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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-27
THE LIGHT IN THE WINDOW.
FL ". L. EATON.

BY ". L. EATON.
In lower room III one Of those
narrow allcys of a great city, where
poverty has her dwelling place, were
Il poor widow and her son. The boy
stood at the window, gazing out into
the murky darkness, thinking perhaps
who would take care of his poor mo-
ther when he was gone. or looking
forth into the future with youthful
hopes and bright anticipatious. But
he saw not his mother bending over
the little trunk and arranging, with
mothers care, each article; he saw
hot the doubts and fears which filled
her breast. and. like harbingcrs of
evil, weighed heavily on her own
heart and filed her eyes with tears.
No; aud it were better that he should
lut.
The hayS dreaming was at length
broke hy his mother voice: Guar
lie, hayo .o"rotten one thing. Won't
you run down TO the store aud buy
it,"
The boy seized his hat and apened
the door, but as he looked >out into
the heavy darkness he turned and
said 3:
"Mother,i it is dreadful dark. PLACE
THE LIGHT IN THE WINDOW, so that |
Can find my way back"
The morn had come, and the time
when the mother must take leave Of
her boy-her only child: when she
must give him up TO the cold, unlecl-
ing world, and see him brcasting with
Its angry surges.
Charlie" sE said, take this-it
is your mothers last gift. 1t is hard
TO send you forth into the world all
alone, but forget not the lessons you
have learned at home. Beware Of
evil companions! Meet the SCOTS and
jccrs of those around you with firm
heart and turn not from the true way!
Beware Of the intoxicating cup! 4
drop may prove fatal-touch it not /.
Charley do you recollect the
LAMP | PLACED IN THE WINDOW last
night to direct you home? When
temptations assail you, when evil ones
arc around you, remember the pages
Of this sacred Book, and let them be
as lamp in the window, not only re-
minding you of mother Instructions
and a mothers love, but guiding you
heavcnward to that holicr and hap
pier home above
More she would have said, but tears
were filling her eyes, and she would
not mike heavier his heart at part
ing. so placing her hand upon his
hcad-it might be for the last time
she gave him her benediction:
God bless AID preserve thee, boy
good bye"
Noble, TRrE mother Would that
all were such! Where, then, would
be all this intemperance, destroying
thousands OF young men, and crush
WLcrc, then, would exist all this
crime, which conceals not itself at
midnight, but Stalks ABROAD openly at
MONDAY?
Mothers. on YOU rests a great re-
sponsibility. To you is given the
mighty work to moralizc the world.
Now, in the susceptibility of youth,
must those influences be brought to
bear. which will fit them for true man
hood.
little feet will go as,ray,
Guide them, mother! while you may
Impress upon their minds, NOW, those
noble, clevating truths, which, when
the darkness of sin envelopes them,
shall be as lights in the window, lead
ing them onward in the straight and
narrow way.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-27
E.ettered with Gold

in leEhle and durable characters, Ia order.
MUSIC PORTFOLIOS, &c, made 10 suit
customers.
Lettering and Binding heretofore d"ue by
The Milton Binders. can be executed by ~ IA
a corresponding ayie, as We have their lorls,
types. and ie>Igns.
"A good Bindery has long been desired
in this vicinity. and we can therefore most re-
>pscttuily so'ici, he public patronage, trusting
Iha, it viii be sufficient Ia repay the ouIay
and risk. Rent. tools, stock. and work
men all requiring money, We shall expect
PAY ON DELIVERY of all work. e We
In'cud 20 charge moderate, REAsnNaBLE and
uniform prices, on the " Live and Let Live"
principle-and hope to make ii a permanent
business.
Pr08Uce md Store Goods toksn IN pay
Office in the center of Market Square north
side, second storey, adjoiuIng the CnnoSIcLr
and eegraph offices.
CHARLES STAHL.
Lev >barg. July l6, Is5s
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,sg,s;e
Jos pR?NT?NG!00
We have recently added n number
IF varieties of job 'RVpE to our
.ormcr large assortment, making
OVER 60 STYLES

Of type, large and small, with a good
variety Of borders, and most respect
fully solicit 4 trial of them by those
wanting anything in the way of
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-27
A Large Colony,

Twelve hundred Welsh Baptists
recently left New York on their way
10 settle upon large tract of land
near Knoxville, Tenn, purchased for
them by agents previously sent over.
Several entire churches came, and
three Of their pastors. These preach
ers are educated men, and able to
preach in English as well as Welsh,
bu; most OF the colony speak and read
only Nclsh.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-27

GCHooL ORDERS neatly printed and for
y sale a the Chronicle Once
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-27
Sound Advice.

DoNT WoGRY.-lt is not work that
kills men; it is worry. Work is
healthy; you can hardly put more
upon man than he can bear. Worry
Is rust upon the blade. 1t is not the
revelation tl-t destroys the mach.
merry, but the friction. Fear secretcs
acids, bG. love and truth are sweet
ja.Ies.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-27
LUMBER! LUMBER,

YNHE subscribers have for sale rr-
i Gn lots to suit purchasers n3I-i!asA I
large stock of L:s-..c N.s4.i
PINE BOARDS-Panel Stuff e.. g. ~, t..,.. .s.
Plank &c. Also $500 PINE RAILS.
20 inch Sawed Shingles superior quality
Also Square Timber for Buildings
Which are offered low for Cash. at our Mills
on South Branch of the White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows road al The end o. our Road.
Nov.20 JOHN MCALL & BROS.
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TIOGA POINT AGRICULTURAL
and Junction Iron Works,
at Athens, Bradford Co., Pa.
KIRBY'S MOWER g. REAPER.

mentioned excellent Machine I'i
counties in New York, and invite the paTtc-
Ular attention Of Farmers to the following
features of kIRBY'S Mower n Reaper, (which
we believe Ia be superior to all others IN use
in the following particulars: II Is the lighiest
in use-slrong and durable-slmTle in cons
lruction-eaS,ly worked-adapted for horses
or oxen-requIres much less draught than
ther machineS-haS no side drauCht, vet II
cuts a wide swaIh-works on rough ground
where no other machine can follow it-very
difficult to be cIogged in any kind of grass, he
it wet or dry-not liable TO get out Of repair
Is composed principally of IRONS psrfef
cOMjiard machine u0rking equally UsH Uhether
m0,cinS crTeaping-Gnd nhe CHEAPEST m price,
The Mower being only S;lOO, and the combined
machine SI20----making 1t altogether the most
desirable Mower and Reaper in the market.
- Farmers wanting RELIABLE Mowers
and Reapers. should by all means see ours
before making up their minds 10 buy any
other. Additional and interesting information
concerning the KIRBY Marhine is contained
in cur Illustrated CofGiogue. which describes
also our other Machines and Implements,
among which are
Emerys Patent ChongeoJ7e Rail Road
Horse Po,csrs Tiosa ToInt Improved Tire
sherS and Cleaners. ThreShers and Separa-
tors, Portable Saw Mills, Horse Hay Forks,
Graz Cradles, Plows CulrivatcrS and Horse
II e,, CIDER Mills. Grain Drills. Horse
RaGes Portable Dec Powers, &c. &c.
send ior copies Of onr Catalogue and Price
List Tor yoprself and neiehhor>.
NELLES BLOOD & co.
Athens Pa, June 30, 1858
Ascn.s---Jno Chamherlin, Bloomsbury;
G Bald,. Danvile; \ H Stone, Northumtrlnd;
B * T ! Schcch. Seiinsgrove; Gilbert Fowler,
Berwick
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Ordinance for Markets.

C,ECTION /. BE IT ordointd bg fhe Bpgess
- and To,,n Council # hhe Borough nt L,tc-
,s s5i,rg. and Il ~ hercby orGaiHtd by Tie cufho-
riig IF fae scmf, That WEDNESDAY and
SATI RDAY II; rnlraS Of every week shall
be the IsaEEG. 'a'iisieS for SAID Borough,
when it may ne Lawful 10 sell and buy articles
If produce +, family use; and that -hiKhEI
STREET, |roE- .,,,0Hd 10 Fourth Streets, shall
si--,'t , .s,,t '" =-,r,- - 4. go '.ccupy
the sides Of the pavements on the north side
of the street from the first of October To the
first of April, and the south side of the pave
ment the remainder OF the year.
Section =. Be II Jurfh0 ordained, That it
shall not be lawful tor any person or persons,
immediate agents, aS hUck>ters or Otherwise
10 peddie or sell in any street or alley or in
any part of the said Borough, any articles of
produce for family use, other than at the
times and places specified in he first section
of this ordinance; and any person or persons
violating this ordnance shall mcur a penalty
of from One Dollar 10 Five Dollars, to be re-
covered before the Burgess or any Justice Of
the Peace of Union county as like sums are
recovered under the laws Of Pennsylvania.
with costs. in the name of the Burgess and
Town Council Of the Borough of lewi>hure; +;
one half Of said penalty TO be paid To the
OverSeer &c the Poor of said Borough, and
the other half to the informer.
Passed al meeting Of the Council, Tues
dav evening, Nov. 3 1857. and ordered 10 be
published. J. SCHREYER, Burgess
Nov G, 1857.
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Administrators Notice.

IL Re s.'ss tseE: TSSr Sf AscP5G? sGHRa5rR
late OF Hartley township, IN Union county.
deceased. have been granted to the subscriber.
by the Register of said county. in due form
all persons indebted to said estate are reouest.
ed to make payment, and those having claims
against The same Will present them duly
authenticated for settlement. 10
JACOB SHAVER, Administrator
fenns Creek P.O., Snyder Co, March 25, s5s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-27
Administrators Notice.
Vocal and Instrumental Music.

Vocal and Instrumental Music.
THE subscriber having located himse f ir
Il Lewisburg, is ready 10 teach Inslrumen.
tai Music in all its branches, viz. Piano. Melo-
deon, Guitar, Violin, Violincello, Flute, and
all Brass Instruments.
He will also teach Vocal Music
Having been taught in the best Schools in
Germany. he deems himself qualified TO ren.
der satisfaction.
He will also tune Pianos, and put them in
repair if desired.
Residence on North Fifth street.
Jan. 10, 1857. PRor. p. HELD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-27
Young America CORN SHELLER
A Call to Farmers.

Farmers, drop your toOis-pouse little
read this, and retaect!!
FARMERS PROMOTION BOOK"
A NEW and scientific manuring system,
~ for the cultivation and increase of all
kinds of grain, grasses, fodder and pasture,
upon all kinds of soil, proved by actual expc-
riments and based upon evident truths, desig-
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represented by upwards of one hundred and
fry engravines of the most valuable grasses
and plants connected with the system, by DR.
c. G. REINIiOLD, of Boalsburg, Centre Co,
Penna.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
In this treatise will be that the object has been
the that kind Of Information hich enables
him make practical application TO fr,e his land nd
his grain fodder and pastureage The doctrines
taught by This manuring and fodder and pasture cu
tivaton SYSTEM RATIONAL clear and evident and
in the mode of agriculture hitherto
unknown to farmers, and which. If adopted aLd
carefully practiced not fail to advance the interests
Of the farming community. such work has been much
warted, it fills void which has long been felt, bat
which there has hitherto been attempt to supply.
And farmers Of Centre and Huntingdon countis
recommend the work to every farmer, they will reap
the greatest possible benefit from it.
Christian Dale George Buchanan Daniel MosserG
Boal Jacob Mosser, Francis Alexander John Bay. John
Nefison, Samuel Duncan John IIoffer, iona MWnu,s,
Jacob Meyer. George Guyer,Jr, Henry Meyer John
per- Samuel Gilland, John Hasson, Geo Jack, Samuel
For sale in Lewisburg BY DR. l. BRUGGER.
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LEWISBURG FOUNDRY.

rr-The subscribers, thansfv. 4.
ri5j 500 past patronage, would .lt-,
A..s.-s s5s 'Sses The public that they con,.r,.
~. ~ = manufacture all kinds Of Nj,
GEARING and other Castings. Tnrz.-.
Machines aud other Machinery repalfe3 "a /,
best manner. Castings warranted 20 b.
good maternal, and at prices that can 20. 3.
to please. GEDDES, MARSH & co
LewiSburg, Feb. 1881
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support Home Manufactures

support Home Manufactures!
1t has been satisfactorily proved that Seap-
eTs can be made and sold-In our own Penn
syivania-as CHEAP and as coon as to send
what little money we have away 10 distant
States for no better Reapers. Keep money
circulating near home, - where you can
easily get (by Railroad or CanaD the Mach
ines repaired by the Manufacturers-ior all
Reapcrs will al times require repairs, and are
all equally liable to accidents.
Gcslles, Marsh s. 90.
Manufacturers of the LewIsburs Reaper
Lewisburg, Pa. June IS, 1855
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18

BsRraoy-on Wednesday, Feb. ~, MssY JAsi, wife Of
John j. Berthon, in the asth year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend her funeral from the residence o< her
father law, Mr. John Bertho, No. 81 Leroy street
sunday Afternoon, at one O'Clock, without further nvi
tston
Bo.roics ON Feb 1e, EDWIN, youngest son Of Web.
and Ann Maria Bennington aged year months and
days.
His funeral will take place from his fathers residence
street between Franklin and washlngsoa Greenpoipt
Brosyn, r. n this Thursday afternoon at one O'Clock
BRNE-On Tuesday, Feb. Is, amer short illness
CsunRlsE, the beloved wife OF James Ryrne OF Castle
town, county Of Kilkenny Ireland In the eih year Of
age.
Her friends, and the friends Of her sons James, John
Michael and William requested TO attend her tuners
from her ste residence, No 176 Ee Twelfth street, this
(hursds afternoon, at two O'Clock, without further
notice
BRrySsaN-On TUESDAY, Feb. 10, NfssA, daughter Of
Ernest and Nina Brinkman aged years and months
The relatives and friends Of the family cuuy
invited 10 attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon at
two o'clock from her late residence Of Henry and
Luque,r streets South Brooklyn rom whence her remains
will be taken " Greenwood Cemetery FOR interment
CAr1EA-M Yonktrs, on Monday, Feb. 10, Mrs SaRAH
r. CARrpR, IN the 9th year Of her age.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral at the Methodist church. Yonkers this
Thursday afternoon, at two O'Clock
CoRRYrr.-At Carrick shannon, county I6irlm Ire
lard, on Wednesday jan 20, in full hope Of glorious
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18
Our Washington Correspondence.


WASHINGTON, Feb Is, 1858.
TIE Heads Of the Douglas MN Cut of ct the West.
The die is cast the line Of densrcatOn Is drawn. To-
day the Postmaster Of Chicago Mr. William Price, the
innate friend Of Senator Douglas and the plant Of the
editor Of the Chicago Times removed and the former
Postmaster Isaac Cook OF the stand by national de-
and the most efficient practical politician in the
State appointed This to be followed up by the sp-
poinmen Of Col Carpenter Marshal OF the Northern
District of the Sate In the place of Mr. James Davidson
tho present Marshal, antLecomptonitc. Other
comptonites In the State will have 10 make room for ma
tiona men, and should not be surprised every
ing federal officer in Illinois were be displaced by
reliable democrat of the true stamp We shall now see
whether there in the State Cor three partiesthe
democratic the black republican and the Douglas party
The news from Chicago is that the Douglas anti
3compton ticket for Mayor and other nominees Of the
An ecomptOn Convention will be utterly defeated and
that Immediately afterwards the national democratic
party will be organized and placed . permanent
footing AS TO having one set Of democrats in Illinois,
and another in Indiana and Is too absurd
TO be seriously entertained.
In the State of Ohio, the reform commenced to-day
by the appointment Of Sam Medary Postmaster 1t
Columbus The Cleveland Postmsster's conversion
too late He will walk the plank In day or two at
farhest TO make for national Of fewer doubts
and more principles The reform movements will,
doubt reach Michigan ind Wisconsin. In the former
State Gen Cas- e all the appointments To Senator Stuart
and Mr.. Stuart hmsef Is compromised by the late
bellon OF bis associates in Michigan will have to
back 70 the ranks.
There will in all probability, be torcbIight procession
the return of Ike Cook to the Chicago Post Once and
thorough Overhaulins Of all the subOrdinates They
will doubt freely 10 the condition Of popular
sovcreens from which they improperly seduced by
appointments Office. II is expected that many Of them
will Immediately leave for Kansas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18
THE NEW YORK FERRIES.

The Commttcet Commerce and Navigation propose
10 connc their investigation in regard to ferries between
New York aud Prcoklyu 10 the current business Of each
separate ferry for each of the last years To effect
this they will desire know the values Of the boats
other property actually in and necessary conduct
log each ferry; actual expenses Of rents labor mate
rails and repairs the several repairs the several rates Of
isre Tor foot pasengers carriages, Sc and the income
from each aud the total income from all sources They
have appointed their meetings To be held at p in the
executive chamber At the Capitol and will devote their
attention ono~s-On Tuesday, Feb %, 10 the Union
Ferry Company; Wednesday, cath, tho Astoria and
Groorpont Ferry Company Thursday, 9th to the Hous
iop street GOD Brook yn Ferry Company Friday, 10th, to
the Peck sin Ferry Company.
THE METROPOLITAN roLrCE BILL.
Tie Committee on Cities aud Villages, IN reporting IN
crgthy argument in favor CT the proposed repeal Tho
report well written and quite elaborate. 1t reviews the
pro sn0 ia entirely o"s chsra s and to show
that Il sinaied with the people ana although subject
from time 10 time t9 Legislative action Is an institution IN
the formation AMI control 81 which the desires Of
die taxpayers and residents Of the city alone
shcu,c prevail The difference between former acts OF
the cgislauTe polso matters s0d the act OF 1857 Is
shown in attempt prove that the former simply
the operation cf the people and their represen-
tat Yea In Iegsatnu willis; the Shor was Az act OF usur
patton. Ire question involved In the act IL
fsy DISCUSSED cndcavor show that the law Is at
beet but ssfo evasion OF the constitution The de
Of the Court Appeals IL esected and criticised
with some severity. The report says tina, the cities OF
New York and ia klyn have not only been degraded In
tho suppression 81 INC r'ght ot selecting foce Comms
suncts hut they have also been oppressed with such al
donal taxation aud hurthcrs IN the expenditures OF mo-
ncys woud sui the extensive views Of the centralized
tommisgobcFa ny The existence OF The law and the ma
nagcmcDt OF those by whom s Dpuntons nre being car
reJ out there have been added 10 the expenses Of the
treas ury over $4,000. This urged unanswcra-
bic argument IL favor of The repeal Of the BILL and an APP
pes MADE 20 tho state TO s;asd by The rights OF the city
of 'e~ York, they would have their own rights pro-
,cctcd Lld HID sacred.
POLICE COURT CLERKS.
Mr. nohersys bill relative To the appointment or Police
Justices clerks gives The appointment, ,ahe Police jus
scca They to hold ricc for the term as the
Justice, 10 be removed oay for cause aud then by the
Beard az Superyisp's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18
Assembly.

ALBANY, Feb. IL, 1853
The Speaker appointed Messrs Duryea, McKo~n, Dyck
medal To Commander Hartstein
Amongst the petitions presented was one compel the
payment OF laborers' wages in coin OF State bills.
NILS RxPoRTED FAvoRAGIY.
To create a ward in Brooklyn.
Requiring returns of unclaimed deposits the savings
basks
To incorporate the Great South Bay Steam Forty Com
pany.
by Mr. WEIR dem ITO repeal the Metropolitan Police
bill. accompanied By written report)
Mr. Nc JErT (dem) reported favorabIy bill to allow
the Harlem Rai'rosd Company run engines TO Thirty
second street. The bill referred back motion OF
Mr.. Epgs.
TIE Committee on Commerce and Navigation received
send for persons and papers relative to the New
Nj L.wRKNcf DEM reported against legalizing the
acts Of the New York Supervisors in the payment OF the
bills for Refreshments for the Board OF Canv
NOTICES OF
BY Mr. HANfoRD (dem TO remove the State capital to
by Mr. WHINE dem For the construction of parallel
rai'rosds on Broadway and parallel streets
By NJ. LYNCH (dem.)-To repeal the net to promote
by MIR, Eses dem ITO amend the New York fire.
By Mr. T. JONES Jr, (dem ITO incorporate the Iuven-
tors Aid Association Of New York also, regulate
boa. piers and slips.
nv Mr.. LAwRrNcx dem ITO suppress intemperance
Fy Mr. SUTHERLAND (dem ITO create the Office OF
Register Of Deeds in westchester county.
BY Mr.. MCkowN (rep. ITO provide for the payment
Of travelling CT the Regent Of the University
by Mr. Bliss rep)- =. abolish the Office of Regent.
BY Mr DriAShY (dem.,-ro abolish the Office of Com
plant Clerk in New York.
BY Mr.. BAHEIER (Am )-rc appropriate 900 acres Of
state pproved land tor the purpose OF rearing and do
INVESTIGATING the American elk.
BY Mr. CASE (rep ITO remove the State capital 10 sy.
racuse
BY Mr.. T JONES, Jr.-To establish q railroad clearing
housc IN New York.
STANTON on KANSAS AFFAIRa
Mr. LAW (lm.) gave notice OF resolution to grant
the u tho Assembly chamber to Hon F. Stanton,
Friday evening He took occasion rcpudiase the
idea that ne had any intention to test any political
sentiments and said that he asked merely act Of
courtesy.
Mr. DAYTON dem. declared that he had signed the let
ter act OF courtesy, and because he willing that
the advocates Of Mr. SaDtons policy should he heard
Re hnd full confidence in its weakness.
INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. SMITH dem )For the better regulation Of the
New York Fire Department
by Mr. SfElyE dem )For the repeal Of the acts 10
res uate stag routes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18
Naval Intelligence.

Tho United States steam frigaie wabash, bearing the
broad pebnani Of Flag ooer Hiram Pauidns arrived at
this port yesterday in days from Havana The fol-
lowing list Of her oflccrs:Fag Officer Hiram Pauld.
ing, Commander in Chief Of the Home squadron Captain
Frederick Fnge Teutensnts George T. Sinclair I'd yard
A. Barnet H. ~ Fairfax J. G. Beaumont, Leonard paild-
log, s. y. Quackenbush Hudson ~ Garland. Pur-ar No
Keen Buchsnan; surgeon of the Fleet, O. r. r. Hyrner
Chaplain. Moses r. Chase Captain Of Marines b. Macon
bcr ,bicf Engineer, James W. King; Passed ASS
Surgeon ! n. ptE Assistant Surgeon VIM johnson ir.
Lieutenant Of NaTres James Lewis; Flag Ofcers Secre
tary TaiinaI panlbng; Mdshipmen, NJ. sosrd Edward
lea, H. H. Patton, G. ). Norton, a. r. Cooke George
A a. shut: purser's Clerk = Mellach FIRST Assistant
Fnginccrs, Montgomery fletcher, D. D. Macomb Secoad
Assistant FDPbeers, r Williamson, W. Manning Third
Assistant Engineers, T. g. rez, T. ]. Jones J. W. rhomp-
son Jr., George Harry; Bnstswsn, Charles Woodland
Gunner. VIM. H. Hamilton, Carpenter, n. Mayer, sail.
mster, james Ferguson.
The crew Of the United S,aes ship ST. Louis will be paid
90 on sonday next. Purser Uphem has been III at the
Aston He quite well The officers are generally
detached aBd.are leaving town.
Orders have been received nj the Charestown Navy
Yard to t oct the Macedonian with despatch II 10
ported she ~i go to the Mediterranean II Is expected
The new soop will be nearly not quite framed at the
close 81 this week. TN Saturday schooner iet the yard
whh guns rigging and other stores for the rgaie Const
tuition, at the Portsmouth, ". ". Navy Yard.
The United States frirate Minnesota Capt Dupont
and San Jscpto Capt Bell with the sloop Of var Ports.
mouth Com Fco,e, were al Hong Kong the 10th Of De
The slccp Of war Ievant Com smith sailed from Hong
Kong on the eth Of December, for the United States