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STArUARY.-Group No. 15.-"Christ bless
ing Little Children. "-There is a touching
beauty about this group which cannot fail to
arrest the steps Of every observer. The High
and Holy One, standing in the midst of little
children, while one of their number rests
sweetly on his bosom, is a scene at which
mortals may wonder. By what act could the
gentleness of Christ be more touchingly exhi-
bited Fl is beautiful illustration and fulfll-
ment OF Isaiah's prophecy concerning the
good Shepherd: "He shall feed his fock like a
shepherd ; he shall gather the lambs with his
arm, and carry them in his bosom" Isaiah
40: Al.
Group No. 16.-"Anneinting the Feet
Very properly has The Artist presented US this
scene not far removed from that of the raising
sfLazaru: from the dead. Filled " til CRATE
full recollections of the miracle by which their
brother had been restored to them, the sisters,
Martha and Mary, to show their respect TOR the
Saviour, made a supper for him and those that
were with him. Afterwards the gentle Mary
showed her affection for her Divine Master by
amounting his feet with pr scious ointment,and
"riping them with the hairs Of her head.''
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H The Potomac is frozen for fifty mile
below Washington.
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DRuNK.-James Motley was found by the
watch wandering in the street in "a intoxi.
Gated state. He was committed to Jail.
Peter Pitcher was also found drunk, lying
in door on Main street. Being first appear.
ance discharged.
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HT0 THE CITlZ ENs of Richmond,

AND STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY
If you wish to have your Hair Cut, in the latest
and most approved style, and your Whiskers
changed to a beautiful black or brown color, then
call ar the Hsir-Cutting shaving Shampooing and
Bathing Saloon, under the American Hotel.
Blot, cold and shower Baths can be had
daily, frem GA NJ to P M, and on Saturday to Ii
NJ. Single Bath IS cents, or Eve tickets for 81
Entrance on llth street. no 81
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MAR RED,

On the 9th inst. by Rev Charles II. Read Kew
]. G. BUTLER, of Philadslphis, to Miss EVALiNE
E., daughter of Ssm' Reeve, Esq. of this city.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. J. b. Jeter, mr
MAULON SAGER, Of Buck county, Pa, to MISS
sALLIE A. daughter of James Hobensack, OF this
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TREsPAssING.-Eie axer Jenkins, while
drunk, resrassed upon the premises of the
Clifton House on Thursday evening last and
was given ia charge of the watch. Yesterday
the Mayor discharged him with an admoni.
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v dispatch from Philadelphia states ,b.,
the case OF Neal charged with abduc,ing
slaves, has been postponed. The iudye ;n,;
mated that be would NOT 60 behind The reou;.
sition.
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TnEArRE.-To-night Mr.. Burke makes his
last appearance. Two excellent pieces will
be performed.
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ed and sold by DIR. Jackson, atthe German Medical
Store 100 Arch street. Philadelphia. daily increase
in their well deserved celebrity for the cure OF all
diseases arising from arrangement of the liver
These Bitters have, indeed, proved a blessing 10
the afflicted, who show their gratitude by the most
fiattering testimonials. This medicine has estab-
lshed for itself name that competitors, however
willy their schemes, or seductive their promises,
caanot reach. 1t gained the public confidence by
the immense benefits that have been derived from
it, and viii ever maintain its position.
in l-2faw
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g Robert Hays, ST., one Of the ola a.s..
ssfs Of Baltimore, died a, bis residence in tina,
city on Thursday.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, Jan. q /.

The debate now going on in the Senate on
Gen. Cass's resolutions elcts mach remark
and no inconsiderabe degree OF excitement IN
POLITICAL circles. The ''Monroe doctrine"
seems TO be vastly popular with large msJo-
riiy of Senators, and its formal reafhrmaton
by the present Congress 10 quite probable.
war with Great Britain is not at all unlikely
TO happen at no distant day and IT will re-
auire consummate tact on the part of the in
coming Administration honorably TO avoid the
dire necessity of graphing once more with an
ancient enemy across the water.
The bill proposing the establishing Of a
branch mint in New York, which has occu-
pied the attention of the House for several
DAYS, has engendered considerable excitement
and tad blood amongst the representatives OF
the two rival cites-New York and Philadel-
phia.
| will here reiterate the prediction made by
me some weeks ago, and again state that l am
warranted in believing that Senator Hunter
has not declined Cabinet post, but, on the
contrary, he will, it is thought, accept an ap
pOintment.
tits also believed now that Gen. Dix, OF New
York, will not come into the Cabinet.
For the past day or two the weather has
been extremely cold; our ice dealers are
reaping fine harvest
The Deficiency bill passed the House to-
day. HENRIco.
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.-A correspondent OF
The Cork Constitution states that during the
gale of NJ onday last, bottle vas washed on
Shore here, containing letter purportlng to
be written by Sir John Franklin. 1t Is Cat.
ed Cape Bathurst, 18th of Jan Iary, 1871, and
represents Sir J John and his companions 10 be
in considerable want of provisions, having near
ly consumed seal that they had caught. 1t
also states that ten of the seamen had died
during the Previous year, and that b ottle
containing letter was sent adrift in lS49.-
The letter is written on a sheet of toolscap,
writing rather Indifferent, and signed J. Frank
lin.
We find the above in The London Sun, OF
4th inst. 1t s most probably one of the many
fabricated statements put forth on this pain
full subject.
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OIL paINrs."-We are indebted to Mr.. A. Mon.
his for specimens Of lie Blend e. Co.'s Oil p,iu,s
avery handsome style Of art, which is growing
rapidly into favor.
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hr. 6&EsHAn has also favored us with copies ei
sorapes and Escapes; or the .4dpsatares of a Stu
ae" from the press OF Stringer d Townsend
New York; g. LutslFs Liring 4ge,' for Februsrv
and Thcmpsoa's Bank Note Reporter" for r.,
ruary
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SERIOUS ARRAY BETWEEN TWO VIRGIN
IANs.-The New York Express states that ar
encounter took place at the Medical College
in 14h street, in that city, on Tuesday after
noon, between two students named David E..
Bass and VIM. H. Irwin, both from Virginia.
In the ARRAY, Irwin drew Il knife, and infict-
cd several stabs on the person Of his opponent
causing dangerous, and perhaps fatal wounds,
from which the blood flowed profusely. Mr.
,ss was conveyed by his friends to his board
ing house in 10Th street, between LIST Az, and
Av. A, at which place Irwin was also stop
ping, where his wounds were dressed by a
skilful surgeon, who was soon in attendance.
Capt. Hartt, Of the 18th Ward Police, on be-
ing informed of the tragical occurrence, re
paired to the house, taking with him officers
Elder and Robbins and made search for Irvin
but he was not to be found. The cause of the
ARRAY had not been made public. The two
young gentlemen, previous to this unhappy
affair, were warm friends and room mates.
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Tae Notes of the =. PeOpie's
~ Bank Washington, will be redeemed
in Virginia money by
ia Cts BENNETT g. BEERS.
49, DIR. GOodridge A. Wilson Offers
49, his Professional services to the citizens
at oil hours his office, on Governor street. oppo.
site the Governors house. ia 12-3m*
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRoAD-Receipts, for
December, 1852:
For transportation of freight, 40
passengers. .775s 50
Total :
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49, Change or hOurs.-Increased
x>SS Rate of Spced.-See what Adams 81
Co. are doing for their patronsl The Express now
leaves Baltimore at o'clock NJ, 10 charge of
perienc9d and trusty agents, and arrives in Rich
mond at 81 NJ. Goods ordered by this morn
ing's mail, will be delivered tomorrow morning
without fail.
Our Express for the North, East and West now
closes at 81 P M--arrives in Baltimore at an early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, that
by this change they will be greatly accommodated.
Drafts ON England, Ireland and Scotland for sale
at this Office. ADAMS & CO,
nos 18th street. Richmond, Va
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ILLUSTRATED HEvs-The last number of BEACH
d BARNuh's new paper has been sent us by Mr..
Grsshan, OF No. lcsk Broad street. |, ia a deei.
ded improvement upon the last. The print is very
good and the variety Of sketches extensive and
well selected
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RICHMOND, "a.
Pamphlets, Business Cards,
Circulars, Tickets,
HandbiIls, Blanks, &c. &c.
Labels, of every description,
Printed at short notice and upon reasonable terms
~ Orders for all kinds of Printing will be re-
seived and executed in the handsomest style.
Nv ID
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- Read and Profit by it.-Ds Yon


- with any pain, Ifyou do, use Dr. Roses Pam
49, n cuYes foothache Sore Throat Earacne, sim
NJ or Pains in the Face in q few minutes Itcures
i.kiv Pain in the Stomach or Bowels. cures Cmi-
fns toras and any irritation on the feet IL acts
pa hsrm for Pains in the Side, Limbs or Back and
for Rheumatism from a sudden eold, ~ Is magical M
~ -. aascfs- In bottles IL II % sne % cents
the hest tough syrup in the WorIa
m Rnse,s Celebrated Cough Syrup gives immediate
relief to the worst Cough, whether Consanptlvs or
,ncsedna from cold 1t allays any irritation OF the
Pms and fortIfes the system against future attacks
In bottles at 80 cents and WI 81 rofas
Eor HiItous Habits and Daa boids.-
If ysu are bilious, you require purgase eI ne
If yon have bad cold you should remove II ION 0e
system If your Liyeris out Of order; you WIN nave
cold feet variable appetite, and yellow skIn.taks
r Roses Anti Bilious Railroad PMS ana you VIII
sooB be relieved all bad feelings In oo4es i<
and Is cents. <s:y r
nr. roses Celebrated Cordiai.-For
nervous Affections, Heart Disease, SC &C.
The astonishing happy effect this medicine mas upon
the Nervous 8, STEM alIayng all disturbances OF IL
rtaton also for curing Papitation and Heart Disc ase
az we'll az inyigorating the constitution, enhVeAng
the spirits and restoring the weak and nervous from
auy cause has created great denat TOT IL from All
narts of the country. 0csnts per bottle
All the above valuable medicines win " Roses
Medical wiser can be had at all the Drug stores In
Richmond "a ~
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ag-r-S, Is. w. SVALhk, Attorney at
So Law and Notary Public.-P Practices
in all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. As Notary Public particular attenton viii
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, Gin or out OF
his otfice) Proof aud Acknowledgements OF Deeds
Accomplishments of Dover, &c. Claims for collec-
ton entrusted to him, promptly attended to.
Office removed TO No So three doors above City
Hotei, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de 2-lY
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. md bad Colds.


TY@ superb Likeassses OF LadIes.-
SlMONS' Iikanesses OF Ladies are edtaired ior
n If rich delicate tone and soft ivory tinted back
Tround which ct once give them the appearance
Of a highly wrought painting. WITH all the fidelity
of an artistical Daguerreotype Thoie who nave
NOT seen the art in its highest perfection are invited
70 call and examine specimins
~ P. SIMOHS,
IA d ISL Main ST! eet.
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JOB PRINTING.

DIS ATCH OFFICE,
Governor Street. 2 doors from Main,
RICHMOND. "a
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4 Hampton's Vegetable Tineture.-
THIS invaluable medicine 10 working wonders upon
tne human frame. Inc letter which we publish to-
day will be read with great interest by the afflicted
We lately had conversation with a venerable cler.
gyman OF this city who detailed to US the particu-
lars OF most remarkable cure effected by this
meoane upon woman who had fur years been
soreiy afflicted with scrofua affection.
similar statements from like reliable authority.
prove beyond all doubt, that there is a virtue In
Hamptoas Vegetable Tsaaaye which can bs fount
70 no otner prspat -Balssssre Republican and
Argas, January sth '~
Can and get pamphlets gratis and also see advsr
asement IN to-say's paper. For sale by
=. GA SrRECKER
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xss Henry q. Cannon, Attorney at
ES>iA Law, Office on Franklin, near Governor
street.
IL All business promptly attended TO.
ia 24-lm*
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REPLY TO THE DUCHESS OF SUTH-
ERLAND. &C.

The Epauirer publishes reply TO the Stat
Erd House Ladies from the pen Of Mrs. Tyler,
vile of ex-President Tyler. 1t is written with
considerable spirit, and much earnestness, and
takes the ground that II would be best for these
noble ladies to attend to the objects Of distress
in their own immediate neighborhood. She
asserts, without hesitation, what We have no
doubt is true, that the Stafford House affair
was the production, not of these ladies. but of
their hu stands, whose political opinions are
well known, and that ts object was, probably,
without their knowledge, of character en-
tirely political. tits we'll knswn, she says,
that there is but one rock upon which the
Union can be wrecked, and that is the very
one upon which these ladies ara striving to i'm
pei it. They may possibly not know, but their
prompters know we'll enough, that a country
already numbering 26, 100000 of inhabitants,
and doubling its population once in twenty
three years, must, very shortly, in great msa-
sare overshadow the world. Nations, which
are nov stars of the first ma gnitude in the po-
itical armament, must shrink into comparative
nsignfcance, in the progress of this mighty
people. All this must happen on the sole con.
dillon tn at our Union continues, and TO break
it asunder, is the only means left TO prevent
the inevitable consunmaton. 1t is to this end
that the efforts of their husbands have been
directed, and 10 effect this object that they have
made them cats-paws, in the present imperti-
nent, unhallowed, and unprincipled enterprise.
Mrs. Il. dwells, with considerable force,
upon the recorded fact, that as long as Eng
land held possession of this country she refus-
ed, in spite Of all circumstances, to put an end
to the traffic in slaves. Her constitution pro-
claimed freedom to the slave whose feet but
touched her ill yet she kept the colonies as
great slave mart, and exposed them to all the
evils which such condition of affairs could
give rise to, for no other purpose than to graft
| fy her avarice. AS soon as she was expelled
| as soon as she lost the market for her nfa-
NOUS merchandise-then, and not before then,
she became "a Jealous enemy of not only
the slave trade, but Of slavery itself-two evils
which she, above all the rest Of the orld, had
| done most to perpetuate.
Upon the whole, this is very creditable
production, both as TO manner and matter.
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- To VOcalists and Public speak
80 ers ALI who desire "a distinct and har
monious voice, should use Bryan;s Pulm mic Wa
fes occasionally; they all irritation of the
Uvula, and greatly improve the fexibiity and
power of the voice. For sale by
jazz WOOD, Druggist
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..N ~ 9xssAs geAeshlys
~ it was Discovered, about 20 wears
age, In the county OF King and Queen by a Phy.
slcan, eminent in his profession, that Asatic Chol
era cholera Morbus Bilious Cholc, Dyosnterv.
Diarrhoea, Lock Jaw, and many other nervous and
spesmodic diseases of very dangerous Character
could 90 easily cured. since that time ne mas
proved that fact to hundreds of our fellow cit,zans
ana can prove 1t TO az many will try DuVAI,,S
Family ANfI-SPASmODlC, the peoples' layori,a
aeolcine. They can get it from PURCELL, LADD
meut. -, = s..s
To the Pablic.-Your attention is in
vteu 70 tns very beautiful styles of Dagaafreosypa
wnich MINIS & WATSON are daily Issuing from
taeir gallery. No 351 Main street, Mansion House
Nearly all, among tbs many who visis our rooma
daily, are heard 10 exclain they are the best I've
ever seen; they are certalaly the most natural
loJktaS eyes ever W. we have never re.
sorted 10 Lunbng or tried TO write ourselves into
notice. we AJAX the puoac TO csll and judge Tor
Ihetnse ives. You are aso nothed that oar prices
are as low as any in this city. Don'g forget the
place, Ms 35a Main street, Mansion House.
ne " AiANlS 4 WATSON.
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Cochin China FOwis.-I have
S>~S-A for sale few pair of Cocnil China and
Shanghai Fowls. Ali Fowls purchased of me
can be relied upon being Of pure stock, should
they prove otherwise | will refund the amount paid
for them.
WIN. A. BUFFERS,
at Nash & Woodhouse, Eagle Square
ia7 ly,f 4
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" ing Oil, 10 casks Coal Pit Oil, for sale bv
Jazz DAVENPORT. ALLEN L. co.
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- Notice.-Ihe Rev JOHN W Gan Lhh
vii preach a. the Baptist Chapel on Beiyldere Sim
properly called Oregon) Hill, on sunday ,'c JUN u
inst, at IL o'clock, and the Rev JOHN M BUTLER
al n;ght. ia 29-lt*
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- At Adam Il Cos Family Bakery,
49, No IA Main street, can De obtained
Kinds Pastry, &c, manufactured daily FROM the
best materials Balls, Parties, &C. suppiieo d.
short notice. orders promptly attended to.
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NkW ARTICLE OF CANDLEsTICK.
IN Something very ingenious ana simple BY which
Candle always rnsiatains the same HEIGHT In Va
quires no rubbing. JAMES D. b. EVANS
jazz III Main straat
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= Attention is solicited TO our sale

- rae Rev. e. CAS- r, Pastor OF the
D. IJniyer saist Church, will lecture on SUN
nav EVENING next January 3Oth, on the subject
Of .the resurrection 81 life and the resurrection OF
damnation." from John 9Th chapter, % and 29th
verses. Sermon TO commence al = O'clock Inc
public are respectfully invited 10 atteno'
ia GIT
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PHnADElPmA. Feb. s-Reported by Keen l. Taylor
First Board4 100 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal 6's
67 DO 99h 100 do, $50 In lots 09f: s. 100 do $50 b6
99h GO susquebanna Canal 6's, '7S 90; 900 do se
500 County 5s co. new 95 5000 United sta ties 8's 6S
Up, l3O; 5000 do, 81, s5wn esp, 100 100 do 49,
cap 100; eA Lehgh es in lots, o7s; $50 Iehigh Con-
500 Pepnsyvania 6 9s's 10 600 do, go or over, ss
7s6 90 do, s6, 9e; ZOO North American Coal 6s 76
$50 Wilmington Railroad 6s, essi; 1000 schuykin Ma
ygation 6's, S2, s3s; 1900 do So, s3s; $40 shares
Union Canal in lots, l71; so do cash. 171s ITO Funsyl
vania Railroad in lots, 500; DO, 5O is do in lots 5o
$50 schuyk Navigation Preferred 81 500 do in lots
cash, 81 500 do, do, b5wn, 31s rs susquehanna Ca
nal 16x Reading Railroad, 437S 40 do In lots AZ 10
Lehigh Navigation 7ok; do b. 79al; go do b5 so; s
do, 197S 80 Morris Canal 21sc 100 do s5 21I so do
DO, 2l7s ESQ Long Island Railroad in lots 1917 900 do
in lots 10H 800 do, in lots cash. 1914 $50 do in lots
I'd, t94 81 schuylkl Navigation, b5, 23as 200 North
American Insurance II; 100 Chester Mining Company b.
81; 80 Wilmington Railroad, 40h; 100 Girard Bank
b5wn, 41a; 200 10, 49, 14H; 9 Pennsylvania Bank In
lots, 12s Bdscen Boards-34.OO0 Tioga Railroad rs
e7z' 1000 Kensngton 6's 7s, 87k 200 shares Long
IsIaId Railroad 49, 100 DO cash, ls5. LOO do isT
81 COO Lehgh IS b5wn, e7H; 1000 Camden and Amboy
Railroad 6's, 72, 1o2; 800 Pennsylvania SIS, 9S1
Af1 Bc0rd-$8 OOc Chesapeake and delaware Canal 6s
49, b5, 99s 1000 Schuykin Navigation Mortgage 6's
~ 9l}s $500 Pennsylvania SIS 9S2s 900 do. 80
leo shares Carey Improvement, s5wn Az 100 SchuyL
Kill Navigation preferred So BIZ $50 Union Canal IL
400 Long Island Railroad 1915; loo do o5wn 1879 Mar
het steady.
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N0y0l Intelligence.

The SIoop -WAn SARATOGA IN A TYPMooN-The United
typhoon the 9th October in lat II IS Ion 10 S.
80 Z. At about p. NJ, the falling OF the barometer
indicating stormy weather, everything was made snug
by sending down topgalant masts and yards reefng
sails, &C. The wind gradually increased until at p NJ
it had become a complete hurricane. Memorandum of
the yphoon says" Being unable to secure the main top
sail main trysai had to let them blow away ct 80
7. NJ, wind NV. westerly Glowing cyclone tremon
escent particles Of luminous matter one eighth Of an inch
in diameter flying about spoon drift like torrents Of rain
The fore storm stay sail and main top-sa (partly
furled) -and main try-sail blew away, at 8 p. NJ,
wini NV. by W.,-attempted to wear but portion OF
the main try sail having blown into the lee main rigging
the ship would not pay off At this time the force of the wind
terrific the ship pressed bodily down the water
which at time waist deep the spar deck the
guns fore and aft frequently entirely under water
very little water TO wndward but poured in
the lee netting in perfect cataract About $50 P. NJ,
tho port quarter boat supposed have blown
ton OF the main trysa manned the weather fore rig
ging and ship to the north and westward The foot
could BE- secured At 10 WIND and ' sradu
ally hauling to the southwark. At II p. NJ wind s. W.,
s Ss ssn SSa m also S
modera g. but blowing heavily in squalls. At II, mid
night strong gales wind $. by W." The s. remained at
U: 8. frigate Congress Com. MKeever to sail Dec.
%, from Rio for Montevideo.
The U. s steam frigate Mississippi in Funchal
Passed Midshpman R. sedcn has been ordered to the
Powhatan.
Pennsylvania and ordered the Powhatan in place Of
William Berniece detached and waiting orders.
NAVAL COURT MARrAL.-Otway B. Barraud, Esq, has
been appointed Judge Advocate of the Naval Court Mar
tial in place of Thomas c. Tabb Esq, who declines
Commander Farragut has been ordered to the court in
place of Commander Saunders and Lieutenant Hender
son in place Of Lieutenant John A. Davis, relieved The
court which has been adournng. from day TO day, will
proceed this morning with the trial Of the the
United States frigate Columbia.
Lieutenant Orlando, First Lieutenant of tho United
States sloop of-war Vincennes Commander Ringold's
flag ship, for the exploring expedition reported himself
yesterday at the rendezvous here, to ship specially
for that expedition.
The United States steam frigate Powbatan, Captain
Mckinney destined for Japan is nearly ready for
Her new shaft mas been ted in Its place and
next - - 80
Surgeon MeCreery Is duty at the Pensacola Navy
Yard.-Norfok Bacon Hb S.