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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-12
A wife worth having. No, many

A wife worth having.-Noi many
months since. a gentleman who resides al
t'heIsea, and is the hook-keeprr Of large
manufacturing establishment. had the mis-
nrlnne Iose,erely injnre hisrghl hand. In
addition To ihs pain Of his wound. he had The
discouraging prnspcc, Of being for long
time inexperienced from attending to his or
binary business. and consequently de-
priveJ Of his means Of support. l'm his
wife, with spirit and resolution worthy
of her sex. IN addition TO the care 0l her
househuld. (which is a, all times a pattern
Of neatness.) undertook and actually per.
fnrmed all the writing necessary To keep IN
perfect order the hooks Of the company
with which her husband was connected.
She carefully devoted several hours Of
each day 10 her sell-imposed task. and
The neat and faithful manner in which
the work was performed. elicied the war;
NEST rncomiums from her husbands EN-
ployers. Such woman is equal to any
emergency, and is an honour 10 her sex. /
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-12

The Extraordinary" Number Seyen.-On
the 7'h Of the 7ll month holy observance
was o, iainpd 10 The children of Israel. who
ieas'ri Z ,lavs and remained Z days IN
tents; ; the 7.h wear was directed 70 be a
sabbath for all iiiinss. and al the end "i
times Z Years commenced The grand jn-
hiieesi every Z years The land lay lallaw:
every ye.rs there was grand release
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-12
Moral Effects Of Railroads Rail

Moral Effects Of Railroads. Rail
Road Journal. speaking of the eleva,ing
eifecs $ Of these great lhoroughlares, says
of every railroad: Il cduca,es The pc0.
Pile. II desel"ps a higher interest than
politics. II grneralize. our views. Il
attaches usi equally 10 every part Of our
country. II destroys clanship. II de-
iaches us from sectional and party cliqne,.
il lessons The importance Of political qnes-
lions in our eyes. In fine. i takes away
our old and gives us new ideas and put
sui,s. which are identical in every part Of
our great domain.
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GgaAa aS9Ho41s

-Ma, your rich soil.
E,uboraai. na,ursis better blessings psur
Der every land"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-26
CITY TRADE REPnnr.

sArCtrAY, january 2~er.N
AfHIs.-We have no new feature 10 report in the
Esket Ter this article day The inquiry vas pretty
active, ant htld,rs nrm. The receipt. by railroad
t,rs been very light not exceeding 20s esss. during
Nc past week. The stock on hand this morning In
The in.pecttn warehouse consisted Of SIS bb, pots
snd 80 bhl' pearls -tcgcther a,oe3 bbls
bAR1.-A good business Ia. been done in Baltimore
qusrcitron within few day.. the sslss reaching 900
bag = 81 per ten ,mall let OiDtlsvsre brought
50 per ten, each.
BarNsrtrr,- Flour In western sni State aeur.
~ have 70 note steady business doag al yeserdays
quotations. A moderate demand prevailed for the
Last with som,thns doing for shipment, bat the bulk
Of the transactions we're Tor city consumption The
common and medium trsnd-, particularly those IT
siaie, Nsrs rather heavy, sad had dropping ten.
ltss nicely offered sni very 1rm. Ohio Hour Ar
living ery In limited Quantities, while It In iAr
itqusst iof export Within the pact week there have
ben ccnsdsrabe los Of TIL, d,scription sold for the
Liverpool market at full figures. The days sails,
IL .",s,ene 'Sas a. aa - y. ,ouf rlsn
state AZ - 81 mixed 10 fancy Indisna, Nichi-
gan, Ohio and Wisconsin AZ - Isl 90 pure eenesee
~ f0a - i2h fancy Ohio aud Genss.e At 50 p q s.
90 sna e,tia DO and do. st IS o. a Sc 6gE. There
va moro inquiry for Csna1isn Tor the Provinces,
srd LOCO bbis scid at II 81 Tor common. In bond.
StuiLsrn aour was in s, better reIas.t f,r .Sport
sna the market ruled M favor Of -eiier. There was
ato i.r dtmpnd for city * preyiou, rates. saos
tl'1ardsis, Irlsimore. Brandy wine Gsopy.tos and
iftdtiiskbUTah county ant f6 - g. o2s To- nm.
81 ditto RE Flour femainsi ~ lsst noticed vita
ysry huttd 'o,k snd tales q $50 barrels rennsyivs
hls a. - 81. 1hs market for Corn Meal ~as more
hpt! snt srd rits have Advanced rth sale. o isw
ntsndyw,ne az 1855. sssss. nuskshsat asur
~ more flarty, and easier with only mo
$40 psr lso II. sSa 70 al = Is. per Is IL.
N4tt -, mere inquired ior, bat the htrh views ~
hs.tn iaitsd the tu,inss, dong feT trihiny lots
81 Long leland itd ani white fod a. ~ ti 10.
'etsdisn vs. duh aad firmly held ~ ~ " ~ IL
~ tcrd. ~, vns dun ard Nominal With bit li.tl,
cut a. th. nsfktt very choios lot spla ~ si f2ss
Of ~re IA nee'fs's rcla''t for lo,sl con.nmptioa
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The COnl Trade for ISL,

AAlNm tlc IbAlsNiut Jan
The quantity sent 10 market, this week, is 25,.
ilI,2l5 tons, showing falling of 81 about two
thousand Ions This is caustd, in some measure,
by the mild weather, and the determination on
the part OF the dealers not TO accumulate much
stock al Richmond durisg the winter season.
The operators are making their arrangements
ior the Slrng business but until the rates Of toll
and transportation are promulgated, nothing def.
mite can transpre with regard 10 the state OF the
trade. We are credibly informed that the rates by
railroad Will not exceed 81 80, and may be less,
in order TO chez the current in favor OF the new
road to Philadelphia. The rates by canal VIII be
70 cents per ton less than by railroad Negotiations
are pending between the different regions to
limit The quantity and arrange prices; bat il
is doubtful whether they will succeed. The Della
ware and Hudson Company consider themselves
siropg-calculate upon considerable increase
nom The Pennsyly ania Company, located al Pitts
ton, and also from their own works. They have
also declared recently, that they entitled TO the
New York market, and are determined to have il.
The high rates charged ~ our carrying compa-
mics will give IL TO them in short time, unlcss
remedy for the evils under which We labor is ap-
Piled in time. The following Is the amount sea
by rsilroad for the week ending on Thursday eve
llpy last
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eATUpDAy Jan. 70 e P. NJ.
fhsre 10 nothing new in the stock market. The
daily transactions continue large. but prices appear
TO be sustained At curreat rates with great deal
Of dihiculty. At the FIRST hoard Pennsylvanis
b's fen Of u per cent; Portsmouth Dry Dock "a;
Hdgeworth Co. ri Hudson River Railroad, *; sto-
RiDgton Long Island r.; Norwich and Worcester x
Erie Railroad i Harlem, Il Mohawk advanced az Per
cent and Canton Co. y. The most active fancies
the list today1werc Harlem and Reading Railroad.
The business At the boz I'd Is confined mostly to the
Sances. The market the whole is In very curious
position and the bulls evidently feel very uneasy It
10 not so comfortable to hod large lots Of fancy stocks
ut high prices, and see the market gradually gvins
way. The ups md downs from day to day give til ,
bears numerous opportunities to operate, and they
avail themselves Of the changes to their full extent
There is wider margin for fall In the non. dividend
paying stocks and the slightest contraction in the
money market would send them down on the run.
Tia receipts at the once Of the assistant Treasurer
OF this port to day amount to Sl707lS 90 payments
slt2, 72S ca; balance So 6S0,046 81.
The Morr, Canal and Banking Company have de-
clzred semi annual dividend at the rate Of ten per
cent Per annum, on the preferred stock payable on
the 4th Of February. The great Falls tMass) Manu-
featuring Company have declared . dividend Of six
dollars per share payable the 10th Of January The
sslisbury CMsssl Manufacturing Company have de-
s,sred dividend Of FIVE per cent, payable the I'd
ofFebruary. The suaolk tMass.) Lead works . divi-
dend Of Eve per cent payable the ls Of February
The Reading Railroad Company brought down, dur
Ing the week ending January 23d Is tons of coal
nskirg total this year Of 23i 251 tons-ssue time
hast year Ill 2ls tonf year i2oo3s tons.
Counterfeit gold dollars well calculated to deceive
the unwary, are in circulation. On e1amin alton,
however they neither look feel like the genuine,
and the letters and devices want the sharp, well de-
fined. character Of the true coin They are made Of
pewter, or other base metal, plated over with
gold little caution will, prevent the circulation Of
Ahete little dec SEWERS
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Our PhIladcI phia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, ian. 70, 1851.
The Lirerool Steamship Line-IAe Fag,tis
Sape-Iue- The Italian Opcra-Britai act.
The required subscription for the Liverpool
steamship line was made up to-day by the friends
of the cause, at meeting held at the Exchange.
The prospect is that Stephen BE nnet the fugitive
slave, who was yesterday remanded into the
custody Of his master, will be redeemed from
bondage by his friends at Columbia, Pa, where a
subscription has been made for the purpose. His
master is willing to sell him, ana the fugitive con-
iesses lha. he would never have ran away but for
the fear that his master, induced by his brother,
would sell him TO a Georgia planter. lie gives his
master an excellent character for humanity.
When he frs saw Mr. Gallup, he exclaimed
" Wei, master, how do you do - being too inno-
cent 10 feigR an ignorance of his person. lie re-
mains in The custody Of the Marshal until the
arrangements Tor his pufChs sc are effected.
About O'Clock last evening, large barn near
Lewis tavern, Frankford. belonging TO Richard
Wistar, Esq, was get on fire by an ncendaIy, and
two horses and twenty cattle persisted in the
ilanes
Ii is reported tina, Dir. WALKER has offered to
ray $4,000 damages TO Mr.. Lumley, the director
Of The Italian Opera, Lendon, for permission 10
Mdle. Parodi To remain Six months longer in this
country. lie proposes, 10 pay q flying visit TO
oil the principal cities OF the Union and Havana,
after her present engagement to Mare,zek.
Yesterday VIM. T.. hrcssler "a sheep dealer, was
committed TO prison, on charge Of rape, commit
ted with the aid OF another man, still al large, upon
the person OF Mary Carr, married woman, living
near Cohocksuck, in the upper part of the county.
Tn The evening in question, she was on her way TO
an apotheCary store across a common, when she
was met by the two men, who forced her into m
empty foundry building, and detained her there
from till III o'clock, subjectng her to the most
shameful brutality. The plaintiff has husband
and two children, and though poor, her character
for yerEcity and chastity has never been imeachei
kressler is @ married man, and has some properly.
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.
Our baltimore correspondence.


BALTIMORE, Jan. 20, 1851.
French Spohatom BM-Steamy AtLantic-Me-
oha~ics' Instltute-AfcD onoagh Bequest-
Opera, &c.
The passage Of the French Spo)iation bill by the
Senate has caused great rejoicing among the nu-
merous and meritorous claimants in this city. It
has, however, frequently been legislated on thus
far before, and may, probably, not pass tn. ordeal
OF the House of Representatives at this session.
The friends and relatives of the Baltimoreans
on board the steamer Atlantic, are now in great
uibuaton on account Of the failure of the Arctic
to bring some tidings Of the missing vessel. Many
are Row OF the opinion that her fate is the same as
the President, having foundered at sea or been
destroyed by an iceberg.
The work on the new hall OF the Mechanics
Institute is progressing rapidly, all the contracts
having been closed, and the foundation being laid.
This will be, probably, the longest hall in the
United States, being about 300 feet long by 90 in
width. IL extends over the entire front square of
the Marsh Market. foundation is obtained by
the driving of heavy piles, sixteen feet long
Mayor 10 the City Council, enclosing letter from
Mr.. Durant, of New Orleans, the counsel for that
city under the McDonogh bequest, announcing
that the case now stands on the docket for trial
on The 9TH day OF this month, AMI says that il is
impeIaiyely necessary that some one should be on
The spot, armed with full authority to represent the
city OF Baltimore in these important matters. The
political quarrel between the Mayor and the
Council will, however, prevent anything being
done in The matter.
The Italian Opera will do a fine business here
during the live nights for which they have been
engaged, and may probably remain longer. The
box book for 10 night is already fall, and eara
that many seats have been taken for Monday nigh,
Irufi is great fayoTite, and il Parodi excels her
che must prove very attractive during her approach
ing engagement in this city. Messrs, Zeigler and
Garrett have engaged her for three nights, at
zoo ner niahf
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Bosroy ssn Book = Bsard-5i ms Besten and Pro-
yseaas Ar = 50 CS1nsssisut RIVER Rk rrsf. diy:
is s9,:sn IN az h ln, TX o.,S h.s'Srs kR le
,sny RI q lie ysrRsst ,na h,ss Rs va q 80 d..
,'il$ !. Nsrssis 7ssI 20 PsilsisiSsis. wmi ming
-, y, last Boston Co.. ~ 80 DO. bJd ti Trsmont
Seaasss; lCi siec ysr c,str.i nm ID. i.cSo os =
kR 5sAsis. Boston and Providenes RR. $50; B6 Vsr-
r.ost and SIS Vermont Central M 81 si
~ az - IN y :, Z, lve De- btm na Eastern kR. iei
Ak bod J fss, Bds.sa e., "a sss. Ps,.nmp.,s
kk, sfas $40 osd.nsburgh RI bonds, ~.
fruAPurHIa, Jan. 2i.-FYrst soard-s3o sshuylhiI
~ 80 TeSs. 10 gsr e. yis 90 AisssisT city
a. s7,i 80 rs Nerih Americas Coal q IsS 30 d. W
k,ssIs ar tx. 100 d. IL s.'. 100 ao ,sss ~, IL,
l b. c,s' s. srs rasi 3D. "a =: "a;
~ RS Caaa- b. a.. Betoscn BoarS,-i0Jsss cLssa-
,sals NJ 4 .soso- do II; l"i q 1N no.
w,sb.1 e De- nj 90 Piscstaqrs II 100 ChssapsshsS
tter Ssss- sneV Rssdir 6s ~ Sat-, Is 90 a.. hia
ssg se = Il u 5e " 8 g. ~. ne 10 "a yorlh ansrt-
f,fo's To- : sl0,o csmasn Amboy an 60 bsA,. cob
Satf Del Cs.Ea loGlv ~ American Coal - 90 will
pshs sen ~ tS; ala penn'a Ban. N.Y. 30 sehuytin
10 hsrr cAssl 50 Beaver uoadow is: y n american
Stsl, y.l. = PennE RR 50. 5o7 Csmden 4 Abbey RR.
i,sai n.sr Sa.s,,-ii0 Nilmiurton Rs 90, slS ZOO
es,. -5siaists isf1 - *, Morris css,i a. 0Y IT,
a., -.8' 70 Rssdlre RR. Sj 5Psnn'a \ Ollie r. S.
barr,SoRr,Jsn. .3.-Scek Bclrd-si,0co B,'tlmore g.,
leo lH lsN Bal inore an Ohio RR bond . 1867 Isl 90
les go Coal lenls isasrantesd iva ll Is al.
oAio RI Z 81 10 iorl umseriasa RR " A. Tie issri
shJlahi 81 elessd At 1913. bid l aaked So. III bls ser-
s.i 5s l ,si 70 oas s H. ~. S le @
BIZ, go asskd. a.. fhares, IA. bic. IA, asftl.
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HENRY ! GEyER.-The -. Louis Fafegircnce
in speaking Of Mr.. Geyer, the WING senator who
has jus, been elected by the Legislature Of Mis-
iR-posscssing ability Of the highest ordcr-attain-
nenis rarely sarpsssed-ihat invaluable knovle ive
OF men, their motives and actions, &c Inired in the
large and successful practice for many years Of that
profession which Is the best school for public mcn
an ample and thorough knowledge Of the political
history, condition, and wants OF tue cOuniTy-a pa
uiotltm earnest and wide az the whole Union
a character Lnblemshed and pure; surely tbese
mess for public trusts. All OF these requisites. We
can assert without FEAR oil contradiction are 10 be
found an the candidate presented by the Rhigs
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On January 81 Mr.. EpWsrp LoovE, In toe cd year
Il Ri, age.
has, Numerous olrel. 81 friends are rsspectfniiy In
vei rithcut fsrihsr Invitation, attend his funar.l
Of hs,f rsst 7 O'Clock IN sunday Afternoon srom h.
late retidsute. l2 walker street corner og orange
On Friday mcrring January ~, wrtiaa MVr.ay.
stn ofgchn ana Hannah Murphy, eyed months
The rsatl,ss and friends of the family sre rssr.ct
fNy Invited to alter the funeral from the
x as fsihsr No. is vsndcsaser street, on suudsy
morning st 10 o'clock
On riday evening", Isnusry e ~ oonsum ption.
Mi,s AN csUrr, in the 2pth year 81 her are
Her irifnls aud acquantsnoes are respectfully In.
Yfld to attend Der funeral, this (Sundsyl sternocg
hattie o'clock from the residences cf her frisnd
Sr Nan Busrcn. No - McDougS street
Phtsae phis rspers please cory.
On atnuatJ II AtrsASbKa GhspgsFx, Esq, clerk L
y Great Court, aged % yesrs
The members 81 the bar and the ffsn9s ~ tho
tsUly ale Invited IL attend his fGpersl or Noptay
9TH int. ~ O'Clock, r. NJ, from Rev. Dt. restls
Church ctrn.r fifth Avenue sud renth street ~ith1at
~ ihsr Invitation The ismsins gill be in.e;f, IN
IN. family vsnlt o. East Hsmpton, T.. I.
on Saturday morning January 20, OF sonsunptlos
M,s, MocRr. the wife Of Joseph Mehsrdseu.
The rslstirss aud friends Of the family. also the
M MIXERS Of Amsrs.thus Lodge, gb2 l. 9 O. Y. - are
respectfully inrlI-a to sstend her fspers Il e4adsy
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TaE erEAMsHIr FRANKLIs vent TO the sectional
cock yesterday, to have some slight repairs made TO
her copper.
srEAMslIP Ono vessel sailed yesterday after.
noon for Havana and New Orleans She has been re-
painted and decorated, and looked as good as new
while steamipS down the river. She carried IL pas
sengers, whose names win be found in another
column
FoR SAvArNAH.-rhs steamship Alabama, Captain
Ludlow, sailed yesterday afternoon for Savannah The
names Of her passengers will be found under the mari
time head.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-26
INSTRUCTION..


EoLDsMITHs WHITING ROOMS, $50 BROADWAY,
" trst eern1 above The Irving Terms rsdused one half
viz - 20 for ten lessons 81 hour each. GLASSES daily
excepting Saturdays At the following hourslAdies ~ ii
A. H. aud "a r n; gentlemen At A. N. and landsP.
NJ; private instruction, SIS. f0r sAle-0oltsniths
Gems Of Penmanshir 81 Co.
BOOKKEEPING, AHIrHsRTlE, kc, ARE TBoRoUGH-
- y and practically taught by ". J. RESylLLe. Ne.
80 Broadway EAoh student receives separate Instruction
and by the careful attention bestowed upon him. rendered
entirely competent to discharge tho various duties Of the
eopntns rom. oItn day and evening Terms modsrat.
ALLwHo DEsIRE TO SPEAK FRENCH CORRECTLY.
"A should proepr, COPY Of An MAILING Guide 70 tae
Ni ns cnoc ual IN teaching how to speak French
roety than months OF aber devoted % the subject the
cid system Jutt yublished price - oeutt by
sTRIkGER h TOWNSEND, ~ Broadway.
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scRANELIN MUSEUM, i7s CHATHAM soUARg-Gso.
MUSICAL.

MUslC.-ALADY. OF WHOSE PROFESSIONAL ABIL-
lvl tiles Pianist the eptionnhlc
can be sven 10 anxeus 10 take two three pupil
dion e those she IL already teaching She viii either in
s:fnot them a. their residences st Lor DWELLING
Tsrms-fer tssnnece 81; those Advanced, ST. Apply TO
c., Herald ofloe.
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ttNttNNa1ts Jan - ISL
heavy buiinsss has been done In the pork market
A. further sdvsnce 90 bbls pork soi az sli.
.eQ ott pounds OF drysAltea meat, at 81 sndCle
comprlslns shoulders sides, and hams; SEQ bhis lara
yes sTosei Of at 7iic per ID ana 2oOO keTs q. Sc
PurAprtf4ft. Jan. p. 1851
The iossign news has had depressing eject upon
cue Msrktt
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ApyHUTSRaYsry RENEWED EYEsI DAT.
Personal.


TT sR. PtTTKRsoS, DRUGGIST, WHO RECENTLY
Il srived iron Scotland, viii address Line to ", box
3f Lever Peat 0ss, he viii hear something TO hs al
rsntsse.
sTuRN UP."-1r TuE cENrLENAN WHO, l0H
tsttt tive month";, hgs ~ pglity paid his respects
n dy residing In tic vicinity "a tnos uare aud neN
Brsdsey Wy senains her numbsr e ehifndhs tosaueil
rnd se,ntui nsukes viii "tuFn 90 HLd sehd nolt ~.
dressed ~ % tic Breads ~ Pgti olee pesr Cansl
street sbs ~ .ndssyos q rtcp. ate TIE anstle Whites
which be las % Kindly Shown 4 her.
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TIlE BALL SEASON.


INDEPENDENCE GUAFD BALL AND DRILL.-AF FEW
Tskes can be procured At the westchester House
ner Of Broome street and the Bowery for this
on At Niblos Garcsn, Monday evening January n
SECOND QuARTER DANCING AND wALTzING-xR
~ seang CLASSES for ladies and young We'd
rsdsys and saturdaysst 3eclocs Tuesdays and Fridays
At o'clock for gentlemen; Wednesday and Saturday
osioeh fO Waiting only ladies' and gentlemen can receive
Schools ana families attended, and exsiurivs
pupils parents and guardians. ~ usual Mr.. Starngs
Academy, 81 b. nd street.
MASONIC BALL-THE FIFTH ANNUAL MASONIC
N1 ball for the Witong and Orphans Asylum Fund Of
thu Grand Lodge the State OF New YORK. will be given
Hbos Saloon Thursday evening the sOth OF January
lsJ The fraternity will srptar in full rsgslA Tickets
two dollars TO admit gentleman and ladies' may be oh
tanned II the Grand Secretary At Free Mason Hall No GO
broadway Of the Trustess, James Hsrrng William Willis
John Horspool, Ifae Phillips and Ed AMI tie ol-
loving General Cemmittes;-Ia New York-of Brothers
Charles L. Church Jsms Conner CHARLES s. Rewe
Jack Eticnns MILLION. Elgess Water, Emanuel Lyon
WILLIS John solomsns Louis Nevstais Charles Chip
Thomas q. eld Jon ATTAIN Jarvis A. Carpener John q.
Alistad John Brady Henry Robinson, JOsc pa Keller
james Ac0rath. ssmusl o-sood, B. y. Hart, James W.
Hale Jo,sph = nsf.h 4. w. a.sna Fred L vnlse, n ?.
T. waripS y. b. More ansrsw DsTars.,, G. Ldw,rdi
Of Brothers Henry otinans, Philip 9. Hafmaa.
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Naval Intelligence.

Commander Marston is to be tried tor the loss Of the
Yorktown by the Naval Court Martial which Is order
ed to convene board the United States ship Penn.
syvana, the 9th inst. The following officers con.
stituts the court:-Com. Gesinger, President; Cap
tains Dulany and Forrest; Commanders Farragut,
DOrnin Upshur. q. Adams. Thomas q. Tabb, Judge
Advocate.
The United States ehip St. Louis was at Buenos
Ayres on the 3lst Novem ber; all we'll Tho folio wing
Is list OF her ofhcers-Commander, H. II. Cooke;
Leutep ants, John Ring; J. O. Williams, second do
VIM g. Blanton, third do. Joshua d Todd, fourth
do; Purser. Jno T. Steele Surgeon 8. Wilson Kellog
Passed Midshipmen, Chas Latimer, VIM q West, JOS.
g De Haven; Captains Clerk, J II, Harrison; Mid
shipmen. A. W. Weaver, CLas. VI. Greens Acting
Poatswain, john Greene Acting Gunner, Chas Fales;
Carpenter, Daniel james; eAilmaker, Samuel Tatem
Yeoman. John Ferguson.
Daniel Smith and Otis Austin two Of the OF the
steamer 6arsnac, have been sentenced by court
tal at Norfolk, to one months solitary confinement
at the Goeport Navy Yard, for mutinous conduct on
boa I'd the steamer.