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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-09-06
NORFOLK MARKET.

Forwarded by A. NJ. MCPHEETERS & Go.
Corn arriving very slowly, sales on yesterday at
83c for white, S5c for yellow Aour quick at SO!
@ 81 for S. F; extra SO q lot; family 1Of
Slaves, very few com ng in, sales of r. O. HID al
$50. W.. 0 HID $43; W. O. Pipe $55@57; Sugars
of all kinds have advanced from ] to 1c per h.; 10.
lasses, an advance of 2 a Sc pr. gallon; coffee,
very firm at IL a III for Rio, III @ 12c for Lag.
Lime, Thomaston 81 20, W. C. 81 80, scarce Gu.
ano, plenty. We have to note a better feeling in
Groceries of every description. Sept 2.
FAYETTEVILLE, SEPT. Cotton heavy at Sd a
81 for ordinary to midling, and 9 "a 81 for fair tc
good. Flour advanced and sales made easily at IS
81 q 81, aecordingto quality. Corn, receipts light
demand large at 81 "a ], 10. Turpentine 81 90
Spts. Turp. AZ @ As. bacon 20 a IL.
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New ORLEANS, August 29.-The intelli-
genre from the Rio Grande represents the
insurgents as having had d succession of vie
tories over the government troops, and as be-
ing in full possession Of the whole of Tamau-
lipas. except Tampico and Matamoras, which
It was thought they would ultimately be able
TO secure also. Caravnjal is again in the field,
and is more than a match for the weak and dis
sipated government troops.
A writer writes: !" Suppose it should rain
whiskey insted of water" We can poin'
out to him neighborhoods where whiske,
does reign, and produces an abundant crop 9
brutality and misery.
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The old practice of treating-o OF buying
UoteS acib liquor-was also resorted to in
this county, we have heard but whether
true or not we cannot speak from personal
knowledge. Ifany of the Grand Jurors of
the County feel the force of their oaths, how
ever, as touchin this matter, we presume it
will not be difficult to ascertain whether or
not the laws against treating at elections
were violated. We do know, that we had
more drunkenness and fighting here on the
election day han We ever before witnessed
on a similar occasion. Whiskey ruled and
ruined the honor of the day. Sober and
good men were APPALLED, by the scenes Of bru.
tally and degradation which were then ex.
hibited, and we have reason to hope thai
some who have heretofore shown indifference
to the evils of the traffic, were brought tc
realize the necessity for restraining it. We
also learn that some of the candidates ir
Davie county treated and the same il
Burke. If it be true. it ought to be proven
before the next Legislature, and every such
offender expelled. No man who violates thu
law on this subject can take a seat in tn,
Legislature without perjuring himself; anC
no p%erjured man ought to sit in our Legisla
tive Halls.-Salis6ury WatchmaR.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE

STSeE OUR LAST IssUE.-$l A.. NJ. McAlister,
Normal College; NJ. Venable, Oxford; ]. NJ. Cost
.ner, Mt. Pleasant; A. }. Keith, Raleigh J. II.
Zones, KittrelIs; T. II. Spain, Natchez; E. Shu-
ford, L. B. Alternately, H. +. Schenck, Jacobs
Fork o.. G.. Foard, Cowansville miss NJ. H.
Koonce, 7. J. Whitaker, Trenton n. H. Watson,
Oh. Hill; Rev. A. Baker, D.. A. Davis, T.. 7. Max
well, J. D. Ramsay, J. II. Howard, Salisbury
miss II. NJ. Jackson, Big Falls; james Simmons
Weldon; a. G. Stevens, Milton; g. Rogers, Leas
burg A. P. Woodruff, Walnut Lane; T.. Jones
Lumber Bridge D. Lemons, Grains Creek A. A
Hudgins, Warrenton; w. r. S. Lawson, S. c.
Geo. Tilley, Dials Creek; Joshua and Thos. Boner
Salem; J. Vestal, JonesVille; s.. Croset, Cedar
Grove; W. S. Ramsaur, Lineolnton T. Hinton
Terebinth; Miss S. F. Sturdiv&nt5 Wadesboro'; r.
Mcknight, j. Is. Houston, K. N. Thomas, W. S
Gilmer, Greensboro; Z. P. Powell, Scot. Neck
John, Henry and Issac Mizell. Windsor; K. John.
son, Normal College J. and NJ. Il. Fitzpatrick
Rutherfordton W. H. Morning, Sfnithfeld; B. E
Wooden, Fentress'; Thos. 6. Meroney, Mocksville
Miss N NJ. Steed, Nutbush N. Partin, Ringwood
G. c. Green, Miz. City S. r. Hunt, KittreIfs; ST
T. C. Tarpley, Tenn; S. w. C. Davis, Eatonton
Ga; 81 c. 6. Manning, Edenton.
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sunreme Court.

The following gentlemen have obtained Ii
cense from the Supreme Court, now in ses-
sion at Morganton, to practice Law in this
State:
County COURT. P. Waddell, Chatham
county Robert II. Ward, Rockingham
county; j. +. Gibson, Surry S. G. Bry-
son, Henderson; w. IL. Spencer, Hyde
J.. O'Hanlon, Cumberland.
SUPERIOR coURT.-Leon: T. Siler, Franklin,
Macon county; r. III. Cannon, Buncombe
William Quicker, Henderson T. n. Crum'
pier, Rockford, Surry county.
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Agents Wanted;
JNo. RowLETT, HENRY C. HARDY, D. AZ wEIsrGER
R0WLETT, HARDY & CO.,
mission n erchantA

PETE SD 4 u, "A.
Pay close personal attenionto c~onsignuents
Of Tobacco, Wheat, Cotton and other
Produce.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Peruvian Guano, direct from the Goveramsnt agent.
Mexican Guano, direct from the Importer.
C. B. DEBurg's Super Phosphate Of Lime.
Lubec Plaster, Bone Dust,
Washington and Thomaston Lime,
And other Fertilizers.
WE INVITE ATTENTION rooUR STOCK og
Plows, Harrows,
Cultiyators, Fan Mills,
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters,
Hominy Mills, Churns,
WheelbarrOws,
Hay-and Manure Forks, &c.
At THE PROPER SEASONS, WI raw ON BAND.
Wheat Drills, Reapers, Mowers,
Grain Cradles, Grass Scythcs.
Horse Powers, Threshers, and Grass Seeds, in great
variety.
We are the Sole Agents in this City for Mae6re-
gor's celebrated Farmers Boiler, and for p. 8.
Eastman's Plank Road Wagons.
R- Cypress Shingles, Hay, Lump and Crate
Coal, Tar, Calcined Plaster, Cement, &c, generally
on hand.
Responsible Orders respectfully solicited, and
filed as low as if the purchaser we're present..
We do not keep a stock of Groceries, but take
pleasure in filing orders for them when our custo-
mers desire it.
Petersburg, Va Aug. IL. 1854. A.
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Tribute of Respect.

At a regular meeting of Gatesville Division, the
following Preamble and Resolutions were adopted: !;
WHEREAS, it has pleased an Al wise Providence.
to remove from this earthly existence our Beloved
Brother REUBEN HARRELL: Therefore,
Resolred, That we feel our Division has sustained
a serious loss by his death, and the cause of Tenn
perance a firm and unwavering advocate and friend
I'd, That ne eheerfully bear testimony to his
many excellent tfaiss Of character, and tender our
sympathies and coincidence to his family and
friends in this their melancholy bereavement.
3D., That the members of this Division will wear
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days; and
that publication Of these proceedings BE mado
through the SPIRIT ST the Age.
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MARKET.

BY HARDY q Co, Com. Merchants,
Corn, small sales at TIC; cotton, the market is
very dull at 8 q Ole; wheat, prices faltered for a
day or two after our last report, but yesterday some
choice lots sold at l 81 q / SO; we quote at / 20,
l 30, I 40, l so, l so, 1 70, a l so, as in qnal-
ity large quantities of inferior wheat are coming
to market and sell freely at our lowest figures, but
if planters would take the trouble to fan such wheat
clean and dry it by spreading and shovelling, they
would be well paid for the labor. Tobacco, Tugs 3 so,
4 50, 5, 5, so, % Sc common to fair leaf s, I so,
@ 8; fair to good leaf 8, 9, "a 8 SO; good to fine
leaf 9 so, II so q II so; bacon, hog round gle ;
lard IL "a lie; guano, Peruvian $55; Mexican
$35 super phosphate of lime $40. [Sept. q
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THE CHoLERA.-A gentleman who came ny
on the Southern train last evening, informs
us a report is prevalent in North Carolina,
that the Cholera is raging in this city and
that many persons intending to come here
for their ~fails1pplies, have been induced to
90 to Norfolk. We are authorized to state,
upon the authority of ten of our most expe'
rienced and able physicians, that not a case
has occurredh here, nor has the least indlea-
ton Of it been manifested.
Petersburg Express.
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PRICES CURRENT.
EO~0~0~0IN-C0N0~0~0O
No HANGE N TIE RALEIGH MARKET.
MARKET.

GEO. H. KELLEY, Grocer and Com. Merchant.
Turpentine, there has been no change, So 40 for
soft and virgin spirits turp. has ruled unsteady /;
advanced frem So 30 So, and again has fallen to so
and declining; tar continues steady at a slight de-
cline to So % from 3 35; %coffees, no change cotton
continues fair, the sales for the week 81 bales at
crop l23; corn meal, fair supply 95c to 81 p bush;
fish, mullets are in light supply 6 to 81 -four, Fay.
brands are scarce and have advanced to 81 from
wharf, arriving slowly corn, 6,62s bushels arrived,
75c to 9Oc in parcels, the market is overstocked and
demand limited oats, 100 bushels at, 42c, a de-
cline of sic bacon, light receipts l04 hog round
II to l24 hams; lard, n. c. III, y, "a IL; sack
salt, 675 sacks at 1 50 tel 70; alum salt scarce at
6Oe. (Sept. %
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Gtock for the State Fair !!EPersons who intend
olina State Fair in October next will Please to ad-
dress Jere. Nixon, Esq, Chairman Of The Commit
tee Of Arrangements, and state what kind of stock
and how many they intend offering for exhibition.
This will be but little trouble to those who intend
showing stock at the Fair, and it is very necessa-
ry that the Committee OF Arrangements should
know as nearly as possible what will be the num-
Der of stock of various kinds 10 be entered!
J.. f. IOMPKINS, Rec. Sec.-
Rnlninh AM o. 1891 Il
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Ba5- We are requested to state, that Rev.
NJ. r. Fory, having removed to Hampton,
Va, to take charge Of the Chesapeake Female
College, his Correspondents are requested to
address him accordingly.
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JOY FOR THE INVAhID-We cut the follow
ing from the Philadelphia Saturday Gazette and
recommend our readers to peruse it carefully, and
those suffering should not delay Purchasing
DIR. h0OFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS.-
This celebrated medicine, prepared by DIR. c. M.
Jackson, at the imposing German Medicine Store,
No. 100 Arch street, is exciting unprecedented pub
lie attention, and the proprietor, who is a scientific
physician, is selling immense quantities of it
The virtues Of this remedy are so fully set forth in
the extended notice of It, to be seen in our adyer-
Using columns, that there is hardly any room left
for US to speak Of it. This much we may add
Of the long train of physical ills to which human
iy is heir, there is none more distressing than the
general arrangement of the digestive apparatus,
which never fails to accompany a disordered state
of the liver. Headache, piles, languor, fretfulness,
a bilious tongue, a morbid breath, loss of appetite
lin short, an indescribable Indebtedness of exis-
tence, are its insuferable and life -wasting atten-
dants. These diseases, which bafied the skill OF
the ablest Doctors, have been radically cured by
Hollands German Bitters.' 1-2t
For sale by Williams & Haywood, and P. F.. Pes
cud, Raleigh DR.. R. Hooker, Rogers Store and
w. ]. Eddins, Forestville.
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Casters Patent wsgoa to Dump

IT, is my intention to have on exhibition at t1e
4 approaching State agricultural Fair the aboyS
named justly celebrated Wagons: These Wagons
are superior to any Wagon now in use. Possessing
rs they do all the advantages of the road Wagon
and the Dumping Cart combined, they should be
upon every farm in the State. County or shop 'rights
manufacture are offered for sale.
More information may be obtained by addreFss
ing, post paid, J. NJ. WAGNER,
August3l, 1854. [1-t1sOct.l Raleigh, n. G..
EAIR NOTICE. am receiving from Pine HirT
II Factory of Oxford. n. c., superior Tobacco az
Factory prices from 124 to SO cents as to quality,
SIS to pound Jumps. Call and see for yourselves.
GEO. II. KELLEY.
Wilmington. Sept, l, 1854. l.
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FRESH PER SOHR. r. W. BROWN.

OK BBLS. r. L. & A. Stuerts c.. Yellow Sugar :.
~ 10 Boxes Starch, Pearl Starch:
10 quarter do. do. DO.
% boxes No. | Soap, VIM. Colgates B Co's:
IL dozen S. w. Collins & Co. Timber AxeSy
l do. do. E~agle-wing broad Axes;
1 do. do. Broad Axes. bow foU
cash, at GEO. III. KELLEY'S.
Sept. Ist. Il.
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SEPTEMBER 1854.
Wholesale Boot and Shoe Trade,

Wv . sale Dealers "A Boots, Shoes, Brogans,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices, Wrapping Paper,
Lacings, &C., offer to the trade OF Virginia and
North Carolina, a large and well selected assort-
ment of all articles in their line of business
Anticipating a heavy increase of trade to tbs
business of our growing city, we haze purchased
offer them to al Wholesale Dealers ut a small
advance on manufacturers prices. We solicit n
call from merchants generally and all others buy
ing by the package or dozen, and in. so doing we
feel justified in saying that our assortment will be
found as complete, our terms as reasonable: and
our goods as cheap as those of any ether jebbing
house, North or South.
All we ask is an examination. of oar stock be-
fore buying elsewhere.
w. r. JOHNSON 4 CO.,
two doors below p III Il MeIlwaiDe, east side
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PAYMENT OF SALARIES OF PUBLIC 0rFIcEns.--
The salaries of the Judges district attorneys, and
marshals Of the courts Of the United States and
Territories, and the salaries Of inspectors Of steam
boats, and some other officers, are payable st the
stated for each officer by the First Auditor which IL
revised by the First Comptroller, reported 70 the
Register Of the Treasury where the report - copied
and certified and sent 70 the Secretary Of the 9ea
sury preparatory for making payment The war
rant clerk makes out q warrant, which being exa-
mined by the Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury,
he places his initials at the top; after which the
Secretary of the Treasury sigma IT, and sends II -
the First Comptroller TO countersign II. Being en-
tered upon the books Of Comptroller and Register,
it is sent to the Treasury for payment Payments
are generally made by drafts on Assistsnt 1fea-
surers. The whole number Of these salary accounts
is 222 In order to make the payments promptly,
these accounts were stated, copied, and reported
more than week ago; the warrants were 'ngeo
that the Treasurer had his drafts In readiness 70 pay,
or remit, at the opening Of his Office this morning.
The like promptness has not been observed In pay
ing salaries since the commencement Of the govern
ment.- Warrington Star, July ].
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From the London Times, June 49,
1t appears that the Government Of Mexico have
recently granted for ten years 10 Senior Jose o.
Forms and Others, representing body to be called
the Mexican Guano Company, an exclusive privilege
for the expectation Of guano from all the coasts and
islands belonging to that country, with The exeep-
ton Of three Slands in the Pacific known under the
name of the Marias. Circulars have accordingly
been issued, notifying the conditions on which f
may be obtained, the professed object Of the pro-
pretors being to leave the trade open as possible
consistently with their claims for remuneration
The quality of the guano existing on the Atlantic
side Of the coast has been more thoroughly exam
ined than that on the other owing to several car
goes having already been taken thence to the United
States, as well as few to Liverpool, and is stated
to be entirely distinct from the Peruvian descrip-
t0ns its richness consisting IN sixty per cent Of
phosphate of lime That which exists on the islands
and promontories of the Pacific coast and in the
Gulf of California is described az Of more varied
character, some parts Of which are rainess, being
expected to supply high qualities, while in others
the descriptions are inferior. Thus far, however,
there seems TO have been no accurate classification Of
the respective sorts, any reliable estimates az to
the Quantities obtainabe. The discovery OF these
deposits as regards the Atlantic portion Is only Of
recent date. The islands containing the principal
amount are called the Tyiangles, near the coast of
Yucatan; and no knowledge of the circumstance
seemed to have been possessed by the Mexican
government until very, lately, when, after two
American vessels had filed there one Of them with
more than 200 tons on board, was stranded in
storm on neighborng point, and the matter was
brought to light.
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REYfNuE VRssELa

REVENUE VESSELS COOPERATING WITH ri
NAvY-By the act Of March 2, 1899, the revenue
cutters may be ordered BY the President TO coope-
rate with the navy, and shall then be under the al
rection Of the Secretary Of the Navy, and the ex-
pensc be betrayed by the Navy Departments. Thus.
partment, Il was adjudged that the pay Of the Off
GERS Of the revenue cutters Is not changed by placing
them under the orders Of the Navy Department,
and changing the nature Of their service That can
Only be done by Congress The officers and sea-
men of the revenue cutters, If wounded disabled
willie cooperating with the navy by order OF the
f.lsidtEt, &c ea.ite1 81 &c -. Of r.l 80 sl-l,
came regulations and restrictions as officers and ss
psu II the navy Washington Star. July !.
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the Ethelbert, and made all the arrange menlss ~
the rescue. The matter has not yet come up hefo1
the government, but it Is not very probable thai
Mexico and John Bull viii fight
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FATAL AccrpEsT.-An Irishman, named Rey-
nolos was Killed by the locomotive Of the Saturday
afternoon train from Springfield, near tho Grand
sbeet bridge. He vas somewhat intoxicated, and
jumped from car on another train directly in front.
of TIE locomotive, and II was not possible 20 stop
the train until II was too late. The wheels pacseJ
over his left leg cutting IL almost entirely of. He
ivcd but o fe N hours.-New Haren Courier, Jaty ;.
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fS,7t7,6ol 2 8
1.977,1Sa 10 0

iv,50U, BUU IL
The difference between the amount realized by the
sales and the funds distributed is thus accounted
for:-Funds alocated in trust; provisional credits
not yet made absolute; the balance Of cash and
government stock standing to the credit Of the CON-
missoners in the Bank Of Ireland; payments already
ordered by the commissioners, and not called for by
the parties entitled thereto and the purchase money
Of recent sales not yet lodged.
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wishes Of the executive in given 0ase-or right
and proper he should be made to understand them,
there should be some good reason for 1t. II to
quicken his zeal in the prosecution, it isa corrupt
influence. If to relax his zeal, it is alike corrupt
There is no legitimate way in which the threatened
energies of the President are TO have active scope
in the prosecution meditated that must not render
the exercise Of his powers gravey questionable, or
sary shade Of suspicion, upon the ermine OF jnstce
How infinitely better, then, such rash threats, as to
the manner in which justice shall be administered,
should have been omitted in this proclamation. The
penalties Of the law carry with them their legitimate
terrors to the intelligence and good sense OF the
American citizen. But in what way such threats
have become proper function Of power, and what
s not
dence, of the judiciary ia the chief cornerstone OF
the Temple of Liberty and the surest guarantee Of
the equal rights and freedom OF the citizen. Its
wisdom is forcibly illustrated in the Federasf and
seconded and approved by Justice Story, in his
Commentaries.
Mr.. Hamilton says:-"That though individual OPP
preston may now and then proceed from the courts
Of Justice, the general liberty Of the people can
long as the judiciary remain truly distinct from
both the legislative and executive; for agree that
there is no liberty II the power Of judging be not
separated from tho legislative and executive
powers" b,
Now, all these threats of the executive to OBJ
trude his zeal and his wishes, and his presence,
BY subordinate agents, and his supernumerary at
torneys, into the courts of justice, to effect con-
vlctlon can have no proper, pure and good result.
And, however modestly or truly disclaimng to seek
an undue influence with the Judge, yet such in
trusions could not leave his infrm humanity as
erect and self poised Is if his mind was not bur
dened with the executive energies and anxietes 80
manifested and paraded before him.
Though having but slight participation in what
ever of movement there is now being made for the
redemption of Cuba, and the security of the South
l am willing to shoulder my share Of the re-
sponsibility. Not wholly unknown to the Anne
rican people, have some pride of reputation,
law, for truth, and for such virtues as are
comprised in the character of a good citizen, as
those may affect to have who can use official station
as license to propagate detraction. And before
the American people thus defend myself against
all disparaging charges and insinuations contained
in the Presidents proclamations, SO far as am con-
cerned. JOHN HENDERSON.
New Orleans, La, June 10, 1854.
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lady,"
The departments Of Vera Cruz and Oajaca have
been invaded by fllbusters of Q more dangerous
character than even our Fifteen Thousand" The
Eco informs us that these two departments are in
tested with locusts, which are destroying every.
thing that comes in their way.
The cholera is prevailing in the city Of Mexico
with considerable violence, and on the 10Th, grand
procession was formed and marched to q church,
which is dedicated to "Our Lady of the Remedies
for the purpose Of praying for rain the scarcity Of
which Is supposed TO be the cause Of the bad state
of health in the city.
Fires continue to occur with alarming frequency
in the city Of Monterey, which are evidently the
work of incendaries; but, as yet, no one has been
Ne On the s ss the the bhdsy Of the President the
cornerstone of monument that Is to be raised to
perpetuate his memory, was laid with great pomp
at Cordova. We would advise Santa Anna TO see
that that monument is finished before he dies; If he
does not, it never will be completed. Per example,
|. the Jackson and Washington monuments.
There Is but little news from the seat OF war In
the South, and none whatever from Alvarez. A
gents, being three hundred men, and a body Of gov.
eminent troops of equal number. After battle OF
two hours duration, the insurgents we're routed
and driven from their position on the top OF
mountain, with the loss Of one killed and two pri
soners. These two prisoners were instantly shot as
traitors.
On bis birthday, Santa Anna showed his magma
nimty by pardoning all soldiers who had been con-
victed of trivial offences, or OF desertion.
Senior Don Manuel Olazagape, Of Guadalajara, has
been appointed Minister Of Hacienda. In place OF
Don Luis Parrez, resigned. Minister Of Hacienda
corresponds to our Secretary of the Treasury.
The Mexican papers now say that 1t has be IN nat
isacotily sccianed that the rescue Of the Tctrita
prisoners, by Captain Mo4ehead Of the British ship
DIDO from on board OF Che Flthclber, was preccn-
ceyteA assT Le."sS- -. IoIIniouoioa Ct he t"e
vessels-the captain OF the DIDO having conyersed
with one of the prsouegs, named William Gillian, q
British subject, prsvivus 70 his being put aboard Of