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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
CLOTHING,
KNAPP L. REDMONs
40. oIc Claire Row,

UAVE large and splendid assortment OF head.
Mad, Clothing. mostly Of their own manu- faeture
y hich have been got up with great care. ana who
ars sing out ut very Low Prices. Come and SO
-. KNAPP 4 REDMON.
Fo. Q LIE c airs Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
Accordeons and Flutinas.

CLARIoNETrs, Flutes, Flagcolets, Pcalows an
~ Fifes at reduced prices ii
No 4 lie Claire Row. q
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20

A Large and very fine assortment Of Rosewood trui,
n ar. at yarc us prices ranging from % 90 10 s*e,
Also Vons from seventy live cents TO twenty do
lar, al No Claire Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
Scott County Farms for sale.

4 MOTHER Farm 100 acres and good Taver Stand
"A situated on the Stage road from this city to Mus
catinc half way. Dwelling I6 81 II. Barn to hold q
Horses. 9 good Wells and living springs.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-13
Hon
House of Reps.
III Il IN 49,
Secretary of War.

Il seems however, they declined to give opinion or
agree among themselves the district which should
not receive appointment Left thus to his own judg
ment the Secretary appears to TO have adopted very
equitable principeo that district from 0hieh
cadet had recently been appointed This distinctly
declared the which Mr. Lecher is commenting
and yet he says himself and yet to meet the
first man who can determine from upon what principle
the Secretary acted The principle, repeat could not
be more plainly stated and surprised not only that
any one should fail to understand it, but that any
should not at acknowledge its justice The facts
however which brought Mr. Letchers district rather than
Mr. Faulkners within the rule being stated by the
versy to ascertain Them and they briefly follows
Mr. Letche district comprises the entire old sixth dis
rict which had appointment last year. Mr. Faulkners
comprises the entire old eighth district which also had
appointment last year. Thus far their claims equal.
The remainder Of Mr. Letchers district part of the old
twelfth which had an appointment last year the remain
der of Mr. Faulkners district part of the old NINTH
which has had appointment 1851 Thus phe ersry
candidate Mr. Lsehers present district had chance for
appointment las, year. Of The candidates in Mr. Fauihas
district had had chance for appointment for three years
The department give every youth appointment
appointment been given to Mr. Letchers district his con-
sttuents in Bath and Highland counties would have had
two chances in two years. while Mr. Faukners constituents
Loudon would have had but chance in four years
This distinction under the rule given decided the question:
cntirely irrespective of eastern western Virgina)
and we much mistaken if the of the decision
will commend itself to the judgments of every fair
in both divisions of the State.
As Mr. Lecher has appealed to any rational man to tell
why the Secretary should have made appointments from the
3d. 5th l0h and 18th districts rather than from his
subon the following table which will explain the reason
any who will bear in mind the principle which
the election madee to give the appointments to those
districts which had been longest without one No appoint
having yet been made from the districts it was
necessary in determining when the last appointment was
made refer to the old districts from which the ones
were constituted /; and the case stood as follows
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-13
WASHINGTON CITY.


Mr. nAsKL DEoKHERr of Pennsy authorized
subscriptions this paper, and to receipt for the
% Mr. @. W. JAMES, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio is
collecting agent the Western Texas
assisted by H. j. THOMAS, j. r. DEsr, WIN. II. Thomas, p. d.
YKIsKH, C. M. l.. WIsEass A L.. CmlDs, IRvss.
Receipts OF either viii be good
GM L. JAMES, No is2 South Tenth street. Philade
pha, general travelling agent, assisted by W H. WELD
JOHN roLLss, JANIS DsERIse, HAmmrr Jos BUTTON GEO
p BUTTON Isaac NJ BoDIsE, EDaUsD w. WILEY WILLIAM l..
WArERMAE, aud GEORGE L. MCLEOD.
o. Mr. hsERv NJ Lewis, OF Montgomery Alabama, gen
ea travelling agent for the States of Alabama and
sisted by r. LEWIS, and d.
CO. Receipts from either OF the above will be good.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-13

ROBBERS DEvIoE.-A private letter from friend in
Lewiston advises of attempt at robbng there by
burglar connected with feature that is not usual be-
licye.
The burglar made his way into the house but heard
and frightened out of the premises before he had secured
anything Soon after he gone the lady of the house
who lodged above awokc and discovered the presence
smoke On going below all the rooms, save the Kitchen
found filled with smoke of very singular odor No
fire ashes evidences of combustion could be found The
family after search again retired intending however
not to sleep This was four O'Clock in the mornings and
they suppose they must have fallen very promptly to sleep
for at their slumber still continued that the hired
girl who had slept in distant part of the house had diff
Guilty in arousing them.
There doubt thnt this smoke was narcotic in its
nature and designed by the robber to act quetus upon
the family while he pursued his depredaons and that e
feet it certainly had in inducing the morning nap of the
inmates of the house The smell did not disclose the
ture of the substance burned.-BQGalo Courier
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-13

From this it will be seen that Mr.. Letchers district is
the only one of which every portion had chance for
appointment last year and is obvious that on the prn-
cple stated his claim weakest for an appointment this
year.
Since the Secretarys communication to Mr. Faulkner
vacancy has occurred by the discharge of Of the cadets
from the 4th district and the department thus having the
opportunity to make appointment from the only vacant
district Mr. Letchers) all the districts are now repre-
sented at the Academy.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-13

the districts then without cadets be supplied and with
out causing inconvenient delay in the appointing OF the
number authorized
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JEFF. DAVIS,
Secretary of War
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-13

Miss Ellen Curtis of Baltimore was inghttny burned on
Wednesday night by the explosion OF camphene lamp 1t
is thought she cannot survive.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-13

Accounts reach of the prevalence of drought in the
middle and southern counties of Illinois, the country be
ing being literally parched up. The Chicago Democratic
Press says it extends far norhward as Livingston
ty the Chicago and Mississippi railroad The streams
nearly all dried up and many wells Travellers
find it very difficult procure for their teams At
several points the prares burning II supposed
that at least one-half the crop is totally ruined
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-01
NEW DRUG
-AND--
( 4 X GG Z S z 9 R & e .

IIHE undersigned begs leave TO inform his
/ friends and the public generally that he has
purchased Mr., II. 5. Forncy's stock of Drugs,
Medicines, SC, SC, and is now prepared to sell
On the most accommodating terms.
Among the articles Constantly kept on hand,
| VIII cui,mcrate fine following.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-01
I5J3Y'S ITTIG1lAIIIG CORDIAL.
Pryem Vegetable in its Compositions.

,,,,,,., ,..,,. C..,;oI i extr,cted from
iii9 lny%'T' p,, ~, which have been found
l'e'o' anu 49, '.'..,.,,a NV the most >kilml
alter years Oh eNi''''gl' f,n,litirs most ben
ihySlciAhH' 10 DC =, rccommcnd-
ou,ai m 'He diseases !'t "','''' - - c nub,ic
ed and hence whilst /, IS 'ts',II,', LH,wn 20 be
as an cilcac''us remedy II + '',' ache pllccd
Of that character ON ""'c" tc,' 1,,,',1cy Hoe
as to ITS safety In cases Gi SIrn,iration
mortgages ul'0rtcreI - tIour Albus or
or Suppression OF 'he M,:'f %.,, from any cause,
Whites, or lor b'e.I! - Us where the pa
such rs weakness from ''y ,l Car some time for
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-01
DOMESTIC GOODS,

T AN receiving a very large and well Sc
Elected Stock Of Domeslics, and name in
part the following: Brown couons from
81 CTS. up, very fine BIeached cottons
from 81 cts. up, very fine Plaid and
striped cottons, very cheap and good pat
terms Heavy Osnaburgs 81 IS and Il
wide TwiIIed Osnaburgs for servants
pants CaIicoes from G. cts. up; Nous
lains low priced Buriaps Linen, &c.
l.. G.. NEShITT.
March 4 1854. l5--f
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-01
AFFLICTED READ!

--r,rr . NV, mn, ,rT-Drr,,T IJ1I-S,T' IS
DIllLADELPLIA AEDIJAL NJ ~, , IN -.
1 taJiishcd - years ago ~ DF. hI'NhhLL'''
corner OF Third aud Union streets, between
Spruce and Pine, FAHaGc'PHla;
L\b'ILiDS are appEscu 'hat III, N'"''''t
confines his practice to a particular Drahch OF
medicine, which engages ms unGI'lded aI'ch-
ton. lie cautions the unfortunate against 'Ie
abuse Of mercury; thousands are ahnuanS MGR
cuTiai.zcd out Of life Recent aAcctlohs are
promptly eXtingushed' -,,.,,,,,,,,,,,l,,,
TWENTY lEjRS Or LAFEEiL,NtE I'D
the treatment Of class Of diseases hitherto neg
lectcd and mPeriec.y understood, has enabled
DR.. hLNhELLN, .slG'hor o. q jroTE on seq RE
s,ryrca,) to prove that nine lentas OF The causes
Of nervous debility, local and constitutional
weakness, mental and Phys'Sal sIncIi"s' arc
traccabic to certain habits, forming the Elo9l
secret yet deadly and tala! springs ol uoH4es'l0
misery and premature mortality. ILL.,, ~
LIKE I'ihIIt Ll'tt ~ - ~ q t nv =,
a. c'H h'oiI sometimes I'""'EI" "a - ~!
soIlude, oi'en GROWING up VII" ';o" L u" ,i,o
hood, ana winch II moi 'l''H'eu j" G"o -
not only UegetN serious oo>I1'l's ~ me-
happiness, but gives rise 10 series % Pl"Ir ~
ted InSldIous' ana ut'aS'a'!S ".,G',o'D
OF those VINO give way 70 I'll, ,,..,} ,a| f,J
are aware oi me coIS, T''e .,ao,s |
thc nervous system shattered Icel sn@"sG | ,ia
uuaccOuHjoUIe IoCiiI0s' anu '"e"o i0"'7 80 Wv
mud. .r,.....l r,,oo,,o, r,oIIo
Inc unfortunate H.I9 ''',,,d Ir,, -, -
!, uuapIe u ''o.I Wa, s,a,, : fSrIv and
apply his mind 10 study MS s'eP Is 'aIul H""
weak, lie is duh, lrrcsolule, ana engages III Ills
sport with less energy '''n U'"i'' o.;oo
IL he emahcipatc himself heiore Ihe Pt'c''e
has done us worst ana GaIet maui ti,s
marriage is uufru:lful, and his sense tells HIM
that thi, i, caused by his early tollGs. rinse arc
considerations '1hlrh @'""" "'''"'" "' "''''''0" y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-01

THE subscriber respectfully calls tie
attention OF the inhabitants Of Sh"p.
berls,own and vicinity, 20 his Establish
msn, in Char'cs'own. where he keeps
snl-ndld MSS rrtmcnI Of
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,
Fancy Articles, Ready made
Clothing. Boots and Shoes, Hats
@lI Gaps, Trunks and Carpet
Bags, JcweIry, &c.
Dealing extensively in these articles,
Ihaving also Branch stores in Clarke and
Hampshire Counties he offers great IN,
iucemcu.s to cash buyers. O! ready
made Clothing he keeps the best assorted
Stock in the County and sells It at the
owes, Civ prices. Those who will Ia
ror him with a call will notleaye the store
f,.aaraia,cd. ISAAC ROSE,
on Main street.
Charles'own, Feb. -, 1884. l2-U
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-01
E\cction Notice.

An Election viii be held in the Town
\ Hall. ON the lst Monday in April,
IS5l for "en fit and able men, being
Irceboldcrs and inhabitants of the Town,
10 serve as Mayor, Recorder, and Com
mon Councilman Of the same for one wear
or until their successors shall have been
elected and qualified"
Mcssrs. Il. II. Towner, ]. NJ. Ernst,
and \. Harris, have been appointed Com
missioners to supernlend and conduct the
election.
JNO. f, uAMTRAMCK, Mayor.
n. B.--The citizens are respectfully re-
mlndedo of the improperly and danger Of
burning weeds, trash, &c. IN their gar
dens--and of an Ordinance bv The Com
mon Council imposing a fine upon per
sons guilty Of such ranSgrcssioa. The
ire OF the other day, it is thought, oTigi-
mated by the burning Of garden trash while
the wind was HIGH, and hence the ncccs-
sity of admonshing the thoughtIess as IL
the injury they may intaii upon innocent
persons. ]. +. H., .NaHor.
Shepherdstown, March 25, 81. 1927
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-01
DAGUERREOTYPES.

T'IiE undersigned would respectfully in.
/ form the cuIzens of Shepherdslown
and vicinity that he has just repIenished
his stock of Cases, and is now prepared
to put up Pictures in good, neat and sub
Stantial cases, at the low rates Of One
Dollar.
Pictures inserted in BrcaEt-pins, Lock
els and Finger Rings, also Paintings and
Miniatures of every description neatly and
accurately copied. Those wishing pic
lures will please call soon as my Stay in
this place viii be limited.
Rooms Immediately over Mr..
Richards shop, two doors west Of the
Register Office, on German street.
T.. +. kERNEY.
Shepherdstown, March %, ls5f. 3t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-25
CONGRESS.-

SkNATE.-Mr. TT presented two memorials
IN favor OF uniform coinage between this eoun-
try and Great Britain.
Several private bills were considered and pas
sed.
The bill Ia regulate the pay and increase the
efficiency of the army of the United States, and
1 r other purposes, was taken up and after some
discussion, its further consideration was post
poned until tomorrow.
The Senate then proceeded To the eonsidera-
ton ct executive business and, after some time
spent therein the doors were reopened, aud the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvE.-The Speaker
LAID before the House n tabular statement of the
extent and other particulars relative to the pub
lie domain which ordered to be printed. =
On motion of Mr.. hurry, 100000 copies of the
Patent Office report on agriculture were ordered
to be printed. After disposing of sundry reports
from the Committee Public Lands, the House
proceeded To the business on the Speakers ia
BILE. The Senate bill for organizing Nebraska
and Kansas was brought up. Mr.. Richardson
moved to refer the bin to the Committee ON Ter
rtories. slr. Cutting moved to refer it to the
COMMITTEE of the Whole on the state of the I'm
ION which motion was agreed to by a vote of
llU to %. The motion to reconsider the vote
was laid on the table by vote of 30 to 90
Wash. Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-25
.,h. Se;zure of the Black Warrior.

lent. Watson, commanding the L: ). ateam-
Futon. at Havana, has written letter TO the
'rotary ofthe Navy, in relation to the seizure
Ibe Riack Warrior, in which he says:
.The Spanish law is so vague that when they
lire TO give trouble to commerce, no vessel can
L her papers so made out but that they can
n flaw or excuse for her seizure. As an III,
bce of this, | have been told by the captain OF
essel loaded with lumber, that she has been
he'd because the quantity discharged was
boards more than was entered upon the man
Iyben the colors of the Black Warrior were
Md down, which humiliating spectacle was
Hessed by the American citizens residing here
pbering, am informed by the Consul no less
| fifteen hundred, her crew, seventy in num-
[yere received on board the Fulton. deem
III the best course to pursue for the benefit
| n concerned and | am persuaded that it pre-
Eo5 a collision with the authorities"
h w. confirms the previous statement that
$fered to re hoist the colors of the Black War
and bring the matter to an immediate issue,
Idesisted at the desire of the Captain and our
ksnl The L. S. frigate Columbia was daily
kocted TO arrive when the letter was written.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-25
RICHMOND, March q

RICHMOND, March "a.
The steamship United States has arrived ut
New Orleans with intelligence from California to
the LIST inst The news is generally unimpor
tant.
The mining accounts are very favorable and it
is reported that the quantity gold dug has been
larger than for many months
An Indian arrived at Panama states that
Strains exploring party were killed by wild
beasts, but the story is not believed. 1t is sup
posed that they were murdered by the Indians
The market in San Francisco was exceedingly
depressed and stagnant. Gallego and Haxall
-four is quoted at $3.50 to $500.
Advcss from Walkers expedition to the Is
Feb had been received. The L. S. ships Co
lumbus and Portsmouth arrived at Ensenada on
the 18th. The commanders spiked Walkers
guns; Walker started for San Tomns with 40
men and one field piece, leaving the sick md
wounded behind Many of Walkers troops had
deserted and those remaining were Respondent
and had abandoned all hope.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-25
BUCKINGHAM SLATE QUARRIES.
w. T.. ELLIOTT, Proprietor,


LIE lakes ibis method oil re -pectiully Informing Engi
ais Al rhitec sContractors, Builders, Prophet
o Fou erles factories, Warehouses; Sc that he has
purcha ID md leased quar,es in Buckingham CO., Va,
and intends opening and working them extensively. He
promises to produce Slate better calculated all
pun poses thnn any heretofore produced from these
quarres. aud will defy competition to its quality with
any s ate in the United STA imported. He would
ir.urm the public, that ha has itum Youth been wholly
and constantly engaged in the above business and yields
in his practical know ledge Of Saie Rock and
Stating. He intends opening Slute lerds at he follow
ing places: Lyncl burg, Richmond and Scotsve where
he will keep a supply of Slate to the or
ders of these Towns and the county. Scottsve II
be the CENTRAL AND MAIN DEPOT, from which
lie will lie. ularly supply ether points He will have in
his employment men of experience and knowledge in
The business each place. attend orders for
Stating or repairing old roofs Those who have Slate
roofs ont of r.par have item Immediately attended
TO- and probably put il better condition than when first
Slated as h has been much bad stating done in Va,
by inexperienced workmen.
Specim. ms of his work be the Lynchbre
Gas Works, an examination # which he requests by
those wanting work in his line.
In some cases for buildings he recommends atls
in the place shceng the root Tor Slatng which costs
considerably less.
N. b. Letters of enquiry, orders for Suite. Stating
and repairing will be promptly attend to by address
ing him II cihei of the places oi business.
doe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-25
Oytroyes ON american Vessels.

letter in the n. Y. Times states that few
Is ago, an American merchantmen, going to
tanzas was overhauled, when near that port,
fred into by a Spanish war vessel, The
tain made his protest in the premises before
United States Consul at Matanzas, who sent
|atement of the case to the Captain General at
rama, but receiving no satisfaction, has re-
! ed the case to our government. Another A
bean vessel, belonging to this city, in charge
Mr. j. j. Faris, was recently subjected, at
eanzas, to charge of $3.50 tonnage duties on
/ load, in contravention of the port regulations,
Iii exact no such duties on "a deck cargo
money was paid under protest. and the case
left in the hands of the Consul at Matanzas,
[adinstlnent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-25

ture Of Kalafat by the Russians Improve
ment in Market for Breadstufs 60
NEW York, Mar 81.
The American Steam ship Pacific arrived last
night bringing dates from Liverpool to the sth.
inst.
The state Of Eastern affairs was unchanged
An encounter had taken place between two Rus
sian columns ON the Danube, which mistook each
other IN the dark for Turks. Several hundred
men were killed The Greek instruction had
been nearly checked.
Mr.. Spence, United States Minister to Turkey,
had presented his credentials and assured the
Sultan of the sympathy of the American people.
Mr. Soule Is said to be in high favor with the
Queen of Spain. The Spanish instruction
had been suppressed
Austria still wavers the Eastern que .ton
and Prussia refrans from indicating the line of
policy she will pursue.
\ late dispatch from Vienna, to the London
Chronicle, states that proposals had b 'en receiv-
cd from Nicholas. offering to evacuate the Prin-
cipalities the moment that Russia's terms of
peace shall be acceded to, but they are no more
favorable than those already rejected by the vi
emma Conference.
The latest London Herald has n Dispatch an
nouncing the capture of kalafat by the Russians
and the slaughter of the Turkish garrison. The
announcement needed confirmation.
1t is stated that France and England had do
clded to adopt measures to prevent any rev.
dictionary movement in Italy. Franco has
uthoriseda loan OF two hundred and fifty mil
lions francs to defray the expenses of war.
Vague rumors were afloat i'll Madrid of mis-
understanding between England and Spain, and
the probable recall of the Spanish Minister from
London.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-25
,TEsT NEWS BY THE NAILS.
,ueoRrANr FROM MEXICO
onable Establishment of the Empire

,..t,le Establi shment of the Empire
q ox,rsct the following from the New Or
:. Rec Of the 18th instant
,,;..ont observers who understand the
ih.' &c ean,a Anna inform US that no doubt
kafa,'ss ox;sts of his design to assume Imperial
haf saan as he can collect the necessary
|gniV' ,roanize a sufficient force to overcome
nas un We have good authority for affirm
fis.a.Vss; rrot Atocha who arrived here by the
Una. left ON Sunday r Washington, is
tds' ..;,b an important mission to Almonte,
arso ,;san Minister, the purport of which is
w. ~ snare no effort to secure the early
z. Nv of the Gadsden treaty, and that for
Nar,,ose. he is vested with full authority to
P, 81 any notifications that may be propos-
e;,hant losing time to consult the home gov
ant. Should the treaty pass the Senate
hca@ : reonired Immediately to transmit one
neh'e r Liars of the amount to be paid by the
len % -. 80 10 Signor Rafael, Mexican Con-
Itee 9s York, who, supplied with tins large
az IN IN o,nbork forthwith for Spain. Ills mis-
n' W WI - 90 engage a competent Staff of ex-
IN WI" y fsoars for the Mexican army, or rath-
enc'u nr,;nn of il which is under the eye of,
aor 'ha' n santa Anna. The latter hopes
desos. ,he time shall arrive for him to don the
w WI, anrnle. his Pictorial guards will be so
per'a1 T, d!sci lined by their Spanish comman-
80 easily to put down any attempt ct the
50" as to interfere with the execution of his
,go. s;va these statements without, of course,
as;1g for their accuracy, though we repeat
ac .hns emanate from well informed, sagacioas
a anc observers. If they be founded in truth
,S eoI' doubtless be appraised of the departure
SIN s,por Rafael, soon after the ratification
The Cadsden treaty. If by any chance that
atv should be rejected. Santa Annals ambitious
;rotions would be cruelty nipped in the bud.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-25

y. 5. STEAMER PRINCETON Capt. Engle, which
sailed from New York on Monday, has it is sup
posed gone to Havana, with orders to Commodore
NEWTON, whose broad penant is hoisted on the
flag ship Of the home squadron At the last ac-
the Commodore was daily expected at Ha-
vana to take his orders sent out by the Fulton;
but as the latter steamer sailed bsfore the case of
the Black Warrior was known at Washington, it
is probable that the Princeton has been despatch
ed with fresh orders relative to the particular
matter which threatens to disturb our peaceful
relations with Spain. The Princeton, is fully
ofiicered and armed