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cI,,.: e s NJ TRrs.Tf SAT is,,sSS SsysSSAH Ii.
DEAR SIR,-We arrived al tins place 10Th Febru-
sry, 1914, all we'll We left Rio 9th December,
lSl3 and arrived Off the port Of Valparaiso Februa-
~ g. and sent boat on shore and received iniorna-
ton that Commander Hoins had sailed for Callao
in the Erie. We then proceeded Immediately alter
him, and on February 10Th overlook the Erie Store
Ship in the morning. He came on board under n
salute and hosted the broad pcnnant, being the ilag
ship, and Commander George Nicholas llollins took
command Capt Andrew Fit2hush comes on home
by the wav of Panama. We had il very cold COM
ing around Cape HON, and went rs far South as 6l
degrees. Our frgate is one of the finest ships ev-
er sailed in, and never in my life saw such ship
for unanimity and brothcrly love.


The George Rowland arrived here on the I'D
February, with 1900 barrels OF oil. The Oneida, OF
New Bedford, arrived here on the ODD February.-
The brig Whig Of Baltimore, sailed on the 2Oth or
Valparaiso, &c.


ship Relief, English steamer called the Salamah'
der, and French frigate-I do not know her name
the Oneida, and George Howiand, whaler, are all
here.


think, from wha, information I can obtain, that
there will soon be another President here.


The frigate United States, Capt Armstrong, sail-
ed Tor Mazallan on the 9th Feb. and comes here
and then goes home.


Our ship has been visited by all the English and
French captains, &c. and pronounced one oi lhe
nea!est and finest ships that they ever saw.


THE STATE PRIsoN BiLI.-Thc passage OF this
bill, which is now law, was commcmorated by
the mechanics of this city yesterday, IN the man
ncr designated in the programme The salute
was fired from the capitol Park-,he names oi
the persons intended to be specially honored, be-
ing read off seyerally, previous to each discharge
There was large concourse present-drawn TO-
ge,her by common feeling Of qualification al
the passage of .thc mechanics bill" Argus.


WEicnER GgNERAL.-The Journal of Com
merce says:


have seen letter from Albany, which
sta that several of the gentlemen who had Ia
,ken the principal part in supporting the on,
for he appointment of Wcighcr General
'ha7r, upon fuller advsement, found themselves u l'
be i ting under wrong representations, and have
de rInincd to oppose the BILL Its defeat may o'
&C tied as certain.