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sailed around in die most beautiful weather for six days, hoping that the “Rappahannock” would soon meet her. She never did—TheFrench Government again had showed herself unfriendly. '
Such were the fickle fortunes of war. The Commanding Officer wrote to the Secretary t»f the Confederate Na\v, “Our present’position is mortifying—if not humiliating.” Over in Mexico the French were “wiping their feet on the Monroe Doctrine.”
Sources of information.: Official Records of the Union and Confederate States in die “War of Rebellion,’ published under the direction of the Hon. Josephus Daniel, Secretary of the Navy.
Emergency Wildlife
Feeding
Virginia’s state game commission" is now engaged in a three-part effort to provide emergency rations for snow-bound wild birds and am. mals throughout the state. Commission officials are proceeding with this program knowing, they say, that winter feeding has some disadvantages.
Step number one has been to •provide each state game warden in an area where an “emergency” exists with a limited amount of com, wheat or barley for bobwhite and wild turkey feeding. The Commis
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