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ISSUED IN Roth EFGlIsn & Grnnks.,
I Thorough going Rrlihhls. snd prsr,ic.l
Jvurn.l. devoted ~ the diff rent depsr'-
b,"nis Of soil cmlsure---snch o. grow ing trll
crops: orchard and garden iruns: garden
vegetables and foaerr; trees, plan,s, mo
flowers Tor the lawn or ysrd: ,r-5onr md
oui daor work around tie dwell ing; care ~
domestic bnmsls &c. &c.
The teachings ef III. iclicnlfnri< are
confined 70 - s-,r'e or TERRITORY, Dus 81.
adapted 70 the wants of all -ertipn- oi >
couniry--it j., as i's nssnc indicstes. tfu.y
American inits character.
The German edition u Of The same fize
and price % me Eaglish, ard contains -
~ ~ rsscirc % si'e,, and i,s numerous Illus
lrative eng.aurgs
TERMs-ISvArfaFty w ArvA~cE.
Oar copy one year 81 90
Sx copies one yeas 8 %
Ten or u ore copies one yesr 10 ce.t- each
40 extra c.py - the person srnding -
or more nanes. a: 80 cenis earh.
The psp.r 10 considered paid for whenever
u y sent. snd vii be promptly discontinued
when the tine fos which h il ordered expires
All business and Other communications
should be addressed ~ ,he Editr ard Pro-
rric,or. ORANGE JUDD
No. lS9, Water ~. New York.
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BosTcs. NV ~.
The steamship Canads arrived this norn.
ing. Her mails were dispstchedbv ,rain.
The Paris corrsspondeni At the London
Times says ihst il il rumoret that The IN
.esv,ew between the king d Sardinia snc
GsribaIdi was not very satisfactory. The
latter ~as earnest in his declarations thai
1alv had been betrayed, and iha, he Should
put himself the head OF revolution. where
upon Victor Emanuel replied tina, he did
30 there was no other alternative but 10
employ force against him
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rs hereby given ,hsf on NJ ,nday the 18th
- day Of December, 1889 the County Sur.
veyor Of Dubois county. viii be present 70
run The lines and determine The boundaries
and subdivisions, and also establish the
corners 81 section 80. IN township No. !
south Of range No. 5. wet, also the inter.
mediate lines ~,il b. surveyed and the cor.
ners thereof established All interested
persons nrc rsquee,sd - s,irnd.
Nov. 2f-3vs PETER DICK.
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\ viii proceed with the county surveyor Of
3 Dubois county, Iaeiara, on Nj ,ndsy tho
18th ~ December, 1859 to establish Tho
ipllo~lng corners to-si,' Sec,ion No. IL.
QNcls-), township ~. 3. Qhrse.} south r
rsner Z, (tn) west And will con,inus
ssid survey from dsy e day unii the same be
completed 81 which sis 'rsuas interested
rrr hereby notified. AnsEL IluRAgr.
Ferdinand, Inaiana.
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November 20. ls5s-To Austin and Adj
Tilmsu. male child.
Nov. 2od '5e-To Milton asd Mary Ann
Holder, a female child.
Nov 2s'h, ls59-To Ashbury rnd Mr.
e. Alexander. fine boy.
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n Office il hereby Riyea that The under-
~ rigned hss been appointed administrator
III The estate OF james D-Moit, late q
Dubois csrniy. decreased. Said estate y
sup posed ~ BE- solvent.
JOHN II ANDERSON. Adu'r.
Nov. 30. lS5sl-Sw.
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liza gentleman from Bennington, W.,
has discovered process Tor enamelling com.
mon brick. making them. m peryious 10 damp
ness, proof sgains frost or heat, ma render
ing then besu,IIul - marble. The ensnis
GO b made any color o. tint, End 10 not
very esPsnslss.
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70 Punch's last shot At the crinoline u
ertillei The New Crnollne Regulator, !, rep
ressnting az omnibus strung with skeleton
crinoline-. while The driver stationed II The
door. remarks TO IN apparent lady IN full
dress, "Wee y sory'm. 10, yer'i 'av 10 leave
er krinerlInc outsiie.''
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ID Vat you make darei hastily inquired .
Duichman Of his daughter who was being
kissed very cIsmorously. Oh not much, only
courtin little, ds,s 81, father.
"a, sh tst al; ! doushs you vas lighting.
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~ OTi,E Is hereby gwen that the under.
~ signed has been appointed Administrs-
lc- " the Estate q John kalb, lais u
Dubois county. deceased. Sad estate 10
probably insolven'
HENRY sENDELwEcK,
Nor. 23.-3~ss Administrators.
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CTA Nrgro. soon alter the revolutionary
war. being told 81 the great valor Of Corn
wallis. replied
"King George send him cher 70 d coun-
Try CORVALLIS. but General Washington III
., him ard serape &c corn ofi and s~nd him
back CORVALLIS
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vEvlIE undersigned Will sell 81 public due.
- u4n IN
MONDAY, The 19ih day II December,
1859, q, tne late re'idrnce Of Ehzsbclh
KEN, Decreased, part a NE personal prop
ery 81 SAID dscessrd. consisting Of ons
mare md coli. cattle. sheep. h'g.. farming
utensils. household aid kitchen ''vnliuse.--
A credit 81 2 months VII be gwen on al
sums over lhroe dollars, The purchaser CIV.
Ing note win hpproy.o srcnrny according
70 lsw Oh sums Of So 90 aud under cssh ia
hand.
MATTHIAS MERKER. Ex'r.
Nov. o3. 3sss
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NOTlCE il hereby given thst the partner.
- rhip here,ninre existing under ne style
~ Mehfinger s Duane, 10 Tie Jssper Lo"r-
Ter Office, 10 ih- Day dissolved ~ mutual
consent. Inhn Mehrnger rriirnr. The bus
iness will hereafter be 9 INDICTED by G. Doarc
Who Il III ne authorized a. collect Tire d.h's
:u' said firm, ana 20 psy ~ claim- sr-'nst
hem. JOHN MEHKiNGER.
NV. !, 1850 CLEMENT DOANE.
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O. Let young woman take the degree
Of A b. that is, A Bride, end she msy hope
due time to be entitled that Of A. M.
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-Tyu C0NSUNPrivES ~ The Alvetil-e
Il haviag been restored 10 health 10 i-N
weeks. ~ very smpse remedy, alter bay
M suffered several wears with >rv~re l.nng
Affection. ard ihat drcad dis.as- q nslmp.
t.on--i- anxious 10 max. known ~ his iei
low. sufferers the msans u cure. 10 ~
who desire Il IL viii send copy m ne pfc-
-criplion used tree " charee,) wi'h dlrsc
tiDns tor prenaraing and nsln, he SAM
which they will find sure enre frr Censurp-
tivn. Al Una. Bronchitis, g.. The on }
phiect o. the advertiser IA ssndng tie pos
ecuiion - 10 benefit the afi c,ed and NJ
hopes ev cry sufferer will ny his remedy, a.
Y ~iil eos, shem nothing. snd may prove a
blessing Pau,es Wishing the prescription
Will pie fse address
REV. EDWARD s. WILSON.
NJ 900 Fins, SrhFF1.
Wiliamsburyh, Kings CO., \ y.
Oct. Il, le59-3N.
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Near Derby, Ind. Nov. Oh. 1859. ~ Rev
,. 81. Clair. Sir. JOHN r. DEwEFsr. A.
iorney AZ Law. OF Peiersbn'gh, Ind. - Mics
AIMS Lodge. formerly o. New Albany.
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&C." John" said master 70 bic appren-
,ice a. he was about 20 start on -hori
journey, "you must occupy my place while
| an away,
Thank you. cir, demurely replied John,
" b., III rather sleep Win he boy..,
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AOTIt + is hcrhy giyenshs IN pursue
~ snce 81 an ordrr w tir G al oi C1m-
non PISS * lDpbuis C.ruls. made ~ the
0r'ou term thereof 1859 ne undersigned
John Fisher, Gaardian o. Milton MoiIcy's
l,rrs ~iii sen On
THURSDAY the 18Th day Of December.
1853. he one eqasl nnd Undivided sth part
II ,he qiai md Undivided psris OF The
-,'usil s,~li 81 north west gusrf-r vf section
81, .no IN north halt ci snulh east qnsr,er
~ section 81. snd the south esst quarter ~
n nnrlh e-s quarter Of sec mn "a, all IL
r.wnship l NnF,a 81 rar..r a west. be-
iauginr ~ ssis minors ~ puulic auction on
ne prer'ses ou--hrli The purchase money
~ ~ pasd W cssh and The oalancr secured
~ ihr purchasers mite vim approved So
curt, nrcarang 10 Law, within one year
Il, ri u.ir - ss'-.
JOIN FISHER. Gusrdiun.
November y lSJJ-iA
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NOTICES hereby given that will eel
~ " public suction on
THURSDAY Is day n December nex'
II me late residence Of Joseph Brk late 81
Of Dubois county, deceased. All HE per-
sonsI property (not ,nken BY the widow }
conss.ir = of horses, caul-, hogs. sheep.
farming an household utensils. fixtures and
furniture. dc. A credu Of twelve months
will be iven or sli sums over three dollars
the purchaser giving his note with approved
security according 10 law. For sums below
Sc, 90 cash money il required
GENOFEA a BiRK. Admir-.
Nov % -3~s
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FalUND!

I'm the ais, o. OFT 1859. IN Norlh Main
~ street, Ia Jasper note book, with =
large Number N nr',s drawn IN fsvor % y
A. Baird. Of 81. Carmel. Ills. The o~ner
Of said book can have the same by proving
properly. aud psyin = charses. or aprlicr''on
10 ANTHONY ECKERT.
NV 2 lshn-3~
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NOTICE il hereby given ,hat ille mnde--
~ sssned hs~ been sppniHred A.msnistrs-
TO, d. bon.~ nnu, with the Will annexed ~
The estate " JOHN Miller, latr 81 Drbois
county. decreased. S,hl Estate 10 supposed
10 he snlyerf w. e. ADAMS,
Nov. 3. 1852. Administrator.
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TcIeRrr pLic Auccdotr.

The CJmp,s ciol Bulletin, which 10 publJhing
quite an Interesting series Of articles upt n tho
magnetic Telegraph, gives among other ans cdotes
the following enc, illustrating the facility with
which tels graph operators on tho MoRss Line
are enabled to read by round:
We once eye witness ourselves rather
an ear witness, Of tho apparently marvellous skill
which operators acquire OF reading BY sound VI the
click Of An instrument.
We chanced to DO converting with the manager Of
. telegraph company In hts counting room, when an
Individual ,ntl red, aud proceeded 10 the coulter,
further side Of tho room, some little dstanos from
where we were standing, and commenced preparing
der patch for the clerk, who stood ready To rooeive
1t. The manager, whom were oonvorslng with,
maze several, Appar ntly careless little taps upon
shelf b. FIRE hin with pencil which he hold in his
hard; the clerk nj the other end q the also
Apparel ty to us, drumming listossy with his pom
holder he waited HIS customer. All this tme,
while Of us We re holding animated co'oqual In.
tooourse, the apparently careless taps o. the two
tacgippheis wtro intelligbl communications ca
Oh aus ed between them.
| The FLOWING WAS tho dialogue which occurred
and wa after wards translated To us -
MansgtI-Give your attention for dispatch 6ht
usual taps FOR "ca" Of operator Cfum station
| to BnotneT, Implying the aboveD
Clcik-All right; go ahead.
| Maragtr-Dout send that inah's messages unless
he pCpays la cAAh.
| Clct-Al light won't credit him dino.
| Managerial ha psys this one, collect g. cents
TO- m' wage sctt by him ycsterda', which he wa'
| trusted Nor.
| by thus time tho clerk had hank note whlch tbs
dlst,I customer La5 produced, upon lCsra"g that
II was LocrptNy Ter tic message 20 DO prepaid aud
| fiom hoh be dandy msdt Charge, doducting the
| Gs csnts.
Tho communicated sound had In this Instance
proved q, some ltt,le seryos, and utterly un
NJ tiCtd rave by the two Inttes interet ted.
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The Ame rIcnn nIinI,t.r In China.

TIE Oreriund Friend of CHINA, gives the fol-
Low ing interesting tcclunt of the visit OF Nc
WARD United States Minister .. Pskin, and
other matters in that quarter; .....-.r
The Am.rlo.n Minister, Mr.. WAnD, has succeeded
la rt rtachirg P.kn; aud win, u Is expected, be able
N ~ nd home bis hua,'y rahsd treaty by the next
mail As ono oiauss In this treaty gives too united
States ib-ity 10 tender thsir good offices IN any
oinicuty bttween the Chlnese Government and the
W, stern Powers, ny be sure that Mr. WAaD
will not be- long putting that Into PrAotioe.
c rssPondsnt Of our northern csnte%poTAry,
ftesnboat To ey wan, st anchor In tue Pehtang vsr
stream, TO which the Csinsss wished Admiral Hopz
proceed bsfore tho TAku uAr-tes of toe arrival
there, from P.kin, the 1st instAnt OF Russian
oouiisI, with dispatches for General MouAvIFv, Gov
ernor of siberia, tosss dispasshss being from thu
Russian Minister st Pekin.
Count MoHAyDu himself reached the Psh. tang
Iis.r on the 1Ath ut In tbs Russian skssmar Amer
or rather, hs rssohsd the Gulf ON the 18th, and
wss sNorWnrds conveyed into the Psa-tAng By tue
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Cary modern civilization back some three
year, and it would cut q sorry figure without
modern art. The progress Of an age depends not
so mi ch upon natural srowths a. artificial ap-
p'iat ces. Sixty years sgo there were no daily
papers. 1eIegraphs, railways aud steamboats,
were then unknown. Friction mstchss bad not
even .nlighu ned the world. Tho sun dial and
hour glass alone took their notes Of time. Dark
ness. Il would seem, must have brooded over the
earth. Al such time ~ this says now agcd
friend, 'T was teaching school In . Mus
chusetts' VII ago. One Monday forenoon hsd
lost my reckoning and time wore hsayily
away. l longed TO dlsmi,s school, but feared TO
excite the surprise Of the parents by sending the
children homo too early. In this dilsmma. an
idea struck me. would send tho dullcst boy
had, with an empty dinner basket, to the house
Of spinster near by, whose hour gta.s had more
methodieal repu alton than mire, with instruc-
tions to bring back tho time Of day In the en- PITY
basket. According ", the boy was despatched
on his timely erand. II was not long before hs
returned bearing eleven and half onions ss the
result Of his expedition. I was satisfied, sat my
hour Rlass In motion. and In half an hour dis
missed the school,"
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Flour unchanged, with moderate demand for home
end interior trade sales 900 bbls at ~ 10 for s
and Chicago spring 70 81 for sxtIa csns1is2;
but the hruness OF holders Restricts trAnncen4 4
sales o. 2o0 bush. White Canadian. ct 70, aud 500
buih choice Canada Club at 81 90. Corn scsrce and
quiet Barley IN good demand sales 4 Loo bnsh-
Csnadisa at Tsc, aSOC., delivered and afost phnni-
polly at tho latter quotation. Rye quiet. osss had
a. % nS s"'es . S.,h,. M AZ sSs "a Los,.
Flour s5c and wheat iOc. to New York. Lake I'm
pots-is 900 bbls Flouii 1i3.Ooo bush. Whats 5000
bush Kyt; IS 200 bush. Barley 300 bush Peas Ex-
ports-6 100 bbls Flour; 81 $40 bush. whesti s1J.e
bush. Barley; 200 bush. Peas - ..-r-- 4.
soo SsI, %sas Sa, S SSo busSsis sSi.s c.ns
ds, Ut 81 STH, and t.0t0 bushels do, on privass
terms go bushels prime white Michigse, q ~ -
Ibc. Er Winter, SIC. for PIIo Sste, Apd &c. SIC
for prime CALadA wsat. Oats leas hrm Hsles 1Soo0
busi State and Caasds nsst a. $50. wslghA Very
ON, a,si Rys ssies Ss 90 beshals d so. fsi %
lbs whisk, lover; sss. lG bis 90 ., .,
am IA .,;SsS Ss,sAsS ,s A9Sas. oa Sar y =.
ss1ss % su .SS ss0issss sss Corn Cor du ns osss sr
Recipes 800 bbls. Flour; ssoo bashois wns1s .ss
TS6 bushels Corn 5000 @ sp.hsIs .s, o'' wbsssp -
/ bunhes Corn A 900 bush Osfs :. ~ gi
| - Nav osLlAss. A9ni.y, ots otsL
but " ctarEd 9uO'Sfsas. R.e-iPts . q two dSs
/ "a 90 rs e. s.gsr dull .t6hsIo hoissss.s -
/ Pnrk stead; hid N $40 oo. ss'oA IN P''' -
/ bb.s. ,.,-, .... No.
| Flour hIm; supe,hne IS aosso SIN. whsss baoy-
at. s.l,s sCt0 bush, Is .t 81 50 for Red, ssd ~
| al icfur white Com dim; saies Of f.0oo bushela
sa.ssc whisky duil at sTksashe -o
cst.on ,... to- d.y, soos b.ass psiCss s;siss, ~
auotA,io unchanged t9f 4. A1ii 81 nQILR
."Ur BufrALO, Npv.l1-Ir ~
Flour quiet but stesdy; sslss, 500 hbla Whssk
Sun Pa,!iss sp.t sales COO se4A nnssahs VA
Com s quet prices s,tssay, ssiss Aaee bsshsly "a
mixed and new toae5o tsis mov'sns.s = we 0absI
s,sips quiet. wbiAy haanAnAi - Se)<axsn 10 h,s
c.s. he'ge.s ssshs.ssA. Lshs .nRets seSe3
bbla Fo.E 4s.ssS bush. wLsas. sSSsa = 6AA.,
o. rr4.1 n ~ H-vf t-l e--s 1AA3l11olp< ~ IA
fisus ..ssiys uo~szd sersee hs4 ~ l4k.N
ont pptchsssss. Whsss sesply. ON 49, ILE1
isas ypiss. Noes Polk ~ .; fd4f - 80
ssfaI sxc whisly as.AH a,.s ~ -,
- ID us'W init tuit y fial ~ y aati : .lsa,i.s
,s'a0l 'D4I,- 20 - III 0an,,, " = .6,ae.
Fta11i rf H l'goso0 sff fsqif ashlAa q Isaa
--n r1 F SAD ~ = ma ssN SAycsf n
is ..2Al $40 snhgs gis0a,a sei ia .qsnIn
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l Ar The ,ast ss-sos % ne uas<s isa4SNa-f
az, rseolntion yas pssssd eso.s~1s..-HO 4ss .
sid.nt to csuse the bssds Of tAs Dscsstss,acs~.
submit estimates for the sxpsnsss n ~ fI,v-
srnnsne 70 the nsxt Consrss upors 80 nos
excesdtng fhy millions sunusify, sscsnsys =
the public dsbt, provided the ssas esn BE- ssss ,
without Injury ID the pvbfic service Essimssss
sre In course ofprspafs' i6n In accordancs wiz
the spirit Of this resesutivn, snd with v,sw 10
strict economy, but h h not q a D wobss,s ths
expenditures will be restricted 30 such . marrow
hrit. all . r#a Fft1 . I'D 81 slfIrlF : r.
Tn Toronto, Canada Lesdsr says II ~ Css.
sca Bank failures :--"Ihsir joint ciroulao6pu
aecoidh 70 the last monthly Bank Ststsmsut
wS bat tlH.Ooo. Ths suthoIzsd ssplsd u
the Ct hpisl ~ss s20O0. 600, that of ~ Isssr- .
national il.000. 900; and the amount aIlsosd eS
have bes paid up vas t152 500 for the fossrns-
tiond, snd Clip, 600 for the Ccloniss.- Tn,
failure Of sthsss banks falls heavily upon 49,
residents Of tie Uni,sd States living nsss ths
ly taken BY tben IN trade. BuKsls pspsys say
that citizens Of tlsat city sre loss 70 the vsiuo
Of soms thousands Of dollars. g-rr I'D.
CaARISs H.. WEEKS, oiias wssrwoRru,
oree an actor In New York, and who, last
winter experienced religion, and took to
In ono Of the New York paperA In whieh b
stated that the Christi ian public did not sustain
HIM, end be had ben obhgso to 20 bsck 70 the
Stage, In order TO got means 20 support HE
MOI iher snd sister, baf, OF iate pesn IN boeton,
under the name OF CHARLEs X. Sr. CLARE. His
conduct has bc~n anything b1. that which Jus
titles his professions of pisty, oven of god Coz
duct. Inc Boston clergy bos give him the cold
shoulder, not finding hin at all worthy Of con-
hdence.
JBE New York correspondent Of the CharIss-
ton Cos,1er says LOLA MosTrz b living quistly
In Bro0kiy 10 a private family. LoLAs name
was registered on the steamers books o. Mrs.
HrhD, because abe claims II as her lawful IL
tie. In al business matters she has always sign-
band, died some years ago, possessing considssa-
| ble property, and though LOLA had 1eft him,
and relinquished all claims upon him aud his ss-
tate, IN his will he l-f, her an annuity % GOO
or %. 500. LOLA professs, 10 have ex psriencsd .
change Of heart, rd her friends claim tha, she
has been for some time leading life of . dsvos-
| Cd and sincere Christian. ..a. ... -.
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NV PublicAtlons.

The o'd Stone Mansion by Charles J. Peterson,
author OF "Kate Ayl stnd," "Cuising In the
Last War" 'The y,llsy Farm" "Graos Dad oy,
etc Phil. dolphis t. D. PIn xnsos d BAos.
This IL en- excellent bound volume Of 367
pages, and Is one Of the best and most 'tsrest-
ing stor es yet given 10 the public, from that
Justly popular author.
IA'e 81 MARY sIuARr, Quosn Of soots-Bv Al.
Company.
The author Of this new Biographical sketch Of
MARY, Queer f Scots, has, in Il is little work,
fally main; aimed tho high reputation which has
universally besn awarded him, as literary wri-
ter. This volume should DO In every library.
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dhp.s by me yn,sed wsass CON soSo.e 20 ~
| Tmpose of eonrnunin:sns win shs oaSness' ~ OF
II ne junk had msndsrins on board, who brought
Aleter from tue Governor of tho prvvfnc- os Chib,
.ns sn ~. 70, an 9Th Ne w
NE rivef which We bsd seen on our rmcr visit I'd
d about sis miles 10 the north ward q the Peho and
nsn@ TSere ;s h.S at the mouth, Nth ~ from @ ten
10 tweive feet Of water IN at high water, but the
rive, doep.ns 10 four aAd ave fs.h1ms inside Thsrc
s fort on each ssds, snd fee troops st"s'onsd
as.ursl mand.rins came on board when we ga
insi'o the bar, and tssired " 70 anchor, wh-h wo
the commodofe, and pembcrsof isgssion, w,nt up
In junks hited up for tho occasion. Dnfns the ln-
tsrvioW, the yernor sevetsl hmes alluded TO the
battle az the fsiho, And so,msd 70 be desirous ot
saying somethiug In estcnustion of the course pnr
sued by them, but ss,d nnthisg OF our bc'og th,fe
he also ask sd why he Eogiisb and Fiench ntnsesrs
Mr.. wAap told bin that be came hore IN sstsnd TO
his oen busin,sa, and know nothing about the Fog.
hsh ard Faneh. The answer arrived feom Pexln on
Arrange m. nts W, 70 rn.is Tor trsve ng by the Chi
TO the satiafsction Of Mr.. wAno, aad to sarte
on the loth with the membs's of the lcgSt N, and
tho following ceicors " tho Fo shatan Lcut'naa
TAR tuAnD and BABsnsnAN, nrgeons Fox snd sAv-
rvuD, Capt. (N. Cl T.YloR, Purser GALLAItn, En-
giusef snlcg, Chaplain woop and soctetafy At
Ansthsr correspondent writtss
/" IN tho ve day the lat Eu li-h veITtl took its
depa,turp, Chipcse eli sl r, gig ted uSto inform
the English that two prisoners seized on the
nig ht " tie bate, ona Of whom wounded, aid
tn que Il them. ode Eugsu) /, sol their snrgtou
L'.rrn, CJ,iIIxJto yiAlt him. our annnnuc ent
tina. Ito frrich and English had ali taken
their departure, seemed b.th to surprise
and a'Nm tLcui. We on5Ied to rec Tvs the
tso men, TO send surgeon to vlsit them, but
a'or Rr,at dUal Of prct,tdet willingness, but actual
evGion, thoy refused 10 Ro'eds 70 eitner
| of our prvp .eltous. Tho wounded man Sc
eoruirg b. their statement, " ofiecr, by name
Cuii- K.-snASs, The other quite young, by name
/ Kt.u-sni w. Such ere the Chinese sounds Per-
haps the friends Of these poor fellows might be abls
10 Identity item. The wound is not severe. II Il
tho intention Of tho Chinese 10 take good caro- o
| them and return them b the Eoglish when goot
| opportunity oGsrs. My own opinion is thst the,
wish this wsy 10 opon flesh communications witr
| the English. In The hope ~ averting by dipomac,
that rethbution which they lave tvory ros'on =
| exp,ct
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