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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-17

CURIOUS CASE or ALLY0ED 0RAsD LARGELY.
Yesterday, oeer wade Of the Tiith gard police ar.
rested man named Henry wooi charged With hav.
Jog stolen 81 $50, in bank bills, from Joseph wgga'
81 Rochester. u appears that Virgins Ana Wood wrfr
stopping together AZ the Cifsrd Hos sepismSer last
ard, a. alleged BY The complainant Wool abs,tAesd
from BIZ. pocket boos s1 $50 In bsnk no,ea, that tas
complainant did not mira bis monsy Tor sgn. las hef
uaIds and the day following the alleged robSery sans
wood VI 600 without mrsng tbs 81 20 That -
states vas stolen The day previous compliant BENG
made AZ the time before Justics Cars - ths Loser
Police Court, that magis;rzts issued yarsnl r. ihs
arrest o. Wool and placed the 10 tho banta ~ 80
gennt D~yoe. ~ tbs Chisfs osee, for srscston. Tie
secured, hovevsr esyiax the city coDh DOT b. igaaA
and vas opy within tie iast sv days Inst any 'faes
~ him could - discovered when u waa hscert.Aasi
that be v 70 esn Of ia. in'srnxOns Ho'sl Tor - ~
baggage that had been directed ihsi hoss fgr hin
Arrsngsmsst vsrs therefore male for tho cap'Hf@ q
Nooa and ealing Yesterday fgf zoe bssgsys p;orm.
ton 81 the fact vas given v 0fesr Wais 80 t5hvA
srerss Bin. Tbs gylsoar sAg 'Afy~ bssers I1T1cs
Bossft, vbo kekfi HIN uD let sGsut istep Nha ..
eps@d. Weei, tsrAss ths sfafss safe ssnsHi hs sna
hisis very strongly that thr g+ai-aai dsr 80 ~
Fsss ssstasi ain f0g rsasvs l4ss ~ sEed 81 ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-17
The Gibbs Divoace Case.


-" Ao'No "'oo' w. ha'on o. "'0o' -hessra' D.
J Brady snd AcLley for defendant, Msssrs r. Busted
and Culver for plaintiff
Hoyvu.s Jns,Ic. = THO .c,;o, ,.. for . Al oroo ~ a.
ae''oA 80 ~ u'o'se W ~.
ground OF adultery The cause was brought on for trial
the 29th OF November, 1854, and the Judge after
charging the Jury delivered TO them written oaper Of
- a.. 80. !. - P'f''' -
which ths following y a copy
mas ' ~ naaon S,oosi peen Buhty
h'sh rea 'n s'a' i''ii i'-' Ut 1000 anu 30 IN
"n aaasss sai I, i, AL .-ou.. 49,
,.t.,La, I, !. go 49,, y 800. p 49, ~, , 20
49, = I, ', s ~ 1870 P19o'' tha' Suen oi
TSid 10 " 80 ~ 81 s, 80 =, -, Lii ,,,t.
not proven be s,pr.,s ssmoay ~ Inv. b.aa
:, LIZ, , $500. ne psn.h sosaay consult
a5n,,a,,s % '''' VI ''e 'A'' u sue"
Inc JURY not having agreed at the end Of about two
hours, directed 10 seal their verdict bring in
'n ~. morning
on tha' morning they Lanued up verdict In sealed
envelope, as follows
of Gibbs va Gbbs do bstny in y,rc, for m. naiotig
Signed, New York, November 70, 1854 and signed BY
az 'he same ''me Tue que'non'in tne hAnaWtins OIL
the Judge which be has given them handed back 70
him with these worcs at the foot OF the Grst question
0Aaron Glib, has been guilty OF adultery preyiou. 10
June 1859 y
To the oud question the word "No' was suboined
The Judge directed The returns 10 5. entered on the
nutes with per TO apply to enter Judgment and
s.ay OF proct ed a.. In the interim for limited peroI
such a motion il now made
An Wit IA also produeed svorn In NV each NJ the
Jurors expressly stating that they intended 10 have
iouud fer the piain,id fully ANA vopld hay. an.x.re1
III. last question in The nsratiyethat they snppo,ed
the paper handed them was ouIde for their eonstsra
ton ar had not supposed n NECESSARY or pacted
Il should be signed or was part OF their duty 10 slep n
or explicitly 10 answer n
No dou 81 the general verdict wa, 10 bav. en-
ZENITH tbs three noin,s admitted h ths n,rer /, 4.
aI,e true that had he Jury not AMI he om
sion been pointed out on their coming into court tsy
could have been ssnt back .sly 10 .nppiy II n
such was their decision (Blacklsy VI. Sheldon Jobn
Rpp 81 Wipslov VI. Draper Pickering no.
N c,ses Of Douglas Va Tonsey 10 Wendell a5s, and
Brown VI Hoyt XII John r. assi anpear aIso 10 settle
hat the Jury might ba We been sent baek even after
bringing In their sesled verdict the ~ Il morning A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-17
Theatres and Exb,bs,o,..

BROADWAY TuKArHg The benefit Of the accomplished
evening and as IL {. The last mia q The opsr. season
doubt the theatre sll be crowded in every depart
msnt Miss Pyne has MANY claims upon the musical
people Of New York. let them do their duty tonight
Cinderella and the Bona Eide Travellers are the
pieces selected.
Bovar TInATKK The benefit a Mr., @. G Charlie.
and his lsst appearance al this establishment CONES
Of tonight lie drama Of the ''Momen,ous Question,
in Which Mrs ~ Jones appears a. Rachael RIland,
Ia the first piece. This viii be followed BY "Our Cal"
tie farce of the 'Irishman 10 Japanm and the Three
Jack sheppards on Horseback
BUTTONS TlrAraf---By desire Mr.. Burton ri rcysa,
his performance Of Billy Lsckaday anJ M, Avo,s part
u Guy GocdlueE IN John Jons..l' The bill IA oss
which cannot fail 10 draw large audience. There Ats
three pieces The htst i 'John Jone,l' the nsx, !,
the farce Of Where shall ! Dine" AMI ths concluding
piece will be the comedy Of 'sweoihearts and WFss.p
wsnAcES TnNArEE -Broughsm's comedy Of rhs
Gene q LIFE Is the hrrt peos. Nsssrs Bake, Lester
eminent aTtstes in the cast The concluding piece ~
BE- oFsnngar aud TIE Fairies, 10 which
repgcfeniiDg Donnybrook Fsir III be prsesntsd
AsutclS MuHyfS-The Afternoon amuseneuts en-
sst Of tie ersma 81 Don Csssr ds B4Ean All otter
features and ia the evening tie much slmirsi drAna
of sIs ira Meadows and the farce IL iT1as Smiths
1lArke, HaaAwsy, aDd Miss nesteyeE, Ia the s&iing
parts.
woop's NnsrRus.--Ths sane amusing features o. en-.
teftsinment a. glyen og-SegrO nstfslsy,
and The "H0tsl d'Afriqusr
BrcEivr's auISsbpss This company 10 doing vel
The han crowded every sYen6z, aad the GadsDes 81
mirs The sIe,llsnt buriesqus 81 LuerrkA Bofg.a"
M NcisrYKrsin give lecture ard vocal sn'.ttsin.
msnt Mondsy evening, ~ Clinton Hall.
FoEErGs Music ASp rnE DElaA.
The London G'ete q -. "a, say. Tho popular a.
tor NJ 90 smih, q ~ Aaslph Ises'fe, dsa Ii''
Mr. smith hal bsen Tor - believe, n.afiy Sry ysafs
sTon ibs stage and though IN hs appearance. before
most rose1 dssds 81 rnslo drama bslsvs that IN
private lie be ras asasrvsdly rsstsi ~ iho'. sho
Mrs. P,ns Gallon, v.i is9va paasi,t< hss HaAs
hsr dsbfi at ,ks hoAo Thsa,ss ~ mA.isess og<A %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-17
The Case OF Young Hernandez.
TO THE EDITOR or THE NEW YORK HERALD.

NV YoRE, Sch IL, 1855
Isaw IL stated in the HERALD Of the 10th inst that
proce dngs had been commenced by Francisco Elias Her
nandez against Francis stoughton the Spanish Consul
at this port but that under the treaty he (Mr So Is
great many to believe that there law this coun
guilty he might be- To ptoys that such j. NJ, the ca.s
shall request TO publish Ia your yslun BILE paper
copy Of the writ holding both SIR Carnobeli ana Mr..
stouphton 10 bail in the OF S2 coo each In conclusion
far being arrested and being required 10 give the requi
site bad, has been by prudeuty eonfning himself TO
his bed and not coming TO New York In the Of
the last week.
remain iir, your obsden, servant
JOSH ELIAS HERNANDEZ.
The Pyeside Of ne United Stnt,s Of America 20 the Mar.
shat Of the Southern DifTict Of NeD York greetag.-
We command you, that YOU take Francis st5aghton,
tonsu Of her Majesty the Queen Of spain in New York
and Cristoval CaTnob+h otherwise called Cr,soya
novel; II they shall be found your district ani them
safely Keep, that you may their bodi before
the Judge Of the District Court Of the United States
America for the Souihern District Of New York, TO be
held at the City Hail. In the city OF New York In the
sad souihern District, the 18th day Of February
1855 10 unto Ira nois Elias Herns by Fran
cisco de ArmsZ, his proclaim amy plaintiff Ia plea Of
trespsss. AND sSo 20 certain bill Of ia. said plaintiff
against The said de;s ndant Tor asau and bat
terry, and fae Imprisonment OF tho said plaintiff TO hi.
damage ten thousand dollars Ia said according tn.
custom Of the said Court before the said Judge then
and there 20 be exhibited and that you have thea there
this writ.
Witness, Samuel X, Bats Esq Judge Of the said D,.
trct Court a. The United States the city OF Srr YORK
GE0 W MORTON, Clerk
THEonoRy sEpGwIcK, Attorusy.
On,anidasits laid before me- II is ordered that the lie
PENDANTS be held TO bail In tn. OF 81 OO0 each Feb
+, 1868. SAMUEL u. BETS.
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Before Hon. Judge Daily.

BefDfs Hon, Judkt DhIy.
coMNTTrAL or LAWYER ~ DfsTarcT Couar
JUDGE.
I'm ie--Hsteos CorpaS.-An application made
BY Mr. D. Byrns for writ Of hab~a. corpus 70 bring
Mr.. G. Bsinbrdss smith, attornsy and counsellor
Of this Court vho hse been committed by Judge Green
OF the First District Cosrt for some alleged contsmp
srisiDg cut Of Gaze before that Justice a14 in which
Mr.. G. y. Smith counssi. ledge plly granted ths
writ, sni immediately discharged Nj. SAITH from ca.tS
d. the eronEd that justices courts nci be ss
oi record aol enPo1essi 10 cVmli To- Sonis ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10
Proceedings Of the Convention.

THE PLATFORM PARTIALLY PREPARED THE PRINCI-
PIES OF THE KANsAs'NEBsAsKA ACT ADHERED TO
CAUSES OF BANKERS DEFEAT-" LIVE OAK !"
GEORGE FOR PRESIDENT, ETC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10
Personal Intelligence.
ARRIVALS.


John,sn: Panama + B. sexton Texas: a cSsain, Va;
At the MetTcpelitsn-wm. Bosardus Valparaiso; D.
nsson, .. C.; Mr. Davidson Florida Samuel Faones s..
George Little s. s. Africa E. T. wilson, Pa ohm aaKa.
R Henry H Cox VIA kennedy, FSsiaipsi.
A. the Prescott mOq,sfreyisn Won Helm Germany;
Philadelphia; Loui. sioss, California Auguste Koch,
15.ss sncrs Y 5srs
Ny. 9bio; II Hammond, Albany isaac HILL Rochester,
s.a nd
B.ltimS.e jane: oais, sys1 ;,I.nd; ss.hs.sshw:
Bosaioy RN. and family Lcnaon; J. s. Kendall. n =.
f.m s;s sns il ss,nshp sasenJ
af,Y s.f:s Hodge. Pfr1 S: N w
DEPARTURES
n For r. ,s n e.%'Sp NSh TGmpoa
lady, Kesgo. Phi Lsschor wife, Mrs Lstsres
TSsnsJ! Tho: Gu il, william; ;su;s; IM.rtia Ea:
ss' a. WE fI As vie ssIi s at?s
Iss Il:
III; John ss;s ". s:
S,ii.s and friend Lii. ssT Ssssps1 EasIis.,
~ 4
Ca; Liohtenbersh, Y; cordier Jscot Y; p Guin
Nine Dollar, Y; Jose Bazrera, Bory McPherscn, Tor
man, N Y; NuvolL DID, Gale. Mass; WIN Keller Van
tier and wife; Capt Wooonsnow and wife, New OrleAns
Capt Tyson and wife. Mobile; Miss Mary Mitchell II
Zermer Auburn, NY; Bornand, II kruger Mr. Bromar
Syracuse; s Granger, Whisker, Machine, Aiandet
Glofaa skey, wife and chsd senssch. Penessna.J
De sibel, L Corrase; Bsyen, JCarc, Berger.
s.. q f%
terson D Janay, Lobat, p Jansay, A Jones r b Amy
Lorts James and lady, Holt and son, DR. James
Jell,t and friend, VIM Smith and lady Dickson and
servant, l. Clement and friend, Seg. 0lcutt Green
James Loper Nine Asdra and daughter Miss rennesay
servants; Mrs Paten. NINE Conmetsnts and servant
Springfield, wife, four children and servants and Others
Total, 1S2.
For savspnab. in the steamer Kno1vlieJ Green ough
j Bafersbsm, II StotesbuIy Mrs Riley, Daniel
Hartrdse, Martini Martin and two in tho stee
-
fsmily, N Beach, Bowman and lady, Bouatelier N,
Munger, Mrs McCearey, Lambert Fipsey, G Spreck
elur Richsrdson an lady, Lowbsr, = Robinson
and II In the stcerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10
The Raby show Again.
INTERESTING DIALOGUE MRS. sAlsUa APPEAxiKl
on TIE SCENE.

jNi6EEoTiNU OtA1IUU2.- MRS. 3AISUa AFPLAHikG
on TIE SCENE
The show open yeiterday at the Museum, but the
attendance not good before The following
versation took place between lady Of ths city
Of the exhibitors of tat babies at Barnums show on
Friday, on board one of the Brooklyn ferry boats:
LADY--That is very fine fat baby you have, madam
ExHIB'ToR--Yes. naam, but fms and fat as it is It
was not sufics ntiy TO get pr,zs Barnum show
LADY-Have you exhibited it there?
ExHIB1oR-Yes, ma am for two DAYS.
IADY-Hss it not been there tocaJf
ExHrBToR--No, indeed, my baby and myself have
beef in that hot furnses long enough she has got
sick in consequence. That old humbug Barnusa shall
not make sny mole money With my a.sistsncs
IADY-How did it happen that you did not get
premium
ExHRIroR- Had it not been for Mrs Barnum my baby
would have got prize She is far superior TO any Mrs
Bsrnum ever had, or ever will have.
LADY-What we're tie arrangements for awarding the
premiums
ExnIBrroR-Ihe babies and their mothers we're all
placed hot roor, where of questions we're
put TO Mrs. Barnum asked what couutrJ was
That none of her business, as my baby was
torn here in New York. What difference did 1t mako IL
did come from Ireland She asked what kind of q
looking my husband was, and told her shs might
60 70 him If tbe liked, and for herself Only for
! would have got przs. She thought poor be-
cause ny child and myself not dressed fine
some who there, and that Is another why
my baby rejected. But can tell Mrs Barnum /
not as poor she might think me- My husband
owns four houses and lots up town.
LADY DO you think your baby was surpassed by any
that we're there
ExumnoR-No, ma am. Ny baby was the Hnest in
the exhibition hut Mrs BaInum favored the doctors
and the big bugs, and was turned OIL
LADY-1hAt too bad
ExHrBIron-Yes, ms'am, it was Add can tell you,
masm, that this baty show is ths bggest humbug old
Barnum ever got up.
Ezit, andisnont
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10
Am.,ycnn Rible SocIetv.

The monthly meeting of the Managers held at the
Bible House. Astor Place, Thursday the 7th instant
the Hon. Luther Bradish in the chair assisted by Will
iism b. Crosby, benjamin l.. Swan, and Francis Hall
Esquires.
Thirteen societies recognized Of which
In in Oregon, four in Illinois, two ia Arkansas three in
Iexss and In each Of the States of Georgia. South
Carolina. and Kentucky.
Various interesting communications read among
them was one from the Rev Mr.. Cunningham OF Shang
hal stating that the missionaries again enabled
pursue their work OF preaching aad distributing the
Scriptures one from the secretary of the Hoernan BIZ
bic sosiety containing the address Of the committee
tbs occasion Of its Jubilee year from Matanzas letter
nett act nowedging the receipt OF funds from this Board
to purchase distribute Arabic Scriptures letter
fri Caraccas Venezuela signed by influential persons,
expressing desire to have a Protestant Church and
clergyman IN that city letter from the French and
Foreign Bible Society giving statement OF their issues
ard from this society letter from vncenzo AIboretta.
Turin in relation to the publication OF evangelical books
in that city, aDother from Col Tronchn Geneva in
gard to publishing the New Testament for Italy; and
from the Rev n Rghter Constantinope In regard to
the proposed Bible depot and reading room in that city
In tbas country and the increasing interest Of the Turks
in the Bible.
Several interesting letters were presented from agents.
showing the state and progress OF the In
country, in different States and Territories.
Grants Of books made to the Sunday School Union
of the Methodist It.copal Church to the Children's
Aid Society, for cd Sabbath schools in Louisville,
Ky for the use OF people OF color in Ohio Bibles and
Testaments in French and Epglsh for Hayt Bibles aud
Tesame nts for Fort Myers, Fa several srsnts to Sab
auxilsries Spanish Bibles fer Cuba one Bible, Is
vols) for the blind. grant in money made Of
$780, towards the expense Of the reading and de-
pot at Constantinope.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10
Our Key West Correspondence

KEY WEsr, june 1, 1855.
Arrest Of Deserters-A I" Ki,ler' Nearly Killei-RasM
Of he City, dc.
number OF the Of the United States ship Jamss-
town deserted day or two since, and secrsed them
selves ashore The Mayor Of city being spprsed Of
the fsc determined TO them, and With the as-
sssnce Of several officers Of the ship most Of the men
we're arrested 0ne of the NUMBER calling himself .
Philadelphia killer, and named White, drew katie upea
Lieut. Armstrong, the first officer Of the jamestown.
To protect himself, Lieut.. Armstrong was Obliged "a
shoot him down, inaicting upon the man severe aesh
wound. The deserters were secured and the woundss
killer" put under the charge Of DR., LEugls, SURGEON
OF the Marine Hospital The man viii recover F.sr;.r
that the wound might terminate fatally, Lieut. Arn.
Porter 70 needless TO add that he was justae( II
the aot II being one OF self defence
The weather u extremely warm Tbermometer rs,S~s
from SO deg. to 90 deg. Mosquitoes plenty THO es.r
remains remarkably healthy,
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operate Intelligence.


SPEECH PROM PEIkA DONNA-THH AuLIG ERENT
OPERA TROUPE ON THE PACIFIC, ETC.
The Academy Opera troupe in Boston have given their
concluding performance During the week the princi-
pal artists had their benefits. vestvau had her
benefit Monday, and being called out read the fol,
lowing speech
Ladies and Gentlenen-It would be fattering to nv
pride 10 think that the crowd which fills the boston
theatre to night was q mark Of your esteem for me.
But attribute it solely to your hgn appreciation Of che
repeatedly called down your enthusiastic pauoits.
s,in am sensible and NEST grateful for the hearty
greeting you have personally awarded to me, well
.or the Blindness have received from the my
first appearance both within and without the walls Of
the theatre shal leave this charming city with deep
regret but cherishing the hope my good fortune
will bring me back some day, to marks of
your conde ndDg favor.
This Is the frat speesh from prmA donna contralto
that We have 1t Is "neat" The very last
perfo, Of this company given in Boston ON
yesterday afternoon. The artists will return to Nov
York, and give the "Trovators'' at the Academy on
Monday.
At the Academy, Bellin has reigned supreme during
this week. very much to the delight of the admirers Of
that composer "The Puritani has been given twice,
to full houses and Sorms" is announced for Friday.
Yesterdays steamer from California brought two
bulletins from the seat Of Opera at San Fran
CISCO The rt is from the Herald Of May 10sh, thus
ALLIES TO MRS. SINCLAIR.
First eDgagement-L Bassani Director.
Receipts
For 16 representations (per account signed by
7his total, divided as follow, VIZ
Proportion retained by Mrs Sinclair 1.-TWO hris 12261
Proportion paid TO Mr. Bassani Zone third) 6l3O
Expenses
The following betrayed oy Mr.. Bassani from his one
third, viz
Salaries of Mde. Thorns Messrs Scola Lamont and
otbets of the Italian Opera troupe salaries of Messrs
Lagiase RoDcovier Mensis Leonardo, Loder; salaries
OF additional ORCHESTRA hrse); chorus (three); in
structor Of chorus music, costumes and advertising in
Lewtpspers.
The following betrayed by Mrs. Sinclair from her two
tbjrcs viz
Rent the stre, lights orchestra (nine without lead
er) chorus (seven), fgurantes and employees of the
theatre.
Nearly all the above composing the regular expense.
Of the theatre which open of ghts with dra
matte company.
The public judge from the foregoing what portion
Of the expenses borne by Mrs Sinclair aad will ask
in what consisted the expenses set down to her credit
in the statement Of the treasurer at S2l,9029
Second Engagement Of the Italian Troupe and Madame
Bishop and M Bochsds0le direction Of Mrs. Stnciatv.
From the s'expepses' of the management according
TO the treasurers statement, should be deducted the
| ANNA du0 tha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

CANADIAN RIFLRMgN BOUND FOR THE CRIMEA.-
The train from Suspension Bridge which arrived at
= late hour on Monday night, brought company OF
Canadian volunteer riaemen armed and equipped,
bound for the Crmes They left yesterday morning. via
ship on board packet for Constantinope. The com
pspy numbers some sixty member.-young, athletic,
hardy sons of Canada-vho state that they will not
come back until they lick the Russians !" In view OF
tts somewhat srduous task which they have under.
@'p IL is probable that they may not return 10 some
tet. "wheu they lick the Russians" s some What
. -,Anite .--AR0ry Aryws, June 9,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

The Asiatic cholera is prevailing Burke McGuire's
section 1857 of the North Western Virgins railroad aud
out Of thirteen Eve had resulted fatally
the first Of last week An experienced physician with
the editor Of the Parkersburg Gdre has convers
Asac cholera, resulting he thinks from loc ii causes
spo4 provisions said to have been dealt out to the
haulM on that sectlcn
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We noticed, . few days since, the brutal murder Of
Miss Thornton, In Sumpter Alabama by negro belong
ing TO her father On the 21th ul large crowd went
TO the jail in which the boy condned took him
and started of for some defiant part Of the county OF
Greene, 70 burn him.
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Comm odore's Clerk-A l.. g. POrtmAu.
Commanders Clerk-Wilett Spsiding.
Acting Masters Mate-Wm. Heine.
The sloop ofwar Levant lies in the dry dock and is
being recoppered ovsrhaulsd and repaired The Levsnt
built in New York in the year 1887, for twenty
guns and one hundred and sixty four men. Her name
from the fact Of the glorious capture of tive British
Ahps named by the Constitution, under Commodore
Stewart. during the last war.
The North Carolina seventy four gun ship, built in
Phiadelpba in 1920 is stu doing duty receiving
ship, under command of Captain Peck. She ID being
thoroughly painted and cleaned up and has large
number Of recruits on board The North Carolina Is
visited by husdreds Of people daily and the scene on
shore the post Of the marine sentry quite interest
ing. large number OF persons are hourly collected
there waiting transport to the ship In the governmcat
yaneed in years They going over 70 see Psrhsps
the one lover, and the other son, who has just
broken the ties that bind hin to both Ia his ardsr for
naval glory and the pursuit Of the novelties Of frat
cruise.
There also lay at the Navy Yard the morning OF
Tuesday last the following vessels which are engaged In
the East river as heretofore noticed, in watching the
Propeller City Of Boston, Capt. svsrtwout, four IL
FOUNDERS, fully armed and equipped, 500 tons.
Steamer Vixsa, Lieut. Decamp, one large 80 poundcr
Revenue cutter Warrington, Capt. Hunter, four q
Founders, $50 tons.
The steamer Corvin Captain rruzton, one IL FOUNDER
When these vessels left their misson tbey had ON
board naval and marine force numbering sbout two
hundred men.
Lighthouse Department, was also moorsd OIL the Yari
THE MECHANICAL AND ENGINEERING DEP ARrxESrs
In the notice of the different vessels attins out
which 10 given above, mention is made of tn,
part which many Of the master srtixans had take.
in the works, and in the summary Of building i'm
prowments, it 10 stated General Barnett, Chief Es