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Tue Saitan ef MUscat.-Some letter writers from Zanzibar, in stating that the package of presents from ths government, sent out 10 the Sultan of Mus cat, had not been opened have given the impression that they were received with coolness or contempt We have the best authority for saying that any such intimaton is entirely erroneous and unfounded

 Capt. Andrew Ward, of this port, was at Zanzi- bar, with several other Americans while the packa- ges remained unopened; and on expressing wish to see the presents from the American Government, His Highness replied, that it would give him much plea sure to gratfy Capt. Ward and his friends, but that having just returned to Zanzibar, he had not had time to provide suitable places deposite the arti cles that there not door in either of the paa- ces large enough to admit the mirrors place for the beautiful gig, (boat.) He was about having some rooms fitted up fer the mirrors, and stone house made for the gig, and when this was done, he intended to have all the presents unpacked and exh bted to his people at once, and this would be done with great cerem6ny.

 Capt. Ward has traded in the Sutan's dominioni for fifteen years past, and, he informs us has al ways eben treated with the greatest kindness and at tentioa'by the Sultan and his subjects.-Salem Ga 