From the Baltimore American
INTERESTING NARRATION.
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The following letter, giving thrilling account of
the gallant conduct of Lieutenants Boggs and Row
an, Of the United States steamer Princeton, under
circumstances the most appalling, communicated
ry the Right Rev. Bishop Doane, to the Burlington,
New Jersey Gazette Ii will be read with interest;


THE BURNING OF THE TRUxTUN.


My DEAR SIR; | am very sure you will not refuse
insertion for the following extracts from my friend
and parishioner, commander Ehgle it is well
known that when the report of the disaster To the
fruxtun had reached the Commodore at Vera
Cruz, he despatched the Princeton TO her relief
The portions which follow are of such lively in.
erest and reflect such honor on the service, that
venture to except them from the writer's general re-
quest not to publish his letter. or that true elo-
quenee Of nature, which feels, and therefore makes
eel, have met with but few such examples. My
extracts commence with his arrival at the bar.


Very truly your friend,