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A New Book.

LATIN ENGLISH LEXICON From the German of
DR.. Wilhelm Freund BY K. A. ANpREws,
L. d. Harper & Brothers: New York, 1851.
This work is manifestly superior to any
thing Of the kind that has heretofore been is
sued from the American press 1t is founded
on the widely famed lexicon of DR.. Freund, yet
Invested of his extreme dilfuseness, and at the
same time preserving the more important fea-
lures of that Colophon of Latin photography
The work of DIR. Freund, although evncing
great ability, is not entirely exempt from cen
sure; for although in some places its author
dwels with wearisome proixity, yet in
others his definitions are signally meagre and
deficient. To supply these deficiencies, Dr.
Andrews had recourse to the valuable works Of
Gesner, Facciolat, Schiller, and Georges
To the Germans must be yielded the palm of
classical phlology. Germany has given birth
to many of the greatest classic scholars, all of
whom, to tell the tale Of their greatness, have
left monuments Of enduring fame "ere peren-
MUS" and still does she shed upon classical
literature floods of radiant light before which
The most formidable intricacies vanish into thin
air. The Germans are among the chosen few
Of humanity who unite searchingly analyt-
cal cast of mind with the most aborous and
plodding industry; and ii is to the happy COM
bination OF these SO valuable and compatible
qualities that the civilized world is Indebted tor
the astonishing progress of that nation in CLASH
cal philology and general literature.
The definitions of this lexicon are strikingly
apt and comprehensive; and so UNNECESSARILY
does it surpass Ainsworth in this feature, that
all comparison between the two is put to the
blush. We are gratified to see that Dr. An
drews has availed himself so frequently of
the admirable work of Mr.. Rich In defn-
ing the technics of the visible objects connected
with the manners and customs of the ancients,
author must have derived great assistance
from that book. We have not been able-for
il would be task--to examine every portion of
this lexicon, but so far as our observations have
extended we have found all our anticipations
fully realized. We welcome it as the hardin
ger of new era in photography; and fatter
ourselves with the pleasing hope that GREEK
LEXICON, on the same principle, may speedily
follow. But
jam salts est ne me Crispini scrinia lippi
Conpilasae putes, vcrbum non ampGus addam. u
w. A. NJ.
The above work is on sale at Taylor and
Maury's.
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STATION DEPoT.-A writer In the Trenton
On. J.) Gazette, says;
II is good thing to see the sign Trenton Sta
tom put up at our railway stopping place, in
stead of Depot, which ought to be expelled from
such an application There two objections to
the latter name; it is foreign word and il is the
wrong word We give to the French name an
English pronunciation and an American definition.
depot is properly place Of deposit for military
stores II used to denote place where mcrchan-
brick building where our freight cars are emptied
but it does not belong TO the platform and office APP
propriatcd to passengers, and who even if they are
some times chattels by law, not stored there
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NIUsTY PAPERS AN EYEsoRE TO THE PRuDENr
HousEwirE.-During a debate in the New Hamp
shire Constitutional Convention the subject Of
changing the place for recording deeds from the
county registry to the offices of town clerks, an
anecdote was related in substance follows,
ported in the Portsmouth Journal
"In town not very distant from Concord, few
years ago, one OF the seectmen took charge of the
most valuable town papers, for examination, and
deposited them upon shelf at home, with variety
Of other papers, of that usty character which are
an annoyance to any good housewife. Here they
remained for some time, awaiting leisure for
animation. At length the stormy day arrived
when out door business must be suspended, and
the odd job OF doing the town business could be
conveniently attended to- such time town clerks
in small towns would generally select for record
ing deeds. The pen and ink were hunted up, the
table cleared of the knitting work and undarncd
stockings; and every arrangement thus made, the
town papers were looked for the shef-but To- it
was empty and most clcanly dusted Wife, what
hare you done with the papers?' 'Oh, / gathered
up all the old rags and paper, when the pedlar
came along the other day, and filled up your old
cotton pantaloons with them, and guess he got
the papers. ! received that handsome teapot for
them, and think that is of more value to us than
your old papers are to any body The efforts to
find the fellow were Intellectual and some papers Of
vast importance were thus forever lost from the
town records"
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CuRA.-- Increase Of Dutits.--An Havana paper, of
recent date, publishes royal decree, dated M
drd, November 3. lSho '--- -'
~ ...,.,asIng the present du-
ues one and hay per cent. on all foreign goods ina
ported into the isand of Cuba, for the purpose, a.
the decree states, of insuring the future happiness
and protection of the people of the island by rein.
forcing the army and augnenting every means for
the suppression OF any further attempts to change
the established order Of things.
This decree is TO take effect and after the LIST of
February vessels arriving from the United
States on and after the ist Of April on vessels
irving from the Rio de la Plata the Brazils and
other points of South America; and on and after
the lst of March on those oil ports in Europe.
Goods OF national importation will pay addi-
tonal per cent. and flour additional two reals
per barrel. Every box of sugar exported from the
island will pay additional Tour reals; every quiu-
tai OF tobacco an additional two reals; and ON every
thousand cigars an additional twn reals,
So much of the decree relates TO the articles
contained in the last paragraph takes elect ON and
after the LIST Of January, 1851 Mobile Register.
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1'eiegraphic.
Steamship Niagara Politics in Massachusetts.

Steamship Niagara Politics in Massachusetts,.
BosTos, Monday, Jan l9.-In the Of the
steamship Niagara, which was formally libelled
day, bonds have been given for her appraised
value, and che will sail ON Wednesday. as usual
Hobert Brownlow, the butcher of the ship, has alb
seconded, and reward of two hundred dollars is
offered by the agent of the vessel for his arresl
as he is supposed to be implicated in the transac-
ton.
The Legislature elected nine Opposition and
Free soil Councillors TO day. meeting Of Loco
ner Is called for this afternoon at the State house
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FATAL RENcoNTRE IN MAcoN.-We learn from
a private despatch, that difficulty occurred in
Macon, OH Sunday evening between Willis II.
Hughcs and Thomas knight, jr., which resulted
in the death of the former.
This despatch says that knight; MADE some in.
situations about the defeat OF Mr. Hughes, who
was candidate at the municipal election on Sa.
turday, which produced harsh words between
them; and Hughes struck Knight and seized him
by the throat, when X. shot him. Hughes died in
a few minutes. MIR. II. is the person who went 10
Boston in quest OF the fugitive, and Mr.. Knight is
the brother of the one who accompanied him,
IScpdnnah Republican,.
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rsom buENos AyREs.-Bark Dragon, Capt. An
drews, arrived at this port Yesterday morning
from buenos Ayres, November -, but we have no
later paper by her than the. Brihsh Packet of No
vember 10. That contains very handsome testi.
monlai To the character and services of the late
President Taylor, as we'll as a sympathizng letter
from the Buenos Ayrean Secretary of State in an
ever to q note Of MIR. Harris, the United States
shaTge, announcing the event. The Packet has
nothing to say with regard to the adjourned trou.
Die with Brazil
There were eight American, twenty one British
and ten Brazilian vesscs in port as well as large
number under other aags No American vessel Of
war was at Buenos Ayres.
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SUPERIOR DAGUERREoTYPEs.
First Premium Awarded

I H. WHIrEHURST has extended the field of
q. his operations over more ground than any
other Daguerreotypis in the country. His gale
rles may be found on Pennsylvania avenue, near
~ street, Tin Lane & fuckers building;) No 207
Baltimore street, Baltimore; corner Broadway and
Leonard street. New York; No. II Main street.
street, Norfolk; and Main street, Lynchburg, Va
His beautifully and highly finished electro Da
guerreotypes arc an extraordinary Improvement
ensuring faithful and highly finished likcnesses in
few seconds.
The rotary back ground, invented by J. II
Whitehurst, gives all airy and living appearance
to the picture.
He Is the patentee of the Morteotype, The art of
Embedding Daguerreotype lkenesses in tomb
stones, so as TO make them resist the ravages of
time and weather.
Whitehurst's establishments now distribute more
than thirty thousand pictures annually and have
never given dissatisfaction. This is certainly a
itterng proof of the superiority of his hkenesses
j. III. w. calls the attention Of the public gene
rally 10 bic elegantly furnished gallery over Lane
& fuckers new store, where a free exhibition OF
pictures will be given.
Notwithstanding the usual competition in da-
guerreutypes at the recent Fair of the Mary land
Institute. tie WAS awarded the first medal by the
Judges.
Lrkenesses OF every description copied and post
inorten cases attendedto. Jan 7-lmif
nEsIRABLE OFFICERS For KENT oP-
II posite the Treasury Building. Apply to c
st. ]. Chubb, at the Banking House OF
Jan l-tf CHUBB, SCHENCk & co
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pIscosTISuEp.

DISCONTINUED.
Summitvllc, Alegany county, New York.
Kenncy's, Shawassec county, Michigan,
Aqua, Stafford county, Virginia.
Martin, Davidson county, North Carolina.
Roanoke, Martin county, North Carolina.
Trycane, Marion county, Georgia,
huntington, Autauga county, Alabama.
smiths Ferry, Jackson county, Iowa.
NAMES cHASesp,
ohve Green, Delaware county, Ohio-namc
changed 20 "Portcr."
Hart Springs, Sussex county. Virginia name
changed to "Blackwater"
Thomas, Marion county, Fla. ~namo changed
to Lake Griffin"
Jackson, Lawrence county, Ark.-nnme changed
TO Spring River
White Creek, Bartholomew county Ia.--namo
changed TO "Mount Healthy"
Red Bridge. Hawkins county, Tenn.--name
changed TO "Moorcsburg."
Harmony Landing, Oldham county, Ky,-nsme
changed to Goshen"
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United
States from the ist day of March, 1851, TO the
goth OF june 1852, inclusive, in OHIO, will be re-
ceived at the Contract Office of the Post Office De.
partment. in The city of Washington, until "A NJ
OF the 18th day of February, 1851, Go be decided
by the goth day of February, 1851, on the routes
ana IN the manner and time here's: specified. viz:
2OS9 From GAINESVILLE W Putnam, White COTTAGE
Fultcnham, Sego, Somerset Rushviile,
West Rushvilc, Lancaster, Clear Creek
tafiton, Leistyilie, Kingston Chilicothc,
iNpTpeyilie, Bainbridgc, Rainsboro' Dali
lac, Hilisboro', New Market Sugar Tree
Ridge Scott, Eckmansyille, Bentonvillc
Bradyville, and Aberdeen;
10 Maysvillo, Kentucky, l5J mIics and back
daily;
Leave Ianesviiie daily, after arrival of east
ecn mail, say at p. NJ, arrive at Mays.
vile next days by p. Nj.
Leave Maysvie daily at A. NJ. arrive at
Hancsville next days by ) p. NJ
NOTES
Each proposal should he accompanied by guar
Antee. Eigne, by one more responsible pcrsons
IN the following manner, viz
"The undersigned - guaranty that --
II his bid Tor carrying the mail from TO -
ho accepted by the Postmaster General shall enter
lnio an obligation prior 20 the first dog OF March
mort, with good aud suihceNt suregics to perform
the service proposed -
This should be accompanied by the certificate Of
a postmaster, or other equivalent cs,imony. that
the guarantors are men of property and able to
make good their guaranty.
The proposal should be sent to the Department
sealcd endorsed Proposals for route No -
aud addressed TO Tie First Assistant PosmaA;es
General
For the prohibition OF bids g.ls,ung from com.
hination, and the terms .ud conditions on which
the contract i :. bc madc, scc the last annual sd-
rcrtis,meut n. X. HALL,
Postmaster General
Pcsr or&rce DEsAnrNESr. Jan. 4, 1881
LIN
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D r FICIAL l..
Millard Fillmore, President OF tho United
States OF America.
no ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN,
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that J. l.. RooEs has been appointed Vice
Consul for the Pontiical States. at Charleston. in
the State of South Carolina, do hereby recognise
him such, and declaA him free to exercise and
enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges, as
allowed to the Vice Consuls Of the most favored
nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent, and the seal of the United States
TO be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington
the lth day of January, A. ID. 1851, and
t.. 81 of the Independence of the United States of
America the seventy. fifth.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
By THE PRESIDENT
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of SLATE.
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NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.

A WINTER IN MADEIRA, and Summer il.
"A Spain and Florence by Hon. John \. Dix.
whatsoever wishes to gain ample and reliable
fund OF information With regard TO this island can
scarcely find more Trustworthy guide than the
present volume. ~, Y. Tribune.
Gems by the Wayside; an Offering OF Purity
and Truth, by Mrs l.. G. Abel. Illustrated with
fine engraving
Medical Information for the Million; or the True
Guide to Health, on eclectic and reformed princi-
piles, by Charles ID. Hammond, Nj. d. Illustrated
by nearly one hundred engravings.
This day received and for sale at the Book and
Stationery store Of
w. NJ. MORRISON,
I'd door west of T. street, on Penn. av.
Jan l5-3tif TUniopI
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GErJENNY LIND.-What of her? Oh, nothing
only to say that at the of Four and a half
street and Pennsylvania avenue you can get the
best Daguerreotypes at the lowest prices.
Jan li-hiN
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DRFsERyATION OF TIE EYE.-Io meet
Il the request of many weak sighted persons,
Mr.. Joseph Beckel, Optician, Will remain few
days longer III this city, and will fiji ali those who
arc in need OF, with his celebrated glasses
DYER & MEG UIRE,
Jan ID Ut Corner 10Th street and PA
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tS5- Fowler's & Wells, Intercollegiate and
Publishers, lSl Nassau street, New York, in Gin
ton Hail. office of the Water Cure and Phrenologi.
cal Journals. Examinations day and evening The
chronological Museum is always open, and free to
vlslters. Nov 6--diaw & won
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U. $. MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

1Iak For HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS,
E-$LlN and CHAGRES. Through tickets
I'D for San Francisco at reduced rates
Chagres passengers transferred at Havana to q
first class steamship.
On Saturday, January 18th, at 3 O'clock p NJ
the splendid double engine steamship
OHIO,
5000 tons burden, Jas. Fndley Schcnck Com
mandcr, will sail precisely at O'Clock, F. NJ,
from her pier at the foot of Warren street North
river, with the Government mails, direct for Ha-
v.na, New Orleans, and Chagrea.
Freight taken TO New Orleans at the usual rates.
Specie only taken freig ht To Havana
Shippers packages containing jewelry, gold or
silver ware, or any articles commonly known az
valuahes, must specify the value Vi the shipment
in their bills of lading, the Company will not
be responsible for any losses valuable merchan
disc shipped without such specification.
For passage, or freight, apply to
NJ o. ROBERTS,
Jan l5-t25 II West e. cor of Warren n Y
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a LA WILLIE DIE PARIS.

Ornamental Ligits, dses. .SUrer Hare. Sc.
rI'tE SUBSCRIBER has lately been az consider
featured for his use the fdrnishing of Balls
Parties, Sc. the following articles which he viii
hire out ON the most reasonable tcrns, viz.
"A rery Splendid
CENTRE TABLE ORNAMENT AND CHAN
DEIlER
These were made expressly to my own order.
Twopair VERY BEAUTIFUL ANDELABRAS,
One pair MAG NIFiCENT VASES.
A large and very splendid assortment of
.Siiper Wmel French China, Cut Glass Mare,
and every variety of articles in this line sucien,
farnish party of some three tho,tsd aud persons
These articles will be rented out either separately
or togCihcr On the most reasonable terms
G.. GAUrIER, Contsour,
y LA VILE DE PARis.
pc l. 2uilaw 6Nif Corner Pa ay. * lth els
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" ALU A Ii l. E CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.-Ihe subscriber offers for sale the fol-
lowing desirable property, belonging to the estate
of John McClclland. Two Brick Houses on Thir-
teenth street, two stories, basement and garnet,
fine yard. brick stables and walls Also seven
buildings lots the north side of street, between
18th and 18th streets. The whole OF the above pro
perty will be sold on reasonable and accommodate
ing terms Inquire of the subscribe on New York
ave nue. between 18th and l4h streets or corner of
10th and streets. JOHN McCLELLAND.
Jan l5-3tif
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Post ONCE Operations.


The Postmaster GENERAL has established the fol-
lowing Post Offices for the week endin @
January IL, 1851:
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by A. GREEN. Auclonecr.


VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION-O
Thursday, the 10th instant, AZ four o'clock,
p. NJ shall proceed TO sell, on the premises, all
that valuable property known as Mr.. J. X. Boyd's
situated as follows One house fronting on Penn
sylvania avenue, near the corner Of llth street,
with the threestory brick building in the rear
attached. and the ground on which they stand
Every fixture belonging to these premises in
complete order. ts also that splendid three story
brick building fronting llth street, one door
from the corner of Pennsylvania avenue, havin e
now n splendid sture-room remodelled and suitable
for any business, and the lot on which il stands
having yard and every necessary fixture in the
rear.
Terms One half cash balance in four, six, and
twelve months, Tor notes bearing interest, and a
deed OF trust on the property and deed will be
given All deeds and conveyances at the cost Of
the purchaser.
The above property is sold subject to a deed of
trust held by D. Clagett.
Jan S-eot&ds A. GREEN, Auctioncer
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LNERTILIZEItS, ssc.-The subscribers hay.
II just received per schooner Statesman - bbla
kentish's Prepared Cuano; also, in store, 200 lhs
Brening, Fronefield * Co. q Vegetable Cattle Pow
der, to which they invite the attention of agricul-
tursts, horticulturiss, and those having the care
Of horses, cows, and hogs the Cattle Powder being
the best preparation known for producing fat and
milk, and at the same time preventing and curing
diseases. Circulars of either can be had by apply
ing to
J. L. RADCLIFFE & co.
Grocers and Com Merchants, Odd Fellows Hall,
Jan b-6teoif 9TH street
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ARRIVALS Az THE HOTELS.
WfIlArd's Hotel.

WtIlArd's Hotel,
Corner of Pen'sgluania 1ueiiue and l4th strset.
Mr. Davenport, Is E McMantrie, Va
Mr. Fayes, Mexico III B Lathrop Mich
Nelson. Bait Nj Bates, N Y
w Tarratt. n &C Willis, Phil
Hemming, sc r Bacon, do
Mr. Eyre, Phil Lewis, NY
o llorsy, do + Ward, do
w IL Bacon, lady s c, do II p smith do
hliss Hanes, do r Gilbert Phil
Miss Bacon, do Schermcrhorn, lady S
w McMartrice, Nd child, Mass
Ridgeway !, Va l. Gardiner. Mexico
A Schuulache Bait ] Sibley, Ga
Il Warder, do Gadsby, do
Browns Hotel,
Pennsylvania dUenue befiosen 6thaRd 7th streets
Patten, Bait Maddox, Alex
Ii kingour, " III A Howell, Me
n III Fennel do S Simmons, do
w Babbitt Mass III Brown, do
J Smith, Md w M Showe. Boston
II Hebb, do G L Cheston, Pa
ID Groh, Pa III + Welton, do
w IL Tyler, Va G. Wade Tenn
Ward, Bait w b Maury, Bait
X IL Hutton, Va G Armstrong, do
Il Leckliter, do F. II Clarke Va
J + Sasscer, Md w G Weber Me
f Dorsey, do II Glover, Pa
Gadsby's Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania dperue and 3D. street
Nicholson, Va Loomis, ny
j d Raymond, do Col DeRussey. U S A
ID Freddy, Ohio Mrs DeRussey do
5 Myers, N Y w Baldwin. Va
IL Harvey do J S Cohen Phi,
J Scott England y Meux, NO
Minor, Va Il NJ Day, Miss
Saving, do b Bunkley, Bait
Hon ID Sever, n o G. n Martin, do
Hon Nj Niles, CT Mrs Ulery do
Hon Brisbin, Pa Mrs Stockdale, do
Hon q M Dallas, do Mrs Martin do
Hon J q Harris, Tenn Jas Stockdale, 10
Il Ii Weighman, La f Vansyckee NY
Judge Budd Phil ID Radley Phil
j w Hill, NY EW Robinson, do
Dalrymple, Va Mrs Robinson do
Eaton, Leahy, Boston
X G Haden, Va w A Dean, Ga
M Moore, NC II Busman Va
Harlan, do Rev w II Ruffner, Va
/ Brown, Ala Mrs Rutfler, do
w III Gibbons. Ga Mr. Smilhson, NY
Irving Hotel.
Corner Of Pennsylvania 4oenue and 18Th street.
NJ Fenno, Boston w Magens U SIN A
Mayo, va X Newton, Gin
J Ring, Ny 81 Peters x LADY,, NY
lion Iverson, Ga r Walker, York
p Yearsley Phil IA Rogers, NY
Green, do Montgomery, N
W Harris, do Is Jarvis & lady, Me
q w Van Stavoren, ny O NJ Handy, Boston
A Bailey, do
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NLAREIED.

IN Frederick, on tho eth instant, by the Rev. MIR.
MuLLEpv, JOHN J. McCOLLAh of this city. 20
Niss INV DALDERSTON, OF the former
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURE s.

PROFESSOR FOWLER, of Amherst will d..
Il liver course of two lectures, as follows: / On
Monday evening, l3th instant Subject: ''The
History of the Origin and Development of the Eng
li5h Language" =. On.Wednesday evening, 10 h
instant. Subject: 1.-The Form of the English Ian
guage."
Lectures TO commence at !. O'Clock.
Jan l3-d3t
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AnRIvAL or THE LEXINGTON United
States ship Lexington arrived at New York on the
9Th instant, having left Gibraltar, December st
On the oath December, Lewis d. Linn, Purser 3
Steward died Of smallpox, having been attacked
twelve days out from Gibraltar. On the 9th three
cases, and, on the 10th instant a fourth of va
rioloid broke out. They are all very slight, and
doing we'll. December 18th, latitude $50 IS north
longitude 1872 IS west spoke English brig from
Gibraltar, December ! for New York January
9th, latitude $50 % north, longitude 100 % west
showed our colors to the American ship Huron,
standing TO the south and cast
LIST OF OFFICERS OF UNITED STATES SHIP LEX
INGToN. john II. Mitchell, Lieutenant Command
ing. ]. NJ Wainwright, Lieutenant. r. NJ
McAram, Acting Master. Thomas X, Ware, Pur-
r. j. Farquharson, Assistant Surgeon. F.S.
Conover, Greenleaf Cilley, Passed Ndshipmen
Geo. N. Morris, Midshipman Edm'd T. Storms
Clerk.
Passenger by the Lexington. Henry Wake,
Lieutenant.
Hungarian passengers-E Edward Bccsey, lst cap
tain and aid de camp to Gen. Bohn; Johan Uitiy,
lst lieutenant; Josef Cafnesak, I'd lieutenant; Ele
mer Il. Ney, lieutenant of infantry under Georgia;
Carl Zaborsky, lat lieutenant of artillery under
Georgie Aurel Riziney, LIST lieutenant of infantry
under George; Franz Lndall I'd lieutenant and
cornct; Ladieious Staneza, vale de chambre To
aid de -camp.--N Y. EUening Post.