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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 10.
HEADQuARrERs or THE ARs

WTsT PorsT. N. Y, August 10, 1853
Tie Genera! ID Chef learning of the arrival OF the
tfoOps uIcsr brevtt Bngad IL. General Johnston, a.
t5er destination p the Salt Lake country after their
dstebtoo In the valley Of the Green River during the
last Writer, takee occsson 10 commend them IN gen.
ersl orders-ss be has already dore through tneir
commMder-tor their exemplary conduct uodef tne
trying circumstances in which they have been placed
Detained, after long and vearisome march Of over
q thousand miles, by causes over which the COM
mSnder had no control. 10 most barren ana inhoe'
pable region subjected by the rgors Of the season,
which destroyed parasyzed teir drsught animals,
to tos Of ordinary nature and on account OF the
destruction Of part Of their supplies, obliged to labor
with insufficient clothpg Indifferent aud often restrict.
ed rations Of food-ths fire body Of men, instead OF
giving way TO psubordinstion irregularities or mur-
mus even, on improvDgr discipline and instruc-
ton ard oschsrgrg their sccumustng duties With the
utxost alscrty and cheerulpess; and, at the order
of their con- mander not showing the inhsbitans OF
Salt Lake Valley, as they passed through their set
Elements either BY act, word or gesture thst they
had recently stood toward them In hostile att
tude.
The march, 10 the depth Of Winter, Of Lieut.
Colonel ROW Colo nell 2. S.. George Cooke, com.
mandrg the Second Dragons, from Fort Larsuie,
through the South Pass To Green River, sod that OF
Capt. X. B. Marcy of the Fifth Infantry from CanP
Scott the mountains to New Mexico, deserve, ss
they have already received special comm dation.
Brevet Brigadier- Gen Johnston has had the honor
to be supported by officers Of great Intelligence, zeal
and experience. Yet it is not TO be doubled that to
bis high soldierly qualities, untring eIertions,
tact and sound judgment, the credit for the condition
and high tone Of his army is preeminently due. BY
command Of Brevet Lieut. Gen. Scott.
IRWIN MCDOWELL Assistant Aej ejutan. General.
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Poof.sS TIE. ibis pfopos.io- rxt vr,rg
srd e.i>c, TIE f.' TIA; ris,r-t
ne 4 --sbstsr Ed coriauKrcc Of ia, Peek chg terry
yi hs. become .pubc e.siy; AZ c.cd.sed
4 portion Of or tn siyart.xs.
.,iso ,rls ferry 6s, s.euret 10 t1eG.
Hei,fA Ira. Iook up5t tie vsi o-s ia By which this
conssrs.ec oirsse IL sh. 70 BE- d,-r led ne
ss iavoived sDd eAns.iy invoke the ros
to- Beard Airuea to pause AID calmly consider ~na s,Ees
,tei, hsuds
Res,1 Tt., We ar firmly ooavroei tia, |. vii .ab.s7s
ucu ttsrrO promote ~ every practicable means, nuu
Ca;ior With suDuf,. Bfposlyu aud vi liza nsbsrgh
Rt-r,t That ne l-sss Of P.st clip Yer-y sbou,
coDcsivs T. % b. COntrer under
Msy Mtg saffiOr the kEter b3t- securius IL
oh iesse such improves, fry accommodations toe
c The tines demands si ioof with confidence = Mr. Fsx
70 feeres.l,t sca;Ee tiS vhols duty In the Ds,,eT
Rfsotttd Tta; o. Five be appointed By h CkLr
70 ptsen. The view Of thl. meeting ely ctsores
James Kelly. Daniel Ward, Birt. Hsaly George
Lyops src d. X. Read, were sppoited the commit
tee in pursuance OF the last resoluii) IN.
Mr. JANIS W. RIGGs spoke to the substance Of the
resolutions, holding thst while the present ferry was
much needed, the proposed terminus on TIE Fulton
street eide Of Brooklyn not needed at sl "a the
UIiou Ferry Company Of Brooklyn had all the fran
ebses tina. necessary for their business. Ons slip
op tie Wlismsburgh side could not sccoum )date .he
travel to this city Taere a. esst 10 600 persons
crossing theee ferries daily, and il was absurd 20 say
that theee could be acconmoo s.ed by ferry o1ly,
as wss argued by George Law and mis- associates.
What the people Of Wiliansburgh wanted, WAS
plenty Of ferry conim'dation; they cared not in
whore hands it was but did not want the Peck. clip
ferry removed from its present sip on either side o.
the river.
Elm concluding Mr.. Riggs made motion to adjourn,
which was carrisd, and toe msss meeting broks up.
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THE WRAPPING-PAPER MAKERS.

At a Convention called by the manufacturers Of
etrsw and pslm.leaf papers. held at Tammsny Hall
on Wednesday, Samuel Hanna was elected Chairman
and +. M. Coventry Secretary
The following preamble and resolutions were offered
ard unanimously adopted;
VhsYeas In quence Of the depression In trade and
ruinousy low prices which straw no~ sold AID
offered in the nsret and In consideration Of The large
invested the number Of enTaged and en-
ployed m msnuscure and the less o al engaged IN the
q PIPING believing that legitimate
ought yield fair remuneration TO those engaged
therein believing that toe Of this article are =
e.rR advantages the losses sustained by
believing also tbs the method
price diminish production snt supply Be It
therefore
Re,ors5 Thai deem Il advisable TO stop mills for the
p.rt Of three of September for
The purpose orcresng the price TO living profit and reducing
The supply Of psper IN market
Resofd Thai suitable number OF p4rsons be appointed
confer with those sbsent ard induce them TO
ply with the foregoing resolutions
Reod That the present Chairman aud Secretary be con-
tiIued In ce for the period OF one year from th date
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SHIRT NAkiSS.
To the Editor Of The n. L. TribHae.

To the Editor Of The n. T. TribHas
SIR: Allow me to suggest the propristy OF a small
where hundreds Of young nd the
nine hirtmsker" whom would willingly give 80 %
and IS cents for making good plain shirts OF finding
III material
Now Sir 1. is with much difficulty that fad any sort
birtnsker ard they will touch shirt short OF 81, sad
then ac,irs with much dignity they doing you
the ory Of obliged apply at stores where
III. charge tirely much for small salaries
List week Obliged 70 pay sewing machine concern
Is or plain psteS bosom shirt psia wristbands &c.
finding own goods
have doubt shmaksrs could be well patronized
they were known By Advertisement or theiwiss.
Very respectfully VI. h.
York Aug u 1853,
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

The States of Central Amerc. By Z. O. Sqer svo pp 1872
Harper BIothera
On the Az horzed Version Of the New Testament By Richard
Cheneyix Trench. l2Do. pp lss. R@dh-ld.
Abr5senent the Debates Of BY the Author OF the
Thirty Years View. Vol. Viii svo. PIP. 757 A0ple-
& Co.
Text Book Of Vegetable aud Animal Physiology By Henry
Goadley NJ. ID. Sso pp. 5l3 D. Appleton Co
MeDsuraton and Practical Geometry. BY Cnas. ii. Haswe
I9mo. pp. S22. Harper Brothers.
History Of King Richard the England By Jscob Alb
bot. l2mo. pp. 347. The same
Doctor Thorne. A Novel By Anthony Tfolope l2no. PIP.
SO The Same.
Brandon; Or Hundred Years Ago. By Osmond Tiffany.
8yo pp. 285 Ssnfo I'd L Deisser.
Sermons presohed Trinity Ch.p Brighton by the late Rev
Frederick W. Robertson M D. Third Series. l2mo PIP.
S2l Tckror Fields.
University Algebra By Chsres Dawes LIZ d. l2ino PIP o'
Az Barnts.
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BROOKL YN IIEM,S.

An OPERA House IN BRooKLYS.-A meeting OF
cit zers was held at the Museum in Fulton street on
Thursday evening, for the purpose Of discussing the
propety Of establishing opera house in this city
the original plan OF the Academy of Music in New
York About two hundred persons were 10 attendance,
and addresses were made by Alden j. Spcouer, r. B
Dawsop, I. B. Thorpe, and 4. I. Wood The tenor Of
their remarks was that nstuton Of this nature wss
demanded in this city sni if established would be well
supported. The following resolutions were adopted:
Rres the 'fhis meeting that ia. line hs. arrived
should have paees Of refled and rtas publ, entertain
that music has always been sat sad rrscs tls
Feeut the production Of operas and concerts Of the highest
order Of ability.
b. called by them.
The following gentlemen were selected as the COM
mittee: A. a. Low, John Green xood Luther B. Wy
man, Rodmsn B. Dawson, j. NJ Van Cott, Wm. f.
Brougb, Col. T. b. Thorpe, Carl ProI II. f. Mathews
John ID. CoIklng, VIM. c. Cox, Edward T. Wood
Edwin b. SpooDer Henry Hill, II. b. Daryea W. Da
vfge j. +. Conover Nicholas Luqueer 5. b. Chitsen
dep, Robert Sherwell.
APPOINTMENT oF FlREyES.-At the last meeting Of
the Fire Commissioners Of the Western District the
following appointments were made: Alfred Clsrbirch
James, O. Charles Higgins, Q, John Calvin, 10; Ter
renee Riley TO- John Haggery, TO- Peter Sei'z, Wm
Poole and James NJ. Rowan, IL; Alfred Hail. j. W.
Sanford ard Edward A. Hall, IL VIM. Shsrsr, p
w. j. Duck, Hose l. Eiward Kenssn, 5; Andrew j.
Smith, s. j. w. Hepderson, Truck ?.
The JoINT BoARD.-The Joint Boeri Of Aldermen
and Supervisors vii meet on Tuesday mex. for the puf
pose of making the appropriations for the ensuing
year. Toe police question will then be brought up ana
efIcrt made TO reduce tie appropriation onehA.
proposition will also be made to celebrate the ayog OF
tie Atlantic Telegraph Cable.
ArrEsprrD SrIclpE "A man named Patrick Cur
ley attempted TO commit suicide yesterday morning
while laboripp under the effects OF liquor. lie Wa
discovered in bic room, corner Of Wyckof and Smith
streets. susperded BY q handkerchief He face was
already quite black when cut dowr. physciso was
cent Ard he was resusctated and taken 10 tae a
ton House. He was sent to js for ten days on the
charge of druI kennees.
Rus oyEs oS THE LosC IsLASD R.ILRoAD.-
Micbee Dodge, baggage master on the O'Clock tram
Of the Long Island Railroad was terribly mangisd a.
Hemp Ste ad on Thursday evening. He was engaged 10
urccup.ipg the baggage car from the passenger cs'
when be slipped and the wheels passed over ootn leg
nearly seve,iDg them. He was brought to the L,ns
leland College Hospital where he soon sftsr died ne
leaves wife and one child, WHO reside 10 Columbia
street, between S,ste and Atlantic streets.
BAsE.D.LL CIrs.-A new baseball club has been
organized entitled the "ConstsIlsten Base Cuo'
WI the following officers: Julius T. " agner, Pfesl'
dent; Edward L. Sawyer yice-Pfesident' n. W. Rsd'
f.N Sxcyetsrv and Tcrasursf. James L. nith X. b..
Coleman sai Geo. q. McCutchsoe, Directors TIE
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maRRIRD.

KsoN-MENDIS-On Wednesday Aug II, BY tho Rev
J. Lyon al the house OF the bride. wm A. Jsohcn cen
the late Capt Joseph Jacksop 10 Serena Mends both o' hs
Jewish percussion and Of this city.
PHELPs-BARTOw-O On Thursday Aus u, ct the Chnra n
tne Holy CommunoD by the Rev Mr. lawrence NJ Pssps
esq Of Sing Sing TO Ann Stewart daughter OF the late ksv
John v Bntow OF Baltimore Md
NILDE-WILLIAMS-In Windsor Locks, COIN, on fussdAS
Aug TO- by the Rev J. MacIory Hsslsm J. Wuds OF Rev
YoIk 70 Apns Pub VIII ans OF the above place.
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,,.os which abe wss pacing. quite dead, her c9th-
s,ti,.ls from her body, exoep. ons eteckng
sHd s.15 ~ 'Tssssd 80 sSd tsra s her a
tuplo.,." go a considerable distance by her s-nrao
foOt DO r,o,so..,, Tr-o DyAp-Ths fsn
VIZ, lanes Musgrsve of Still lsster WIS, were
hy d ~ e. da,s sncs by eating mushrooms Or
tsosls resulting in the death Of tvo Of tae COZ,
SSoossSS~sged seveD ard ten years Inc parents VIII
eIh.bs recover from the effects Of the poison
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THE TURF.

TRoTTIsG on THE RoAD.-Fridoy, July Is, 1853.
Match FOR 500, one mile, to rOad-wagors.
w. Herons b. gComet.........................
b. 4.
Time not taken.
UNION CouRsT, l. I.--TRoT Ting Ihursddy Aug
I2. 1885, Match for 500, mile heats, best in ), to
wegors.
Il Woo5ruEs b. Suspsnsion.................l ! |
D. TalnAn's b. IN Rosa Borheur ................2
Time. 2:52-2:5S-2:59
Suppression the favoIite 800 10 so previous to
starting and won the race easy.
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CoRoSERs ISouEsrs.--Coroner Reddng held an
inquest yesterday upon the body Of Mary McCue, who
vas found dead in bed at her residence IN fnace
street the morning previous. The verdict rendered
was that she disd Of congestion Of the BRAIN supsna
ouced by ntsmpersnce An inquss. was aso held
upon the child of Mrs. Manning in Sedgwick street.
which was burned 10 il. cradle on "Wednesday night.
verdict was rendered in accordance, and that the
cause of tie fire was unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

RoBBEp.-William +. Ellis, residing in AtoytA,
was robbed on Wednesday night under the following
circumstances; An Irshmsn came to the hcuss, sne
wsrted 10 stop for the night He was refused and 70
m.ired outside the house. In the morning. Mr.. hl1
found thu, be had lost seversl articles Of clothing IL
is supposed that the woud-be guest took them.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

s1d Is in the stozsoIttes's. TIA launching Esy
progressing rpidy, toe reservoir nssry
frished. s,d isrss stp house 800 iset BY SC l. 10
course Of erection.
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HuNrfTisrIHrII
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

QUEENS MESSAGE: =
Whose are the bes. SEwSG M.cHNgs the United States
PRESIDENTS REPLY:
"WEros ParFsr;
WHITNEY L LyoN Proprietors
Saesroom No. 3E Broadway, New York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

D,scuaRcEp.-willism Kelly and John Cooosy.
WHO vers arrested q lew pights ago on suspicon %
burglary were yesterday discharged by Justice Fox.
tt ere ben not sufficient evidence 10 hold them.
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IAdy,riisrnrnt
Nu'
THE METALLIC II

THE METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnvented BY
GEo SAUNDERS ID 1916 This the genuine article h"
equaed for producing the teenes possible edge 20
Can be obtained tho subscribers aud sole manufacturer
s. SAUNDERS Store No. Astor House.
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TEAs,-The CANTON TEA COMPANY have on
every variety TEAS for Goces AMI Tea Dealers aud p
families souchon Ool9ng aud Young Hy,en from Do :"
e Gunpowder and Imperial rsn 25c 10 SC All other quail
ties equally low Also IN boxes good FAMILY TIA for
Cal examine At No. l2j Chahap It, between Pearl and
RooaeYalt.a al.
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The FiRE DrrAsrNSr AT a msstiss Of Tie
Board af Representatives, OF the Frs Department hsA
Thursday eyssirg, it was received to have grsal
pic-nc'snd ootl ion excursion on tie e6h inst. the
proceeds TO be applied 70 the bulldog Of q mooumsut
TO bs crested in the Cemetery Of toe Evergreens fer
the use ot the kre Department, Of the Ess.srn ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

FIrip AooIprsr.-About L. O'Clock oe Than1sv
evening fluid lamp exploded IN tie hocss OF Mr.. >.
KeuneiAy, il Fourth street, near North Frv- Ar.
KeupeJsy vas b,dy burned about the hsodI sad fses
ard bu: for the timely anivi Of Mr.. Csaiss Yea
Dyke, neghbor, serious rjures nigh, have ecsss1.
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HOW NEw-cALEpoSIs WAS SETTLED.
TIE TEMPTATION.

New Caledonia's Governor unto himself sssd be;
Great told Of heaps of god will settle this counree
For there b. hosts of Jolly who uevsr stop 10 tan
Who bndy allow every hook that's hid IN printer
TIRE REsULr.
Some thirty hcrssrd brswny 70 Fraser River run
And 6ud tha. Yankee Doodle DO IL Yankee Doodle done
BkOWN
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Adyeftiseuent.t
CYRUS w, FIELD.
fAdyertisans.si

IHPEsIL PHoroGRsPH Of CYRUS w FIELD exhibition a,
BssDY G,LLERy No $50 Bro sdw.y. ThompOns Saloon
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

PocspLrsc "A female c6It- come teres v..Ss ~
wss and last night in the tA Of No 81 Pu,co s,ss.
Il gwen in charge of the Supennsssasais Of tn
poff.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

MlssfHG.-Thomss Gamble left his residence st
Greeppont on Wednesday, since which time notsinx
has been heard of him. lie about ~ years OF
sge. tvs feet five inches high and dressed 10 l~as
ctthirg,
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Advertisement
Tile LAST DAN.-This is the last day Of the en-.

ssgement Of WYMaS the Wonderful Wizard A. 8,sNuMs M
syIM the astounding fests rHiS AFTER
NOON spc EyFNfSc THARDOss TE AR srflyed
from Euro pe will open q BARNVN's on MosoAY next
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

PIcKPocxEr.-Ofi Elias Of the First Predsd
Police arestsd John Leber at East New loik q
Thursday tor picking the pocket OF james WsAa q
a watch. The accused WEI brought before Q Justiss
and committed to the Penitsntsry for sixty days
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

Nsw PrBrIc ScHooL.-Ths ground for Puhxs
Schocl.louss No. l6 was brcksn Yesterday TIE ssv
coffee is to take the place Of the old SCHOOL, which wss
formerly situated at the corner OF South Taird ~
Fifth streets II will be two stories high, with plag-
grcuud underneath, and will cost $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

S,wrRAGr-The Sewerage Commissioners sent Q
communication to the Board Of Supervisors at Their
last meeting s,king that the sum Of $4,000 be lSd n
the next tax bill for sewerage purposes. The subj'oe
was referred to the Committee Oh Special and LocA
Tsxes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

Cub r'eet oe The grcust Of tss Cocti,sc.sfc u
wissi Hil, &C Motdsy. wedassAay ss1 Praay as,.
irss al o'clcck
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s:o- so.-y n.t s sse p'ete, e.. ga ss -
to.'s'y ',ossh., =, -ss .ss pa. s ssesss
.o- ksS.,o NJ sals. nr, ss.eo ,o; G. TIA: -sx-<vr
h.s .,sc.s. s sh. -ralA BAY AL %
ct 90 wcGa rsvrl seer lsf bad no, b.sa Cor
rei-, Sct.ulet.
Tt. mssistrs.. held ell the parties in ths suu, Of
$50 to snswer tie charge Durhan s.s b,iIei b.
be fsttr, ard tie Cthsr psrtes were conm,;si IN
ee.sult.
CHAsoE YoR PIoKPocxErs The "seHt!enso" Of
this frs.eri,y are very respectfully informed th.s
ample proviscr las been made for them in Connection
with tie great picric excursion of toe sswi'g girl, Of
Douglass 4 Stsr~ood's skirt msnufac,ory, about 20
Of whom srs gcirs to Dsviis Island, near Ne~ Ro.
cbele, to-dsy-,hs entertainment having been pro-
vided By their employers, who have also engaged the
services Of sufficient uumbsr of detectives to wa.eh
villains who would rob poor sewing gul OF the few
donsIs ste might chance to have In her pocks Taree
OF these scsmps followed ne colored people TO the
islaId on Tnursdsy snd Intended TO remsin over TO
watch charcss to-day, but w,rs discovered and or
dered back to the city. We met eue Of the snesk'rs
villains 90 Broadway corner Yesterday. We hope
be viii rot decline cn invitation o be present today
TIE girls have an entertainment in store for him.
They ptopos. 10 dress bin up in a nu assortment OF
hooped skirts, and label him "propmly, and march
him in procession through the city 20 police head
quarters. Ii ary Of the pskpockst ts,erOity desire
special notoriety they had better 60 to Davds Island
to day.
DEATH FROM BrRss. - en- the 9th ult., Ellen
Moore . child about Is months old, whose parents
eide at No. 5Sl First avenue, wS terribly burned
about the neck and breast in consequence of dish of
hot seap being spilled upon her, The child fingered
til yesterday and died Coroner Hills held an inquest
on the body and ths Jury rendered verdict Of scc-
dental death.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

AssarLr The Rev VIM l.. Hodges, while rstssn-
ing from the picnic ir Myrtle ssvsnue PGk oa rhsss.
day sfterroon was assaulted BY "a paty Of boys vss
stole sver watch and his spec,scles The sssslaass
escsped.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

KIcKED BY HoRsE.-A little boy named Snith
was kicked the head by horse yesterday, whereby
his skull was fractured. Il sppeNs that boy wsz
riding horse in Myrtle sveru., near Hudsoa avsass
when Smith and ssveral companions raa sftes Ard
peted him with stones. Coming too near the hosses
beels he was injured a. stated. He Wa conveyed 70
the City Hospital for treatment.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

CorsrrRrYr Bills A large number Of counter
felt bills have besn passed upou shopkeep'r' sai
others since Saturday As-wosty s. bulls oa the Ns-
tonsl Bank Of Providence, |. Complaints Hs
msds almost daily at the Deputy Superinsendeots
lhice.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

BssE.D.LL CLrB.-A new baseball club nss oesn
organized, entitled the "Constssticn Base Cuo'
WI the following officers julius p. Wagner, Pfes.'
dent; Edwsrd Z. Sasyer, yice-Pfssdsnt; H. W. Red
field. Secretary and Treasurer James l.. ntn. Il. ..
Coleman sal Geo. Il. MoCutchsoo, Directors fn'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

REAL EsrAIE.-Tte following sales of real estate
were made yesterday at tho Merchants Exchange
by A j. Bleechfr, Son & Co.:
llo,N side 2s.hs 525 f. " Of lrav 25xso 49,: 81 so
uonse and lot T. cor Grand ard 9hst., Wism'5gh j41
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-11-04

On the passage from the ochotsk Sea to the Islands, Sept. Is,
On board ship " Minerva WILLIAM PRESIIss, first officer
Of the ship, Of consumption, aferan illness Of six weeks, aged
81 years The deceased was an estimable man, and much
T. Stivers-
On board ship " Tybee,n Sept. %, CHAs. ii. PAGE, Of con-
sumption, a native OF Montreal, Canada, aged % years. Also
about the same date, GEORGE, q native Of the island Of Hawaii.
Lost overheard from ship ST George, of New Bedford, Octo-
Der 20, 1851, in the Atlantic, lat 20 : N, long 25o W., HESKY
MOORE. lie fell from the fore-toT- gallant yard, and was not
seen afterwards
October -. 1857, between Z and s O'Clock, p. NJ, a Portuguese,
named AMAycIA De FKEIrAs, was missing from the same vessel,
supposed to have jumped overheard, the ship being between
the Islands Of San Antonio and Togo at the time.
In Shantsr Bay, July 80, 1855, on board ship Thomas Dick
dson. GEORGE SMITH, Boatsteerer, aged 80 years, a native OF
Bravo, Cape de Verde Islands
On board same ship, in Southwest Bay, August %, 1858, JACK,
a native Of the Sandwich Islands
List from same ship, October ID, 1858, from the fore-top-sai
yard. in a heavy gale OF wind, while trying To e stop " the sail,
STEPHEN d. HIDE, Of New London, aged % years, Boats;eerer.
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PLACES OF WORSHIP.

SEAMENiS BErIIEL~Rey. g. &. Damon Chaplain-Kinx
street, near the Sailors Home. Preaching on Sundays at
IL A. NJ and a p. ~. Seats free Sabbath School after
the morning services.
FORT STREET Of Fort and Beretania SITS.
Rev T. Corwin, Pastor. Preaching on Sundays at Il A. NJ
and "A p. n Sabbath School meets at 10 Al n.
METHODIST CH~CRCH-Nuuanu avenue, corner Of Tutui
street-Churchc closed for the present
KINGS C~HAPEL-King street, above the Palace-Rev. f. W.
Clark Pastor. Services, in Hawaiian every Sunday at
81 A. u. and 3 r. n.
SMITHS CHCRCH-Beretania street, near Nuuanu street
Rev. Lowell Smith Pastor. Services, in Hawaiian, every
Sunday at 10 A. ~ AMI "a p. NJ
CATHOLIC CHGRCH-Fort street. near Beretania- under the
charge Of 1t. Rev. Bishop Maigret, assisted by Abhe
Modesto Services every Sunday at 10 A. u. and 2 u.