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, 1862-05-26

St. Louis, It can excite no feeling Of hostility
to assert that of all the cities of the country
Chicago is the one most interested in Its
construction.
, 1862-05-26

w ANTED.-To 4 ALillinc.s.
w Wanted Immediately good Trimmsr. Apr.5
to MRS. MASON, Is Lake street, tup-$taira,>
, 1862-05-26

WANTED-1o0 Agents, Local
our twelve new articles Of REAL MERIT. twarEsnted
rapidly Fof Circulars eaclose stamp j. v. ElCE 8
CO. Agents, Inventors and Manufscturers' Depot,
corner 81 Madison and Dearborn,zts, Chicago.
, 1862-05-26
3loSt.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN, Nav
sd 1867, four year old Mare Colt st.aEr. "
stolen from 1 State street. Color bag. Hittr rhs:,
her face and left hind feut shoe off tight ..d
f,ct. Wore head stall. a suitah'c reward W, b.
given II sa. horse Is delivered to 1s3 State <t-rt
nGtics given to l.. 4. uu!sc, Stewart HOUSE, Hl No
80, (My2+F63g-3t] L. 4. HLLSH.
, 1862-05-26

w AN TIE D.-Agents in every
w town IN thc logal States q the West so ciTcil;
Wors. which have the hghest aobta1s IN thir
and sdarted to the warts OF tbs people Sold
only By subscription Extra Inducements offered to
active men For particulars call ddtesa (w1ta
etampl E. D & r E.TREET, 1d WashinSton street.
fhjcaro- RoI 47sI .ut4;E1Cd
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e - 49, -
Il let'er 1ton 11saano' aa1eo III Duohn on
lne III u may. sass' cos#1tostano1ng tne
o'snssa'en,ng 1h'eingenee aaiy recelSea from
~ ens' he peesamt'S a'e Sill en'tanng 10
Inv county VI 1uesoay large numoef o.
peoPle .tom Llsto"ei anu l1s nelsnootaooo
passea tnrougn 1falee En- so'ae tor Ansfaca'
Ahey appeared nne, S..ns.loohlng people,
ana likely TO succeed IN me noor market OF
tae Ne" "ofaa. tn7 neS'e'" tSonnaugaL>
SsoF "taees: x1eaoy 1ne eAoaas mas COM
4aensse. = tsunDe'e y. tne peseSusfs leave 1of
~ ~ ~'sAy Fa'>Aee' euo ,atse piopot-
NJ W. ~ w as paw w tne osuei siue'
w ,e eutse ~ 1ese.'e :, nan'e' ous 1n4u1tlea
-4o4.1 So. @- - aDo o.ne,o au14oas ~ !ao-
~ s.oo" - D'A..7A oo'ouuoi1. Ing
alp'.>@14'1o W. aee 7nis' A1ion aAe sle4aS W
.ae Aneisaee- = Ane same "ra8ef aaos+ Asca-
e.enVe ouHsa M ain al .ue 1aoAltNu eAt1o.le
o'sopS ~ a'e'a"u s1ssesnaolea Yesterday IN Dao:
III ~ nansaes as'po''sAa' >. ou7ne as
u I'll .ae a1otation oa h.e snn!e. :theli ot-
gane are aao#eo 10 EYE; out H.ls ondesseooa
the critical stase oi me fapn1 rover was the
subject OF their dehnerataon-
- rne Moniior Vi,dfca+aa.
The fatc Of The Galcna in her encounter
With the h1ufr batteries on James River, and
the tscune of the Monitor froiu 1n1urv in the
%nrznrr 7hfSf
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i GENTS WANTED.-Proftable
A EnploJmeus ST. net prodr par Koes mAde By
Agents. on me new patent IaPaovD IzpELIaLH
:swo Eross q ono dsy oIsT seve1ty taouss7d "a aold
pies ot marked nnsn SC, nne stamp. Addrez4
II. T. ULARk- Nofthkm1toz. Haaa- m1tGnsA 3m
, 1862-05-26

NTANTED.-An intelligent young
w Iaav who can SIM. aud play the Piano mo
derately to traTel with gentleman and asEist IN
geutecf occupation Address L. 81 AAEs Is1ng11e f1n
, 1862-05-26
0N0n TONS OF COAL
WA NTF,D.

Sealed proposa1s viii be received 1t this oce until
10 A. NJ Wednesday. May 9Th for the delivery ln the
coal bins q she EnEtne House Of the chssgo Water
Hi, Mineral Ridge, ormsbJ Or M Carbon Coal
The Coal must be Of the best quality Of IT, Kind
weighed at the Eugtne House. and the weights there
found will determine The amount delivered The de-
Board oi Public Werks shall dect and W b. hnished
The Board tic rsht to sccept any bid or to
1eaet1 any Of al bids.
By order Of the Board.
A. ". TTEKHAM, Secretary.
, 1862-05-26

TO its salubrity and healthfulness.
The expenditure Of thirteen millions Of
dollars in from three to five years in the
construction Of the work, Will be in itself
70 small advantage to the city and the
State
As the time is at hand when a vote must
be taken on our canal bill, 1t is to be hoped
that every citizen will use his influence
with such members Of Congress as he may
be acquainted with in in ITS favor. If any
fail to do this, or use their influence against
it, they will assume responsibility hard
to bear, and infliet an injury upon the
commerce Of the city from which, i,
may never recover. The idea thai
work calculated to add to the
d business and prosperity Of the entire
country, but tspecially Of the Northwest
cu States, can ipiure the business Of Chi
cago, involves contradiction which shows
It's absuraity. As well might i he con
tended that Pacific railroad would in]urt
Us. Everything Which cheapens transpor
tation adds 10 the value Of produc,
and property. The cities depens
upon the country for their support
They will be benefited in different de
grees by work like this, but all, eve'
Philadelphia, where most fear has beel
expressed Of its effects, will be favorabl,
1nnnenced by its completion. Ever,
: channel of trade from the East Il
TO the West will experience the sam
, 1862-05-26
11aaNtFD.

WTANTED-Cl Clerks Situation a
stasdr, active msn Of business habits e2mpe-
tent wishes for sttuatlon IS Clerk BOOK
keeper OF General Assistant Can give unexceptaona-
Bic references Address" " ". F. Tribune Qfic:
, 1862-05-26

WTANTED-AGENTS-$10o-
Mans Of Sou1hrtp stniee Co1orud, Ii Counties, 20
eens eolc.ed u stasss % cept* United state. Rail
Nap 25 cents Aiseonr Map 25 crEn Three Of aa7 OF
the above naps mail free. tor fo Or separAts'X for
retail price, Send STAMP and get circular, &c Z r
Ia Don, Agent, In Lake street. Chicago, Ill
n2SpSS41uu
, 1862-05-26

w ANTED-Agents to canvass for
w Headley's Life q Washington: Sacred Bio
graphr and History. Christian Home, and other publi
csto1is both ia the English aud German 1angac in
the ee Of which agents arc meeting with unparalleled
ties Fer fnl tnti,snatirn cali on address y. +.
GIHRs. Is. South Clark street. Chicago Post Office
, 1862-05-26

WI Al ED-AGENTS-
wv orFemals.z.Agentsw wanted u everytoEn ofthe
for Cutting Lsdies Dressea Boys Clothing. Shirts &C.
Secured bT copyT13ht AEeara making RON s; e 81 IS
hHce, No metropolitan Block address F. O. Box
92 enclosing three cent postage s7smp, Chicago III.
def hSR
, 1862-05-26

W7ANTED-Any one desiring the
w servtces Of an expert. thorough .eing BOOK
Keerer will please address Post Oee Boy 4a11. Salts
car he given uly1+- stQ42
, 1862-05-26

WANTED wish to purchase 4
w House and Lot we'll located. worth from $500
to $500 tpr which will pay half clsh or more, aIll
Ea1 HS4Q. i1lY2i--GNtlM
, 1862-05-26

completely crushed that it cannot break forth,
I while its authors are not allowed to Escape
Pliehed only by such blu "a have proposed
The reasons Of policy, 1t not Of duty, are con-
trolling. .>~ 49,.
But Thilca1l desire TO see the rebellion com
/ pletely crnahed, there may be difference with
regard to the rights ct Tsr which s1an sSa oe ex-
| be for all. Some may reject the exxmp1ea Of
the, past; others may insist upon following
i them. 1t is fer you TO choose but in Masking
your election, you will not forget the object
jn view. At another point have learned on
the authority Of Grotius., In turning now to
| Vatte1, a writer: Of mascu1Ine understanding.
who has done so much to popularlze the law
Of pa1ions, I am Influenced by the considera-
tiou that, less austere than others. be seemed
always inspired By the ire ar Of ais own nae ac
doing good, so that what be sauctlons cannon
be regarded a. illberal OF harsh In grasptug
4 The details which may enter into the obJec1
proposed, this benevolent master teaehes thas
we may seek these things: {Fattel, BOOK 5,
chap. 9.)
II /. Possession Of what belongs to ua~
2. Expenees and charges Of the waf, with
repaEation Of damages.
8. Reduction Of the enemy, 80 that he shall
be ineapah1e Of unjust violence.
4. Punishment Of the enemy.
And in order to arrive at these results. the
| rights Of var are cnr4, to be employed IN our
discretion; not forgetting that the properly
Of every rebel, whether real or pexsona', ls 81
justly liable TO forfeiture Is the propErty af =
hostile prince is admitted to be by the K'gats
Of War. :
But the tallest peoples must drop. For the
eonsptrasore who organized this great crime
and let slip the dogs Of *ar. there can be nc
) penalty too great They should be not onl!
punished to the extent OF our: power. ha'
they should be stripped Of al means ot iufla
eoce, 80 that, should their ,ives 30 spared
they may be doomed to wesr them outln po '
erty, it not In oxile. To this end their prep
: ! erty must be taken. But their poor deludet
; followers may be safely psrdoned. Lett to u
the privileges of citizenship in regene1atct
,, 1and, they vim unite in judgment Of thos
, leaders who have been TO them s1eh erue
tasBmsater8
But tbs property Of leaders consists hrgel!
> of land. owned in exhaustive plautsnons-
: Is juat that these should BE- broken up. 50 shz
r: they can never again oe the nurseries at tcae
si sptfacy OF dissftcction- Pax1tlonod into snoAl
: .ehtates, they. will eferd homes to n.ny wh
are nov homeless, while their peculiar An
, 1862-05-26

E,
To contiuue-asM Mr. RusselIs letters return
cd to Amsrica, our independent press soon
discovered instead Of an able bodied hesllshy
argument, nothing but false hair, false teeth,
dyed wliskcrs, q glass eye aud q wooden leg,
in other words-a stercotS Spsd sham Instead Of
fine specimen Of English honesty It Will
be remembered that, some time ago, cores
pondents were prohibited from following the
army; this was followed up by the Govern
ment seizure Of the telegraph offices Here
WAS discovered a fine nest Of traitors, and
who do you suppose was the chief rohber in
the band? Why, William Howard Russell,
the reliable correspondent Of the London
Times. fNeas, hear, and OIL
, 1862-05-26
:Far 5RlE.

TOR SALE-The entire Stock of
L. frstclass Grocery House, long established aud
doing good business together with Fixtures. Horse
/ Wagon and Lease. Address Post Office Bog Ia for
one week -. my2&r5a41w
, 1862-05-26
,ToumD.
Gcnerat Notices.

TITY 1NSPE GTOR AND
~ &iACGEE.-W- q. SHERMAN. the authe-:z..! Il.
epcctor and Gaaser for the City. has epsc,l hi.
at H. South W;trr street. 1fft8rds Bfuck) ard -
paze,i to ,ao work III h!s Nac, uval.sSt:.
, 1862-05-26
Bnarntng.

P0AKDING-Several single gea.
= tsa,sa . 1neTied couple and few dAy boar,!'s
the Court Rpusc. my2t-,57eetty
, 1862-05-26

4 DwARF AND L GIANT 0o1PARRD-
De Toequsville visited America, and wrote
, 1862-05-26

" "ANTED-A Situation, The
Y! subscriber "a live actve business mani vii raE
sic or reta Dfs Gods G.ocery o. HardxaFe mons
ior t1s g5Segs Of being shewn Psnt; Of woEk 70 Do
uonths. Undouhte1 reference regarding ability
integrity. &c. Address &C. B. A. = Tribune Office.
, 1862-05-26

WHAT OBscURED THE TIMES VISION.
The mystery WAS ut last solved, the secret
came out, aud the hostility of the 1lass-the
secession spirit OF tho goTernmen.-w ex-
planned; and the gigantic plot discovered,
whcl. already has hlied many q Western
grnyey ard, and has ruined, is running, and vii,
continue to ruin, thousands in England! The
time has arrived for the world to understand,
that the "hole action Of the Times, through
its leaders and correspondent, has been to
weigh golden soTeeeigns in the scale against
human life aud human misery. Somebody
has made nil1ions-rumor points to Roshs-
cal life, as the accomplices OF the Times, ia
this nefarions plot to involve the English and
Americans in IN fnhuman war, that they
might make a few more hundred thousands
| in the Stock Exchange {a voice. You
| have no right to make such statement with
| out proof" Cries Of order
, 1862-05-26

WANTED WANTEDl!-At
~ MRS BATES AHEECT OFFICE.
III Washington street, near Laaalle,
Situations for GOOD RELIABLE HELP. Mrs Bates
presutnes from psst year9 Of acquatntance with the
ladies OF Chicago to be able to provide them with suit
able Bervans OTcTe from the country punctuAlly at
tended to. r o Box. 996- 1al1El1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
Br1sudIer GCnsraI CRAWFORD.

We have already noticed in telegraph,
the appointment on Thursday, by tue Pres
ident, of Major s W Crawford, late ir-
spsctpr General of Gen. RoseSraus staff.
as Brigeaier General. He is q native Of
Philadelphia He entered the army in
1861 rs Surgeon, at sbe bead OF his class.
file was al once sent 10 the frontier, where
he semnined for several years In 1867, he
Travelled throughout Mexico, nnd made a
daring, and successful ascent OF the volca-
no Popocatsptl For his researches he
was houored by ;he Geograph,cal Society
Of Mexico with membership. He was sub
sequenily made henrer of dispatches to
the State Department In 1865 lie was as
signed again to duty GU the frontier, with
she late lumeuted Gen Lyon, and he cou-
,iuued the warm friend uud correspondent
Of tbnt patriot until his death.
10 1860 Major Crawford was ordered to
Fort Sumter During the long imprison-
mont of tina, brave band, aud in the fiual
bombnrdmeut, he bore conspicuous part,
and commanded for hours the battery ex-
posed to tue fire of Fort NIoui:sic and
SulIivun's Island. After the fall of Sumter
he was assigned to duty with Gen. Rose
Grams command aud TOOK an active part
in driving Floyd from Western yirginia.-
So valuable have been his services that the
delegates from Virginia waited upon the
President aud requested his nomination to
). General of Brigade
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14

We have nothing materially new from
Yorktown dispatch rom there last
evening, states that a balloon recounis-
auce had discovered the fact TINT the enc
my were being powerfully reinforced, both
with mes aud guns. There can TIE no
doubt, from all the rccDunts before US
shat utmost the whole UrGtsyfsl OF the Cor
louisville army is being moved down and
concentrated at Yorktown. Their force
there now is snid by some nccouuts TO be y
hundred thousand men. By other ne
counts it is said to be more. All reports
ugree thn, it is very large and that it is iu-
cressiug, What Gen McGlelian's force is,
OF course, we do rot know IN round
numbers it is not fur from oue hundred mud
fifty thousand, we suppose. Aud they are
now close up TO .he yebel works within
cauusu range of them in some pieces
Our approaches are being heavily secured.
immense guns are being put forward gradu-
ully, and seige buttories raised.
we have no idea ;hat fight is imminent
between the rebels aud Mcclellan. An
penrsuces p'aiuly indicate we thiuR that
our policy Is 10 hold the rebels imposition,
and &c. as mouy OF them to concentrate u,
Yorktown as possible Nearly all their
n7aihble force in Virginia mus, he there
now, II ;bts is 50, il leaves the way to
Richmond aud 10 the rear OF Yorktown
open to Mcdowell and Bauas, who are
pushing on, the one from fredericksburg
aud the other up the Valley. 1t looks US
though piece of mastery tactics was
being played on tue rebels, aud we cannot
see bow ii eau fail OF success. THEY are
now so threatened here. there aud else.
wbere,and consequently so distracted, that
they cannot provide ogains, "a strong com
biuatiou like this QUO OF Mcclellan, Mellow
ell aud BANKS Mcdowell is not more
than forty miles from Richmond. There is
no considerable force in ms way. His com-
munica,tous will require hut little witch
ing and all he has to look after IS Jack
sous force and whatevsrremlins ofthe Cor.
dousville army Banks will occupy these
people also, and SO will Millroy who is now
well on the road to Stauutou.
Things look bright for US in Eastern
Virginia, and there is no doubt that such
vigorous aud successful blows are accumu-
ating there tortbe rebels, as will result
in their irrsmediabIe defeat.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
onrInth.

Things around Pisssburg Landing and
Corin;h continue 70 wear mysterious aud
unsatisfactory appearance Recent adj
vices do not clear matters up scarcely be-
yond first reports. Theesrimate now made
is, tina, we lost. 5000 men in killed and
wounded, and the rebels $4,000, We can
hardly believe anything OF she kind. And
yet it is strange that we have nothing re-
liable and definite by this time. 1t does
not seem that we have advanced on Cor
NTH We have just about recovered our
first position, md that is all. The seces-
sion account stopped short OF al the close
OF the firs, day, when they had the best of
it, and our account stopped short of al the
close of the second day, when we hud the
best Of it. Aud thus matters stand Who
hud the best OF it on the third day anu
thereafter, does not appear. The public
will nwnit the official reports with great
deal OF interest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14

Wereeeiysd officialnevSs yesterday after
noon of''be capture OF Huntsville, Alabama.
by General Mitchelrs advance guard. and
along With it, an important haul of rail-
road rolling stock. The city, it appears,
was taken completely by surprise. They
had no idea thar we were so near at hand.
They had no time to get anything nut of
the way
This is an important position gHiued, as
it cuts the great Virginia aud Tennessee
Read righ, ia two, and makes au irrepara-
bic breach between the rebels in Eastern
Virginia and their allies at Coriuth and
Memphis. The importance OF the position
eau easily be seen by a glance at the mans.
Il IS another twist OF the anaconda. 1t
shdrtens the breath of the rebellion inst
that much more Divide and eouuuer. is
the programme Keep the Virginia army
III Virginia, aud the Western army in the
West, and pot II out oftheir power to throw
troops from one 70 another as thew may
need them With Burnside near Colds
horo, in North Carolina, and our forces
threatening the East Tennessee portion Of
the Virginia aud Tennessee Road, II is fast
getting to be all day with the rebels. Thev
have no outlet or inletSrom or into Virgin.
ia. They cannot eouceurrateuftertheirn mex,
geueral defeatanywhere. five whip them
in the West, that scatters them TO the wind
there, aud our whole force in the West eau
be thrown round facing the Fast, and ii we
whip them III the East, we can turn on
them from that direction.
There is one thing to he observed about
Mitcheli's situation at Huntsville, and that
IS, that 1t is au extremely pr ecarious one
and one in which be must act suddenly,
and accomplish his ernlud in the shortest
possible time He is not over tiny mites
trem coriuth, from which place a heavy
force could be ruu dowu. on him in a few
hours. We presume that he will proceed
eUerge,ioalIy and quielIy to iemolishiug
the railroad on either side of Huntsville
say as far as lDscAcur on the west side. and
Cleveland on the east and north side
This done, aud he may rest secure from
surprise.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14

IFRoN HOREBRODE s rHlTEDssTATG HAIL.
ABUSE OF THE Mans. But few PERSONS
Eare aware Of the extent TO which tho
mail and post office facilities aHOrdsdiby
the government are employed 30 answer
itthe GndsT6f BWindlDrs, and rfUr Immoral
and vicious purposes. 0ns.Of the latRst'
lodges of these rngucs is the publication
of advertisements IN country papers,
Signed by names somewhat similar to
those of vol known and respectable New
York firms, promising, on the receipt of
a certain sum, To sGnd by mail some ar
tiolGs, such us a gold witch books, &C.,
worth four times the amount. OF courRC
the goods Gre never sBnt, ind the luck
less victiOus either nEvBr hear anything
further of their Investments, on the Bhar
lPGrs answer tlIHir complaints ,lly lying
lettor, asserting that tho remittance never
reached them. 0thnr sCOundrcls nuke
use of the post Office Fos the circulation
Of obscene books and prints, and food
tho country with slIGir nirDulars, offering
/ siIeir filthy wares inr sale. We under
stand thai II quietus will ere long he giy-
IN to the disgusting traffic of these lattHr
4 gentry, by the passing of law uuthOr-
ti8IHg pOstmirstBrs to exclude .th0se cons
rupt publications from the mails
/ MAILS FOE CAIIFDRKIA, oRRGuE AND
4 " AsHINGToE TERRITORY editor of
this paper and the Postmaster of New
( York are in tho daily receipt of lottors
asking how the mails are sent To GaIifor-
mia, DC, how nfton it is despatched, tho
duties of the departure of stonmors, &c,
&c. 1t seems that, notwithstanding tho
overland mail hms boon III OpBrntiOn
since Inst june, and Congress has ex-
! prHssly forbidden the trllnsmissiun,Of the
above mails ntlInrwise tinn ucrDEsi the
continent, people generally, and even
New York merchants engaged in the
California trade, suppnse that their let
ttCrs ure still sent by steamer Toall
such VIC wish to state, in tile plainest
terms, that the mails To tho Pacific Stntes,
Hrc sent overland, thnt they urc despatch
ed twice each .tluy from the New York
Office, and six times Il week from ST.
Joseph, Mn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
.The 't,rout 'rrlumpn at 1slanl No. M
(From the cineiunAti CoamIrelaI.l

NFroFl the Cincinnati Commercially
The reduction OF Island No. 10 will
stand out in the history OF the rebellion as
one of the greatest triumphs of successful
strategy ever recorded. The .attempt To
shell tlesrebels out of their intrenchulents.
the stupendous enterprise of flnuktuE the
position by making an artificial channel
was undertaken, and after a lapse of three
weeks, accomplished. Forests were cut
down, thousands of trees being sawed OF
four feet under water, and a ,chaaueI,
through which transports and tugs could
pas, made for a distance of twelve miles
The crossing of the a lips by Napoleon was
not a more herculcau undertaking, and We
are not surprised thar the rebel prisoners
should have been iucredulous when told of
1t The transports through, gunbodts
were required for their protection, and to
silence the batteries of the enemy and en-
able Gen. Pope to effect a landing on the
opposite shore. The successful running
of the blockade by the EorOudolet and
iFtttSbuTgh-as veutuFeSome enterprises as
ever maIie immortal tue navy of the nation
completed all the preparations and deci-
Cled the fate of the Island. Outulauu,ny-
red and Outtiauked, there6els did not wait
to light, The land forces ran away only to
be bagged, aud the naval force had nothing
TO do but surrender.
The loss to the rebel cause is not more
serious ia men than the means of war;
as we obtain more particulars, tte, ulagui-
tude OF the important results accomplished
increases. Rightly siege guns, thirty field
pieces, 5000 small arms, 400 wagons.
1000 solid shot, aud immense supplieslof
ammunition, hundreds of horses antimuEes
vast supplies of comnlissary and Quarter
masters stores, sali the tents, utensils.
eiothtng--in fact, all that the rebels had,
besides ten. steamboats, and two steam tugs,
reamong the spOils of this 6loodlessvIc-
tory This loss IS iEremedai6le TO the reb-
els, and it would have sorely taxed the
resources of,our t6ovsruuent to asuunIy
their plaee, bad they been taken from Us by
the rebels
The magnitude of this achievement, and
the important results that mustffolloV are
hardly conceivable as yet. The river is
oPento Memphis, and Wepresuuae a week
will NOT eelapse before that city viii be
Com. Foote aud his Victorious
navy.