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The Shasta courier., 1854-07-22

Notwithstanding California is liter
ally land of flowers, 1t is by no means tavo-
rite home Of the honey bee Indeed until with
in few years past, there were none in the
country. and from the repeated failures to intro
dnce them, it was very generally believed that
there was something in the climate which
proved i4;el 70 them. Wear glad therefore to
learn from the California Farmer, that Judge
Daniels has at length succeeded. and has now
upon his farm in San Jose Valley. five or six
hives of these wise and thrifty little folks in
Sne condition
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Az EFFEcTUAL SiesAL.-One day last week.
Mrs Horton, who resides about three miles
west OF Oswego, saw large pine tree fall d.
recty across the railroad track. She instantly
laid down the baby, called her husband from
his work, and they both ran to the railroad,
distance OF some hundred rads taking axe
with them. But the tree sovId, and not
less than two feet in diameter where il crossed
the track, the spot being at short curve in the
road. aud opt of view froG any considerable
distance. Worse than sH, The time for the train
to pass was close at hand. Probably at the sug-
gestion of the wife, women are always best
at expediepts, Mr.. Horton Immediately took off
bis red fannel drawers, tore them in two. and
rap mp the road With one leg, while his W ife
ran down with the other In very few min
ptes the r,ail passenger train approached at full
speed. when It was arrested by Mrs Horton
standing on the track, waving the leg Of the
red fianner drawers on a mullen stalk The tree
was soon cut and rolled off the track, with the
aid OF the passengers, who proceeded on their
journey; many lives and limbs, doubtless. hav-
ing been saved by this really kind and noble
act OF Mrs Horton.-N \. Couriet, June J.
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ROARDING SCHOOL Fol

BOARDING. SCHOOL FOR BOES.
11R. AND MRS. BLAKE are prepared to
WI receive into their family in Benicia linn
tied number OF lads. to whom the best facilities
W Ill be furnished for their mental and moral inn
provement Terms ms dcrafe For further in
formation, circulars, etc. address
REV. G. VI. BLAKE,
iel73p Collegiate Institute, Benicia. Cal
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IScEDlARIEs.-In regard these candidates
for the gallows, the S F Herald of July Id says
We know that such desperate Williams exist
here, for several attempts have been mude to
tire the city within The past three or four days
the last only yesterday morning. An incendiasy
could scarcely have selected a more favorable
time for his accursed work, than the hour at
which the fire commenced on Davis street, ,wheu
the inhabitants were wrapped in the profound
est slumber, and the tide so low that the engines
could not obtain water. The town of Columbia.
which has just beeen reduced to ashes was un-
doubtedly fred the supposed ncendary has
been captured, and only escaped the Vengeance
es tae people by being hurried off 10 Sonora
Minnesota, too, has been bnrnt to the ground.
and there, also, the incendiary is believed TO
have applied The torch. In San Jose fire,
which fortunately did pot prove very extensive,
has occurred and IL Narysville several incp-
lent confiagrations have been promptly checked
in both places occasioned by incendiarics
We have to-day, also, account of serious
fire near Diamond Sprngs--agala the work Of
an incendiary We are forced then 10 the con
clusIon that these wreiches are systematically
engaged IN setting fire to he cities of California;
In a country like this arson is a crime of even
deeper die than murder, for destruction of lii,,
almost always results from conhasration The
incendlary Is worse than pirate-he is an en-
en.y OF mankind. aud as such deserves no mer-
cy. Let all good citizens watch that lie does
not come upon them in the darkness of the
night
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yILrA1LR ERosEgrY FOR SALE.

6ss THE UNDERSIGNED GFFERS FOR
M.;;l snle on reasonable terms. tie property
#.l ON which he is Mt present residiug, &'leas-
nn,ly situated in the lower part OF Shasta and
known ss
The Rath House Property.
The ;n,pruvcments are a we'll built Two story
dwelling house with kitchen attached. n we'll
arranged Bathing House, new and commod-
ons Barn. &c. &c.
Tai. property is conveniently located. with a
never failing stream flowing through il the en-
tire wear. and is every way desirable t. any one
who may wish TO locate in this piaae- For inr-
,h-r particulars apply 70 the Pr"Pre'"r rx o" the
premises. ,r
Sha,ta, April ~, ASH.
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j. 4, RAYEOND,
Phr.iciau and SurReor

NTOCLD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
w tie ppblie, that he may always be found
at his ,tiice when not professionally engaged.
~ Office In the rear of Dir. Sliurtleti s Drug
Store. Mime street. Shasa
Shasta Feb 4th, 1854. fe4tf
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HART0N & sNAvEs.Y.

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Estimates and specifications mnde on all kinds
of buildings Jobbins done at the shortest no
tice Also. Rockers. Toms and Sluces always
ON hand and made To order.
NIB. Seasoned lumber always on hand
LIrISasToS BARTON. URiAH B. SSAvELY.
marlaff Shasta City.
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I. fire occurred in Benca on the 18Th
inst Loss estimated Of about $4,000.
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WHAT CHEER HOUSE.
Nos. 1I0 and I21, sacramento ST., kesew ~
Montgomery, San Franc iscO.

f.7TM THE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure
Iiu in announcing to the patrons and friends
slll Of this House, and to the public gener
ally, tliat the enlarsements and alterations are
now completed. Many new and very desira-
ble rooms have been added, and the whole
House has been renovated and furnished i'll a
substantial and comfortable manner. The Gu
linary department is in charge ofan experienced
and skilltul cook, assisted by an excellent Ba-
ker. An abundant supply Of hot and cold wa
ter is furnished to different parts OF the house
Cold shower baisis a<e available at all times to
such OF the patrons rs are fond of this kind Of
bathing. large and elegant hair dressing
aud shaving saloon. under tile immediate super
vision of &. W. DAN. TO which is added very su-
perior BATH ROOMS, " ih warm, cold, aud
shower baths.
A READING ROOM. supplied with nearly
all the city and many Of the country and Allan
tic papers.
TO The present and former patrons and friends
of the house | return my Siucere thanks Tor
heir very liberal ss.ppo,a,
Board aHd lossGt,S given at the following low
rates:
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HOMER A. CURTIss,

HOMER A. CURT1SS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Justice of the Peace.
OFFICE in the Court House.
Shasta. April II. 1874. 3m
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Police Intellixr-s.ce.

The Escape Of Eiscrac Yesto Gag officer Read made
aficavit sta ing that his way to Nsw York With
Kssanc he left him III charge Of Marshal rlr and tia
ub'lc Heed asleep, ead Ruc allowed the prisoner
10 the water cosst and that ne toos tho opp,raui,
jumping of the cars, and that said Marshal RUIN
told Reed 70 put bsndcufa on the prisoner -
stated BY him. The following Is tie affidavit Of Ger
Rec0:.-
Cty and County Of Neac York. SIS John Reed, of said
city and county policeman, being duly rorn saith
that the 30th dnv Of last he had eusto
dy. on q charge OF forgery widen Kissens, whom be
ton by the executive VI the State Of New York on Coz
Governor Of the stare Of Onio that James l. Run was
requested de ponent to tnia city with h,,
Ard TIE prisoner, TO when request SAID Rushn 90
ces cd that tina arrival of the the Erie Ill
road, at ucrnesvic Ia tho State OF New York, ssi1
Kise,ne Us oeponsnt hsicvaa requested permission
ps.d Rnin, VII then hsd him 10 Charge to alo~
KssLe to go 10 the water close. Of the ia wnsn
hey were; that - this time Opponent, Who vsry
WARY rom travelling and vast Of rest ss eep
but was after awakened by the ing Of
and GwaLifg hofi0 end the pris yner eater the
water closet; tina. fer moments after RuHin came
out OF The closet Il snced moving
huffin IemaItd outside lew minutes, aod thea sgyn
entcrd the sac cl sac, but Immediately Ia
very excite manner. and informed deponsst Of o.
cap. Of the prisoner Dcpoaea. further cad
time md several svious lsions the raid Ktss4os
was placed Ia the direct personal and charge VI
Rufhn py copGncot who had faith in vtg,laacc OF
said ku6n bat whose want Of permitted the pri
to ieponent further saith that the san
in irs ms as stated by him In Cincian it paper rd
further this dcposent saith rot JOHN REED.
Saorn before me. this 9th day OF October, 1854
CsORSr. W. n II SELL, Chief OF Police
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Der 10 -Asscun in q Stage Daniel Grecnw aid VA.
indicted for an assault ard BATE upon ". X. Qua
bers sppeared from the evidence that on tho LIST or
ID Of August Last 70 yer, rainy day) toe latter In CON
rany with Indy, got toto = Grand stree, and 30 very
siagc at the Of Bfoadgay aud John st Get The
siege vas % crowded that Chambers was ooiiyef to
stasd, with four Eve othcra The DEFENDANT 10 at
the Museum, bat was obliged to stand the ,iep III
RON, 70 his no slight annuy In ecdca sori0g t.
pun III he had some alteration with Chimncrs Doth
subsequently, got Of the stage a. the OF Grand
s!iest and IN chard When dc endant struck Caamoc
ivico with bis fst Tho bl,ws violent. out T.
ID lot ,pesr that provocstion had iui ncdatels
preceded them. Verdict O. guilty, with recomueaoa
lion 10 mercy. Senfeuce reserved
Rcceiriag Snlen Goods Anshony Haas i.dictsd 70
receiving quantity Of do max, eorcgs caamc clotn
OF Abraham Lowen ccin, upholstcrer, 81 Doxsry u
was proved that those articles etclen By 10 seJ
VEINS cork Louis Eouberyer add sold by him dc
fcndsnt for sums below their value Ncuoerser, pat
upon the btan7 by the prosecution hat the de-
fepdant sed Of these arc ON him rfo
&c had told him that he bae stolen thcm from hts cn
plnycr Tho jury had not agreed upon verde. at q
late hour
Grand Ldrceny--Isaac Adds 70 lorel) was indicted
for stealing tho 1st OF September last p,csospo L.
containing Sb2 from william Luuenborg, in &c III
ttreot. Prisoner confessed tbs officer who ccarsd
his arrest that he had taken part OF the money and thu
no confession under the expectation OF being act At o
erty, for apntard that the prorcsu ing Witness has
held QUE promises to him II he would return tho sum
stolen confess that he had taken It, he should be sot
free. Verdict Of acquittal.
Tho court then adjourned.
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Jersey Cay rasslllseaes

hind ss~s Of tie session Of the Grand jury Of
county; and although one huudred aad toirtv In
o'n IN are ree"rec becn found thsi- var, q,
no 'n'ed AID una, ret DO ourir4 the pre-ent 80
rt"e mir g. atty in mepts ere usua soucd AZ ths
x''D, and II nay therefore. 10 expaosed thst sor,s
u t'isa VII 10 r1,r,'cs:ca uhsn tha prcccei;nrs
m,'s .uoic Nsih.r sih y be wondor'c II thsrs Is
CorSry Work iousE be erection Of a e,urt.
eos nHn,s hs bee strongly recon- snoci 20 the Board
u toss ~ ebo'dass b. iis Gs- nd III Ia. tina .,ruop
- m .'oy ing prroa' labor their mainteo
10 aLr ess he mig bec.re seyero burden upon ths
crnny
sTrnlya boar Mr. Joseph Ellsworth OF SentrsviIs,.
OF bergen PoiLt, large sail bsa worth sbou $500,
t,rl.p fsw dsyr Eiocc advertised 10 tho GERALD
aa III $50 it, return, and came % him, and
rad ,ha, hespe- vhors it gas Nr Il seat nan With
I'D ana they went 20 Hsups'ead Harbcr, j. l.. anc
=, NJ H. I'm ,sturping 1hs info- ~, Gated
ioiob Of bcpg tie tnif and sent t. jail In Bersen
furtf Al
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Personal Indulgence.

Sir Edn IN, Boaa viii remain in Boston tn tho
last Of The present wees
tire st Nicholas Hotel-Gov. W. D 8bos, 4 I 3
Hon FIJI Cook i:uifsic; mr. w. Day ard. St Uhn, N
W Jsnktts u q. A.; jos. Bradford, sSise H. D.
Van IKE AIoan, Mr. tiu,sanan, Washington; m
Kelly III she; Judge ndsl Louisina; " Clapp. CHI
cage; mas Jensina Georgia; A.. renn, Sev Orleans,
Jo-. H.muonc. ons hseepsio Stsuwood bostons
A. McClui =, ~tbany;J & Gains. Ne . leans
tho s'or Bcuse-C Cushing W.shings,n; Cover
rcr urea, hc~ jersey Nanshirer ami laiy Buffalo,
GOV Inert kicnar Troy; W. a. Windsr Wsahiuxton
y c: s Glis, CONCORD; L. Msther, Nav York: s.
r Roe West Point; u Wotharbay, Mass sir Smith
h I'd l-oy, Jspesv e. Maj. sprsgue u Z. army; l. Hall,
Va " tac,u, Nee uaren; H. T Elant, New York;
Z Zen Richm nc Va I Boomer, Bufalo; r.
Es'istrr and family u'ics; W B,or,o,an. New Ha-
On; t. r. sherman, Poughfospsie s. Htetson, Piatts
urg
At tbs Metropolitan potoi-Hon. Riohacl B.odhe,i
sspador Pa: Capt Wharton, :. A; Henry
Frsnci-co; Marriott Sscre AIRY of the Location
THE U, 'cd Stnic- to Peru Dr. Codn,cn and Auai-
y, Boston; John Knorsr. Albany Hon. + Fuller,
Mas; d. 7. Van Buren, u s. A.; E. J. lays Louis
lie.
At tho Irving Fogsc--Hon George Barton priscol n
H.; Prof TerTey, New Orleans Hon. nickerson,
-; Col. kichnIi on, Boston: Col oanaerson
savsrpsh. Ga james shores. jr Portsmouth N. Il
rev In owavd honhsster, Dr. Charles, Dos,
ton; Rev. A. Sydney Earle, Hamilton; J. Chamberlain
Cleveland, o.
From Havana, In brig Jsmss wAkohsla--Capt NcIAsn
n ofthe crew OF bark Mary lost on Cco-sdos Rsss
From Rio Jsneso, In ship Ino-yr Holden.
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The Cashoi,c (,ouncll.

IN report Of the ceremonies in the Cathedral on
last Sunday typographical error occarred BY which
tcndart lsymcn were made to rosettes in their
hats Instead Of THEN breasts We have received the
folloa sing conmuni :stion on the subject
EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
SmIp rendins your elaborate saetch OF tho ccrcmo-
NAL snd asct dsnt tn. close o. tho Fst o-
man Catho is Commit Of the provinces OF Nov YorA,
served slight ake-iDtended other ssc Is not At
h ent Of inheritance Your reporter has il
sp car ,haI there we're religious confraernity" ore
sent DESTROYS OF gnaling tina mcevos by wearing 70
sbttes In tbeiI hats Now, tho escort not
religious society, but composed for The ost part Of
schaoi ter here attschsd Patrch aui her Sun-
osy SCHOOLS, and as they neither covered hea goog or
reruIDiug Z OF foe til they and
rbeir simpa emblem OF white and olao toe lef
nreasee would tel inic5tsd n you were to correct
III impression gane aoroai that religious c)ntrsera
~ sbuuld n he fremasves 50 conspi;xors "a 20
cob ms IN tn ir bats aud heads vsret in the prs.
OF their lasots aud tho beloved shepherds Of ID
Win Iesfe~t sir, your servan.,
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THE GATHERING OF THUNDER CLoup.--Ve
are informed Il OF in addition to the razee indie
pendepce, destined for Greytown, those in
Washington Interested in naval affairs are mo-
nentar'ly expecting to hear Of the sailing of
the Princeton from Philadelphia to Norfolk
There she is expected to take in Mr.. Fabens,
Commercial Agent, and Charge Wheeler and
family, who are to proceed in her as far as Pen
acola, where 1t is expected they will be trans
erred to the irigate Columbia, The Gags ship o
he Gulf squadron, in which tbsy will proceed
10 San Juan, tie fiigate to remain there as long
Is may be necessary. The Princeton. it is now
understood, is in a condition to do duty. and il,
Is thought is already under orders to form 1.
part Of the Gulf squadron, with Captain Rollins
as her commander.
Per contra, in addition to their available
force on and near the ground, her Majesty 5
government have detailed the Colossus. screw
steamer, 81 guns, and the Termagant, power
full screw ffigate, to be Immediately added to
Admiral Fanshawe's squadron, which will also
include the Boscawen, 20 guns, lately arrived
at Halifax. This looks like the gathering of .
thunder cloud. But who's afraid? Have we
not warrior ut the helm, and four - erals in
the Cabinet? If it be war, sieco tee ..lmiAs-
iration are in for it, we must repel the enemy.
Let 'em come on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

A STEAMSHIP WANTED The Alabama people
aIe complaining bitterly Of the removal Of the
Black Warrior to New Orleans, aud their con-
sequent deprivation Of direct steam communi
cation with New York. They say the Black
Warrior made small fortune out of Mobile
merchants, and that the bar in the harbor was
no bar to handsome balance on Livingston,
Crocheron & Co's cash books. We have plenty
Of steamers on the stocks, and if the Mobile
people are anxious, and can send the needful
we viii finish one for them in day or two
Pass around the subscription list. Three hum
dred thousand will do, and Wall street wants
i: just now.
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PRESIDENT PIERCE STILL AT WoRK.--Grey
town is still the leading topic Of interest at the
White House. 1t seems that the gallant redu,-
lion of that place by Commander Aollas has
not satisfied the warlike ardor of the admins
tration, and the Cabinet are now puzzled to
hDd ont some other mode Of proving their va.
lor. One rumor has reached US to the effect
that tie English vessels lying off Grey town
are to be attacked, captured, aud brough. 10
New York as prizes: the object being of course
rodivcrt public attention from the corruptions
and mbecility Of their domestic policy. Ano-
thcr story suggests that IL is tie inication Of
The President to annex Greytown bodily, ard
afterwards to lease il for consideration to bio
Nicaragua Tranait Company. We think this
By far the most likely story, as it woud IN
volvo the lingering Of money, and would thus
DC particularly acceptable to Pierce mud his
Cabinet.
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Williams burU Into Il,xcnce.

ELECTION DISTRICTS Tho Thirteen b. Fourteenth FH-
tenth and Sixteenth wards Of Williamsburg az con ,o
trica:-
Tbirieecth Ward-First tishict-Bouudod BY the East
river, Brostlyn line Fourth Graod Streets Sc ,ond
distiic-Fourh street, Brooklyn limo Ninth and faId
streets
Fourteenth wardgirst al ,trictBoupded bv the East
river rand street Fourth end North Four.eeota
sc ord 81 uict--lourth Grand, ktntn North second,
ISi avepue, Fifth and North rourieeath reefs.
fifteenth Ward forimer street is the dsidng loo
INST por lou vast of mcr street. being Tho irstdis
ict abd fast OF Lori street the 500 ,nd district
sAton'h Ward--Eirst ois Tict- Bounded by Ntotn,
South s.coUd, wyckof Leonar,, biv.ston evennc, Gu
ire brooklyn lue sofood dtstrict-Laonard aaf Wycx.
on streets, Bushwick Flaming aud Division Avenues, u
Leonard kireet.
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Mr.. GIBsoN's CAsE--Among the items OF ia.
telsjgencc which may be expected by the Eu-
ro,a will be found, we trust the final conclusion
Of the Russian loan which for some weeks past
has been engrossing the attention Of our minis
Ter at the Hague. When it is concluded aud
finished and the money paid over--Mr. Belmont
receiving bis usual commission on the shayc-it is
20 be hoped that our worthy envoy will havet I
10 look isto Mr.. Gibsons case. and try to brin4
the Dutch to sense Of their duty in this mat.
ter. When he left, we were given TO understand
not only that he would see justice done to our
poor countryman but that he would Insist on
an entire change in Dutch policy ia The East.
Like many better man, however, the thirst for
gain, aud the deceitfulness of riches, backed by
The example Of the administration at home, have
diverted Mr.. Belmont's attention from these Oh
iects, and he has done nothing to our kao sled &c
besides ordering himself diplomatic suit at
Paris, and setting up new branch Of the Roths-
chi;d's house. Could Mr. Marcy venture so
great an Inconsistency as to recall him to sense
Of his duties
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RIGHT ABOUT FAcE.-We published the other
day an extract from the paper Of II. J. Ray
mopd, in support Of Governor Seymour's veto
Of the Maine liquor law. From yesterdays
Times VIC clip the following extract -
In Spite therefore, Of the mntfarous shapes which
hostility TO them assumed ha gce.t 7ieaoo
that the result of tho pending election vail be against
the prnc ple ani policy Of tho Ne BILL and ia e.
vor OF q prch,pitory law.
Jim Crow was right every time wheel
about do just So"
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United Stales Mlarshal'a Office.

ANOTHER CHARGE OF DEALING IN THE SLAVE TB ABE,
OCT. 1o.-Bartholomew Blarco, q merchant was ar
rested by cflcer Helms a wsrrsnt issued BY Mr..
Commissioner siilwo q charge OF having fitted out
the American bark ilandon for tbs slave trade. Tue
bark sri from this por. In possm er 1862 oeascly
Tor market the sfrcan coast and scset ut ca.
bpds, the west G asst OF fri,a, Nay I, 1884, b,
u. B 81 cruiser Leopard as she was preparing take
poerd cargo OF ncgroes for Cuba The .s.ocase
District Attorney Mr. Joachtmson, required the used
to give bail in $40 o00 which had not been given whom
the Com mil sjonoI left for the day
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GoNE OVER To THE EGYprIANs---Senator
Cooley has deserted his ancient friends
and gone bodily over to the soft side Of the
democratic house. The affecting ceremony
took place at Stuyvesant Institute on Monday,
and altogether it was the coolest thing Of the
season.
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LIFE IN TowN--The city is at fever heat; the
fail business is brisk; Broadway is crowded
every fne afternoon; seven theatres are nightly
filled with delighted crowds two opera CON
panits ore enhancing the votares of St. Cecilia;
'bo politicians are in an awful state Of MAD a. to
who shall be Mayor; the streets are pref y clean
for once the hotels are fall Of Strangers the
newspapers are Frightening up under the Ia
auence Of tracing October brc zes; the loag
"ocketsin the courts make the lawyers as blaa1
as So many Chcsterdelds, and general activ 81 ,
after dpll sumner seems 70 perval9 al
closes. Our country friends ~ dostce . Sc
be netr0po'is n oge Of ~ mo4 iaFscass z
phases, cauaot do better thaa 10 cone nog.
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Naval Intelligence.


DEP Arturo OF Tan FRIaATE INDEPENDENCE.
The United States frisAte Independence went 70 50
yesterday from tho Lower Bay in to~ Of ste INT ug L.
vathsn. The following ID complete and ,rrcc. iist
q her ofacers:-Commodore, VIM. Nervin; Captain
Josiah attpsh Commander, WIN. @. Nicholson; First
Drufersne suest Gnasevoort Fleet Surgeon, w. 8 ".
RuscbeDbsrner PuTser, Lewis Warrin9 ION; Second
Leuttpant, N. HarrisDn; Third Leuton.nt. John
Mooney Fourth Lieutenant, Vim. b. aurst; Fifth.
Lieutenant T Huger; Sixth Lieutenant. A. N Smiths
Passed Assistant -ursson, +. Gunneu; M.ste-, wm.
Nelson; Assistant geon, n G. CLfwetl; Marine On
kidsbipmen, A. McDcr mutt Washington Tot on Jas.
A. G. esr, 1essc W. tiester VIM. NcCamn a, Trsv It
Abbo'; MidsbIpmen, T. o. Ssl'ridge, J. Strbl,ug,
Penny W. Ni'ler; B,sts~an. G n. Lcach; Conner, W.
Bnrrett Cerpentsr, II G. Thomas seinaker, J X.
Chds. A. Green Char lea II .ncs, Jr, Samuel liar.
rson; Chaplain, Fitch Taylor
Tho United States ir gate savannah and corvette De.
cstnr were at Rio Janeiro Sept 8; oncers and crew
Gil well
KnyERY NAVY YARD I'm this yard there are now
about 4S0 men employed, the wOrS 10 pyorr esslnr
fuzzy 1he frigats Sante~ which built many years.
ago. md baa hiDce been lying in tho ship house. nevor
having boon nunche Ia beisg rspairei ami lcogh nod
shnut Teen feet Tbe frames which were saA ca down
70 les R'h-n Der have III replaced ne~ keel ana
serr pos put H. and large part Of the planking put
on. L. requires much new timber and plsna ing The
Sanee wild probably be resdy TO launch the coming
spring. The rebuilding If the Frankn the largo shio
b. ute on the north IL Of the island has cOmmsoood
Ihe largo ship house 10 i've With at work on
IT, The keel Il laid ~ tho post and eight or
ten OF tie forward frames aae already up 1hss var.
sr about ffy icet in oider to ia les entire
length.