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Washington, District Of Columbia
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Letter from Norfolk reports news from Bermuda as of July 1: only about 700 marines and invalids present, no barracks or preparations for large troops, no talk of coastal expedition; Admiral Cochrane privately indicated peace would come.
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"I have heard from Bermuda as late as the 1st of the present month by a person who left it at that time. He says there were only about seven hundred marines with some invalids, that no barracks were building or other preparations making to receive a large number of troops, nor was there any talk of an expedition fitting for our coast; that Adm. Cochrane was then there, and in private conversation said there would be peace. I think this information may be depended upon."
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Bermuda
Event Date
1st Of July
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no preparations for large troop reception or coastal expedition; private statement of impending peace.
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A person arriving from Bermuda reports only about seven hundred marines with some invalids present; no barracks building or other preparations for large numbers of troops; no talk of an expedition for the coast; Admiral Cochrane present and stated in private conversation there would be peace.