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under Providence indebted for our preservation
and safety to the uniting and seepss eye Of the
msnder, Captain Stone, To the assduous aud devoted
crew. therefore,
Resolved That the sincere thanks Of the passengers be
to Captain Stone for his anxious aud untirinS
to render our voyage as happy As the eI.
irene severity Of the weather would allow that We gre
greatly indebted to him fer his cheerfuness and urban
in our midst making hours pass more smoothly and
our with shall be- that to his after fe al happiness and
succees may ever be given.
Resolved That to the officers and Of the steamer
Niagara be rendered also the cordial regards OF the pas
seDgef for those abos they have performed during the
severtes Of the passage and that they will
always recall with pleasure their attention TO duty
ard wish Tor them all the best properties Of life.
Resolved That all bear witness to the splendid qua
~ ~ ~. tanths tbs nnbr;b% ans Os tse
this line Of steamers has hitherto maintained.
Voted That these revolutions be presented to the
tain and officers and published in the Journals Of the
[5igned] ROBERT BURLEW, Chairmin.A
VIM. y. LEWIS Secretary.
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dtOnally paid. Tho bill Also provides that the TO
mainder Of the debt shall be paid - soon - tho
Secretary Of the United States Treasury has issued
TO Texas the Ave millions Of stock withheld under
the act Of 1850.
Alta large meeting of the citizens of Plttsburg,
yesterday, committee was appointed to draft
memorial to Congress, praying for the building of
another canal, with locks four hundred feet in
length, around the falls of the Ohio river, ..
Louisville.
The Europa's mails arrived last night. The de-.
tails Of the intelligence particularly interesting
Our readers will end them in another column. 1t
will be seen that Sir Henry L. Bulweris going to
Florence When he left here, he was in hopes Of
obtaining an appointment on the continent. The
news from Austria may and may not be Of import.
ance. The Pacific is now due here, with four days
later intelligence.
Our readers will find in another page Of thii
days aper q curious pronunciamento from Alfred
Carson, the Chief Engineer Of the city. 1t is Q
most extraordinary document, and will doubtless
attract considerable attention.
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C~ars Calendar gor whis Day.

u g. DsTRIcr CoUrT-Nos II, r. 49, IA, 49, 1e, II, 10,
IS, 20.
COMMON PLEAS Part Mos 247 247x, oct, 2S5, to
800, sll odd numbers Part 2-Sams yesterday, With
1872 ADDED,
SUPERIoR COURT (rwc brsnohes )-Nos O. 40 All,
.e4 2o5 200, 2e7, 29S 400, 3oo 2o9 m 49, 207 3ol 3o
:Q3
r SUPREME gouRr-Gencra Term.-Nos 100, ITO, &c. II,
Is, 10, Fl, 26, 2S, 20, 80, 81 SO, /, O.
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btAhNlEN Roy AND LoFrRST ROY. TIE 8ONg
o. hobtrt roy and Catherine Roy, In En1isnd
Ion Lalaoa into the Uni ted states In 1850 IL his should
toi oJes thoy will hear Of tomstpg - ar
Mtetcet ~ MrNpg a. Reon pcBstbIe, 30 At 9u5srs
Naxter No. Tension street, York road lambeth Londoa
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the ladies Of Now Yo.k, and its vicinity. Mrs. Hills
recent return from Paris where she the
pore Of having goods manufactured to sus all their
irons They offer fine quality French strs, st
81 70 to 81 pair in all cooro Slippers of STYLE
from g. 20 So felt Overshoes, AZ So An early call
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Boots ths finest CATERS neatsst AID most
Of Overshoep the incest of Slippers the prcties Of Drcss
Shoes and o$her articles commonly sailed
nay DC had st ,hs lowest possible prices al Brooks
l50 Fulton street, Er Brooks makes foot all
ald for in all ranks oe His rcpcro
contains goods TO suit eyerY Nobody tseto
satisfied customer.
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leave call the attention Of Western and gouthern mcr
chants visiting city for sprng purchases
Spring and summer Clothing which
20 varied as our manufacture of this season. embraces
and desirable style, with all
taste and elegance for which establishment swe think
80 justly celebrated sno priccs strictly low and uni
form. ID. a. j. DEVLIN.
So and 35 John corner of Nassau street.
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TEMPERANCE PErroNs.--M Snow presented,
In the Assembly, yesterdaya petition from New York
signed by fifty. i've thousand names favor OF law pro-
hitting the sale Of Intoxicating liquors The whole
s5c 0co snd 40 oto".sb Wy. .q,lss, Tst. !.
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French Hats.-Amidon, $40 Broadway,
has just received invoice of opendd French Hats
year pattern which the attention of gentlemen invited.
+. II. AMIDON, GAO Broadway.
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Both branches Of Congress have already been
wraneNng over the everlasting subject Of the pub
lilo printing. In the House Of Representative, Mr..
Defy has introduced proposition for the establish
nent Of National Bureau Of Printing, which We
publish at length N our columns to-day. II is at
least beginning in great measure Of reform. Mr.
Smart has also introduced smart proposition. Is
substitute for the present bunging contract sys-
tenn. In the Senate and in the House, resola-
tion has been offered from the Committee ON
Printing, authorizing the committee to contract
with the publishers of the Union newspaper, upon
what they may consider to be reasonable TERMS"
for the printing of the returns Of the census Of 1850
This will be job of $4,000 profit, more or less.
1t appears, also, that the FepMhic, by sort Of
understanding between the parties, is to come in
for share of the profits. Another plan has been
proposed by the Southern Press, anxious also to
have finger in the pie, which is, to make fair
division Of the job among all the political organs
in Washington. The National ls,teUigence, the
Oldest, proudest the msanest, and poorest Of them
ell, the Republic, also languishing from an INSULT
cent supply Of treasury pap the Union, hungry for
its share Of the spos, tho Sohrw Press, also seaut
Of flesh upon the ribs, and all, would be greatly
benefited by such an arrangement. Indeed
it would be windfali, a God-send, for which
| every one Of them would be exceedingly thank
full. The National Era, singularly enough,
the sleekest and latest Of the lot, would also
find share of the spoils very acceptable.
Between the plan Of favoritism to the Union and
republic, and the plan Of "fair divide all round
all men disposed to be just and impartial must, Of
course, decide in favor Of the latter. What right
has one political organ in Washington to subsist
upon the peoples money more than another ! and
by what authority any party in Congress author.
lied to squander hundreds Of thousands Of the pub
lie treasure upon one political newspaper, to the
exclusion Of all the rest If, therefore, the public
printing is to be given out to the party press, let
the press of all parties, in Washington, come in for
share-the whig, the democratic, the secession,
and the abolition organ. Why make fish Of one
and flesh of another
But the main reason for division Of the public
printing among all the political organs at the seat
ofgovernment, is that, excepting the National Era
every one is absolutely in great need Of it. From
an exhibit published in the Southern Press, it ap'
pears that the permanent subscriptions Of the
Washington newspapers, as certified by the afida-
Wits Of their respective proprietors are as follows-
| NuMBHR OF PAPERS PUBLISHED NATIONAL INTEL
| LrGENcER, UHoy AND soUTHERN Press AS PRESENTED
| AND CONSIDERED July 1851.
i National InteligencT
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Greenwich street. OF Chambers street.-The Shrt
ready made, or made to order In style wbsb
surpass English and German Hosery Of all kinds collars
erayats, suspsnders, gloves, &c.
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Or. Kcllirgcr again on tho Ea,r--Hcad,

ms s snd fattinIy di3st WAY , Binngct saF %
wines brfneies cigars teas &c universally known over
the United States and the CanadaeDR. KELLIN Era
Dear srlt is with gYeat pleasure shat inform that
short time since he krsWm Rowan, familiarity known 81
Judge Rowan with whom have Teen
for mary yeas-I knew him to DO bald - nearly
Yeare-l had not seen him for length of time he called
in ~ my store took eft his has and brushn hair
discovered the change and asked him what 10
he informed mo that ho had uecd nothing but Rcngers
Magic Fluid must confess that greatly sstonishoa
lot never thought that the human hair could be roater
after being bald long. Fog further
particularly, see advertisents il an Other column
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sCAsT OFF CLoTHIN0 JEwELRY, AND ALL KINDS
ofeuperauous artiolesTho subj criber s continues
old established stand paying cash Ia current money
for The above, making application by note or
l.. A. COWkN, No. WAl street, basement
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Ehompson IL stIiI making those hand

SEINE pictures and perfect Increases tho price
fifty oente each tperectly finished his Galleries No
ns Brosdway: and iei Tcl.on street Broohyn. The
warranted durable and petfees. JW THOMPsON Daguer
reotype Artist, S5 Broadway and No. l6l Fulton
BroIklYn.
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Gentlemen's Hats, Spring Fashion -War-
nooks a7s Bre.dway Irving Aoue win introduce thSir
beauty OF this forthcoming pattern war
rant in anticipa ting for IL universal
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Hatter No. l6 Broadway respectfully solicit the atten
zion Of their patrons and the public generality 70 Spring
Saturday. the 4h day of February B. Co. feel
that this style will commend itself to the
munity will insure the liberal patronage which
they have heretofore received B-Hats of Style
notice.
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AIhfr 0FP CLoTBIE0 AND FURNIPURa WANTED.
~ Ladies' o. goatanen having any ootng fuyni5urs
ieNoTy TO d5pobo obtain fsr pros by
fr sho subsgrbor - his Hcgtonoc through che pos
Ladies' fhteaded by Ags DusSeidorp. No V sim ntsoA
r. N. DUesELDOHP
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sedcd by made the patent plan adopted GREEN
No Aston House, Eief!s impossible Every style OF
figure 10 suited taste satisfied Asy In
the delivery adds TO the qualification produced BY the
feet IT,
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sale Of Turtle Bay Property TO be made by
this day. at IL ococh at the MercE ants Exchange
sitting Of The valuable lots yiz-25 lots Forty
ninsb st.ct; do First avenues 30 do Fortyeighth
street. two which h erected two story franc house,
now occupied IS tavern. which will DO sold with the oM.
Also lots A. together wish the wafer rights
The East The property will be sold in single lots
paIcea suit purchasers For particulars apply at this
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gswHre or Imposition a tho Post oiic'
CfagSH.

Gates.
10 Fufrr, INV HERALD.
IN epfrlrs Tie wrapper IL one OF he numerous
hIhhiY HrRAIpa fcld by boy At She gate before ths
ee itQfe 81 Tie Arctic Saturday found Aat ~ vas
~ nole theel daily, and shave Of four cents " o.
New York Jan. o. 1854
IAose who wish the HERALD, TO send 10 Europe,
" any where else, csn always obtain tho right
esiuen' and Tao right date, a. the Office.
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style oil s are pronounced She most peffect mi alton
nature got wanting yory sapayior article,
should c-il ~ BATcHEOa celebrated wig sory No
wall stroes whore DO found tine isgsest ans bss "a
sortmenl In the city Copy the address.
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exception o. observation tho very beat nvened
oeiebIAted Gosraud Ledcsted Sosp for ouzg pimploa
rockies sslowness cheps. ehafe roushness, 30. Poasrg
Subtitle rgroon hair frsr any part Of tho body. Llaus
Rouge, Lily White And Hair Giors, ~ 81 walker ssreor,
near Broadway, and Calender, 80 8. 3rd. Philada
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SOMETHING FOR THE HUNoARIANs. There is one
man in tho bloody Astor House, tho revolutionary
centre Of the Hungarian Com mitteo, who has some
common sense, and some common feeling, and docs
rot deal in two dollar muskets, nor trouble him self
much about issuing shnplasters to humbug the
community and cheat public sympathy He comes
to the point at once and has already furnished as-
sistance to tho poor, desolate Hungarians in this
city, Of much more Importance to the cause Of hu.
mainly than the trash circulated in other quarters
Yesterday wc received the following note, with the
enclosure Of sixty three dollars mentioned
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Cutting Hair and yXn;akars ah,iruIr


beautifully, End In every entirely conforming
shane an size Of tho head well she entro
eftho venre By HILL, te nsablo, corner of Pine
Nassau streets.
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Hair Dye Abe best Jat discovered ooorng .ho hair
wniskors the nomant is applied The wonderful css,
and cortsinty With which thig avoro end old cstsehe
Hair pys feriorng astenirhirs 10 u for sale or applied
addrose.
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63 WALL STREET,

Nrw YoPK, Feb. 0, 1854
j. GoRDoN BENNETT, Esq My DEaR srn-Bs kind
enough to pass the accompanying S33 to kind Mrs How
ard TO distribute among the most nsedy Of the HunSa-
rams, In such sums and for such purposes sa 10 her
JuGg ment will go furthest. send 1t you for had 1t not
been for you, hsd not known OF their nece,sltes
Believe nc truly yours
O. T. CROMWELL
This is real hungarian sympathy and good
feeling, ard Mr.. Crom veil deserves more than oil
tho others put togethcr-credit for his humanity,
aud his interest 10 the distressed. lie may not DO
rewarded with nnttering resolutions in this world,
or great apr lause from tho socialists or much ap.
probation from those who have guns ard pistols to
cell to revolutionary leaders; but We trust that
thore is m hereafter, in which his reward viii be
ample and complete.
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tifu discovery in the arts by William Butler proprietor
Of the Plumbe National Gallery, No 2 Broadway Those
pictures combine the detail of the dsguorrtype with the
hnish Of the fnebt miniature painting.
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Company, Charleston. s. c. February7 lssa-Ths Com
pany continues receive and forward goods of commits
ons as usual They also deliver goods At their depot ia
a. the same rates as the drayage and addona
toll the bridge Augusss being the Company
p NJ and TO arrive AZ Harrisburg At next morning from
eis Railroad and the Day Express by the passenger
10 full operation. Shippers rely upon
despatch being given to their goods to all points IN South
Carolina Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and Mississippi.
r. vaut
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exelau atoms Of ell who Everdois beautiful Silver sor.
dered Wedsing Cards. and elegant Silver Lace Wedding
veopes 3J2 Broadway of Duane street. NJ Yvere
has branch OH No. Is Wall street, the accommo-
dation OF his down town customers.
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Hair Brushes by the Thoused Fourteen Of the bose Artists
In America The magnificent Hair dressing establish
mens in the World. Features till now unheard OF NV
Frseurs unsurpassed In the world aways thc spot
he thoussnd The saloon 10 "a Splendid Is the
81 regal residence. The attendance for
element the moment he ths DOORS The style of Out
hing and Dressing ,he h.r eeses before dreamed
Broadway corner of olassored com-
Injuries novelties and convenienoies than
gathered within the four walls Of tonso-isl estsbsh
pyinspPhaions Magic Hair Eye, Z COLOR sSs half o.
whisker the moment applied without injury 10 tho
hair skin. II be washed Immediately without dsturb
the color end has bad odor spped sold.
PLAl0ps Wig aud To upee nufaotory.
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HeMds celebrated Factory, q Maiden Lane a.de y
the best msterale, and combine alt the laea i'm
warranted % t End rot 10 shrink change color
brsids o. long hr fops Br1d, go Rooms exousiysiy lo
Wigs ar hair 4 Jirg. Copy the addross
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simply disgaoefnl. Both houses appear 10 dc.
spair Of any amendment under this system. The
only altern stive H. then, the establishment Of well
regulated national printing Office, for the execution
Of the printing Of Congress and all the departments
of the government. We trust that they who have
taken the matter In hand viii hold fast, and per-
severe, and continue to persevere, till the great
object is accomplished. Thus We shall stop at
least one source Of party bribery and political COR
ruption The Lord prosper the good work.
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sortmert Of Watches by the proved Makers arc
sAVAGE6 No % Fulton street. and will DO sold very
tte best made ofany in the city sold only No. 81
ton Street.
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Peoples Lecturcs.-Ralph Waldo Emer-
10 lecture this evening at the Tabernacle Power
Our citizens we'll with the
and merits of this gentlemen to need than passing
notice TO induce them to attend.
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ADVERTISEMENTS BgNRWBD GVERY D5Y.
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n-POIS0NIYG.H.ss

Thousands of parents who use Vermifuge
composed Of Castor oil, CaloInel, &C., are not
aware, that while they appear to benefit the pa
tient, they are actually laying the foundations
for series of diseases, such as salvation, loss
of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column viii be found the adyer-
tsement of Hobensack's Medicines, 10 which
we ask the attention Of ali directly interested
in their own as well as their Children's health
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those OF a bilious type, should make use
of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack's LII
yer Pills.
nSs-.. BE not decieped, " but ask for Hobensacks'
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that
each has the signature of the Proprietor, } N
Hobensack, as none else are genuine.
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OBITUARY.-Died, on the evening of Tuesday,
November, >, 1852, of black vomit and convul-
sions, the universal Wing party" aged about
Is years:
Like the leaves of the forest, when Summer is
seen.
The Wings with their banners that morning
were seen
Like the leaves of the forrest, wnen Autumn
path blown,
The Wings, IN the eUsning, lay withered and
strown
For a rich Irish brougue was borne on the
blast,
And it breathed in the face of the Wings as it
passed,
And the pulse of Sieve CANNON wax'd deadly
and chill,
And he lied one more lie, and forever grew
still
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ITALY.

4 letter from Naples, of the 8th, in the Dqi1g
Ns1rs, says-''An American trading ship, on its
arrival from tie United States at Palermo, re-
cendy, was suddenly searched by the police au-
thorities, who supposed she brought political
correspondence. The American consul at Pal
erlno had written, for instructions in the case,
to the American Minister at Naples"
II. Bartolomeo Herrera delivered his creden-
tials on the Sd inst, to the Pope, as minister
from Peru te the Holy See.
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There is to be a great shooting match at JEFF
ferson, on Saturday next, commencing at lO
o'clock in the forenoon. 4 Devonshire COW, a
large hog, three watches and fifty turkeys are
the prizes. If we were as good marksman as
the man who shot four bullets into the bunk
hole of barrel while it was rolling down a hill
we would surely win a time-piece, (Which we
much need) but we don't happen to rate quite
so good.
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good time, such an occasion should arise, and
my health and strength remain, shall be pre-
pared to give to the country ofmy birth the REM
nant of a life which will have been passed in
the service of the country of my adoption
Again return you my thanks, and my best
wishes for your welfare and happiness
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ses.The Commissioners of the county few
weeks ago appointed NJ. HAssoN, Esq, their
clerk. The appointment is quite judicious
one and has been conferred upon an uniinching
democrat and able advocate Of democratic mea-
sures Our friend thus meets with some reward
for the very efficient service he rendered the
party in this county, during the late canvass.
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By notice in another column it will be obser-
ved that w W. IVORY, Esq, has been appoint
ed ticket and freight agent at the Summit for
the Pennsylvania Railroad. On and after to-day
tickets will be sold by him at the following
rates TO Pittsburg $2.9O to Harrisburg,
1890; to Philadelphia $3.50 and to all in
termediate points at the rate of D cents per
mile. The arrangement is an excellent one and
VIII meet the appreciation Of all.
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Very Ini erestinS from nIWashin2fon--The W
AdItIiItstr on and Cuba--The Prince
toms Boilers, &c.

n II he
Admin istraIIOn and Cuba--TIe PrIncc
toms Boilers, &c.
WASHINGTON, Nov. %.
It IS understood that Mr.. Davenport 5 explain
alton that his letter, stating that Mr.. Smith
would % back to Havana, was written to the
consignees Of the Crescent City, and not to the
Cuban authorities, is satisfactory to our govern
ment. 1t appears that his order to the Mace
donia was dated as far back as the 18th instant.
the day before be wrote the letter TO Drake &
Co. The order met him on his arrival in New
York. 1t has been suspended for the present.
The government has determined not to permit
officers Of the navy to command any of the Law
line Of steamers so long as Mr. Smith is retain
ed in the Crescent City. When Mr.. Law sees fiji
10 remove Nr. Smith, the several officers of the
navy viii be permitted to resume their positions
on his steamers. The President is not willing
that the government of the Unitedd States
should in any way appear TO countenance Mr..
Law in continuing the Smith difficulty: and he
considers the feeling Of the government might
well be misunderstood, were they to permit of
icers Of the navy TO act as captains Of the ves-
sells, whilst the difficulty remains unsettled sim
ply because Mr. Smith is retained
1t seems to be conceded by our government
that the Cuban authorities have the right to
object to sir. Smiths presence tn ere is a re-
port that the government intend to recede from
the sale Of muskets to George Law, on the
ground that he has failed to comply with the
conditions of the purchase.
Commodore Downes, Commander Glenn, and
Lieutenauts McBlair, Pennock, Blunt and Hunt
have been appointed inspectors, on the part Of
the navy, under the new Lighthouse Board
Engineer-in-chieC Steward, under whose dir
ectiuns the boilers q the Princeton were made.
says that the defect complained OF in them is Of
slight importance and can easily be remedied.-
He Is now at Norfolk, making the necessary al
terat;ons, which he declares will not cause more
than day or two of deaY