in his barge down the river, when Washing ton arrived at West Point.
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in his barge down the river, when Washing ton arrived at West Point.

 Arnold's wife was in the agonies Of dcs. pain, and fearing for her own life and that of her ehld, refused to say wold. The or~ ders Arnold had sse::. g ;ss,sYtkrIird Washing tons suspicion; but Ut this instant Colonel Jameson's messenger arrived with the pa pers III Arnold's hand writing, found in the boot of Andre.

 Washington seemed for moment ovcr- whelmed, but soon satisfied those who were gazing upon his countannee fer soiiis soiti- ton of the catastrophe, which none seemed to comprehend. by savine--ssI t.e,:ss...: ti that an officer of courage and ability, who has; often shed his blood for his country, Was entitled to confidence, and gave him mine. l am convinced now, and for the rest of my lie, that we should never trust those who are wanting in probity, whatever abilities they may possess. A.a;si!5a has Ii, ibetrayed us!o--.N r. Messenger.