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We understand that the officer carried OF
the privateer, as mentionedi nsour paper yester
day, has returned to Baltimore. So far as TIE
facts have as yet come to our knowledge, th'
are, that the commanding officer ofthe private
presented pistol to the head Of the officer Of 4
customs, and threatened to blow his brains out i.
ne did not keep quie' and submit to the ordes
ofthe captain Of the privateer-that he was il
that way kept quiet until the privateer got OCT
bound to Baltimore. We are told he has made
a protest ofthe facts before the regular officer.


This is rather strange affair to be sure, but
nothing to what we may expect in times to
come.--I5.