Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-05
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Az oe scooo0o fepssene ~ 0stiso . 0vo8
'esa dinstsously Sspsled The lsse 'WsshiagemI
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nmotsness tne fsoens event" N Co@A We Gvs
III. ssaIowiag cssdsaaed sestssnent: -
I" Flas O0,esr T.tn.n saws the Br;s;sh ol0... = |
char,e a. the ,unho.i. h.v;n. WAITED hin ~ 80
inr sb~t IA h,,t III s;ler, .nnesl -. -~-s.S,,
indeed Durine tie fsv momesls h. - an bo.rd
the Povhasan Re would ~ sn,;o.,siv A. -. -.
mini and 4, the 100. AN. i. i:Nx s..s;.,s.
of3crr Tatnall VI held = corve,.s,;cc v;sh I'M,
C:nmm;ss;oner N, W.rA .od h. ..,.~a LIN ~.
n.,f.rtIv th.t ma, ~. .;-..,,,...,,sss - 49,:
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.".as.S ~. ~ ~. 49, ~. ~ ~ ~. J = -
tow n. ho~t. =, ~ 49, "s%. 81. 60 -S;%
was thankfully and promptly accepted While de-
boats were making fst to the hawsers, which !
, sN .s.e.n INSISTED on ~: "afo ana % susse
The INN. c. ...o.. INA v III ~ .S.;o.,. ' ~
At first reluctantlv v;elded and len n. h.t .ooo -
turned in one Of the English boats declarinx thss
Is the ley Hc~ vas ne home and gong under
~"u,S r.n.;n ~ h.r : ."Is... ..S r;ssS.S -
gallant impulse"
Capt. Tatnall towed the boats through the Bsit. |
sh line. to within short distance Of the Admiral
,;.s J. nag was ny'ne xnea eastne tnsm On ns
nsht He ,ooI nm nj. ,o.;. S s'I :. ,"s, .".
him to aid The wounded and should the bosts. be
sunk to rescue the crewa In other words, 10 afford
al 1ne ad consistent with neutrality.
A5m;.'s U'' a"o, n.N%S ne. T..S s
went in barre to visist him when within 4 few
feet Of the Cormorant . round Of shots struck the
Goat Killing the sos.xam, Nj; Hart ot Brooklyn.
Ts'..to.S' IT,. y az" C"ss. rss"N' ~"
boat WAS entirejy sunk.
Capt Tatnall says the Chinese Commissioner had
previously notified NJ. Ward Of their srranscmenss:
F..,.S M;";s,... nun :, p.;S" =" T.! "s s ~
thereby, to . certain extent. sssuminr the ssue
platform with the latter The sincerity Of the Con-
m'ssioners was much doubted at the time"
II seems to us that Commodore Tstnall, prompted
q he naturally and proper,v w,s bv feeling. Of eeo
."e''y ""suS MS n'''s: "'e"e ven, n.s' u'."
inc lu'es o. neo'la.'y' s',e''y eo"s".ea VII ysoy'
ne was Influenced. no douot, oy ~. ward. the
American Minister.
The Ch;ness neoD,e and ,ove,nm.ct h.v. uc;.
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o'".y ma""es'eo more "ena'! 'ee""e 'o~s"
the United States than Great Britain. There orc
S:...s - C..s.. - 80
Pe,n'''eo inc" 70 come 70 .a"'o'"'. IN" gamer
gold. requiring them only to dcmean themselves o.
good citizens while so employed Great Britain has
not so treated them in Australia. Cd, The United
States government il opposcd to the Coo,ic ty,de:
"'ea' n'''1'" 'ooooea tna''oe ana annually e.''es
away tno"s@nos Oh oninese ana ICONS tnem 70 per-
Pe'"a' slavery OF aea'n IN inc "es. '"o'es al
Inc government OF the United states mas u"''o"'y
Observed the principles Of justice in it's intercourse
WIN inc en"ese government, ana mas mace NJ
euort to force particular articles Of commerce. -
'rea1 bnta'n mas done. o" the Cn'"ess people.
lnese advantages ~"cn our government ms 'nus
oon'ned ought NOT 70 DC put !" jeopardy oy tne
inconsderate or lmpns've acto" Of either our Mn
lister or our naval omcesS
we give TURNER particularly ~ souosS: