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bishop simpsons Lecture on the Holy

bishop Sim pson,s Lecture on the Holy
Land.
The lecture Of Bishop simpson, on the Holy
Land, for the benefit Of tho Ladies' Mission
Society Of this city, ut Metropolitan Hall last
nigh, was avery interesting production. There
was 4 good attendance. Tic next lecture Of
the course will be oy Rev. DR.. Cox, who will
speak upon the Southern Revolution. Due
notice Of time and place will be given through
the newspapers. Below win be found an ab-
stract Of the very able addrcss Of last evening;
We often sing Of home, sweet home" and
the family relation, aud the scenes Of the honc
tircsidc arc indeed beautiful to behold. 1t may
also be said Of some, but very few homes,
hope, that Its distance lends enchatment to
the view" However this may be, to gaze on
distant climes, aad wander among q strange
people is pleasant and may be said to add to
personal as we'll rs national advancement.
Three years ago, visited Europe, Travelled III
Norway, France and Italy; went to the hanks
Of the Danube, the battlefield Of Waterloo,
stood upon the borders of the Black Sea, SAW
Jerusalem, Constantiropie, Syria, and other
historic and Biblical localities. 4 few recol-
lections Of those places may not prove unin~
tcrcstinc to the hearcr.
Tbo o~.oad;,r en,,1,,,,s of.h 1,,s ~ D.,
o1'''-'ts7' 's ~ sA~ t"uo ~ ~
estlne excltes our wonder Great events hap
pcacd there on an area Of but ABOUT 10. COO
eor,,e m;,oe-a, avcr,po of o,a.e,r-+b +b,
'' ~ NV
nrca ol our own oeaufuu1 ota1e. FROM East
to West It Is 50 miles, and from North to
eorth hnt 7so mile. sin m rrcd mt bc
.-;, - .:....:,:-s
surprised Egypt Was c11cun5cGloeo' has'ng
but 10, 1000 square miles Of tillable soil Pho
necia was but 100 miles in 1enrtb On the sea
~, +,,oro .o,,,a - to,.a 49,, - .,a
.Auu ''.41 eou'" NV H-''. 'e'n setseeeu "o's
favorable spot Tor the son OF GOD to tread
upon than the land Of Palestine As a traveller
masses thronrb that onco sni};n, md fruitful
Cling. he roes through the midst Of i1esnlatinn
and rrin. Brokcn coiumns here. cnbes If mo-
saic md parts Of arches there. 1nect The eve
and mark The snot where crst stood stone tam
ples and n,agnificent cdi1eeg. nart and narre,
Of m ancient ciyilIzation Ionr since nnssed
away. There Ia = charu, in the naat. The
heart swells ut the thought Of Ply
mouth Rock and tho NaTnower: tie
solemn silence Of Westminster Abbey and her
mighty dead cause the same emotion vet
the former dates back but two and a half cen
turtles. and the latter about thousand vea.s.
Judea ,Tas, ere Homer Gang; before Troy;
before the Grecian empire, and cities wcre
built in the Holv Land before all Of these.
When visited The village Of Se1epta some
tombs had been opened and the ftesco paint
inE on it's walls was rs fresh, and even more 50
in appearance, than that On the wall about us;
, 1861-01-19

Our Washington correspondent sends US
the substance Of Mt. McClernand's speccl,
on the Gaion, which we print in another
column. II is in marked contsast will, the
semi-sccession resolutions adopted by the
6tatc Democratic Convention on Wendcs~
day last and still more hostile in spirit to
what We understand to have been the ruling
sentiment Of that gathering: We COM
mend its pcrusal to the large number Of
Democrats who refuse to indorsc the &C.
lion of the Convention.
, 1861-01-19
NJ a ARRIE ED

Oak Orchard Acid Spring Wa
ter This Water Is gaining great celebrity and the do
mand for IL increasing rapidly Its beneficial cha1
deter Il atscstcd By thousands and b
distinguished physicians to be superior to any other
medicinal Spring Water now In use. The almost mi.
racu1ous cures which 1t has performed lead be
evc that Is destined to become extensively used In
the treatment Of very many diseases which ordinary
remedies taN 10 cure It's cugative properties arc cs
tsblshed beyond question: and feel assured that It
must to great extent supersede many the srlncal
compounds of the day. We recommend those OF our
readers who may BE- suffering from general debility
from any Of the diseases for which this Water Is Pre-
bcrfbed, to give trial! See adverscmeutln anothez
column. Icl4cGH eSat1F
, 1861-01-19
Tl1e Location of the State Fair,


To the citizens Of Chicago:
It is we'll known to the pconle Of this CITY
that through the excrtions Of myself and those
associated with me, the United States Fir waa
induced to locate hero In September '59, and
the great benefit to all classes from that loca-
tion is also fully acknowledged.
! met the Executive Board of the Illinois
State Agricultural Society Last Tuesday, aud
they have voted to hold their next Fair at Chi.
cago, aud to give nc the location Of it, pEoyi-
dcd the proper guarantee is given, to 1T up
buildings and grounds according to their d.
reetious. The Society propose to have the
most important Fair ever held in the North
west, and will offer more and larger premiums
than ever before. or course, their require
ments will be greater and come one will hare
to cxpenl for their benefit some fifteen thou
6ponsibility provided mn sustained by very
liberal contributions from nil ciasses Of pcople,
as nlt will be more OF less benefited.
The Fair ground Is not selected yet, nor will
it he, until the best site cun be procured. Let
+ 1t bctrmembcraa thas thu buildings e2c to re-
main, SO that, hereafter, should the State So.
elect to hold their Fairs here, the grounds will
bc all ready. So it is evident the grounds
! nlu-t be routed at Il low figure for term Of
years. Then If the e1is,rt now making to es-
tablish permanent Fair ground Is successful,
land can be purchased without ineurring big
debt.
The Executive Board have decided to have
the Fair commence (always surposing that
they get the necessary guarantee on the ninth
dny OF September next, aud continue through
the week. And, as before stated, they intend
to mae the Fairs more ATTRACTIVE than ever
Now let all lend helping hand. To that end
subscription paper will be presented next
week, and it is hoped that all will contribute
something. Remembering all the while, that
Il the subscription dots not amount to at
not give the required guarantee.
GEO. ". GAGE.
Chfrrrn Ian 18th 1877
, 1861-01-19

SEw YonK, Jan. 1a-Thc Washington COT
respondent OF the Copauae7ril advertiser sRrs
{nat senator Iverson has received adyices from
!feaIsacoia, this morning, that Fort Piekcns
Gosernment,it 1t has excited the Ire OF the scces-
6aonlsfs Of Fort Barancas and the Navy Yard
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TuE FAILURE OF THE QCAkEH GIFT IssrH-
AScE COMPANY oE ra1LADE1pu1A.-Thc fol-
lowing is from the Phaadaphian of Tuesday
Inst:
We learn that IN consequence Of series Of
very heavy losses, amounting to over quarter
Of a million dollars during the past year, the
Directors Of the Quaker City Insurance Com
pany have deemed it advisable to 20 into ligui-
dation, and have made IN assignment Of MI the
institution. AL the losscs Of the company
have been promptly paid until very rvccntly.
The policies Of this company arc scattered
very widely throughout the Western States,
and holders will be the gamers by being early
advised Of this failure, in time for them to seek
security elsewhere. We are not informed TINT
any ze-assurancc Of their policies was among
the last acts Of the company. Probably It was
not.
, 1861-01-19
THE CITY.

go TIC Tribune Almanac for 1861 coll
taiuiu11 rcturne Of all clectioIls held iii 1850,
aud the usual amount Of miscellaneous mat
ter, &C., has been received by McNal]y d Co.,
81 Dearborn street.
, 1861-01-19

CHARITABLE 6o1RaE.-Thc Society Of St.
Vincent Dc Paul give their annual Soircc for
the benefit If the POOR, ~ North Market Hall,
on Wednesday evening, January 33d 1t
should be Il success.
, 1861-01-19

"TuE EARLY BIRD, Erc.'-Tlc brig Eir5:
WhM', Capt, Tin=cller for Shchosgaf, with
fifty ons Of merchandise, IS the first clearance
OF ISL. \ rough time to tempt old Lake
Michigan
, 1861-01-19
Chicago Triihu,tt.


tB To Mail Subscribers.
The date on the slip on which your name IL
printed, tells when Sou1 subscription runs out,
kccr m eye nit.
, 1861-01-19

HEART oF THE ASDEs.--Nc lea1t that from
this evening Church's noble picture, Tile
Heart If tlle Andce, u will be exhibited by gas
light each evening, and ly day as heret ofore.
Our siti=sns who fail to sec this splendid paint
ing at los Lake street, will deny themselves 4
pleas nre whose memory will he lasting.
, 1861-01-19

Down in Alabama they are not all In favor
OF secession. L large number Of voters did not
vote at the late election Of delegates to the
State Convention. They seem d!agnstcd with
the state Of aifairs.
At the Presidential election In Alabama
nrrrk;nridee received, IL, ,22o7 votes.
Bel recciyed al, 7s2 votes.
Douglas received. 4a votes
, 1861-01-19

Total votc in all hut Eve counties. o62
,. Or &c sos votes less than in November. Had
they been polled, there would have been ma
iori:y of no less than 18, ,5B votes aga!nst Sc
ressiou. The saIus is the case In Florida,
Georgia, and Misslssippi-Fhladapaia ITes<
, 1861-01-19
THE LETTER LIST

10Es IE1IEH LIST.
The list ofuncalled-for letters remaining
In the Chicago Post Office for the week
ending to-day, will be found on the third
uacg,
, 1861-01-19

WIHAS.-Ttrcc pccks Of vest buttons anu j
lot OF hooks and eyes hare fallen to the use
and advantage Of the leases Of kinssbury
Hall since Wy1nan, the Magician and Wizard.
comr3erced his entertainments. lie appears
this afternoon and this evening. He is at the
top c'f his profession.
, 1861-01-19

STATE OF New Yonx, Ex DErARrAESr,l
ALBANY, Jan. II, 1851.
Sln-1 have received your favor Of the 18th Inst,
Informing me Of the unanimous passage Of rc:7o-
lation by the board Of Officers al the First Diyis
you. their services for any duty which the present
emergency may reqnire.
In accepting rs do. professionally, the proGe1cd
with which officers aud men throughout. have rc-
sponded to the call upon their patriotism: The
alacrity exhibited BY the Fret Division il hut
York to risc in the al of The Federal Authorities in
this or any other crisis. with the same readiness
md nnaniity that they won1d rally to tile defence
Of their State and municipal institutions.
am, very respectfully, yours,
E. d. MORGAN.
To Major-Gcneral Chas. ". sandfora, New York
Gtfy
, 1861-01-19

SKATERS cARS1vAL.-Thc grand skating
skating pond this evening, Fireworks, Light
Guard Band. aud the skating'c1cphants, "Lala
Roosh," +" and "Zor@ra,' will appear, together
with number Of novelties gotten up for this
(,cclk i'm
, 1861-01-19


Espccial Dispatch to TIC Cincinnati Cotn:nctcial.l
NAsH{s&ToS, Ian. II, J>tj
Sick1cs's speech to-day Was the strongest
Democratic manifesto for vindicating the laws
and government; yet l!adr. The sentiment Of
Northern members Of al! parties il III favor y!
},rotcctin. federal l'r"pcrly y; all ]'azlras.
Corwin's report is printed 1Lls morning, aEd
fills pretty ucaI. LII: Committee III Tniriy~
Three neither eared the Gniot, noF their oyi,
regulations. 1ntermnable debate still pro-
ceeds, Pcnd1cton kpr@ks tomorrow, also
Sherman. Corwin will probably make his
frs, speech Monday The runor nf Il tight be-
tween Senators Wade and Green to-day Is
ridiculous cauaru.
Mr.. Adams Of Massachusetts withdraws Ills
asseut to tho majority report Of thu Commit
ice Of Thir1yThrco, because Southern mtln-
bers have generally retired, thus showing I'LL
willingness TO compromise. Love ard Hamll-
ton unite on the Erittcndcn basis. Nelson,
T4rrv, and Stout, und Burcl1, have something
else, mixing five reports In all
Our MnyUr llas written 10 lac War Depart
mcnt protesting aga:Dst Issuing arms to <ati-
pus ward volunteer associations, On account
Of the political charac. cr Of the movement.
Lieut., Hall did not lrayc with dispatches for
Charleston, but On mere visit to Liz friends
in New York.
Lieut. Talbot left Ills morning with dis
patches for Anderson.
Douslas Is in a bad lx. His brst friends arc
dissatisfied. McClcrnand, Cox, Morris, Logan
and Adams are a:.:sinst his teIn;>orizinG policy.
His enemies, Vullalidig'E.uI, .Nitlack, English
& Co., arc now for him. The Sccnders are
afraid Of the Northwest, fearing an avalanche
Of Union men coming down.
, 1861-01-19

CHICAGO AND PH1LADEIrE1A--Iti1 his already
been announced that as city VI are about to
return the visit Of the Philadelphiuus made
some months since to Chicago and tht: North
West. 4 large party representing tic Boards
Of Trade ofCAieago and Milwaukee, will leave
for such destination on Monday evening over
the fittstlrg, Ft Wayne 4 Chicago Railroad
CHURCH MCsIc.-Next Sunday the choir Of
the Church Of the Holy Name, under the di-
rection Of Prof. Girac, will perform thu Ky,ie,
Gloria and Crte7o Of Haydm's Third Mass with
Orchestra 1t being the patron day Of the
church, the Right Reverend Eishop Dugcan
will ofllciatc. l1syln's third mass for lovers
Of good music is Il mode, perfect in every re-
spcct. The Ayrie, written in D minor, is Of
the cd7one style, brilliantly interviewer With
soprano passages Of beautiful conception and
effect. The solos In the Mass will bc sung By
Miss Garthe, for the soprano, by Miss Farrell
for the Alto, By Mr.. s.*** for the tcuor, and by
Mr: DE PaSsio for the bass. Miss Dc Pelerom
will keep tho organ the whole with large
chorus and orchestra will be directed by Prot,
Girac.
, 1861-01-19
H. H. Lurtouf Fred. Chapman, John va1

H. H. LurtonF Fred. Chapman, John Van
/ Amen.
Most decidedly We a1e wa1med md grnt-
iacd BY the thought that the boys have for one
evening turned aside from their Biographies,
their Latin Grammar to ask somebody to ttpuH
tic strap." And NC hope it will be done,
that when these youth shall come into their
heritage they shall not find it to have been
wasted by Disunionists, and Secessionists. It
is quite time TO stop the CIR.
The Railroad Ranquet at tho Briggs
House.
very pleasant affair came OF At the Briggs
House list evening in the Banquet rendered
by mine hosts Nessrs. Tucker d Co., to the
railroad men of this city, representing roads
terminating in this city. About fifty plates
were laid, and the spread Was Of the best o.
der.
The company sat down about Q o'clock, E.
B. Talcott, E=q., Superintendent Of the G. g.
c. U. r. Il. presiding. Everything passed of
In the happiest manner. The railroad men re-
sponded in behalf Of their several companies.
Excellent hits were made, aud everything was
worthy in all respects Of these gentlemen md
their important relntions to the prosperity Of
cur city.
One Of the best speeches of the evening was
made by Col J. ". Foster Of the Illinois Cen.
tzl Railroad. Several Representatives Of for
elgu roads we're present, and chilled out to re-
spond in behalf OF the same. Onr brief refer.
ence to this occasion must be summed up In
the statement that 1t was altogether IN excel
lent affair, creditable to all parties concerned
Madame Fabbrt's Concert.
This lady seems to have carried the music
lovers Of our city by storm Rarely, if ever,
has Chicago been visited by one who 50
speedily won favor and even .Jurore She sang
to large and enthusiastic house at Bryan Hall
last evening. Tonight she is to appear again
and with reduction in tho price Of tickets to
tfty cents. As proof that tho attraction is
not to ho proportionately cut down, it is
enough to say that she is to be aasistcd by
come OF our best resident talent in pro-
gramme rcp1ctc with gems, as follows;
SSasss{ ssfsiea s RcaARD IDEK ao'aeF
'''@'' '@ -" MAD. FABBRi. i .'"''eF'eef'
An Sogo-scena, with vioIincello ). .Mcrcadautc,
{Accompanied by Mr. 3elms.)
SIGNOR ABELLI.
4-Dnet1e zen nny T5syiatansa A ass Verdi.
5-Dns BEutnlein-FAreWs!lE Eons. .Proch.
6-Grnud dretto concertant. .Mu1der,
tfor two wopianos--performed By
MESSRS. BECKER AND MCLbER.
SECOND PART-orEnAr1c WITH Full. COSTUME.
MAD. FABBRi.
2-La Eeudttta-sccna. .....- .........Serdf.
, 1861-01-19
4 Small Matter.

Tue pro-shTcry-lisnuion organ Of this titA
is in ccstacics BECAUSE Il f:w men Of Republican
antccedels!s have been induced to sign Il reti-
tion to Congress in ti..=* words:
The undersigned, citizcHs and business men Of
Chicago. Wlisc believing. that The Inin:l of tht.
States should he mafn1aActi. wpuif br satisfied
et1ha sefte!ncnt oI the }rretEt political cOnrU-
~crev on the hasis t y~rukiUi:::c ..:Ecry reyth ui
" dr.. 80 E;!n.. :n1 recognizing iso existence.
touth VI tI:ut Hoe In the Territories. allowing each
State 10 do IT, It pcasea the ndn.irsion Tito the
Union.
We arc Informed tLa: Tic ,:':oyc petition WIS
iudustsious1y circulated On Change for three
successive Jays, and that considerable roro
ton OF the sm.u number Of Republicans VII,
signed It, dka eo urdc7a m:-.1:.rrehension Of
its real iutvnt. Those who did Sign it, with 4
full understanding Of III true character, will
OF course lie received ut once lrsu full conuec-
ton by the Drccsi ridge Democracy octhis
ci.y-o1herwise known as tue "Danite5,' or
more Eamiliarly us the "Co!oncls Of Cook =
We s'cspeak Il high place among them for
the 'tColoncl'' who circulated ii, ard . free
passage by the Eicksburs battery, for all the
corn he n y ship 10 New Orleans. He is cct.
tuin}y entitled to both, If there be any tucll
thing recognized i'll commercial politics as
fratitr1r
, 1861-01-19

SOMETHING SEw.-A{essrs. Snyder i Higgins,
Nos. 1873 and 125 Dearborn street, furnish board
and extra meals, at lowest living rates. Young
men, clerks and others, can have their meals At
their Eoous If they choose, Or board at the eating
house for less than Is paid for arstass dag board
securing every luxury Of the scason. pstecs re-
duced to euit the fines. Call and sec. ja16let
, 1861-01-19

FRE.-The al1rm for the fourth district
about half past twelve Lat night WAS occa-
stoned bJ q fire In the vicinity OF Wards Roll
ing Mills. 1t Was quickly eztinguished
, 1861-01-19
NflD advertisements.

e. T. SCRlTEN, Adee7flsfng 4geHt, g Ded1-
oorn IT,, Il Gatoris<d to rscxir6 Adrert;eaeatsJ for
kats and oil tie L<adi,sg Popers ef La< -North1sst
, 1861-01-19

,.G2,n2

IuI UeleRaIcs TO tue Gla8ee 0o11'
Coonerattou 286
, 1861-01-19

fD- One trial Of Dr.. Allport's Tooth Powder
will show its superior qualities 1t IL the best in
use. Sold by Thaycr, Druggist, Stare and Ran
dofph street.
, 1861-01-19

TO RI n IA very desirable
Il Stock Farm Of seven hundred acres. to let for
term Of years either With without stock Addres
Box 6E4. ta!9r.w
, 1861-01-19

BOARDING. Pleasant Rooms
BUfeu atrcat between State Aa1 Wabash avenue.
, 1861-01-19

~ Call Oh Dubois at l03 Dearborn street, hase-
mcut OF Portland Block, and ret your Sign Paint
Ing done chcaply. dec19-2it
, 1861-01-19

- See advertisement Of J. F. Brierly In an-
other column 1t Il, ~ 1t states, eomethlu. new.
, 1861-01-19

rAu should not fall to read the advertisement
{ I'rot. Wood IN today's paper. Ec5-Iy
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-25

CHEEsE.-The market for Cheese is very duu and ouo
cnt,n are n%nai as follows viz: cts for Western
English Dairy and l2 ala per h. for East.
RICE Rice has ruled through the week q. 5x67sc c,s
Tor go to prime, but there bean no movement OF
IN it. and it closes dull the above quota
'ions: ms, mere nave been no receipts this week
SUGARS-There a fair degree of activity in Sugars
i. "etk, out the market for them this been
me safes adding up only 100 hhds. The in
90 hhds Porto Rico at i475 80 hhds do at So
w anu % hhds- Cuba at S5l2kG550 We quote to-
as io.oWs, viz: Cuba and English Island s4>5O@
p, % pfeuhing grades, and S55 80 for grocers' styles
TOTO klco and New Orleans at $l75d5 25 for common
80 @ iaf s95oG6 for good 'ar to good; and s65Od6 Is
lor prime cargo of 1O7 hhds Porto Rico was received
yesterday, but this is the only import this week
SALr Salt is very dull. There cargo sales
aAthg put Liverpool is selling in obbing lots T5G9O
cts for Ground Alum, and l35Gi40 cts per sack for
Msrshas and Jeffrey Darcys fine, and quote Turks
Island and st Ubes nominal at l5d6 cts afoat and 25
(a25 cts. per bushel from store
IT. iobACCo-There is quite good demand for Maryland
Tob eco existing, shippers this week taking about .
mus at former prices. which continue viz: common
eGound leaf at S2d3 midding do. S5s5O; ard best do
So.ooGi2; common crop s25O,a3.5O mddling s4d4 so:
soou mlanIlng S5G550 good leaf seas so; and fine al
G2 Wequote Bay Tobacco follows: tips or tails at
ground leaf at s45O s5.5O fine yellow at So 80
di4 ana good red at Sl2dl3 For Ohio Tobacco there
mas likewise been good demand and we note sales Of
ABOUT 800 hhds principally brown and red, s3d9
quote as before good common s3 al red spangled
Soatou good and fine red and spanged S7dS and good
nhe yellow S9lIl2. There has also been a good pGuiry
Tor Kentucky Tobacco and the market been quite ac
i've the sales comprising some $50 hhds Mason county
anu kentucky within the range of quotations viz:
common lugs at "a 25d4.75 good do. at IS 25G5 so;
INFERIOR leaf at s. 75G6 25 good do Sc soar 5O fine
al SoGg choice at sOGl2 rich heavy Kentucky at 81
10 IL 80 The inspections of the week are 95l hhds
2299 hhds 'o'a'
MANUPACTURED ToBAcCo.-The market is very oniet
% rnlS week We still quote common pounds at 7Gl2 cts
IN 40 at lNIdlscts good do at 25 cts fine do
Zse55 cts; fine SIS and los 2a24 cts; medium do 16
cts. sound common do. at 2G414 cts and inferior
ShlrPIng lTnI % los ls,s and 2o's 6Gs cts.
WHiSkEY.-Whiskeyh has through the week beer dull
anu neavy; At the opening both City and Ohio were
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-25
Fortress Monroe.

by the arrival of the Bav Line steamer we hora
late news from Fortress Monroe. On Yesterday
Uen Butler marched out of the Fortress at the
head OF three hundred men, and marched to a point
near Hampton, where he captured pump, located
on the farm of Col Segar. There was no opposi
ton offered to this move. The Vrginians had
completed floating battery, and launched it near
Craney Island. All the approaches to Norfolk are
thoroughly fortified, and there are between eirbt
and ten thousand troops in the vicinity of the civ
Nothing definite was learned of the vote of Thurs
day, but 1t is supposed that it is nearly upanimous
for secession. From the following taken from the
Norfolk Herald of Wednesday, it appears that
there has been another engagement with the Sew
ellis Point battery.
lHE UNITED STATES PRlvATEER STEAMER Moyr1-
CELLO, no doust by way of proving that she was
not SO badly crippled during the engagement at
sewer folnt on Sunday last as the newspapers
reported her to be, came up to the scratch again
yesterday morning, after thirty-sx hours respite
ana opened upon the battery as before Oar pal-
laht poys In tue works were waiting to give her 8
warm reception and returned her fire so hotIy that
she was glad t. draw off after firing some three or
iour shots. Our informant, who was O n the beach
between Boushs Bluff and the Point saw one of
the shots from the fort strike the steamer in her
upper works, near the smoke stack As SOM az
the shot struck she turued tail and left rpcpivipr
"hre IN the rear" from the battery as she was
making off. The booming of heavy guns in the
afternoon, was only a repetition of the same game
The hiring was witnessed at Craney Island but the
result could not be aScertaned.