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Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
Famine I'm &yrlH.

WASHINGTON, May "a The follow.
ing is furnished by the Department oi
State Mr.. Heap, Charge d'AfHaires al
Constantinople, in dispatch dated
April 9th reports that the following let.
ter has been received by telegraph at
the Legation Of the United States
"MossuL, April 5, lSS0.-The terri
BILE famine in which We exist kills all
the inhabitants Of the town and those
of the neighboring villages, who are as
semblipg herein masses. Their suffer-
ings ara indescribable. Finding NO
cereals at all, some are eating corpses,
and become i'll in consequence. Most
of them are dying, as they have moth
ing to eat Those who have lived un-
til now between life and death pray
you to give them such assistance as will
enable them to live. They take the
liberty to present their prayer with
tears of expectation which are flowing
from their eyes covered with blood"
This letter, Mr.. Heap states, was ad-
dressed to the United Stetes Legation
at Constantinople, and adds that the
sufferings of these people are indes-
cribably greater than anything OF the
kind in Ireland.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
Items at Newport.
DELAWARE Cry, May Oath, 1880.

Newport has three old gentleman
who have recently passed their S0tl
birthday.
Mr.. Joseph Kilgore, who is Justice o
the Peace and Alderman for the town. ii
one of them, and is quite we'll and &C
tive for one who has seen so many
years. He has been member and
class leader of the NJ. Il. Church fel
many years.
Mr.. Groome, father of C. M. Groome,
is another very well preserved and
hearty man, quite well, good appetite,
always ready for his meals and fre-
quently walks into Wilmington and
back, preferring that to riding in a
carriage.
Mr.. John Yarnall ia the third, and
perhaps shows the weight of four score
years more than the others, being afi1ict,
ed somewhat with rheumatism, but Is
still able to walk about and mingls
with his friends. Mrs. Y. is also living
and must be nearly as old az her hus.
band.
Does not this speak we'll fJr the gem
eral health of the town.
Vincent G. Finn last a valuable Al
derney COW yesterday, from the diseass
called hollow horn. N.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

J amongst the nineties with which th,
Chief Justice heartily agreed, and b.
sides the Court Of errors and appeals Il
to meet in Dover on Monday, which
would make it impossible for the Cour
to remain in session over this week.
Mr.. Lore represented that he was
very anxious to proceed with the libel
suits Of the Insurance Company against
". r. Croasdale and the "Every Even.
ing" Company.
The Court said 1t would be impossible
to try them at this court as the Tantum
cases would take two days.
1t vas finally agreed that no other
case could b, tried, when all the jury
man except those empaneled in the
Tantum case were discharged from fur
ther attendance at this Court. The
jury and witnesses were paid OF during
scene of almost indescribabls confu-
sion.
AT $50 the jury in the Neal case
came into court with verdict of guilty.
The Jury were polled and each one
answered that such was his verdict.
The prisoner took the verdict very
csolly ard sat with his head inclined
forward and his hands pressed between
his knees.
Just before Court adjourned it re-
manded to John White, colored, the
custody of his two children. They had
been taken from him some time since
because of i'll treatment. Through his
counsel, Mr.. Higgins, he procured a
writ of "habeas corpus" Upon coming
into Court he was told by the judge
that Austin Harrington, ESD, of the
Society for the Prevention CT Cruelty
to Children, who had been econ
suited in the case, would take charge
Of the little ones unless he proved him
self able to do it avd promised to care
for them kindly. In lengthy speech
White said he owned property worth
nearly $500, wanted his children and
would take good care of them. The
court gave them to him, and Mr.. Har-
rington admonished him that unless he
treated them kindly the society would
remove them.
At O'Clock the court djournsd un.
Ill 10 o'clock to morrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
lhe Oxford Fair.

The tenth annual spring fair of tht
Oxford Agricultural Society, which oc
ours June 8, 10, II, so far promises tc
bs equal 10 any former occasions. The
secretaries receive daily inquiries from
many who intend exhibiting their ar.
ticles in the different departments. An
interesting programme has been pre-.
pared. Lovers of the turf will be pleas
cd to knew many noted trotters have
been entered for the races.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
STOCKING OUR STREAMS.
The Fish COmmfssi On's Work
Fish for the Delaware ana Its
Tributaries.

FISH for the Delaware ana It's
Tributaries.
A special car Of the P. W. & B. R. r.
arrived in Wilmington at 9.46 o'clock
yesterday having on board 1850, 900
young shad, which 1t is proposed to
put in the streams of this State. The
fish have been sent here by the United
States Fishery Commission at the re-
quest of Hon. E. l.. Martin.
They were batched at the depot of
the commission at the shad fisheries at
spesutia Narrows near Havre de Grace
at the head OF the Chesapeake Bay.
The car containing the fish is in charge
Of Nawton Simmons, an employee of
the u. s. Fishery Commission, who has
had much experience in this line. The
infantile shad are only two or three
days old, and are, apparently, only
about quarter of an inch in length.
They are confined in cans in which the
water has to be changed every few
hours. THESE cans possibly hold four
or five gallons Of water but the fish are
so small that each can accommodates
about $4,000.
One hundred and twenty Thousand
of the shad were to be put in at Will
mingtop to be delivered to Thomas NJ.
Ogle. Mr.. Simmons, therefore, yester-
day forenoon deposited them in the
Chrlstiana at Market street bridge.
The other places at which the fish
are to be deposited in their native ele-
ment are as follows
Odessa, in Appoquinimink creek,
Leipsic, in Little creek; Smyrna in
Duck creek; Dover, in St. Jones' creek;
Frederick. in the Murderkill creek;
Milford, in the Mispilion creek ;seaford,
in the Nanticoke river; Laurel in Broad
creek. The fish are to be delivered to
the following gentlemen:
Odessa, William Polk; Smyrna, Viii
liam M. Bell; Leipsic, Hon. II. M. Moor
ton; Dover, Daniel Cowgirl; Frederick,
Gov. John W. Hall; Milford, John W.
Caussy; seaford, DR.. Hugh Martin; ;Lau-
rel, J. T. Wright.
In his recommendations as to the
disposition of the fish Mr.. Martin says:
II would recommend that the larger
quantity Of the fish be placed in the
Nanticoke River, as it is a large, bold
stream, and was once noted for its
fisheries"
The special car left at O5 yesterday
to go down thu Delaware Railroad for
the points above mentioned, where the
iniantiie fish will be deposited.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
List ofUncIaim ed Letters

Remaining in the Wilmir gton, DEL, Post
office, Saturday May Is, 1850.
LADIES' LIST.
Boyd, Mrs Andrew Moore, Miss M
Cock, Mrs Annie Miller Mrs Lucy
Dickson. Mrs Emma Miller, Miss Maggi3 A
| Groves. Miss T. A Price, Miss Lizzie
Hall, Miss Ammy Porter, Mrs Louisa
| Harper, Miss Annie + Sharp, Mrs Della
Huggns, Mrs Marg't Silven, Julia
Lochman MI s Jane Smith, Mrs Eliza
Murphy, Mrf EizL A Smith, Mrs Fannie
Mcfiran9yhan, Ellen Till, Mary Ann
Miller, Miss Maggie Umstead, Mrs VIM e
West, Miss Lille
GENTLEMEN's LIST
Bugless George McMar, Wilhelm
Bell, W . Pilbeim & Mortlock
'Oper, ?tilip Peterson, Charley HI
OGrt"eNl, " r ROney Arthur
NrOULNor, WmJ Ryan, Edward
Davis Joseph S,rgent, A w
Evans, ttley Segars, David
Conan, VIM Stergeas, Geo
r.rShWGre, Chas A Smith, John
nNrb'l q StinsOn, Sc
HuritOri, Flwo0d Steele, WINS
Hu s4n. HenryJ Taloo'. Dudley
Hanhc!, George Valentine, Alex
HaIrym'n. WD Watson, Rev AlireI A.
H0ritz, II Wilson, Austin
Moran, Martin Worth. W H
VIM. NJ. PYLE, P. M.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
SmIth,s ExcuraiOn.

Mr.. P. T. E. Smith will repeat his
excursion this summer to Coney Island
and the arrangements are rapidly pro-
crossing. When they are perfected the
date and other details will be an
nounced. All those who participated
in Mr.. Smiths excursion last year were
delighted, and many requests have
been made to repeat the trip this sea-
son. In response to this Mr.. Smith has
concluded to do 80, as stated.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
Samerou on the Ground.

CHICAGO, May GA number of
prominent politicians, Including sena.
tor Cameron, have already arrived
here to attend the National Republi-
can Convention. The arrangements at
the Exposition Building have been
complete.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
Cleared

The German brig "Hslsne," which
arrived here SONS time ago with lead
of pig iron, cleared to-day for Wjlming-
ton N. c., where she will take load
OF naval ssorss.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
BREVITIES.

IHs4s i.j5........Sun 6sb 7.l9
s0lp al Fullmer's.
aAcaos at Fullmer's.
Ai@!-the basement.
le!cslebrated clam soar.
gsolts the rains this time.
S&A OJ'e-a life in'urance agent.
Humphrey, the halter, 2l6 Market 81
sS9.er and lap blankets 90 ct. store
&anl Ieeching at No. 1903 Il. Secont
-'-el Of leIsure-.Go as -you-pleas
y. cheap Lemonade rag clrpets &,
a"lls No. l23 Market street.
meyer hear a cherry's spit. or hear
%'l',s y. Of every description Ind maxi
~AIgI Market street.
,tio crowns the work" in most things
"'OA'I Its Inc bly, inning.
a and lime of j. W. Griffith BY
I" Uihce loot Of West st.
'Ieomirgarine days no one know
'A'ct bis brea1 Is buttered.
y, Y. idFnitate polish, lust the thins
0'!HB furniture.
SSg lys ought to make good pugllists
'4FaY5 On the puneh.
a.Fd'S %IAFd'S sugar drtps, ID cts. per at
,'''s u Dcat. Filth and Madison.
t@f,s. ,I, isou.d swear by Jupiter. lie wal
asn ~, 5,yNp, y cts. per qt., at GOOD
'., ,H,'aE wagon fastened In come mud
Ia, l& MF w., horses TO hold its tongue and
~"fn.IItthlough.
a." every day at Powoll's Third ct.
,''.s '1. Oh the Just and unjust; but
80" VINO mas Just stolen an um.
,..,ve',s1r', long filters, at 7th and
rr, n, V''soFaied . cent cigars.
'%@ King street. ~ '''
n Ses,rlla'e rl., parlsol this summer will
u pm stuck through the mid
sa,1,5 al15 5sN9rsh, practical jeweler, con.
El1sr'' ,,.4 on4 make lewelry to order at
,r,, y' 'a'lLeS', NO. 3Ol ShIpley st.
4.St1. Y1f'ed llRe Of goods you can
Gsrr" @Hu nH shoes IRON Adams & Bro,
s8 ,,lo % oHsapHr than anywhere else.
,,.. ,~'a@d be shod cheap.
tatIIiP,,n,V 'oF war, particularly where
''oI Pie and two husgry boys
Il; gs"ire 81, to A. W. Quigg, Ninth
VI G,r' " Oe repairea, the cheapest
I .rS Ig y FFCblic.-l will halt-sole and
Y, lobIr' lbbI'u3 iCr 81 other mending In
'GjlstLnahl;; 4; bailey, s. W. corner OF
S,,r',' 'a'i"lI Streets.
ill., BsS''sn' IN the price of carpets
FIJI II ira Mafket ST., needing room
b g,Ylra, ",o works, of 3r great induce.
S'Re "' "l! Bargains In carpets.
Int s,rd !, any quantity at hay yard,
'''' Also bAled and loose
l,i~e,,, \, No, ii West sth street, be.
Er'i s,v, ! "4,eF , coolers, rcfrigsrators,
@Iit,y,a money. lie sells cheap,
ssily 1V,I ,vo,, ,,urprise to a youngster
NNs b,rnotihV treacle through u
WAX ,JJt'rcI 0 bursts on account OF
@g. A1S MIN to glory on a
;s,i2'ss;t!o ;Sst2s to get ri, of so much Dak.
l@R,"Sp t tsnon'd use my True
Nita vssI! p' IDread made from 1t will |
aIfour d ,;,um. ~. d. Pickels, 4Ol |
Ss@5 I NJ a com IS but once q year. |
S%Ie roo,n m :, !, Aet 81 ever alive and
SSsEs eu,t m 70 make the finest dis.
,avuJeeGTer before seen In this |
|itd y;voo 70 sell their carpets at
'T1cCpse s'ea great bargain to oil. |
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
The W Wenther.

Department, Office of the Chiel
|0acer, Washington, May 27-l
|atjons for ThurRday-For the
atlantic States, stationary or
barometer, stationary tempera'
Winds mostly frou south aud
|Ed clear or partly cleudy wealth
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
,lsts of the Thermometer

ERprBLIcAy Office, on Thursday
kp, Nay q;
&, 10 o'clock, II O'Clock,
$50 $50
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
NEW ADvERTIsEMENrs,
VMPoRTANT TO ALL INTERESTED.

DIR. ROBERTSON, 10 s. EUTAW ST,
BALTIMORE, MD.
From Is years experience in hospital and
special practice guarantees cure In all dis
eases Of the URINARY ORGANS, NER-
VOUS AND SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Qoss Of sexual power) etc.. GONDRRHG or
SYPHILIS, recently contracted, positively
cured in from to 10 days. Medicines sent to
any address. Call or write enclosing stamp
for reply.
DIR. Rsspecial remedy for Ladies suffering
with irregularities. 5-27-d&w1y
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

GE nHRG D.-CHL 80
Sps DsSDO undersigned offers =Assssah
reward OF five dollars for the recovery ui iiis
dog, which was lost last MoAday near Angus
tine Bridge, on the Brapdy wine Or the
above reward will be paid for such in lorma-
ton as will lead to the arrest aud conviction
OF any person who may have IN tured him.
h27h2t JOHN jiDODWIN
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

lNs ISms wilmington, Dell, largely
Y Y, lon,, l.osnD,,sciatsd BY all the people
ip"yp't il, IA be sufficient recommends
HoasI' !, ,Ss peOpls everywhere outside o
p ,sI W. f' 10 use DR.. Simms' Pail
rlas'tI Ilss: tIe greatest Of medicines fo'
S.tsT' S,e. 5Oe. Depot, 4th and King
\, lit3 Az Arch st. Sold by dealers.
,,b,,cO is a weed we chew,
'V Cicsr, we can't ignore,
". Sf Ss,t Of both and cheapest too,
~ A, s5erwood's cigar store,
A' 100 West 7th street
,,,,os Wishing spring suits made
|s. t''Sr, i,tsst style and of the best ma
\ |. would do we'll to call on Geo. d.
/ %; Market street
E.,mous.ers at all prices at Dan,
i;rb.ap Drug Store, cor. "a and
\, streets. Something new Gel
r,ses, warranted for a lifetime.
Ini,s before buying.
Ishb Cigarettes, for catarrh and
no bsad. sold by Taylor Il Full
|. druggists and Apothecaries, 3O2
Eareet.
l, nv Of Glentworth's Extermina-
TI i'd A house of reaches. Get it
Er.nsl's Drug Store, 9Th and Pop
|ttets.
|,rboly smokes Chapman's 3 cent
[gp. "What everybody ?" Well,
E.nrybody, 4th and shipley sts'
klugest stock of straw hats al
Eht Bros., 404 Market street.
|,utrd Bros. are ready with a full
|dsrsw hats.
!. trice and a low price ! Rumford
Eaters.
| ENtOuortgage for sale by Geo. W.
H. ral estate broker, Sis Market
no best ship at Ezra Fsll's steam
!. 3S ". Front street. Those want
|hl should give us a call.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

NTOTICE.-MEMBE OF .. U. OF
~ A. NJ. are requested to meet at their
Hall, As Market street. on SATUR DAY Goth
inst. at l.3O p. NJ, sharp. S. d. D.OANlPBELL,
Secr'y Of Committee. 527-2tt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

One witness tells you that he heard th'
splinter Of glass, and saw black foo
stack ont Of the window. How could
he see that foot on g dark night, and
why, If 1t was stuck through the glass,
was 1t not cut?
The Court at 1.30 adjourned for din
ner.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

ENIRST-CLASS LOTS
IL At
PUBLIC SALE.
VIII be sold at Public Sale on tie PREMISES,
TUESDAY, JUNE 1sT, 1880,
At o'clock, p. NJ,
% OF the most desirable building lots In the
city of Wilmington, situated on 10th, llth,
Jefferson Madison sts.
Conditions made known on day Of sale. Sea
large bills. Sale positive.
5.2j-ts 4. M. OGLE, Auc.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

WANTED GIRL TO Do GENERAL
w houserork. 234 King st.. call after.
noon or evening. 527t2t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

ENoR sALy.-JUsT ARRIVED ~
u from Virginia, lot OF fine, I@SN
young, we'll bred and sound horses. suitable
for ianily driving, poney ph@tpns, and Mt
lemen's driving and saddle horses, taies OF
which are trOtters. Gan be seen ut the Jity
Hotel stables, W. Front street near Orange
street. 527E2t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

yYyANTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. 1852 Jefferson st. 527i2t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

NOR SA LED WELLINtI AND STORE.
N sl3 W. Sth ST.; 7 rooms lot lSxSl in good
order 557-3C HEAl.D & GO,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
SPECIAL MENTION.
,,o,he Ladies'.

:, anS, intend buying new 81 "hesd ao5
y ySa ,D,u gould advise you to call or
~ " = EII EirDy, 2O2 King street, n al
bE0' ,nnsyispcs nmUi, and well.kaown
Fbis tIsI, ny acknowledged ability aud
" lla m 'Sill sIT Of her chisf.of.staff, Miss
EtI''i. ns,,r ,Ais is guarantee sufficient that
bTsD1 \. handsomely fitted out and
aa ~ N ~ suit everybody.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

VIVA N T Is D.-TWO EXPERIENCED
w dressmaEers. 2l9 W. End ST. 527-2tt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

"ANrED.-TWO HONEST, INDUS
w trfous, active boys. 8-1l0 MarKet,27t2
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27

NTANrED.-A GIRL TO DO HOUSE
w WORK must be good washer, ironer
and cook re-. required. 9O7 Washington 527tt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-13
ORITTENDEN AND DYER.

The telegraph tells OF an interesting
episode on change, in st. Louis, We'd
nesday. Governor-elect Crittenden and
D. P. Dyer. the defeated republican can
dtdate, appeared on the floor, and were
Immediately surrounded by crowd OF
friends who congratulated the one on bis
victory and poked fun at the other on
his defeat. At the close of business
President Smith called meeting of the
merchants, and introduced Mr.. DYER,
who made few pleasant remarks, and
then introduced Gov. Crittenden, saying
be intended to present him new suit of
clothes to be inaugurated in. Gov.
Crittenden said:-- Standing in the
midst OF what is acknowledged great
democratic defeat. l can say that the
canvass has been carried on in Missouri
in the kindest manner between the two
great political parties. Men have voted
their respective sentiments without mo-
lestatiou. and thus we should always
stand by the laws Of the land. prom.
Use you | will do all In my power to
build up this great state 1 am no long
er partisan. but friend of Missouri,
the governor of the whole state. and
will do all in my power to protect the
interests of the state. have been cleo
ted by party, but when the curtain
went down November 2, sank the par
tlsan in the friend OF Missouri. Twill
invite immigration. and 90 it is ,ntelli-
gent, l care not whether it be rspubli-
can or democratic. 1 will welcome
them with warm heart; will do all 1
can to make your city and your state
great. l have been the friend of your
city in congress, and 1 have none of the
prejudices against. St. Louis that exists
In some parts OF the state; but we
should also be proud of Kansas CITY
and st. Joseph In the west, Hannibal
In the east, and, in fact. of all the cities
OF your state. Gentlemen, thank you
for your kind attention. invite ysu-
one and ALTO visit me. and all L
ask is that you bear with you Pat Dyer's
At the close of Col.
Crittenden's speech, Col. Dyer propos.
ed three cheers for thestate OF Missouri,
and for the incoming administration,
which were given with q will. after
which the asssmblage dispersed.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-13
OFPENBAOH's EVIL EYE,
From the London Truth l

ii" ltrom the London Truth.
Maitre Jacques was Of Mephisto pho
lean outline and complexion. His type
Of head was familiar to the sculptors OF
the Gothic time, who represented it
leaning toward the ear Of the nsit sin
hsr,' whispering Into 1t suggestions
which were to lime his soul and draw it
to psrditisn. He had the snesr, the in.
credulity, the clever talk, and evil eye
OF Aephists. The night on which Mile.
Schneider destroyed her front teeth in
falling against stone step, Offenbach,
she since remembered. had sacastically
noticed the piquant expression of her
mouth. He blew kiss another night
to the little Italian ballerine, the star
OF season at the opera house. She
was on the spot seized with chill, was
taken home wrapped up in bet blankets,
and In eleven days died of small. pox.
Gounod never had 4 days luck since he
composed "Jsxnne d Arc" lor theatcr
IN the management OF which Offenbach,
IN less than a year, ruined himself.
Emma Livry's psttlcoats ignited as she
was piroustting in the ballet composed
BY this jsttatsrs. DeAorny had return
cd to the Petit Bourbon from seeing
"La Belle Helene" when he felt ho
wanted the blue pill which perforated
his stomach, with the assistance of a
glass oi lemonade. And yet this man, re-
puted evil ey cd. and who ministsred to the
dsbased tastes of his adopted country,
was. IN private life, lump OF virtue.
There was no sevsrsr taskmastor, but
he liked to pay = high price to good ar
lists, and no broken down friend ever
taxed him with being timsserver. ...
Ofenbach took his name frsm a town
through the main street of which runs
An open sewer. Though sent when
boy, to the Gonservatoirs, and writing
French like u ,boulevardisr, his Cologne
accent stuck to him. Indigsslible G er-
man dishes were the ones his stomach
best digsstsd IN his latter days.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-13
GILLIAN OONTUMAOY.

PANAMA, Oct. 27.-Capt. Gaige, sf
the American steam launch Isable,
has inade statement to the~United
States consular agent at Payta Of the
seizure CT his vessel i'll that port by
Chiiians while he was on shore.
Charles Aston and Robert McLeish,
engineers, declare that they were OH
board ct the time and were ordered
out of the launch by the officers who
took possession Of her, taking down
the United States flag. One of the
Chlilan officers stamped on the flag
several times, utteriug curses against
the people of the United States, who
rs they said, were the cause of the
blowing up of two of their vessels
during the present war with Peru.
Ihe Chilians took the launch alOng-
side the warship italia, and Alston
and McLeish were taken on board Of
he y Higging on the 10Th, and were
landed the Ed and delivered to the
consulate. The clothes and all that
belong to the engineers were taken
frsm them. The Chllian Dag was
hois s,ed In place Of the United States
coiors as soou as they took possession
of the launch. Patricio Lynch, chief
OF the expedition. sent an officer TO
the consulate OIL the 21st aud demand- '
ed that Capt. Thomas Gaige 60 TO
him aud take with him the Isabeps
register. Capt. Gaige was according
~ taken to Lynch, and after sscertaln-.,
Ing that he was captain of the launch
he was taken prisoner aud the regis-
Ter captured although properly made
out by the United States consul at
Callao. 1"a S9h Ishl9'
Capt. Gaige was Immediately sent
to the O'Higgins, where he was de-
tanned twemty-four hours, aud after
taking his affidavit as sent on board !
"f the Italia. There he was taken be.
fore Lynch. who offered Capt. Gaigs
the value OF the launch providing he
you'd not make any claim to the
government, which Capt. Gaige re-
fused to accept. Immediately after
Cap'. Gaige was placed at liberty
aud entered his protest. claiming
from the GILLIAN government $50, 900
IN gold for damages received aud the
value of the launch. se Z