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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-09

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.-Rev. Mr..
HLpRETu, the POP uiar and highly
esteemed pastor of the NJ. e. Church,
returned home last week from a visit
South, his health much impaired. We
are glad to learn that he is rapidly re,
covering.
The pulpit of the Lutheran Church,
which has been vacant for about a year,
willb occupied hereafter by Rev. S.
McREYNoLDs-commencing with next
Sunday, at 1Ok o'clock, A. NJ.
At the Presbyterian Church, on Sun
day last, the Sacrament of the Lords
Suppef was administered to about $50
members-forty-fve of whom were re
ceived into the Church since the precious
administration of that ordinance-forty
by examination, and five by letter.
The additions to the Church, within the
period named, exceed the 1ohole number
who were members at the date of the
organization of the Church in ls42.-
The sermon of NJ .RoBIsoN, and the cere-
monies, were highly interesting and i'm
pressive; and will never be forgotten by
those who listened to and participated
n them.
With respect to all the branches of
the Christian Church here, we mag add
that they were never as prosperous as
how.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-09

THE ONO PATRIor.-WM. H. Gill,
Esq. has retired from the editorial man.
agement of this old and popular Demo
cratic organ, and is succeeded by THos.
S. WOODS, Esq, a gentleman who Yields
a ready and vigorous pen, and will no
doubt fully maintain the character of
the paper. We part from our old friend
GILL with regret, and wish him and his
successor every prosperity.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-09

CLEVELAND, June 7.
Flour-Saies 1000 bbls: good extras,
at 1878, S3,o5@Sl; SO bbls choice ex-
ira at S4,25.
Wheat-Sales 5 cars Med. at TIC;
car red at 79c; | car inferior white at
85c; $4,000 bu. inferior white a1oat at
Soc; 100 bush. mic" white OF 95c; 2 cars
white Gle.
Corn-Sales car at Acc; 1 car ct so.
Oats-Sale 2 ears at Gle; 2 cars at
soc; 5000 bush. at Sic.
Rye-l000 bush. at soc; and 700 bus.
free on board at SOC.
Mess Pork-5O bbls. at $3.50.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-09

E& The Presbyterian Church have
abandoned the intention of purchasing
the lot adjoining their building, as the
present owner is so well satisfied with
his premises that his valuation of them
is three or four times above their intrin-
SIC worth.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-09
LOCAL COLUMN.
ASHLAND, o., JUNE 9, 1858.

4TH. OF J~ULY--Aro we to have a
Fourth Of July among US? 1t is gen
orally said that we are, and in order to
make proper arrangements, a meeting
will be held at Amantes, Hall on Friday
evening, at II o'clock, to; consider and
agree upon details, at which everybody
is invited to be present.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-09

EE-The County Commissioners com
menced their regular session on Monday.
The important legislation of last winter
relating to the safety aud management
of the public funds, will make their
present session one of unusual interest.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-09

-s
LIGHT as BRILLIANT, AND MUCH CHEAT
Err THAN GAs.-We can't say much about
the lamp of that old friend of ours, Esq
"Aladdin"-never used it-may have
been a very good sort of a ~lamP--but
we honestly believe that Knapp &
Dietz' Patent Carbon Oil Lamp" one of
which recently came into our possession
through the courtesy of Messfs. Roll
Err & HOWARD, beats the old 'Squire's
lamps all to pieces. Joking aside
there's no gas about this lamp-tho
name of one of the proprietors is a suf-
fcicnt guarantee against anything of
that sort-this lamp, on the score OF
economy, safety, &C., is the best thing of
the kind we have ever had IN our house.
We append the opinion of the Gin innati
Enquirer:
HUMANE 1NvEsrioS.-We witnessed
last night, with much interest, the opera
tion of one of Knapp's Patent Inexplo-
sive Lamps, for burning Kerosene or
Coal Oil. Aside from the humanity of
the thing, in obviatiDg the danger, dis
fgurement and death resulting almost
nightly from the use of camphene and
other explosive oils, it affords the most
beautiful and Inexpensive light we have
yet seen-costing only about one third
of a cent per hour, it can be seen at Ia
West Fourth street.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-09

e Our Western exchanges are
filled with accounts of loss of life and
property in consequence of the late re-
narkabls foods.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Z { Ten lines OF less make a Square. Displayed ad-
vertIsements in single column, 10 per cent extra.
Bou6fe column. double the above rates and 30 per
cent extra. Advertisements loaded and placed in
the special notice column, one-hah more than the
above rates .--.--
EUPAH notices required to be published by law.
teEX1 rates, viz 81 each Square for the first thee
weeks or less, and 33{ cents each subsequently, in
-sertion.
TPBusiness c~ards-Five lines or less, SIS per
-annum.
All transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance.
ten directions, will be inserted until forbid, ana
charged accordingly
Yearly advertisements, payable Quarterly.
8 the above rates will be strictly adhered to-
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Prevention Better tlan Cure.

Z I1VNVOI HUI = -TT|--
OF DOLLARS are spent daily
II which aiittIe prude nee might nave saved,by
using DIR. GEORGE X. BONDS GtE EN-.
TIVE. The article is specially intended as a
sureand positive PROTECTOR. against diseGseand
pregnancy tits perfectly safe no metallic sub
s'ance enters into its composition, and can be
used ataIltimcswithouttrouble orincoh venienee
The price ofthe PREvENTITIvEis 1907 the single
one /; 81 90 per half dozen /; and 81 co per Dozen
The above article can be sent by mail toany part
of the United States. or Can ada postage tree
A liber aldiscoun adeto Dealers Druggists &c.
11a GEORGE r. BOND. MD Gi
% Crchrad street, corner Grand. New Vcrk-
IyvIenle"
HAIB
Wv RESTORATIVE, for sale at
m ROLLER &HOWARDiS
6o5e1t Drug Store
N0o GALS OHEO-
IN LNSEFD OIL-warranted pure-fersale cheap
4Otf ROLLER 4
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-09

FRENCH

Rum; Holland Gin; Monongahea Whisky; Port heny, Madeira. and swsawinet
Fancy fore chewing and smoking, Gavendih, Honey Dew, Ladies' Twist and YninIeai
and Lump Tobacco A8eE. 44Eff e .ZS@ -
Perfumery more than fifty kinds TussesA Abdominal Supporters Shoulder Braces Sur,
gal Instruments, Synngs, all kinds; Breast Pumps, Nursing Bottles Nipple SheNsa d
Shields. "A to quality of articles bItyt to purchase, dispose and dspenseI Just call and
rs r0e@ Eeb c, 1855. 36f sH%TH - H4R& - CLARK Il POTTER
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HOUSE SCOUTING!

Painting, Glazing, &c.
rEHE subscriber having purchased
4 the old and popular Paint Shop lately
occupied by. C. g. F. Knoth, will hold. himself
in readiness to execute promptly all orders
for Sign, Ornamental or House Painting, in
all its various branches.
CHARLES SMITH.
Ashland, May 20, 1857. 1y5o
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Trunks 6 Sole Leather.

which they are also prepared to sell very low
We now invite the community at large to test
the truth of the above statement, by an ex
animation of our stock, before purchasing
elsewhere. =
G7Store opposite the Bank, Ashland, o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-02
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Africa arrived at New York
MAY 81, with Liverpool dates 10 the 18th.
The Derby Ministry has been sustained in
the House OF Lords by majority Of nine on
the resolutions Of censure; and the debate
upon them was progressing in the House of
Commons.
II is rumored that Lord Stanley is to sue
coed Lord Peterborough as President Of the
Board Of Control and that Sir Buwer Lyt-
ton will take the Colonial Office.
The Bombay mail of April "a was teie-
graphed from Malta but the news is gene
rally unimportant. In India, the commander
in chief was about starting for Rohilcund !;
but the bulk Of the army remained at Luck
now.
The European plenipotentiares were as
sembing for the Paris Conference, which
opens about the ed.
The Spanish Ministry had not yet been
reorganlzed.
The Austrian Notifications in the Italian
provinces were progressing with great ener-
gy.
The dispute between Turkey and Mont.
enegro is claiming considerable attention,
and England aud France have resolved 10
send commission to effect settlement.
The United States frigate Cumberland re-
manned at Madeira on the 5th of MAY.
The British Government has granted a
steamer as a tender to the frigate Niagara,
in place Of the Susquehanna. Experiments
have been made with Hughes's telegraph in
strument on the coils Of cable with the most
satisfactory success.
The Calcutta correspondent Of the Times
SAYS:
I'VE have now a hot-weather campaign
upon our hands. The Sepoys. some three
thousand excepted, having escaped, are
swarming Rohicund and the provinces easi
of Benares. Bareilly oyerfows with them.
"Nena Sahib has strong body of cavalry
in which he reposes great confidence alsC
some $4,000 Sepoys and an armed rabble.
The COMMANDMENTS chief has 5000 men
including $500 Europeans in Lucknow, IN
der Sir II. Grant. Goneckpore, Baunpore
Benares, Allahabid, and Dinapore have beer
weakly garrisoned. and the remaining 5000
Europeans and $500 natives proceed I,
Rohilcund. The headquarters are transfer
red to Cawnpore, and Sir Colin Campbell i
expected to command the great attack il
person"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-02

FaraL CoSsrarEScFs OF Mon Law-Latc
on Saturday night, May Is. some oi the citi-
zens OF Auburn. Ohio, attacked the house
occupied by Mrs. Abbey and her two daugh
tiers. knocked in the doors and windows. and
broke up the furniture. Mr.. Tyrus Garfield,
one Of the assailants. had just kicked over
the stove. when he was shot 10 the abdomen,
and was taken home to die about fifteen min
utcs afterwards in the presence Of his wife.
The coroner's jury found that he was shot
by some person unknown. Mrs. Abbey's
father-in-law. jeremiah Abbey, man nam
ed Condit aud another named Blood, who
were in the house attacked, were afterwards
arrested. Mr.. Garfield was one o. the most
respectable citizens Of Auburn. and seems
10 have thought he had legal right TO abate
the nuisance Of Mrs. Abbey's house because
il was house Of bad rrpute. lie made a
fatal mistake. leaving his wife widow and
his children fatherless.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-02

The long talked Of Canal through the 18th.
mus Of Darien. from the Atlantic the Paci.
fic, has received is qnietas. We think. by q
report of Lieut.. Craven. of the Navy, "a
Congress. Lieut.. Craven has made an ex-
plo'aiian Of the ground. and repnrt. in de-
tail The difficulties. concluding as fullows:-
You will not be surprised. SIR. that. with
The preceding arguments, am Of the npin-
ion that The proposed can.i i impraciicable,
as involving al expenditure 81 treasure not
easily estimated. aud sacrifice al life from
which the stouirst heart may shrink. Hu.
man perseverance aud ingenuity may. il Is
true. overcome the ob,t-cle, enumerated +;
but al least two generations must pass away
ere the world can realize tile accomplishment
al much less extensive work Than that con.
templaied."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-02

SUCCESSFUL yLLASy.-The y. Y. CORES.
pondent of the Charleston Conrier gives a
detailed account Of the operations Of the
"reirei phS stefan, whose sands u life have
nearly run out" lie il young journey
man printer. named lsrasn. Who wi, born 10
Vermont aud vduclied IL CONNECTICUT, and
is uf course pretty cute" There sno such
person as DIR. u. lanes Having failed in
az hones, occupation. he look 70 ssindling.
b. compromising tarIciy 81 humbug me,ll-
cines, which cost him few cents, which I've
sell. a. many dollars. AMI which are utterly
worthless. to say the best II them. Succeed.
ing 80 well in this enterprise, he assnciated
himself with II Mouunett. and +" II. Moun.
nett & Co." 10 kindred branch u winding.
He alsn adserii.cs a. a female. Z Madame
Julie Melville, z 10 sell : tie Mix u Roses
and Estracre 81 Elder Bln.soms," which Is
made ul nagnesia and alcohol. These are
bat a part Of his tricky inventions, by Which
be has accumulated lartunc Of $4,000 q
100000. Ills customers are duprs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-02

IIou UScLE SAN j. FLErcGp.-The follow
ing is reported in the proceedings OF the
senate on Wednesday last:
A communication from the Secretary Of
War was received relative 70 the proposed
purchase 81 4 site Cor the erection Of forti-
fcation Coz the protection Of the harbor Of
San Francisco.
Me-. fessendcn objected to the price de.
nanded. two hundred thousand dollars, and
said he thought the necessity was not %
urgent that Congress should submit 10 such
an enormous imposition.
Mr. Gwin said the site was indispensable
for protection, and hence they should not
hesitate about the price.
Mr.. Broderick declared that the whole
rancho was not worth s7.nUO. The subject
was then referred 10 the Military Committee.
Gwin aud lIrodcrirk are both IRON Cali.
(ornia. The conclusion to which an outsider
would come, is, that Gwin or some friend oil
his is interested 10 the rancho" and that
Brodcrick aud his friends arc interested il
some other " rancho Fay. OSl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-02
state of North Carolina.

10 az Wi0 shdH see Wese presents, Creefsrg.
WHEREAS James Whihead, John Withheld,
James Hoskins. John Mcpherson, VIM, crump,
Chesey +. Faucet,e, Calvin ves,a. Daniel Foust John
Fous Josiah Thompson, Abner w. Perry, William
foust, William Stafford, Thomas Stafford, Hensley
Herrin, John Fous,, jun, Joseph Allen, William 3.
Mcpherson, Thomas Woody Calvin Workman, Alfred
H Lindley, Nathan Stout, Lakin Vesta, Martha X.
Aston, William MCPHERSON, and William p. H.dey,
have entered into Articles Of Agreement under their
hands and seals, proved before the Clerk Of the Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Of Alamance county,
the 18th day Of March, 1858, file in the office
Of the Secretary OF State, and have applied he nco
poaed under the and corporate style Of Clover
Orchard Manufacturing Company" for the term Of
thirty years. to carry the business Of manufacturing
cotton and flax aud meal aud flour out of all kinds Of
grain nj Cane Creek in Aamanes county, with ca.
pital of twenty thousand dollars, divided into two
hundred shares Of hundred dollars coch and have
paid the Of two hundred dollars into the hands Of
the Clerk of the Cout Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
Of Alamance county:
KNOW THEREFORE,, IN pursuance " the law in
such made and provided, we do by these presents
declare the aforementioned persons aud their success
soFs Corporation, according TO the terms prescribed IN
said Articles Of Agreement, under the name and style
of Clover Orchard Manufacturing Company, 10 carry
on the business Of manufacturing cotton and grain, at
Cane Creek in Alamance county, with q capital Of
twenty thousand dollars, in two hundred shares Of one
hundred dollars EACH for the term Of thirty years from
the date hereof with all the rights, powers privileges
and mmunes conferred by law, and subject TO all the
limitations, liabilities and restrictions imposed thereby
Is WITNESS WHEREOF, His ExccIlency THomAs
BRAsG, our Governor, Captain General and Comman-
del in Chief hath signed with his hnnd these presents
and hath caused the Great Seal Of the State Of North
Carolina 10 be affixed thereto,
Done at our city Of Raleigh, on the 3ls lay
of March, in the year Of our Lord one thau,
(SEAL. sand eight hundred and nny eight and IN
the eighty.second year Of our lndepend.
ehce' THOMAS BRAGG.
BY the Governor
Pulaski CowPER, Private Secretary.
May 10. 39-4w
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BIZ CAREFUL WnAr You DRIxK.--The
Elzabethtown IN. ~ journal relates the
particulars Of the melancholy death Of two
persons, and probably the third. from drink
ing bitters." 1t appears that a man named
Townley was engaged as day laborer on
the farm Of Mr.. Roll, and before commenc-
ing work was urged by his employer to TAX
some " bitters.' He declined, but upon Mr..
X. stating that he had recently purchased
some bottles at auction, and proposing TO ex-
anime their contents they proceeded to do
so. Among them was found one containing
what they supposed to be cider, and the de-
ceased proposed TO drink il, but his employ
er endeayored to disuade him. saying that as
he did not positively know what it was, the
safer course would be to let il alone. Mr..
T., however, drank some, as did also color
ed man who was present. They both be-
came sick, and though medical aid was
promptly obtained. Mr.. TowRlcy died in a
few hours. and the negro continued quite i'll
when we last heard from him. Upon recev-
ing the sad intelligence Mrs. Townley, who
was affected with disease Of the heart, be-
came 50 excited that she fell within few
feet Of the dead body Of her husband and
died in few minutes. They we're over
sixty years Of age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-02

There is valuable truth in the following
remarks: The unmarried journeyman. who
receives his $S to $l2 per week, and spends
tall about fast as lie earns it, will 20 to
his grave poor as Lazarus, growing that ca.
pial eats up labor. when il is in fact labor
that eats (and drinks ITSELF You may show
er gold upon workingmen who spend third
Of their earnings in bar.rooms, theatres, and
other hunts Of dissipation, and they will be
poor and needy after. He who is ever to
have anything ahead will generally save
something the first year after he is one and
twenty, whether bis wages be $40 per week /;
or only s.. Very soon he will be capitalist
in his humble way-that i, his savings from
the fruits Of the past labor will be earning
while lie sleeps.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-02

A Baltimore paper saws that bundle Of
wheat stalks in head was exhibited in that
city Nav 5ih, aud that the early wheat Of the
South will be IN market before the lst o.
June. There are now immense quantities OF
wheat grown in all the Southern States.
Georgia, in particular. is a great producing
State. especially in the Cherokee country.
The fine promise Of good crops and early
harvest every where must affect The price 81
old wheat and flour.
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easily worked that every one has hand in
II. A sterling .character--one who thinks
Tor himself, and speaks what he thinks, is
always sure to have enemies. They are as
necessary to him as fresh air; they keep him
alive and active. A celebrated character,
who was surrounded by enemies, used to re.
mark -" They are sparks, which, if Won do
not blow, will 60 out themselves" Let this
be your feeling while endeayoring to live
down the scandal Of those who are bitter
against you. If you stop to dispute, you
do but as they desire and open the way for
more abuse. Let the poor fellows talk-there
will be reaction, il you perform but your
duty. and hundreds who were once alienated
from you. will flock to you and acknowledge
their error.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-02

HIcH PRIcE FOR PEws.-A sale of Pews in
new Methodist Episcopal Church in New
York took place on Monday last, when 46
pews were sold at prices ranging from 5000
TO l,5Oo the whole amounting to s48. 900, or
an average Of about $3.50. One person
bought pews for $4,000; another 8 for
$4,000; another for "a, 700; another 2 for
300; another for 5000; another 2 for
1900. Dear seats these. A man might buy
two or three country churches outright for
the same money.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-02

The provisional government of Para has
sent an agent to the United States to study
the American system OF agriculture, to in
troduce the American agricultural imple-
ments suitable to the wants Of Brazil, and to
take thither with him a number Of persons
skilled in the growing ofrice and cotton, and
in the manufacture Of sugar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-02

ToaSApo ~ THe wEsr.-Acconnis have
been received Of violent tornado in Illinois
on The 18th instant, doing immense damage.
A train on the Chicago aud Alton Railway
was blown from the track near Lexington,
I'LL, and several persons severely injured.
Many towns in the same vicinity suffered
much damage in some instances destroying
half the houses. Three persons wcrc killed
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A CuRE roR nYsPEpsLA.

From Tie Hon. Soiimon Foote, froni Vermont
Washington, ID. G.. June 4.
DR. GEo. D. Green-Dt1r Sir; IN your note Of this
morning you ask for expression OF my opinion 10
rcgatd your medicine, called Oxygcnsted Buffers
II aJfds pleasure 10 slate, that from the experience
have hal. 10 curing attack Of Dyspepsia IN my
family and from tho wonderful ceris which il has
produced other and cases, arising il "a.
miles Of members Of Congress with whom am arguaiD.
ted think an nrnudJls medicine and hope that such
circulation will he given 10 il will bring within the
reach OF al who a cited with that distressing maady.
Respectfully youfs. 5. fO0TE.
skrH ". fowLE 4 Co., 1873 Washington Street.
Boston, Prnprrlors. ny their agents every where.
I ]. For ale 10 Hlsborongh ~ ]. q. Webb 4 CO.;
in GresnsboFough by d.. T.. !. Patrick.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-02

LATER FROM TASPIco.-The U. s. Steamer
Fulton arrived at Mobile yesterday from
Tampico whence she sailed on the 18th ult.
She reported tie war in that section at an
end. he government troops, reinforced by
1000 men under Gen. Mejia. attacked Hes
singer. defeated him, took the forts aud
opened the river.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-02

The Richmond Wing learns from relia-
ble gentleman. recently arrived from the
south, that 10 the last lew weeks there has
been opened, at what Is known rs puckersnn
Gald Mine. about two and half miles from
Altona. georgia. vein Of gold. Of richness
equal. Il not supenor. to any discovered IN
tia. eenniry. The vein has been penetrated
al three different points, and exhibits the
most astonishing richness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-02

An immense activity now reigns in the
maritime posts 81 France and no nation Of
the world is increasing It's naval strength at
the present moment with the same rapidity
a. that country. Its army now numbers
100000 men; lis nayY is very nearly and
will soon be quite equal 70 that Of England.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-02

FLORIDA lIERoEs.-'rhe only Indian chief
Of any mute, who is now in open rebellion in
years Of age. lie still holds out, with from
twenty TO thirty faithful followers. Bowlegs
is 20. lie is described to be a great imbiber
Of spirits, and most inveterate beggar.
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! The steamer Arctic was e leave N. York

Z The steamer Arctic was to leave N. York
on Friday last, to intercept the Styx and
other British cruisers in the Gulf and off the
coast Of Cuba. She has crew Of filty-two,
and three guns, besides small arms in album
dance.
The Wabash, Artic, jamestown, Dispatch,
Fulton, Wather-Witch and Dolphin. it is
stated, have all been ordered to the Gulf of
Mexico, with orders to protect our merchant
men from search by British cruisers. The
new revenue cutter Harriet Lane, it is also
said. will probably receive similar orders.
The Wabash was put in commission, on
Monday, at the Brooklyn navy yard.