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p,;,n;o, Of the Territory of Oregon 10 es'nol,sn
01ea. Government it, and to oppose every
tending to eede any
Of the American Continent, Yves, oil Inc .oehy
"oap,an ~ and 81 degrees Az mnn So Ter
Nth l,,,ude referred 10 The Conini''ee ." '"e
.,ares. and ordered 10 he printed.
NJ p KENNEDY give notice OF ms 'nafn a, ~
vi Is,ye II introduce bill to alter The h'cue u
measuring the Tonnage OF ships
The House then adjourned
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l. WARRINGTON
Seereturyo If the Nary, ad interim.
By command Of the President
GENERAL ORDER.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, req -, lcif'
On the day after the funeral honors have been paid
to The late able and amenled Secretary Of the Navy,
minute guns. 10 the number of IL, will be fired between
sunrise and sunset mourning, for the space OF thirty
days, will be the left arm, and the flags OF
the vessels in commission, the Navy Yards and Sta
tons will be hosl,d at hall.mas token OF respect
10 the memory Of the late Captain Beverly kennon,
Chef OF the Bureau of Construction, Equipment and
Repair, who had won for himself the highest rank OF
the service, by the faithful and dligen discharge Of
his duty, and by h acknowledged gallantry, and UNI
formly olicer-llke department.
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ARRIVAL. OF TIE nEAn

Between twelve and one o'cl ok 10 day. n stesmbos,
came up from the Princeton having on board the DO.
dies Of the dead AT = clock FIVE hearses converting
the remains OF Upshur. Gmer, Kennon, Maxcy and
Gardiner and followed by long train of carriages citi
horseback and passed in silence along m.
avenue and proc-e dpd 10 the Presidents mansion The
Collins were taken into The East Room, and LAID on
frames placed in The CENTRE arranged according 10 The
rank OF the deceased
The President of U S who was almost overwhelmed
with grief remained few minutes. surrounded by the
survivors of h Cabinet. and numerous body of al.
teens 10 receive the several commuees Cnngress,on
al and others appointed TO wait upon bun. al d The r..
port of the Committee OF lnvestaa alton that had re.
NAMED on board The Princeton after the sad occur.
renee, (Which will be found in another column and
then retired to his private
The Committee OF Congress appointed a sub-con.
mee 10 meet committee The par, OF the Executive
al the Presidents house, at clock, 10 arrange pro-
gramme OF the funeral ceremonies.
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.



As tribute of respect 10 the memory Of the bioblv
distinguished pnblic and private individuals whose death
the whole country now mourn, Mr.. Attorney General
moved The adjournment of The Court and tina, /, attend
their funeral, which motion he accompanied BY aop,o
PIRATE remarks.
To which Mr.. Justice Story replied
am directed by the Court, in reply 10 the conmu
nicaon of the Attorney General, 10 say, tina, the
Judges receive it with deep sensbl'y and will mos,
cordially unit in the adopted by the presdsn,
and the two Houses CT Congress- to pay ali due hono
to the memory of the distinguished gentlemen whose
deaths we all so sincerely deplore and shall attend
the funeral Of the deceased with melancholy sa,sf,c
ton. We sympa,hze with the Executive and Con.
gress, and with the whole country, in profound sor
row for the loss sustained By the public his Sudden
and awful calamity. 1t indeed teaches all Of ns he
fray OF human lie: and admonishes Us in the mos,
affecting manner Of our destiny and our duty. We
shall, therefore, adjourn until Monday iha, we
may be the better enabled pay this las, tribute Of
respect to the remains Of these eminent citizens
The Court adjourned 10 Monday, II o'clock, A. ~
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THE FUNERAL.


BY order Of the Comm ttce Of Arrangements VI
volunteer companies, ana citizens of the DH'c.
Columbla, ord the neighborIng cities, are 'nriieo
participate in the solemn'ies Of III" burial OF those
were recently killed on board the Princeton.
The fuhernl service viii take place at the Presids'!
house, on Saturday, at / o'clock, a NJ, and The ~
cesson will proceed thence u the Congresson: BG'
ing Ground
The programme of the procession will he pn5'
ed in the papers Of tomorrow evening aad Sa.a'-'
morning.
ARRANGEMENT FOR THE FUNERAL. cEREHoM a'
TOMORROW.
The doors of the Presidents House will b. "pf's:.
al . clock, A. M for the ADMISSION Of 'he iie'o'
Departments, Foreign Minister'S, and others "a'' .
order, are entitled 10 admission.
The following gentlemen will be respected % AZ.
ant Marshals, and will be horseback, win 'Ps
pirate badges. They will assemble at the Pfe'''s''
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Secretary IF The Macy, dd interim
By command of the FRESHEST.
TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
h.yop's OrrIcr

Washington, Feb. ~, lS4l.
In the presence of visitation Of Divine Providence
ne awful as IT is nscrulabe-by which the country has
bepn suddenly deprived 1t sevea OF Its most eminent
and bonored ciliz.ns and this community of oi
rs most valued membsrs-the inhabitants of Wishing
IN are peculiarly affected. Deeply sympnthzing in
the conm"n grief, only give expression 10 The gene
al wish md feeling, in recommending that Saturday
he day appointed for the funeral services OF the la
me n,sd deceased be marked by entire cessation Of
business through ,ut the CITY, and by the closing Of
all places of business after ~ O'Clock in the morning
w. w. SEATON, Mayor.
The members of the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Counc are requested to assemble to-mor-
att .rnnon at O'Clock in their respective chambers
to take such order in regard TO the late melancholy
may appear to them due TO The mournfnl coca
sion. w w. SEATON, .Hayor.
THE CALAMITY.
The bl Nv that has fall-n our community, IS 80
sudden and Unprecedented astounding and calam'-
us that with the exception Of the relatives aud IN.
mediate connections of those who have been stricke
down xpectedl the sad event OF yesterday does
not seem 10 be yet fully real zed.
IL is the IS The only topic OF CONVEX
saon in all of CIRCLES and thai all ages sexes, and
parties, regard it rs great calamity, out as yet VI
seems more like drenm than reality 10 The great
body OF the citizens appalling vi-ion 10 winch the:r
eyes .l1wy opening and which they are des lned
'
By the shoe subsidies The stroke received resembles
that Of very harp blad; The foil amount of pam and
blood is not Immediately realized
Bot the occurrence will he frartuy realized Hearts
will break and homes be desolaed The cry Of incon-
so!able anguish will long be heard in be'eaved hmies
-Legisatnres will express their sorrow IN solemn reso-
Iut ons-th 0usa1ds will wePp-and the Press through
out the civilized world, will well upon the theme
vIReIsIA Wi, weep, long aud loud, over her noblFsi
and greatest sons, untmely GU. off, IN the nerd an
of their usefulness and glory VIRGINIA has lost The
most, and the brightest jewels; and she will be CHIEF
MouRyEa in the WEEPING slsTERHnoD OF STATES!
[!Nadisonian, March l.
We have been requested to state that IN consequence
of The recent melancholy accident on board The L S
ship Princeton, the ball. intended TO be given by the
Secretary of War on the 9Th OF March, will mol take
place
We understand that the Departments ofth Govern
ment were closed to-day, and vii remain so until after
the funeral ohseqnies shall have been performed over
The bodies Of the deceased Secretaries Of State and The
Navy.-[D.
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In pursuance of authority vested in Us BY s'F :.
dent of the United States, and the Commtfes ~ 5,a
on behalf Of Congress, we have determine vs. ~
following official arrangements for the inneI =,
mites Of ABEL P. UpsHrR, late Secretary - c,
THOMAS w GiLsER, late Secretary OF the ~ n.
BEVERLY KEssos, U s. Navy, late Cher " ". ~
reau of Construction and Equipment oil .n 5.,,
viselL MA1ey, Of Maryland, late Charge A"''
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From the .NadsoniGu, If Feb. 90
We lay before readers the following Message,
sent by the President 10 Congress day, and the cub
joined orders issued by the Executive
To the Senate and House
Of Representatives. of the u S
have to perform the melancholy duty Of announc.
ing TO the Two Houses Of Congress the death of the
Hon. Abel P Upshur, late Secretary of State, and
the Hon. Thomas w. Gilmer, lale Secretary Of the
Navy.
This most lamentabe occurrence inspired on board
the United States ship OF war, the Princeton, on yes
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JOHN TYLER.

Commodore Lewis Warning on, Chief of the Bu-
reau Of Yards and Docks appointed Secretary ct The
NAVY nj Interim until successor 10 the Hon. Thos
G,mer is appointed, and will, without delay, enter
upon the duties oil the office.
The Department will instantly be put into mourn.
ing, and the officers of The Navy will wear the usual
badges IN token Of grief for The death of the Hon Tho
w G,Imer late Secretary of the Navy, during the Pc
rod of three months
Minute guns II he fired on the Gay after receiving
this order, at all Naval Salons, aud board all the
ships of war
Similar orders will be issued in token OF respect for
the memory of Captain Beverly Kennon late OF the
United States Navy and Chief OF the Bureau OF Con-
s,rucon " no had won for hms-f a high rank IN The
service by The ia thu md dligent discharge OF his
duty, aud by his ack nov lodged gaantry and uniformly
correct and ofcer-lke department
(Signed) JOHN TYLER.
February 90 l-44
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,e,dsv at obou, half after four o'clock in the evening,
and proceeded from The explosion OF one OF the large
guns Of that ship
The loss which the Government and the country
hive sustained by this deplorable event. is heghten-
ia - ,hs death at the same tme and by the same
cause of several distinguished persons and valuable
citizens.
/ shall be permitted to express my great grief at an
occurrence which has thus suddenly stricken from
nv side TWO gentlemen upon whose advice SO conf
doo,y relied IN the discharge of my urduous task of
administering The Office of the Executive Department,
and whose services at this interesting period, were OF
such vast Importance.
In GONE re lief OF the public sorrow which must ne
cessariIy accompany this most painful event. it affords
me much satisfaction say, that it was produced by
no carelessness or inatenton The part of the officers
and crew of the Princeton but must be set down as
one of those casualties which, to greater or less de-
gree attend upon every service and which are nva.
Tably incident to the temporal affairs OF mankind
will also add that it in measure detracs, IN my es
tmat,on from the value of the Improvements contem-
Mated in the construction Of the Princeton, or from the
merits of her brave and distinguished commander and
protector.
(SqnedD JOHN TYLER.
WAsuISsrox, Feb. 29lh, 1874.
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OFFICIAL.
The Hon. John Nelson, Attorney General of the
United States, will discharge the duties of Secretary
of State ad interim until a successor to the Hon.
P. Upshur shall be appointed
The Department OF State will be put into mourning
for the death OF til. Hon Abel 2. Upshur late Score.
tnry Of State: and all Envoys and Ministers of the
United States, and other officers connected with the
State Department, whether at home abroad, will
wear the usual badges in token of grief and respect
for his memory during The period Of three months from
the time of receiving this order.
February %, 1874. JOHN TYLER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-26
FREN CH'S HOTEL.
NEW YORK BRASS BAND

E Members Of the New York Brass Band would respect
fully inform their and the public in general that
meeting Of the Band held Military Hall Bowery, End Now
lsi Mr r. WILLIS was unanimously elected Leader, and u
assured that the Band will be inferior 70 none in this country
bestowed them the and will
exeron merit continuance Of the Applications for
street. James Conner seere,sy - Bays street. Of he
Peates, Norfolk street; Daniel undehll ia Wooster
NJ Merne $50 torsyh John Wallace Clark
eo Gsoe s9 Forsyth street, Wheeler corner 9 avenue
ia Wooster street; e. s. Gaina Composer 80 Bayard
RICHARD WILLIS, Leader
JAMES CONNER, Secretary.
NJ B-Bands provided Tor Public Balls, Private Sorrs,
seenadss &c. by applying TO VIM Wallace 40 Spring street,
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT, WITH Loss OF
LiFE.-Whllst the steam tow boat Tiger was tow.
ing to sea the bark Marcia the 18th inst her boilers
six In number exploded with terrible force, tearing
pieces the hull OF the boat and killing three Of the
The accident happened in the Southwest Pass The loss
OF life would probably have been greater but OF the
hands Of the boat were at the moment Engaged aft The
Of the persons killed are az follows viz David
Brown, Of New York, LIST Engineer; Abraham snyder,
ID do Daniel b. Clark, OF New Orleans, Pilot The
body Of the latter has not been found The wreck OF the
Tiger brought up by the tow boat Persian ana lies
OF wharf in the Third Municipality. We understand
from Capt. Crowel, OF the Tiger that he will give h-
with II, in a few days.-N,w Orleans bulletin, Nor is
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Medical Card.

DOJIOh MORN SON.
NORTH nlvkh bt*FfNtAht, NJ Fsiscn sress
A. b@xtaf AlsrseN eoa&fusrs ~ c0nsuft csn1aenfnly
- AZ rsf~ eisesss sh,sh = sufes wsgtt n,e,ary OF
giai1t det ~ fafsst hesnt sess psricsisfy "Uono'
n<st MI, 80. m. a,y,. 4,.r... !,
" lmptnseA fsiae as. wtthret Ian ines9seneuce
- saGnt ~ ~ symlsara ~ = ~4e Aasxsss wa
absaeA s.s.foas seesll = ssgA as a.sessaTr
tfaA.3. Gs Etstx4 lh sAl4NF@ F0xtsie saGts.
sarH tHexh saynFY lfnn A~A wafa ffattftisar
Asrv~as sHd Co~sf fnfissaf nAsti THIS sascto- and
yeaL asaa<sHx ngstnn@ sms~on. ssa un@sse ,mgyesey
~ fslssslE earet ~ ~ M p~hgss.i ssresl@. b,
rsiarex 4< he@askr 4na rsirsntiax coz
az vfofh a gs!kft ea~ KeaEansssd. - % sA-srs.
NA-DI ~ holds tenmm~niNM vtth ss~sstsi Isr~ua~n
-ho dkm " n snxeo~s - ~ 81 lsFhAIs IL cne s.siA
tdsens@r safx~em M sitr 40 hs fiemss "a as snes
rts tnifn is<fs p~sa an 80 wi
tsew msdssing Ast sasses = sny past q a. ksssz
Nn<< Nf< aifla. Ntest Nxh Nee Nosn ffoG
a. " ~ t4P. ~ dalF, n13 lm sr
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The Pork BUSINESS. We cannot guess, as yet,
what WILDE the price Of pork the ensuing season
but from the active and extensive preparations now
anticipate very large business In this city We have
now from twelve 10 fifteen packing houses all in good
order and some Of them not eyceed IN ngernent
adoption, or even exteni, by fortopolis herself The
stock Of salt barrels kegs NC. sc, in store,
learn, amply sufficient pack loo 600 hogs We learn
further that several eastern houses intend operate
here this winter The prices Of course. will Re rcgu
lated by those OF Cincinnati and presume the
will find as good msrket here all things considered
any on the riyer-so, with your hogs, %
you plense.-Madison (Ta) Courier
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COLTS REPEATING PISTOLS.

3! :!
down with.
The above true of The Cclfs raeEt Ne
peatins Pistol great impo have LATELY lsvn sc!issd
COOKING Pis IS Gos fssn sn f;a Wien w Il rs
poyements American and made of the very te.t
flashed il every re,Ieet The Six IsIr O. = Cossins 10
tol Belgian nyentionthe pnern pistol was mFted w
man importer from Europe Tor mnuset"frf o 'h e1eh
Colts Patent Pacpe Bet and Holster Pistols with te ram
fire arms and for safety sure IRE aeeaacy ana dsace they
inferior The Pocket and shoi bsrl Belt Pistol
with great accuracy at 10 PAGES and with force
they can be loaded and fired five times IN less than half al
mute.
Certificates from the scientific end practical navy and
military officers Of hig asd in the United states
service as well as French and English can be At the
me Colts Repeating Pistols Carbne, and shot Guns
sold for cash at III Broadway NsT Ye,s has p,,,.
Att Charres street. New Orleans by II. r. Baldwin 60.
snd ss Ssm9Hs street. Bs,mee by BeP b. eoasn
at hyde Goodlich's, New OIlesns. NO lmsec
FRSN CH'S HOTEL.
HE PR0PRlEToR respectfully informs his frisads and
the public that he has opened his and splendid hotel
date vicinity Of mercantile business aud TIE PRINCIPAL aces of
amusement and has furnished I'M style that will bear favor
pretVr in building aud fitting the above house has had strict
regard TO elegance and como and thar he has combined
''"S Il Eoo t''iT FSSR g' oSh VI lAiF
The will be warmed gratis and upon no occasion will
There is a REFRACTORY attached, in which there,
also I'll Rooms connected, for warm cold and shower
baths Is Porter will be IL attendance all times during The
B-Those who want Lodgings after the house coses will
ring the hall bell MIC 3msm
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POULTRY OVER INK SIoNiscToS RAILROAD
mond, 80 los lbs from south kngstown, 500 lbs from
North kngstown, were brought up this morning The
whole goes 10 Boston this afternoon TO supply Mas
sachusetts friends for Thanksgiving The whole nun
Der OF pounds % 9Ig There will be about pounds
the same road for Boston Monday -frerid,nes
T,auscyir.
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bO A ~ AL a. ~
eedsesnss sAssstsae4 ~ eeaia ~eae dissAsr Let tbs
wai"aasls fsxf ssmf.d that sFs eksxkestsUe
- u~s. iLss ~ ~ ssssay ard Nd6al fof tonoo~a,
a~b luitstsQs ~ The klaneya ke l~y loI several
e@ p~@sh<d ~ th~ ssi<hsslrd Ahsnwhy al ~
~ seots ess~~ u The fst bqs assAilT sahcisnt
CO. a. isw days aiansfstfAcitd ehonie stsgss
yusn esteNt 49, AMF r4aHllY rettAtn having cufsd
handTsss whe hed uAsa o~E sdscsass fef ons, which
sea mors - a~fFoy i< h&a is disrss
lt~I nes kste Ne pats subject ths tteAOms weakness
which % scauF eeenf sitrf other usascin~s They
might lasnt ~ mes sAned soessty without hssg their
isforan<s slaE~et>d Thy eompssd entirely a
ek ngr.e,sn Which ,asEfss sh~ srsisa generally. par.
euAry ne Esn.t~ xns Thy .laay sasbs females
fneN one dollar IIs filis b.
~ United Statex fof e wholesale sai reAil ~ William
Aizd~a Lane. al imsrs
pATENT shEATHiNO FELT.--wess>sP s<nt rl.4sh,ns
ssis vsy su{snos nissis f ssps beyns ssd IL rools
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT We are informed that Mr.
Barnes, a conductor Of the freight trains on the
Concord Railroad met with sociden; yesterday that
caused his death lew hours. lie discovered be
tween two regh, by the engineer while the tram
passing from Wilmington 10 woburn, and " suppo-
sed have been knocked from the top al the car BY
ming In contact with a bridge He lived about three
hours after he was discovered. lie has left lie and
one chIId-Bosf0u M,,e. Jour SAT
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WANTED FOR CHARLESTON, s. G.
~ a nams~r q VESSELS from leo % 200 tons, 70
80 ofiec n The STATEN ISLAND GRANITE
COMPKNl, No. Wall street - 1wsN
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
E.DR AI.RANy

FOR ALBANY.
n fs ss (. sI s.s"soa. :s s. s.s,
Tfs .5'Ss.asos, KHi,ksisb % KER,' Captain A. y. H.
n; Ss!j 4: ;s:s s,l
4, rss ssssi 4 sss7essi.s as,.
trrdyn. soaaAy. Wednesday. aad sadsy Afsnosas o.
ss;,Ssss eo Of c,gis william 2 rssl
ssas'ss sss ssI a The msss ss s Ca. ss z,
he ssst @ west lls boats a nrw aad sgessshna "a.
sSaaosaoa a. srssa 20 d. s ssa ''' ''a 90
us osss =. o S ss gSsss .ay Of the boats Of this
Ps,ss.s 4, s-Ss. 'rpy On board r. C. ssssl
NEW STEAMBOAT LINE FOR BALTIMORE
FARE REbb Rtiy f5 SSs eT pc1sfs ry era
q ghsd SS ard nd B% s.s' .,s. s'r ss.s
s ,s., rqIs z Ssrsa bssos . p..rss
rass Packet q, !. snd thence BY the
S'e's'' S SSsssiHSiASp. S c:S 70 T f.sis.
Ard arrive at Baltimore early he same moEn,ss,
in eepsa fs'1 iass sSs, g
sS To- :sS ..'s s ss e esss. % I'D
' Ioot out 's r m 20 ass s a s &c.
The regular opgo.iion. ~ you wish Ls-p a..
Sbs The H. Is ss @s%ss.s 70
Passenger. Coz Nswesstl. and salem witt, ri. Ian. fo
lower SIDE Of Chesnoi ttrss tar = c-a. AIls
:, JANIS HAND, - ssash whsr,-.
~ B7Ihec are two DAILY Iincs a stses htw~~n nsls'
whole ~ ie from iiIai. % w W. S,S ~ &
route, only ~. as fws
.os sA ~ *. s.1 ssD Az ....
Or. ~ y: kipssa. ss':. =: ri IN rss.i bs. ss,
S"ss COVE ssss,' = r. sas ,e !. 'e ''o
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Lp ESTABLISHED EMlGRANT HAssAoE OFFICE
. NE Ne M

JOHN HERDNiAN, 81 South street. New York.
The subscriber make arrangements
rskssnges from Great Britain aud Ireland (ya Lvsrpoo)
who b. engaged this ONCE with any of his in
the United states boar. the packet ships sailing from Liver
po9 every Ave d.ys1snd in order 70 afford every facility NJ
Boston, every week. during the year.
Those sending Cor their friends rely that the due and
dgen will be henofore and should
cf oss Cor embark the mon. VII be ,eianded a.
70 their Trends can have
Drafts and Bills of Exchange for q SUIT payable on DE-
and the following banks without discount or any Other
ENGLAND-si-ssrs. >. But Son X Co.. Bankers Lcsdoni
o. Bsrned Co.. Liverpool the National PROVINCIAL Baek Of
Engsnd and Branches throughout England and Wales. York
shire District Bank and Branches; Birmingham Banking Co.,;
iI,ELAND-Ssonsl Bank OF Ireland and Branches. and
Of Ireland and Branches in all the principal
towns rlroug hout thu Kingdom.
SCOTLAND-Esstru Bank Of Scotland and Branches
9;rrrnock BANKING Co IN Glasgow and Grcenock
fr.ons residing the country and wishing send money
heir friends being done satisfactorily, thr
vomiting the amount they wish sept with the name and sddrs
II r or whom intrnded draft for the amount
sill then b. FORWARDED FRS, packet and receipt
fof slr rrtnned by mail.
sIsss JOHN fiERDsiAN, 81 south q.
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SENTENCES. President OF the United States
has approved OF the following sentences 81 the Ma
val General Court Martial recently held this city
Capt John II. Newton charge 'nsgiigsnces-suspen.
sion for two years. Lieut. ,. w. wea-charge dun
kenness"- dismissal from the service Midshpman A
~ Cook--charge "scandalous conduct"dismifsal from
the service. The OF MIR John Faron Jr chcf en-.
gnser Of the Missouri and others, are undsrsn held
under advisement
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CHRisToPHER Lu.LY.--Ths gentleman, convict
ed OF mansaughter, and sentenced TO pay fine
o, $780, and to stand committed sill paid Tuedsy the
sh day OF November inst, he day Of el.euon l. the
Jail IN this village and went 10 New York. and di not
reiurn until Thursday Of the week No alarm
raised BY the jailor OF his deputy. -ssas Sac Spy