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/, ,ew minutes. The United States gained
on q / the Lafayette, (as she is generally styled
~ tbe nayy.) so fast that she soon showed
nor stern. and in an hour Glued mp her top
sallant sails and royals, 10 let her adversa-
o. come along side. in token ot victory. Her
crew gave three hearty cheers and all par
lies took social glass togetheron board the
victorious ship. We are told that the su-
periority of the United States over al yes
sels II the Pacific is now generally acknowl-
edged on the station. No English man OF
War there can catch her.


Captain Hull, like all gallant command
crs has his nickname among his men. They
lnb him Sweitzlrbeily."