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The SHAcKLEs or THE STEAMSHIP Missouri
Ia late number Of this journal we published letter
from our able correspondent Gibraltar, which ex-
planned satisfactorily what the shackles were intend
ed for that were found on the wreck OF this ifated
steamer. Our correspondent also adverted to the In
sulting manner In which our Consul at that place
had been treated by the Governor OF Gibraltar, in
not allowing his reply to the very scurrlous article
which appeared in the London Times, in relation TO
this subject, to be published in the Gibraltar Chronicle
The Union Of Friday contains thirteen explanatory


letters and depositions from Consul al Gibraltar,
Mr. Spragle and H. Low, the contractor for raising
the wreck of this vessel. wherein it appears that
there were not more than between thirty or forty
pair of shackes found all told, instead of carloads,
as was given to the world in the London Times