cL
was seriously burr, and The daughter had her H.,
badly spraiaed. "'' 'O0'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08
no. PO1S ONFN

Thousands OF Parents who use Vcrmiruge composed
Of Castor Oil, Calomel, &c, aware, that while
they appear to benefit the patient they actually lay
ing the foundations Tor series of diseases such sal
ivation, loss of sight, weakness OF limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advertisement of
Robensack's Medicines, which weask the attention OF
all directly interested in their well their Chill
dFens health In Liver complaints, and all disorders
arising from those OF bilious type should make
Of the only genuine medicine. Hohensack's Liver Pills
GF " Be MOI deceioed,n but ask for Hobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Fills, and observe that each has
the signature the Proprietor, j. N. HOBENSACK
else are genuine
l.. r. LAZEII., EDW'D II. MARSH, D SCOTT,
Jr, JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL s. HILL,
Agents for Worcester
ie2I- diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08

EIr The New York Mirror says SAo0oo no.
been sunk n that city, in The endeayor e sns,an
National Democratic paper.
~ Mackerel are said 10 be very plenty now All
along the coast. Abovi 100 vessels we're out la,
week catching them near the Isle Of Shoals.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08
Three weeks Later from BuenOs Ayres.'

The City still besaged.-The Swedish brig Aif.
hIld, which arrived at Boston, on Thursday, brings
dates from Buenos Ayres to May %, which is some
three weeks later than previous advices. Negotia-l
tons, under the mediation Of the Ministers Of Bra
iii and Bolivia, had again failed An extension Of
twenty days had been given for vessels in port to
leave the barbor. The Sala had authorized the
government to make another emission of ,O0U,
900, to defray the expenses Of the war.
On the day previous to the sailing of the Afhld,
reports were circulated that the city would be at
tackled in short time. 1t was the desire of many
of the foreign merchants, that the conflict might soon
commence, and the city be either taken, or the coun-
try party beaten Almost all Kinds Of provisions
and iue had become exceedingly scarce, and COM
mauded exorbant prices. The sege, both by sea
and land, had been most vigorously enforced since
the 10 of May, and il had become very difficult 10
get supplies into the city.
The warfare was carried on much in the same
manner as for time past. The heseigers had
set themselves down belp'e the city, and were com.
paratively quiet. The heseiged occasionally made
a sorte, and performed, according to their own ac-
counIs, prodigies of valor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08

10 The 4th Of July was celebrated in Medina
O., by the Free Democracy. Joshua r. Gid
dngs and John G. Palfrey were there, and spoke
to the people. The enthusiasm that prevailed
was immense. The spirit and principles Of the
Declaration Of Independence were nobly repre-
scented az Medina, on this great occasion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-08

NEWS FROM THE ARcrIc EXPEDITIONS
letter from the U. S. Consul at St. Johns. N.
I. states that the trig Advance, of the Arctic
Exploring Expedition, sailed from that place on
the 18th ult The Masons. previous to her leav-
ing, presented to her commander silk banner.
Much attention was shown to the officers of the
vessel by the citizens.