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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
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JAGKSON--At his fathers residence, on BEIGE ffal-
ia MAJ 3lst Prank A of Martha A. o. ana Chris
tapher jackson oil Bilious Hives, aged years, II
months and IA days.
Gone the household treasure, never mole - come
And waSea as OF old. sweet music "a cur mems
Sad the hours pass BY We hear no s0aaa
OF coming foo ssleps; Ii. vain We ook ar9unl-
All seems as mourning for the absent ana lne leet-
Death came aud TOOK the We clseFishea inost'
Aud though our hearts, with angu Sd deep ana fsetl,
Ana though tie earth seems DARK, With grief 10 heaa
can tell; AZ,
May we 10 meek submission bow and naFiaf az y 49,
we know he mai Is our coming, upon the unseen sAN
We feel be IS mol lost but Only '.gone before
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

Eg- Godey's Lady's Book for July, be-
ing the first number Of semi-annual vol
umn, and a beautiful summer book, with
fashion plates, dress patterns, parlor and
kitchen instructions and all that is orna-
mental and useful. What beautiful pres
ent would be a volume of tho Godey's
Lady's Book from fine young gentleman
to his intended-ono copy one year $500,
two copies $500, clubbing with editions
cheaper still Address L. A. Cooley, 323
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
MARRTEya.

~~FxTprA .
e = FFmAN-ln Charlotte June l9 on A.
both Of Charlotte. ~ A-SAAas@ AAa'ian,
Observation-Disclosures Patos, pau7s,, i,
finger, both Of Potos. ~ ~ @''1 S"iAn A.
e =, EftAsIn Potos June lst. Ax
both of Potosf. W A-'A-a0oeu roWiIe
- Boscobel june 9th ~
both Of Hickory Grove '"' liAAi' >
AstW--AF 3sEsS--In q EN- Haven. Nav 25tt Ia g..
q q $50, August Law and Mary f. Ayers both
-PoIk4NGHoRN--I Cassville. June Is
ana Eliza Polltinghorn OF Beetown i'-e'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
Sweepstake Threshing Machines

Cole & SEAToN are also general Agents for the
ssSaceepstake TarashiRg Machine manufactured by
the same men who manufacture the Buckeye Reaper"
G. Aultman Il Co., Canton, Ohio
This machine embraces all the known improvements
for threshing by horse power up 1862 The gearing
separators composition pivot boxes, SC are certain
liz the most perfect in the world aud the amount Of
work the machine Is able OF is only limited BY
the human Of feeding the bundles and renloy-
ing the straw.
One Of these machines may be at the store eff
Cole Il Seaton, Boscobel, Of whom will travel 10
take orders. COLE X SEAIOH.
Boseobel, May IS, 1862 49-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

Losr WArcH.-See advertisement for
perfect description Of the gold watch late
" lostin Potosi or Waterloo by the owner,
Miss. Horton, who offers reward Of $500
to the finder.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

LIME.-Mr. VIM. Clifton, keeps lime Of
good quality constantly on hand for sale
cheap-near Washburn, corner Of Lima
and Clifton towns.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
McCORMICK'S
Reaper & Mower for 1862!
SIX HUNDRED SOLD IN 1861.

SlA II ~ IS O1[1O 9l1lO HI 1OO4.
Price Of large Machine, (about feet) $3.50 90
s. small :" l40 %
In ADDITION to the very liberal warranty given,
would say here toore, that Farmers no may desire
ii are at liberty work Machine through the har
vest wiIh any other, and keep and ray for the ont
preferred. c. H. MCCORMICK Il BROS,
fClicago, Illinois.
TheMcCormick Reaper z Mower from It's strength and
durability has acquired the c0gnomen OF the "Old Re-
lable" and many who induced TO try these ''fancy
and hims," Machines which simply made TO SELL
have laid them aside for the "lates improved" but
none the less reliable Mccormick.
The Mccormick Machine for 1852, is the most perfect
Machine ever offered or sale, on account ofits
NEW LIGHT DRIVER AND SICKLE,
whereby motion ofSicke is increased nearly 9th
without use OF additional power. and the Mccormick
Caster Wheel, FIRST used ia 1860, and improved Tor
1872 affixed to the grain side the Machine, wholly
relieves the horses from pressure when turning, and
materially aids in removing side eraught. Our
are liberal and we desre favor the Farmer all that
we can.
All those in want Of Reaping and Moving Machine
ere requested TO order ear and thus avoid the disa
pointment incident to delay.
The undersigned Agent foy Grant County, will beg
to canvass the County in a shors time, to take ~
ders and herewith request all those that intend
buy Machine for 1862, that have any other bus
ness in relation to the Mccormick Machine t. atte
to- to write few lines per mail, and viii be sur
TO call, -
Cassyille Wis. n arch II, 1862. AIT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

REVIEWS AND BLAoKwooD.-
~ Ss SIT IN regular receipt Of the British
o We a'a including The North British Isl
Westminster, London Quarterly and Ma No.
ioDpfSq These ls.o magazines represent the sew
1n1 ' shades Is'c Of British party and opinion
and form fine, large volumes for the year. year.
d o1,r rn1' separate. e, $500 and for Black.
Qual'S i 10 The entire works can be
. "o at this Office. They ought % o
more generally read.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
REAPERS & MOWERS.
notice.
HICCOrmiCk'S Reaper q ''"'""'''

All those in want Of repairs for McConnicks Reapei
& Mower, will find full stock by calling on me at my
residence in CAssvle. shall be at home from June
23d up to July 9Th inclusive wish those wanting
repairs to call during that time. II the repairs
needed are not on hand here, shall order them at
once from Chicago.
wish all those that promised to the Travelling Agent
of C. H. Mccormick Brothers last winter, 70 make
payments on their Notes in May and June, TO do So;
these Notes are in my hands for collection
r. BRINCKMANN, Agent.
Cassyil,e June 10, 1862. l-wS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

Eg- The interesting letter Of Hon. ].
/. Mills, appearing in another column is
recommended to the reader.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

eT Calls continue to be made TOR con-
,ribafions for the sick and wounded s0l-
5iers. We would recommend all such !:
contributions cont. to be packed properly in
boxes and left in Lancaster with Dr.
AnrslI, who has been 50 fortunate as to
la.e no article heretofore sent by him.
bsy;or in his possession receipts from the
Sanitary Commissioners for every article
bv him forwarded. Small contributions
d money should accompany packages for
paying freight charges, as the doctor has
alr,,dy paid more than his share to our
certain knowledge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
w ATcH LOST!
Five Dollars Reward!

Lost, somewhere on the road between Potosi ana
waterloo, gold watch, openaced, gold dialed cyn-
ar escapement, with the initials NJ H. in small cant
tas on the outside Of Tue watch was manufsc-
tured by Tobias l. Co., Liverpool NO Sc a40 Thera 4;
also the No xO,620 the inside Of case will give a
reward o. 5000 to the finder by leaving the watch at
the Post Office in Potosi or at the Herald Office
Waterloo June 20 1862. 2.~5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
MEDICINAL.
AYERS
CATHARTIG
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, ana
complaining Are you out u
order, with yonr system dc.
ranged, aud your feelings un-
comlOitablei These symps
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Som0 nc az
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be aycrted by a
timely use Of the right REM
edy. Take Ayers Pills, an6
cleanse out the disordered hns
mors - purify the blood, ant
let the fluids move on unob-
strueted in health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ac-
tiylty, purify the system from
the distractions which make
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale one hundred and
twenty farFp land sit mated IN See 50 ana ga
ia the Town Of Blue river the Wis., and MrSco-
On road About 50 a5tts Gre under good cultivation,
plenty Of timber and good range for stock. Il is sp-
ated ~ miles from Castle 4. K Mills want part
balance viii give gitet bargain for cash Inonlr
on the premises or Of y Greene, Moniisst, 80
Nontfort, Wis Nag p. Nv
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
WAGON MAKING AND REPAIRING.
TO THE PUBLIC OF
Grant County g. Elsewhere!

have now on land Complete agsortnlent OF
HARDWARE, IRON & STEEL,
STOVES, TINHAKE,
GLASS & PUTTY, AGRICULTURAL TOOLS
KER OSEN K, n1PS, &c.
Offer the above for cash and cash oly, greatly
reduced prices My stock Of Stoves offer at lower
prices than any other dealer in Grant County, Those
dealing ia BoscObe will End it to their advantage
call my store before purchasing elsewhere, am
determined to offer cash customers bargains that will
be- ia keeping with the times.
sstoxe ear the Depot nexs to the Barnett House in
% cobel.
FRANCIS McsPADEN.
Boscobel, January 1862. 22-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

ng Letters to Capt. Woods Company
IN Col. Washburn's Cavalry should be adj
dressed as follows: Second Wisconsin
Cavalry, sd Battalion, Company Q, St.
Louis, Mo. The regiment having been di-
vided into three battallions, and each bat
TALON being posted at different place. it
is recommended to name the battalion, in
writing letters Letters are promptly for
warded from St. LOUIS to any part Of the
country where companies are stationed
We learn that Capt. Wood has rendered
his resignation, bat lave not heard wheth-
or the same has been accepted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

THEvING. - Two horses were stolen at
Miflin a few evenings since. Two saddles
were stolen from the stable Of VIM. Den
MS, New California, the latter part of
week before last, the thieves evidently de-
signing to use them in running off horses
which they had stolen or were about to
steal. Charley Shepherd, a colored man
residing near Lancaster, had two fine horses
stolen on Friday the 9th inst, and it is
thought by the same who took Mr.. Den
MS saddles. 1t should be understood
that all able bodied men of each nelghbor-
hood should start Immediately and scatter
IN every direction as soon as neighbours
horses are missing, the finder to receive .
reward OF lointpu The whole coun-
Try should arouse at once and Join in D
common crusade against the thieves. At
This time Of year, the thieves lie under the
shade through the day, travelling only
nights.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PRES II LIME

have on hand at my Kiln near Washburn. and win
keep AZ All TIMES full supply of fresh Lime whic
for cash down. WA ~ IIs M ~
Washburn, June Is, 1882 ~,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

AENIvERsABY ATTRACTIONS AT PLATTE
Beside excellent arrangements for
celebrating the Fourth at Platteyille in the
usual manner by Orations, Dinners, Mu-
sic, Toas,s, &C., tie boys ale preparing
some genuine fun, being scientific bur
lesque, in many parts, with manual and
field exercises on horse. This will
be a rich an1 attractive all-day en-
tertainment that all the grave, gay and
giddy may admire,
We acknowledge receipt Of compli-
mentary invitation, and card Of admittancc
which we copy as specimen Of the IL
oagbpen5oRghpens:
KOMPULLMEETRI KEERD.
Omyt the Bairuer q al de familie-lT
and wun small hos, and al of bis purfeshion
aie--but no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
JoH JOINS of BLAK JAK.
We may be there to accept the Lospi
talities rendered and see the performances
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

- Read A. 4 T. A Burf' advertise
II another column
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

- 10 Town AND scuooL DlsrRrcr
1SEAsURERs AND TEACHERS The an
P0fu0nment of the State Superintendent
" now N tho County Treasury in Gold
AS follows.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
10000 POUNDS WOOL WANTED
FOR CASH, I'm rLATTEVELLE.

The subscribers win pay the highest market price in
cash for Woolali grades, washed unwasned; delg-
GEO. HExTER 4 co.
Plattevile, May 2s, 1862. 5o-mss
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

m Esqr. Maso continues este to ' &C. q o ~
travelling !, = eoTscting and in receiving new
has . naq r. and orders for work are in
' SUBSCRIBE, . for him to continue all the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
cash FOR WHEAT
A Chance % Pav
l l
Improved Farm for sc !

The subscriber offers for sae HE smali farm, Aituated
in the Hurricane Grove, sonthwest Of The town
ofIancaster, containing Oh acres 5acres pnaer cu
hyation, sll choice land. The dwelling IS good, With
good stahaea, granerY &c. Also, coed welNater and
springs, some apple trees in bearing tho public
school house and cLtleh aud 10 good neehbprhood
Of people. RICHARD TRAVIS.
Hurricane, April let, 1862. ~ 3rns
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

LATE Musfc.-Three pieces latest music
ere received from the music store Of II.
NJ. Higgiugs, III Randolph Street, Chi
cage, the largest publisher and dealer in
music in the west. Titles OF music re-
-ceived as follows: "Oh Fallen Hero" in
memory Of Col. E. D. Baker who fell
victim TO treachery, written by Bayard
Taylor; 1.-THE Contraband's jubilee, com
posed by Higgings; and year Of Jubilee,
or Kingdom bias Come" the latter, one Of
the finest pieces Of plantation music ever
ofered-words the same as printed ca the
first page Of our paper this wee6; It is
having a more general run in tie army
south than Dixie ever had, and is sung
and cheered everywhere Price Of any Of
these pieces 25 cents. Send letter,
stamps aad order addressed as above, of
whom any popular music may be had.
NATIVE HolasE THIEvEs.-J James Snod-
grass, aged q, and Cornelius VanausdaIl,
aged Is past, son Of respectable parents,
both Of Patch Grove, brought up to hon
est labor and.with fair opportunities to be-
come men, lately tooklt into their heads that
they were smart enough to live without
work. So they started for Iowa, some
weeks agointending to follow horse racing.
Yanausdau claimed to be the owner Of the
Waukon mare, capital stock and just fast
enough to lose money on. snodgrass had
no capital, except that he shared the low.
cunning which himself and Vanausdall had
jointly acquired in bad places and com
pany about the street corners.
They returned from Iowa, BY night,
unbeknown to anybody, and stole each
horse from near neighbor one
from Jacob Lambert, and another from
John Beidler and started off, winding
about in a confused manner, laying out
nights. On the third day thereafter,
Thursday OF last week, they were seen
three miles north of Lancaster, suspected
and reported in town; whereupon Sheriff
Moore with others started after and
traced them into Halferty's Grove,
where they were discovered sleeping sound
ly, horses tied near by. The Sheriff
reused the boys, in terribly frightened
state of mind and hurried them off to town
for examination before ESQ. Burr. They
waved examination till Monday by going
to jail, Vanausdall giving bail the day after
for his appearance. Monday came, when
they were examined and the facts offered
as above. The Justice held them for
their appearance and trial at courts in bonds
of 5000 each. Security was given and the
boys went home, or perhaps to Iowa, IN
pursuit Of what is unknown. They may
never appear for trial, prefering to forfeit
their bonds, fixed entirely too low we think
unless the design was to allow the boys
one more chance 10 return to good beha-
yior without prison chastisement. This
may have been proper and right design
in fixing the bonds 50 low in their case; but
for regular bred and habitual horse thieves,
better we think to go the extent Of the law
il view of securing conviction and punish
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
ROSCoBEL, FENNIMORE,
LANCASTER g. PoTosi
U. S. MAIL, a
r r Z w Il XIX

The subscriber having the Mail Contract for the above
route, after the LIST OF July, o., gives notice that he
wlll stock the route with good, hacks and safe
horses
Passengers by this line connect with stages for
6alena by way of Lancaster and Patteyille also for
Danleith, Galena and Dubuque by Potosi and for ra
RE du CHEN, Cassville and Mineral Point By direct
stage lines connecting at Lancaster and with al ner-
or towns in the county.
He pledges faithful attention to Express business
and to the faithful delivery CT small or large packages
entrusted to his n driver will be employ cd ex
cept those tiled anu Knowr to be true and reliable
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
TIME TABLE OF 1862
FOR THE
goscObel Milwaukee & Prairie du ChienR. K
CORRECTED By r. >. BURDEcK, Agent

gORRECTED BIZ r. .. BUFDIOA, -A5eIt'
rst train coinr East, Freight Passenger 5;45 a. NJ
saanns s 8 Mail I" lOilz =
3rryes in milwaukee, at IS p. m. Stops only at Bos'
absI Lone Rock and Alazomanie, west VI Madison
TIL rain East night Express Passenger, 4;30 p ~
Arriving in Madison at 9.lO p m ana arriving - ii'
Yankee at 4:I5 a. m o.,o
F;rf train going West, Freight Express VIZ q. IA
Laannd i Il Passenger, @;iO p. %
peSp5 q Nail & Passenger, 6:0l "
1-tf - = -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
INDEPENDENCE BALL

INDEPENDENTS BALLI
There will be a Coton Party at the new stone naii
General invitation is given to ladies and gent
- 1853 ~ nar le of 4 good supper and dancing
ny fs Of Tnsc will be in attendance b f. Langioi
!. Shaaaoek & Mr. Burton
MANAGE11S:
GLEN HAVEN bEk1omN.
VIM Tate John SiSbey. b bioeS' AieA o-."e
rtrax LANCASTER.
e., 4uunklns. 1 Hilton. C J Hyde. Farqularson.
fs,,ovp goTosE.
Reed Patch, Hiclsnn- ses nAt -
ol-a. + { uasan. .TMeKenzie y Graves.
Iickets-2 90.
DOUGLAS OLIVER.
divers Mills, Grant comfy, Jane Il. uli 1a'y
NEW YORK REGENT OIL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
two Horse PIows, shovel Plows,

Breaking Flows and Cultiyators Of pattern and finish
which have the admiration of ali who have tried
them. de will repair Plows and Reapers
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
BiIiOus Disorders : Liver Complaints.

IF0Dl N. IAe000fe BeN, q Nelo I0lA Jfy.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their pu
pose as an aperent but lind the beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed They have in my prac
tce proved eiectual for the OF bilious
pldi7Rs than any remedy can mention sincerely
rejoice that have at length purgntive which is
thy the confidence Of the profession ANA the people.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

Informs the Farmers of Grant and surrounding coun
ties that he is manu- featuring aud keeps
hand good assortment Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

SIR have used your Ps ia my general and hospital
practice since you made he and cannot hesitate to
say they are the best eathartc employ Their reg-
ating action the liver il quick and decided,
quenty they admirable remedy for arrangements
bilious disease so obstinate that Il did readily Yield to
them. fraternally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, 81 d.,
Musician Of The Murine Hospital.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

Fom Dr.. r. ", Cartwright, Aeg ORLEANS.
Your Pills are the prince q purgos. Their excellent
oualities surpass any cathartic possess They
mild but very certain aud elactn in their action on tho
bowels which makes them invaluable to ia tho daily
Treatment of dlsease.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
Dysentery, Dlarrh0ea, Ilelax, Worms

from IN. y. q, green, " CWca9a
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, and
hold them in esteem OF the bes, aperlents have
ever found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver maos
them excellent remedy when given in small doses for
bilious dyseatery and dia1rh@q. Their sugar-coating
makes them very acceptable and Convenient for the
Of women aud children,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-16

WHAT THE REBELS THINK OF JESSE D.
BR1GHT.-The Memphis Avalanche of the
10th inst. re-publishes letter of Jesse Z.
BrIghts which appeared some time since in
the Louisville papers, containing his views
about abolitionists. The Avalanche pre-
faces the letterwiththe remark that Jesse
D. Bright has always been and still IS the
friend of the South" and compliments him
for his moral courage. The italics in the
above sentence appear in the article referred
to. If Mr.. Bright stilI is the friend of the
South, as the Avalanche so positively as
serts, he is dangerous man to be permitted
to keep his seat in the United States Sen
ate, when in secret session, the plans and
purposes of the Government are daily dis
cussed. The paper referred to was in the
hands of the correspondent of the New York
Herald, and the article viii reach Wash
ington through the columns of that paper.
Mr.. Bright will doubtless fail to appreciate
the kindness of the Avalanche in compli-
menting him at this particular juncture,
when his loyalty is at the best questionable.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-16
: the Steamship Rlnaldo Lost


Is the Steamship RinaIdo Lost
FEARS FOR HER sAFEFY-A STRONG PRoBA-
RnITY THAT sLIDELb AND MASON HAVE
GONE TO pAvY JONES LOCKER
The safety of the British steamer RinaI-
do, with her cargo of rebels, is beginning to
be a matter of doubt. The general impress
sion was, when she left Provincetown,
that she would proceed by the usual route
to Halifax, when Mason and Slidell would
be transferred to mail steamer for Eng
land, but the latest arrival from the former
place brings no tidings of her. The length
oftime which has elapsed warrants the
conclusion that if Halifax was the destined
port, the Rinaldo must have been lost in
that terrible storm which ragged with such
unprecedented fury during the night of the
lst instant, and the following day.
The Rinaldo left Proyincetown at six
o'clock P. N. of the LIST instant, and only
two hours afterwards the gale commenced
all along that vicinity. All those who witt
messed it, and, sailors who were out at that
time, concur in representing it as the most
furious that has been. experienced on the
eastern coast for many years. The losses
to the shipping on the high seas, were ex-
"disasters" in the ship news column of The
World, Immediately subsequent to the
storm, have already chronieled. At least
two vessels, the schooner Edw ard NJ Clark,
of Hartford, and another of unknown name,
are known to have sunk with all on board
during the fearful night. ~
The scores of other cases that are not vet
known can only be imagined by looking at
the long list of vessels due, many of which
should have been in port during the first
few days of the present month. The Ri
naldo may have steered for ST. Thomas on
leaving Cape Cod, but such course would
seem uncalled for and singular. She sailed,
as the British Consul in this city states, IN
der sealed orders, which Capt Hewitt, her
command, was to open after leaving port.
The Rinaldo had heavy armament Of guns,
which would naturally tend to disable the
vessel IN storm. They were also mounted
on the main deck, a fact which would still
further tend TO incapacitate the vessel for
weethering severe storm. Two OF her
cannon weighed over 10, 900 pounds each,
and the remaining fifteen were all 32-pound-
ers. The Rinaldo is, or was, as the case
may be, screw steamer, with engines Of
zoo horsepower, manned by two hundred
hands, under the following officers Com
mander, Hewitt; 1st Lieutenant, A. Arling-
ton; End Lieutenant X. Turtou; Master,
g. Smythe !; Surgeon, A Archer Pay-
master, a. Thompson; Assistant. Surgeon,
A. Nelson, If the steamer took the ST.
Thomas route for England, and arrived
safely at the former port, we shall probably
not hear of the fact until ten or fifteen DAYS
longer--N Y. World