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A bald eagle flew on board the United
States ship John Adams at sea, much fa,i-
gued. As poultry die rapidly at sea, he
Jared well, not being ea'ahlc. and became
very tame. walking around from mess to
mess. getting crumb here and drink
there. He is now considered one of the
crew, and attends 10 the flrling of the roy
ais. He never left the shpuntil the Prince
ton anchored at Pensacola, when he alight.
ed on her cross jack yard, took a searching
glance, saw all was right, as far as Uncle
Sam was corcerned, AMI returned to his
own ship. The singular par, of this con-
currence is. that three foreign men.of war
are at anchor near the John Adams, and
this republican bird will not visit either OF
them.