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for England among them were he officers and
crew OF the Diomede, os,e N, lexoep, caos.
Crowninshield) the crew OF the late U. 5. sloop
Of war Frolic' (her officers on parole q slfax
the officers and crews Of the privsteers Hussar,
Snap Dragon and Stark (except capt. Rice and
others. Mr.. Mitchell, our agent, had protes ed
against this proceeding, but without any effect.
800 prisoners renaneda at Halifax OFF Georges.
was boarded from the buiwark "a which had
on boad the crews Of tsoo of the Yankees & zes,
which she)h had recaptured t


Capt. Austin, passenger in the Perseverance,,
has furnished the following particulars Of 1.-The
capture Of the u. 5. brig Rattlesnske She was
captured on the llth Of July, by The BRUSH ship
Lesnder, Sir George Collier, commander, sfeT
chose of a hours The Kattlesnake received
two - pound shots in her hull before she struck
she had destroyed two vessels, one OF which was
very valuable, having = cargo OF bale goods.
She arrived at Halifax the next day af'er her
capture. During her cruise, near the Rsy OF
Biscsy, she boarded Swedish brig, having on
board the crews of two merchantmen, which bad
been destroyed by the Syren. they Informed
him, that capt. Parker, of the Syren. died IN IL
days after leaving Salem. She 10 LETT under the
command Of 1t. Nicholson. Capt. Kenshsw, ot
The Rsttlssnske, expected to return home soon.
Po,tsnsoarh, N A Marine (no. ho,se.mar;nrJ List.
Fioarishing Commerce, or Free Trade and Sal.


lors Rights or. Novel Sight on the Water.


On "Wednesday sailed from this port the Por.
tuguese sch. CArlotts, Capt. Marin,. bound to
Cayenne. with valuable cargo of-p.ssengers.
snd--brcks for ballast. This il the frs vessel
that has sailed for foreign port since Decem.
Der lsst-abou; 2 months. What delightful
cheering prospect This for our mechanics and Ia.
borers--snd yet they kiss the rod that smites
hem md l.I nff hasr
wicked and imbeciie administration, who are
driving On like msdmen IN the Road to RUN.


Hail Columbia, happy land!


July %, 1914.


A feet OF l80 sail lefi St. Thomas, July 4, for
England. Several American privslesrs were
" teasing" them.