MURD, CIA zirLair AT fi7ivySE y. Alen on l'ues ttaroner),* the :Yeomen Taylor, parsalay se'llni s ght 'Mains % Mai I view dike km °tattoo: ...4coaupocket, iiikholietti %Matto hum Iwo.— Clerkenwell, de , deceased's ; e se'smight) he hallowing Thum home ; Isis bro. von use, and of while his .e hail not he'll Mree-il I • that 1 besday. The r. Neiman, ul learned nothing at - afterwards went Hospital, to was informed a lectures un Alin' oil Mr*. lens, who gave his inquiries first intornea been heard near , a4l it we would eienlars upon Mai there had etturderahunt tree man had i 4 but the fa , • robbers de . • k ilos in the .• Green lanes, croma ;61.1, alleiiiiile for the wood; we Ira, - ,ed imam footsteps at the foot of the bridge, fur en ionielred ards, which the brother of the deceased said were much 4 his brother's whom we were in search of ; at the centre 1,, o . f t. t let he b a r r i e dg m e er w e e v l s o o s a t i t iy he w tr o a r c i e l. o b f ee th a e ns ti e ou h ts is te i p u s i , fe a r n t i t l in av at e e b vi r s o i .1445.4 LlialtJte hail been murdered there, and thsown into !it r!, r.. Mr: Taylor's suspicions were considerably excited XlAte ; iniirki of the boots being straight, and not right and 1 0-, ef )111d op, when lie left his Inoue, boots of that ileac, ipt ion. i e then inquired at the Hurnsey Wood-house ' and at the xj Staii:a•liotise, if they had any drags, or it they haiidragged the ‘,.,: river recently. They informed us they had no drags, nor had the river been dragged for a considerable dine. We ;l ir Made several impairits, and were informed that a hat hail „„,,,Imen found at the Sluice. I and nay friends requested it ~,) might be skimp to ii . ; and the men asked ns what was the ~,f. name of the maker We replied, " Wilson and Waugh."- 1, .;, He answered, that is the name in the hat, and Iseimmediately produced it, mud we found it to be the hat of the deceased. Mr. John T. Taller. We immediately sent to the Half Hour for the drags, and employed persons to drag the tiger. They . continued draggiug from Saturday until Sunday morning. I • went onSenebty,naorning with any friends again to the New , ", Itiver isle Of sty men were dragging, and an alarm was made Ja' Out the had, was found. I slighted from my chaise and saw . the body brougbll..up ; it was perfectly dead, and appeared `to have been !Julie . Mater several days. The flap of the Mail clothes win aulinitoned ; the watch which the deceased .3 Q•:' 6 . ilisinyaVarried Omer hint wan net in Ins fob; and there was ItaellaahYlthout the deceased's person, and he never went out ,ataat,ttlising motley with blues his pockets were turned out ; , the'r'e, ebere. appearanees of strangulation, and a black ,Marit On the sidt. df the neck. I know Use deceased had a AVAlarireridtgoid'ehathtenal scab when he left home; he was a :0 1.4 tarY - WO elisleited young man, and front what I know of bias, ~., he would not tamely submit to be robbed; he had a practice of twisting his watch pocket after lie put his watch in it, sad ?,' , Iltursefrequlrinty lowa/ hies say, that lie would defy any ethyl' • , tri Wills him, Mr if they took iris watch, they must also take 7 " • ' Ids pocket. lUM of opinion that the villains who murdered "" tke deceased, ottrinstiourd thp Rap of his small clothes for the se of iinttristiilg tie fob pocket and mishit; the watch. ~ 0 is pockets remained the following triduig articles ;-eaA. t yntei .key, Akensisle's poetical works, pair •of gloves, silk !, aalatiketeatet; penknife, a stick of black seal*/ was The ...i .gently ~was carried Su Hasrusey Wood-house. -An anibrella ',Obis* the deceased had with him on Thutsifityilight was • I, baud ou the iron bridge, which was fora recently, froin,its :-•earaispatrianaincir. Front the deep marks on the batik where ilig ? I, llaltlrwee tosilid, 1 atiseesseineed that be, toilde,great resistance. -re of otimed.-04 , ..t. several krelllll 1...4e1tth la We 1 m . 0 .! ,11 'turn N.: .ro t,f , ' . • • ..1.• 14 3 , a % : i , .lik..ll:Oaifiefigiti!tilitil,belisg aweiono-elttiat the.de ern*. " "'kith ilk:a - Ali elleW wan et my 'WNW, and timmie foistid • r',4 •.;•er w ilt/NM Ilse trim brielparfAlie.Nem River is the unit tires loisq; s:,inirirlt.miti:44l4,ittikolliers, I .lent it to hien i the reality it aPpeate ti., i.e.,. to Liam. bagel tersely issiate, - assal 14 my opinion was dude in duet struggle with the ;serums who attacked him. 'rite hit pro. % v,:liss•-• doe*. I am seer is elm deceaseshiostel must have floated iIuWM .i.• - 5 4 ,• • Itheseivecteillble , graer at.the , Stalowlioesae. I made particular, inquiries et West Green, at the II:•ek Roy, and fear:feinted ' • e geittlenlan'illaislie Vice tabbed-en Tisitraday night, about the ''l. • 'di tut OW dreettiellieft the Jolly lintehers, and I have no dueled, 43,' , finin 1110111411iiite•Witiath'ilie thieves took, and Me road the 1 1 1 0 . 4#11 1 ;0,4r)tilit ' Ai thieves went across the fi eld*, and •• .' •'-?", 1 ,,tA1t0 lief h deceesed et the bridge opposite the tile; •,. 4 „ riAjkajrifilson ..wOrri. —l keep the Jolly Botcher., et IA• . •• H. I.oo44llmorTutiewhaueparish. I knew the deceased before. he came ea my hawse ,Ou last,Thutsday evening; it was be ll 'isievilereli vas and serest o'clock whim - he entered my house ; I 1: ' "P l ,' lavael aim hoe this bar, as he was acquaiuted with my WM, - "I , /o• when he teem lostichonl. Tasked Min to tea, and he cuiesenta ' littPlibrd kat Vat Mynar until between inroad II u'elueleat night; lil►liktl three siteell'gfesses of brandy and water; lie slid not . „4, 4 ":` difirt'litalt'ol.liiiMior Isiiiserlf, .1 and any sun drank with hunt ; wad ' there Welt no.. Orange s .. in :he house all the evening. The 71110 tf q401 1 11 1 4444..,Wacril OWs pocket and some y; he pent 74 !' :Ili 1•414.1-0,1PrriligAlly4911; Mid tea, nee. ; it was a hewing oriels 4,,J.3 *Ai WilkekstiClWltt.lM4,l44,llls.WllACll I supposed to be gold ; Id t ebilhwifili ~liArsdailittiranliesAto., h iale ilWsli under his clufloci, as they , ( f,ri t" , tin:notelts aiming , the: alliutian, • Of ill die,oused persona• when, he r" P i ninid Waght.wafeit , ilutaltitliat.arpeold he robbed, and I saw him pit. 'r'm !Pluidtailltedleeildbe.4l.e.llaeleniochair Wilit.leirat. When' the d eitea:` e lh I "' •T s h E ilrerellnietido. ll o .4 sor due hurried if a gentlemen had,heess l''" l7l l ,'ltiarriPtivittl i lk fogrii44.44.lVerte art pd . from our Komi, it War 1"" 1 fiVieii liktsitt ei4llllfilliel'ilf J'srEkie"ilisidge.Wear. %Tali the • -w! ..epto:./ ,:-...!.g0a ~ ii, hi R - J l •i • +Ji, .5! . • • 3i n• 7qE.AATioni. itEmsnit - Tecettwir wars me: ilea; tliN sari of i •' iAld that lie he, fillati4 as Ate*Soili; Pearce'{ son, a.- CononEn's itißliltorf.—kn" inquisition was taki • . tilliiPillile, bre'faVe 'Modulo !Stirling; Mop; tUDri ° iiiley'VreklllAtise;' Id' the body' or John , lnsoin ihl'liigi . ftnilli,looth'syss stoppil en 'l•lnstad S r' iroN tire of 'lllii MeV itior, . try' seam i illt v t , ii Vi . iiib, 6 k4; iiihritefftWlskil titiotim into the sl ; 'f'je Aid uiraeo, th vivivotoroid , b6-611 , took ii 'lO ignieNteeA'feir,`• :ffitiee apltreitetvitiltut mai Igii trot' died his OA' 'a kttiteivas in his waiste + ppd,a , guld ring up& ' 'tinier; ifloich the dinhol ' ?rho iiitkilleisdlillik;' hi' heist liner?, Vid not take 1 '''4 4 .llLroTliNiNg eildniWires` inlet vitirdi takers : :' ',li,:3 l.l ,.'cil.lhOlilliiiiii;' V keit L 16 0 4414 1 ,0, Cirri -teed ili,sTalyslii'y i r iiiiii;partleular frlenilof the i h''Wit'i.,io.. ltils . le i hileribtitlay last, Ktnesday xi ?alts.then fa goOd lin4ill'ind Spirits • ()$$. th e t o sl o , ;datx F waiit . - liii,lsolist x iti . d lie was . then • trans hot ' eil,t!iallrii 'lti ,th i rolldninik *dr g (Friday) iii ,:goirM i r , J .isee l of . liad'any• knowledge u roll/ (i%e deeenned) 'night be Anind, as he h; • * i".'s ij, ' lli i ' I.ifi ' n* 'il • l•fr el gi c t i 4 S '' l ' 6' '• id 7. si nce It e:17;:i :,','o, nr °.l, „ . flo *re,. went fro* my k e o o,lfetl,f.i Weller fro* my houm to li.. roxl i pippspid . **On laijniiy,' and there learilei Ji l t. *Y l ' !tctify,lS:tto his bidther's libitum- $ he afiei ...; i•PAr4oitrcist ‘o . .crni.p and 'St. Thomas's I 1 it i ~ i!. er %limn .t . keeb` aftei the *ceased, and w . , iy,jie Iftidnot bei'it Mire shire he was at the ~i i o ld9rifkay i. . the witness then related his colli nci,itt,4 Po g, , t jattatndY Or the Jolly Hutches to, pry ,9" k to . p. ,in Ago op ," induced la" to linrssiel u • yiratUunornse,y, H e t h en proceeded :— The hi is lyirt we gained. was, Biopic; of !tinnier hail been .-;. ,7g it Or ems On T.littindey night, and we were told e.fgo to the Black Boy, we might obtain more parti the pubjeet. We proceeded there, and found the ',hems an alarm iii consegeenci of ,the cries of us ten o'clock on Thersday ,iitinings,ild that the entered into a house, with an istesdi g on to rob ity pity not being in bed, gave an alarm, and the • camped. • We then returned triiiireis the Tile • 17-1/112t:inezeinumerimuz±trialdw.*? IN; acid Ants ra Isreitarifilo N; 6 ; a• pa tisa So at :1 'lire oi69arlaWri:W — ill .0" iiiit , *itssess; 1 wen tqa-seilsol!.wal1110184111re" I at lay idotlite e4ssasren trisoselaretessiscollat ist . eti iiatiefilitta: blestreii Saasslies t si to 'salt" io ettatiot.ise so.hir , aitd toirada.if helrriti thistii-td eoat ljbe dearased JAW Shot he,tosil pr,o,aiised talleasaw.o Oor : hoiglsZari'VlAtrd Al r I be expressed surprisi sifit icttois 1%, thii?..4reotograrciii, Sttad —1 190 about live or six year b : we were tall , iw papal soottifote to hia. to /wet * atalleosasi. Pearce's, and '- promise. Mr. 'llionsarrl the deceased al _ .... .... .;o 4 g fisilliw Own. itt etc Finsbury Dispesearyi;. Limns- stroitlatti bilis for weal a fortnight, and then he was in goad health and saivits, and 1 am satisfied that he' was 'not 'under any kind .of slim's% or derangement of mind; .nor WWI belirve•thak be wool& have pot an end to his existence. ji. Ihlard-lhat he waslNlSSinje: end last night that his body wine toir4(l.) - 1 saw the bed* of the deceased this day, about two (Moil,' add In Mt epl iMii I.e was undoubtedly strangle 4 ptv(vhstet te 'hie behig throwli into the water. I form that cop:brewif:om various appears-twos on she body; the mark rimult The 'neck 'is notall 1 fern's pew' opinion from ; the tongue is forced thiungb tie; teelk,thl'rh s e i a mark also under the ear..iind the. &"MO An eat: • erase lent swimmer, and, 114( 1 he fallen into the water by neci t l g n he could have saved himself. The teeth of the decreased, were closed, and the tongue was Pureed. inn ail , opinion, be t wrest the tee% by she viotencein strangling lour' ; ; Mr. Richard Henry Major, s'iltireen.ti-I never eaw the dV. ceased before his death but once, and that was a considerabl e time ago. I saw the body thisdly, and my opinion Is pre. ciaeiy the same as Mr. Event's.; that he was strangled. east. not admit of a doubt, and he mast havg been nearly dead be. fore he was thrown into the water. I Lave open 'imbibers Of persons who were strangled. perticalariv Ocllingliaons avid other notorious murderers, and all had the mese appearanee of strangulation. I am enre the deceased must have lest all power of defence before lie was thrown into the river i kte even noperrs now to retain the posture of self defenmt: ; The Coroner summed etp the etidettee, and said that He h d hopes, when the investigation commenced, that the:death the unfortunate young gentleman was produced' by aeelde ; l a. but after the evidrisce which lied been received he.wat* cony to say that there was proof adduced that the deceased came to his death by the violent hands of murderers. It was dear to him that the deceased was met in the fields by the villains who took away his life, and that be struggied with then, until they arrived at the sniatruit of the bridge, where he was rob bed and thrown into the water. That his depth. wet caused' by the violence of some persons nothing could be more con• elusive than the evidence of the surgeons. The jury instantly passed the following 'verdict :—Wilfni Murder against some person or persons unknown, the de ceased leaving helm, in our opinion, atrautgtrd, robbed, and thrown into the New River. A large reward has been offer ed leg the discovery of the murderers. NORTHERN EXPEDITION. Some picture have been drawn by Saeitheause. the Ezquitnaux em ployed as interpreter. as a representation of his first interview with the newly-discovered inhabitants of the northern regions, and they described, perhaps better than he could do in words, the meeting as at took place. The natives are shown inzheir sledges, drawn by four dogs. Sack.. heouse himself is depicted on gie 'lee, setting up a pole with a nag upon it; to which were attached some beads amlother aides, intt. el as conciliatory presents. Tha dress of the natives consists of a skin. covering the body as far as the loins, and breeches of the sante material. fattened so as to meet the body covering. A small space (through which she flesh is seen) is observed in all the figums at this part, where the upper and lower coverings meet, arising from their imperfect !boded attaching them to each other. His language WWI sulliciently anaksous to theirs, to allow of keep. hog up a conversation with them ; lie inquired, amongst other mat ters, as to the number of their nation, hut they seem either to have no idea of numbers, or what is more probable, ao corresponding term by which they could reply to the inquiry. Their general, conduct gave reason to suppose that they had. like their more fortunate discoverers, fixed principles of modal conduct. When chips were thrown cover the vessel's side upon . the ice, each collected as muck as he could. but no one appeared to infringe upon the bundle of another. lie who had gathered nay little stork, seemed to be recognized tai the proprietor, tough he left it to proceed in his tinting celleetion. It is not very astonishing Opt they endeavoured to appropriate scene Of dm objects of wonder *WA they saw about she vesseLs , but their very mode of atteetipfing to pilfer was A plod that they had not acquired - detest-tit', by practice. • In a few instaneetehey took Ossicles from the ship with a view to purloining them, bat they were beeeieseily ansuniossfill. Ibr they did not undersea: al coneeahnont, some part of the piirtgld property being-always left nneavered,and in sight. The circumstance which excited the mat don on the part at she diseeverets. was the finding in thi thisitiees. !calved, 'the blade part of Which wage iron. 0 •• r The* had already ascertained (hot wood trap unsmown to them newbr found' beings, and that the only fuel which they hist, if fuel it could be called,' will n speees of' mess; and the use mode cif this mesa Seemed to be confined melte dipping it in etik, and burning it as seer& or camlbs. . . Thrash the , medium of Sackhemise, boiiever. it vciti discovered tiad tiro inocks of iron it; its port Odes innate at no great distance finths Ay shore, were•known to she natives, and thot for making their kayos, they hammered olf pieces of it by . means of heavy stones. • One of these knivo we have seen. It is formed of emcee of bone. about seven inches long, the upper part to whiehrhe iron is attached. being grooved. .In .side ,groove, several irrtgulsr sped pieces of item are insetted. These' appear to Nivel:Wen lesion fist with stones, and as they •=n{ hi 'needier smiled edges in should witherbe called a sam e Tltebpac handle anellsinsuffivably, string of rancid nil, from the raturated RUN to which it has heed 61044nd every ciournon means 403 ruesdelpec. 15. .‘. 'IV,‘ ; i t • " d e l ' , . • HAViciturrt. Wa10n0Vf..44..1. t iklegliarinary,.pleicliants, Dec. 19, 46. Jan. 146... at ea rilialk • • 4tts. W r altn'trar Cii , filittllartt.hall, lisamg 411 ent i ,ilt, fr,rl I Fleciy.'.l. rttrA l l:ade R - 1 Intwhaneit.'l*, ( -: Ilt l eer ' V3Vai.Agg, at 4,ll:ildhail4 • Au. Air! lip . ri . :( l - r ., , 7 . 4 101ty Str e et, Portland , Ph0t.., , ..; .„ , , ' ttltirre J. Clev neat the•Sead asefirilt, , pon ef t, D t 31. Jar. I, ' 66. at Ifolt, Ntiriblki Atti44e.aiitker.Aßtylgott4pTisroilli,onon Streit. '•' 4 : i e l liii, , ' 1 : 1. . • 'etrAmBRIII R. hfarket Resen t . • i ins 6i; rirrter. 37c:.' 46, 44, ' 3aa.v6 4 at •laatilt. Att. Mr. hin;,.64/ 5 'lnn..!tprave. TAY ton T. Oxford, grocer, Dec. 24, Ms, Ja 2q, It 01jord. Ntt Mr. PownaL, Staple Inn. • . . ;II VJI3IiN DS. .1. Timmins, Birmingham, sash-Makrr, .ra'rt: 14. • • ' . R. Staphvason, South Shiehb, baker, Jast.'7l' S. Humble, Laois. merchant, Jan . . jr It , :•..r , ~ Le:tell awl .1. Anthirasz, Bristel, linen minehanis,Jan.l.. • ** :Told and J. Wright, Tkilbourne Struat, italittni 44l " 4 .4 l4l l. '-'•,, ' ...'l4loc, Southwark, hop und seethintrAlloot., •Ign. • tr_ E. renfm.i. .1. sprii;pi, au I 11'. m.. Nufwa. )14;thUnii Winker!, 11 "Peb. 15. ' . . ' • ../ 1 ' S. Evatty, Itrectrood,Staffouldtuc, tituticr,incrchani, Jan. 5. ' AY. Faris's, AN bitch:wen. mayiner, Jan. 6. C. W. Walker. atightiOmstohe. aationer..lari: 16. r• •A. Henry. FinNbory .tiosuste, merchant, Jan'. • 12. '. •• • $. and %V. Lynne% andr. Pe r kins, Chatham. grit:arr. jell). U. , W. ilawc, Bristol. jilatie-rnaker, Jan. 7. W. I.loyd, jun. Pindon, Snstex, farmer, Jan. 9. W. Parker, /ligh Street,'Whitechapel oilman...lan. 9. W. Grieves, Rolhotn.eheesemer.ged Yam itki•. . 3. Austin, Loneon- upon - Tara . Sitiopshire, miller, Jan, A. • ' 3. Lancaster, Michael's Grave, Brompton.meschant, Jall.. 9.. A. Warrington, Shrewsbury, bricklayer, Jan. 8. W. Watts. Lower Mortice, farmer. Jan. 19. • -: .1. R. Sunk, Bridgewater, lineadraper, Jan. 21. • . A. Aaron, Plymouth Dock, silversmith, Jan. A. ' .. ' . W. Bourne, Town MiUs, Bridgnortb, miller, JIM. 9.• '• • A • CERTIFICATES—JAN. 3: .""..:.• E. Read and T. Baker, Great aussell Street. Rletandmry. hitch. drapers.--P. Coekren, Bath. tailor. — l. Shwabacher, Fatentam-place, City Road, toy-merchant—R. Ray, Norwich, grocer. IRELAND. - CASTLEnAn. Dec. 7.—We have not at any lime hail In rr. late an occurrence in this country productive of such *Oen sire misery, or so distressing and awful in all its plifrietnet• • as one which took place in the night of Monday, the illt4 tilt. *bunt fourteen miles from Crossmolina, in the . nsonniolas of Erris, where seventeen pools were harried into etcrally,' The house of a comfortable and Isespitalrle farmer, named O'ff4ra • in that remote quarter, which was seated on the side of a valley, and was overhung, at shoat two miles' distant', by four lakes, which communicated witb each other, was com pletely swept away by an it illitnell body of water. which burst forth from those lakes, leaving a frightful gap in their for. met. bounsfary, and in its bnpetitons course levelling soil car rying away every thing that interposed. O'Hara, his wife and children (except one that happened to have been absent), some travellers who were passing to and front Eerie, mad three soldiers of the 974 Highlanders, composed' the un happy party that perished by this dreadful eruption.' When the lost aceoMllll were received front this scene at' %offering, the bodies of sine of the inhabitants, and one of the soldiers tind heart discovered, and a party of the 921 regiswent had petetieded from Itallion. to inter their. lamented comrades wills military honours. The three soldiers had been of a party Who were employed upon revenue duty, and two of theta having beam so much fatigued as to be nimble to reach their quarters, were left in charge of the third, George Aloft' sop, as a steady man, and hilletteil for the 'night at . O'ffaries house, where the whole of the party had been entertained tiro or three nights before. The deceased soldiers were fine I.6lridank men of exrellent character, and Sharers of the Om it s • -Waterloo. The unfortunate deluge has also deetroi 4 several heads of cattle, as well as great quantities of hay, oats, turf, Btc. There is a report in circulation, which we fear is too true, that two other soldiers of the 92t1 regiment, who belonged to the Katona detachment, had perished on smother part of the mountains of Erris, having lost their way while migaged in revenue duty last week. We have not heard their moues. • Thursday morning. a ,yrking" female, of genteel appearance, we found at S o'clock. sitting under a Wage on the DePtdotl.reati, in a senseless state, almosefrozeo to death. Pear*. the men who :lino :d her, carried her. so the Turk's ll* en the nelautt l4 o o 4 where by the humane eitertices s the baulked she was, lifteet-wittlAtterable time, restored weenie and animation.. She gave ntibalter answer to the numerous questions which were sted her, than that 'she came to ' taint about Friday Sue/ that she lied been treated iiirkititile by !Icy friends, .and that her mind- was ,graldy, ,distrewitil. Site'declincd gating her name. or die retatience of any of luirthiefirld.sor irons vihat tattle her dia'reseed &Wino areas. She refused stUalleienstice, and when taken beftwest magistrate persisted In her sittnei: and at last west away without etsuusuniermag any fritiketintrllititats it:- spatting her situation. It is a Weenier 1 that 4111 Minn .. " -1. the kilkiit the ram th Matti, _ 9r .- - --- -- . - - - and welkeeli — ..- partiksf tin/jaiiii. futiek IlkAlk - ilhle "Air flowcii..l bogie!. et, iltotAinse In July. anitl j eggalie tlithint , ...1 the-bit tour i ' 'A 74 eliymist of C el l e lie. discovered a tneani•af prodlicii - g a ' *My yellow oikritr.fdr ellyeiug cloth. Be gathers the tale of tic ' . totswa l w i tier e eti. th an eek nistd / laire lip:it gkwer i sti a e st " :r ff ing easesi water . rttn e3lllj T ini l e l e k i . t, erk i ftil lii4ei n . vit itt y ww f) n c t • htY cH " re l: !` gilt. Miami Ili fiar. By plunging the cloth that biers lk ; • h e,„..... vessel of blue. a be illhuit awl lasting green 3s obtained. ' (in Ifonefoyniening n box, cor.taiiiing new 11a f. we. Nutlet' to"' 'lle hMise of Air. A lien, the Eagleond Child, in Moe I :she. ""PtteallaK e etiing• a sumicieu. character °KIM the duplicate of a lii 11 , eri ttb.' at a pawnbroker's in the neightiburhmal of Gv. oo e I for *a which eorrespouds with the watch the unfortlionte ; , r . r. 0, 1 0, had' in hi, picket at the shoe he wits murdered. 'Plc 'haitie' ot the Tiernan to when the ticket was onbred fit sale we have sin been *hie to learn. , . It is said, that early in the errming summer another capc(liticn gal be scut nut fur the purpose of expiluriog a Ninth Wet.tcrn r.o. saga to the Pacific °team. The firmer gun-bug has arm eil et Deptfonl, and will be prepared as use of the discovery: CC at a: :n bee of the Trent. It Is al.o said that two of the benah-eoeue4b .v.rri wFve at Algiers will be ordered obit Atethe same de.tinstion. 'I Itabella and Alexander a* paieterff. and the .crews illiberd .. Van Is t - i go and pee their Mende. The wer.derfid, Lopeiniaux, u:i.. is ~. I on hoard one of the ships. at Mialotd. and who lately ..ut it t: portrait. hat taken itch t fancy far dewing landscape*, that O,C il sce.i 'lave given him paint* . and butabaa. and every other f.c..ity tut indulging his new preienaity. • v "jkii : CMa lloia ,4;9l W l43lllll°B 7. 4 4l 44l T l4 :r ai .4ll.lll :7 9 .r r i ti r' , -71"1"46• i been , prat , . l a i: juste: :. vt atkill:;1IiS°1114:eill tie ILbavUti 'di to rifle.* Ada • . 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