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Rows, dsy 6 1851.

Tht Grand Jury, nov In session, have found several
lid. ssans Conln aud 0lcott and others whose
dove noi Jet ransprCd fr In the first degree for
fftlny ere 10 houses. stores. Sc in Utica Their trial
WI sss place IN June in this village, judge Allen pre-
siding
1hc Grsnd Jury have also found bills against
sugr ntmber ~ tica brenen fr riot IN stopping the
cstssus g. putting the fire Columbia street AZ
Nh-ah llm.s iLnEelt "a. hurnel % death
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Enthusiastically Humboldt-NB Graham. NYork; Me
Kinzeneger Ener kOreans; vergne and lady, Mr. Dsr
dano and lady Master DardAno. ! Robbins. France;
Mr. and Mrs Bourboour Paris; Mr. Beecher Detrot Mrs
and Miss Moriot NYork Mr. casquet lady and dsugAter
Martstte Mr. Bauehe Mr. More.u Mr. Rivera Paris Kss
Philadelphia vasseur kOrieans Lieuts Caesly aat
Boudinot uSSavy; Mr. Dubois, Guilmo., NYork Clau-
det Boulenger. NOreans; Willis. NYork; Anteias
wsuke Dros. Havana Lieut. Bent USArmy, Sc Lsuis:
Spain; yean Frsnss Mr. pendersas and lady Mrs Le
Holmes Mrs Holmes G w Blunt Mrs Blunt Miss Blunt c
Ernest. Perriliat. G Bird. Mrs Bird, Mr. Mppmaa
Hsrelhurst Miss iIs.ehurs Mr. jacob Miss Jacobs
and nurse Madame Blame Morlcs Mrs Morlot Pierce
Mr. Damad. Norieans; DR. hcDouali Mrs Mcdonald. So
Iou
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sIIrpPTya.


II NJ STEAMSHIP AsIA-ANY PERSON WISHING
II. to take IN thu ASIA to day u informed thaf
there arr still good bcrthSto be hsd at y Broadrsy.
TWO SECOND CABIN DERrHS FOR SALE on
hoard the Devonshrc, for Lonton sails t0-mgrrov.
Address n. D.. ~ Bowery
L,ARE AND FREIGHT REDUcED-ISDRPENDRNv
steamship Line tr San Francisco Wis Chagres direct.
and by the u - steamer the lacifcThe and epies
did steamship NORTH AMERICA J. ". Blethen, eomras-
der 1.-THE fastest In the world will leave Pier
H., for Chagres direct Tuesday May 18th, at r. N.
by this arrangement Passengers will be able Pa
~ the Of the line which
consists o. the Independence, New Orleans Sea BrJ Mes
York and others all ~ the first class aud the highest
speed running reduced rates The steamer North America
entirely having ade but three trrs Chagre al
u eonhdcny expected that she will land her 81
thagcs IN days from the time she leaves New YORK
T spleen did steamship has number Of large and
dcus and well ventilated state rooms many o. then,
rrcsy adapted for ladies and families Passengers for Calf
FORMS would do we'll 20 take this ship che q yentsted -
entirely principles and her bedding u entirely new
and sde ofthe best material y Il entire free from ds ae
Az this steamer offers modstions no berths
state be until paid for few hrs oiss-
state remaining unengsged early Application -u
be 70 For freight Or passage
quirc " NORTON Ut the oc. on the peer ~ the fsos
~ Morris street. where the plan o. the cabin snd s-srag go
be seen. and state rooms and berths engaged
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PIrRMoNI, Nay D, 1871.
During the storm Sunday nj sht when the boat KEEL
sy broke loose the canal boat Charles Strong lost
from the same tow, about ii NJ and made The shore
about A. NJ. below Dearman She was from Little
Fails and laden with Hour and potash Some 30 bbs OF
potash lost v,rboard but the hour landed in
slightly damaged condition, az Dearman, and il
leading sloop from rarryto~n for New York. The
boat Is sunk the shore.
Three beautiful engines and several for the Erie
Railroad have been landed the pier One engine
nom bait more aud the " hers from Taunton Mass
Another engine has just arrived from Boston
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N0TTRo-t- Ia, Nay Q. TsaI.
Hat night inccnaisry set IRE 70 Leonard. livery
ss5.aa the flames from which cRed to the az
Joining huus4rgs and the whole from Halo,'a 10
Wei,bs. u q short time. a q ruins The most
pebble PIT q The village isentirey consumld
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Stask In city N al hands estimated al a0t0 bales
FHrIcurs.-Hates 10 Liverpool continued steady, and
further engagements q cotton were made, at
Sl6tbs The last corn taken was ~ Sd In bags For
-four l. - was asked There change in other
artscr To uB1On eco bbl- -four were taken, at Is ID
and 90 Do taken for Glasgow, at Is Cd There
vas char Sc ~ other pert.
PRouso.s -rOrk-Mess vas inactive but hrfn while
prime IN fair request. and ~ improved rates The
trnnssCtons embraced about 600 bids at SIS
-, old al sls Is; prime, ~ si3 55s sil and old
Do AZ sI2 rs - Dccfwas inquired after and the
market ruled steady. The sales amounted 10 500 bbls
mes n - . s1i 80, and prime at So - SO So
Tierce beef was nomnslly SIS 80 SIC Beef In
quiet. AZ as 30 Cut meats have not varied 20
packages dry salted hams realized SIC and shoulders
70 Lard moved 20 the extent II 500 bbs aud terces
prime stest 10tc, including 800 20 arrive on terms
not stated Butter IN fair supply and selling at 10
:c for Ohio and 10 lie for good Western. Cheese
was in demand At 6a sc.
Naval srosTs-wbh q firm market noticed sales
~ 500 bbls Turpentipe, In the rough al 81 400 do
Spirits at % 361sc. cash. 30 bbls rosin at
III Gee for North county; and 81 IS 81 10 for viii
mington spd $50 do selected tar, at 81 IS 81 81 &c
Topacco has been very quiet during the last three
dpys and observe mporant variation In prices; 20
bhds Kentucky brought 81 lie; Is eases Florida at
Is &c and a. baies Cuba at 2lc. Manufactured de-
scrptons the most active and former rates
dily obtained
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The House Of Representatives to-day rejected the pro.
posed omendments u The Constitution relative to single
seoaoal districts and new Lasis Of the House which
would have mscfsy crippled the large cities The
lS5 yes. 10 l47 nayr: but twO-tr1s vote
cHV.Ty Tie wings voted against it In body.
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Nrw ORLTANs May g. ISL
Tie steamship Ohio Capt. schenck has arrived here
with - passengers and $4,000 in gold freight
aso 80 900 in the hands ofpasScngcrs she left the
Iscon " Havana TO sail on the 4th inst Cor Chagre
with 20 passengers.
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Wing Mayor Elected.

NiiMNeTos, Del May ~ lSJi.
e1oun5us r Evans # the editors Of the Deucare
I;'car. elected Mayor q this city to-day. over
Mna X. Sclers. opposition, by very handsome ma
iuritY
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NohFoik, Way s. 1851.
The schooner Victory has been got on and arrived
b~rr this morning she leaks badly but the damage 10
Ter hill s not very great small portion only q the
cargo dssuaged
The weather during the last two deys has BEEN rainy
9th strong winds from ~ 3. n.
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WAsHfNGrov, Nay o, IsoI.
The receipts into the treasury from January the ls
q March 3lst amounted to sl56o411- H. and the
reoSes for the same Period to sl0s3T 6es so
The hssh Of the venerable Chief Justice CranchJh
sgaa changed for the worse, and he Is in a
trrmey fccbr condition.
The President yesterday according to law. designat ID
eleven justices Of the peace members Of the Levy
Court Tor The cour ty q Washington. for year.
TIE lion Grin Fowler having recovered his health
In to-day for Massachusetts,.
The Pspr5fc thinks the reports by telegraph that the
CUBAN expedition has been abandoned, are to be
trusted thcy only intended to battle govern
mcu, in is design 1T suppressing the expedition A
private letter Is published in the Repc from Jack
eony..e. florida 10 The effect that expedition was
cessny on foot there and expected 70 sail the
SIT ysy
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5 Ss.s: 80, - day., s. e. 4:
seSrs humsssy NYort So days Jsha 6.ssps e.y
ssrs ss:sss
man. Trinidad Bay pass frss;s ballard. d. rs
brig isaisne JChi Borsss ksnatisni Pors.nis 9ss
ith-shp Adelaide Cobb Valparaiso; briss och.srtyrs
tBrl Robb. do; Northman. Power, Sydney.
lth-Shp Chaseley (Br) Slaughter, Panama, ll3 pass
s5ss rssssr.sY
Iah-shp Asenors iBrjs sson, cslIao
Nassau (Dutch) Sanders Batavia bris Almsda Edridss
Nlork Greeian Crosby Oregon schr E.apssh ~ rssss
alst-siip Della Walker. Craw. Calcutta; bark Rsap.r
tbr Rose Bencia; schrs Mary fierson bodess retres
2dstesmers Gold Hunter, Mott Tehu,ntepec 90 pas;
Haley San Diego g ships Isaiah crewen Kelly 10
Minerva Brun,sum. Trinidad Bay Epeleto Beusqust Val
24th-Bsrks Brazil Packet Br) asns Ia.atian Argyle
25tL-Barks Auckland Jennings Honolulu; ocean Quesa
(Br) Cooper Benca; brig Corsar (Br Honolulu schrs
tynosure, Douglass Lahana Martin Yasssr. Duba, As
Hth-Bark ADELAIDE (Perl, Moore. Hong Kong
2Sth-Bark Asa Parker Crothers Calcutta; brig Chat
ham, Sagn Beniea schrs Ferdinand Woodford. do Har-
9Th Ship Tiber. Hathaway, Valparaiso; bark Eiiss
Thorpe do sehrs Mauran ports in Paeihc Caro-
3is.-Steamer N Kim. Hall. Panama: sbips Jamestsws
Homer Hong Kong Geo Davis. Cutter Calcutta bark Gee
TRINIDAD BAY March 2i-Bark Josephine from Sac
Francisco partially dismasted and pg brig Wakua sohrs
Johnson Avon and Chesapeake still ashore and likely 70
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TTTffHthfH "a My .. TslT-
81 Fsa!s Cathedral which = the largest church edi.
Gee ths city y nov in flames, and II u thought will
D. totally destroyed
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M r. DTCAL.

GERSAN MEDICAL AND surgical OFFICE No.
NJ Chambers street Chatham, whore all classes
disease treated rational and scientific principles
charges made according TO the renmsance Of the pse.t
DIT TREDC. DENTtK, Attendiu~ Physician snd Surgeoa:
DR.. y. y. CLEMENT, Visiting Phi stefan.
nR DTxoN's NOTWITHSTANDING, SHERMAN
~ Co. 2Astor House. have just issued this fascnats~
rsey end ins,russiy. Journal :. pass y cents pr.n.
Disop ~ D. Editor Of the sssre sth edition. price S,g
rs pages. Opisions Of the Prsss From the New vsrk
Journal Of Medicine and Cesters Sciences the Boston
Medical and Surgical Jourssl lDr Dixon has writes
much snd well vareus branches % Surgery; his book
shows thorough acqusnsnes with modern practices STRIFE
lures Gonorhns, Narocele ydrocele and Fstua
eculsry well treated o. His under trying surg
esi and bis devotion 70 prneipes
surgery stamp bs production with interess
The work g general footing up Of the modern surgery 90
The ssusl system, In Language integble 70 all AZ let
tiers must be addressed 70 khe editors resdence
~ Crsnd street one door vest Of Broadway or, frsm
abroad 70 boz sl2 Post once. Once hours iron 70 W
O'Clock, evenings.
NE wARRgf, NO. MOTT STREET, rs CoSTIDks.
- tonslly consulted diseases practice o. thirtys
years. several which in Euror-sn hospitals tnables
him 70 eject speedy without mercury. DE-; W 90
tanned his London Diploma In 1910 us epecinc AAA
BOTTLE never fail 81 eprc.
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- EMITTANCKs TO ENGLAND IRELAND. AND
H Scotiana-Drafts sale for any amount, from 81
upwards which will be csshed at Bank in the United
xpWxRYs sASFoRD Rsas gsrr
~ a adam: III End y w si.s
Me day Of sailing of every steamer to Europe.
IMPRESS FOR ENGLAND AND FRANcE.-McHIoOL
II Co.'S European Package Express for steamer ASIA
Packages and parcels the above steamer will be received
to the steamers sangordnary sample parcels doiisr
each special will be despatched By the sub
sOritcrs, AoNIcoL GO, 80 Waii street New YSra.
" and Parcel Express per steamer EMPIRE CITY direct.
Tuesday May I3-By the above steamer, next EK
wi b ,ge hs @o 80 Usr o9
speedy transmission u freight the isthmus con-
psnes engaged in the business Shippers rely upon al
Of all Others ut which port facilities for reship
ment Of goods all the steamers cannot be surpassed Par
sns letters au uaH hall pass oeoes NJ P.sfsss. Ssa
must In sill be made perfectly water proof must be
LETT a. the once the day raese sh.s
Managers and Agents. lt9 Pearl ST.. Of Wall
DAMS co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT.
Package and Parcel Express per steamer Empire Ci,y
Special freight scent and special ger through-ur
ue regular for California via Chagrcs and Panama.
charge Of specs freight and through
ger TO destination As our ARRANGEMENTS on the ithmus
esnssnors ~ this express rely their goods gsas
through 70 Panama in time for pondng steamers
freight forward the 18th instant be delivered
To- with nyoices before the Eth Small parcels
No charge made to shippers for Custom Hesss
clernes consular ecrteates Every package must be
Mater pTOSi ana should not ssseed 10 ss
ADAMS s Co, 10 and Is Wall street.
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PnssenUerS Arrived.

sAvArs.H-steamship Florids-H Morri. and iady:R
Arnold, lady children, and servant; Arnold lady.
and Mss Dexter Mrs Kahn, child and servants Mrs
Humphreys and child Geo w Bonney, Miss bryant Miss
Ripley, Miss Topper Mira Farquer Mrs Curran Miss Ella
dale; Mr. Van Wagner anS lady MT H.rSs lady ehiii
children. and servant; John caruthers Gilmor, How
land Tompkns and lady Mrs Lane Miss Bovine, Ca
tharne Stnble DIR Bryant, Cope, Alonzo Moonson Wa
Endieott. Miss wsdros I,ss LADY, and ohiidrse;
Morse and lady Miss Booth. Miss Smith, ssml neh, Mrs
Hull Miss Ames. Hines, Harris Capt Pritchard.
Jas Knight and lady Miss q Lamb Masterson, DrJ
keil Miss Smith. Mr. Watson, lady and children; MISC
Giddings. Tibbitts, and 30 in che steerage.
HAvRE-Packet ship Germania-W Gay. II q Chatham.
Of Mass Paul Fauis, Hydecker Of Germany Aug Kee
Ravel lady child and servant Madame Capei Mile Leon
tine Csp Francois Crcveett Of France Mary Leonard
Catharine Fnmer.
HAvANA-Dark Aron-P ParlaAi. A vadivAls, Corasli.
Al Havu
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THE SCIENTIFIC CONVENTION AT CINCINNATI
M(EnpsARIEs INDICTED At UTICA,
Proceedings of the Southern Rights Com
vention.


CHARLESTON, 8. C, May q 1851
The Southern Rights Association Convention duly
organizcd to-day, at Military Hall, in this city.
The following are the officers appointed -
Peaidert-Ex-Governor J. p. Richardson.
Iies Presidsas-kx Governor " T seabrook, y 5.
Ashe. N. l.. Griffin. j. W Simpson X IL Goodwin Is X
Hsanegsn, w. IA. Gist.
seereo,ss The editors Of the Greenyille Moantaiae
Camden Joaria Black River Journal, Edgeneld .idrer
bse', Cbettcr Standerd and } T. Walker
Forty Associations represented and four hundred
and thir y-one delegates present.
The President, taxing the chair, calmly and tenn
persely reviewed the position of affairs lie considered
that Southern institutions under existing crcumstan
could not last twenty years lie alluded forcibly
to the disregard Of blood and expended by the
South in excluding It from territories, and said
wheo dangers thus reach very doors il is time to
IL is futile hope that the constitution based
upon such legislation survive Concession yield
nothing 10 its support The deliberations of the CON
veuioa should be confined to the where when and how
Resistance should be made; though he confessed. il
should be rcsorted 10 rashy" He however, would
not dscasaihat. 10 wuuo not bias them. He loved
the Cnoo--thcre could not BE- amateur disuuonIst
amongst thea He advocated union amongst ourselves.
IT the cacsny forming in let await their
approaehif in our van, let H. march up to them 1t
las beea ~ a. they whom God and nature Joined
gether, let not put asunder; but the may
also be piiedTlose whom God and nature have put
asuoder. let one join together He then argued at
length the want Of affinity between the two sections
and advised earnest and tenn crate deliberation.
Jae convention then adjourned.
The voice omorruw, will settle the question of
sion.
The President strong Union
EXCLUSIVELY TO THE HERALD.
CHARLESTON, May c. 1851.
The proceedings Of the Convention to-day authorize
10 that separate State action will certainly
triunph b. an overwhelming majority. The reception
Of Rhetts resolution has been fearfuly cnthusast
Isngdon Checyes and Judge Butler, who in favor
OF moderation borne down South Carolina is fixed
for secession Great excitement has prevailed
Throughout the city.
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Arrived-Bark Asick tBrl Booth, uartlepoo y; brigs
Hinctey, Johnson. Cieniuegos Dirigo Butler StonnE
ton, schrs Boston, Coron Pro,dence Jas Bsrrt Cobb
NHsven.
Cesryd-Dark Douglass Smith st John, ~ brig xeno-
rhon, Wording 1rinidsd Dc Cuba Driro Butler, Bosten
Lexington, Robertson. do sehrs JAS Bsrratt Cobb Digit
o 4; Bosto Iorson, Providence.
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ser RIsrs. ........... o. MOON srrs. morn. Z
sETs. ............ W fuGa WATER. y %
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oSwc compelled omit owing to the crowded state
OF our columns, largo amount Of ship news.


Of our columns, q large amount OF ship news
I'm Sur CscurIor In attempting 70 proceed 10 sea from
NSW the 2d Dec bound 70 San Francisco got on the reef
the brakwaer inside the hsrbor On approaching near
the vessel began 70 fall Of snd the Wind being light
and the tide AZ food before the sncbor could be let she
touched the bottom She remained the reef until the fol-
she would have 70 discharge cargo and repair
previously to proceeding her The sccdent said
10 have the French Of the being unable TO
undand the commands Of the pilot when given 10 them
IN nautical English.
smp NIslDs STEWART isteiy wrecked At Honolulu was
sold she stood the reef With bow spirit and
vindas fher sails running rgxng spsrs stores Ne hsv
ing been previously taken outl for the Of $3.50 she
Was got on within four days after the sale.
BR sHr ArRtpOn the ith Of Feb. g persons the
ignitins arrived At Tacahusns IN the ships lsunch This
occurred only about twp miles from the Island " Quirlua
ms, at the entrance Of the harbor.
Bsrx ApsRro-The Marshal English vhsler at sydney,
Dee r. had the owner captain crew and psssenFers o. the
bound 10 sydney wrecked reef about miles distant
from Opofu. Tie purchased 81 sFrsnciseo by Mr.
Nokes o. Launoestor and commanded by Capt Gill; of Ho
tsrt Town.
Bsss SANS, lately from srrsnciseo has been sold al
sydney for Se750 she vas built A. Baltimore.
ma Bssx Rossrrs Josrru Witch sailed from San Fran
cisco sydney in October last totally wrecked
no miles distant from her destined port the
ls Dec Grew snd passengers saved but the cargo and
large quantity Of gold dus, lost.
Bsss s~as At SYDNEY from san Frspcisco had tedious
rsssse a n days She touched ~ tas sat " savsa tons
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BtLrmoRF, May Q, 1851
AL the scolbern man. have come to hand
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Brig Ann NAME BAKER Nm outside the bar Sfh bound
AZ Clai.up vine baund, fer srranciscc.
Rssp@ M Rs. sys '1s. wss.isr
e. ca d s . Mh wss S,%n
CHICO. 27th, Martha, Myriek, do. o.
ntr' IIoy New Haven chsristoa. Kemp prop csrsias
Whiting. fansms tsrk, Bsetus; wharf.-the Ahsgnn. Bur
bon Juan, Mitchell &c Sicosu. lIsnl Ahren.' T,le,
shps-Cyrus lncr Resulus, william james, Confedera-
'gs sggSo; Plate VAIN ssns%ss r,,,r. n,
st sun SrSy sSpSHs ga ss. . Jay s.'ra aS
Bissss,rS SsrSsss. i.PssaS Holden. s.sTSssovs.
s'y .i, ssSr; ssS s,, 1% 81.
Andoyer and unknown. Brs Boston aid on SATURDAY
SAN FRANCISCO. March m-Ar bark Eurehs, Ryder.
Hong Kong steamer Sea Gall Tehenor, Portland Oregon
TsL.ship ssmoss, ilsan Boston ibt days: bark IA
sard Bsrs,cw NrOk 10 days sehr psnareove, Shelby.
s-ship Tams Haskell Boston. ia days. bark, Joseph
Gsn Wea R.ss Rsi,imsse i a.v. Via Moa,ersy. ss,.
K.msei tbutehl, wisse@sn. Hong Ksns. e..
;ig. s.rr.: Dn%sf;:s sfs,. e s.,:
Burn, sgars e5 aass pss barn LAWN. ts1 Sss
liverpool brig GSer. Jauieson Br wallis. Liverpool via
s,hs,esmship Constitution. B.seli san Disso via ia
TnSa s. sSrs sSSl pass Ss .sip. CHI Isss sessos
2@ ssys va y,,p,.sisC PAYS isvs tBt oeushlan c.a-
sSG Ssisi syssS. ss 1ss
he nm, ss sEsers Dim' rssss, a. srs
20 fChi) InebsriIa Msistsn schr Eagle swasey, San
Diego.
Nst-stesmships Panams. watkins Panama - days, via
intermediate poris lei psss 10 femses Columbus MCow
an Psnsms days. VIA Acapulco. n days $50 pass IA fe
males
22s-schr W A Tarltop. MGowan, Psy,s.
2dship Emily, Forsyth, Valparaiso; schr Holder Bor
den, warwick, do.
Sith-sRp Masonic, cony NYOrh, I7sdsys pass brig
Catherine (NOrD, Mastrand, Valparaiso. =,
2,h-ship Loui.s Baltic lBrl Rosby sydney va sana
Solid. tsm) nsyer. Hong KosE Y,ssi tMesl Lu'arasa
Manila. sehr Anthem, Lsthem Hong Kong ...,-.
26thBsrk Hartley tBr) NIL Liverpool, yis Yslparaso
2th-Bark Nevada, Dosne, Bo~tsn, IA Ssys br,ss 70,
Bsrhsra Gen Cobb csndas. Ate 81 ssnr Sennss hn'er
zsth-shp Aursli. tr), GOWN, Hsvre' hs itpro'ds
s,sm.,s "h.ssns.ss Hunt Humboldt Ray. rs
psss Com rr-be ballard trinidad Bsy' Senmt, Leroy.
Astoria O p.ss shin lsuian Rarlett bos On, loi Gays,
ia 81 I.thcrnes aI days Mary rhobe, Lewis, Guar
as,-ps,ls r,bssis. Ieetsy. sv~s. ~ days. Chester
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the Inspector General and the Quartermaster Cen
era win make special report, for che action Of the
General in Chief or Secretary Of War.
c. M. CONRAD, Secretary Of War
By command OF Major General Scott
X. JoNEs, Adjutsnt General
HEADQUARTERS on THE ARMY, }
ApJuTAsT GENERALS OFFICE, z
WASHINGTON, July rs, 1851.
GENERAL ORDERS, No 43.-Ihe following order,
received rom the War Department, is published
for the information and guidance Of the army
WAR DEPARTMENT, July zz, lo3l
The attention ofth department has recently been
called to the fact that at many Of the frontier sta
ions civilians are employed in various capacities
such as clerks, mechanics, laborers, and even as
guards.
The employment of some of these persons is un-
authorized by any law or regulation, and in most
instances the duties performed by them might and
ought 10 be performed by the officers or soldiers
The department is persuaded that those who have
so promptly encountered the dangers of the field
on them while in garrison. Hereafter, therefore,
the employment Of civilians in any branch of the
service and for any purpose for which soldiers coud
be detailed without manifest injury to the service,
is strictly prohibited
II necessity exists for the employment of hired
labor, the authority of the commanding officer shall
be requisite therefor, and he shall the proper
staff officers to report to him the circumstances
which render the same necessary, and shall trans
NIT this report, with his remarks, to the Depart
ment, and copy thereof TO the Commanding Ge-
neral of the division.
c. NJ CONRAD, Secretsry Of War.
BY command of Major General Scott
Il. JONES, Adjutsnt General.