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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-06

munitions of war, military line to Oregon supplies
and instructions to our ships cruising abroad, the
timely withdrawal of our ships in the Mediterranean
the armlng OF steamers, forts, gunboafs &c; the
dlscipning the militia the increase and reorganza-
ton OF the Navy, and the emission of bills OF credit
from United States Bank, which the exigency will
bring into immediate requistioE these measur-
es OF preparation for the whole of Oregon or none"
on the war plan, will demand and occupy the time
of Congress till next July.
But we had not intended the resumption
ot this subject tonight. The House will take
i up to morrow again, likely, unless petitions
Mc should postpone II 10 the ensuing day. But, be-
heving that our chapters on this matter OF Oregon
through the columns of the raid have already more
clearly 'opened up the merits of the question" than
the subject with steady eye to an honorable and
peaceable settlement, but at the same time, with
readiness promptly to cooperate heart and soul for
our country, II the Senate should
"Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war;
But Mr. Calhoun is not yet defeated /; and the time
fixed for the resumption OF the debate in the Senate.
will have the effect OF bringing palpably to the
minds OF that honorable body, the stupendous ques-
ton with which they are called upon TO grapple, and
the tremendous consequences to Chrstendon', and
the round world trembling in the balance, and which
the weight OF an olive Leaf would decide for peace
or a percussion cap Tor the scale OF grim visaged
war.
There are few strangers arriving-hte doing IN
the way OF office-begging, though good deal OF
correspondence and lntriguery is on foot, In con-
Recton with nominations before the Senate. Hen
n.y. Horn IS lighting against a strong opposition,
while all doubt as 10 the confirmation OF Mr. Law
renee, we believe, Is dropped IN the well.
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from the manner in which the houses crowded.
should not be surprised Gen. Welsh did not find IL to
his interest to retain her the whole The enter
tanments at this house continue to be Of the most inter
esfi~g character.
Templeton's entertainments have been we'll attended,
though the bak made about his first appearance, and
the consequent disappointment cooled the ardor OF our
people, and they have not. as yet, been efec,usy
walked up This the characteristic of Phladephians
They are phlegmac require good deal ~ hammering
at before they can be arousedbut when fairly stirred
up they are enthusiastic s disappointment however
continues with this week. but he will give enter
tainment tomorrow Tuesday evening, at Trenton
Adams is at the Arch, playing Hamlet' tonight
This establishment has done excellent business-pro
badly better than any other house this season.
John Quincy Adamss speech has caused considerable
excitement and the probability Is, that large portion
of the wings will side with him, in which case John c.
poleon at St Helena" such the indications of the
whig party in this city and have il from some Of their
leaders here that their correspondence from the
exhibit the same state OF feeling perceive that an
effort is being made IN certain quarters the ques
ton into OF abolition and antiabolition II this is
persisted in will turn the whole north east and west
into united and unanimous abolition section Of the
Union more unwise issue the south could not make
and think they will hesitate long before rendering IL
The belief gaining ground among people, that the
idea oil southern consderacy separate from the Union
southern statesmen upon the subject Of Oregon. Woe
to the south they permit such idea to influence their
sales Of stocks at Philadelphia.
ElRsr BoARD.-50 shs Harrisburg r II, IL; do, III;
20 Exchange Bank, Pttsburg. 39t.
AFTER sALEs4 shs Pennsy lvania Bank, cash. 900; 40
Merchants and Msnufacturers Blk, Psburg AT; Is DO
SECOND BoARp.-S3500 Pittsburg Loan S. 80; Har.
ms;burg RR, ut; 1000 Reading RI Bonds, 6s; "a VIII
AS!Ia sALr.-ls sh. vicksourg, III coo Reading RR,
as; io1 do d. 2si 100 do cash. 2s $50 Girard Bank
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q u N M E IL DIAL.

New York, Monday, Jan. ..
BREADsruFrs.-We have nothing to notice in the mar
ket to-day II is very quiet at our Saturdays quota
tons.
R.AL EsTArs AT AucrIoS.-The lot, with party walls
No 80 Old slip 81 feet 'front.' IS feet inches rear by IS
feet deep $685. the story brick house and lot No $50
Water street. - feet inches 'front.' IS feet 10 inches
rear by 80 feet Deep $4,000 the story brick house and
frame building the rear IS by 100 feet ST. 500; lots
on 9th street. near llth avenue SG3o each 81 $40;
lots on ssth street. near 9th avenue, 81 feet inches by
es feet inches deep Ss65 each, $3o53; lots on 10th
avenue corner Of saith street. ~ feet inches by leo IT,
$40 each 81 $780, lot Stanton street. near Cannon %
by 10 n, $4,000.
CorroS-The market continues inactive. No sales Of
any consequences were reported to-day. Holders are
rather more inclined to accept Offers however and to
sell any considerable parcel lower rates must be &C.
ceptcd.
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hsesIoy Jam, Dec. ll-ssle of -four at af--now ask.
rig so ucrns-ro sales, and small quantities at of
~ ana demand very limted Corn meal 81 so per Dbl;
rnos bread 20 per Dol Crackers bbl Lard "a
Some old Flour Philadelphia and Georgetown. 30
Some 6ne Butter at 22c
DENAsAsA, Nov 1.-THE dry season is nearly AZ "a
we're a. ever The morning after the eclipse Of the
moon We had 6ne showers but they were partial ana
soon over Vegetation looks, generally If had beef
scathsd with re and the want Of good water in town
and country, 10 very distressing.
BARsApors, Dec. 9.-Ths yam crop has improved in
it, appearance, and the may be said OF the potato
crop Their good results, FAR regards our chief
"gsund pr Visions, have Of course had their effect In
chcking II demand for American breadsus and 9TH
or articles q provisions rricss cannot BE- quoted high
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Medical Card.
nOCTOR MO RIS

DO @ M q X 8 ON,
NORTH RIVER DlSPENaARY. so4k Fulton street..
N Doctor Morrison continues TO be cnsutsd eon6dentiay
sraint IN diet pursuit Recent cases. particularly 6coce
sThiCTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured BY Dr..
on improved Prnsipes WITHOUT pain Or ineonven,sncs 70
those OF other affections urinary apparatus but en-
perenced Surgeons should be allowed make the en-
animation tho affected with enlarged glands may
suffer mgeh injury from swkward grssfi,iSpsTs ,rv
This affection, and the train Of evils resulting from secret %
structve habit in YOUTH inducing nocturnal emsons and ut
principles, by restoring the system healthy tone and rsin
stating it, original vsor perfect cure guaanseed or 10
charge. - ,
B-Dr NJ holds no communion with medical pEesndes,
sdysrtsns Surgeon the city Bee his diploma. in his once
MN Fulton Letters paid and containing lee VIII
insure medicine and advice to any part Of tbs Union;
from A M. To ID p Nh daiiv, n2lslmsrc
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Medical Advice.

NOCTOR LAMEKTu sui con6dsnrialy coasalted q hiS
~ old oce 50 Gold between Fulton and Beekman.
Ill diseases Of deieaie nature; his being mild ard
judieious requires neither mscu restraint in d OF hn
days - ..,.-
sing from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of ndisct
YOUTH and thereby nightly emissions and eventually
object being to restore the menty and bodily 70 thas
state of vigor nature originally designed .
STRICTURES disease frequently existing without tho %
ten being the least sometimes caused BY
Of the parties hemsevs by the Dr. secusy cured with
pain Inconvenience.
The Doctor being few qualified advertising Surgeons
in the city, perfect charge mads -
paid enclosing Immediately attended to- ana No
deine with ADVICE to any Of the United Sfates
Once s. Gold street. Open from A. M 20 I. d.
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By Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

BvLrnoaE Jsa 5-AT briss Argo. from Rio de Ssneiro;
Ocean Patteuen from Bostona named Jas Brown
sged about years Of Ngoik Va died the 3oth Dee
low brig .howisg Fisher. ,igs, probably The si.s Ma.
Dodge Knapp sid. brig. Orleans, West Indes Rowland
Jsmaice sehr Iowa. do The Br brig Lark, Faulkner, o
Alexandra for st Johns hove down ends
18th s when hsur. cut from Hampton Roads. eat away
naming board three days. her. taken
board seh Matilda, from Provide1ee and Whining
ten. NC, Dec 49,
Pn.AOE5rar. Jan ,-Eson our : bTaass
gert sehrs John Union; all I'm Ri. hmond Va;
Richard Thompson, New York. Jan 3-Ar bargues Sarah
Hand and Rio Grande New Orleans: sloop Relief New York.
"a ship T5sntcp Liverpool; bark DeewNe. Bo,on seh,
ashore Marcus Hook; ship from Liverpool
boun up
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s s ii s ..i Ts Not 70" Florida aas brig
ALrs.sD, DC s7An ;chr P.np:ylvaRRi. NAH Nor
Sauad ~ s s . :es 0s ds
Tas ?. q: free 70 this Rs
ssS .s from rs An
S S - A:s; from Y sl.,,i i Hss
ESsISSs waiting IssIs, S;s X <, Sss5
loading Loai.. Ty from Boston waiting BAR rSs
no wy ss ss
brig: Ceres: 70 BG.sa .ii Sg.ss l. S.,Ss. f com i
%s,s mfsSf s. w.
New sa Tsts.
s.a; rSins Neiclt: Ai, .S
@ :sS rsss s'iss::
s4i
from below sMsy he mpnar ship Gnss for v ps
. NV nods1sss 5aIau. wy%an; brig Anne julia
,,CTAsIE'ror Jan. s.aAArr ship New York, Hull, New
Ss'a E: ~ ~ ss'}S ss'Ss: \: s:'i
&. s ~. .ss
es.os n 3
Eusts Portsmouth, IN ~; scr Stranger, Axworthy,
EAsTpoRr. Dec 9Th schrs Iole Wooster, and Only
dGausssfs ID Ss a.: Esther L1 ol'Il
ia Dec and seh1 Ro S
GsoxsrrowS. De-. a-Arr brig Charles, Beat. from New
ih brig Porto Rico, sspter New York bound
York; ssI, .shr chapr Na'h New York Souadso Bucks
H. Per- Ps;, SPAIN % I sss
Vt Sns:fs & 81 81 l.:
S E Kssss nd S:s F:in
Bo..on Wen, There ave now at anchor
s; full :ssi s
D;s isA'; S.y .gSs and
nss & ssSs SARAH S,srs
New s XS ;shr oHnw, Smith for Apaacheoa
& NJ. o'i e' ei Ia :sI 'ise
Jan sTs G;sss q, ;h brig
81: ssIssf ID .d:a down Sii j. !.
si%ofs River Betty y ols.r Of ,S Ss Magnolia H
sssi; s.h;. T.lIsss.ss Fey;
Nv; ~. 81. Ia
ssss &ssoSss., ship: NS".au% and Ssaese.ssr
Hebron Hood from Portland. Nc; and Bremen ship
NosToLT. Jan Arr schs Adrian. w.lpcle I'm New York;
kot, Beatty from N:w York bound e Rishmoad in di;-
.ss: t5sss s s sss
Eliot 1.oT 81
ASo% ss snsi s'f
Fame Boston; Elmra Rogers Salter from New York Cid
Gen Peas and Poro CabelS brig Chicoree Boston,
Baltimore. si.s. lid schr Geni Warren .PhiadsIphs:
d.. .eh. braasl. I.a1 f Hssy do
Keller Thorndike, from New York; Freeman, Spear do;
CD brig Gazels for Havana light brig is at anchor out
PRoyDEscE Jan and1Arr schrs Jno ireland, Ryan, and
RICHMOND. Jan lar schr Oson. Henderson, from New
SAvAsrAH Dec 3Ist CD brig Clinton, Andrr~s, New
York ,o;h brig Lsch POs%oush nh Henry Lee Bo:
2srh barque Peter Dem New York; went to brig Hen
ry Lee. Boston.
sroslscToy Jan lst-rr schr Abbott Lawrence. Meeker
THoMAsros, Dec s6th-Ar schr Queen Pomsre NewYork.
GID. .ehs Adelaide Norfolk; and from below. bsr9ae
WARREN. r. IT, Dec. sls,-An sehr Tionesta Whining
WmMIyeroS. NC, tweek endngl Dec s-Ar brigs Francis
Louisis Scule Barbados; 0rehilla Harding, Martnque
Nile tS 5 Cd A9feai B5gwp inss; Hsls
Fall Rivers Sarah Wood Boston; sehrs Eddington Nelson
Mayasnel Rsguiul Rodck New York: Repeater rrosser
Was, DO: Jsiia vsnsdsr, DO; Ponce Xswooa London
Matilda. Staples Providence; Squire Brothers, WATSON
York cd Doe Benj Adams Gasd.loUpe; S'iS
Porto Rco David Dafa. Williams. New York: Geergsn.'
New York.
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Medical Gard.

DOCTOR fAWCETT. e9nsulting surgeon Of lse Fuiten
braeing the foowna subjects apossney
and Stsry snstomeslly physioogeay ana asdieany
modern Of syphilis, secondary Synpeoms, 0onon
h@a Gles! ssresu5s. Seminal Wsalns:. Mhsss. Me-
pollution The D9sto! has devoted b. attention for hssl
diseases; and M his practice aud
nvestgatL The pathology Of the Of the
geneatve organs, he FL cha he under
takes permanent end rsdiesi Hi, diplomas from Lon
the State Of louisiana Suspended in large frames his Of
fee ls6 Fulton
Persons distance enclosing g. have copy Of his
late work accompanied with which embraces al diseases
incidental TO females'
All letters prepaid and addressed to Dr. H. Faweeu 10 Fu
ton street, will receive due attention. OLA 1msre
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Passenger Sale
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY q.


OIGWT6Us
Ship Arcole, Evelegh Marseles, Boyd Hncksu.
Ship Atlas, Coffin, Cork and q MARKET Slate Gardener &
Howell
Br bnque Ann Harley Scott, Glasgow, Woodruff < Min.
turn.
Buaus Rose standish, Spencer New Orleans, w Nelson
Barqge IA Jassran v inal, Aux Cages, w Bayles.
Brig Demarara Bl anchad. Porto Rico Buck Peters.
schr porcss Mann Aux Cages, 3 w Lewis.
Schr jas Bertune, Johnsoa, Jacksonville Lewis Co.
Barge Whale. South Amboy.
Arrived.
Schr General Warren. Ames, days from Norfolk, with
Schr Ann Rebscca. Cramer Philadelphia. with corn to
Sshr Cynosure Jones of Philadelphia with COAL to MASTER
Sailed.
thers, Nuevtus.
10 TELEGRAPH reports vessels in sight at sun down.
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At market. 1000 Beef Cattle 200 from the South; 30
cows and calves, and 1000 sheep and lambs.
Priees-Beef CauIs-A liberal demand prevailed
throughout the week. at 81 30 for ordinary and mddling
qualities, and So 80 80 for good and prime. These
rates may be quoted the extremes Of the MARKET al
though hear Of q sale OF extra made at the close OF
the week, as high ST. About 200 head remain unsod
Cows and Calves-Prces range, a. In quality, from
&le to $Sl. All sold.
Sheer and Lambs The market cleared at prices rang
ing. according to quality, from 81 20 to S4aS.
Hay-saes Of loose at al per cwt
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RE ADT THE WING
ADVERTISEMENT
ooI:I:.HiaH
Medicine and Pharmacy
s. NASSAU STREET.
n E DICAL ADVICK

PRIVATE DISEASES.
81 xs css 8 Ms:,,:
sS.nus e direct s their .n:o. g ~ a:ss..
.hs so1:sasion Sp.ines: sspr
first sppsass.s Of those diss:s' vss amount surs
q IL sp q q:
II EuIops fo he 81 ,hoss ecnUsnu ssnd; cess
SRA$s ~ sS;sE5S MS
have forwarded 70 tsm esss cossia
os:
:eion and t,ss.sr' received elsewhere my and %
CONSTrrUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
ss..s E: x i.s1
ss oss Il ay lind e
j. q *. uso. dozen " carefully
vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
In. 4. :::,s.
Chss IN rs are pronounced Gsir css6ss1 Inventor,
s,:. p %:s e. s y
sSy s.h.. rsnsdy without l.1iss shs IrssA yI
RECORDS Alternative MIXTURE:
FOR the permanent cure Of primary sseesdy syphls,
q asSs say ~ .
All person, s.int IsD..ins = thsr
sa1 sesss &c
essssrshs system with this Justly DELE
sold n single At 81 each Cases Of half dozxu
S5 Carefully passd ard cent 70 all psrts Of he Union.
EXTRACT OF SARSAPA
RLLA, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS.
VDREPARED by the New York College OF Medicins and
Fksmacy established for the suppression fqusckery Th
sg qualities and curative powers Of hs above hesbs eoaA
ofssrapaa before the public, and msyI
relied certain remedy for all diseases arising an IN
botches pimpes ucers pain IN the bones joints nodes
from the secondary ese ofsyphs an nudicous useo3
Bold IN single bctslss, At ues.s.ssss
in eases Of half dcrsa beetles. -
I" !" dozen ~
Cases forww ded to all paris OF the Usion
ES-A v~y 'bsssI dissey1; s = wholesale purchasers
90 The Concentrated Extract Of Sarssparils 0eu
tan and Sas1aas also for sale at iva Dvaon strss
Oppegjle Ludlow street
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MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE BANK OF
rnE UNITED STATEs.-A meeting Of the stoekhold-
ers OF the Bank Of the United States was held in
Philadelphia on the LIST inst. The only matters
OF lnerest, IN the proceedings OF the meeting,
the reception OF the report of the President and D-
rectors, and the appointment OF Committee to in
qure into the facts of the controversy between the
Bank and the Government of the United States,
and to ascertain the expenses OF the institution.
In the report of the President, it is remarked that
the only effects of the Bank over which the Drec-
tors seem to have any control the stocks pledged
IN Europe TO secure the loans contracted there.
These stocks, Estate, )-greaIly deprecated they
are, In valuehave been retained in the possession
OF the Bank with the hope that they would eventually
recover par value, value equal to the loans for
which they were pledged Recently. however, inorma-
ton has been received from two of the European bank
of the holders Of the debsntures had their
desire to exchange their debentures for corresponding
their loans viz to take in pay for the debentures
which they hold, the exact proportion Of said deposit
which would accrue to them the stocks in deposit
to be distributed in equal ratio to the holders Of the
debentures This proposition agreed to by the Di
tSori.y were accordn~lv 10 the European
bankers in order that the proposed arrangement might
be completed the Directors Also the time made
similar proposal to the bankers who represent the
manning portion Of the holders OF the debenuresbut to
this they have not received definite The D
rectors conclude their report with the following state
ment Of the present circulation Of the Bank including
post those issued tho Philadelphia banks
and also the amount OF deposits bank balances, &C.
Circulation Of Bank L. y. Notes, from state
Of bank January l, 1916. S3iIs50i 90
Do. do Post notes do do. 350,793 OF
Individual depositors and Certificates OF De-
Bs Ss;'i balances: ISL isl 4: g
$a,sai, $50 10
20 Do do I'd .l,O6l793
Do do. do. 3D. -. -. l,i63W
asa, 2si 90
i.2o6ss 90
The stockholders adjourned to meet again on the
frs, Monday in March,
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PHILADELPHIA, January ), lsl0
typographical Society Cslsbraon.4tfeapf to Murder
Meeting Of the State Legislassrs-Messase .fths Gov
0ner-7ne Kesns- CAristian Hu6sr-Madane Msesr.
ks-Tsnpietor-.JoA Quincy .adsms's SpseeA-.dBo.
Eden-soutAsrs Co.fedsraey. re.
The weather since Saturday has been delightful I
heard Of nothing worthy Of note yesterday and there
fore did not think worth while to burthen you with
letter.
The Philadelphia Typographical Society celebrated
their 18th anniversary Saturday evening by mag.
ni6csnt supper at the City Hotel in Sd, near Arch
street. About two hundred down to the table among
whom were some Of our most distinguished citizens
and deputations Of the editorial fraternity from nearly
all the papers In the city, besides some of our best sing
srs quartstts club favored the entertainment with
their presence. and the occasional short and pthy
speeches enlvened by songs glees sung IL e.
While ali this jolliGcaton was going on an sstemp,
was made In Moyamensng to murder the coored keep.
and some Of the graceess scsmps with which our esn
and districts bountefully blessed which one
Of them fired pistol down the cellar him. the ball
taking effect upon his neck and lodging his shoulder
Another pistol fired at his assistant but the bullet
missed him and embedded itself in the door post. The
subsequently, carried to the hospital Ills hurts though
severe, are not looked upon Immediately dangerous
Governors Message will probably be delivered at IA o.
clock, arriving In this city about g. IL can be got
,s sns h ssss ns copy The subject:
will be recommended permanently to increase the revs-
OF the State with view meet the perm d.
hcency which the accounts Of last four or ave ears
have presented and to ensure hencefoh and forever
the regular payment Of the interest the public de
with provisions for the gradual liquidation the
ThsKeans concluded triumphant engagement AZ Inc
Chestnut street theatre on Saturday evening The pav
The house crowded, and the were called out
&C &C., usual Christian Huber the yiolonoellist
commences an engagement at this house tonight.
Madame Macaree has been re-epgaged AZ the National
or three weeks longer She Is decided trump card and
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

n0CTOR JOHNSON, II Duane .treet, near Chatham e.,
cal prse1tione the city Of New York in the o
stand for eleven years. and during that time has
y treated II 900 mecural and other delicate
complaints. The Ds reputation for skill in those old half
cured that have existed for years No mat
Ger how long you have 0ees Structure. ulce. upon
q u. leg: yill and can cure you, durable
Constitutional Weakness sometimes called Seminal Weakness
brought By habit nduged in by young menMany
victim Of this has my
The back confusion Of intellect foecness pspaon Of
the heart society ouly OF this
plant He warrants charge. Mid
and cured in days. H. johnson regularly
ducated thyyieiau nd 0urReou. lmnn~Y
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TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.
In Senate.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 3, 1916.
After prayers and the Journal petitions were present
cd. Among them memorial demonstrating against
war for Oregon Several bills were then introduced,
among them Mr.. Dickinsous, for the Improvement of
the Hudson River which s likely to pass bill
would be for the relief of the in the moon. The
Senate then had an executive session, and confirmed
lot Of nominations Judge Woodbury. heading the list
Henry Horn has q strong opposition. Lawrence will 60
through without resistance Some interest is felt for
Peter g. Washington's case, 10Th auditory There is
good deal Of work going on behind the scenes respect
ing certain nominations
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the advice and consent Of the Senate.-Levi Wood
bury Of New Hampshire, Associate Justice Of the su
prems Court Of the United States In the place Of Joseph
Story, deceased. James Shields, Of Ilnois Commits
soner ofthe General Land Office in the place OF Thomas
II. Blake. removed. William Medill oil Ohio, Commits
Crawford resigned.
CoLLE. Toss-James x. Hattsn for tho port Of Wash.
ington, North Carolina Rizop Raws tor the port Of
Edenton North Carolina Henry Hicks, for the port Of
Wilmington, Delaware. William J. Grayson, for the
port OF Charleston, South Carolina Rufus o. Pray for
the port Of Shieldsborough, Mississippi. Nathaniel W.
Walker for the port of st. Marks, Florida Thomas L.
Shaw for the port Of Georgetown, South Carolina.
SuRvEroR AND INsPEcToRs.-Charles N. Lawson for
the port of Carters Creek, Virginia Robert B. Mer-
chants for the port of Dumries Virginia. Michael Ed.
wards jr for the port OF Wheeling, Virginia Thomas
Jerry for the port of Charleston, South Carolina
ALICE La branche, Naval ofcer for district of New Or
leans. Louisiana.
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Company OF the United States Dragons, COM
manded by Lieutenant johnson and secopd Lieu
tenant Gardner, and company q, commanded by Capt.
Steen with Lieutenant Buord, at Evansville, Ar
kansas he scene Of Indian dsturbances) ON the l3th
ultmo