LATEST INTER-COLONIAL NEWS

Charleston Argus, Volume 1, Issue 8, 10 April 1867, Page 2

LATEST INTER-COLONIAL NEWS

We extract the following from the bourne " Argus" of a recent dateM Mr Ramsbottom has at last been testify personally to the fact that mon have returned to the River after their trip to the sea. lie mitesH follows on the 15th of March "I at last seen a salmon, after having the river just seventy times for that pifl pose, and walked nearly 300 miles to afl fro. However, I feel well repaid trouble and monotonous piece We have got the salmon back, and in goodly numbers too, though been very unfortunate in not proper place at the right time. I got impressed with the idea be about the last person to see but luck has come at last. I this afternoon about twenty four--a beautiful fish, I should think fr ;m 41b. to showed twice, but the best he rose about two feet out and broadside on a better not have wished for. Our had another sight of morning ; he says dozen were playing about, high, as they were chasing in the river ; but from the state of the water he was the salmon and I may the same place in the my fish this afternoon." A plain but handsome of Peterhead red on the face, has been Memorial Committee as public appreciation of self-sacrifice Burke. The spection during the Huxley, and the conn^^^^^^^^^^H been as Flat, late a as scene^^^^^^^^^^^H the beginning the according^^^^^^^^^^^^^^J most of Centre on till made upon as ringlead^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H for him

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