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Pm. 10 -IsaAs vsrplanek, Eq.,. of New York, was
admitted an attorney SD COUNSELOR Of this oours
No. ll3 Ersstus Corning and a. the Troy Iron asd
Nall Factory. Appeal from the Circuit Oourt o. the
United States for the Northsra distrct Of New York
Mr. Justice 0er delivered the opAnion OF this SQUIRT
missing this appeal with costs. No 40 Thomas KsAr.
ssy asd al "a John J. Taylor and 81 Appeal from
Circuit Court Of the United States the district of New
Jersey Mr. Jnsos Nelsoa delivered the opinion Of this
COURT affirming vhe decree OF the said Creuit Court In
this cause with oosts No. Is. Vim. Bvingstn and all
Va VIM. VI. Woodwork, kminIstratcr and al Appeal
from tbs Circuit Court Of thu Usied States for the dis
trct Of Massachusetts,. Mr.. Jususs Daniel delivered tue
Ctrsnit Court With ocsts and remandins the ssusbr
further proceedings In conformity 70 the Of this
court. No Is Hamilton Murray, use, be VS. Johs A.
Gibson On certificate OF division In oyi1on bsswssn
the Judges Of The Circuit Court Of the Unted states for
the Southern dishia Of hisslssppL Mr. justice DAnsi
BY the dsfsndaat 10 not good sunoisat bar 10 Ahs
paiDtins action and that the demurrer Of the plaintiff
ahouh b sustained. No. 81. Andrew Wylie, Jf I'd
misistrator Of rsmus Baldwin va Richard s. Ooxs
Appeal from the Circuit Court Of the United States fer
the dstrietsf OuiSnbis. Mr.. Juscs Mclean delivered
Circuit Orurt In this cause, With ocsts Asd atsrsst
No o.. john Den, o. dem, Archibald Russell, w. the
Associations OF the ]srtey Company Error 10 the CIR
ss Court Of the Usited States for the drsrct OF New
Mr. Chief Justice Tsssy delivered the opinion o.
this court amrmns the Judgment Of tbs said Oircuit
Court In this cause. With costs, No g. jobs c. ysrgsr
appellant, W Robert 8. Bnndon and AL executors Of
msncsd By M Rsvsriy Jehnson Jr for the app slant
No o. hvin BArtstt, plaintiff In error. George P.
Kane This aauss vas arHu.d yssNrday By Ms~ws.
Known and Bruno for the plaintiff In error, and submitted
81 printed Argument By Mr. Attorney General OuAisg
Tor We dsfsncAnt In srrr Adjourned.
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the whole country, with single purpose 70 the
main obect-the honorable triumph Of our cause.
l wrote French that was perfectly sstounded At
receiving his letter, and being informed that my
name had been mentioned in sonpsstion vita tho
Presidency. The cream Of he joke tss that Ffeacn
ran ill about Warrington and its hoten showing my
letter % the flats, and amsng the rest he showed the
letter to Burke, who wrote the draft Of II and sent
me nix months before, when lot Of US had arranged
1t notfn
But about you neglecting to answer the letter 70
al the Presidential candidates9 Ysa did net get
caught In that trap?"
Caught in that trap Why. that was part Of
the programme. 4 letter was never sent to ne. II
was 30 arranged with the man himself by my friends"
Upon my soul you ought to have made Burke
your Prime Minister after you became President.
Did You sec him personally before he went TO BAlt
morei'
"Why, l went to Newport, TO his house, and
stayed week, only few days before Burke won't on
to Baltimore, and then made all the final arrange
ments Burke was my main dcpendance-in iactn
Burke did everything. He was the big man thet
and made me; but he has behaved very shabbily
since.n
Excuse me, Frank, for my freedom, but did the
suggestion never nsnuate itself into your mind that
you had behaved very meanly and very STABILITY t.
"Ah! Sam, when You get to be President you win
have to crush out al slch iusnuations. But like
Burke, notwithstanding al that he has done. But
don't let, talk any moro about 1t now How do you
ooh, very we'll. By the way, have got good
room now, with fire in IT, and you can call and see
ne.
Indeed like that Why, can run in any
time, and have few words or write private letter.
eh? have got no good place to write private mat
ters now"
'.what does Maher charge your"
"Only seven dollars week."
"Wen, that il reasonable; win come and see you
Tomorrow night"
We talked on Q variety Of matters and rode on
until We reached Washington, when We separated.
Tax NAN WOT NOMINATED FRANK PInRox.
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ID. Orrson, conductor OF freight train Gas killed
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Csmerou on the
9th inst BY the breaking OF fangs Of the locomotive
10 residsd At Harpsr's Nny.
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The Senate Of Georgia has passed q I'll 10 punish NE
sepr OF faro gaming tables
with mprisonmsnt In the psaitsaaSy fom 90 70 nv6
years.
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Augustus sehofsr Peter Myers two other persons
sreserousJ injured Myers fatally at New orIesas on
ne TN last By the accidental dsohAr 70 Of rHe.
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Before Chisf Justics Oshhy, judges DueY O. mpbell
8oethworth ard Slosssa.
Fin 18-1etr H0iin OCT 1As Sizh Arssy Railroad
Company -AspsAl dismissed, bas vitsout costs
Howy Bousn and Oilers soi. zuas NMss1 do -Jude-
meat for pktasin with cosx
AeDssus w. C7assn spf DdntJ Rdnksn Sent back for
new trial. Ia ordo 70 have the facE better ascsraissd
COTS 10 sbiAs event
W. keCsosy aOt 1dso~d Kest, dc Judgment Afnrm.
%, with costx.
he People a. rel fAsw0 y Dovts <c aa Osoor ~
Ssrieo~L Order allowing coss 70 the plAiattn under
ths Core afnrmsd with costs
The Perk a. RI aD JOHN q. KiagsLy Indignant Of
Sbs Ccurt sfhrmsd, with costs
ThsswD Stsflr act Jom1 Gosni, dc-Ordsr Of Special
Term affirmed, win costs.
Jo~os III Hosy da. rh As.1SqGs Hsaxal Isar~sc Oom-
pony Judgment for piaisun, Cd verdict.
Jans D1npsy act DoHsd 7ylse Indignant affirmed,
with costs,
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American Genius.


List Of patents issued fom the United States Passat
date r-
A. b. Oayyl, Of SAndusky CITY, Ohio For Hovsnsnt
In picking and elsasisg aAx
Matthias Baldwin and David Clark, Of PhilsdslphiA
Ter heaters N locomotive smoke stacks.
Lsvis ohichsstsr, Of Brookyn,N. Y.-T~ improve
nsAt - machines for cleaning wool
jobs srinaths, Of PhladslDhia Pa.-Tor improvement
&c oom., of Nav York, N. Y.-ror improv.m... /.
nsss 1roo.s: q hsssiss v:s:ssSI. ab's Psssss:i
samuel e. H1is, q Dsl.v.r. county, ra-yor i'm
prov.meots !. making thiot paPsr
.g Of IL r :.
Kim sAndish, Of Cuyahoss Fall. Ohis, assigSor 70
John sssnehh sad Horace A. Miller, q same rAss Fer
kos.rt Prssto., q North fSsnai vI-TOr improve
meat in dry,pg cloth.
Warm kotinsOn, Of New HAvsa, Of For improve
Jaenb Resss, Of Sharon, Pc For improvement in
hanging the fore plats 10 iron rolling msohinsry.
W. g. sslins Of bridgeport Ct-For improvement in
Henry Williams, OF Malta, ohio-For improvsu eats
JACOB D wosdrun Of Fer ark, N. j., and Joshua H.
BattsIwortb of Dover, J.-For improvement In drop
Xrsaious wyelsn, Of wsu4burs, N Y.-For improve
mens In machines for making links OF jack chains.
John Webstsr and 0sson spsnosr, Of Cleveland Ohio
asAsners 70 John Heo>tsr OF sams place improve
ment IN Gas burners.
GssIgs B. Amber, Of rrumbun oonn.- For Improve.
me ut n sAddls ness
HsdsricA Bartholomew, OF New Yorh, N Y.-Tr
ps6veAsnt In water closst.
Jasoa Barton OF hidcIe Haddam, Cona-Tor improve
ment In hsrss bells.
j. Burdiok, Of New Yors, N Y.-For i'm provsmsn, IL
naehiDary for pAoing blank books.
John W. Howell Of New PAriA Ohio-For improvement
IN M chimes for stul1ng horse collars.
Horace Smith snd Daniel B. Wsssoa, OK Norwich Conn
For Improvement In Aesngms
Ian ~nS and wan rs ~. A.
Tor improved maAhiss for sorspiDg and toothins v.nss
JoslR Rasssat, Of Cincinnati Ohio, aaigsor to OAIss
Williams Of zane pnos-For inprovsnAat il ball valves
for pumps.
DIE'ess -asusi D. yoss, OF Albany, n Y-Tor do
sign for cooking rtDvss Antsdatsd De- 80, 1888.
h~vs Astsdassd Dec so, 1858.
N vsAdsr, Of Troy, N. 7, suiGnsr 10 A. r Dsnham
d, OF aAns place For design for parlor stove
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The Military eo~rt OF Inqslry
RELATIVE 10 THE LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP sAr
vRAECIeOO.
rwnTTH
The Court met yesterday sing, ~ the usual hour
al the msmbsrs present. but Immediately into
s:saoa and soon af adjourned until Monday 1T IL
o'clock
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had control of the U.so~ and whatever be said VA
done. He drew up the whole programme Sam. Obi
give the devil hts due always mats my rel
gion.n
"Did Burke ask anything from your,
Never, upon my soul, Sam; II he had would
have given 1t to him, for he was . friend whom I
needed friends" rfa
"well, Frank, you are the President, and zen
seem = take good care Of every sucker that comes
about you How is IL that you can leave an old and
tried friend In the lurch, and let him be mark for
slander, when yen can save him II Il all wrong;
and though you are q President, you are NOT nan
II you don't silence Burke's enemies, and place him
In bis true position before yonr mutual friends and
IN do 1t, Sam. I'll be id II / don't; that II,
"stop, Frank; you VIII never dot. The moment
tnatmiserable proposition III comes into play man
good purposes are sllenced. But here we are, Just
"Yes. Office chaps. Stay, have an old friend
call TN him."
We went down 70 Mr.. McKenxie's vofiee. but the
porter told US that Mr.. Mckenzie was in the Lezs-
horses and started on our return 70 wsshnr
We had hardly got into the outskirs OF Alexanlris
when the President again returned to the convsr.
saton about Mr. Burke.
He managed that whole business equal to . Tai.
leyrand." said the President.
"Wby did You not send him Minister 10 Frsuos
instead Of hasoni You made Gee.up Dobbin Score
tary, and he did not do one half that Burke did,
Indeed he did not. / have hearty laugh when
think how completely the thing was arranged.
never see that B. B. French but what I hold my
sides.v
"Hsw sos-
WAY, just before the nomination French wrote
me long pfosy letter, asking me IL would serve.
told him no, certainly not. I wanted him and al
my t'ends 70 act with comprehensive regard TO
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America, h&0 tAken ov0Ty Opp0rtuUl
he sdmnisrsop and to say that the President Of the
5Ussd States would eonsidsrt psrsoual favor II he
nrisih government would asgs with the Lendoa rtA
jo~ Ieasr and that in rsiu fer such favor he Pri-
would do anything he could for the Bish govern
nsst
Al thu interview between my Lord P.lmsrtos and NJ.
Bsshanm the latter made demand Of the Btish Min-
Ibtsniss the Britain Nisstss eyes dilatsA TO The .ss
81 your xsesnt grasds theirs old Revolt onay battons
sGcod God my exoslleut Buchanan, what DO you ash
Ayu serious, On 70 this plsasant jSksr said the
Il am perfectly sssicus my Ird TIE Presidents fssl-
~ :. n Il. ....rs e *. ,a
sNr Buchanan. can SCARCELY edit thu evidence Of
~ ovB when hear the American Ambassador In.
10 Interfere with corrssposdsns Of nsvspapsrto gst
hin removed Why, half Of Craupron's letters iIsd
nth compliant o. s .s ne Sr y "a. srs
msnt and be wrote that he haA asked for sxp
natop, and that the American government informed him
vsrnmsnt Ths Nmes Is not ths organ o. this sovsrs
nsnt cannot interfere or attsmpt to coatrol It, ap-
psntmsnt Of erUgn correspondsne."
rsst mara OF favor 70 the ADMINISTRATION 81 Wash
gon you would use ysur personal influence TO induos
.Icsnpst do II with any grace Besides, have care.
nly read those letters, ssd am only just vhsa
udiy state that have dsrivsd more real informstios
bo letters than from any which have appeared In
~ zm0 "
ey very olsvsr letters INV lord Sut sbs atsaeks
uocn he adm iuistrationf'
IN. Letter 10 an American am told and n s,y one
to COMPLAIN the Bri'sh sovsnmsst might request the
Hma 10 remove oorresp 'ndsnt Who wross the sGlory
sad shame Of England. - -s
SHAT irus, my lord; perhaps you Win do Il upou
that srcu1." 49,
aNo sir upon grouudo
Mr. Buchran was excessively annoyed At shs rssun A
~ ntsrviN with the BriAh nlfstsr but Lord Palmer.
sop va dcidsd, asd treated the vhols matter Win
aoxt<mpt
II srnnged 10 that manner And, asslng in accord.
suos with rs instruotions Mr.. Daniel Biosks g.
usfar cald at the once Of the Ttm>s He desired 70
= the ehefsditor. He informed that he could NOT
y seen tim the sscrstAry Of the American legation, y
ia Mr.. Hckes
acsnr hsh that you the President Of the Uatsd
isies You can't So NE chief editor Of the London
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Louisiana, and all the organs found perfectly healthy
Fever. bowe! and chest complaint are very prevs-
lent at Hong Kong.
The Paris correspondent of the Charleston Med.
cal Journal a~d Rsc'uo writes that he saw Mr.
Guersent among other surgical operations eerformed
ct the hospital for sick children, execute one for
opening the trschea In child With cruup. This u
done frequently but on this occasion IL Was done 90
cordiDg TO Chassaianac's meshod and succeeded ad-
mirably' " consisted in simple incison, keeping
the tips OF the wound open with his forcsps un< the
fslse membrane and blood ceased 70 mi the oriics
and finally inserting the double csnua and keeping
the external aii warm by means OF flannel wrapped
around the neck.
The habit Of wearing glasses for short sghs.dnou
Il vefy injurious to the eight. When convex speo-
taces really necessary the glasses should be ar
ranged for each eye In particular o. It Is rare for enc
eye 70 bave the same power of vision with the Other
Spsctscles Of green elas ought never 10 be used.
One Of the most remarkable oases In the annals of
medicine occurred recently In Boston. man, when
driving his team, accidentally struck his eye with
the end OF his wbi plash, causing the blood 70 flow
freely The next day the eye began TO be very pAin.
fnl, and q surgeon vas called, who applied sechss
The patient imprudenty vent ont into the cold air,
and The pain increased rapidly ohe was soon seixsd
with lockjaw and after mach suffering he disd.
DR. Morrill, Wyman Of Cambridge, kasa, has bean
appointed adjunct Herey Professor OF the Theory
and Practice q Medicine In Harvard College
DR.. J. N. Ward has been appointed Professor Of
Homeopathic Medical College Of Penny lvania. DR..
W. 10 well known for his professional abilitjes ana
will make an efficient officer.
Sir Astlsy Cooper says that "the science Of usdI-
cine "a founded oonjeeturs, and improved BY mar.
cer;" and Dr. Gregory says tbat medical doctrines
are little better than starkstaring asnrdities.
humorous writer says that some doctors are un-
popular because they DO not choose 70 make cham
ists' shops OF their patients stomsshs.
movement Is In progress In England towards the
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Districts which was the only popularity Of ths@ re-
turns which caused remark
Supervisor TRowBRD0K then presented the retsras
from the Tenth ward, which throughout
without interruption discrepancies appearing therein.
The PRESIDENT then called for the returns from the
Eleventh Ward, but, Supervisor Boardman not being
present,
Supervisor wAKKxAS presented the returns from the
Second, Third Fourth and Fifth Districts OF the Twelfth
Ward. He said the returns from the First District had
yet been sent to him. discrepancy appearing in
the return for State Prison Inspector in the OF
James Sanders IN the Second District IL ordered
Of the returns this ward the OF 'Wm H. Lemon
WAS written, but, the sound similar TO that OF
SWIM. ii. Leonard the votes allowed BY the
Board 10 be given to the latter II written "Wm
II. Leonard in the returns sent to the County Ccrk
The returns for Mayor from the Fourth District Of
the Twelfth Ward ordered TO be sent back for
correction discrepancy appeared in the first name
Of james " barser here f23 votes returned for
"E Oakley Hail. in the return for District Attorney from
the Fifth district Of the Twelfth ward The Board decd
ed that the sound similar the votes should be
officially recorded for A. Oakley FALL
The returns of the Twelfth ward far as received BY
the Supervisor, having been canvassed--
Tie PRESIDENT asked what the pleasure Of the
Boards
Supervisor WAKEMAS--I move that the Supervisors of
the Eleventh and Thireenth wards notified that the
Board is ready TO canvass their returns.
The PRESIDENT said there authority in the Ia w
for making any such application.
Supervisor WAKENAS--Then, the Supervisor Of
the Thirteenth ward Is not present, move that now
adjourn.
This motion being agreed to- at Is minutes to o'clock
the Board adjourned until IL O'Clock to-day.
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orsnssnar echoc and there BY his studioas habits,
Assuming aud frank manners tenderness u heart aad
warmth a Affection the love Of ALL both teachers
and sehoars. His memory win Be- revered BY all who
knew him.
In Brcosiyn on Tuesday, November q, GEsrxuox
rIEs wife OF John Durye and daughter OF the late
!ermiah hesserole in the 32d year of her age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral tomorrow afternoon at two O'Clock
ther notice.
In jersey City, on Monday, November 90 Mr.. Nnsos
j. JOHNSTON, aged 46 years.
dublin and Liverpool papers will please copy.
At the Sweet Springs, Va, on Friday, November 10,
after painful illness Of ten weeks, HANNAH HEYwARD,
wife OF Lieut. Charles NJ Morris, United States Navy,
and youngest daughter Of the late Dr. James Troup
Georgia, aged "a years.
The Norfolk papers will please copy.
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Died.

On Monday November 20, after long Illness JnSUux
Cook wife OF Samuel Cook, aged e2years months and
20 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this morning. at
eleven O'clock from the residence Of her son. wm Ash
On Monday morning, November 20, GoppARp GIAmxR
aged 50 years.
His friends are respectfully invited to attend his fune
raj from the residence his son, r. W. Gaser, sos
Water street, tomorrow afternoon, at halfpast twelve
O'Clock.
On Monday, November 90 OF dropsy in the chest,
HIRAM 7. PARRY ship joiner, aged AZ years.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of
chanics and 1radesmen, Polar Star Lodge 245 +. A. NJ
the ship Joiners Society and Marion LodgeI O. of F.
invited 10 attend his funeral from his late residences
63s Fourth street, this afternoon, at one O'Clock.
Tn Monday, November 20, SAMANTHA, wife of John
s,twen and daughter Of John Newhouse aged "a years
The friends and relatives OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon, at one
o'clock, ir,m her late residence No liz Forty first
street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues Her re-
mains will BE- taken to Greenwood.
On Tuesday, November II, Mrs. d. HAswE1L, in the
The friends Of the family and Of her son. Charles H.
Haswel are invited to attend her funeral tomorrow
afternoon at three o'clock from her late residence 50
IN Tuesday, November FL Mrs. CArnAMSs Voorhees,
in the list year Of her age.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited attedd her funeral from the residence Of her
snnin law, j. L. Pinckney, No. SO West Thirty. third
street, near Broadway, Tomorrow afternoon, at half
On Tuesday, November q, Of consumption, EIlzAaETH
RANsxY, aged 20 years. months and IL days.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from tine residence of her brother
law, JOSEF Fields 2ls West Twenty street. this
afternoon, Mt one O'Clock
On Monday morning, November 20, JOHN DowD, q
native Of parish Balleymaccormck county Longford,
ireland, In the Both year Of lie age
His friends and acquain,ances and his brother Thos
rowd and in-law Thos. Dowd and brothers n-law
Naty Aarks, Chas Ftzsald Jas. Youie and Hugh Ft.-
patrick, also the members Of the hbernan Universal
Benevolent Society, respectfully invited to attend
his funeral this afternoon at two O'Clock, from his late
residence, 2lO Elizabeth street.
On tuesday morning, November q, Of Inflammation OF
the bowels, CHARLES ., eldest SON OF Charles Wilson,
ESQ, Of Williamsburg, In the 18th year OF his age.
The friends Of the deceased and those the family are
invited 70 attend his funeral this afternoon at two
O'clock from the residence Of his father IL South Tenth
street
This visitation Of Gods providence has cast mourn
full gloom over the afflicted family and friends The do
ceased was youth Of great amsbeness and generosity
OF character and universally beloved by his friends
and companions Young "a he was, he had developed
character more than Ordinary unsel8sh and benevolent
| He vas fer many years pupil In the williamsburg
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Disasters.


DARE cHILDr HAROLD, which was ashore at Holiness
Hole got "a morning Of 18th without damage after dschsrs
BARK HupsoN at st Thomas fun Norfolk had lost sails
ioremast spars and bul~a rks; would haul up
sass 81 .na 81. 10 Ss U
nne
60 was All got ont and arrived at boston Saturday Her
before a. Hsy West IN would
cargo.
badly she was dischargiug Sd inst to repair
hs,s a 9stsr hsass At 5. Thomas had los.
ns Sem Flora s,o Cap: PsSy1 Of Bsrmgd. which
p r.
The sra was .trohr but small vessel Of about 20 TONS
3D. shsh:d general cargo beard partially insured in
child was with him when Se
NYork Besides Capt B. there board the time Of
Ssr ''s' Of ''rmud who
scnR FREEMAN, hence at st Thomas had lost spars
and had cabin and part Of buiwarks washed away.
scHR BIscAL, from NYork for Pictou. with -four, is
ashore at hrgonish Ms little to tho eastward Of Pie
i ss NV despatch to k'''d walter Esq., dated Hall
Scr. rEsmo from BsltI%srs for Rio J.nsirc which Put
repairs Sd inst, and would sail soon.
Ssm Jss 01.s smmon from will
Up to the nothing had beon The
Cts was old vessel and was probably not insured.
"THE SARAH JANE" Is supposed by the Nassau Royal
Gazette to be lost She called IRON magma In Sept With
cargo Of salt, and several passengers for NYork.
Notices to Mariners.
arARANTIry REeuLErDv.
DEPAR7xyrr Or STARE,
WAsHincToN, Nov ~, 1856
Information has boon received this department w.
H. Robertson Esq United States acting Consul at Havana
General has ordained uat lasaretto
northern part Of the the
mint, veseis shall for the performance Of quarantine
enter the port OF Havana or 20 20 St. Jago dc Cuba
RspoRr TO the s. Coast Survey Of
= Reconnaissance Of wimbls sLoas, Coast Of North
CoAsr SURVEY srArIos, NrAa CAMDEN, Mr,l
s,n-A photographic survey Of Ximss Shoals. on Tho
coast Carolina included In my Instructions
Lieutenant Comnan ding r. A. Craven, u n, assistant
in the Coast Survey has been executed by that ON
reported upon under te September Is Tho
cution Of ls dersbe work In the
prevented by the cholera boar his vesei
Of The complete foe tho
Tho Shoai consist three ridges parallel 70 bhe
OF orh Carolina lying rSE from the norhcsn Part
four statute toe besen tho se.adinss
IRREGULAR changing someties ~ fAthouA IN east OF the
les with eoar gravel she the Shoals, and
Outside 10 Isthoms soft black mud lhsve noa Ia THU
crossr In Ale CoYwin had sAet Of athoms will
8 and fef HONS before aud after IL
yesea rabe draft sAeuld not approach the
here within mile there " generally strong errrent
ihsve airsdy stated 40 you the cirouy stances VIII q
made Ii impossible 10 ccntinue the work bv gce
IL "a reisabie and may the present Of nsss
ticn on the coast.