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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18
SPEAK NO Ill.

rsy. scsss no iii-skin word
Gsn never issve a sting behind,
Ana, Oh ~ breathe esch tale we'vs heard
n fst beneath noble mind.
Fun Oft a better sesd is sUwr
~ thccsirg thus The kinder rlsni
For " hat little good he known
still let ne SPEAK the best We ear
GIVE me The heart that fsin vould HIDE
would fsin srctbs,s fsplts eHses;
How can N pleasure butr-u pride
To prove humanity hut bsssf
No; iet ne reach q higher mood,
A nobier estimate 81 man;
Ne sstnest IN the sesfch ~ good,
And speat Of all the best We cen
Their sresk no iii-but ienient be
To sthets feeiinrs 80 four swn;
Ifypr'te the Htst n -lt ~ see.
he not the Hfst 10 make 7, kn,uni
Fer life u brt = rsssing asyg
No lip fnay tell how htiAfit span;
Then thi the little tire We stsv.
Lets speak ~ all The bsstlve can.
MARRIED,
On the 9th inst. by Rev W r. NJ lin
field. Mr.. LOUIS DEMBiNsKt,' Of Gin
ton, La /, 10 Miss LILLE DPPERMANN,
Of Read lila Seminary, Baton Rouge.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

n0 Indians inay DO considered the
copPer-fac'd type Of mankind says the Bos-
ton Post.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

youf State agree 10 guarantee annually for
The support 6f this service what amount
" steek would u agree 10 Subscribe for,
psyeble IN State bonds, In ease the ships
are purchased aud owned by this com p,nyi
Tbs capital required 10 purchase and equip
pfuretft A lire Of Steamers would be
about 81. coo 600. II nay be Urged against
this ENTERPRISE that the vessels will not
pay, and we inay be referred 10 lines that
have previously been started end which
have been unsuccessful. q 70 which we say
that their want ~ success has been owing
10 the fact thst they have started without
sufficient capital. They have been built
ard equipped Wv men that eould talte stock
FOR their par, aud they have been furnished
With stores BY these who would Give them
credit, and who doubtless chsfged sueh
prices ne would uhdet the circumstances
femunefate them. IIence to avoid the DIFF
neulty which has tulhed other similar Ell
te'ptises the COMMITTEES ask for sufficient
capital TO place the company Upon such .
footing ~ viii ensbis them TO start and
maintain the same ~ proper credit.
All Of which we most respectfully sub
init fct your consideration : aud hoping
soon TO receive y favorable reply from
tuu. We are. respectfully,
tNfbs Y tihtf sJtt' tfNUVtnH
u. uUHTER,
ALEXANDER PENN.
q, SIDNEY NORRIS.
WIN. McpHAtL.
II would have been a better plan
IN our mind, tohaye connected this
brilliant scheme wits one If the
Baltimore Consolidated Lotteries.
II would he cheaper, aud more
expeditions way, Of attaining The
great end sought after.
II is a great pity that our State
Legislature Ia not IN session, 10
offer these gentlemen a series Of
sympathizing resolutions.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

So NDRtI Els.
so s ~ various Brands s Gs.las roessco'
Casks fine brandy;
" Peach do.
" Madeira and Port Wine.
1 Ginger Wine.
" Jamaica Hum;
10 Dozen tioststters Bittsrs.
10 Binnlpger's London Dock Gin
10 singletoh's London Cordial do;
10 f" VOLTS sobeidam sobnspps;
10 Mslshn's Cordial
= Gross Jacobs do.
e " Perry Davis Pain Killer.
10 rsbpestoet's Vsrmifage;
Assorted Fruit Jars
g {" TowBsspds Bulls, williams and
hands ssrsspriila;
{" Mustard:
200 Ounces uuinipe.
Garden Feeds Of all kinds!
Cutlery, q new lot, just received.
Patent Medicines, Psrfpfosry and Fancy Goods Of
all kinds In Store and for sale by
sugli A. STEWART a co,
Druggists,
wsddill's old stand, Main e.. Baton Rouge
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CAsTLgrON INSTITUTE

CAsTLETON INSTITUTE.
fG,nH NEET session ~ this Institution vii
srsn on The hfst ~ or'Uhet. 1880. The a.
rpity e.rsisis ~
nsv. Boetot sAMuEL MCKINNEY. ~ New
River President
Mrs. SARAH D. HASgBM, As.ceis,ea
Mics NARY 3. tANFs, Principals.
Niles EbEANoR Nor ENNFr, Teacher ~ Rssi
iish Branches.
Mics HiifAprfH MAseuM, Assistant T..chsr.
Mics MARaAREr y. JAMES. Tesete, ~ orssr.
Plane. u.i'st srd vcesi Music.
miss UAPohNB o. REigHLEv, Teacher ~
pi-as.
Mis-. Lury A. JAMES, Teaehsr ~ er.viss,
rsirtinr. wss Viewers. etc. avg ~.
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NEWs DEPOT,

FIiHE undersigned respectfully Informs The ppp,.
l. lie that he has established q
NEWS AGENCY
In this plsee, where persons win fnd any Of The
Iesding Papers and periodicals. published in the
United States ~ Europe.
Subscriptions reoeivsd FOR any paper or psri,.
diesi ~ his once. ". T.. HENDERSON,
sag7.u Two doors below Pos. once
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18
BELL l. EVERETT UNION CLUB.

THERE will be n meeting Of the Bell
y and Everett Union Club 1T Old Pres
byterian Church, Saturday evening, Att
gust 18th. CaAs. u. Favor seey.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

IN A FEW DAYS
ME- will eHsr for sale, VI. lsfssst and hest
wv assorted stock Of
VELVET,
THHEr rLy,
BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY.
tNpHAifs,
CARPETS,
MATS,
pUds,
OH CLOTH CARPET.
CARPET THREAD,
CARPET LINING, Ae.,
ever offered In This market, and ~ priees tbst
will compete With New Orleans or any other
Southern Market. tfrEu % BRADFORD.
sseta2w
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18
WALL PAPER,
SPRING beds.
SAVE yOttu FuvttT.

II oBiNsoS's, wrisbts ana Tucker. patsn
" Spring beds. PIPER n BRADFORD,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

The London Times, while evidently dis
trusting the Emperor, is glad Of any coca
sion which has ELECTED an expression Of
such friendly sentiments and truths. They
foreshadow apolicy under which we may
enjoy peace without being compelled Ion
ger to support tho burdens of war.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18
FIiHNiTttHE.

EEbF SEALING CANS without vas, a new
- pstenta ~ PIPER n BRADFORD
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-15

Mirrors Of all Sizes,

In endless variety. Plain aud checked india mating
rcfrgctors Of All kinds together with Ice b"ats Of
every size.
Furniture carefully and securely packed for ship
mcn' - .hc interior.
CITY and country purchasers will Away Ind our
work ready fof then inspection and Hfe ,"disiiy w
vt,d To vi~i, stof. and examine lur th, m>e,rs
May. Ito. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-15

: uunr, HTTREVFFOKT. IA.
X e; h"ophs ras, fur many years Yr.ilept If
J.. - Isxa- and has. he nats-r- l'a.eli mar, r,rnds
~ -. ~ nllr'r'pr ronaile-. He tenders
I'M :" 81 them ~ vend bargains a. they cn IA
ssywN~re rlse The hpu-% Hha.,e- 4 l.lsx VI,
~. sesr "n hind sn .xt~nsivs aieek Of rhsaer
49, - snd western rsnaare. plastsvs and ,sta,I
Nns.ee w~n rasrhrse IN shssv~,o,t v,lt rwa /, -
Ssv 'cs~vv.s :" ea'l IN them. Y. :. I,neks,-w 4
49, 49, U~.,v's and tend ?. Ike .uyita,lo, 10 NJ
Oecsvs. 'r'rrd 10 cali aud &c aim. A''~''" !" us
4assh ". lo1p A.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-15
+, 4 Il. JACOBS.
II their well known Stand In

l.. 4 i. j ACOHS.
Al their well AnOwW stand In
SHREVEPORT. LA.
L. EkP on hand very large and well selected
N assortment of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
Their stock Of Dry Goods embraces CLOTHS
LOWEl.S, BLANKETS READY MADE
CLOTHING. HATS. BOOTS. SHOES and
PLANTATION GOODS Every description
of BRoGAN- ETC.
Their stock Of Groceries Is about the largest
ever brought 10 the place consisting Of cor
FEE SUGAR BACON, PORK. LARD.
FLOUR. MOLASSES RICE. BEEF Cilf -
OLATE. TEA. CIGARS, and TOBACCO,
anh all kinds Of Liquors.
They purcln4e for CASH, and all eSeu
sively for CASH at the lnwos, possible ra'es
They solicit all who yisir Shreveport or who
propose 10 send to New Orl,an- TO las in their
supplies 10 first give them call anil examine
the quality and price. of their goods
March Is, 80 No2 tt
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4 fe,c doors teiotc me idilns UonV. on
he Nam Shserepod Redd
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.faprr-n nKing. Psi Is, Glass, aai
Water CoI0vs.
Ha~mss's. Ree~vs f. San'ss Aekrrsnn

and Ux10rmes
lust Nrs,v~d. > Hse~ -iurk uf the above rnlors
u ~ cake. ard ia Nstasany and Rosewood h.is,-
With ia~t. nud k.f. Also German touf., IN cas,
end hnses IN. tssi-ut
Oil eeiors Ia ,ul-s. Ensi,sh and American
Csnsnsss Tor f-ssrais Ia ism,n~, II IN 10 tss56:
Canvas 10 rp'l. ffsm nj 10 ~ ein,s ui.r
kirsteh-fs for raf,s II ~ sises
~ hox h,ss -sf.l anh - NIL hs, t..ueil.
100 . ra,af and ss,nish h,'isie. all ssa-s:
~ psTkss..s 81 MD silver i-af
ifn f,atsli-s duieh natal white and Yell.~;
Tin iii ~ .f,r~,e nd h,r.hs,
1,--l II all the fsslfsi e.iass
" nrl AMI American
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CARRIAGE MAKING AND L PAlEING
sEoP EAST OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,

\ AhhINhf VI NkINh AM II IAIhINL
sE0P EAST OF TIE PUBLIC SQUARE.
4 feu doors teiotc me idilns Uon0. on
he Nam Sh,erepod Read
III. those who wish repairing a>y
n done on carriages and buagie TJA
viii bring them TO Goblin 4 Manus Nm
The undersigned would respectfully inform
their friends aud the public. thai they are pre-
pared tn carry IN the tarrinec Making AMI Re-
pairing Business in It's various departments.
Having many years experience ,hcy fliiicr tl,u'-
selves that tor ncatnrss of siyh and durability ct
work. they winor be surpassed 10y any establish.
menl in til, South.
They ha,c Just received and will always keep
on hand, large supply Of new material suitable
ior all -,yis oi hnggc> and carriages.
Terms CASH and prices as hw as can be-
Afforded by any good mechanic. All work war.
runtcd. Call aud examine our work aud prices
l.. GOlhi\
IL A. MANN
Feb % l-G0
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MARSHALL MUSIC STORE.
West Room Of the Adkins tlouac.

West Room, Of the Adkins tIOuac.
IIIf subscribers have just received and open
1 ed for the inspection Of the public, in the
large and commod.uus room. west end of The Adj.
kins House, u lot Of choice pianos mos, APP
proved styles, their addition TO which will De
increased from week TO week az the wants OF the
country may demand. sheet Music Of every de-
-crip,ion constantly on hand, New Music reccv.
we'd Ms soon as published. Also a supply Of the
finest violns, ediiars banjos flutes accordcous,
&c &c, strings, and in fine, everything in the
musical line
The advantage Of this establishment, TO Mar.
shall and surrounding country is this Persons
can select their own instruments and know pre-
ciscly what they are buying. and at the same
time, purchase clicnply IA in the city.
Pianos and all kinds OF Musical instruments
-er lee timed and repaired on short notice.
W -. Frank, one OF the ruprietors, Is pre-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-15

Us~s "hri"w sssh. and bla,is o. a,,-isv. AMI
description 6,s .s'~ rli-sp
WINDOW 6LASS. DC.
5ssi hev-. sawufsn Window G'aas If s,t.st
t7n do tns,i.h mi fr~sch lfs.su b, h, 4, sn,3.
31I,rhi-. FIRE Pial Gis.s
In es-- ian'h~ II, K t,nsfea,., 4, 10 10 t,.sg,
Iss' hight e-.iar,d sisss
f'1 t'sx,~, itsmosie:
$50 hsifli..- gsxi@s fius
i"tHs. VIA. i.ss ia Is 10 Ion N k-s.;
So saattef- sil k.ss t'Ioe~I taiuss IN ,ris,s D.,
In n"ssd lss~kss--;
~ In R- French sr~n ssyy and w,,,.,i Is, ~
lssb' Ibis whiting nad Pass ~h,ie, Eugli-l VEN.
ism Ri nsi 3rs,w ,~hra
F~int VIII Il sls .nes ami .,~sy article i,-nsli,
espt N fssim 'd an. el,r slew Va h. fund ii
X ILiNNDN'S.
Sev -. 00--iy ~ sssnal II. " Orirsn..
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state Of bankruptcy, and asty your territory sold
offered indirectly % ths hlbus,ers. All
thus, without counting the general impovershment an
Inc encouragement ami of confidence that
prevent from pursuing your asors and enjoying your
rett Now this must Your reiterated calls and
The arrival OF the nibuser Walker have decided me- to-
Retber with General Canas, % sacrifice per-
sonai tranquility for the Independence and happiness Of
Costa Rca Soldiers To arms let not the blood you
shed IN the rs OF Nicaragua ct Santa Rosa and the
river San 'g4u, been shed vain. Join us aud do
not fear the future. Ny steps guided by spirit
OF p uge. Clcmency is more in accordance with my
will forget the OF those who laboring
uno 4ecepton have served the traitors But nber
a shall be without mercy toward those who from this
d. nencef)rh will not listen 70 the call Of their sgonz
country and sha enforce all the rgors Of the Law upon
those that may help the common enemy In any
whatever. To arms Costa Roans Hasten 70 Join us
and break your chains to the cry Of sylvia Costa Rcn
JUAN MORA.
PUMA ARENAS. Sept IL. 1880
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he possesses the great advantage OF having her German
nationality The dominating one 10 her territory.

nat0nRilty TIE dominating oEe IL her territory.
lFfoma Vienna Letter (sspt 20) in London Herald
negotiations which have been going nere a first bc.
tween the envoy ot Rdsil de Bildbne and Count
de- Rechberg and afterwards between the latter and
Prince 6ortshakon have had such happy issue on
both sides esfental s;lpulaiions have been hxei
agreed to T1efe stpulatons will the basis Of
the convention which ~ Is considered will be signed
tween Austria and Russia at The approaching meeng OF
tho two Emperors at Warfaw.
Every one under stands that presses by tho grave
events that sre likely 70 occur df fent sdes of her
~ The same time Austria will beio all thirg look
10 her own preservation and wle:ly agree The
otions which as the price or reconciliation,
krtsa pfeshtptly demands. ! must confess without
aoy oouDt that on this p)Et public opinion Ii Ia
tcc'rdsnce with that Of the Imperial goverp1 nt We
euI' ~ lwe as al tie unhappy epoch ~ s4s, rs~ol nth
@eWuy not only GA te moral Tut ao fhs ns1erids sup
port hussio W. shal no longer in at danger
GUS Isolation 10 which the mauuavres OF France and
ss nssl ofmI,y aud during yearly hal century
lae'u ali hao placed us Russia Prussia and austria,
pursuing the same path Of order aud peace and united by
the fame principles oi conservatism and dynastic rule
VIII DC .haoed 10 present. such collective iorces that
they must secure the resp of Europc II IL absolueIv
beyond doubt that, judging from The wei, Known sen
uuens entertained without exception by all lha German
Princes, the three Courts cf The N@h ru b. abe in he
hour q danger 10 reckon upon ne support OF ~, oorns
d'Grrlee telonQtrc 10 the German Chr tec sYoR9n
With respect 20 England. dare ray that on b is lord
ship acquiring knowledge q the sincere ding
come to between Apslrs and Russia Lord Lo,tas wiil
Dasten ms retifn TO Vienna, before the 9iry Of his
leave Of abserce. According what s said here aud
which H aso borne out by shat has dropped from Count
dsppony, Austrian Ambassador in London, who re-
turned few days snce 20 Vienna. the English Cabinet
(rather late, II must be adnited) attaches an In
nnitey greater Importance to the Eastern question than
to the revolutionary movements which, unfortunately
have been but too much encouraged by its agents
IN southern Italy. England will probably, 10 q short
time gather bitter fruits from fault she has commit
ted by having 10 some sort forced Austrs order 70
cave herself, TO throw herself into the arms Of Rcssia
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Territorial Arrangements OF France and
Sardinia.

from Lepslc Letter (Sept 2o) in the Deutscae Alge
reins Zeitupg
When the Italian question was under discussion by the
German National Union at Conurg the 9th inst The
second day o. ts sitIngs, information came through
despatch that aesh cesson OF terr tory TO France had
doobtedy been stipulated by Piedmont Professor Gia
como Lgnana, Of Boogns, member 4 the Italian Parlia
mcnt who was presen, rt tae sitting, GA then and
theIe the assurance nRt such agrt ement for cedng
more territory 10 France In existence; and
steering that his own feelings outraged oy such
a report, hnmedia;ey ielegriphed TO the Sardnian
Ambassador at Parts, Signor Nigra, TO know what
tuth there was IN the matter After few
hours, thorgh too late for communication to the
meeting n despatch from The Ambassador declared the
pews any fresh ccEsion % be pure dction. Some
days later. however, LignaL received from me same
Ambaseador, Nga, a letter. in which the writr delbe
ratey and with Count Cavoars e1ncton denied catego
rally rot cny ne exsebce Of any sach rciy bat even
The possibility o. an further eesson 10 France. Wo are
crab ed 10 pubifh this letter
i have communicated your yesterdays despaich 10
Count cavour He authorizes me- Ia hs and 10 the
most positive manner, TO contraGict the absurd
spread throughout Ear1pc that there exists between the
CGbncts OF Turin and Tar convention, having
for rs object frsh territorial ccsson on the part of
SARDINIA 10 France, The words OF Count Cavour tbs
Prime Minister az his Majesty King Victor Emanuel
arc Of saeient authority 10 render unnecessary for
me TO add any frssh astursnce bat II You think
that after such declaration further by
ne would be OF any value, l will herewith give
my former position In The Ministry OF Foreign Affairs
Turin and In oy present ck9acy the Ab tSsadar Of
hrg Vic!or Emanuel 10 ths Emperor Napoleon, have
oeei called Gicn a.lca the Crine3n 10 take part
al tie negotiations having reference TO the Italian ques
tot Loa Ray 10 with abs bsoiue certainly, that In
ihoee negotiations the question has conoraed any
osica hd Of Sat2y Nice WhJover asserts the
contrary cainmD4fes botn the Emperor Napoleon, the
King Victor Emsppcl aud his shy esteemed Minister.
Toe stipulation TcprCscntd u exist lciion
OF Itaiy's cnfmi~s aud the documents ciFculr,ed in
E0roPo rpon thai snhect fabricated aud absurd For
ihe est you must know ny persona conviction aad win
believe me when de asrc % you that would never
represent goycrnmcnt IN whose political programme
cfson 81 even the smallest port'ou OF Italian should
DC conalned Your friend, CONSTANTINE NfGRA,
PARIS, ~ IT is, lsCO Ambassador Paris
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via Paita, which does materially the complexion
Of that for wardet 10 tho HERALD per steamer Gener
Flores stl in the reighborhood OF Guaysqlil q. tn
heat OF some 0t0 troops while Francois forcs being
reduced every day by assertions Flores continues 70
have the sympathy OF the inhabitants Of the city wns,
Franco 10 said 10 be most cordially despsed by them
The steamer Anne has brought from Gisyaquil
70 the 22i inst General Flores WAS sl,wly bat sa ELY
Hing, and surrounding the city Pet posi-
tive decisive engagement had taken place hs depar
ture Of the steamer No Of any interest has
ed here from Ecuador
Tue United Statcs flag ship Lancaster viii touch ct
Grayaqul on the way TO this port.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
Serious Negro Insurreotion at Pa
mama.
REVOLUTION in COSTA RIGA.
Continued Defeat Of the Revolutionists
in New Granada.
PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF GuAYAQuIL TO PERU.
FMLTRI OF BELZU,s INVASION OF BOLIVIA,
&C., &C., 80.

The steamship Northern Light, Captain Tinkepaugh,
om Aspnwall September 3o with mails and passengers
from the South Pacific and Central America only arrived
last evening.
he Northern Light arrived at Aspnwan September 10,
a half pest three Pm The passengers and mails crossed
70 Panama the same morning. and embarked board the
Golden Age.
The Northern Light sailed from Aspnwall September
30 for New York; without treasure, mails passengers
om California the steamer leaving San Francisco on the
llth due at Panama the Gath u not having arrived
at the time Of sailing On the 23d and Gath there was
heavy swell in the bay Of Panama, indicative Of gale
outside 1t supposed that the missing steamer the
j. L. sephens may have encountered rough weather and
broke part Of her machinery II SO, she has but
single engine and there being but little wind generally
1t this season, sho might be some time in reaching
Panama
The agents of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
nenced fitting up the spare ship Washington the 27th
u In order TO have her ready for the mail and passen
gers per North Star She has been overhaued and
newly coppered.
The North Star from New York the 2lst ut arrived
In Aspnwal at eleven A. NJ the goth. Her mails aud
passengers in Aspnwall when the Northern Light
ist the Washington not ready 70 receive them
They were to cross the Isthmus on the morning of
October when the Washington would bc ready for
The North star prepared and amply provided to
bring the passengers of the regular ship connecting
with her well those Of the j. L. Stephens should
arrive the Northern Light having transferred good pro-
portion Of her stores.
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The United asies sloop of var MARION which arrived
s' Portsmouth, on the "a instant. called from
ioando on tho l3th Of August, and I,.ched Non
ioys on the 2sth Of August discharged kroomen and
FAILED from thence september \. she hss been IN
mission thirty four months sailed 40 900 miies the lug
.st o any American man II the coast of Africa
t fsrt 70 the United states three vessels for trial, lost
80 men by ctath two of tho kro1ucn and ~ thcn
trarsiertsd Invalid She briogs home twenty sevea Ia
wedt rum ht squadron and Niagara, and four Of tne
Efe'p esew a. ~ sarsrs There ~ Lonndo, when
TIE Marion t ~ the Taitcd states s1saffoD. Tag snip
CNuttslatnr, San Jtcinfo, nohiran ard hsstc, pro.
vlFfang and rns'irg alfo tho rritei Stsics sterrn
gutc Niagara Inc Marion ret he LGited states sSop
u 81 Pr snouth 90 Conso % be- va u I1anoo ron
kadeTA