may to Baspe: Only at four is it possible To have wraps. At one other place, alike boats and barges come out to the ship and transfers passengers up freight. The language most generally spoken in this country is French. There are no less than three priests aboard. The old fellow is about got through as he can be and is attended by four or women. July 26th Thursday Baspe Fog and rain all day aboard the ships. Pass little of the Oland and arrive at Baspe about four o'clock, P.M. Peace in sight good on the fog also Comanche Island but hardly to give one a distinct idea of these landmarks and Peace. July 26th Thursday Baspe. The morning is bright and all the storm appears to have blown away. Baspe is a very pretty place and well adapted to watering. Dr. Kakeham is in Town with his vessel. Dr. Dr. Kakeham who once in a steam launch takes us to Peninsular, there we can talk again to Island