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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

the United States Government and demanding sasfac-
ton for the outrages committed the Spanish consul
New Orleans.
The Marquis of Mirahures had addressed to
the Spanish ministry The friendly courts by which he
states that although Spain does not desire with the
United States she will hesitate to declare il
forced to do it.
The opening OF the railway between st. Petersburg
and Moscow took place the LIST of September. The
line will be open for traffic the LIST Of November.
democratic conspiracy had been discovered in
Athens and among the arrests made, is the editor OF
the Muchra. The object of the conspiracy to
throw off French influence and substitute the protection
of the island. -Four FIVE government employees had
been dismissed in consequence.
Irish papers complain that, in consequence of the
examPed immigration, there was scarcity OF able
bodied honest laborers.
The submarine telegraph line between France and
England had been extended to within three miles Of the
French coast.
The chief fact from France is that Of the prevalence
Of proposed tranquility, Of which the President had
taken advantage to remove to st. Cloud. Votes oil
councils general continue be received in favor of
vising the constitution.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct.S, s P. NJ.
Cotton was active yesterday and 5000 bales were
sold this morning 600 bales when the demand was
checked by the difficulty Of negotiating exchange, mid
ding 7R.c Coffee firm; Rio 7ac.
Flour is in fair inquiry st. Louis So 7SaS3 .95 extra
Sf.25aS4.50. Corn-mixed yellow 4Sa49c; white 54c.
Oats 6rmer St. Louis 3la32c. Whisky 20c Pork dull
bat held firmly; small lots of prime sold s14.5O. Hay
$14aS15.
Dates.fro Galveston of October state that Gen.
Smith had arrived at San Antonio.
The company Of Cuban volunteers recently disbanded
at Mustang Island, have organized with horses, &c.,
and about marching for the Of the Mexican
revolution. Nothing further from the revolutioniss.
Accounts Of the crops more favorable.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Halifax.

HALIFAX, Oct. IT.
By letters and teegraphic dispatches from Picou we
enabled give the following additional particulars
in relation the fearful in the Gulf of ST. Law
The whole shore is strewed with wrecked vessels and
the dead bodies of their Charlottestown Prince
Edwards Island. The have gone the vii
lage Of Cavendish inquire into the deaths of twelve
whose bodies had been washed ashore at that
place. The body of man, with boy dashed his
back ashore at Jeatico. They could not be rec.
ognized.
There is good reason believe that hundred
bodies have foated to the beach since the storm.
From three four hundred sail succeeded in getting
safely into harbor. Vessels arriving give most dismal
accounts Of the storm, which, it is said has been
equaled.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

RISE OF THE SIERRA MADRE REPUBLIc.-By way of
New Orleans have that the revolution thus far
has proved successful. 1t commenced at Camargo,
where the patriots attacked the Mexicans and
torous having taken the town by storm, with loss by
the Mexicans of Co. The government troops
trenched in church, with artillery The revolutioniss
are commanded by Carabyl, who has with him two
panies of Texans At last accounts they march
ing on to Matamoras and Reynosa. Gen. Avalos, who
is at Matamoras, has only 300 troops He had made
requson the city for 2000 but the city refused to
send single man. The plan of the revoutonsts was
pronunciamento, which was widely circulated. Tam
pico and vicinity is in the hands OF the insurgents. The
people of Matamoras quietly waiting the arrival Of
the lberating army.-Bosfon Bosf.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

In MARION CIRCUIT COURT December Term, A. D. 1851
In Chaney-Fancs Dckman Jonathan Eyestone Ruth Hal
ton John X Haon, William p Haion James NJ. Haon, adults
Elizabeth Halion Martha Haton, Sarah Jane Halon Amanda
Mavina Haon, and Charles Haon, infants
EIDE that On the 10Th day of October A. D. 1851 the
complainant. Barbour Porter his Solicitors filed
Clerk Circuit his bill in
chancey the above entitled and also the affidavit OF dis
interested and compeenne that the defendants Ruth Haion
Haon William Halion James NJ. Halton Elizabeth
Halton Sarah Haton Amanda Navna Hal
residents of the Indiana
The said resident defendants therefore, hereby notified the
filing and tendency of said bill Of complaint and that unless they
appear plead, answer said bill the
first day of The OF said Marion Circuit Court be beg
held the Court House the city OF Indianapolis the
cond Monday December the said bill and the matters
things therein contained will be held and taken consses
as o said defendants. WM. STEWART, Clerk
BARBOUR & PORTER, Soils. for Compt. oct16-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 6.
We learnt that terrible ARRAY ACQUIRED Tuscaoo
sa Ala, on the Both ult in which John Kirby, old
and respected Citizen shot with his pistol, 10y
Frank p Hall, with whom he had lawsuit. Mr. Kir-
by died almost instantly. One of the bystanders
shot In the leg and luryman also slightly injured.
Hall Immediately surrendered himself.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 7, s p. M.
We have but few returns of the election in Georgia
Yesterday for Governor. members of Congress, &C.,
Gibbs county in the third Congressional district gave
David j. Bailey the Southern rights candidate for Con-
gross. so majority Houston, Merrweather, Floyd,
and De Kalb counties gave maorities for the Union
ticket
BY arrival to-day from Malaga learn that that
place visited by tremendous storm of rain on the
3lst OF August which destroyed great quantities OF
fruit and prices have been enhanced in consequence.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Portland.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 8.
dreadful gale prevailed in Nova Scotia; $50 vessels
were driven ashore and four hundred lives lost
The Intellgencer glorifes the Union victory in
Georgia.
The Republic has strong article on the interference
Of England in the affairs of Cuba, and cautions England
that the first manifestations of British Intervention will
be the signal for a movement that neither Cuba nor
Great Britain all European powers combined can
resist; for this point the minds Of the America peo-
pie made up, and will give law to American policy
and conduct The Republic argues that the only secu-
ry Cuba is in possession of the United States Gov
eminent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
[Er0n tie iiOaI.v,IIIs .aa sl.dI.on r.per..l


ST. LOUIS, Oct. Z, s p. NJ.
News from Salt Lake City to the 14th inst has been
received. company of packers, fourteen In number
was attacked the 9Th of August on the Fl Hall road
by about fifty Indians, supposed to be Snakes and half
breeds The packers fired upon from the willow
bushes and eight of their number were killed, but the
remaining six succeeded in retreating to the trains in
their rear. This company called the Malinas, from
Illinois. The Indians took about thousand dollars
worthof provisions twelve horses and about thou
sand dollars In cash.
An election was held in this city yesterday author
lie the county subscribe hundred thousand
dollars additional to the Pacific Railroad, which result
ted In favor of the measure.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
Last Words of Col. Crittenden.

NJ
"a RsnfRekian kneels 10 none 6w God"
All tyrsnt forget thy chains at will
Nay gall this flesh OF mine;
Yet, thought is free, unfetter'd still,
And will not yield to thine.
Take, take the life that Heaven gave,
And let my hearts blood stain thy sod;
But know ye not Kentucky's brave
Will kneel to none but Godl
You've quenched fair Freedoms sunny light,
Her music tones have stIlled;
And with deep and darken'd blight,
The trusting heart has flldi
Then do you think that will kneel
Where such ye have trodl
Nay point your cold and threatning steel,
I'll kneel 10 none bit God.
As Summer breezes lightly rest
Upon quiet river,
And gently on its sleeping breast
The moonbeams softly CULVER
Sweet thoughts of home lit up my brow
When goaded with the rod;
Yet, these cannot unman me now
I'll kneel to none but God.
And tho a sad and mournful tono
Is coldly sweeping by;
And dreams of bliss forever flown
Have dimm'd with tears mine eye
Yet mines a heart unyielding still
Heap my breast the clod;
My soaring spirit scorns thy will
I'll kneel to none but God.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Boston.

BosroN, Oct. 10, P. NJ
James and Daniel Healy arrested IN Dorchester
to-day suspicion Of murder. watch and other pro-
perty, belonging to missing man, found in their
possession.
The most intense excitement prevails in the fishing
towns with regard to the late gale at the east From
New Beufort end vicinity not less than ninety out
The wife ofthe captain oil the schooner Martha hear
ing the Of the loss of her husband and his vessel
committed suicide yesterday leaving family of young
children.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From New York.

New York, Oct. s, p. NJ
Cotton market steady sales of 500 bales at 9a9 for
upland and 81 for Orleans Sales of u 600 bbs flour
at So 60a4 Tor State and Western AMI "a % for pure
Genesee. Sales Of 1000 bushels Of wheat at 93c for
Genesee and 40 900 bushels 80 for mixed
ern. Provisions steady Sales Of 400 bbs. pork
at Sl5.25 Beef steady Lard Sag. Groceries un-
changed Iron rather frmer. Wool without demand
for any quality.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

NEW YoRK, Oct. s, SP. NJ
The steamship Humbolt, from Havre and Southamp-
ton arrived her wharf O'Clock She left Havre
the 9th Of September and Cowes the evening Of
the same day. She brings London dates the 24h ut,
hundred and thirty our passengers and two hundred
Of fright, mostly fine goods. She experienced
very disastrous passage with succession Of heavy
westerly winds. On the 7th inst in lasude Al, longi
tnde 81, she American propeller.
The Asia arrived at noon on the 2lst Of September,
making the passage in about eleven days
The Hermann arrived at Southampton on the after
noon Of the 2lst making the passage in about fifteen
days.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
asst SIDE OF THE DEPs

II MARION CIRruIr COURT June Term, A. d., 1851.
In Chancery-Daniel Carlisle Joseph r. Cubertson Elijah
James and Charles James
appearing the the Shers
the this the defendant Charles has
not been found, motion of the complainant ordered that
defendant Charles notified filing tendency
of the bill OF complaint herein. public weekly newspaper
Of general circulation printed and published the county of Maroon
by weekly publications. and that unless he
appear and plead demur said BILL the calling of the
the this be begun and held the
Court House. the city OF Indianapolis the second Monday
December the and the matters and things therein
tanned will be taken confessed said defendant and this
continued Copy the order said court made and entered
case 23d July A d. ISL and the 39th judicial
day Of the June Term Of said for said year.
octl6-w3w WIN STEWART. Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

NEW YoRK Oct. 10, 8 p. M.
The steamer Washington, which sailed on the 4th for
Southampton, broke OF her engines the 9TH and
forced TO return this forenoon.
Stock market rather dull. Erie declined &c; Read
ing 4c.
Cotton market dull-sales Of 500 bales Sales Q 600
bbs. -four at So 93i for State and West
ern; 00aS4 % for Genessee. Wheat dull Sales Of
80 900 bus. prime white Sic. Sales of 500 bbls
mess pork at sl525; prime $3.50. Lard SlaSdc
Rio coffee Sic; Laguayra &c. Whisky 2la2l4c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From New York.

New York, Oct. II.
The brig Sutton, which arrived to-day from Beunos
Ayres brings dates to the 18th of August. The gov
eminent had sent out troops put down the traitor
Urquina. On the other hand Brazil is making active
preparation to invade the Argentine territory assist
Urquna.
was daily expected at Buenos Ayres from Rio de ia
nero
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From New York.

NEW YoRK. Oct Z, 8 P. NJ.
The steamer Cherokee sailed to-day for Charges with
one hundred and twenty passengers. The Prometheus
also sailed for San Juan with large number OF passen-
gers
Among the prisoners sent from Havana to Spain,
were George H. Berry, of Cincinnati, Preston Essex,
ST. Louis, j. B. Weyonth, Nashville; Louis Maggie.
Missouri; John Lefort Indiana; John Johnson, Ken
incky: John A Powers, Bardstown, KY; and Joel
Freeborn Ohio
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI Oct. 10, 8 p. M.
Flour dull; sales of 800 brs Mt So TO- Whisky bet
ter sales Of 700 brs 16aa17c the latter being the
prevailing rate. Sales Of 100 frkns common to fair
butter 9a10c Sales of $50 casks bacon sides at Sc
packed. Lar in brs offered at SIC, material decline
Mess pork dull at Sl4. Other articles unchanged.
Business dull.
The river has fallen four inches since Saturday
Weather cool and cloudy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON. Oct II.
elected in Georgia.
The steamer Isabella from Havana arrived last night
bringing dates the 9Th. The subscription for the
lief of the families Of those who killed and wound.
ed in engagements in defence Of the island had reached
on the 7th, $3.50 ,0O0
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

DEMONSTRATORS SALE-The undersigned, Admnistra'
IA Peter w. Koonz late Of Marion
Indiana deceased will sale Public Auction the
deceased Broad Ripple Marion county, Friday the
0q day OOcobe $751; land from day 70 day thereafter until the
whole property, said deceased consisting
Horses Hogs, Buggy and Har
ness Carpenters Tools, Household furniture very
choice lot Of Poplar Black Wan and Cherry snbF ard numer
other articles i.
TERMS SALE: all and under three dollars cnsh
in hand all three dollars credit OF months will be
gven the purchaser giving his proory note with more
approved without relief whatever from
appraisement laws The sale will commence promptly at 10
o'clock n forenoon. WILLIAM V. J. JOHNSON.
scp17-w3w Administrator
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

In Chaseery-Lewis Robertson Plaintiff against Willis Cham
Children Of Ann cbambe formerly Ann Robertson Jane. R. Col
Inns Of Susan Collins James sd.soh Meade and
Collins his right and and administrator Of Zenith
Robertson deceased Richard Robertson deceased James
ceased Robert Lewsy Franklin Thomas Mary Ezabeh
and Susan Jane Robertson infant said Mordeca Robert
son. billiard w. Collins Nimrod r. Collins Monroe Heaston and
Eliza his wife formerly Eliza Ann Collins Lewis Heaston and
formerly Robertson Susan Collins infant daughter Of John
Collins deceased Edward Robertson Of Richard Robertson
Robertson, Swoope and Julia Ann his wife Swoope and
Lucinda his wife, James Townsend and Susan his wife, Pake
or Manda his wife, all the females claiming be daugh
of Robertson deceased and the heirs William Robert
died summer, and who said have been
HyHIs again be heard upon the Bill
exhibits the amended report of Commissioner Jones
day argued by Counsel On considers
report be confirmed Collins Commissioner pay
the parties their Guardians The respectively reported
heirs Robertson Robertson
ceased further andsed ordered and ees5sed The
the several reported TO be due TO the said reputed heirs
the said repued heirs the legal heirs Jesse Robertson
and further ordered and dscIeed that the said supposed
aud Susan his wife swooPe and Julia Ann his Psse
and The heirs Of William Robertson M sny appear couri
before the LIST Monday September 1882 and show their
eson deceased and of their falling appear, the court
viii proceed 70 divide The sun. 81 apart them a a%ang e
ns Commissioner hereby required take refundg bonds if
hereby allowed 10 The infants after they become Of age to show
this decree Ii is further ordered that Of
decree be published newspaper published in Frankfort Ken
lucky and Indianapolis Indiana for four weeks successfully and
forward James Townsend Estl
w. Kenncky,a copy Of this decree early practicable
octs-w4w copy, Test, JOHN HUNTER. C. l.. c.
rU,Ax Nor1cE-rhe undersigned, Treasurer of Tpon
Ind would especuly inform the Tax Payers that the
Duplicate for the year 1851 placed his hands for collection
The rates Of taxation for year e51, follows
FOR STATE PURPOSES.
On 800 valuation Of properly 30t Cts
FOR COUNTY PURPOSES.
On each Poi. % GEMS
On e100 valuation Of properly. 30 cts
FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES.
On each 800 valuation of property 10 cents
FOR ROAD PURPOSES.
On each 500 valuation Of property 20 CENTS
On each acre OF taxable land Z Gus
will HIMSELF by Deputy at his once
Tpo till January 1882 and those who fail will be dealt
with according TO law j. s. REssLER, Tressursr
Tipton, Sept 2S ISL octs-wow
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Pautucket.

PAUTUcKET, r. L., Oct. IL.
Yesterday evening about 9oclock Joseph Pratt shot
neighber, named VIM. Sidney, who had come into
Pratt's garden, he alleged with felonous intent.
Sidney died this morning. Pratt has given himself up
He chat the deceased stealing his chickens
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

a DnrrNISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Noice is hereby given
have been granted the undersigned by the Probate
Of Marion county Indiana the estate Of William Banks
county, deceased All indebted said
requested make immediate and those having
present them duly authenticated for settlement The
'' ocsis-wsw PERCY HosBRooK, Admir-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Toronto.

TORONTO, Oct. Ii.
Mr.. A. A. Hicks and Mr.. Speaker Menn are con-
Quoting negotiations for new cabinet. Both sections
of the reform party will be represented in the cabinet
The Of the ministry looked for by Tues
day next.
era within ten davis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 7, p. NJ
Receipts of flour light; demand for city made good
sales Of 600 bbls. So 2Oa3 25 Whisky 16a and dull
Salt advancing Kanawha in active demand at pc. per
bushe Groceries unchanged fair country business do
ing.
and pleasant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Boston.

The United States consul Cape de Verbs Island has
resigned.
Mr. Webster leaves Boston tomorrow for Manchester
to attend the New Hampshire fair. Extensive prepa-
rations making to receive him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Columbus.

COLUMBUS GEO.. Oct. s, 8 P. M.
In Muscogee county, Cobb, for Governor, has III
majority. James Johnson, the Union candidate for
Congress, has ia majority The Union Representa-
tives have average majority Of 100 Augusta city
gives Union majority of 49, Richmond county gives
227 majority for Cobb The precincts of Cherokee
county, far as heard from, give maorities for Cobb
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From New York.

NEW YoRK, Oct. H. 8 P M.
The steamship Baltic sailed to-day for Liver
pool with seventy6ve passengers and twenty thousand
dollars in specie. The steamship Glasgow also sailed
to-day for Glasgow, with twenty six passengers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

UyRENCH WINDOW GLAsS-A sry superior article which
beautiful polish almost equal the German Plate
Glass thicker than American and perfectly clear and free
from spots. - $4,000.
100 boxes Glass comprising all sizes from 10 by 10
a. just received and for sale at the Drg Store Of
sep9 W. W. RODENTS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Oct 10.
The returns from Georgia show the election Of the
Union candidates in six and perhaps in of the eight
Congressional districts of the State The majority for
Cobb, for Governor, will be very nearly eighteen hous-
and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Oct. s.
An effort is being made TO purchase residence in this
county, the Hermitage, present Kossuh and
his companions, to induce them 10 settle the late
residence of Gen. Jackson. One of citizens offers to
subscribe $500 and contingent subscription of 81 600
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

vuyo PRMTERss--NEwsPAPER ESTABLISHMENT
FOR SALE-A newspaper establishment one Of the Oldest
and for sale The
upwards twelve and the crcua
tion is sufficient 10 make il profitable 80.
The paper Democratic and the county has reliable Demo
cratic majority which always the county
age. well supplied with good printing material
For further address the editor OF this psper
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 6.
Yesterday morning Richard Thomas, apprentice
IN the Richmond Despatch Office stabbed and killed
by another boy named VIM. Condpp, formerly of Bal
more, who managed to escape They had difficulty
in the theatre Saturday night and met in the street
Yesterday.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 6.
Corn scarce and dull No sales of molasses the past
two or three days. Whiskey is retailing 20 Bag
ging IA. st. Louis oats 81. Bacon sides 105; plain
hams GALL Brans 6S. Gunny bags l0a Western
beeves s. Hogs 81 Lard oil scarce and high; sales
to-day at 75-asking 80.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From New York.

NEW York, Oct. TO-
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool with three days
later news, arrived at 81 O'Clock this morning.
Weeks sales Of cotton 80, 1856 bales. Flour premium
sorts, unchanged inferior lower Indian corn 27s Cd
for yellow, PCS Cd for mixed. Whcat-white 2s 3d. red
as Sd per 20 lbs Provisions dull beef only in demand
pork business confined to Hamburg. Trade at Man.
chester quiet and prices Of goods and yarns barely sup
ported Failures continue among cotton silk and pro-
duce merchants Funds fuctua.ed slightly Consols
closed, 25th, 96la97. No change in American stocks
News of the defeat and death Of Lopez has relieved
considerably the anxiety for public peace The dizziness
Of politics in England is likely to be broken till the
general election arouses excitement Receipts al the
exhibition about f2 900 per day.
Foreign Items of News by the Asia
New YoRx, Oct. 10, SP. M.
The Austrian loan had proved complete failure.
vessel mad arrived from Sidney with twenty thou.
sand dollars in Australian gold.
great reform meeting had been held at Manchester,
Tor the purpose OF giving an impetus to for
interfering with the reform bill the coming
sion of Parliament
In Paris the conductors Of the Presse and Evenement
had each been condemned and fined hundred thou
sand francs and to undergo six months imprisonment
An article appeared in the Paris Constitutional which
caused much excitement and attention II says that
unless Louis Napoleon be kept in power confusion
and ruin will be the result.
Great rejoicing was occasioned in Madrid BY the
cepton of the Of the capture and execution of o-
peg, but 1t still resolved send renforcements
designed fer the island.
Dispatches had been transmitted Washington, pro-
testing in the stronges. terms against the suPneness Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Washington.

WASHINGTON Oct. 13, p. M
The Secretary of the Navy has issued orders for ap
proprate funeral honors to be paid at the several navy
yards and stations the memory of Commodore War
rington, whose funeral is to take place tomorrow.