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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08

Judge NASH has been appointed Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court of the State of North Carolina
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the late resigna-
ton of the Hon. Thomas RUFFIN.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08

The Charleston Mercury publishes correspondence
between President Polk and Mr. FRANCIS w. PIoKESs of
South Carolina by which it appears that on the 21st Of
April 1915, the President rendered to Mr. PIcKEss the
appointment of Minister to England successor to Mr.
EVERETT but which declined by Mr. Pickens on the
18th of the same month, the ground that questions
then pending forbade his acceptance consistently with the
feelings of allegiance which he bore to his own State
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08

AN EXPLOSION OF GAwoRKs.-The gasworks in woon-
socket (R ~ exploded on Monday morning shockingy
burning two workmen and blowing the purifying house.
which was of stons entirely pieces The accident was
caused by the men going into the building with lantern
to search for q leak which was supposed TO exist
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08

Among distinguished visitors at present in the
city, we have been glad to meet the Hon. RICHARD
RUSH, Of Pennsylvania who is here in his capacity
of Regent of the Smithsonian Institution, the annual
meeting of which commenced yesterday; and the
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, of Pennsylvania. The for
mer gentleman lodges at Browns Hotel the latter at
Gadsbv's
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08

RAILROADS IN MIssoURI.-The Missouri Legis-
lature has passed and the Governor has approved
the Pacific railroad bill, the Iron Mountain railroad
bill, and the North Missouri loan bill These bills
lend the credit of the State to certain extent to
the proposed works.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08

The Missouri LEGISLATURE has passed bill
chartering the North Missouri Railroad Company
and giving it State aid to the amount of two mil
lions of dollars
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08

RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION Commissioners
of Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, have subscribed
the sum of s750000 to the Allegheny Valley Rail-
read. 1t is said they would have subscribed round
million, but s250000 were retained to push forward
the Steubcnyille road
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08

In Albany, New York, young lady has started a
Ragged School," in which she now has forty or fifty
children, picked up in the streets.
May she be rewarded with dozen Of her own, each
Of them good and virtuous and blessing to her
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08

JAMES r. SPALpNG, Esq, formerly European CORE
spondent of the New York Courier and Enquirer under the
signature of "Sigma has become permanently associat
ed with JAMES WATSON WEBB, Esq in the editorial man
agement and control of that journal
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08

Fifty passengers arrived at Baltimore on Sunday who
came direct from Wheeling the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad giving practical proof that the road is in travel
ling order though the formal opening does not take place
till the 10th instant
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08

SERIOUS AFFaaY-on Saturday last Dr. Lewis Hines and
Mr. Thomas Harrison both Of Bryan county had personal
difficulty at The house Of Mr. Tlman in Bryan and during
the quarrel Hines drew knife and cut Harrsons
throat severing the juguar vein and wndppe Harrison
lived but short time receiving the wound wsundsr
stand that Hines has been will have legal exani
nation The parties previously had been intimate friends,
rSaraspaa Reps5'iea~,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08

Judge SAMUEL c. RoASE died his plantation in JEFF
ferson county, Arkansas the 9Th of December in the
Goth year Of his age He had held various prominent
official positions in that State
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08

hcpermanent debt Of New York city, redeemabe diff
feren periods from 1866 to 1885, amounts to 49,
from which $4l75s45 is to be deducted for amount in
sinking fand
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08
COINAGE AT THE MINT.

The Report of the Assistant Treasurer of the
United States Mint, at Philadelphia states the fol-
lowing to have been the coinage of the Mint for the
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08

moutn VI december:
GoLD-265, SIC Double Eagles !. S5,316,82O
l,245 Eagles ll2450
25,2s7 Half Eagles Ill, 435
3S,G60 Quarter Eagles 3d. $50
133,s50 Gold Dollars 133 $50
47l,s5s Pieces $5,77O7o5
SILVER, $50 Half Dollars So, 295
1860 Quarter Dollars ,165
2S0500 Dimes 286 $50
PAL 500 Half Dimes 1905
$685. 800 Three-Cent Pieces l06,6l7
4575,00S Pieces S5,924,5 O7
CoPPER-SS6, BAL Cents 1893
-----
5,46l, 349 Pieces So, 933, $40
The amount of California gold deposited during the
month was gold from other sources S65 OO0
and silver bullion, $4,000
The total amount Of gold deposited during the year was
SOL 1885, being three millions more than in 1851
The total coinage for the year is follows emitting
fractions in several cases:
GoLD-2, 053, 026 Double Eagles Sal 060, $40
263, log Eagles 9 63l O6O
513,90l Half Eagles 1860, sos
1,l59,3Sl Quarter Eagles q S99 2O2
2,0io,35l Gold Dollars 2,045, 1851
6,094.765 Pieces So, sos, 6as
SILVER, 100 Dollars .Ia 81 LOO
1870 Half Dollars - a3S.565
1900 Quarter Dollars 1925
1898, Duo Dimes 1873, $50
,000, QUO Half Dimes 50,025
1868, 500 Three Cent Pieces 905
27,549,555 Pieces . . S52, 1852, 94S
COPPER s, 162, 094 Cents K S5l, $40
S2,7l1,649 Pieces So, 404, 500
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08

Monsieur PETIy, the celebrated aeronaut from Paris
made ascension from New Orleans on Christmas day.
accompanied by three amateurs of which the Picayune
Of the 26th ultimo gives the annexed account:
About two thousand persons assembled Yesterday To
witness the excursion Of NJ Pen with three his friends
in balloon Every thing passed off to the satisfaction
and delight Of the crowd The balloon was Of immense
size, but the car the great curiosity IL was built in
the shape of large skf with extensive wings attached
to the side enabling NJ. Pen to guide the direction Of
his aerial craft from within The car is built mostly of
cork lined around with cavities containing gas The as
censon took place after two O'clock amid the cheers
Of the crowd the stars and stripes flying from the limit
vessel Nj Petin for time could be distinctly seen
walking about in his fai structure directing its move
ments The excitement Of the spectators was much
heightened by witnessing the balloon pass through beau
tfu white cloud, which for time obscured the floating
machine from sight After rising to great height the
balloon took different directions according the will Of
Its pilot but finally went off in southeastery direction
The Courier Of the 9th chronicles the return Of NJ.
Petin to New Orleans as follows:
The balloon ascended about $4,000 feet and was car
ried by strong wind the eastward BY an accident
In managing the valve for the escape of the gas too much
gas escaped and the balloon rapidly sunk and fell into
the water of Lake Borgne, about mile from the land
at IL minutes past o'clock NJ The boat car being
loaded upset when it struck the water which about
fifteen feet deep NJ Petin and his three passengers
chung to the bottom Of their frs car when after being
IN the water about half hour they discovered by
the Captain Of the steamboat Aabuma from Montgomery
Ala TO this city. The party taken board and
brought to this city. The balloon was much torn and
nearly ruined while taking it board the steamboat
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08

The SEQUEL JoKE-Itw be remembered that somo
three months since family named Bragg engaged pas
sage in the clipper Ponesian for California. but by
mistake were left behind while their baggage was
carried of in the Polynesian AT that time the clipper
Winged Arop the stocks at Briggs shin ward Al
South Boston, but within two weeks was launched and
set sail, with the family board as passengers. By
the steamer Uncle Sam learn Of the arrival of the
Winged Arrow at San Francisco with the Bragg family
who, at last accounts, waiting patiently for their
baggage the Polynesian not having arrived Joke at
both ends Of the journey has surely been the lot of Mr.
Bragg and his friends.--Boston 7rapeller 31s
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08

officers of the Army and Navy and the friends of tn
family respectfully invited to attend the funeral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

n e-y hN<rest 3, Ire pssce act Seeass the ssy.
sod tporrea Grsnue sf whas hSa osssteA fae l,st~r
s ,srsea 10y s.l' ,o I'D ~, 49, 90 s =,
hrs wsy rous fse eUPecS % sophie We tea etAsA
tvs Msxsfy "a srd drove hssn 10 ts@ se'iAa
thas be hsa rccSve Ao 90 the bad hke sse sAx efs
sfo; t1ss nss A eyrs FISH and that whea be isokeS
roand he sa~ oDOossil struggling viii nss On IN
OnorneI toa me hat shey haa rot wslsea 10 o. -
sters on the hSsscn before ~ ov spr'os ap,r hs
hscsev aosssshi3S lsise; that BE- raaeas,ey sesr<
sOposoes has .svei my hs' lie had aslf ssrsnsa IL
r. an when people came az 10 reader &sses,ce. Tes
would ssSs pat es % aestn ees Tvs stesfy erdeses s
sioa everybody in DESPAIR fhs haes ics-aestsiy
c,a the rawSy stsrors cccuped tha troops coss seeS
70 their barracks and so afsses ssesfsrAed es As
showed the wsrsress sympathy. tst at VII b. = wsa
a. OSu Al MilSn two OF kcssn,hs emra,~,res have
ns 20 enter th~ iowa the ssy sisr the rcw Hs Nsc~y
getting On well, the woRPd IS closed retS his HAD
sche has saeSided Is eny Rlt when he eosAs easree
MAJESTY secs Jute well With has riSss eye bot the s eve
a. stin dali To prevent Inflammation ce "a PLACED ecas
usiy On his bead The pAysciAns think thsw,n proves
satisfied hitherto, bat HIS Majesty viii have 10 rsnssis
esst o. tee GAYS Perfectly quiet bed without occsp
mach asns Ahert Of sascay arrived here yestsfasg
evening. En~t was herr Yesterday tor few hesrS leo
pold comes on the 80. Years AscHpVxs RAINxs-s
From Pesth, LIST inst, it was stated that
Nosicpy chief OF guerillAs and three OF HE sccSN.
p'ices one Of whom wss tutor 10 kossuths csildres
were TO be executed the Sd. Accounts VIA ssh say
that the execution took place 1t Pesh the day spe
6ed the vicinG being Charles Juhhsl ex,utcr 10 Ees
suihs family Charles Andvssay DeyenyVlfsia Cas-
per NOszh,py and Samuel Sarko1y Aadrssfy Wa
shot in the Neuge5Ane and the other three hanged a.
the usual place Of execution before the Ulcer gate
great crowd attended SsrS5ry saeered 6rss then JuA
bal. NssSopy. the last says The Prssss wss thu esy
one who showes no repentance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

-rn here ro-i tar hin y rsres AffsT - E-r-ved
inssse the Prsoo hs phyacai power began 70 fail saa
be oErereS - b moved He vas led Up SEARS y tSo
Of the keepers Of the pr-on We uaierssand that ae
Etzted sOue bclor before be put INTO his Gel o1i
Iris Wa Refused hin BE st7i declares bis own mao
cence, but expressed he willingness 10 die. The one
expression We take to Be sboas suafai the oteer
be should be kept without stinalSaf for lev dsyS
when we think he would tel wiley different tale.
During the week ending yesterday, 1851
TINS Of coal were transported the Schlyikl CsnsL
Late last night James Knight, one Of the crew
o. the U ; sloopOfvar 81 Mays while his return
truul the theater wsyAii and knocked down n the
neghhorto God II Second and Ssurhsts, By two desPe
rste villains one Of then he'd bis mouth with his hssd
while the Other riei his pockets Of g1id wstch sat
AZ amount OF money. This morning. q; early hour.
Orcer Watun OF tne Southwark DivisiOn Of the Mar.
shais POEce, arrested William Harper. OF Racsst
wharf on suspicion Of having committed the O1else.
The prisoner 10 TIE wsich stolen and also afor
nstson which nsy lead b the detection Of the otser
aooomplice
DR. E. Cooley fell dead in Sansom-st. Hall
Last evening
The speedy execution of the monster Spring
strongly urCei for the purpose Of striking terror 70
the hearts of evidoers serving a. terrible lesson
Crime punished speedily and severely has more inia
ence upon men Of bad passions than when dsaii with
tArdly We trust sincerely ths; spring VII be executed
summary
The weather to DAY is an improvement upon
yesterday But are inflicted with clouds Of dust |,
nuisance which perceive you labor under. Bring out
the watering csrts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
AUSTRIA

The Emperor has quite recovered. His
wound indeed time dangerous 70 life, but the
shock seemed 20 have aected hs BRAIN and beng
torsous tia, "hs bosoms ord does 81, firmly hs
throns fears were entertained taat az a,eees would
be unsettled These fesrs now over Wa tAGf hg-
baaaas kiicA dsfn ats>s has Majesty the Austran pa
oers saw b. has conferred small pension on LiDenys
mother who VS. expelled from hsr place ~ kitchen
maid BY ne loyal family which she served when her
con attempted 10 Be 4 reg1cide.
The subscription 20 build a church in CON-
snorsi.oa VI lis MAlestys escape has resae nearly
T5OOeO aorss sIthOUgn tn1nk TIE mater asd bet
ter have been allowed sgbsae quietly. Count ODon-
rel vic cut the sssAsstn down and the burgher Ertep
sch who held Inn when ne nas down, are scill ne
heroes Of re day IN Vienna. The former has received
splendid vase froEn ,Ae ladies' prayer oOOk from the
ures:s with ribsnds and orders rom several Coarts
and the later las been 0rnaeHted UEh the civil medal
e" q the Raoeerner.
The TIsHaa Jogrual OF the 5th Publishes the
following let.gr written By the ArcGs1ke RziaeY Of
Austria 70 Archdake Albreehf, Austrian Governor Of
Hungary, informing him Of TIE srsck On the Emperor
"FcszsAkT q, 1855.
kurry ca bers- Wa striaz At ny table rs.Alns
the stn abo1t S- p<sS y n he day Visa 1y e9sseD
ruced Lfto the roots. ard exeizmed His Mzesry CON
ma up stars beed1nx, he E.ssr have had h.l Dh
kr % gst linen and cold vscer sn1 rushed Oaf az a as
Assesry entered ne sneros He sad 70 IaSy n4ss
beea trying thsir Milan ,Yieks 90 me now va xaosr
pecrtec shsc he soowee hk h&n<kerehst o@xSa wa
blood, wkich be lad ben boiling - s e1et q Is sSea
ODonnel ard veshsd the wo11d SEn co.'s stLef. cf.
ODonneA sHd ordered O1t tee Ssrr,Ass q - H
inrh N snzrh IL vas rsyiny snd besns eepsoasy fssre
va blood down the shir - NJ - ne vsf ans
zoe. o. boS al over has drs= Boa hls end ODsuEsRs
t.sat.rstists ssSs sostst vita k0sT A. ssa y 81 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
ENGLAND

On Wednesday, the 9Th instant, the proceed
u.s were % no Interest sl<heT House Of Psr4meE,
On The l0-h n the Commons, Mr.. DrlrlmOnd ssket
whether The G0ysrEmsA' hAd cOnsGered TIE effects Of
the reGaced value O. god, and consequences and
whether sdvlsAbls &c EppoB, Comzlr-ee 70
INQUIRE mo Ire altered value Of ne standard TIE
Chancellor o. the ENehequsg replied that The Govern
ueni had caTsf1ly watched the course Of monetary
trxnsacfons And especial the Llzx ard siu1 u git,
bu they had proof q tse reduced value u rne
precious counOdiry and they hsi E5snruoz, UaieT
present circumstance SnG presens advised . zp
D mt c1nanl-ree OF Inquiry. Lord r GrUsger0r
moved cr leGTe 70 bring o for ne repeal of me
Attorneys srd solicitors aanGa c=rrnczss duty, wlich,
s.er dscUsrOn put - he vote and leave granted
By majority Of = aSS-lst TIE Government lOng
o-cuss.sn sDdng N nstEng took pace on ne suoJeet
Of AtuirisrTzson Of eaths and 81. brought IN 70
.zari beaver pzn--keI;s Tor Assaults females and
chtrsr On Friday nizhf, 5OSh Houses lad uo1er dis
elsxin suhec- Cnnectet win the 6oTernEnent Of In
dlA The JsEsk DISABILITIES al came up N the House
Of Commons iOr a second. reatglz, and Of course
ssaksned warn DEBATE. -lr ;. The-iysr moved rnaz
the BIZ be r-sd TIA; day SIX raOntns Lord Montague
Grakzm seconded ne ssnesnduenT Mr.. Bernal Osborne
urRel thar religious Liberty violated n ne exci1soo
Of leus frun Parliament and though, ne question not
one Of Jewish DISABILITIES bur Of the rght Of Chrstsns
10 be rrprseuEed BY whom hey pleased Lard A. VSne
NJ lie nlsy Mr.. Newdig1ts and Mr. Drumrnond t0eslly
Spposet re hi1 % Chrsrisa grvVnis NJ. Bal (csu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
TURKEY

Prince Menchikof, Russian Minister OF Ma
rne aad Special Ambassador 10 Turkey had arrived
COnStsntnopie, ana immediately put himself IN
bjcstion with the Government. The Porte has, f -
sai6 resolved % reierthe question Of ts Holy shnnes
- the arbitration Of Prussia which, n u believed vii
be accepted Russia makes positive demand for
the publication Of the hfman In fsyor 81 tho Greeh
Church. which the Russian Minister obtained some tine
ssee but which has until been regarded - q lead
letter.
A Misunderstanding has arisen between ths
French Consul az Dsnascas and the Governor Of ths,
Province, respecting the violation Of inc house night
Of Count Escarae frenebmsn, who has sons -
ConsAntnopie 20 lay he complaint before the sultan
The Governor, Enair Sdsddn, has sso got Into din
Guilty with Mr.. Wood, inc British Consul VINO seelsss
him Of having cursed Queen victoria and her farh
Orders have gons rom Cge-sannnople 70 nresnss1
The amount Of indemnihcatlon agreed 10 be-
raid nv the Ponts % ne French holders of ths late Loss
= q frsnes per 600 r. bond.
Our latest accounts Of the state OF Affairs Ia
xop,snsgro are from a yienaa Dispatch Of the sss
ouba<hed IN the Dbss AMI announcing that shs stS.s
ESQ bad been reestabshed IN Montenegro al hossiss
suspended, and The political refugees removed 20 sbe
70 Austria bat ths . very doubtful. ssd he Porte -
sares the Bosnian Christians Of protection.
The Ottoman Government has conceded O
the freBch Consul &c smyrns a Indemnify o. y0.Oe
pasues for distribution among such q hs eoaaxynSn
A. have been plundered By brssndz
lbrahim Pasha, in by-gone tmes Master %
the OrdsEe. who rendssed szeh good scrvtee 10 3a'-
eoanssnsncs sss Of so sFr cast that he went by ms
usn,e Of "K1stzehezn," or black hsii
Financial Affairs In Turkey are stll Ia
vresehsd szss The Trrk1A ire the sssi yAise a
which 4 100 Ii.sfyes tss fissn ~ 49, and - 5fnkfa
are exceedingly retyc' - - ~ hisene-~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
AUSTRIAN BARBARITlES IN Italy.
PROSPECTS IN FRANCE.
Dates; Liverpool and London, March IL;
Paris, March IL.

The steamship ASIA from Liverpool on sat
urdsy March l2th arrived tbs pOr about o'clock
lasl evening.
When the Asia left, the Washington vas
hourly looked for OF Cowes on her way 70 Bremen,
buf in Consequence Of the ros not having broken up
IN The North sesPors j, s expected ale viii be enable
continue her voyage. and vii therefore remain
Southampton until me river Weser BE- nsvigabls
The news offers nothing extraordinary. The
Engllsh and Continental Markets are slke duh WIKI
al the influx Of gold, money IN England Is becoming
tighter
The following persons came passengers in the
Asia
ws.t " " ~ M Dir R.arse-. L $500. Jaaa "A
Adams Ios B-laly ~ D-sh, Le4t H.ron, L-at sh4ck.fy
Czpr 41y thds-a 81 Mes-rs
sclly Bos@-I H. E11oGas. Mafhl--oE : ~ Atkn r. No
Grh1sl Lew Bruzsla. shots A. iAan@ Basney
me Res Mciales Cosss@l. Lnns p Pinoutl Oliver.
6fs.-m4a czeror Corr Has.es, q poe, s;e~ar gf@y.
" g. " Bes, p HllsoB A & Hats Nlrray. A Wa
HanaEon MEruot. ssissl-s Wa NcAozns EsEn MRS
kzsl', R1s-rs " seu NAyvr h Wee 5oha "-st A Hsar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
FRANCE.

Gossip says perhaps prematurely, that the
Empress Eugene viii not suffer ae direct ine Of the
Bonapartes 70 iaiL
We are without political news. Three new
Senators have been added 70 the list Gen Aupick. the
French Ambassador at Madrid. NJ Lcbrun. expeer Of
France, and Baron Theullen, members OF the Corps
egislatf II 10 now said that the coronation ct the En-
peIor and Empress viii take place next month
Although the negotiations between Prussia
and France for the accession Of the latter TO the Ausro
German postal union have not succeeded they have led
90 the adoption Of certain facilities in commercial cOm-
municeiions These measures viii soon be carried into
elect and will II IL supposed lead 10 the conclusion OF
a deiDitive postal tresfy.
A French Consulate ia 10 be established at
Broussa Turkey the residence Of Add eLk sder Baron
Rousseau formerly interpreter the African Array Is
spoken Of Tor this post but the appointment will not be
Immediately hed up.
The Minister of Public Works has just appro-
priafed sum OF 5JO,000f for he completion OF the
Canal from Csen to the
During January the number Of deaths In
Paris go males sol females being $50 In
Of the previous month
NJ de Solms, husband OF Aldme. do Solms
whose expulsion from France caused talk
has gone 20 IIavre 60 embark for America
An Imperial decree ordains that China erdpeS
imported into France from the possessions OF Great
Britain in Europe shall no longer be subject 10 the
restrictions established by the ordinance OF sth Febr
~ 1926 Another decree orders that the sailing az sea.
of mackerel taken by French fishing boats shall be
for that purpose and third decree extends from three
10 six months the term for dutyree retxportation OF
divers products lead
The Minister ofthe Interior has submitted 10
the Comi,e Hygiene Pubque and the Comite des Arts
Manufactures the importance Of employing white Of
zinc instead Of whitehead 10 painting with view 10 pre-
vent the Daladies caused among the workmen by the
poisonous effects Of the latter Committee Is appoint
"a 10 report in II days on the subject
St Armand, being SICK, has gone TO the south
OF France for health On bis recovery Il expected ne
will take the command which has been 80 long talked OF
for him In Algeria
NOn-c commissioned officers, cOrpOrals and pr-
vses dceorsted with the military medal receive
salute from sentnes and all other soldiers Of their
grade who may not be 40 decorated.
The corvette Eurydice, fitting at roulon, the
transports Prevoysnte at Cherbourg aud Ssrcelle. at
Brest are under orders for the Pacific.
Ahmed, Caliph OF Medjana, in Algiers, lately
10 Paris pay his respects 10 the Emperor, our
the way back 10 Africa died OF apopexy. His Obse
qes celebrated at Msrseiles with great military
pOmp.
A sloop, named the COmte LehOn, built OF
zinc with iron frame launched 26th ult ct Nantes