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FURTHER From TAMPA Our Palatka CORE
spondent, writing on the 26th, communicates the
gratifying Information that express arrived at
that place the previous night from Tampa, bring.
ing intelligence that the chiefs Of the Indian nation
bad held council, and sent runner TO General
Twiggs, stating they would meet hmm in council
IN lew days, % talk over the proposition he made
~ them 10 leave the country.
This, adds our informant,) and other informa-
ton received confirms ia the belief that the In
dams are willing 10 leave the country upon fair
terms. That they can be accommodated ia their
spirit 10 negotiate, is a fact well known and the
people Of Florida may rest assured that, unless
some Unforeseen misfortune prevents the count try
will be rid Of all the Indians At no distant day.
Florida Republican, NoU g.
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From the Nac Orleans Bulletin.
From the Bee.

Josiah Looeh, stD0n.-I am inspector of boilers
and machinery for the State of Louisiana, and in
spected those of the Louisiana the llth of June
last. granted certificate then, in due form of
law, that the boilers sound, and so they to
the best Of my knopledge. steamer must have such
a certificate renewed every six months. l have
seen portions of the boiler since the exploson--it
was all quarter-i inch with one two small excep-
tions. have examined them again this evening,
and from the appearance of the iron, ! should say
that the boilers were sound. Three of the boilers
were originally in the Dallas, and new, /
am informed, in 1913.
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Indian, Contracts.

We are requested to state, for the
information of those interested, that the
contracts for the supply of Indian goods
have been awarded, as follows
Blankets and Dry Goods, to Messrs.
Grant and Barton, of New York.
Hardware and Agricultural implements,
to Messrs. Undertake and Ricketts,, Of
New York.
Northwest Guns, to Mr.. Edward X.
Tryon, of Philadelphia.
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NOT GUury.-Thc trial Of Ashbc Kellogg for
the murder Of his con took place at Kalamazoo,
Michigan, short time since, and resulted in
verdict Of acquittal, the ground Of insanity
Mr.. X. Is a man Of wealth, and was formerly
cashier Of the Bank Of Salna at Syracuse, and was
regarded A. one Of the best business men in the
county.
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CoMPLTMENTARY.-Mr John s. Bossler was
Gently tried at Pitsburg a charge of embezzling
money from letter. The circumstances that Mr..
b. was Wing, and an active and successful editor,
gave to the case peculiar prominence, because
they suficed to set the Locofoco papers barking at
his heels with unusual ferocity. He was triumph
antly acquitted; and we find in the Pittsburg pa
pers a series of warmly worded resolutions from his
brother typographers in Pittsburg and Allegheny,
expressing their great pleasure in his honorable
vindicaton from the asperson. Inner.
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ARREsT or Mas. MrLER.-This dcpraved wo-
man, who sought by exhibiting the scmbance Of
suicidal preparations at Niagara Falls, 10 conceal
the degradation and disgrace involved in the aban-
donment Of her husband and children, 10 become
the paramour Of the villain Blackmer, was arrest.
ed, says the Rochester Ayn9ican Of Saturday, at
Syracuse.
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DANGER or USING CHLoRoFoRM.--A melancholy
accident, which occurred recently in Glasgow.
Scotland from the Of chloroform, il related by
the London Medical Times. DR.. Adams, resident
physician to the Clyde street hospital, having
sion TO chloroform, inhaled il himself to try it,
strength, but without any serious consequences;
repeating, however, this experiment, and incau
tously increasing the dose, the effect fatal he
fell back and Immediately expired.
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The Enquirer derides ''silly Story the re-
port that Mr. Walker, the Secretary Of the Trea
sury had his free trade ardor somewhat abated by
travelling through the iron region of Pennsylvania.
The Newark Adcertise, paper very cautious in
its statements, says
''We have been reliably informed, that Mr. ex-
Secretary Walker in his recent tour through the
iron regions of Pennsylvania, with all his enthusi
for the abstract doctrines of free trade, came
to the conclusion that it would be highly beneficial
TO American industry 10 impose httie higher tariff
on IRON, for a limited time ut least"
This much, we are confident, is perfectly true.
Richmond Times.
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The receipts Of the Auburn and Syracuse rail.
road, during the months Of September and Octo
Der, 1919, were SIS O3s 20. The receipts during
the same period in lsis were S3I,26l %; showing
an increase ia favor Of 1919 Of Sl3,T3 81. The
increase oftho business Of this road has been grad
ual and uniform since its construction, and it is
now in a houri-hinr condition
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Colonel J. WATSON WEBB, the newly appointed
Charge d'Atfares to Austria, sailed from New York
ON Saturday last, in the packetship Yorkshire, for
England, en- route to Vienna. He takes with him
his family
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tLithe Rock { Ark.) Gazstte, Nor. Is.

WoMAN.-The female is formed in a delicate
mould-for suffcrance rather than action. In every
state of society must live in a state of do
pendence upon man. To the savage hunter che is
but one Of the tanned, affectonate animals around
him. and shares his regards with the sheep and the
bandman she resumes her native dignity, and is
no longer the slave plaything Of her tyrsnt,
used at will caprice, out and thrown aside;
but becomes the partner Of his life the mistress Of
his home, the prop and stay Of his SOUL that bosom
no longer racked with jealous tortures of other
women sharing her husbands lovc-the love Of such
forms the happiness Of each. She il the common
mother Of the whole family; and all are bound 10
her by one holy bond Of flisl obedience. And in
this community alone woman enjoys that true lib
erty and love which s her birhrfght and her bless
ing.-John Quincy adams.
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Rev. JoHN Andrews, Of the Prcsbytery Of Ohio.
wno died at an advanced age on the 18th ult, at
Pittsburg is said 10 have been the first who origi
mated religious periodical west Of the Allegheny
mountains. lie had been for many years disabled
for the work Of the ministry by the infrmitics
Of age.
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Another fact was clearly established, as
to the insufficient thickness of the boiler
iron. The boilers of the Louisiana were
made of g. 10th inchiron-while the. iron
commonly used in the river boats is a
quarter of an inch thick.
But the most remarkable fact brought
out at the examination touches the manner
in which these steamboat certificates are
prepared, and proves that so far from fur
nishing any guaranty of the condition of
the boiler of a steamboat, they merely
cause false feeling of security, by indu-
cling passengers to rely on the government
inspection and certificates, rather than on
the character of the boat and her owners.
Mr.. JOSIAH LovErT is the Inspector of
steamboat boilers for the eastern district
of Louisiana He was called upon to tes-
tfy al the late examination; and his testi-
mony is so remarkable that we annex
three reports of it, that we may not do
him injustice by relying on an incorrect
report:
From The Ne,c Orleans Bulletin.
Josiah Lopeh, Witness is United States
Inspector of boilers for this district Inspected the
boilers of the Louisiana the 18th of last June, at
which time he gave the captain and owners the
customary certificate. Certificates are given every
six months. Has examined the fragments of the
exploded boilers, and found the iron good and full
one fourth inch thick, except in or two places.
In his official capacity, ,cess ,codd haze giren ser
tcate" to the Louisiana the night before the explosion,
had he been requested to do Thinks that those of
the Louisiana's boilers which taken from the
Dallas were new in lS43 The inspector here is al
,cays guided by the certificate from the inspector ADORE,
,rhich is alcays hung up in boats cabin rchen she
comes do,on. He has nothing else 10 guide him.
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CANAL ToLLs.-The amount received on the ca
mails Of the state, from the commencement Of navi-
CATION to the 22d Of November, was S3,I96,7l2 So,
being a decrease from last year Of 50 ,i62 40.
IN. v Mirror
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7 H E r E ? u B l. [ G..
WASN'T N GT0N:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5. ls4s

The Presidents Message and the Treasury
Report can be obtained at the Office of the Repub
hc, on Ninth street. in pamphlet form, on the day
they are presented to Congress. Members and
others wanting copies requested to send their
orders early.
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Rev. PETER RoeERs, aged ninety nine years four
months and ten days, died in Waterloo, Illinois, on
the 4th ult. He was one Of Washingtons life guard
IN the war of Independence, and, perhaps, the last
of that noble band
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An iron master in Fragen, Germany, has lately
taken out patent for new species Of pudding
furnace, which be employs for the purpose Of con
'ertng heron into steel during the pudding opc
ration The product il stated 10 be of superior
quality, and H. Of course, much cheaper
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CoNMuNiCATroN WITH BosToS.--The old Long
Island land route 10 Boston is TO be resumed this
day. This will accommodate great deal Of way
travel, which is always compelled 10 go in tho
night boats, and perhaps carry some through pas.
seneers Uia Norwich 10 Boston. This will add the
fifth 10 the existing routes TO that city.
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From the Neto York Tribune.
Thirty-first Congress.
SENATE.
President-MlLLARD FILLMORE, " Pres't U. >.
Secretary-AsBURY DIcKINs.
SENATE.

SENATE.
President WILLARD FILLMORE, v. Pres't u S.
Secretarg-AsBuRY DIoKINs
Term Term
expires expires
ALABAMA MICHIGAN.
Jerem'h Clemens 1853 Lewis Cass, 1901
William X. King,* 1855 Alpheus Fetch, 1853
ARKANSAS. MISSOURI
VIM. X. Sebastian, 1853 Thomas H. Benton, 1851
Scion Borland, 1855 David X. Atchson, 1896
coNNEcTIcUT. NEW HAMPSHIRE
Roger S. Baldicin, 1851 john p. HALE, 1858
Truman Smith, 1855 Moses Norris, jr, 1855
DELAWARE. NEW YORK.
John Wales, 1851 Dan'l S. Dickinson, 1851
Presley Spruance, 1853 Nm. III. Seioard, 1855
FLORIDA. NEW JERSEY
David l.. Yulee 1851 JFiiliam II. Dayton, 1851
Jackson Morton, 1855 Jacob W. Miller, 1853
GEORGIA. NORTH CAROLINA.
John NJ Berrien 1853 WiHie u. Mangun, 1858
HIM. c. Daoson, 1855 George T.. Badger, 1855
INDIANA. OHIO
Jesse d. Bright 1851 Thomas Cortoin, 1851
James Whtcomb, 1855 SALMON p. CHASE, 1855
ILLINOIS. PENNsYLvA1IA.
Step A. Douglas, 1853 Daniel Sturgeon, 1851
James Shields, 1855 James Cooper, 1855
IOWA. RHODE ISLAND
George w. Jones, 1851 Albert c. Greene 1851
Augustus e. Dodge, 1855 John H. Clarke, 1853
KENTUCKY CAROLINA
JOS X. Underwood, 1853 John G. Calhoun, 1853
Henry Clay, 1855 Arthur p Butler, 1855
LOUISIANA. TENNESSEE
Solomon U. Downs, 1853 Hopkins L. Turney, 1851
Pierre Soule, 1855 John Bell 1853
MAINE. TEXAS.
Hannibal Hamlin, 1851 Thomas j. Rusk, 1851
Jas. w Bradbury, 1853 Samuel Houston, 1853
MASSACHUSETTS. VERMONT.
Daniel Webster, 1851 Samuel S. Phelps, 1851
John Darts, 1853 WiHiam Upham, 1853
MARYLAND, VIRGINIA
Benz. c. Howard,t 1851 James nj. Mason, 1851
James A. Pepce, 1856 r. M. II. Hunter, 1853
MISSISSIPPI WISCONSIN
jefferson Davis, 1851 Henry Dodge, 1851
Henry S. Foote, 1853 Isaac p Walker, 1855
*Taylor Democrat.
tMr. Towards seat will be filled bya Wing when
the Legislature convenes, in January next.
Total, "a Locos, "a Wings, lin italics,l and
Messrs. HALE and CHASE, "Free-Soil''-the former
elected by the aid of Whip. the latter by that of
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-12-05

The Crown Of Hungary has not been discovered
by the Austrians. Kossuth concealed IT,, no one
knows where. II was received by the first king of
the Maiars from Pope Sylvester l., in the year
iOOO
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6,656,5SO "a
s44,9g7.O92 %

5. There is also 10 be added TO the es-
Inmates statement of the several
appropriations, which will be car
ried to the surplus fund, amount
ing 10 S5O2,lfO w
Accompanying the estimates are sundry papers
furnished by the Treasury, War, Navy, and Int
rior Departments, containing references to acts OF
Congress, &c, on which the estimates arc founded
am, very respectfully, your obcdient servant,
w. VI. MEREDITH,
Secretary of the Treasury
Hon. SPEAKER
of the Mousc Of Reprcsentaiiyes.
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SANTA ANSA.-Rumors again ahoat that
this exiled Mexican General Is connecting terrific
schemes for his return 10 Mexico-we say terrific
because 1t is said that he will be proclaimed Dicta
tor, annul the late treaty, and renew the war with
the United States.
Now We doubt not that Santa Anna is plotting
for his return 10 Mexico and TO power, but that lac
even dreams of renewing the "phight" with us s
not supposable. The name Of "oLD ZAcK" has
sufficient potency to keep quiet the little despot,
ton in his pocket.
Il is suggested, and we cordially concur therein,
in case Santa Anna should return, that the vcner-
able editor of the sole organ" Of national Locofo-
coism be commissioned TO offer him the congratu-
lations Of "thc Party"
No man is better qualified by education and in
clination for such service than Mr.. Richie and if
his engagements TO NJ. Poussin and other foreign
legations will permit, he Is just the man 10 welcome
back the Mexican General, whom the Locofoco
administration virtually commissioned against
American troops.
Lille Rock (drk.) Gazette Nor. Is
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E.tlm.,e. OF APPROPRIATION.

In pursuance of the joint resolution of
January Z, 1916, which makes it the duty
of the Secretary of the Treasury to cause
the estimates of appropriations, which he
is by law required to prepare and submit
to Congress, to be printed, and copies OF
the same to be delivered to the Clerk of
the House of Representatives in time for
distribution at the commencement of each
session, estimates of additional appropria
tons required for the service of the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1850, and for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1851, were
yesterday placed on the tables of the mem
bers of the House From this volume
we extract the summary of the additional
appropriations required for 1850, and the
summary of the appropriations asked for
1851:
Treasury DEPARTMENT, }
November 10, lS49
SIn Agreeably to the joint resolution of Con-
gress of the 18th January, 1885, have the honor to
transmit, for the information of the House of Rep
resenatives, printed estimates of additional appro-
pratons proposed to be made for the service Of the
fiscal year ending the Goth June, 1850, amount
ing to ST ,696,S5l Al
All Of which is on account Of the civil
list, foreign intercourse, and mis-
cellaneous, including expenses of
collecting revenue from customs
and lands, from LIST January to
30th June, 1850.
To the estimates is added state
ment showing
The indefinite appropriations for the
service of the three last quarters of
the fiscal year ending the 3Oth June,
1850, made by former acts OF Con
gress, of permanent character,
amounting to 1859 ,458 81
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$6,236,3l0 2S
4,539,45s 81

am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
w. Nj. MEREDITH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. SPEAKER
of the House OF Representatives.
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tMr. Towards seat will be filled by Wing when
the Legislature convenes, in January next.
Total, "a Locos, "a Wings, lin italics,l and
Messrs. HALE and CHASE, "Free-Soil''-the former
elected by the aid of Wing, the latter by that Of
Locofoco votes.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Nnvnnnher LIZ $40


Treasury DEPARTMENT, }
November To- lS49.
SIR Agrceably to the Joint resolution of Con-
gress of the It'll January, 1886 have the honor to
transmit, for the information of the House of Rep
resentatives, printed estimates of the appropriations
proposed be made for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1851 amounting TO $33,697 1852 10
Viz:
Civil list, foreign intercourse and
miscellaneous, acknowledgements
10 be made TO Mexico under the
18th article of thetreaty, expenses
of collecting the revenue from
customs and lands, census Of
1850, public buildings, and ex-
penses of courts Sl2,Sl2,4S0 %
Army proper, &c. $3.50, l37 90
Military Academy, 1925 A
Fortihcations, ord
nance, &C. Loaf ,4l6 90
Internal improve
ments, surveys,
and lighthouses, l,l64,0SO 90
Indian department, 99S,739 II
Pensions, 1883 90
Naval establishment, 9,575,07S -
To the estimates
added statements
showing
/. The appropda-
tions for the fiscal
year, ending the
30th June, 1851,
made by former
acts of Congress
of a permanent
character amount
ingtso 0'O'''''O .
Civil list, foreign in
tercourse and mis-
cellaneous ia, $50 Il
Aiming and equip
ping the militia, 2OO,OOO w
~ In
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DELEGATES CHOSEN.
Minnesota H. II. Sbey.
OregOn-S X. Thurston.
Netc Merico- Hugh n. Smith.
Des1et-Almon W. Babbitt
members Of the last House. tSeats contested.
tTaylorish when elected, but not Wings.
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RROOkLYS AFFAIRS

BoAAu ~ EDUCArtoS.-lhi,B Boar met yea
,esdsy sferaooa a. he usu. a0uE. >.szae q. stsvsns
ESQ. yiee.Presid-ni 10 tie ChsF The ninu:.s wers
read 1T Siopi4i
Rsprts u Sarss- CotssE.ses -eTs IN OTTER o., nVt
beius rs-dy the report Of the superintendent f'r the
pat quarter read showing tee number q scholars
sdrnit,e5 The avers sitsudsncs &c Sc A5ou, 90
old books hsf beer Txcb snsnt Tor row oEes snd thst
At - cost whatever - the children. Inc report was
accepted art much II . relst . furnishing The
school books Eratui0u,y referred % tae select Com
mite 4 portion u u ordered q - published.
C,usnat. ~ Sets5is for C5i7r,d Ctlfr-1 repc, and
recommend mat 10 scaoo a1use - Carrsve - ussd
alternately ~ each ienornusti-n Lost
mott Wssthen mste requesting tha Secretary 3
notify tire petitioners thst the schoo. house could -
used Tor m other yu-gois hsn list ot pgoE' eiucs-
lion. u being found thst thsr- ass ar error n TIE
bye lsw, the secretary Ess. motion, requested 70
alter the same Inc report wzs subsequently, called
up ard its adoption moved, which 81 Disposed OF
CoaHr,a OF T,Gchvs reported tho following sppolni-
mena No. ], Helen 3 Watkins M : Eizs5Att Wat
kins No. II. Mary " Denny No =, sarah Cogswel..
Sane CoamiRe-On petition % Nr Johas 20 De- sp-
pon tad teacher Of Architectural Drawing report
withdraw the report and the Secretary was requested
20 notify The petitioner q the Board IL unable tor
rtous reafoust % employ him.
Lar Cgumiti.,-RePort TIA. they have csufed =,
search be made in stion - certain property and
6ud ine tide good Adopted
IeGcA0s ClazrtsS report was then " "a irswn and
amended TO strike out the name 81 Niles Wa,kirs
Of school No J.. The report as amended was then
.d1p;ed
Rrporr n SDfcis' C1m-tfsss The Committee on pet-
lion Of Chsres Taylor and others and the resolut
Of he Common Council iirec.ios the Board 10 make
division Ia School District No. and 4 layout Ne y
District, report inst IN their opinion ih- Common
Council have No power 20 make sGcn division. Adopt
a. sno copy ordered 10 be- sent - the Common Coun
ell
kf'o ui'pHs-ln favor % empowering Comnittee OF
this Board % confer with a Committee from the Com
mon Council r. alive q carpetins the City Superintsn
dent- Adopted In favor Of directing the Pre-
sdert Rosrd OF Education sign contract '
tee purchase 1f ate for School IN District No q
Adopted In favor OF paying VIM. Hunter, Ir. tas
sum Of s.0O IL being the first in,alment due upon lott
purchased II him in AIDE phi 81. for the erection OF
School house in District Nc - and citing The Trus
toes Of that District hold the wsrrsni until the ssit
Hunter signs the agreement IN relation 10 the sale and
conveyance OF said o;s and until the deed be- depoded
Adopted In favor Of referring u - Committee e
inquire into the IN which the laws passed by ih
Board are kepl 30 the various schools.
FiuGucs Ccnmius, reported number OF bills, which
were ordered paid
7, hen on m ton, ordered that the usual war
rants b. Drawn for tbs payment OF teachers salaries
The y lzrt then a. 'urncf.
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2.
,ytr E read more CT ;his eolu.u ;Aan theie ines 1u
L b las put IN sound sSa frli Wig ticket Duty
before pessare, 5ou know. Fss-a or
PaoF SuJTs1Hov.-This distinguished Sue
DISC phIloso pheE, Ct whom spoke lev days
arrived or Sunday u ne PacketshP Dsvonshire from
Eng and.
r. THs HlsrORIcAL SCclETr meets tais eve
ming. att. Room, IN the University. as. W. Beck.
nsn Etq vii pre.sn; bis paper IN the History q Re
Hgious M.,sions. which hss tl'u ursv5.dab.y Io.i
pou-d uri,l Ills time
HUDSON RvsR RALEyAa.-'Ve understand
tia; tie 10 auction business IL regard - toe uss q
Hudson q, viii b. called up before fall bench IN toe
Supreme Court on Thurscsy. The sooner wounded
pigeon. ,op auiterng The better f. s for their 5esu,y
AyESvE A.-The opening Of rms street ia 70 be
stopped By decision Of the Supreme Court See
Law Courts
TIE CoURrs.-Tre General ard Special Terms
of the Supreme Coust both branches OF the Superior
Court Common Plea, snd the Circuit Court com
menced their November terms yesterday. The OJer
and Termner slso opened and adjourned or the term
CARSLTY GUARDs.-This corps OF or citizen
J
passed The Tribune ocs yesterday afternoon return
Ing from Jersey City whore they had been doing some
most splendid shooting \, their TARGET evidenced We
observed two silver cups ooEne in ;he ranks out did
not learn the winners u.Ins.. If every friend Of Tom
Csrnley does bis duly Wi today As these Guards
did yesterday taey vii bsyo good csuse Of congrsiu'
lston for tbe next three yesrs.
YOUNG AMERICAs GUARDs.-Ye,terday alter
hi, corps q young men returned from their an
M a. target shoot Capt. J. Reilly !, thelr commsn-
der Their large, ,ho-ed that they well sustain the
fame Of America for sharp shooting.
WARD GUARns.-Ths company, commanded
by Capt Howard A. Baldwin, turned out fifty muske'
yesterday on their snnusl target excursion They
made an exceer. appearance. The hrst prize, a hne
silver goblet presented by George Ward, E'q. was
won by Lieu; Myers. The second prize silver cup,
Wa. carried " by Private William Evans
YoUSG MECHANICS GUARD.--A fine body Of
military bearing this tiue pissed our olaee yesterday
on their iro target shooting Their target lid
them deserved credit
TaE SHIr LAUScH-We learn that the Liver
pool packet Jacob A WesisrveIt 400 suns burden,
wss launched yesterday with perfect success She '
noble craft, and will still further increase The repa-
,atiou Of our world.renowned snip builders.
70 a Fire Escape a. exhibited Ia Chm
bsr. ct yesterday, which seemed 70 work well We
hope to have very little Tor such articles under he
protection of our self sacrificing Fremen sad the boun'
tif0l Crotou.
AccIDEsGs-Ye siordsy, st Il new balldips ~
Seventeenth.st isborer named VIM. Boyd, residing
o. Mott St received fracture Of tn" head he IN
company with other aborers. was placing N" beams
scro.s the second story when f.! - the ground
striking on his hepd sierday afternoon yourg
l.dy unknown fe! /. % before the door oil =
Ctsibarn.st IN which ne continued N al lnsens''.e
stat tor more than halt en- hour