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TIE BRIG o. c. RYMoND.-A few days
since we published paragraph about this vessel,
stating that she had obtained freight OF treasure
at Chusan, whence she sailed on the 29th OF May
for Macao, and that, instead of proceeding on her
voyage, she had arrived at Valparaiso. Captain
Fisk, of ship Robin Hood, from Valparaiso, which
arrived at this port yesterday, states that the o.


c. Raymond had been sold by her captain, Den
nison) and was under the Chilian flag Nov. !, the
date when the Robin Hood sailed, 1t was re-


ported at Valparaiso that Capt; Dennlson had
taken $4,000 with him, and left for parts un-
known. Some apprehension was expressed here
that the Q. c. Raymond might have been taken
by the crew; but the report of Capt. Fisk puts
this fear at rest. What Capt. Dennison has
done with the remaining S40,OOO-for the vessel
had $50, 900 on boards not known but it may
reasonably be presumed that he divided it among
his associates in this nefarious transaction IT
will be difficult for him to carry $4,000 IN hls
wake and escape the searching scrutiny of mod
ern civilization. The time has passed when rob-
bcrs could flourish undetected. [Bost. Post