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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-29
GARRETT.

Alta meeting OF the Wing Party Of Essex, held in Top
pahanuock. after the close of the polls on Thursday, the
gath day of the present month (Apih-
On motion at JoHS w. RonISSoN, Esq, DIR. LAW
RENEE RoANE was called to the Chair, and JAMES
SEsPIr appointed Secretary.
George w urkins. Es9. having adycricd To the fact that
II is the inst time for many years tina; any individual had
been selected To represent tho people OF this county, who
was confined from the election by affection or other eauses,
ard explained the further object OF The meeting to be, the
passage OF some resolutions in appreciation OF the manner
in which the canvass had been conducted by Mr. Garrett,
re, IN n few ematks.-moved that n committee vi three
be appointed - prepare some resolutions expressive OF tie
-ense OF tho Observation-Disclosures the Chair appointed the
following gentlemen said committee G.. ". Puikins,
Louis A. Garnett, John w. Robisson, who, having retired
Tor a short time, returned and reported the following reso-
luton. which was adopted unanimously:
hesoired, That a committee OF three gentlemen be up
pointed 10 wait on MIR. Gancir, TO express 20 him the sym.
pa,hie- which his long and honoted constituents have for
the recent afiiiction with which he has been 81 unfortunate
ly visited. and return to Mr.. q. the thanks Of this meeting
for the principles uPon which he conducted the pas; can.
vass-and 90 congratulate him upon that integrity and up
rghtnoss which has inspired them with The confidence they
again Teposc IN him ~ manifested by his reelection under
circumstances 50 peculiarly tlitoring TO him.
The Chair appointed G.. ". Purkins, John w. Robin.
son. and DIR. Wan. L. WaIing the sa,d committee, who re-
paired To Mr.. Garneu's r5sidence in a body, and with some
hiieen or twenty other gentlemen mir. Purkins US Chair.
man OF the Committee) communicated the said resolution
TO him in n few remarks a. to the action OF the meeting,
and the many reasons why the party should congratulate
Themselves on the result of the election, &c. &c,-to
winch MIR. GarneI has replied in the annexed letter.
LAWRENCE ROANE, Chairman.
JAMES SENPLE, Seciry.
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fLpuR AND GRAIS.-Tho demand for flour has been bet
Ter the last two days, and some considerable Western has
been sold at si,625 for Genesoe and 3 1864 or Michigan.
The market. however. Is by no means brisk, and the de-
mand docs not take of the receipts, 30 that IL Is niher dif-
hcult to obtain the above named prices. Some Ohio via
New Orleans has been sold at $3.50.
The market for souihem continues firm. with an up.
ward tendency. 800 barrels II Alexandna were sold Al,
$40; Brandywino fetches S4,87I Georgeiown is held
atSf,75a Si,s7I, and Richmond county, in the absence
Of Richmond City Mills, brings S..
There is nothing dong in Wheat. for want Of supplies.
Rye Is heavy. and sales have been mnde at sc cents deli
vefed. A sale Of Barley to arivS was made at Sc cents
Corn is very heavy, with better supplies. Southern brings
80 cents. delivered, aud Northern i6J a ~ coats. Norib
River oais are worth 30 a JOt cents, aud Jersey have sold
at % cents. Both descriptions are dull.-Com Adp.
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BES LonoyD, a5,h April, ls4s.

BEs LoNoSp. 25ih April, ls45.
Ny Friends and Felos-Counfyraen:
| have received with the hVeliesi emotions Of gratitude,
through your committee. the resolution which you were
pleased To adopt IN your meeting held nj the close Of our
eiocuoa on yesterday. For your kind sympa,hics, which
You express for me in my affection, | tender you the heart
i-it Acknowledgements OF one who las never received aught
at Your hands bat kindness aud the most unwayering sup
port. would tina; | had words with which 10 express my
personal obligation ADD overwhelming debt 81 gratitude To
you, my friends, neighbours and couniymen, for this re.
newed manifestation oi your confidence aud regard. To be
oIcied OF any time, and under any circumstances, ihe re-
Preventative of the good old county Of Essex, famed as she
justly i for her sound Republican principles aud the intel
igene- aud yi'tae Of her people, lie an honor not to be lie.
sp'sed; but To be 50 elected, ia these times OF high party
,Neiiemeni, without going into any active canvass, snd
whilst | was confined 10 my bed by a severe sni elton, is
al honor Tar above any aspirations which I shculd have en-.
,erta!ned, and OF which the "talle,t in the land" might
Justly be proud-ani for which, permit me my friends, to
tender you oil. the best thanks oi u grateful heart. We
have cause. fellow. Whigs, asa psIiy, 10 congratulate our
selves at the result Of our election, because it shows that The
iNvISoiBiEsor 'LD E.ssE1 ae insensibe 10 lear. above price,
despise rTcseheTy and traitors, and ere s,ill true to their
first principles! We have cause, fello~.ei,izsns. as n peo.
pLe. for graduation At the result. under tue circumstances.
because 1t shows th1t. in our county OF least, the DAYS of
dcniagOgulsm are passing away, and those Of our fathers
returning, when the people may without being hunted and
chased from pillar 10 post aud without the reuellse Of the
party. DRUM quietly assemble and select their representa-
tive according 10 tie dictates Of their own Judgments, as
To who vii! best serve and promote their interest.
! shall, III discharge OF the duties which will devolye
upon me, tas have always and Ut all times done withou,
iaitenng) devote myself, with all my energy and the best
oi my poor abiiiiic-, To- the advancement of those prinei-
pie which You aud | alike believe will bsst promote the
interest Of our common country, and eau only regret that
! have not more ability 10 bring into your service, and that
when have done all thu, ! can, | shall have made but a
poor return FOR the repeated honors and generous confidence
bestowed on me by 5, mIgnanimous a constituency.
Your faithful and obd't seSv'i,
HINDEn Il II -nnnn
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OF MIND

The wife Of tile Sheriff vi Pitsburg, by her promp,ncss,
presence o; mind and energy, saved the Jail, sud it il
thought. the Court House. from being destroyed during the
recen, cnnilsgraiiOn. The Gazette says: Sheriff Trcyillo
was absent. conveying a prisoner 10 the House OF Refuge
IN Philadelphia, the Deputy was also absent On business.
and when the fire col, into that neighborhood, Mrs. 1'roviI.
10 had the whole burden on her own shoulders. Al the
very height OF the danger. she called all the prisoners who
were no, in the cell to the CRATE, and by name le, all the
Migrants out. That done, she set them 10 work 70 carry
wafer up TO the top, and ;his only saved it, as the roof was
on fire several times. The prisoners worked hike good fell
lows. IL Ia thus by the promp,ncss al 4 lady, that, in all
near S3o0,00O, besides human life, were saved.
Raleigh Register.
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u's. ESPloslSa EIrfplros.-We are happy to learn,
says the Philadelphia u. s. Guzeua, that two edi,icnt n
Captain Wilkes Narrative Of the Exploring Expedition
hsve slresdy been sold, and that a third is nearly through
ihe press OF the publishers, Nessrs. Lee e. Blanchard,
aud in a few days will be ready 10 meet lao demands Of
thoeo who have not yet been able to procure copies. In
London, where but four volumes had been issued 4, is at
tracing great attentiOn.-tBait Amer.
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A mock marriage took place In this city m the I2h
instant John Buckley, a tailor Of Blackstone, induced a
young girl, seventeen years of age, from Vermont, then
residing IN Woonsocket, 10 ride with him to Providence.
On their arrival in this city, they put up Al, the Amerirsn
House. Buckley. having obtsincd tho girls consent 10 be
married, took hor 10 4 place where they woro united by a
persOn whom Buckley IN PRODUCED ss a magistrate.
Tho friends Of the young girl caused Buckley to be ar.
rested. lie was examined on Tuesday before Jusiico l..
u. Arnold. Of woorsooko,, and committed 10 take his ral
a. the Court Of Common Pleas for this county on the ahh
Monday VI May.
Buckley refused ~ give the name OF the person who per.
formed the ccremony.-PRoyBEycg TRANscRrPr.
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We have met with the following nnecdote Of Henry Clay
IN Fishers Colonial Magazine : and give il Il place as II.
lustrating n prominent trait in the character nj ihi, grea,
man. nameiy--his 6rmness and untiring perseverance -
"A singular tale is told of the interchangeable perseverance,
and determination OF Henry Clay TO rise superior TO The mos
inconNenicnt obstacles. Chancellor Wythc, forgetting the
simple education o: his Potese, gave him a Greek Ms. to
copy, adding n sufficient number OF cautions rs TO accuracy.
fonng Clay bowed respectfully, retired to HIS study. and
sat down to his task. Al tho appointed time. the copy
was presented, and Mr.. Wyihe, having compimentcd
his smsnucnsis upon his tasto for writing Crock, inquired
where he had learned that languagcl ''S;r.' he replied,
since you gave me your Ms. to copy. The energy, indus
ry, and determination exhibited in this single instance was
a sufficient guarantee for his future conduct; and it's fully
asccriained, that in the single year 1897. he acquired all
that vast accumulation Of legal knowledge which was the
foundation Of his present fortune, and his future fame IL
that year it was that he first took GU; a license to Practice;
and from his own accounts OF his prospects Mt that period,
sef-conhdence, not u very useless comncdiiy 10 the pro-
lesion. was not amongst s qualifications.
eel was without patrons. without friends, destitute of
mcans OF paying my weekly board. | remember how
comfortable l thought | should be If I could MAKE flUo
Virginia money per annum. and with what delight |
received the first fifteen shilling fee. My hopes were
more than realized; ! Immediately rushed into n lucrative
practice"
Lexington, Kentucky, appears TO have been the scene OF
his inst debut, and he was admitted To practice by the Vir.
ginia Court Of APpeas-CoM. ADv.
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MsrsucrssS OF RAG B.wsav TrrArsx-L.s, evening.
49, sn o'eisck. the Be~esy Theatre wAs. for the fourth
Prevailed In the dense crowd &c City o. sixty shousand
penons gathered about the burning building, q wss, cf
eosrss. impossihle TO ascertain with exaetaess. tho origin
or extent oi the lire. From ono source, wc learn that the
lire broke out In the earpentcr's shop in Tho rear of tho
building. and from another, that the Asnes we,e eommuni.
Gated BY the boniins Of the gas while the man were en-.
gagged In Lighting up. The hsmes, fed bv The combv.ibie
nature Of the materials, scenes. painted oanvs.., &C..
spresd with . rspidi,y perfectly iuesislibis. aud In = very
iew minute. Alter the hnt alarm was sounded. the whole
Interior ot the Theatre was in hames. >It was Impossible
TO save anything from the rear. part OF the building, hut
some ss~ axtures, the books. &C., from the box Office were
aken ont, aud soas lev 6xiures from the lower saloon.-
Beyond theee no,hinK Whatever was saved. The proper.
ties, wardrobe. banners, scencs, &C.. &c, all belonging to
ME-. hsmbiin, Tell prey 10 the flames, ~ also the extcn-
.ive ~stdrooe, OF 81. Scott, vslSed at two thousand dol.
lan. Mr.. Hsmelins private wardrobe being kept nj his
rss,dence in franklin street, ives oC course not injured.
and szeep, dst of Mr.. Scott, we could not learn uf any
private loser. To Mr.. Haabiiu, the loss is almost ifrepar.
properties.
A grea, many persons are thrown GU, OF employ by hi.
disastrous eonhagradon, perhaps not lees than 400. inelud.
ing sectors, superuunetsres, esrpsntcp, Sc.
The conduct OF the 6renen WA beyond ali praise. A.
soon % IL wes found Impossible 20 save the theatre, they
directed oil their sHasis TO the preservation Of the surround.
ing eslldinxs, and except incoesiaenble damage 10 the
roof. Of each of The adjoining hossss, the flames were CON
hacd within the walls u the theare sndE thjs despi,s n
very strong gale q wind Slowing sho~cA Of cinde. in
every direction. The yes koses sdjoining De rear of tho
theatre escaped unhuu. and even the wooden buiiJinxs ON
the opposite side Of Elizabeth street were barely seossAeJ.
Ills impo~,blo to ascertain the extcat Of The loss, but il
cshno, be lar from fifty or sixty thousand dolIsrs-no par,
OF which Is eoveredby insurance. About 0 O'Clock the rear
wall iei IN with n terrible crash, but rs the fremen were
on the Look out. NJ one was Injured. Several persons had
a narrow escape from tho falling Of tho heavy gutter in
'front.' having barely time to spring from the steps, % il fell
w'.h a Tremendous crash. and as It was, several were slight.
" bruised BY tho smaller pieces which fell from il.
Jus, as the h'mes were well %susdaed, a very heavy
shower, accompanied by thunder and lightning came up,
and materially assis,sd the efforts OF the 6remen, while il
enee.usly prevented any possibility Of danger to the neigh.
boring ho'sses from IN, falling cinders, ! 49,
IN. Y. Corr. 4 Eng.
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Prom o.. Ral,mnrs Amrrie.n

fHff NH fAANNNAAt NNNfNINW
FROM BUENOS AYRES-we have received from
Trend ~ south America the following letter and transla
Ton 81 a decree, highly important ~ merchants trading I,
the River Plate:
BUFTos AyREs. Feb'y 20, 1916.
Gentlomen-l enclose you a translation Of en- impor,an
decree iosuel by Gov. Krsas. which will prove ruinons Il
vessels bound 10 MDntevidcy.
Thcm - very little business doing hcro-wool ). the on,
aririe ~ dcniand. oni thst has nsen two cents per IN
which caused tine Americans ~ cesss purchasing. III,
English, however, continue to buy even at ihe sdvance-
lhe following orc the ruling rates-WoOl, common wash
cd, 2Ja35; ditto unwa3hod, ~; Corduya tailed, 20.
bCGT0s AyEE', February 10, lSl5.
Year Both Of tho Liberty, JJth Of the Independence an,
l6h II the Argentine Confederation.
DEPARTMENT or FOREIGN AFFAI
Tie GpNefnncni II BlcnOs Ayfcs, charged with the 70
reign AhSirs and Affairs Of Peace and War Of the Arsco
iine Confederation, bas resolved sud deerood.
III. On md f'm tie fret u Mirch oil communicate,
with the por of hyntovideo will be closed.
%. No vessel. coming direct from tie port Of Montoy,
de0, OF that may have arrived or touched by any ipeij,u
whatever at said port, shall bo allowed TO come 10 On ems,
81 the captain IT the porrs Office.
~. Neither shall those vessels. which, 10 order to avoid
That part Of tie Decree contained in tho preceding article
sbJuld go from the port Il Montevidco feignediy 10 an,
other port or place south OF the line, in order Ia aide
OF change Their papers, aud return to the Argentine po,ts
be allowed 10 come 10 any entry.
fui. Tho Enghsl pnckeu aud We ncls Of war Of fdendi,
nauuaa are excepted.
9Th. Tho presen, decree shall rem,in IN force mean.
while the city Of M0nioydco ig in possession Of the rot,
icrs Unttanans, aDd shall cease from the moment of the en-
Try Of The Army OF operations under command Of Lis Es
celicncy The Legal President Of the Oriental Republic d
the Urogusy. Bfgsdier General Don Manuel Odbe. In.
the said city,
9Th. Communicate the foregoing 10 whom !, m,y co,
resPon5, pobl'sh 10 snd ineer it IN The Official Register
rEIiSifi ARANA.
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ELLYsoN.s RICHMOND BuslNEss

AND rUsisEss sAS's EETEEfscE soon.
a book with tie above title being the second edition Of
EHjson's Business Directory, revised, connected and en-.
larged) will be published about tie fret OF July next This
work must prove q source Of great convenience as well ~
benefit to the business portion OF the community: in IL the
citizens Of Richmond have alrosdy manifested = considera.
bic degree Of interest, and their Efforts will doubiIes. be- III.
recicd towards extending It's circulation. Iii such a work
- business men most need 10 familiahze them with tho
entire business Of Inc city, and thereby facilitate all lhoir
business trsnsactons-of is acceptance with the people
generally there eau be no doubt, anI thnt the aothor will
be literally rewarded fOs hi trouble Is eqnaHy cersin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-29

a vein 81 lead orc has been discovered in Hardin coun.
", Illinois. which, remarks tho 81. Louis Republican, {" so
for ~ the present opportunities enable those who have ssen
u to5adge. promises TO he eqaal. II not supcior,o any vein
yet discovered IN ibis counly-probably greater than any
yet dscovered in tho world! From what We have bestd
Of h.. u seems TO be different from former discoveries. The
ysLp, ss IL presents itselT. IL OF unosusl width, and extend.
TOD considerable. distance. and terminates In a range Of
biff. The mineral, or ore. is also said TO differ from gsf,rs
usisly found In this country. The mino !. owned BY some
~Rendemsn ~ this city. who. We presume, will shortly ie.t
10 value. and seqsiss nsors esrtsia informsuos u is ex-
tent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-29

CoSTAGIous.-A disease, called the "bolnet fever" pre-
walls almost universally in Philadelphia among the feInal,-.
The symptoms which attend the complaint are an esiraur.
binary demand upon the pockets of parents or husbands:
IN eager desire To examine all the bonnrIs and ribbnns and
flowers IN every store In The city; and the violence II these
symptoms is not abated until tic new ur,icle has been worn
To church the FIRE, Sunday after it Is sent home i,U.n the
milimi's.
There are strong symptoms Of this disease now prevail
ing ia our city.-V. u. Crescent Cfv.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-29

The ffe mentioned in yesterday mornings paper rs hav-
ing broken out in a dwelling In Julia sire. between Caron-
delei and BarOnne streets, die more damage than we ex-
pected a; the time Of psnning tue paragraph. The FIRE was
hrst discoveries IN a one story frame dwelling owned by
Joha Ames, and quickly communicated to a double two
story dwelling ia the rear, owned by Mr.. Dana, n portion of
which was occupied BY Conmisssy Leopard. Both houses
were entirel? consumed. Mr.. Amos loss is fully covered
by Insurance. Mr.. Leonard barely had time 10 escape
with his family. without saving any OF his furniture. We
did not learn tho amount of hs loss. There are str M
suspicious that this fire was the work Of an incendiary.
". u. TJopic.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-29

Beware or CouxrERTErrs-we are requested TO canton
the public against counterfeit and altered notes.-W un-
derstood that three spurious fses were taken in one square
IN Baltimore street yesterday. Two were notcs puroor-
mig TO be Of Philadelphia Banks, and one was q note
altered TO represent the old emission Of the Western Bank
Of Baltmore.-BaL. dney.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-29

Rlscn BUrrrR-To make rancid butter sweet, heat w,
pounds OF il in a sufficient quantity Of water, into which
drop 80 drops Of chloride Of lime, and after washing il well
let II stand about two hours in the water, train il oil. an,
wTsh 1t again in fresh sater. and IL viii. be fresh and swee,
This is a French recipc-safe aud simple. We trus, III,
%Proprietors OF some Of she eai-houses in ihi, city will III
the receipL-N. u. Ores. Citv.
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DIED,

On Sunday evening last, in the soih year Of her age, Ms. FL
LEN NJ. PALMER. eststt daughter Of the late MI. Thnna. Kennedy.
OF sh-pii'idsiowH. Va, and wife Of Mr. John ]. Paimer OF his city.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are requested to AZ.
tend her funeral this morning at 10 O'Clock, wihou; further invi
tauon.
In Brooklyn, on the 23j instant, Susan r., wife Of ".
Carpenter, Ct the firm OF WIS Il. z. Carpenter & Co, OF
this city.
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N. Y. MARKET-AprI DIG. Isls

C0TToS-Thc sales Of the week ending last evening
amounted TO % % bales, including 6l00 Upland and Flor.
du, Inferior 43l5 cents; ordinary 10 good ordinary 51a5l;
middling to good %middling So ID; middling fair TO fair Ga
%; fully lair Gs .6i, good fair q al and $500 Mobile and
New Orleans inferior 43i5; ordinary to good ordinary ST.
81; middllnz to good m'ddling 6sGJ; middling fair to far
tsiIs; fully fair 7ts75; good fair I3as5 cents. The arri.
walls during the same period were 1928 bales. The buzz.
ness towards the close is brisker than ut the commence.
mont Of tho week. We quot, as follow:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-29

UrTho sicilian fhgaIe Uranis. Com. Lctiere, Of &c guns
and 335 men, arrived st this port This morning in fny sew.
en- days from ST. Helena. She was iowed Up from the
lower bay by steamer Jacob Bell, and anchored in tho
North River, where she fired a salute, which was respond.
ed to from tho fort nj Governors IslanJ.-fN. Y. Com.
ADV.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-29

There was n rumOr at Van Buren,, Arkansas, on the 5,b
inst. that the klchce Indians had crossed Red River in Ia,ye
numbers for the purpose Of depreciation. Msjor BealI,
commanding Fort Waslria. bad sent an express 10 For,
Towsonf for troops for the purpose OF checking any outbreak.
Bali. diner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-29

The N. \ Post Of Friday afternoon says
We understand that the commitios appointed 20 wal,
personally upon the citizens and solicit aid Tor Pittsburgh,
have already received $4,000. A meeting will be held
tomorrow evening, to take still more active measures in
this benevolent pn1ect.r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-29

William Davis, formerly a deputy keeper Of the N.
York City Prison, convicted a few days since of aid.
ing a convict to e'espc, has been sentenced to the peni.
certain facts had come TO his knowledge since the con-
viction of the prisoner, which led hem To believe the,
he was innocent. In consequence the Court sentenced
him Tor the least term allowed by law. and such represen,
iauoHs would be made To the Governor rs would probably
induce him 10 grant an unconditional pardon.-BALr An.
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BOSTON MARKET, April 25,b.

FLOUR.-The transactions have been, for Cenosee,
S4.Slts4,6I5; Alexandria. 500 bbls. OF SIyS7J. equal to
cash; 200 bbls fredericksburg extra Eagie, S5,75 do do /;
Georgetown S4.S7aS5 do do. Grain market languid,
and few sales; about $4,000 bushels white corn. 47s45e,
and yellow fiat 49i5lc per bushel. 10000 bushels Oats
Southern common, 25a2gc, Delaware ~. and Eastern 3la
-. and North River 3Is35c per bushel-ATLAa.
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NAVAL.

Commodore Stockton came down from Washington
yesterday morning on the Bay line. and We learn that the
squadron will put TO sea early this moning-seith scaled
orders.
List cf Officers OF The u. $. sieam Fngate Priaceton,
bearing the broad pendant.
Commodore r.. =. SrocNroS-Commanding.
I'D. X. Thompscn-lst Lieut., snd Executive Officer.
w. w. Bl-ecket-and. "
Fsbius Stanley-3d.
J. A. w. Misunderstanding Msster.
VIM. A. Chris,ian-Puser.
Jno. A.. acknowledgment.
III. Wrieht-PaSsed Assistant Surgeon.
James Thompson-Chief Engineer.
Henry Hunt,
Jas. Cvehranc, S""'"
5 Rutherford, (aod Asst, do
N. G.. Davis, <"u' Hes'soo.
Midshipmen-McCawlcy. Connover. Lowry. sle.nes
aud English.
Comnodore's Secretary. p. Norris.
Commcdore's Clerk-Rsch'd GaicwooJ.
Purscrs Clerk-w. II. Parks.
Masters Mate-Thvs. A. TeaE.
Acting Carpenter-Jas. Conley.
Guuncr-Robt S. King.
Sail Maker-Chas. A. Bartirg.
Purser Edward 7. Dunn, we learn. is ordered to the
Columbus 74.-Norfox Herald April &c.
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U A nong the passengers by the b1tquc HecIi. otrl
we'd this morning from 81. CroiY. u Thnflow Weed ESQ.
editor Of the Albany Evening JoufnaL-fN. Y. Com
Adv.