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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11

90 important 90 indispensable to the safety OF lie ana
prepery cannot be estimated BY the dollars and cents
that NAV be collected in is Bs'ue.
One We = justiiable Cause Of complaint IN tae an
ruaI reports OF the Board is waste Of water beng
weary ofbesriDs and protesting they procured more
strn~eut ordnance in regard to streetwl.hins' pup
r.beJ the amendment in every daily paper in the C'y'
is.ued over 10000 copies Of the regulation AMI after
waiting long enough for everybody to become sc-
orsipted with the alteration, commenced an IN
rn,ring enforcement Of the law. Within smAu
di..rict 500 were collected as INES lie"
in the words Of this years Report 80 lax
bssb been the enforcement of Corporation Ordinances
that the parties complained Of often express sur
that this Department should attempt 20 levy anns
Is and still further. that the fine imposed could mo- ."
aeompromised by a partial payment Of II. Hr0Hn Inc!
further state "nOrder to relieve the Ponce IRON 'hs
- o5ium cast upon them by the parties complained o.
- tbatof s37S5 collected for fheS, only n"'yJdre @o'
lars bas been received from parties whose oaen'e
.. ,y.s made known TO the Department through the
,;gzauoe of the Police" Notwithstanding all draw
b,cts however. the head of water in the Reservoir
has horne favorable comparison with that OF previous
fact which is attributed to the increased watch
flness of the Department over the interests commt'ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11

The Union pOunces upon our plan for eecting
President by the People, without the swindng aid of
National Conventions and donounces il as deeplaid
scheme to distract the Democratic party. The Ua0n
is nervous and sees ghosts in harmless flesh and blood
We had no ouch purpose as it imputes to US; and be-
Sides we should have considered services In that
line wholly superuOus. The work of distraction goes
on very prosperousy without any foreign Intervention
We have no occasion whatever to devote labOrs TO
an object which seems likely to be carried to per
lection as the disorganizaton of the sham Democracy
Indeed we opne that the more it is let alone the moro
that disorgOnization will flourish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11

HoBESsACK's Worm Syrup and Liver Pills have
seer su 20 ri IN sd ned sufsr Eho ~
90 thee remedies ksd tie follow ss e The Es Of AAs "
C.Nhg rnx.va. esh d fs53
HourssLcK take fhis oppo-t1n . MORN y5s t9h
80 ,enfl- tried Worn syrap ani h1in . e var
fstrssp.sd NJ i stozt three yer q az ais'.k Pe
q purchased not -'4 So
80 rss 80 T. the directions which pr21cca On -
thTS ds cd cDlteer i a inFal s's nls44-r
he f1r Eve tines TIE cot o. blts
sLo "'-'- H. res-c-tfrlI- rosEs W WEEs Ef1- e.
y uopxxs.rx prorretsr. G v CLfcksrEE & Co. No 81
yse.vs. New York General Aseuts tor t1s Etern e-es
Tie beat Cough, Cod and Consnmptive Medicine IN
The Word IS s. cents tnd 81 bos Dr > ROSES es
sstisfscto1 tho1str1s
49, cured Esump1n ard tels G. housanfs Of Coatn
EfhIy RECOMMENDED b. phTscia-s az over tno
osrirv AZ Be he'd Of al tie cfuFs aud a. X Il HART
RoYSz's seond ooo- hom hroadWsy no. lez Enltonst
Tie Indans scalp their cap;ives but had the we
fin. crn elersnf Hets b. Waite corner Of eo
av Fulionss the w0ld have stolen ne n 'f o
heads Of the safe Ceil and ser fHen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11

In tie Senate, Yesterday on motion of Mr. CAss'
the consideration of Central American affairs was
postponed until Thursday. The resolutions relative to
alterations in the Capitol buildings, and the eIpend-
lures and appropriations for the improvement of Yves
tern Harbors, were adopted message was then
received from the House announcing the death of the
Hon. H. A. MUHLENBERG, late Representative from
Pennsylvania. After few appropriate remarks by
Mr. BRoDHEAD, and the passage of the usual resolu'
tons of coincidence, the Senate adjourned
In the House of Representatives, Mr. DRUM, Of
Pennsylvania announced the death of his late col
league, Mr. MUHENBERG, and offered the customary
resolutions The House then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11

Philip Trajets musician and composer Of great merit
died in Philadelphia yesterday aged rs years His history
is fill Of events and incidents that interest the musical
world His decease is much regretted by large circle Of
acquaintance in this City Mr. Trojetta Venetian BY
bh-his father was of the greatest composers Of the
lacenury in Italy and Aourshed before Mozart His
wrote an oroioro composition Of great merit which was
performed some fifteen years ago in PHILADELPHIA lie
deoyored to establish with Mr. Hill Senior Che father Of
Dir lii the eminent yolnst Of this Ciy) American
Censsya'oro for teaching composition aad vocal aud in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11

JOHy ]. CRITTENDEN is returned to the Senate from
Kentucky No fill the station better. lie is
man of generous impulses, able and fecitOus in de-
bate beyond most men who have ever shOne upon
that theater, of wide legislative and administrative eX
perence and signal ability No will stand higher
in that body, and among Wings no man will be more
prominent for the highest gifts in their power to
beatOW
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SEWING MAcnNEs-CARp TO rnE PuRMc-Thl

Hon CounopI Of Paeu Of The United States as aaads that
paon for letters for Sewing Machine which
originally invented constructed eud put 10 operation by early
the year 1891 ncrfers with M Che patents and apple sou for
Sewing Machines coung the combination Of the
eyepoted needle and TIE shuttle making the inieockea stitch
All the parties this matter OF Interference called upon by
from the feeut Once prove the date of tsir inv n0ls
Numerous aud respectable witnesses who Sewing Ma
chine already app Of But m desirable good
and successful opern by possible Any persons who
between the 1885 and 1870 Sowing Machine
such machine 10 the possession late brother z Hunt
20 whom exhibited specimens Of rs work shown by Mr.
George Aowsmh, VIII conf great favor upOp me- aud viii
forward righteous BY pcmin of d r knowedge
the subject powerful combination interested Ia defeating
Just cau but with the testimony have truth prevail
wOuld " sh y prevail Overwhelmingly. address
WALTER No So -lrll1ns Y Y.
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Advertisements for The WEEKLr TRIBUNE Of this week
u.t be handed in today Our friends will please bear
in mind that an advertisement published in The IKIBVNE-
Daily Weekly and semiWeekly-Once' receives eTca
lation of over 100000 copies
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The Tribune for Europe.

The next number of The TJane for EUROPEAN e1rena'
so, will be issued HIS MORNING. 1t viii con
ap all the latest News up the time of going to press
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be had at
the desk Price Six Cents The Africa sails from thus
port to-day at noon
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ccm-llork Qailp orlbnnr.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II, 1854.
10 cnRRESpONDENrs.

10 notice c.n he taken Of Commune Hons
INTENDED fo insertion be suiheuesiea ~ ne h ~.
ssdsess writer-uoi necessarily ioi PaoHc~o' w.
gusraniy Of his good faith
We esu.ot undertake. 70 rejected Communication
EvWsApv person sndng izport1E ae either ~
ws az ery ise viii be beTsy paid provided see % Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11

Up to the tine of going to press this morning (5l
o'clock the steamship Baltic had not arrived. She
will doubtless be here to-day
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Subscriptions and advertisements for The Ne'-f0TS
Tribure can be left with the following Agenfsi
LoSDoS-Mr " Thomas, No 10 and q Ca'harns S'ree'
P,rIs-Mr Etourneau. No 30 Rue ST. Marc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11

SEWING MACHINEs.-Few persons in opulent cir
cumsta who female relative friend
under necessity Of gaining living by personal labor Ia all
gin SNGERs unaled Sc ying Mschues wold To-
comfort place and need OF
future Office of exhibition and sale Us Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11

To ALL THAT USE THE NEEDLE--Call at the rooms
ofthe Magnetic sewing Machine Company No3 Broad
operation the best sewing machine the world
An kinds work done better than by oter machine
than The work Of from sN be done with
one offhe A nj. s. NC machines
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SEWING MACHINES. GROVER. BAKER a Co. hay,


SEWING MACmISEs. GROVER, BAKER Il Co. have
opened their No 5 Broadway where the public
invited can ane examine Machines adapted 70 variety OF
whbeig latest Improvements r erlrsaey quilting silk
nnEs d,e'snakig and stitching linen III manner heretofore
EYES lccks flowed nearly to her feet, Ladies Of this
day frequently lose al thsr hsii and recover b. ths gs Of Bar
F sSsrS SrI2 ns f H p se Principal Depot
HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, HEARTBURN, PALPITArIoN,
and al the dsaeethe symptoms sns from diet
Dysrse Eir the result thirty wears experience in
he + ahs neSSns now .' ns H. tnS rsae Pa'S
te had oithe prinersl pIuss end ga eastman 60 No 22
DIR. JAMES MCCIlNToCK's RHEUMATIC LINMEXr
An nfalhe Outward ppcatou for the relief fall Pains Bruises
SwehtEs soreIhrce SiNeck saness Of joints BackAAe,
rubbed the throat md relief Coup Broac
SsS S's.S sse0ps THIS eae Of the most eeio,
the principal Druggists end BY cvsaNAS CO No IL, at
mp stairs
REppING's RUSSIA SALvE-A Boston Remedy
cents box With this remedy in the house physician IN nine
often need,' for itsslfs real house doe,'I! 10
deepest hsh wound scsd severe buTa relieved by
RING, corner Johns.
IT SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY kNowN-FOr it is
strictly neha; indigestion the parent Of large proportion Of
pisin many other enumerated the Inspectors
%:sh es0S. Of s'A ar 81 Sy s''Ss alone
deree somaehs end willing to be saded BY advice
HoolLssOs ossNAs BITTTkS prepared By De- c NJ Ilck'OS
ssS = sn 5 s1s rST' S sIs sn stands 'n' and
I'VE have tried these Bsrs and they excellent
for the diseases specified shove" City lrsa
For sale In NewYotk hy A. 3 d SANDS Nc loo fulton
Of William, and G. H. NC jokes Sro2iNxy
and BY dealers 10 medicine everywhere
The GINSENG AND MALyA.-This famous CON-
pound used everywhere for al diseases aag whh
lead TO copuuron to sale by WILSON FARbASE Co. SOs
and Is Hsnoyer nearly opposite the American House ac1
druggists generally Bosou Traveller
No 20 Courlandtst.
To prevent Colds, Coughs and Group an invaluable
recipe prepared BY Dr. Jlrs MsCLivrocK which boa be ia
the bands ofeve family few drops MeCSro9Ks Cola ana
Coagh Mixture the first
instant relief The remedy has bet Used onierf
in the Doctors practice for aAyne violent oossh kns
the throat and all irritation Of the uns As she prescription Of
Of the eminent physeisr in this With
perfect confidence Price IS Sold By he prime
Jies, and BY A. CUsHNAs Co. No. l2s FGk0n-si.
HAIR DYE AND WIGS BACHELORS Mandatory
for these articles i removed No 2S Broadway oppoe the
Psf where he has the best 1ecoa0ds0ns the
Appieson Of bis famous sales newIyn.
seased Wig and TouPees Nine pirate s aso!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11

HAIR DYE AND WIGS BACHELORS Mandatory
for these articles removed No 2S Broadway opposite 70 ne
Psrf where he has the best 1eco0ds0os ia the world TO-
Appesiion Of bis famous Hair Dye and the sales o. his
seaied Wiss and Ioupees Nine pirate a dsoE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11
DIR. JANrs MCCIlNrocK's RHErMATlc LINnENr

REDDINGs RUSSIA SALyE.-A Boston Remedy
% box With this remedy in the house physician nine
eases out often needless for ITSELF real house docta In
Families always necessary fer tho Acs; cut scratch tue
deepest flesh wound scad buT bv
H. A b. SANDS and V. CLogENER& Co. Agents sola BY
RING. corner Johns.
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HEADACHE. pIlMNEss. HEARrRrRN. PALpIrAroN

UEADACHE, DIZZINESS, IIEAkIIlKN PALPlrATION
and all the daTechhle symptoms arising from impuience diet
from udirsfcn he promptly cured by DR. MeCLST0cK
nysptc Elixir the result OF thirty experience Medical
pTaooe This medicine s. for he fist tine made public
though has cured thousands Of confirmed Dyrnep To
he had Of the principal pIusss and 1fA eastman 20 No l2
fuon-st pfoyers OF n McCno Family Medicines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11

The GINSENG AND MALNA.-Ths famous COM
pound now used everywhere for al diseases OF ho aag' whh
lead TO copsuurtoD to sale by WILSON FARbASI Co. Sos
druggists generally. Boston Traveller.
No, 40 Courtlandtst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11

Ewes locks flowed nearly 70 her feet Ladies Of this
frequently lose all their hr aud b. the Of BAR
forque Price 25c Sold everywhere Principal Depot,
RaRRER's Ladies' Htlr Dressing Estail shnuut
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FOwLFRs & WELLS, PhrenolOFilts and Publishers
Clinton Han No Isl Naaaan-si. NeW,YOIk.

This il the difference between CRIsrADOROs TX
ceker Hair Dye and the inferior preparation Of m class e9o
abe processes Of fabrication aud absoaon the
,oreL or fo or burn required lint and often fail to do
even that Sold and applied a. No 6 Aston House.
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GREAT hErUBlIC-ANOTHER

SEWING MAcnINEs.-AII persons making, selling or
using needle needles with
the point hereby cautioned against infringing Original
Patent granted Sept 10 1855 all infngers will be held RESPONSE
bic according The following licensed TO
eure and e Sewing Machines node said patent VIZ M,ss
Wheeler Wilson Co Grover Baker Co the American Mag
Sewing Machine Co and Barhot Of NswYork Nichols
Bliss and A. Lerow Bostoni Messrs Woodredge keene
Moore. Lynn Mass ard A Il. Howe OF New Gork.
HOWE ia Pateptoe Of the Original Sewing Machine No
S5 Broadwsy New.York ind No 80 Hsnover-st, Boston
Rlni 6 lat9
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Territory Of Minnesota.
County Of Washington, IS.

Territory Of Minnesota.
County OF Washington, -. (
In the District Court First Judicial District, WGsh-
ingfOn County.
Civil Action for the Foreclosure of . Mortgage.
E.w. PHILIPS, p'f. against STEPHEN B. HANKS, dft.
IN pursuance and by virtue Order and Decree If
the District Court aforesaid Of April 7h, A. d. 1854,
in tina above racc action, I, Asa d. Green, sheriff Of
Washington couy cforeSAid will sell at Public Aueiin
the promises In Saltwater, in raid county, the TWEEN
ynsh day Of September, A. ID. 1854 at 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon OF said day the following described premises,
wit. All that certain piece parcel Of land situate,
ing and beg in the town lnow ciy Of Saltwater, in the
county Washington and Territory Of Minnesota
said, known and described follows, to-wit: Beginning
Myrtle street at the northwest Of Lot Number
one, in Block Number wentysK thence sOuthery along
the west line Of sail lot number one, s feet
to lot number two Of said block thence essory along the
north line Of said lot number two, sixty-six @ feet:
thence nOrtsry line parallel with the west line Of
said lot nuBer one fsrty,npe 4S feet TO Ayus snes
thence westerly along said street sxysix 66 feet to the
place Of beginning, beiug the same premises 500 ann
conveyed by John McKusck ai'd WIFE " ae $40 We
phcn B. Hanks defendant, by deed recorded IN the once
Of Register of Deeds for the county OF washington,
ASA b. GREEN,
Sheriff Of " ashlngtou County, n. T.
S. J. r. Mcmillan, Ah'y for PPH.
Dated at saltwater this 7th day Of August A. D. 1885,
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CONNIE RCIAL.


The following list of the rates at which foreign bank
notes AMI exchange bought and sod Is 70
the MINNEsoTIAN daily by Mcssrs. BORUP OAKES,
Bankers and Exchange Dealers, St. Paul.
Exchange on New York and st. Louis, Xix q cent.
Dubuque and Galena. a
- Chicago. ...................lB a
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency.
All Eastern Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, and other west
crn currency taken at par.
ATLANTA and MACON (Gcorgia) taken at par.
memphis, tennessee; Erie and Kalamazoo; Newport
Safety Fund; Kentucky Trust Co., Cpvngton; Conner.
vllie Indiana and Bank Of Commerce, Dist. Columbia
notes not received.
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GREAT RESULTS FROM LITTLE INCTDENTs.-
Thirty years ago two boys in New Hampshire
quarrclcd about q box of backing. To get
rid of one of them he was sent to New York
and is now of our first shipping merchants,
director in bank. and owner of a steamer
dispute about a tin dipper with the steward
of Il steamboat. resulted in a lawsuit that cost
a thousand dollars. and laid the foundation of
the fortune of one of our milliOnarics, who now
owns more tin clippers and steamboats, than
any other man in the world-once deck hand
on a boat, now the captain of the '.upper ten"
An accident made him. An accident may un-
make him.
by the disobcdiencc of lad in 1909, gar
den gate in Rhode Island was left open, a pig
got in and destroyed 4 few plants, 4 quarrel
between the owner of the pig and garden grew
out of it, which spread among their friends. de-
fcated the Federal candidate for the Lcgisa-
turc and give the State a Democratic Senator,
by whose vote a war was declared in 1872 with
Great Britain.
Napoleon became soldier in consequence Of
one disobcdient act to his mother, then Gen
eral, Consul Emperor, tyrant and exile
Washington became. in early life favoritc
with men of influence and power. because OF
obedience to his mother. An accident made
him known to one who never lost sight of the
ohcdent boy, which resulted in his becoming
the head of the American army.
One single vote sent Oliver Cromwell to the
Long Parlment. Charles Stuart to the scaffold.
revolutionized England, and made Great Brit
ain free.
Four votes. in the city Of New York. made
Thomas Jefferson President of the United
States one vote gave us the tariff of 1912. and
one vote made the tariff of 1916. One vote
gave us Texas. made war with Mexico. and
purchased California. turned thither the tide of
immigration, and will change the destiny of
the world.
By not giving the right change for news
papers, a boy prevented passenger from get
ting on board of a ferry-boat On the next
boat he met friend, in conversation with
whom plan for the transaction of simple
business was adopted. which, in its carrying
out, has agitate1 the nation. and is fast becom-
ing the subject of newspaper discussion on both
continents of the civilized world. 1t will
change the commerce of nations. and may re-
suit in war.
A young man named Norcross was killed in
the city of New York on Tuesday, by the en-
plOsion of a soda fountain, which he was charg-
ing. A piece Of the copper struck him on the
head, fracturing his skull in a horrid manner
The secret is out at last We know all a.
bout the "Know-Nothings' They had their
origin in Scotland, and must have immigratcd
from there; else why does Shakespeare put
these words into the mouth of Lord Rose, in
his tragedy of "Macbeth ?"
&C Alas, poor country! almost straid to know Itself,
1t cannot be called mother, but our grave;
where nothing but who Kno.ss Nothing to smile
The "Know Nothings." it is inferred from
| this, stood A No. in those daya. Only they
were seen to smile--Louissi!e Courier.
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TICE.
Boston Clothing Store,

lust op"ncd, on 81 Street, Iambert's Brick Building
- under the Minnesotian Once.
$4,000 WORTH OF READY-MADE CLOTH.
ING and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
The largest and best stock offered In this city
Territory.
These goods all and OF the latest spring style
selected with much the best Houses in Boston
Also, large assortment Of Hats and Caps, every
description.
Tosc in want Of any Of the above goods will hnd II To
their advantage examine this before purchasina
The above stock will be sold At wholesale or retai, 70
suit customers, at the lowest cash prices.
Nay II, 1854. utf
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GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
5000 REWARD.

VXIEREAS, It has been represented To- me that rob-
w berry aud dabol!cal attempt at murder, was COM
mited the person Of peaceabe citizen, the Min
Chaska, Monday evening about dusk
by unknown person persons, therefore,
will give reward of 5000 for the apprehension and
delivery into custody Of the perpetrators Of the decd
either Of them, il more than one. further call upon
all to aid in ferreng out the guilty, and
bringing them 10 Justice.
W. A. GORMAN,
Governor Min. Ter
Executive Once, st. Paul, Aug, 4, 1854.
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HANFORD, THAYER & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Clothinp & Gentlemen 8 Furnishing Goods

No. 1870 and 1872 Main Street, Corner Of Green.
One door below the Virginia Hcl Saint Louis, Missouri
HUAVING enlarged Store double the former size,
u making II the largest and best arrahGed Clothing
Warehouse in the city, prepared " olcF unusual
inducements b. purchasers In our line.
Our immense stock for the approaching raw snd Win
ter Trade Is expressly for this market
and feel coIfdGnt that merchants can md greater
yaety. ad styles better adapted To the Western
Trade than they will iinG in the East.
Our good. o. the Best Material, wall cut aud made
and warranted to at.
The largest and best stock OF assorted Shirts IN thi
West
Our assortment Of Boys Clothipg is large AMI com
plete.
India Rubber and Oil Clothing at Eastern prices
Merchants visiting st. Louis, are particularly invite
10 call and examine Goods and Prices before making
their purchases elsewhere.
HANFORD, THAYER l. Co, st. Louis, Mo.
HANrORD l. BROTHER. Manufacturers, Eew-Yink
August !, 1854.
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very singular the other morning we saw a
light: house up in the air, and, on looking at
the chart, 1t was proved to be fully fifty or
sixty miles off Ships appear when you are
nearly days sail from them. now with three
bulls, now without sails, in moment with
cloud of canvass now turned upside down.
and half dozen ships are over the other all
as large as the biggest three -deckers when you
come up with her she is some insignificant lit
tie coaster. We are within couple of degrees
of the Arctic circle; the sun docs not set until
ten p. m, and he rises about two; we have
broad daylight all the time he is below the
horizon. We are going up to the head of the
gulf and when We do, we shall see the sun at
ight.-Letter from an officer in the Ma
pier fleet.