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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21


DEATH OF YANKEE SULLIvAN.-By pri-
vate dispatch to gentleman of this city we
learn that Yankee Sullivan was killed on
Wednesday noon in his fight with Morrissv.
1t appears that after their attempted arrest
IN New York, they came to Buffalo, and
crossing over TO Canada, commenced their
brutal combat on English soil Ninetv-eight
rounds were fought. Sullivan, as usual
with him, made several foul blows, upon
which his opponent warned him that unless
he desisted, he would kill him. The warn
ing being dsregarIed, Morrissy, at the 98th
round struck him below the ear instantly
breaking his neck.
We make no comments. The theme is
too repulsive TO dwell upon Chic Iri5.
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MASONRY AND CATHoLICIsM.-In the last
number of the Pittsburg Catholic, we find
the terrors of communication denounced
on all Catholic members Of secret societies.
We append few extracts:
"A Catholic who ioius the Odd Fellows,
or any other secret society, has los. the
grace of God and is 70 longer within the
pale of the Church"
"When Catholic joins one of these Sc
cret societies, the grace of God forsakes him
and he can no longer be considered mem
Der of the Church"
at is to be feared that the majority of
Catholics who join these secret societies, in
a short time become intidels.''
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

A COSTLY NECKLAcE.-Thc most valua-
bic article of biioutrie on exhibition in the
Crystal Palace is said to be owned in New
York. It is pearl necklace, which con
sists of wreath of pearls, with one large
diamond in the midst, and is valued at s. 5
600. 1t is said that a millionaire recently
appointed by President Pierce to a diplo-
matte post in Europe, offered S14, 800 for
it, but that price was refused
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

The usual place of resort for Dublin du-
ehStS Is called the Fifteen Acres. An at
torney in that city, in penning challenge,
thought most likely he was drawing lease,
and invited his antoganist to meet him at
''the place called Fifteen Acres"-"be the
same more or less"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
BIRTHS ExTRAoRpINARY.- Missouri

Births EXTRAoEDINAKY.-The Missouri
Republican of the 9Th inst, says:
Just as the rain was commencing yes
tcrday afternoon, a lady who had been to
the posto!Iicc to mail letter IL was return
ing from it,stcpped into the real estate Office
of Clark d Troy, to escape the shower.
She was shortly aftcrward delivered there
of three children at birth--two boys and
a girl-a.l OF whom were living and doing
we'll when heard from several hours later
TIE lady and her oflsprings were removed
with all possible care to the house of one of
her friends She is the wife Of a highly
respectable gentleman, pork packer of Gin
cinnati, and is on a visit to some acquaint-
ances in this city ="
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

A COOP ONE.-The Paris correspondent
Of the N. Y. Times, in rcmarking on the
importation of Congress water from the
Saratoga Springs, which lie says is adver-
tised by a chemest in that city, speculates
on the reason why it is called Congress
water" Heis no. ur happy in the suggcs-
ton that it derives its name from the fact
Of its being strongly imprcgnated with gas !!
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
COOP News IF TRuE-Advices from

Coon News IF TRuE.-Advices from
Van Dieman'S Land say:
John Mitchellis gazettedas anabscond-
err, and reward of f2, or such lesser sum
as may be determined upon by the convict
irg magistrate is Offered for his apprehen-
sion" The Colonial Times says: I'VE I'M
derstand that Messers. Mitchell and Martin
have proceeded to join their compatriots in
America. There are only two left
No further particulars are given.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
!rz~Tbe New York Mirror saws a plan

Gg~The New York Mirror says plan
has been discovered Of warming houses by
burning gas, that will speedily do away
with the use Of wood and coal, for all heat
ing and culinary purposes. Arrangemen
have beccnmade for warming the Union
office on this plan. The fame from sin
gle gas burner can be so diffused as to pro-
duce any required amount of heat, at a
cost of fifteen cents Per day.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

1t is said that million and half of dol
lars were expended for electioneering pur-
poses, at the late state election in Califor-
MIA In addition to this there were several
fights and two or three deaths. The ballot
and bullet are growing to be synonymous
in that delightful region of country,
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n large number of new buildings are
erecting in New Orleans, and the desolated
city is now beginning to recover from the
effects of the yellow fever. Business ofall
kinds, according to the newspapers of the
9th ult, has resumed its wonted activity
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

Caught a Idrtar.-A man was peddGnc
potatoes in the street this morning near the
round house," and made bargain with
woman for bushel She paid him the
money and went into the house for basket
to put them in. While she was in. the
rogue of a countryman, "put the string"
to his French ponies and drove down La
tayette street at a gallop. The woman
came out, and found her peddler gone
She gave chase after him with the basket
IN her hand, and although the ponies went
at their best speed she was to much for them
and succeeded in overtaking them on Jetfer-
son Avenue, just below Woodward. The
fellow was stopped by the bystanders, who
made him give the woman half bushel
extra for her trouble, and then let him 90.
That man will not be apt to try a race with
a lady another time.-Detroit Tri5une.
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ESCAPE OF MITCHELL AND MARTIN-It is
stated on undoubted authority bv the n. Y.
Times, that John Mitchell and John Mar
tin, the brave compatriots of Thomas F.
Meagher, in the unfortunate revolutionary
movement in Ireland, and his associates in
exile, have made their escape from Austria
La, and that they are soon expected to ar
rive i'll New York This will be grateful
news TO their numerous friends, both in this
country and Ireland. The mother. two sis
tiers and a brother Of Mitchell, have been
residing in Washington City for four or five
years past, the brother having been appoin,
ted to an office there by Gen. Taylor. John
Mitchell was one of the bravest and ablest
of the Irish patriots, and is a gent lcman of
polished manners and superior education.
He had excited the fear and indignation Of
the English government, as the editor of the
Dublin Nation, and was the first to advo-
cate the establishment of an entirely indie
pendent government. But his views pro-
wing too alra for even those who were act
ing with him for the general purpose of
Irish independence, his connection with that
paper ceased aftcrthe issue of the first num-
Der, and Immediately commenced the pub
LEGATION of the United Irishmen. 1t was
for the "seditiouS' views put forth in this
paper that be was arrested by the English
government, tried and transpor e for four
teen years. Upon his conviction, John
Martin, who has made his escape with him,
commenced the publication of the Felon
and like Mitchell was arrested and tried for
-" sedition," and sentenced to ten years b,-
nishment. But they have both escaped
from the grasp of their opprcssors, and it is
ardently to be hoped that they will reach
this countryin safety, where, we doubt not,
they will follow the noble example of .Mea-
CHER, and will prove that they are capable
of approaching and enjoying those priyile-
eswhich our institutions extend toall alike.
Detroit Tribune.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

Mrs Webster, wife of the late Professor
Webster, the murderer Of Dr. Parkman, j:
dead
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

COPPER ORE.-4 Discorery.-Prof ]
NJ. Phinney, while digging hill of Pota-
toes in his garden, yesterday, turned up a
mass of Copper Ore which weighs pound
and six ounces. 1t is a handsome speci-
men.-44pplcson Crescent
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

The Washington Union of Oct %, con-
tains severe article, denouncing those who
pretend to be friends of the President. and
vet attack his cabinet. 1t says the Presi-
dent has no feeling for them but utter CON
tempt.
The Union also contains defence of Sc
cretary Guthrie's letter 10 Collector Bron-
son.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

a Madrid journal states that the number
of nunneries in Spain is sos, and the num-
! Der of nuns in them 20.6lS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
RLAcKSMITHNG.

northumberland wishesto inform hlsirlendsahu INC
public large that he "elNn@" Instant
,rrvngon Of Rack mithingn alhtsbranchS
ty- Horsoshoing attended 10 wrlh extra care. lhose
wanting ything hiSlne, wlnnditoF thel h'ores'o
60 IN nm % > - 50 JOHN SHOTLIFFE.
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Washington. Oct. -.

" dSHIIlp tUII, OVU' To-
The Star of this evening announces that
j. G. Bennett (of the n. Y. Herald was
an unsuccessful candidate fer the French
Mission.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

Tie Fall term Of the Circuit Court com
mences at this place on Monday, Oct. 10th
-.4pBlctcn Crescent.
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Now York. 18th

An adjourned meeting of the subscrib
ers of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
was held yester lay. 4 large amount Of
sock was subscribed A meeting of stock
holders for choice Of officers is fixed on Sd
November Atty Gen. Chatfeldis APRON
trent candidate for President of the Com
pany. A dispatch from Washington an
nounces that Gen Dix is soon to be releas-
ed from his Office as Asst Treasurer.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

The whole number ofinterments for nine
teen weekswas 10, eco, Of which g. 14ewere
fever cases.-N. Orleans Paper.
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

GEOIc Bulls Norwegian settlement in
Potter county, Pennsylvania, has proved an
utter failure. Mr. Bull has been victimised
to the tune of $4,000 by sharpers and spe-
culators.
EEBelow is an excellent example of the
way in which children are taught to spell
in these modern DAYS We call it knock
down argument in favor of phonetics:
SO you be-A tub. See you be-Cub.
50 oh! Pea-Atop. See bee-Cab
| Be 8O-Bat. See 8C-Cat
| Pea 8O-Pat.
Be YOU double tee-Butt.
Be YOU double ell-Bul.
Be O! double you-Bow.
See 0! double vou-Cow.
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STEAM EoUNDsX q alACEgGNEsEaOP.

TTNHElnd hay purchase ehntftihtertS .
1 their1armcr partners in the Foundry aud M"ch'h'
Shon viii .antinnrlhc business branches
Orders Tor rhreshng Machines stoves; ny, ~ =
Straw Pows.xc..wiU be thankfully ana
meetw til prompt attention. ,s.i.hod
Also Every variety OF Nlit'earlhE eAS'
o orderby careful land * pcrtcncrd w"rkmeh.
HEAD, CAMPBELL s. HEAD.
MAY 5ih, 1852. az
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-15

HienLr IMPORTANT ~ TRUE.-The New York Herald
contains report confirming the statement that treaty
OF alliance has been formed between Engsnd and France
in reference to the Turkish question. The substance
IA, that period of days would be given the
Cabinets of Prussia and Austria from the time they
notified oil this treaty to determine upon their assent
refusal to enter into the arrangement and IL rejected by
them then Eugand and France would take the settlement
and the responsibilities Of the Eastern controversy into
their own hands. Russia will be required by the
Of the treaty, forthwith the Danuban Prin.
cpal,es, and is she refuses, the consequence will DO an
immediate Joint declaration Of by England and France
We give the lieralds report for what il is worth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-15

APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR Albany Atlas
says-'We understand that Gov Seymour has appointed
Gardner STOW, ESQ., of Troy Attorney General of the
State for the uneNpired of Levi s Chatfed who
has resigned the Office having left the State for other bu
siness. Mr.. Stow is gentleman of ability and high
character, and will make excellent officer
The Richmond Wing, OF last week referred to the "de-
iacaon of the Postmaster at Troy y. Y, "Soh and
the appointment of his successor another Soft and also
editor OF Soit paper, OF the kind both appont.
ments said 10 be made at the instance of avorte of Go
vcnor Marcy, by which another Soft supposed 10 have
heen rewarded by large fees from the successful cand
dates, for the benefit OF his influence exerted with
Der, members, of General Pierces Cabinet having the
appointing power abuse that seems to have been re
served for the present administration notwithstanding the
corruption and avortism charged against Van Buren, and
Tyler But Van Burensm again the order OF toe day
The FreeSoiers who opposed the election Of General
Cass, are now the Softs, having the Van Burcns and
Marcy a the head Of their party These reflections have
been suggested by the the head of this article
announcing that Mr. Gardner Stow, of Troy "a gentle
man of ability and high character" has been appointed
Attorney General of the State New York by its present
Governor, who, it would appear has higher appreciation
OF Mr. Stow Qualifications for office than Ex-Governor
Marcy As Mr.. STOW il the respectable Hard to whom
the obscure incumbent, of the Post Office at Trov Soft
preferred This, too Notwithstanding Mr. STOW In
series o. aoe articles zealousy aud efficiently supported
the election of General Pierce based on the Baltimore
Platform The ground for his support perhaps enou
to defeat his appointment office now under the Fede-
raj Government \
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ARRIVALS Ar THE HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEI.-JoHN T. BALLARD.
Observation-Disclosures Nm


WEDNESDAY-December 18th
Boswell Fiuvanna; ED UupdIev UoTe,,
IL Ihcswy, Ko1noke; lundlcy, DIR Peat II
Mr. "enk', Genk', Philh; Goode, Col Marshall Char
Ferguson, Miss Ferguson, lotte;
Lynchbutg; g GOODWIN f. p G,ines
VI Rice, wife and son, 1t Petersburg;
Louis WP Dibney, Powhatan,
q w Dawson, srottsyllc 4 Donoho, \ G.
MISS warren Norfolk w Harrison, Sussex
Alexander, Campbell Kcclc. Dinwiddie;
) Co'e, DIR Wngheld, Al Mr. Hull. Washington.
benarle: G Meredith Ion;sa.
T. England, J II Mayo, l.. Collins Lee, Bol,imorc.
Carter,villc; j Il Barnett Va
l. Thomas, II c Redd, Henry
Oh;
COLUMBIAN-R $ winfree, Chester field; W q Bur.
ton Mcckleuburg; n Crump Surry; Capt w p Holland
Goochlaud Mopin do. j J Jordan Luneuburg. / r
Wcbh, do; J Goode, Chesterfield; J Q Ferguson do
Graves, Charles CITY; w Wood Lafayette IIil w n
Garland, Alhcmarl,; Wash, do: Gen y A Rank.
Madison; Rail, Charlotte; Goulding, do: ! V
watkins, do, Bell do; j W Clarke R6DRR. W Pct.
tu~, Charlotte; w Pcttus do, y g. GoulIipg do. q A
Ihpscomb, Lunenbufg r. Bfincnburg do; y T Wootep
w ] Wootcu, 7 Oven, Prince Edward; I w Morton
charlotte II Lindsay, u Day, Crymcs, Luncnburr w
y Fo"lkc', } Eyns Prince EIwtrd; DR. Hi,man, = >
BoiscauN, Amelia; w Finncy Jas Allen J A Good.
man, u Goodman, Powhatn; ! II Clayton Henry @ n.
w CANADA, Charlotte; w Carol stanton; X Rarlaod
Powhlian; Huckstep Albcmdrr: J Morssly UsC,. q,
w q Watkins, Charlotte. DE- j Bluntcn Cumberland. A
J. Miller, Nottoway, Rev " Suuneil, J n Thom,s r
Harvey, Madison; g Hardy, Lrnenhurg n Brapg and
inend, Pcor'brtg J g Mastin, Goochland; w Shcp.
herd, Fluvannl T Graves, GoochauJ; T. Fariss Car
tcrsyie, X Kurtz, Va; w w Whitlock Powhat,n. \
Lewis, w Graniland, Ala; , Bumpass, Tenn: w Adj
Mnson, Nashville; Burke Botctouri; n w Patton, Va
W Wnls' u Noel fluvanna, w Baldwin Charlotte;
Jeter. Amelia; 7 Depp, Capt w Wilkinson, Powha-
AMFWCAN-Julicn Harrson, A u Gordon and fam.
~, Balttmore Is llagner and lady Annapolis w q
Allen Richmond; Coleman, Notouuy; 81 Brown
and lady Va w n Crank, Hamilton n &. Dr PindeIl.
West River: j Myers NorColk < y IT,,v;e Ar,oU. y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-15
DIED

"" wednesday morning at o'clock, Of Pneumonia
Albert RussrLl, eldest son of Nathaniel and s,r,h g.
August, In the 10th year Of his age ~ -
His funeral will take place on Friday morning ie, ;n,
at II o'clock, from ST. James Church. ' "'''
rhe hends and aequainanccs OF the family and Of nj.
tend. r' '''"'u W At
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-15
SENATE COMMITTEES

The following Is a complete list of the committees Of
the Senate announced on Monday.
On Foreign Relations -Messrs Mason, tchairman
Douglas, S!idel, Clayton, Weller Everett
On Fmance-Messrs. Hunter, (charmaul Bright Gyin,
Pearce, Norris, aud Badger.
On Commerce-Messrs. Hamlin (cbnirmlnJ Dodge Of
Wis; Stuart, Seward, Clay, ond Benjlmin
On Manuhctures-Messrs. Wright, (chairmnnl Allen.
Fish, Butler and Dixon.
On Agrculture-Mes-rs. Allen, (chairman) Hunter.
Wndc, Thompson OF New Jersey and Moron
On Military AiTlirs-Me--r4 Shields (charnant Wei.
Ter Fitzpatrick, Daw.on, johnson, aud Jones. Of Ten
lessee.
On Militia Mcs'r' Hunter, Cch,irmlu) Dodge ofwis
Morton, Shields, and Thompson OF Kv.
On Naval Aitrs-Mes.rs. Gwin chairman Mallory
Brodheld, Fish, Thompson Of y. j., and Bell
On Public Linds-Messrs. Dodge Of Iowa, chairman
Stuart Johnson, Foot, Walker and CLAYTON
On Private Land Clams-Messrs. Petit, chairman
Sebastin, Benjamin, Allen, and Thompson Of Nv.
On Indian hHiirs-Me-sr7 Scha-tiu, (chairu an Walk
err, Adams, Cooper, Rusk, and Toombs.
On Clsims-Nes.r. Brodheid jchairuanD Cla7 Gins,
Pratt Williams, and wade.
On Revolutionary C!ams-Messrs Walker, Chairman
TOucey, Cooper Evans and Dixon
On the JuJciary.-Messrs. Bui!er tchairman Toucey
BuyTd, Geyer, Petit and Tooub.
On the Post Office AID Post Rolds-Ncs-r5. Rush.
(chnirmanD BrOihead, Hamln, Motion, Adams aud
Smith.
on Roads and Cinaa-Mcssrs Bright ichairman.l Sill
dell Wright Dawson, Chase and Jones. Of Tennc.sce.
Oh Pen.ion--Me'sr. Jones, Of Iowa, chairman Clay
Foot, WilIiam- and sumner.
man, Mason, Dawson, Wright and Pratt
Ga Patents and the Patent Office. -Mcssrs. james
(charmanJ Evans, Stewart, Seward Chase and Thomp.
son, of Kentucky.
On Retrenchnent --Ne.srs Adams (chamanJ Tou-
ccy, F'-h, Fitzpatrick, aud Badger.
On TerritOric. -hess-s Douglas (chnrman,J Houston
johnson, Bell, JDnc-, Of Tenn, and Everett
To Audit and Control the Contingent Expenses OF the
senate-Ncssr7 Evans, ichaunin) Dodge, Of Iosa and
Foot.
On Public Builines.-Mes rs Bayard, chairman
James, Hunter Badger, Thompson, Of New Jersey and
Pratt
Ga Printing -Mes4rs Mallory, chairman Hamlin, and
Smith.
On Engrossed BiIls.-Nessrs. Fitzpatrick, chairman,
Petit, aud Wade.
Co.'s AM BrtLioS MPoRrED ASD EXPORTED - Among
the official tables Just issued from the Treasury Depart
Inent is one showing the Of Coin and Bullion
ported and exported annually from 1921 70 1868 inclusive
The aggregates are a. lollows
Imported, s21s, 67s si6
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HaRRlEn

On 18Th inst. In lat PRESBYTERIAN Church by Rev
aoS'e MI tnanits H. BRcSss, N. D.. to Miss Is,n,I.
OF this city. "' i-P' d"
:, on wednesday the f,h inst, at Geneva ~ Y Lv An,
hev. Montgomery Schuyler, WILLIAM 4. BuRR oI Rich
ford, OF New York city, ~ INV '"ose san
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-15

hrsTISGs CouRr, fEsrFEDAr.-Cumherlan land G. FRS.
Toe charged with stealing gold watch the Captain
VI tue packet boat RED Eye, the early part of this
month, was sent on to the Circuit Court for trial
Harrison Enroughty, charged with stealing and
ha pair OF boots aud six pair womans shoes out of box
winch he was carrying from the steamer to
the commission house of Mr. Robt Rinkn was aIso son,
on for trial
Allen slave, the property of Miss Maria Cnett.
charged with shooting Ned, slave of Russell w Allen
in an attempt TO arrest the accused after he had
the Atbour' in the night time, was ordered thirty
nine '
holle proscqui entered in other charles of bur
gliry in this connection.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-15

FIRr-The alarm of fire about O'Clock Last night was
occasioned by slight blaze observed 10 shed adjoining
hr James Thomas factory, rear Of the coal yard
connected with the Petersburg Railroad Depot The
blaze supposed proceeded from some stove,
in which fires were made to heat the building There
was no damage done All over before the Firemen
reached there
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-15

WARNING TO BAD WRTERs-The Toledo Blade tells
good story OF man who owned a buildiag which Wa.
situated on land belonging to the Michigan Central Rail
roaI The superintendent, who writes a very bad hand
sent snort letter to MI 5, ordering him remove his
house At Has he aose was not removed and ,brc
HoHts afterwards the superintendent met Mr. S and be.
gan 10 sood him for removing the nuisance as desired
Nhsh IL appeared that the man had received the note,
and not being able make out its contents had
10 De pass over the road and had heen riding back and
iotth all the summer on the strength OF it
Many in our city, should take the above as hint, and
at once place themselves under tho instruction of PROBES
'oF Aia whose system Of penmanship so soon acou
red
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-15
WASHINGTON NEws-The Star OF the 9Th, has the

following
Nary Ocers Ordred 10 SHrrcy the Esilu,us Of Darien
for NE Proposed Ship Cdnai-The following officers of
the L. ; Navy have been ordered to take passage the
sloop owar Cyanc, from Philadelphia he employed on
the survey above mentioned, viz Lieut. Isaac e. Strain
Passed Midsipmcn Charles Latimer sud VIM I. Truxon
and first Assistant Engineer. John VI. Maury
Clerical Changes IN The Treasury EXPERIMENTATION.
amn L. Began has resigned his ID class 200 per an.
num) olerkshp in the Third Auditors Office and wythc
DENLY has been promoted the position thus made va
can't Joseph ID. Cummings, of Indiana has been APP
pointed to the ~ 900 cerkshp made by Mr. Den
by's promotion.
NSic Consul from Hess DdrDsidif.-The President has
issued an EHequstur to e. Frederick Hagedorn Consul
from Hcsse Darmstad for PENNSYLVANIA New Jersey and
Delaware, to reside at Philadelphia
Nary ORccrs Detached and Dismissed Third Asss.
tant Engineer kmhal detached from the Office of Eng
ncer-iu.Chicf Al ordered TO the steamer Fulton Car
penter Hugh Lindsay has been dismissed