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until their arrival at independence, they had most favo
rsble weather for trsyslng and in this long journey
over the prarss nothing transpred to hinder their pro-
gress; they several tribes OF Indians but
no hostile attempts made by them; they also met
four different companies of traders on their way out
numbering than one hundred wagons and over
double that number of they were all getting along
smoothly.


NAvAL-A letter from an officer on board OF the
U. 5. ship Constitution, dated at Singapore,
the 18th of February, ami published in the
Norfolk Beacon, says that the health ofthe was
daily improving. As many hundred had been on
the sick list at time Capt Perciva had been very
ill., but he had entirely recovered The number of deaths
board since the Constitution left the United States up
10 the date of the letter. is stated seven The names
Of the deceased were Mdshipman Mason, of Va Ira p
Weston, John Peters, Peter Wolfe, and Stephen Hoyt
seamen Christian Fisher musician, OF Baltimore and
Charles Stringer gunners mate. The letter adds lit is
almost daily occurrence to the flags Of the English
ships atha mast The principal Of sickness among
them no doubt proceeds from their being allowed
SO much liberty Our captain like father to the crew
allowing them the OF the bum boats but no liberty
he does not even allow the officers market boat and
the consequence of which h that the health of our ship
Is daily improving Only two have died since have
been in port" On the 3st October 1874 at a. A. NJ in
lat 10 20 long As 90 E. the Constitution passed over
shoal with fathoms water only, which not laid
down in any chart on board