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MLkANDAS EXPEDITION.


An arrival at Philad. from Jacmel,
fates, that the fch. Bee, HuddIe, of
Philad. had been purchaled into the
fervicc Of Miranda.


The fhip Emperor had failed from
Port-au-P Prince, TO join the Leander,
but hearing at fea that the Govern
nent of the United States had pro-
fecuted Ogden, fhe- put back Cap
tain Lewis, Of the Leander, had gone
overland to conlult with the officers
of the .fhipEmperor and induee ;hem
to perfevere in the expedition.


The fhip Leander Lewis, was TO
fail in 2 or 3 days for Cumana. Sew
eral Americans had been induced to
join in her adventure but the pre-
cIle nature and abied OF her fchene
was kept profound fecret.


The Norfolk ledger, of the 7th
inf, fays, The fchooner Medufa,
capt. Gould, arrived here on Satur-
day in Il days from Laguira. = She
had been fent out exprefs, to apprize
the government of the province of
Caracas of Miranda's expected ex-
pedition he had not been heard of
when capt. Gould failed. If Maran-
da is actually bound TO Caracas, it
is probable his attempt will fail, as
with Kotice TO the government, tbe
force he has mutt be inadequate to
any important Object"





From WJa@mgton, Aprii "a.


81 fear, not the leaR will be done
for the Navy this fellion ;-not even
to enlarge the efabliihment 70 far as
to conm5Goa the gallant young men
who have acted as Lieutenants for
two or three years paf. Should
this be the cafe, all their experience
is LOFT forever. They will, pre(ume,
TO a man, reign; nor will they ever
be induced to enter the Navy again,
even in other hands. The glory
which the year 1904 attached to the
navy is gone.-The lives which it
colt arewantonlythrown away Cur
fed policy"


fhe Building Of Babel did not
exhibit greater confuGon oftongues
than has been exhibited in Conqrefs,
for fome time palt. The eyes of
fuch Of the democrats as have any Ia
lcnts, are opening and they begin
to fee the inlbecility, and hypocrify
of the Administration; and are de-
termined to expole it, if they can.


But the Executive depends upon
its dapes to accept and fwallow any
apology which it chufes to make for
any of its meafures. The majority
dare not let the people know the
truth ;-and feel confident, while
the truth is withheld from them, they
viii believe any thing which the hi
red fubicribers, in the pay Of the ex-
,cutiye from Portimouth to Savan-
nah, fhall tell them TO believe. The
5bantatiaag0yia which is now conjur-
ed up to deceive the people. is the
purcha!e Of the Floridas, oftenGble,
which, f7uo nroifns of dol
lars has been voted in the Congrel-
lional conclave and they think their
credulous fools will every where be-
lieve in it. particularly in New-En-
gland. The New.EDgland gudseons,