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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Among those who are III with thc grip
arc Mrs G.. w. Burlcson. Mrs. l.. II. Bur-
leson w. II. ltcll. Mrs NJ. Coffin.
Sadie Merrill and Newell IInwley, Jr,
Tho doctors have been kept busy the past
three weeks as there is much sckness.-
I. y. Chase and H. II. Burlcson were IN
st. Adams Tuesday on business pertain
ing To the removal of one of the inmates
of the Sheldon poor-house to the Water
bury asylum for the insane.-1'he Rev.
Mr.. Clark occupied the pulpit at Union
Church Sunday. Mr.. clark at present Is
boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis
IT Is understood that he will remain as
pastor of Union Church for the coming
ycar.--A letter received by Mrs G.. H.
lin recently from the Rev Meredith o.
Smith, fotrerly rector of the Episcopal
Church, states that h. is pleasantly To-
rated at Wcbbwood. Ontario. Canada.
Nv Smiths many friends arc always
much pleased To hear from him.-School
loses this week Friday. Many OF the
pupils have been i'll with severe colds
and unable 10 attend school the past two
VICE ks.--Miss I;lma Eldred Of Sheldon
has hccn tho guest of her aunt HRS.
]iebori Colburn. for II f,w days. The
Ladies' Md society will meet with Mrs.
H. NJ. Wells Thursday afternoon. Feb
ruary 9. supper will 10 served as usual
Tho Rev. j. NJ Coffin is in Montreal for
the wcck.Pcrley Davis. jewelcr, has
rented of II. NJ. Wells and is moving into
The vacant rooms directly opposite I1aw-
Iey's drug store Mr. and Mrs Davis
formerly occupied rooms in the r.. War
rem hlock-Honry Mitchell is getting out
T,r In
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HioHoATE CENTER.

DR.. II. A. Bates is confined To the
house with Il severe attack of the grip.
Mrs. a. Il. Squares of Canada street
is III with the grip.--Maj Il. n. Bull
lard of Swanton was in town Monday
looking after the customs office. dur
Ing the absence of Deputy ColiectO or
Stecle.--J. =. Steel. who has been in
town the past two weeks, has return.
cd to his home in Marlboro. Mass
Mrs. Willard stockweil. who has beer
spending the past week with her moth-
err, Mrs. j. II. Steele. has returned to
her home in st. Adams.
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ENOsBURGH.

Theodore Perlcy went to Montpelier the
9Th to attend meeting called in the in
tcrest of general evangclistic work in the
churches. Hc represents the Y. z. S. G. T..
Charles Stevens has sold his farm to
Tho Episcopal diocese Of Vermont and
hired IL for one year for S60N.--Mrs. T.. a.
Cassidy and son. Earl. are visiting rela-
lives in Cannda.--Mrs. Cora Huckins and
Sarah Adams are still critically i'll with
little expectations of rccovcry.'rhc town
auditors began the examination of town
officers accounts the 9Th inst.-Alrs. John
Cassidy entertained some Of her friends
the evening Of the 7th.-Emlon Stanton OF
" est Enosburgh. who has been in North
Carolina some weeks for his health has
returned home and sold his stock of goods
TO n. p. Whitcomb, who will continue
The mercantile business there.
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BELVIDERE.

George Pepar met with very bad
accident on Monday the 9Th. While
saving slabs in L. j. Billings's mill
he was trying 10 put on the belt with
his foot and IL caught in the belt,
whirling him around ana breaking his
leg and injuring him in other ways
G. NJ. Ainsworth and Z. J. Billings
have returned from Boston. where they
have been the past week on BUSINESS
MIS-. sylvester Eldredgc became tired
of life ana tried TO put an end to it
by taking a dose Of iodine, but did
not succeed very well. 1t is thought
she will recover.--D. e. Smith and son
have started their min running on full
timc--Mr. and Mrs IL. w. Coburn
have returned from Milton. where they
have been visiting heir children. NJ
T.. Dean of hyde Park * visiting
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FAIRFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs Elvin Yates entcrtain-
cd four tables ut ruchre saturday
evening. Nine games We're played. re-
freshmcnts were served. The head
prize WIS won by Mrs. H. w. Soulc, the
loot prize by Jennie Stafford The
dance given at Farrells hall Friday
evening was a success financially
ThirtY-two couples were prcsent.--TS1
r"port about the young lads of this
place PLAYING Mrs nogersS hanging
WAS false as no such thing has occur
rcd.--'rhe Whist club will meet wit
Mrs. :. A. Soule Tuesday evening. Feb
ruarY 1i.--'rhc Young Peoples Whist
club will meet with Miss Gertrude Fitz-
gerald February 22.--Frank start of
Cambridge was the guest OF :. \.
SoUlo Saturday and Sunday.-Miss:
Ardcl Fanton is at home from John
son Normal school i'll.
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JOHNSON.

w. ". Stcarns has returned from
Boston. where Ii" sprnt last week.
Truman Howard ana family have NOV
ed to the Murray Buck farm.---Frank
Latiener has finished work at 4. j.
GOulds and returned TO his home in
Cambridge. Mis-. T.. g. French Is suf-
fering with "A severe oold.--Thc Rev. j.
*. Fuller preached at the COngrega.
tional Church last sunday to Il full
house.-Miss Grace Coolidge visited
friends here Monday last.
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Minneapolis. Mimi. for Il two months
visit The Rev. Mr.. Tonlih preached at
,nc Congregational church Su'lay.-Mr
and Mrs Warren Rockwell Of Alburyh
wcrc tho guests of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. T..
Allen sunday Earnest Fresh of New
York State was in town Monday.
TLrco,t went Tuesday to Caiuda for u
few days stay.-Samucl PHELPS II ILL.,
Samuel CrOtto has returned from North
Hero. where he has working OH the
court house
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

taking care of AIRS. T.. Il. Allen, was
taken sick las; week, fIor husband is
now caring for her.--Lulu O'Brlen OF
Eden has been the guest of John Adams S
Hriswold has moved to
Sewell Ncwtons iarm.-lslder Gregory
was in Morrisvile the first of the week.
George Stewart and family have moved
from Mckinstr,- lill 10 the F'oss tono-
nicnt ON Park street.
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plcxy. Mrs. Norwich was II native Of
Sheffield. Yorkshire county. England,
where she was born on July I, 1919. and
was therefore In hcr S8th year. Il s. dcs
her daughter with whom she has madc
her home for the past 10 years. she is
survived by two Sons. Frank W. Norwich
W Turner's Falls. Mass, and George NJ.
Norwich of Lcadville. colo. The funeral
will be held from the house at two O'Clock
this afternoon.
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SOUTH HERO.

Invita- ions are out TOR d Masquerade
ball to he held at keeIers hall Friday
evening February -, for the benefit Of
the Grand Isle orchestra. Music will be
furnished ny six pieces of the Grand
Isle orchestra assisted by II. e. Rogers
Of burlington Miss cara Tracy ara
Miss Ada I.andon went last week ~
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Pro-: r.. a. BIshon CT Montpelier
Seminary was the guest Of the Rev. l..
L. NJ. Barnes las. week Wednesday,
Frank Tikc is making his home a Janes
McDonald's for n while. He is in poor
Hall has zone to Ncw
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RICHFoRD.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
Corners Saturday, February l.
At the corporation meeting Saturday
evening to see II the corporation would
vote TO bond the same for so, 900 to mako
extensive repairs to increase the present
water supply, it was voted to pass over
tho article.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NeW Work Fob 4

Cotton spot closed quiet; - points high
or. middling uplands, 800; n,iddlins gulf.
Ss.ij safes. GO bales Cotton futures open
"a firm. Feb, S7.35 bid March. SIS;
Arril, -; May, S5s; June -; July. s15l
Aug, N6j bid; Sept, s,CS: Oct. 5, =:
Nov, s,.1j bid; Dec. s,7S bid
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COM N Mr. CIAL.

NAN Ylrk. r

View YOTX, FED, :.
CK-Receipts, l.,SS bbls. exports,
101i2 tpls: sales. 600 bbls. rho mar.
ker was arr, nut SLOW. Minnesota patents.
ts.s5GGa5: Minnesota bakers, N.3N6+S5:
winter pstSnts. Is 5Oabs5; winter stra ishta
o. SOu5.<5 winter extras. Se50ASo; win
ter low grader. V.t69<lo
RYE FLOvR-Quiot: far Ia good s. -
a.. On: choice to fancy, sA.6GHo,
WHEAT Receipts, . 80 ia, sales. ;.2io =
a. bu. futures; spot easy. Options were
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friends IN .own.---rhiir,ca Russell has
purchased =. ShGttuck's farm and
moves 'hcrc IT," Nrst OF Mare Mr..
'hattuck mrv,s 10 Wat vile village. |
Lester Pilbin hns finished work for
j. V. stevens and Fred Wood takes his
plac".--l.csii" Potter. who was IN the
Spanish American War, has pension
granted ana has received 500 back |
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BUTTER AND cHuEsE MARKET.
Boston. Feb.

BCTTER-Market was very fiyn:
northern. 3.MS5c: western SN::9ec: Yer.
mont dairy. 27N2ac
CHEt.SE-Market was Arm, Vermont
twins. 12kQi2lrc.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKHr.

Boston. Feb. j.
Specialt'es continued firm in tho local
market but most Of the copper stocks
were quiet. Trinity and Wolverine made
material advances.
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MONTGOMERY.

Presiding Elder Nuttcr preached at the
Methodist Church on Sunday evening"
The Epworth League is to have ~ sociablc
at Frank Pratts on Wednesday even
ing.--Roy I.afnuntain has moved to East
Berkshrc.--Mrs. NJ. +. Maurice and Miss
Mary Maurice gave a very pleasant party
at the hotel on Thursday evening. Games
We're played and light refreshments
served.--N. S. Parker is confined to the
house by illncss.-Village schools closed
LAST wcck.--rhere Is to be an evening So
rial bic at South Itichford on Friday even
Ing at MIR. Johnson's-A genuine sur
prise party was given to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
y. I:ia HARRISON last TucsdaY evening.
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Is it a burn? Use DIR. Thomas Eclec-
tric Oil. A cut? Use DIR. Thomas
EclectTic Oil. At your druggists.
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here in April This meeting always brings
many of the noted men of the church tn
its sessions. Mrs. T.. T.. Beatty is spend
ing the week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ingalls, in Mon u II r.--The
Young Peoples Missionary society meet
with Kent Icrley Friday of this week.
Tho w. G. r. t. are to meet Saturday
with Mrs G. II. Abell.-A daughter was
born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. $. Stevens Sunday.
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VAUDEVILLE.

Alrlcr With"rill AID wife of North
cariljfi'lre were IN town ovcv Sunday -.
chester Austin gave n very fun rcpor. of
IN" convention held at NORTH, Cambridge
last Friday.-MHs Ethel Thompson oi
North Hyde Park ia spending u few with
her grandparents. Mr.. ana Mrs. j. l..
STth.--Scvcral from this place attended
the convention which was held Ut North
Cambridge last Friday. They report n cor
dial welcome and royal enter
tain'ncni. --Robcrt Wiley was in Bel
vidcrc ana bakersfield OH business
last wcek.--'rhe remains Of John
Tucker from Newport were brought
hero lasc week for interment. The furcral
was held ut the Union Church. MIR. Tucker
was resident of this place Il fcw years
Ago. Curtis Clement of Ticontcroga. y.
V. was In town last Thursday to attend
The funeral Of John Tucker
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CAMB BRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. ". Kinds entertain.
cd their friends very pleasantly at
whist last Wednesday cvening.---A
number from this place attended tho
district Sunday school convention Ia 1t
Friday at North Cambridgc.-Byron
Holmes and daughter. Laura. of st.
Adams. were in town over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Burns have
moved To Winooski. where he has EN-.
ployment running milk wagon.--
Thomas Gray and wife have moved to
Mrs. BoIrn's house over in Brook
Ign. sadie Gallup has gone to Eur.
lington. whore she has Il position as
dining room girl--The Ladies' Aid OF
the Methodist Church met with Mrs
l.. Putnam February S.--Severai nice
looking horses were shown on the
streets Wednesday for tho benefit of
horse buyers that are in town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-04-28
HEART DISEASE.
Don't Let the Idea That You Have IL
Scare You Into sickness.


Comparatively few people know that
1t Is rare to find Il perfect heartbeat.
What Is termed "palpitation' IL IN ir-
regularity i'm the beat. 1t Is most com
monty caused by some disturbance OF
the digestion; by undue indulgence In
ten, coffee, tobacco or alcohol: by
worry or by excitement. Many per-
sons, detecting such an ir%regularity.
think they have some serious disease
of the heart that MAJ end their life mt
any moment. This Is II very grave mis-
take I'm a double scnse-first, as to the
fact itself. and, second, ns to the intlu-
ence Oh the health OF such II morbid
idea.
Again, there Is a notion that heart dis
Ease Is Il destructive process; that the
flesh is affected in much &c same man
ner rs when the skin l., liberated or
the lungs are ~consumptive. That Is
very seldom true. The most serious
disorders of the heart are quite differ
ent In their nature.
When n man Or woman Is under The
impression that he or she has heart dis
ease there Is one obvious duty-tO visit
a reliable doctor, have the heart ex'
amined and either have ones fears set
ut rest or he given such advice rs Will
serve to remedy the cOndition.-Home
Notes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-04-28
THE PARSON BIRD.
One Of the Queer Feathered
ants Of New Zealand.

One Of the Queer Feathered
ants Of New Zealand.
Among the feathered inhabitants OF
New Zealand there Is n bird called the
parson bird, or tut. 1t Is about the
size and shape of q blackbird, but has
n pair Of delicate white tufts Mt Its
throat and Is a glossy dark green 9th
erwise, which looks black In the sun
light. 1t can be taught to crow, to
speak, to whistle tunes, and besides
these tricks II has a repertOry which
Ia not often equaled by any other
feathered songster. At vespers 1t has a
note like the toll OF n bell or the clear
high note OF an organ. 1t can mimic
every bird in the bush to perfection; it
will break of in the middle Of an ex-
quisite melody and indulge In a strange
medley Of sounds which are impossible
to describe, but II you ear imagine 1.-THE
combination Of a cough, n laugh, a
sneeze, with the smashing Of a pane Of
glass;" 1t will be some approach to the
idea.
The tut nests twice or thrice a year
and has large families. Like the other
birds Of New Zealand, it seems to be
unconscious Of danger from a 1t Is
a pity that the birds of this island are
becoming 10 scarce, for they speak ia
us Of a time when nature was harm
less, when the snakes, tigers and fal'
cons did not exist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-04-28
The Hen and Her Exgs,

The eggs of a scavenger hen are not
fit to be eaten. My attention was call
ed to this a number Of years ago. A
lady said she could not eat u eggs.
She wanted sunflOwer eggs. l told her
we had the best eggs in the country,
but she said that an old German at
home fed his chickens Oh sunfiower
seeds and that the eggs were remarka-
bly, sweet. Some Of the eggs were sent
Eggs certainly do partake Of the nature
of the food which has been eaten
Feathered Life, London.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-04-28
TOGO ASSEMBLIES OFF FoRMosA,
Reported Movement Of Togo Doubted.
important pispatch.

Manila, April 24.-Three warships
are now of C%orregidor island. 1t is
supposed here that they are Japanese
vessels and that Rear Admiral Nash
ishi is hourly expecting the arrival of
Vice Admiral Kamimura.
Vice Admiral Togo's main feet will
assemble south of Formosa on April
rs. The Japanese consul here has
received a long cipher message con.
corning Kamimura's squadron, which
Is expected today. The consul says
the ships will not enter Manila har.
Dor. but will cruise outside. There
is great official activity here. The
American admiral. the Japanese con.
sui and the general in command have
held a conference. The admira! will
confer with Governor General Wright
today
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-04-28
AWAITS SEA BATTLE
QUESTION or REFORM IN INTER.
NAL AFFAIRS IN AsEYANcE.
Paris Paper Says Firing Has Been
Heard Oh hamranh Bay, but No
indication Of General Naval Engage
m~ent--Scout Ships involved.

St. Petersburg. April 24.-Nice Ad-
miral Ro~jestvehsky continues his pol.
icy of strategic silence and has an
swered the admiralty's message or
last Saturday pointing out the posi-
ton of the French government on
neutrality regulations only by putting
to sea, giving no intimation Of his
plans or destination. Russian naval
circles would not be surprised If 1t
should develop that the squadron had
been already VT days or more on the
way nortnward when the instructions
were Cabled to him. and that the adj
miralty was aware of his when the
message was sent asking the admiral
TO move outside the three.mile limit.
If he happened 10 be in French terri.
tory waters. A prominent naval ON
Ger here called the present stage or
affairs "a game of naval hide and
seek" ard declared that the admiral
ty was justified in sending elusive dis
patches. especially as there was rea.
son &c believe that one motive of ia
pan in pressing the question was the
desire to learn the exact position OF
Rojestvensky's squadron.
Not only the future Of the war in
the far east, but the fate of the whole
program of internal reform, to which
Emperor Nicholas stands committed.
appears to await the issue of the ap.
preaching sea battle between Rojest-
vensky and Togo. The government
undoubtedly would be greatly
strengthened. at least for the mo-
ment, by a victory decisive enough to
change the war situation.
Practically the interior administra-
ton is being conducted through a po-
lice regime. Domiciliary visits and
arrests by scores and hundreds are
reported in every part of the empire
and meetings of all classes of the peo.
pie are forbidden and broken up by
the police, under the direction of the
local governors.
Should Rojestvensky be defeated,
on the contrary. the liberals believe
that the bureaucracy would c~apitulate
| and hat peace and a constitution
would come.
In the meantime the Easter holi-
days and May day are awaited with
extreme anxiety. both by the author
tiles and the public. The social dem
ocrats and revolutiOnaries have
planned demonstrations on an exten,
sive scale, and undoubtedly many of
them are armed with revolvers and
bombs. which have been smuggled in
to the country to fight the police and
troops in case they should attempt 10
interfere with the demonstrations.
There are many disquieting rumors
Of disaffection Of troops and the
names Of regiments, even in the i'm
perial guards, are given as having
been won over to the cause Of lib
ertY."
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-04-28
wit to the Rescue.

William the COnqueror OH landing In
England IL reported to have made a
false step ms his foot touched the sand
and to have fallen on his face. A muir
mur arose, and voices cried, Heaven
preserve u.s., a bad sign!" but William.
rising. said without confusion or hesi-
tatiOn: what Is the matter? What
are you wondering att have seized
this ground with my hands, and. by
the brightness Of God, so far as It ex-
tends II Is mine, II IL yours"
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-04-28
Teamsters, Strike Declared or.

Chicago, April 25.-The Transfers
called off their strike against Mont.
gomery Ward & Co. Refusal of the
garment workers. In aid Of whom the
teamstcrs went on strike, TO be parties
IN a fight against only one firm when
they had grievances against a number.
managing the strike and the collapse
of the struggle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-04-28
Japanese Consul at Manila Receives


London, April 24.-Beyond the re-
port that from Kamranh bay the Rus.
sian second Pacific squadron proceed.
ed northward, there is no further
news OF any kind nor confirmation OF
the reported firing of Kamranh bay.
There have been rumor recently that
a portion of Rojestvensky' squadron
was at Hainan. near the promontory
OF Lienchau. If these rumors are true
It is supposed the whole squadron may
reassemble there and endeavor in Chi.
nese waters to continue coaling and
other preparations. Little attention
is paid here to reported movements
Of the Japanese warships. It is consid.
cred that Vice Admiral Togo is not
likely to lift the veil Of secrecy ex.
cept for the express purpose of mis-.
leading.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-04-28
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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-04-28

Itching, blind, bleeding or prOtrud-
ing Piles. Druggists refund money IL
Pazo Ointment fails TO cure any case,
no matter Of how long standing, In 9 TO
IA days. First application gives ease
and rest. SOC. II your druggist hasn't
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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-04-28
Federal Protection for street Railway.

Chicago. April 25.-Judge Grosscup
Of the United States circuit court has
placed the Chicago City Railway com.
pany under the protection Of the fed
eral court. He held that the city
cannot force the issuance of transfer
slips on the two short lines Of this
railway company operated by the Chi.
caeo Union Traction company. also
that the ninety.year act is valid.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-04-28
South Omaha Live Stock.

South Omaha, April n. -Cattle-Receipts.
400: lower to lOc lower; native steers.
-. 3O&y6 80: cows and heifers, 81. 7OG0. 20;
western steers, 81. 5Od0 20: Gamers, $50
Q3. 20: stOckers and feeders, $3.OOa5.l 10;
calves, 81. 100000: bulls. stays. etc. $3.50
a. rs. Hogs Receipts, 1900: closing roc
lower; heavy. 81. 250p5. 50; mixed, s., 25@
q 80: light. 50. 254D5. 80; pigs. $4.75d6, %
bulk Of sales. s.. 25G5. 80. Sheep Receipts,
5000: steady: westerns. $8.O0Q6. 80; wsth'
srs. So 25Q5.G 20; ewes. N.75Q0.4O lambs,
I6 75QT IS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-04-28

heavy cannonading, probably upon
japanese scouts.
A private dispatch from Saigon
states that Vice Admiral R~ojestvensky
IS suffering from dysentery, but other.
wise the officers and men OF the feet
Gre in the best OF health.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-04-28

traCeU 10 the kidneys,
but now modern
science proves that
nearly all diseases
have their beginning
III the disorder of
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood
that is their work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-04-28
Russian Fleet Quits kamranh BAY

Paris. April 2L-The minister OF
colonies offcially confirms the report
Of the departure of the Russian SQUAD.
rOn from Kamranh bay. The Russian
admiral. previous to his departure.
called on Admiral JonQuieres. The
meeting of the two admirals was most
cordial.
A dispatch from Saigon to the
Temps reports that the Russian feet,
outside Of Kamranh bay. opened a