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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-17

Foreign news.

Ancth.r fine yacht race from Cowes 90 oafuI =
day vas participated in b the beats OF tie
Victoria Club. The race vas for the ComI,n0i'
dore' cap with i'm, allowance ronnd the l'is
of Wirht. There were fourteen entries, through
only eight started. The first three came 10 "a a.
follows Aline. Al 7. NJ; Egeria, 4 ~ !:
Condor. AL. III E.,rl9 Won by time allow
ance.
rhe Harvard rev were out Tor practice again
Saturday Tn. travcrscd thu course from
Putney to Murtlake. which IS the REGULAR
course agreed upon lpr the race on the TN,
in u minutes, 10 s,cjudS The Oxford crew
afterwards rOwed over the same course IN -
rinutes, 10 seconds.
Clasper is iuilding boats Tor the Harvard
crew. and oai' by the best makers have been
ordered
The Empc or will visit Chalons in Septem
Der. He 81 suffers from Rheumatic pains,
and remains At ST. C.oul. The f.Ince lmperia!
reviewed tn. troops at Cha'ons yesterday.
Marshal Mcmahon will probably succeed
Marshal Neil as Minister OF var.
Encounters continue between the Spansii
troops and bands of Carsts. Up to the pr
ent moment the Carlists have been invariacy
defeated.
After meeting Of miners at Sheffield, Eng,
land. Yesterday, a number OF men who had
been locked out sacked the houses OF some noe
unonists, and great riot followed. whlch wa
finally stopped by the police,
Two American pre!atos, who had been de-
tanned three years III Abys slnia, have been re
| leased through the i%ter!ereEce OF the britisl
Government.
There was large demonstration o. Orange
men at Dublin, Ireland, YESTERDAY, at "hici
resolutions were adopted d5nouucng tie dis
establishment of the Irish Church.
Paul BagIey has succeeded in gettiug! hi
| petition for the release OF tire American Fem
ans sent to the Queen.
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of the highest ordef-not Temporarily sIitlu.'lIh.
brt permanently nygorating the digestiNe"rg1h.
and rendering It most vsluah" curative agent
II
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TAAT FEUDALTsM - not yet extinc' III rus
sia is shown By au extraordinary incident whlen
has lust occurred near Hohenstcln' on the
Hart. The estate OF Werna, in this district
has for centuries been in possession OF me
Spicgc family, though it was held in Tee OF the IN
Count Won Stolberg Stolberg. Last spring the
present occupicr Of the property publicly De
nied the feaIty, and as such denial, according
to the old Feuda law. would deprive the Lord
Of his rights, Count Won 9iolberg lmmedI it e.
called upon Herr Won Spiegel to give up the
estate The latter refused, and made all the
necessary preparations for defence. The gate
was barred, the Iaborer5 on the estate were
drilled every day, and taught to fire at target;
srntries were posted at various places and re-
lieved every two hours. A large p Iacard has
been posted up at the gate with the in.cnp2,
ton: NO thoroughiare ;or r0bber.. king Is
iVcrbotener eingang FUR ale Raubritter.) 1t
!, said that Count Stolbcrg will shortly arrive
with band OF armed men to take iorcoe pos
session of the property, and people are curiods
to know how this medieval scene in the middle
Of the nineteenth century will end
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-17

1t is not expected that there will be much
reduction, if any, in the public debt for the
present month, on account OF the heavy drafts
made on the Treasury Department by the In
terror Department to pay pensions. One war
rant Tor this purpose amounted to about $l0.-
900,
The name of Mr.. Emerson Etheridge havin q
been mentioned as candidate for Speaker of
the Tennessee Senate, that gentleman has pub.
llshed card to say that in no event will h e
consent TO the use of his name for the place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-17

WASHINGTON ITEMs.-Thc annual session
of the Grand Lodge of |. o. +. NJ, announced
to be held in this city to day will be one of the
largest ever held since the institution OF the
order The procession yesterday was accom-
panied BY number of butfoons habilitated
in worn out Indian costume with faces painted
They being mounted, lett the ranks during the
march, and with whoops and yells drove their
horses into the barrooms of many orderly res.
tsuraDts, demanding drinks for IMAM and
beast, and infinitely frightening those present
and in attendance
The great camp at Haslup's Grove, II
miles from Annapolis junction. will com.
mence on Thursday, the 18th instant, and
the plan is now perfected
President Mcguire, OF Georgetown College,
returned yesterday morning after an absence of
Tour weeks in Pennsylvania 10 good health.
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.ousumAT,sm AND GOVT.
DISEASES OF WOMEN

II is an uniailng preventive an" '"'
NrrnNGIA. SiCK llEAuAcHr anu Ni"'''>
and in
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IRIS VERSIC0L0R
OR
BLUE FLAG.

,,.,., ,,,uer,ul. ,af. ami reliable rcn'rl.a
''- d',,.',trnI tnr th, healing OF man. To:
c.nI nj properties of the Iri; ycrsicol2r hs.
. ,,ntn"nn or undeveloped, have been hrou2".
,.,hn the control Of science and it's no" thnE I" q
.,,i -, ,rircipal among the blessings oi Mrdi''h'
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pIURETiC EMEDIES
TONIC QUALITIES

and ,killful combination with other in9fc'
imnlrt. % il
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ans sent to the Queen.
p-.,, ,,-7 p,orvsq- Gordon
hLsp'HAt - -''D c,,,,L.,a, Me.
Adams. I. ;. Attorney Tor inc Hou'ne'p ms
trct of Mississippi, has forwarded 10 the lresi'
,ion. III. t,l,vio, i.ttsr r.si,oioq his positions:
W. .,,,,,,.-..r,, n ~ A,ors, IN 1850
~, HSlilH"loNj - - HuS"'' J,rs;'Ln, n,
10 - H'S !. ,9 Sig.' L. w. ''''".' ' "
ne ne; 'T',S 'o"S,I ,ordsr INV restoration Of
or e rIS ptorncy ci itbc 9ited Stat for
tn, the S Sa"thpra A DT, Of Misssppi Though
tue oSntherl nLssI'rI "a ,oh b'a, ,oronca cam
the once !? not one oi nuph dna Gf :, .omn
not retain It without oe.ns lucnri hs ~ ,oD1
extent, with al administration whose ae'H' ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-17

AUTHORIZED" STATEMENT. The Rich
mond State Journal. Of yesterday, says: w
are authorized to say that all rumcfs to the
effect that Gen. Candy was about to issue his
proclamation declaring the result OF the cleo
lion, arc without foundation. The General has
40 idea when be will be able to promulgate it.
lie still holds to his determination to enforce
the law by exacting the test cath, and in this
is sustained by the President, his Cabinet, and
all prominent Republicans but no opinion,
has, as yet, been given by the Attorney
Genera"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-17

The term OF Senator Fowler OF Tennessee
does not expire until March 4, 1871.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-17

1t appears that no body has yet been able
to see the comet which the newspapers report.
ed could be seen" in the Northern heavens,
We learn that great many observers have
been looking Tor it, in vain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19
CONGRESSIONAL.
Gene lusiea Of Yesterdays Prsceedinss

SErATR-Aftsr our report closed
MI DAVIS confined his rem irks on the bill to
repeal me teuure.of Office act. saying he should
vote Tor the repesl OF the law. not becaus4 he
nsd any confidence in Gen. q ram, bat bee sc
h. believed 1t was unconstitutional and ira a.
melrd the Presidenr.
Mr.. Davis concl led a. 3t5 y. m. when ths
floor was AWARDED 10 Mr. BroTuIow, w ose
remarks We're read from he desk by the clerk.
H. opposed repeal of the law, bot favored
such q n odihcatIon as experience would sag-
gest. The Ia W was good one, aud should n OF
be done away with. and in considering the
matter he could not regard anything so uure-
liable as individual character or evanesc mt
as human life. No one could say that W.
might not hereafter have Pres dent go uaiiy as
bad as Andrew Johnson. H. conceived that
this law was constitutional ana right, and 1t
should stand; and TO let n stand would Indicate
no wart OF confidence in General Grant. This
Government was the Govern ment, not of the
Office holders, but of the people. We want
President without any policy; we want one to
execute laws, no. to make them. The lament
able experience We have had in the past proves
the .ssny OF the tenure-of ON zee la W. but IL
came almost too late He did not want the u n =
worthy men 10 he kept in who had been put
there ty Andrew Johnson He bid Gen. Grant
God speed In the work of clearing out the Au-
gean stable. He wanted those true men in tue
south who bad passed through such a bitter
now some reward.
Mr.. Scott next obtained the floor, but gave
way to Mr.. Howard, who l. owed an ad jous D.
ment.
Mr.. Trumbull said he shoald insist upon a
vote to. morrow, (te-day)
The senate then adjourned
HOUsE-After cur report closed
The bill for relief of Blancton Duncan was
psssed-yeas ~, nays 81; aud the House ad :
Journed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

III Greeley is an s'inspired IDIOT" as soma
style HIM. we should say that his INSPIRATION
had stepped out lately, without leaving word
when II would be back, Judging by the follow
ing TrlJHne-Ism:
"NO Department clerk who is worth his lIt
ought TO wish 10 remain IN Office more than
four years, Al furths5t. Let young. ACTIVE. en-
ereetic workers b. appointed 10 clsrksbips. IL,
each understand that he Is to b. retained hut
ftur years. and be admOnished to save al least
snt-thhd OF ms earnings from the outset: let
him go out with the administration that an
pointed MIN. having saved the means wherr
with 10 start in some private business fsst
tiIne and working n quarter-section of public
1no' II ne can do no better,) and let the next
sor"
The idea that four years training as a clerk
Justhts man 20 be a farmer or a blacksmith is
good; al the sage dictum that he is TO save at
least ene-ihird of his earnings will strike the
clerk .'who has been there" as better than good.
What a mistake President Grant made in not
calling Greeley TO that Cabinet position, What
an interesting spectacle we should have had
of the Greeleyan process of rota,ir greennorns
into office; not for their fitness, but simply as
a money making operation, to enable them TO
go to farming at the end of four years. We
think we see the philosopher FEEDING his nov.
ices into that departmental hopper, grinding
them four years IN clerkly dutle-. and at the
end OF that time turning them out frst-class
farmers, blseksmiths, wheelwrights, &c,
Now, what would be thought of the ssnity
OF mental r. sponsibility of writer who should
propose such mode of employ ing and rotating
clerks in a mercantile or any private business;
and is not tie idea equally idiotic as applied to
the public service, which Is supposed to be
managed more less upon business prip-
ciples
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

The ChroHIcIe of this morning has a card
signed by Rev. DIR. Sunderland and Prof s. L.
Looms, members of the Howard University
Investigation Committee, in reference to the
abstract Of the report of that Committee in the
STAR Of the 10Th. In reference TO the passage
quoted from the report that the buildings are
abun dainty safe without the adoption of shor-
ing, they say that they have expressed no such
opinion. and Prof Loomis adds that on the con-
trary he deems Snoring or some other method of
essentially Strengthening the University build.
ings absolutely necessary TO place their safety
beyond question. We Go not understand Messrs.
Sunderland and LOOMS as denying that the
majority of the Committee may have SO re-
ported.
We fiEd on looking back that the extrac, in
the STAR. purporting to be- from the report O,
the committee, was copied from a morning
cOEtemporary-the Hqteu.geRcsT-whIch paper
introduced it as an abstract of a long report of
12o pages by the committee. In a matter of
such interest and importance to the commu.
nifty as the strength of this new building mate
rial, we think the committee should make a
public authoritative report. over their own sig
natures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

~1t is estimated that there are 25iOH
tnresbiL z machines IA the United States with
cut counting the sschool.marms"
- Inc prohibttory liquor law in Maine is
vigorously enforced by the municipai autnor :
ties and by the citizens
Inc spinpers OF Fan River have formed
eo-operziive association, and opened a store
Iney eom menced operations with af5o: the
seeo9d month the sum increased 10 xsOl, and
this month II has advanced to 81, 500, With the
PiosPsei VI oouoiihk The next thirty days.
@An Iowa municipal election turned on
uequesiion Of billiards or no billI,rds an ,s,~n
and The NO tiliisrd party won
~QueeE Isabella is going To Rome. and sx.
tsDsiye prepaI atoms are making TO receive her
~Tbe Princess Metternich. at a recsnt va
l. CT IN the smoking herself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

The efforts to oust Mr.. Creecy, Internal Rev.
enue Inspector for Louisiana and Texas, do NOT
appear TO have been successful AT least he
returns to-day TO his field of duty. with In
strucions to carry out the work heretofore b.,
gan, and to see that the laws under which h.
acts are faithfully executed and the revenue
collected within his district. We have hereto
fore doubted whether Mr.. Creecy would be
found equal to his position. but the howl he
has brought about his ears may BE- accepted rs
evidence thar he has accomplished some good
particularly when II is understood tina, the
corrupt rings operating in New Orleans and
Washington. whose prospects ne has blighted,
have been industrious in trying to secure his
displacement. The operations of some of these
combinations. by the way, would furnish soma
peculiarly rscy reading If once brought TO
light, as We trust they some day will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

The French opera troupe last evening
appeared IN LES Bavards" and ala Chauson
de Fortunio, 1.-TWO of Ofenbach's minor operas
which are short. but spirited. Tostee appeared
IN a male character in the first and Irus
assumed masculine habiliments in the second
piece. The lovesiek melancholy of Irma as
'Naientn' IL in striking contrast with ner
dashIng personation of "Boulottc'' in .Barbe
Blene and she was deservedly encOred for the
oeauuiirl ora which is the gem Of this petite
opera Lsduc was in both operas, and was as
droll as usual. Tonight we are To hawaii.
Belle HeleEe' with Tostee in the leading rols
in which she has become famous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

The Catholic Register writes a London cor
respondent) claims that considerably over two
thousand Per5ons In England have returned"
to the bosom Of their ecclesiastical 81 mother,
dunng the part year. large number of whom
are residents Of the West End, and are the con.
verts Of Archbishop Manning, whose success
In winning patrician souls IL represented to be
something alarming. There are now 81 Cath.
clio peers Of the three kingdoms, 50 Catholic
osronsts and Is Catholic members Of the House
ofCommons- During the past year there have
been % priests ordained in England and
Wales, the total number being I.se.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN PRINCE GEORGES
COUNTY, MD.-The Marlboro Gazette states
that the commissioners of Prince George s
Md, have Just made levy of S. $50 to carry
on the public schools Of that county The s.
zstte adds: THE increase in the schools in
the past three and a half years has been STEADY;
and the number of scholars now entered upon
the rolls is about ], 800, against 1,2'O in lc65.
This result cannot but be gratifying to thosa
who believe that the welfare and prosperity Of
citizens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

THR DEATH PENALTY IN WIsCONsIN-The
Wisconsin Legislature lately submitted the
subject of providing proper puni- hm mt for
murder 10 "A Select Committee The committee
have reported unanimously in favor of the re-
peal of the present law of that State. which
makes imprisonment for life the hi hest pen
atty for murder, and the ma iorIty of the com
mittee state that m urder in the first degree can
be adequately punished only by death.
81 In the Diocese Of philadelphia there ara
eleven Roman Catholic converts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

Admirers of old English comedy will have a
treat tonight, as Miss Laura Keene and her
excellent New York company appear at waIr.
Opera House in Goldsmith's fine play ..She
Stops to Conquer" Miss Keenes persona
ton OF .aiss Hardc astIe" 10 worth seeing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

THE MASSACHUSETTS PROHIBIroRy IIoUoR
LAVA mass meeting of the friends OF the
prohIbItory liquor law was held in Bos-
ton yesterday. Speeches were made and
resolutions adopted urging resnactmept
of the old law prohibiting the sale OF liquor
One of the resolutions sets forth that if the
the Republican party of Massachusetts shall
seek TO save its life by sinking its duty to this
great cause, Will lose il; but if il shall risk its
lite in the fearless discharge of its duty it will
ennoble and preserve il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

From J. Shillington we have Harper., k.oa.
-ise. The atlantic ksntsIy, Our Ysuno FolE,. and
Godey's Lddy's Book. all for April; from French
X Richardson, Harpers' Magazine. Godeys Ladv,,
Book, and The Atlantic Hontaly. for April; from
blanchard Mohun, Harpers' kaeasin> for
April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

IL seems tha' opera LouTe is to have perma-
nent nome In New York; and that on the LIST of
Apni manager Fisk will displace Brougham
rom the theater bearing his (Broughsm,s,
rame Dat owned by Fisk, and establish opera
1oeFe mere under the leadership of Birgneld
and the primodonnas1ip of Irma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

Evidence that office seeking is reduced to a
nne art Is to be found in the petition sent here
in favor Of Charles s. Spencer for United states
Attorney for the Southern District of Ne y
York. This document. which is signed bv
about one thousand, Judges, lawyers, and
others, embsdies about nifty pages OF names.
and Is handsomely bound in Turkey morocco.
Pity that all this should 90 for nauxht.-as IL
NAV. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

BURGLARY AND MuRDRR-At Hamilton,
Ontario. alb Mt two O'clock yesterday mornin 2
Christopher Griggs was aroused from his sieep
BY some one moving about his bed -room. On
inquIrink Who's therel" pistol was fired.
tie ball from winch entered the right side 81
Mrs. Griggs, and lodged near her spine She
Is still alive, but In precarious condition. TIE
roober bad taken $3.50 from under Mr.. Grigos'
head previous TO arousing him. A man VINO
boarded IN the house has been arrested on sus.
picIOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

To Advsrtissrs.-eur advertising patrons
are requested 10 send IN their favors before
~ o'clock m, as advertisements received
later cannot be insured an insertion in
TIE STAR of the same day, on account of
the pressure OF news matter after that hour
WITH every disposition TO accommodate, we
find ourselves Obliged to lay down this rule
and adhere to It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

IHE WORKING PEorLK.-Tne New York
German Cabinet Makers mon formally d-ay
mat It's members have struck. and state that
scale of prices is to be submitted to the EN-
ploye1s before any positive action IL taken. At
recent meeting of the Union reports were re-
ceived from eight shops, employ ing 1880 men.
In reference to the claim Of the armorers en-
plOyed by the United States to receive full
wages for eight hours work. IL is reported that
the pay master of the Washington arsenal con-
siders eight hours as a days work, while tue
paymasiers at Springfield and Rock Island
arsrnals insist upon ten hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19
z FLOWERS TREES, TLANTs, CO

kNX FLOWERS TREES, TLANTS 70
2NkO SEEDS, &c -
hurches supplied with choice green hon a.
Flowers for decorations. Flowers fresh daily from
my green houses Besutiful Plants, in bloom c an
at all iRes be had at nv Seed Store
Fruit Trees In great variety, Of finest quality
and at lowest rates
Concord Grape Vines, by the 100 or l.O0 for
vineyard planting, with ali other valuable kinds.
cheap
Blackberries, Strawberries, Rsspberries Chr
raEts. &c. EveIgreens shade Trees Roses &c
Garden and Flower Seeds, fresh and genuine
uom hngiabu ana tne Continent Catalogues can
be bad on application. JOHN SAUL
mill cost l46 eth st ODD Patent Off 20
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~CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION (P
READINGS AND REGULATIONS
MRS PrTTtsGRrR KINa

MRS PETTlGRCE KING,
and other Lady Readers
AT Lecture room, Church Of the Epiphany. &c
street. between 18th and Ath.) WEDNESDAY,
Tickets 30 be had at Blanchard 4 Mohun g.,
TNOTIOE TO COUNTY TAXPAYERS.
Al the M Getting Of the Levy Court. held on Mon
day. arch LIST. 1853, the fol owinq resolutions
sdoHted that 1.-THE rate OF taA for the year 1863
shall be as follows
FOR School Tax. IS cents on Sii0;
For Pelice Tax. Is cents on 81 loo;
and that a discount of ten per cent shall be al
lowed the tax of 1859 IL paid befs the LIST of
day Of June providing all srIearaees are paid; no
abatement will be made after the lst If June"
JAMES PILLING. Collector.
Once over National tropolitan Bank 18th ST.
opposite Treasury Department. mars I'm
TBANKBUP rCY-rh last amendment Of
US, the Bankrupt Law provides that 10 all pro-
1853, no discharge ishsll be granted to . debtor
whose assets shall not be equal to nifty per eentum
OF the claim yyored against his estate, pom which
does net, however shut out from the benefit Of the
law all poor Debtors for il further provides that
certain petitioners. and all who comply with
tain conditions, can receive their discharges,
the provision. in view Of its limitations and excep
tons, debtors without assets are still applying for
the benefit Of the Law in all parts OF the country
Persons In this District who still wish 70 avail
should examine carefully whether they are in
cluded In the terms Of the Limitation The sub
scriber will give Information on this subject At ali
times without charge.
Attorpsy at Law and Solicitor in Bankruptcy,
City Hall. IL
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TIE WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter and

In wrappers ready for the mails, contains all
about the new Cabinet; the District approprI.
stIons by the last Congress; Changes in tue De-
par'meBts. full reports OF the Methodist Epis-
copal and Methodist Protestant Conferences in
session here and in Baltimore; a capital story
entitled stephen Archer" proceedings Of Con.
eress Society News; Political News; Wash.
ington News and Gossip; the Courts; the
Working People; Useful Items OF Domestic
Economy; Humorous Sketches; with Depart.
mental. and Local News; AGRICULTURAL ana
Housekeeping Miscellany; and the latest Tele.
graphic Dispatches from all parts of the world.
THREE MRN AssAsaINATsD As the stea mar
Belle of Memphis laaded al DIrneITs landing
on the Mississippi river, yesterday. three m IN,
all named Darnell, got on board, armed with
rifles. but not looking anv way suspicious
They told the captain TO land al Island Ten 4,
another party wished TO come on board there
As the boat landed AT Island Ten. three men by
TIE name OF Lane appeared on the bank of the
Ilver, and one came on board with his w.t.
As ne starte0 up stairs he was shot dead by the
Darnelis, who then ran back to the cabi q d &C X
ana snot the other two Lanes dead who wer.
standing on the shore. The DarnelIs then went
on shore, and called TO the captain to take good
care OF Mrs. Lane as she had peen respectfully
raised The cause Of the difficulty is not
known.