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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12
I ONO ISLAND KAILROAD-NOTICE.-

- On after THURSDAY, SEPT O. ,sans run q fol.
Trains s>tns Eas-L~ave South Ferry Brooklyn ct 10
%, ereeDpSti Iesv. South Ferry BrooAlyn ct 81 p N
IcPAspki leave south Ferry, Brooklyn, At n ,. m for
Wi hsys South FeTry eOoiiyn, 1t y ", fcr Jsmses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12

RocKLAsD CousTY FARMERS CLUB.-A new Club
has been organized in Rockland County. The meet.
iDgs of the Club take place month, and the first
was held on Saturday last at New City on which
occasion the Hon. A. b. Conger ibiai ed the proceed
irgs by interesting address on the root culture,
Of those branches of kusbsDdy the mT ortance of
which large majority Of our farmers hardly yet
to have fully realized Moses G.. Leonard, esq, late
of this city, and one Of the oldest members Of the New
York Farmers Club, is the President Of this newly
organized Society in Rockland, the Attorney,
A. d. Sulern esq acting ~ Corresponding Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12
TRUE TO THE LAST; On, AL

TRUE TO THE LAST On, ALONE on WIDE, WOE sEl.
by A. = ROF l2mo., PIP oSf Derby & Jackson.
Mr. Roe is distinguished from the crowd ofephemeral
American story writers, by his fidelity to nature, his
freedom from afecta,ion, his sympathy with the every
day interests of life, aud his depth and sine rty of
feeling. The materials for his fctons all taken
from the experience Of reality. Few writer's excel
him in tie dclineaon of American rural scenery and
none in his pictures of retired and humble domestic life.
His narrative is always free from fppaney, pretenson,
and extreyagabce; but, although often excessively
minute in its details seldom, ii ever, becomes weari-
some or dull In this production, he writes in his
old vein, but without repeating himself. The persons
ar-.4 story Illustrate his favorie type OF
character, but they presented with such variations
of light and shade, a. to possess the attraction Of
novelty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12
Hle0ifal.

III HIKAs TOOTHACHE REMEDY is a
certain. permanent IN the most distressing cases
ana harmless water l. fails Teeth cured
never ssan. Price p H. HlKA, Princest
and Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12

psr:ed puff Of smoke, and hoa.ed ward; anon
rang
Lcxd over fed and isrest The canrons rosr and The
Heard ard repested The sound, the sgralguu Of de-
parturci
All but with louder echoes replied the hearts of the
Meekly, in voice. .ubdued, the chapter was read
from the Bible
Meekly the prayer was begun, but ended in feryeut
entreGtyi
Then from their houses in haste came forth the P-
grims of Plymouth,
Men ard women ard children, all huryins down TO
Eager with tesrftd eyes, to say farewell TO the May
Flower.
HOmeward bound Ger the sea, and leaving them here
in the desert
There with his boat was tie Master, already little
impatient
Lest he should lose the tide or the wind might shit 70
Squarebuit, hearty and strong with IN odor Of ocean
about him.
Speaking with this one and that and examining letters
and parcels
Into his pockets capacious, and messages mingled TO-
Into his narrow brain, till at last he was wholly be-
w.ldercd.
The faults which it is our duty to point out in
this poem are not easily found, and we must con-
tent ourselves with complaining Of the too eiabo-
rate manner in which Priscilla talks over the
matter with John Alden, using certain senten-
tious phraseoloey which seems rather ont of place
in the mouth Of the young Puritan maiden. Her
language too. as we'll as her tone of thought, is
sometimes LITTLE tinctured with modern ahecta-
tions, which we are sure had not then made their
way within The shadow of Plymouth Rock. Here,
for instance, is passage that savers too much of
"Orphic Sayings" tor the downright speech OF the
sturdy Puritans:
This is not right is not just is net re to the Jes d.
IS az gOa;
For know and esteem you, and feel tia, your nature
IS NOBLE
Lifting mine up 10 a niger, a more etkerea' lerel.
Therefore vaue your friendship, and feel il perhaps
the more keenly
Ii you say aught that implies am only one among
many
If you make use of those common and complimentary
phrases
Most men think fine, in dealing and speaking with
women,
But which women reject as nspd if not as insulting
Nor would Priscilla, we will be bound, have
talked about woman's responding to love, y
when the good Anglo Saxon word ansicer had as
yet place in the English language Ii strikes rs,
moreover, as quite problematical whether the stall
wart Miles knew much about the virtues or the
defects of rose water" though he anticipates the
revolutionary phrase that'it is not the staple FOL
fighting by about century aud half.
In addition to the poem which gives its name to the
volume, DIR. LougieIlow HAS here collected several
of bis fugitive pieces, which have long been going
the rounds of the periodicals, including the noble
lines on the death of Wellington {" The Warden
of the Cirque Ports'), 1.-The Two Angels" and
some others, which, we believe, have not been
published before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12

DEM VANIA RAILROAD
II The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. connecting the Allan
&c cities With Weston, North-Westen and South Western
states Railway direct This Road also connects
~ Pittsburgh with daily lines Of steamers 70 all ports on the
Rivers Cleveland and SaDdusky with the eaIn
ports North Western Lakesnakns the most
direct liable by which FREIGHT can be for
garded 70 and from the Greet West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
sss1 SIAss-boos shoes hsts ane az, DOS rs
piy e"oa' h vu u'1 $500 gar 49, Sc loo o.
SECOND CLAss.-Domrstic Sheetine, shirtine.snd
Ttcsa tn oriq,na bAes Drugs lin casksl Hard so
vs.. Leather lin rolls boxes W oo aud Sheep 100 ID.
Pete Eastward,
THIRD CLsss-Anvls, Steel Chains lin casksl accents
Hemp Bacon and Pork, sailed oose or IN sacSsl 100 H.
Tobacco Manufactured. except Cigars OF Gut Sc.;
Pt rr or b",e. Fsstwsrdl Lard and Lard ~
Oil Nails Soda Ash. German Clay. Tar, Pitch IS D.
g. bb! untilfurther notice.
T. 100 10 until further notice.
COTTOS T. bale exceeding Ss 70 WEIGHT, Until farthef
notice. .,. , -
ocular 20 marx the package VIA P-nnsy Railroad All
Goods consigned Agents Of th Road al Philadelphia OF
Pitfsbursh v in be- fOTw srded without detention.
FRrIGHT A6EATs-hArr WOrmey Co., Memphis, Tenn !
r. T. Sass Co.. ST. Louis; p. g. o lily Co. Evansville,
md Dumesui Bel CO., and Garter Jewett Louisville
XIV h. C. Medrurn Madison Ind II. w. Brown Co, ard
Irwin Co. Cincinnati; n w. Graham Co, LanesvlLe
Ohio Leech Co. Ne. 81 Kibyst Boston, Lsech Co NO.
A.or House YORK and no South Wliens, New
York z. J. sneeder Phlsde Phis hassw Moons BARI
morc ID. A. Stewart, Pittsburgh ,,,,,,
H. II. HOUSTON. General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
7. A. SCOTT, Superintendent, Altoona "a.
l.. 1888.
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DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA 10
ATLANTIC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAVI-
n CATION COMPANys NETWORK AND GALWAY
LINZ.
STEAM TO ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN VIA

The Shortest Sea Passage Between America and Europe
NETWORK AND GALWAY STEAMSHIP LINE.
This ue composed Of powerful and fast sailing steamships
y offered and furnished with thing requisite render
DE safe and agreeable The departures from NewYoTs
fr6away will be- follows until further notice, viz:
PRINCE ALBERT. IT j. WATERs.....Nopday, Oct 10
INDIAN EMPlRE...E. CouRTsSAY..... saturday, Oct y
PaClFIC..............WN. THOMSON. Friday Nov. 5
Ireland reach their destination in three forrt
by any other route and ell have 81 opportunity
Of whiting pisces and scenery Of uDryaed interest IN Ireland
Pce passage including free tickets by the usual railroad
soutes Galway any Of the principal cities Of Great Bn
Az al th, following greatly reduced tlrst class 800
second class, 80; third class, So.
Those Wishing brsg out their friends purchase tickets
Sr III NJ uassage third class from Galway 80 from
shcr cities in Great Britain accessible by railroad at B35
Ibefg cabin table vii be provided and cooked provisions Tor
hird class passengers from Galway But they must pro
vidc selves with tin plate quart knife spoon, ~a,e'
can. ard their own bidding.
For ht and pasag and further particnaTs apply 20 The
nufrs gnfd ~ cir Offices No. 81 Hulson Of Jay
and No ~ broadway Application m freight aud passage may
b. made any u tn Offices y the Company their
press rouies. AMERICAN thfRtsS co, CoDsisneez
ALEX. HOLLAND Manager.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12

Tur Cpr.T CgARLRsrows CarMsgY.-The man,
moth chimney in the Navy Yard is tine highest srnc-
ture of the kind 10 the world Its hight above ground
23e feet and inches, and from the bottom Of the
foundation 256 feet and inches At the snrfaee VI
the ground the base is 2i feet square and the foun
da,ion at the bottom III feet below Is - feet square
The ue Is round, and feet in diameter. The general
plan Of the structure is square, Of Is feet and
inches, supported by twelve diminishing buttresses,
which terminate at $50 feet above the ground. Above
these butresses the chimney is square, with
panel on each face. The whole 10 heishea WIN
dentil cornices the crown moldDg OF which IS
east iron. and weighs upward Of three tuns. In
the construction If this chimney the number OF
bricks used was 100000. Inc buiidng was com.
menced on the 10Th Of May last, and the las,
brick was laid on Thursday, after which the work
men and invited guests, 10 the number OF about
fhv in all took dinner on the summit. The
view from the top 10 magnificent rather be'-
Ter than from Bunker Hill Monument. Directly down
ward from the eummit, or from the ascending or de-
scendrg tub II il descdedly overpowerng 70 men Of
weak nerves especially when one has to hold his hat
With both hands TO keep il A look down the fae
proved equally suggestive.
A PREsEsI TO QUEEs VIcTcRIA.-A piece OF
granite Was exhibited at the Merchanfs Exchange
Ibis morning. bearing its surface the exact resem-
blance Of the top part Of tree or shrub al Toe INES
of the foliage being clearly and perfectly vnose AZ
is supposed the sprig or branch Of tree accsoenAy
fell into crevice in the rock, which aterward, ny
the action of roet closed up and n course Of time tho
fresh green bough became petrifed into Sold rock.
The block Of granite was found in Wolfborough, New.
Hamp,bire Il has been inclosed In neat boz, bear.
ing suitable inscription, and is intended - presers
to Omen Victoria. Boston Journal, Oct. d
"A notorious character, named Colin lie blen, va
shot and killed at the Court House in Calcases, IA,
nv two or three citizens, who, II Is said "welc su
tborized to that effect by the authorities Of toe 8.
I Bleu is represented to have been the terror o. *.
landry and Cscaseu. On one occasion be forbade tns
.Indge to hold court in Cacasisu, and aStuAny, ~
uoiptpe a pistol at him, made him leave me o"ach
The citizens who killed lie Bleu were ene:'o. ~ ~
charge ofmurder, but were subsequently se' - A"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12
Gteamboats ana Railroads.


TO BOSTON TRAVELERS-COMFO aud
SAFETY The public are inf rmed that the Old Colony
NC a Ry. Railroad Company nave sttach-e 70 the pssy
s-f~afs of tbsi road CREAMESS PATENT bRAht Ofh.
AMOR This invention infeshy In use on many ~ the oe
xNns.ed roads Of fs couutgy promotes dcge u security %
tr and PROPERTY impossible ithout Railroad Managers who
ssre - sal eusesrs = vement for the safety
nc are requested .xaru, this Every days observation
voyes most us Ve the sppc alton # the brakes By
nd wbus god be fr ordinary purposes Is OF
presence Of DANGER This Company VIII urniss
s Machines M al the Of any Fosd and ~arrSn' them
4. S. R. Il. CAR BRAKE co.
". c. CEEaMER, Secretary,
No. 81 riue-s,.. ~ Y.
STATEN ISLAND FERRY.-NOTlCk.-
- Ch.sp Excursion for SIN Cents-Bosts leave STATEN
lsLAND EVERY HOUR from 6s m 20 p. IN.
lave WHITEHALL fnom m. u 7 O. IN Tor Quarantine
ifsriston snH Nsua--b.rs tsnans
DAY BOAT for ALBANY.-Stcamer META
IL MORA. EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SAT
UKDAY nom foot Of jey-st.. al m
DEOPLE's LINE between NETWORK, CITY
i ISLAND WHlTESTONE, NEW-ROCHELLE and
hlvARONECK.-On and aner SATURDAY. sept 10 the
se.n,1 ISLAND CITY Capt James Nredeuoursh VIII esYe
faonMatet ship at y Returning leaves Mararoneck a,
Ia New Rochelle, 4 u CITY Island Ip M arc
Milestone q, e'ln q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12
tn LIVERPOOL- LONDON. GLAS-

CiEAM u LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLAS-
~ COW, DUBLIN, BELFAST ana LONDONDERRY, aad
A te principal Ct.s Of ENGLAND snd IRELAND, via LlV
PRFOOL without delay, greatly reduced carrying the
polted STATES mai.-1ie LIN k'OOL NEW-YORK aud
PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CDHPANY'S splendid Clyde
sIt iron screw sssDs - sf to sail foDowsi
sFw-yOHg
FThe fastest screw fteaaep in world having made the
tsape from Nc-York ecfpoo IN 10 day, The CITY OF
BALTIMORE will sal on THURSDAY, oct. a. at IL clock,
noon Gom Pier No. - Sortt
raseneers vii find this speedy andTaIe route TO tue
Continent. BertLs should be- secured at once.
RATES Passage.
CGbn fon New-York and Philadelphia $40
IL from New any the AboveDaned places 80
Estn IL kets available for siS so
Passengers forwarded Hayre. Paris, Hamburg, Bremen
krtsserp and al carts ~ the Continent without delay.
tfafs on Liverpool from q upward.
koTfCEThc-e Steamers provided with every requisite
the immediate extinction e are and the srctcst dis
c'pine Is enforced with regard 90 the Of iahts.
For ferht or passage apply Of the Company
JOHN q DALE No Is Broadway, New.York, Agent.
In J6ve,,ool 20 UM INMAN Tower Buil0,uss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12

~ nOo1 ON auu InVIIUENCE VIA NEW-
a PORT and FALL RIvER.-The splendid ana .n......
sss~t METROPOLIS Capt Brown Leaves New. Yors sy.S.
NhsDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY. a. 5 o'ciocI n M
"a Re EMPIRE STATE Capt Bsyton, on MONDAY
spSfspsY and FRIDAY. At po0oi .. N. from vasr No
hereafter will ne regarded secured any sppu
~ crth tho sarne sball have been paid for.
sft 70 boston forwarded through With sreA; dspssci b
- L1pes Freight Tfai1
WM BORDEN Agent, Nos - ana II west-st
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via sTONING-

4 TON, for BOSTON sDd PROVlDENCE.-ialand Roats
-ee shortest Ard direct cArryiIe The Eastern Mall
Tbs sssneTs PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stene sno "
yANDkRBlLT Capt; W H. FrsEee, In connection with tns
uONlNGTON ard PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and fkON-
lesNCk RAILROADS. leaving Ne~-fors daily tssndsy e1
s7'eol tou Pier No. North Rver fTst wharf above Battery
sAse o. O'Clock and S,onns,op At s:Sn or on hs
S,ssi OF The Mail Train which leaves Boston a $50
tne Z NANofRBILT. from New-York. Monday, Wednes
uHny ~''
s.soi MVVTH ROCK, nom NewYorh Tuesday, Thur
Friday. 1e'""' ''"h0sS' "NuNo'-'' ~~'
AZ Ro ~ ~ ron Sonington per railroad 70 Providencs
- 'ns ExPc.s aa. Train reaching ssd places in
~, vo,sis IN oensd oaie ana IL ample tine for all tie
Etfcr H. remain On board the steamer sr,a- hs ~. %
cssureed. sreakss, desired ana ,xvs , a., ~,
Ss Sos,on. 10 h'io = III San
Asssssomssser accompanies the rsrer ana train .h,orA
ga - ~~' ~A40uea
vor pa.ssEe erths stseroOus felsh ami, nm ha -,
ssssr or at the fIe.shi Once Per No Norh Ry,Y or
=. cfsoe No 10 e&fteTy-psc-. Oc,ohe, : ',sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12

FsNHE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE Of
4 STEAMSHIPS, between NETWORK, SOUTHLAND
TON HAVRE and BREMEN, will sail ~ follows. carryins
ss United States Mails:
Havre and
ron Eew-yors for South Bremen for Southampton
.vob HAvre and Bremen. Southampton for New-York
kRIEL.... Sat-, Oct 81 Saturday, Nuv.. We'd, Dec
VANDERBILT. Nov. q Saturday Dec % Wed, Dec H
yese Steamships wstsrsht compartnenta and earn
sss -. -.
Price Of passage per vsnderbtfrs cabin slsO and STU
sssopd cabin $50; per kreltst cabin $50; second
sssin ESQ; third cabin $50.
Certificates issued for psssage from europe
sBsce delivered in London and Pans
ID TORRANCE AGENT No Rowing oreea N. T.
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,OR SAVANNAH AND FORIDA.-U. s.

EOR SAVANNAH AND FORlDA.-U. =.
i MAIL LlNE-The avonte steamship ALABAMA, Capt.
Geo r Scienck viii leave TUESDAY, Oct H. az oc.oo
from Per No North River Cabin rassaee 70 Savannah
s6 Through tickets given Montgomery Columbus Atlanta
Albany aud Macon Bill of dne signed only on board For
hseht or passage apply 10 SAML H. MITCHELL son No
Is Srosiway The rate of freight by this steamer VIII be loc
hr measurement goods, aud other articles In proportion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12

NOR SANANNAH.--The AMtKICAN Al
JANTVC SCRFW STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S Lew aud
essant steamship HUNTSVILLE Jno A. Postl somnander
ell ave Pier No Il N. r. WEDNESDAY, Oct Is, al
O'Clock r. 10 Cabin passage with unsurpassed accomrno1a
nous as Through tickets to New Orleans r39 So MotIe'
SIS Montgomery, $40 Albany, Ca, s?ii Atlanta aud Co.
bus Ga 423 Macon SI Fre1bt 10 cents pei foot and
pc portiouaie rates Insurance oneha per cent Apply TO
h. b. CROMWELL Co. No. 50 West-sL
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-08-31
THE CHOCT.f w NATION.

The Fort Smith Herald learns that the election in the
Cboctaw Nation, to adopt rejsct the constitution
framed at Doaksville in May last has resulted in its re-
lection The Herald says
1t is presumed that the people who were opposed to
the Sknllyvillc constitution in operation will yield
their opposition.
We heartily congratulate Choctaw ncighbors upon
the strong indications presented of return of har
mony brothery love- and good government in the
ties where dsafccton has existed We are certain that
prompt obedience to the laws and support Of
the firm and just administration of that patriotic and SEN
sibe gentleman Tandy Walker, will soon insure a re-
turn to good feeling, good order, and the happes
sequences generally.
The Herald also has the following:
We are pleased to state upon the authority Of Govern
Walker that in obedience to existing law he trans
med to each of the States of the Union for the use Of
their State libraries copy of the Choctaw laws
Gently printed and asked in return contribution of the
statute laws and Supreme Court reports In response to
his request the States of Illinois, Georgia. Mississippi
South Carolina, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania and Con-
necticut have forwarded books to the number Of
hundred volumes. The governors of the States of Mis-
ouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota Kentucky
and Delaware, have promised to ask authority of their
legislatures to send the books desired We trust all the
States of the Union will assist friends tho Choctaws
in the highly honorable effort they making to form
National Library
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-08-31
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


The chess match between Paul Morphy and Herr Low.
cntha is exciting considerable interest on both sides of
the Atlantic At the last accounts the score stood Nor
ply I, Lowenthal 2, drawn L. The purse is for 81 900
which the winner Of the first nine games will receive
The ninth game of this match continued during three
sitngs, and lasted nineteen hours and half Mr. Nor
ply being the winner On the conclusion of this match
Mr.. Morphy will play match with Mr. Staunton the
chess champion of England.
The Hon A. G. Brown has accepted the public dinner
rendered him by the citizens Of Copiah county Miss
and has aamed the lIth of September as the day
The Athens (Tcnn.) Banner says that SUIT Miller, the
hero of the Lovengood papers, died suddenly in the
ncighborhood of Ducktown week or two since. .Poor
SUIT says the Banner ''afer having innumerable en-
counters and conflicts with man and beast-been shot
several times and consumed bust head enough to run
shot mill for forty days and nights died gnobly
at last from blow inflicted with the fist of fellow man
Among the arrivals at Browns Hotel yesterday were
Hon Fayettc McMun, governor of Washington Terri
tory and ady Ex-Governor Francis Thomas, of Mary
land, and Judge Marshall Of kentucky.
Dr. IT, NJ Tate, Sixth Auditor of the Treasury Depart
ment has recovered from the illness which has detained
him from Washington for several weeks, and resumed
the duties of his office yesterday.
The veteran Com. Stewart is at the National Hotel
The Secretary of War is expected to arrive in the city
this morning from Old Point Comfort.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-08-31
THE ARMY AND NAVY.


The Panama Herald Of the 10Th inst says that at last
Officer Long, at Caao the sloopof Decatur was
her way to that port from Paita the steam. figate
Saranac at San Juan del Sur but has, learn from
reliable source been ordered to return this port the
soopofwar ST. Marys was about sailing from San Fran
cisco for Panama.
The following is statement of the number of trains
sent out by the Messrs Majors, RUSSELL and Waddell to
the West during the present season
From Kansas Ciy-l4 trains Of 26 wagons each-total
1854.
From LearnmorM Cay-lO5 trains of 26 wagons each
total 2, $50.
From Nebraska Tsrrtory 35 trains of 26 wagons each
total $40.
Pirate acah Merchandise A trains of 25 wagons each
total 100.
leter-bag for the United States squadron in the Pa
cic will be despatched from the of the United
States Naval Library and Institute Charlcstown navy
yard, about the 10th of September next Also a
letterag will be despatched to the West India squadron
by the United States ship Roanoke.
Flag officer Mcintosh will hoist his flag on board the
Roanoke about Wednesday next when the ship will be
ready for sea- and will proceed direct to San Juan del
Norte, Nicaragua
1t is generally understood that Commodore Shubrck
has been selected by the Navy Department to command
the Brazil squadron and will proceed to his station in
the Sabine frigatc, ready for at New York He
relieves Commodore Forrest. The Paraguay fleet will be
attached to this squadron which presumed will be
placed under the immediate charge of Commander Thos
j. Page.