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WAsHNGroN, June 23.-Despatches have
been received by the Navy Department
from Admiral D. D. Porter, giving particu
lars of the expedition up the Atchafalaya
river by Lieutenant Commander Ramsel,
with the steamers Ohillicothe, Neosha and
Fort Henderson. l,-.si 81.
When about mile and half from Sem
mesport; the battery from the shore opened
upon them. The rebels were driven away
and the battery, containing two thirty
pound Parrott's, was captured, ono of the
guns however wss hurt, the other was sent
to Cairo. Our less was small, one man only
being wounded. 1t is thought mortally.
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Wool THIEF AT LARGE.-Several day.
ago man, who gave bis name as Henry
Daces, (who said he lived near Warren)
called at the establishment of S. Horkhei>
mer and male arrangements for the sale ol
a quantity of wool. On Wednesday after
noon he called and obtained sacks from Mr.
Horkheimer and yesterday morning deliv
cred the wool, and received one hundred
and eighty-nine dollars for it. A few hours
after the contract was closed, and the mo n
ey paid, a Mr.. Lndley Cope, who resides
near Warren, came along and claimed the
wool. Cope brought responsible witnesses
to substantiate his claim and the wool was
handed o7er to him. Mr.. Horkheimer then
purchased the wool from Cope for two hum
dred and sixteen dollars. The man Daces
stole the wool from Cope's barn, brought it
here, received his money, and has not been
heard from. AS he is an entire stranger, it
viii be hard matter to find the thief.
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HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, June 9.

w WARRINGTON, june 10.
Mr.. Brooks called attention to the fact
that the bill provides one per cent for
the necessary expenses of engraving, print
ing, preparing and issuing the United States
netes, Treasury notes, fractional notes and
bonds, and of disposing of the same to
purchasers and subscribers. He said only
few days ago $4, ,4OO,O 900 were appropriat
ed for similar purposes, and as the whole
amount to be printed under the bill was
$6l4 0O0,O 900, the one per cent would make
a sum total of over S4,OO0,O00. 1t could
be done for great deal less. He himself
would print the pnblic money for one-tenth
of that sum.
On motion of Mr.. Brooks, an amendment
was made that the imprint of the seal of
the Treasury Department shall be made in
room apart from the printing bureau.
Mr.. Tracy ofPennsylvania offered reso-
luton instructing the committee on mill
tary affairs, to enquire into the expediency
and propriety of reprinting bill, giving to
soldiers who volunteered for less than three
wears and more than nine months, the
same bounty as is allowed by recruiting
laws, etc., this refers to those who have
died. or may die in line of duty.
Mr.. Fenton of New York, said the com e.
mittee was instructed to the same effect
by his (Fenton's) resolution, two or three
weeks ago, but he had no objections to the
committee being again instructed, and he
hoped it would have good result, The
resolution passed.
The House went into the Committe on
the whole, resumed consideration Of the
new loan bill.
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From New York.

New YORK, June 23.-The rebel Gener,
al Gardner, who was taken prisoner al
Port Hudson, and has been confined in Fort
Lafayette for some months, was taken from
the fort at an early hour yesterday morning,
and sent to the headq uarters of Gen. Foster
in the front of Charleston. ~
In the Superior Conrt to-day a verdict
of $2l6472,07 was rendered by tho jury in
the case of W. T. Wilkins against W. P
Earle & Son. The suit was brought to re-
cover $20O,0OO, deposited by the plaintiff
in the safe of the defendant in their Hotel
and which was stolen by the clerk who re-
ceiyed it. ,53s1 &c..
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FORTRESS MONROE, june l9.

rORIhESS MONROE, JHub ~,
Major General Gilmore, with bis staff,
passed through this department to-day en-
route for Washington, to report to the Ad-
jutant General, By order of General Grant.
Itappears that General Butler took occa-
SION, in an. official report to the Secretary
of War, to severely censure Gen. Gilmore
for failing to attack ,he enemy's works at
Petersburg on the 10th. General Gilmore
then in letter to Butler, suggested that
he should probably apply for court of in.
ouiry upon the matter The language Of
his Communication was decidedly respect
full and there was nothing in 1t at which
General Butler could take offeDse. But
the latter Immediately issued an order re
lieviDg General Gilmore Of his command,
and directing him to report at Fortress
Monroe, there to await court Of inquiry
In this he was little too fast, as no investi-
CATION had been ordered, or even called for,
and the order was therefore irregular,--
When General Grant arrived at Bermuda
Hundred, the matter was referred to him.
He immediately issued an order relieving
General Gilmore from the command of the
Tenth Army corps, "at his own request" !"
and directing him to report to the Adjutant
General at Washington.
Almost before the ink was dry with which
the last order was written, events occur
red to justify the course Of General Gill>
more He was sent to attack Petersburg
with but one corps. assisted by General
Kautz's cavalry, which was to cooperate
with him in another direction, rendering
him no immediate assistance. He found
upon his advance that the enemy's works
were so situated as to be absolutely impreg
nable to his forcs, and his judgment die.
tated that he had better withdraw instead
of sacrificing his men. He did SO and was
censured. General W. +. Smith, q lew
days ago, made an attack upon almost the
identical lines and carried them, it is true,
but under far more advantageous circam-
stances. After he had captured the lines,
the rebels withdrew to their second line OF
works, and had not General Smith been
reinforced by General Hancock, he would
not have been able to hold the ground be
had taken, much less to assault the next
line Since the capture of the Notifications
against which General Gilmore was sent, it
has been discovered that they were truly
formidable, and that it would have been
folly for General Gilmore, unaided, to have
attempted the movement be was ordered to
accomplish. When court Of inquiry is
held, as it will doubtless shortly be, the
evidence will justify General Gilmore and
display General Buffers military genius in
no very enviable light. ,
hewhole secret of Buffers pique against
General Gilmore lies in the fact that the
latter knows too much. Butler can never
entertain an officer who knows more than
he does, and especially if his blunders are
made SO apparent that he cannot throw the
responsibility upon his inferior in rank as
was the case at the movement upon Fort
Darling, where valuable ground was lost
through the pig headed stubbornness ofthe
lawyer general.
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DhRRHGA AND DYsEsTERY.-We have
examined a great number Of letters from
some Of the most prominent citizens OF
Cincinnati and Covington, &c, speaking In
the highest terms of Dr.. Strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of Diarh0a
and Dysentry. The letters are too long to
publish. Mr.. Woods, of Covington, says
he-was pronounced incuroble by the best
doctors 10 Oincinna.i, and one bottle of DR..
Strickiand's Anti-C Cholera Mixture effected
permanent cure after suffering for months
with the worst form of DiaTrhea and Dys.
entry: - t-s .st-ai d&RlyTu&F %
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More Picket skirmishing.

HEpaUARTEss, June %, M-There
was some artillery firing on the right and
picket skirmishing at various point along
the the whole of yesterday, resulting in
the wounding cf few men, but Causing no
change in the position. 90
A battery stationed on an elevated piece
of ground in front Of Petersburg kept an
uoying one of our batteries on the left some
time, when it opened in return. One Of
the shells exploded in the midst of the men
at the rebel guns and caused . cessation Of
firing on their part ~l.... Z. -
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FARM FOR SALE-Attentio is directed
to the advertisement under this caption
which appears in another column. The
farm is in excellent condition, good location
and every way suited for country resi-
dence. For terms apply to Thos. CLARK
Esq, in this city.
B4A special train will leave the Hemp
field Depot at 81 O'Clock, and return after
he sale. je2Otd
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SOLDIERS!

You ought not to be without such valuable msdi-
cine The Cincinnati National Union, Of April 2ttk
,ays that thousans Of soldiers have been saved by
the use OF stIicklands Apti-CholeTs Mixture. For
sale By Druggists at 80 cents per bottle.
Genenal Depot Cineinnst, Ohio. y14
Sold by NJ. Mahon Il Co., Cambridge, Drusglsts-
Thomas Cummings, Washington. ny l...a '
WI. Rogers, morristovn. III gst sla
o. q. Metcalf, Belmont. r g. I'D,
4 g. J. Welsh Co.. Druggists, Beiiar.
Richardson 6 Bro, BsllstS, Frontstres
Jacob Altmyer, Benvood, West Va. Ie ~y..
Myers & Hays, Front street BeiiaI.
iei6.ly-d&vTu&F ."A ff s-. F's. 10"
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS !! Shirts! "A full as
sortment of French and American cassi.
mere and flannel army shirts of various
styles and prices. Also rs dozen white
dress shirts at the following prices: Six for
$l2, SIS, $l8s $2l and $24. Also shirts
made to order and warranted to fit, of su,
perior work and unequalled in quality for
the prices. j. T. LAKIN,
No. lO2 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
mh29 6m
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The Money Market.

new YORK, June 53.-During the morning
the buying price of gold has ranged from
2:l2 to 2:l5, and selling at 2;l5 to 2:2O.-
The highest prices of yesterday brought
considerable on the market, and the Offers
ings this morning were quite liberal,
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DIEDs

On Thursday, June 23d, 1861, MARY ANN only
child Of MICHAEL and BRIDGET CAULFIALD, aged
about 2l months.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
the parents on Union Street, above Fourth this
friday afternoon atfour o'clock. The friends o,
the family are respe ctuly invited to attend
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GuERILLAs IN LoUDoN CoUNTY.-It is
stated that nume rous guerilla parties are
lrowEng about Loudon county, and that a
lew days ago they made their appearance
1T Waterford, and seized Mr. Samuel L.
Steer, the United States Treasury agent at
the Point of Rocks, and carried him off to
wards Upperville. Several prominent Sc
cessloniet we're Immediately arrested and
taken to the Point Of Rocks, where they
were released on giving forty thousand dol
lars security for Mr.. Steers safe return OF
themselves to custody. On the 18th in
slant the dwelling and barn of Mr.. Sidney
Williams, of the same county, were set or
fire by guerilIas and entirely consumed
AIR. W. was absent at the time, but hil
wife was at home and witnessed the de-
struction OF the property.
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TIE following is the process to Condense
milk for the soldiers: Place two quarts oi
new milk in a vesselover slow fire, stir ii
to prevent burning, until it is about the
thickness of cream, add one pound Of sugar
q little at time stirring constantly till
It becomes thick and stiff; then spread on
plates and dry in oven or sun, and powder
II With knife Or spoon. 1t can be sent in
papers and serves for both milk and sugar
When dissolved in coffee or tea. Let oul
dairy women try it, and they will get the
thanks of the Sanitary" and the soldiers
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o'clock Sheridan arrived with his entire
command. ,af W eYED s.iI
Our loss is only wounded. Abercrom-
bic received a despatch from Grant during
the engagement to hold the place at
oil hazards. a51lGW i8lcH4J
There was some skirmishing yesterday.
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Z ScuLLINs MArcH.-Thes great sculling
match between Hamill and Ward has been
fixed to come off on the 10th Of July on
the Monongahela river, above lock No. /.
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FRuIr.-Green apples and cherries have
already made their appearance in the shop
windows. Too much caution cannot be
exercised in in partaking of this fruit.
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THE SANITARY FA1R.-TThose who ye'ter'
day visited the buildings in which the San
isary Fair is to. be held, found everything
progressing admirably. The d'fferen,
churches have selected their booths, and
viii begin to fix them up to-day. There is
every indication of a;decided success. "
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For the Union Fair.

THE Committee on Refreshments are credibly in
formed that many Ladies desire to furnish Cakes ant
other edihles as free will offerings to the of
coming Fair. To such an opportunity Is offered
and is hoped that each person who sxpe to con
tribute or further aid in thi sway will leave memo
randum with any member of the Committee at thei
regular places of business, stating the quantity kind
and precise date Of the gift . - o,
REFRESHMENT COMMITTEES,
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Communication Clause.

New YORK, June 23.-The Posts Wash
ington special says there was a caucus of
Union members of Congress last night, to
consider the draft Communication clause.
Mr.. Stevens declared he would not be
bound by the caucus, to vote against COM
mutation.
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FLAGS! FLAGS!!

Everybody having Flags are requested to leave
them for the benefit of the Festival. Those that
will do so will please have them washed and sent
to the Committee on Decorations at the Fair Bull
dings. Attach a card with your name, so as to get
your Flags back again. a. ......
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New Advertisements
Another Call.
500

z Snn more Ladies and Gentlemen wanted to
OOO help our already osertasked workers at the
Fair Buildings The decorations must be compile ted
by Saturday night and feel at liberty, for the good
Of the cause to call for assistance upon all the loyal
men and women in our community.
Come one and all who can and will work. None 9TH
ers desired. ts.. t-s y.... o. ...
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Local and State News

NTERCHANTS who have already made contribu-
Nl tions to the "Faucy Goods Department Of the
Sanitary Fair will confer an additional favor on the
Committee by furnishing invoices Of the same. Those
who have not vet reported their contributo ms can
leave the same with invoice at the Store Of Messrs
Nicol u Bro. Main street 1t is desireable to have
early reports fom contributors to enable the commit
tee to perfect their arrangements. je16
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; Additional Contributions ,ot Goods n
ceived for the Festival and Fair, viz: suI J
From friends of Aug. Pollock, Fancy Combs sr1fyl
from House on Charles street, New York, -.
Mety a. 90. % dozen wallets value. rs %
noeits e. Bro. / 6ne Carriase. .- 20 90
Funston 4 !Scoheld dox silk Flags----.- ~ W
REPORTED BUT NOT YET REoRIvED' 90
From John X Botsford, cigars, value $40 W
" Mrs. Bradley, White Yarn, ---- ~ 70
Virginia Paper Mil, Paper, -. ~ w
From J Good x Son, Cherry Camp W.
Va besides Cash contrib'tion, boz Maple st.
Sugar. 49, .t .... .
From Mrs Thos. Wilson large Amsricsa Es-
gle, Gilt. la. ii
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PARKERsBURG expects to send three OF
four boat loads of visitors to our Sanitary
Fair. { fYHB
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WANTED.

A 7 this Office, stout boy, Ia or Is years old,
n of steady and industrious habits to serve as
Feeder to the Newspaper Press Apply immedi-
ately.
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ICE FOR FAMILIES.

CONRAD MAIER is now ready to supply the
~ citizens Of Wheeling with the very best quail
lty OF Ice at wholesale or retail rates at the Boa
Store, corner of Monroe and Water Streets
june22-6t-pd. fc
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PEW FOR SALE.

DEW No. I24, in the southern tier IN the First
+ Presbyterian Church, IN Fourth street, d Of
fersd for r.ls. Enquire Of Mrs. M. O. LREcH,
No l52, Market street, Whssiiag js2l.lv sg
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WEST VA. BIBLE, TRACT AND
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE, Sc.

no. ~ MONROE SrREEf. WnRHLNo ~;
II nov rssivns and Win keep eannnzly On haad, aJo
Vim Be solds the osst publish pre-, VII b- 7ka
eral discount 70 ministers and 1Abheth 1choel, "A
2 Orders addressed 70 GEO ". sToNHR, Deposifof,
nn reeavs pronaT sssnsSe 20 10 b51lssa n9dv
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REMOVAL. ,lo
A. G. GOOD, g. CO.,
Wholesale & Retail Druggists,
HAVE removed to No, q, Monroe ,trsst, two
doors in rear Of the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank. tmfit-uD
"Fly Killer" "

OEE sheet Of the Lightning Ply Paper, viii destroy
| " quart Of Flies, Try It sod shelssaie and
retail By. 4; h LcsAn. O..
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Hor.-The weather yesterday was still
warmer. Thermometer ninety-six in the
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o.Gen. Hancock is recovering from his in>
disposition ndlexpects to resume the com
mand of his corps in few days.. sAaD
President Lincoln paid . visit to Gen..
Grant at City Point yesterday.
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FEDERAL OoURT, Judge j. j. Jackson
will meet meet in this city on Monday next
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JHE PUBLIC. SCHOOLS will close on FRI
uay next for the Summer vacation. This
FlI be cheering intelligence to the teachers
fnd more particularly to the little people
under their charge. -AE .s''+4 Z " 60
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THE SALE To-DAY-Our readers shonld
remember that the sale of the farm OF
Tlo5. Clark, Esq, takes place to-day
An excursion train will leave the Hemp.
teld depot this afternoon at half past three
o'clock, for the accommodation of those
who may desire to attend the sale. The
attention of coal merchants, and persons
desilous of purchasing desirable country
residence, is particularly invited. Rare
bargains are offered Capitalists will dc
we'll to be on band. agasEE
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SEED BUCKWHEAT.
1m BUSHELS just received by ..
1OV june23-lm. PRYOR FROST.

.e - SIS s7a.l ~ -. - =.
- ss~. s.i- &c -''- 81 80 IA tr~s.s 81; 17-s
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MZz2Z221

Is comnositiOn Of astrngents, abe0rbents stimuIan
and earminatives which every physician acknowledgss
Is the only preparation that will affect permanent
cure OF Diarrhea and Dysentery. Thin Anti-Cholers
Nj .ture /, now in in several Of army hospitals
where il gives the greatest satisfaction II has saved
he lives of thousands Of soldiers apd stizens and
we will guarantee il to be the best remedy IN the world
for DiarThea and Dysentery ~. ''~t -.
.Mr. Woods, Of Covington, KY, will be most happy
70 satisfy any 10 the virtue Of sricklands Anti
Cholera Mixture In fact havss great number Of
testimonials from patients who have been cured Asr
being prorounced incurable bb their phisc ms sme
afer taking only bottle Of Sriehlands Anti Cho-
era MixtuTe. Ii you suffer with Darrhea an pywH-
,.rv ono hottie.
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~-rge ef. EsAEs =
t,s~ or 80
.tg=t
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snaoe. ei,tist Ik4sI'StIlS
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G1de'!l|))rl|:ai'|p|5lf. /: ! ||5.l
/: : FROM GRANT. q
Smelling Of Petersburg.
Probable Flank Movement.

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BOSTON MARKET.
WEnyESnAY. March Is.

WEDNESDAY, Marin ID
AR Sale. Of we.tern superhne at IS 30 n
.,-mop exits s. n 25i medium do s. 80 %
= FOOD and choi,e, including Canada, Genesee
I'D Michigan IS . n Y bhl. Corn meal
.-. = Dbl for good shipping brands. Rye Flour
bbl for common and extra
~ The arrivals Of Corn have been consid-
-, new Southern yellow 81 rs a l 36, old
ss6l 20; and old yellow 81 35 a 30 =
o.,.b have become frmer at "a a SIC = bush
eu>.. - and Csusds. White Beans are quiet,
W -. ,.msi- atout the same Rye sl.3l Y
III -, -. a. . t3s and Fine Feed and Mid
. ,..-u,.,s = .;sr ton as to quality
'.ul',.,sroNs Pork is firm and in fair demand at
ri|o ,,s,r-rne; q "a for mess; and So a p6
.,.s Beef sustains full prices. Eastern
i" g....-r ness and extra mess sl3 so a Il; and
'n' .,--s SIS a 20 = bbl, including Western and
- Lsrd Is rather frmer at 10: a l;ic for
IN and good in bbls and tierce. Picked Hams
~. ana now held at l4ci and Smoked Hams u n
,-.s :. cash. Hogs are coming in slowly, and the
80, /. about over. Prices range from lot a l2c
,.,aumor and choice lots. Butter j, quite firm,
-, zd and very choice quality is scarce and want
= Goei snd very choice New York and Vermont
l,i-irs IS q iOc, and common and fair from 30 n
En- ssto quality. Cheese Is n l7c Y h for
,,-nau and prime.
wolL-There Is rsther frmer feeling for do
--,.-, Wool The sales comprise 425 900 rs fleece
and pulled at IS a SIC = u, cash. Included in the
ale. we're choice lots Of Pennsylvania at IS sc,
~ considerable Michigan, New York and Ohio
...-s Al e n SC as 10 quality.
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NEw YoRK. March Is.


The Italian fricate Regalantuomo was SEEN
bv ship Star of the West on the 9TH inst,
in lat. 10 ~, long u ~, at ! p. NJ. with
main top masts gone and colors at the mast
head as if they wished to speak with us. At
. p. NJ. tackled steering ). W. by the wind
until F. NJ. The irigate firing guns, hove
To about miles to leeward of the irigate.
At Is 50 P VI. the irigate tried to speak to
us sgain but could not be heard. At p
NJ we tackled again and PASSED close under
the frirate's sterr and asked what they want
ed the reply was; 1--WE are an Italian man-oi-
war aud in sinking condition. The frisate
wished us To lay by her all night and accom-
many her to nearest land We asked how
many people were On board. She replied
400. We promised to rcmain ard shortened
our sails. At : T. NJ. We fred a rocket
which was answered, stored towards the
friyate and hove 10 about two miles TO wind
ward. At . p NJ fired blue light which
wa answered Vt 10 =. VI. fired Il rocket
but received no reply. At / Z. VI. frcd a
rocket and blue light but received ~ reply
wore the ship and run 10 eastward about )
miles. Hove to on the tack and lay until
daylight aud run 10 eastward, but d lookout
at the mast bead could see nothing Of the
fricate. At6 \. NJ. hauled 10y the vnd
supposinc the frigate had kept before the
wind. shortly after . p. VI. it commenced
blowing a strong breeze from ". y. W. and
the weather was moderately clear. Nothing
more was seen of the irigate