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New YORK, May 30.-Itis rumored that Lord Napier,
the British Minister, has dispatched vessel hence the
Gulf ordering the British Admiral there abstain from
further interference until adces have been received
England
The brig A. Taylor from Sagua, boarded there
the Sh by boat from the StyN The officer asked where
the vessel from and where bound and examined her
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STAFF appointments by the Governor of
Connecticut.

NORWICH, May. 2s. His EXcclency Governor Buck
ingham, has completed military stan and it is as fol
lows Hugh Osgood. of Norwich, Aide de Camp Peter
L. Cunningham, Of Norwalk. Aide de Camp; Joseph W
Williams, OF Hartford Adutan General John E wylie
of New Haven Commissary General William o. Trisk of
New London, Paymaser General John NJ Hathaway of
Suffeld Quarermaster- General
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Prices and Sales Of Stocks IN NeiU York
BY TELEGRAPH
trough W. FIsnER I sox, Stool and BnI Brokers,
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

SATURDAY, May 20, 1858.
EXCHANGE.-Rates unchanged and firm We
quote Bankers Bills London 1929 Commercial do lN9
109& Paris 60 days sight 5f12T do short sight SIS
Antwerp 5fl2G; Amsterdam Al 55d4lA; Bremen 795s a.
79}; Hamburg 81; Cologne 73d 73 x: Frankfort II q
COFFEE-Ihere was batter feeling to-day. with more
inquiry We the sale of the cargo of the bark Tay
cleo, 200 bags terms not transpire also loo bags
fair Rio at l0R We refer to the weekly report OF
Messrs. White Elder for the general condition of the
market Wenoe the arrival to-day Of the bark Dorches-
ter, from Rio with 800 bags coffee Her will be
found in full in another column
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GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET.


The offerings Of beef cattle at the yards yesterday
amounted TO 40 head, \ of which were purchased BY
District butchers az dS5-equa TO SS5OdSlO
mostly the last price which shows advance of about
so cts per 100 lbs for the week. Old sheep and lambs
very scarce at S3G$35O per head Veal Calves 5a6cts
| h
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sInve Excitement at Norfolk.

NORFOLK, May 30.There is great excitement here in
consequence Of abolitioniss running off slaves An in
dlgnauon meeting was held last night and Capt v Mott
and Mr. Dannenbery ordered leave the city be
tarred and feathered
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by CANNON !. MATTnE,ys.

o. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of a
Iii decree Of the Circuit Court of Baltimore city. the
=<subscrber Trustee will offer at public sale, at
the EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY. the ID day of June at
one O'Clock, the following described property
! II that LOT OF GROIND beginning the south side
Of Great German street, and the line of the ground
owned by st. Paui's Nestry, and now used burial
ground: running thence SOuthwardly binding said
ground hundred feet to twenty feet alley with the
use thereof thence eastwardly parallel with German
is feet inches; thence northwardy hundred
feet to German street. thence westwardy Is feet inches
to the place Of beginning.
And also all that LOT OF GROUND beginning the
SoCth side of Great German street Is feet inches, from
the easternmOSt line of the ground owned by St Paus
Vestry above described and running thence souhwardy
hundred feet twenty feet alley, with the and
privilege thereof thence caswardly is feet inches par
ale with German street thence northwardy by straight
line hundred feet German street. thence weswardy
Is feet inches, to the place Of beginning.
These lots subject jointly to ground rent Of SlS750
and are improved by a THREE STORY BRICK Dwell
LING.
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are: One
third cash and the balance in four and eight months to be
secured by approved endorsed notes bearing interest.
j. MALCOLM. Trustee.
M TpNi STIR
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The bIacomb County Bank.
Seizure of "a Slaves.

DETROIT, Mich, May 2S.-Bis on the Bank of Ma
comb County are not being redeemed the Agency in
this city They are not received banks
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REMARKS.

The business the past week has been confined sales
Of invoice lots OF Rio from cargoes aoa prices good
grades being well sustained whilst medium low DUAL
tiles neglected.
The 400 bags sold at auction mostly of this de
scripton, and not suited to the general wants OF the
trade.
We note Ie arrival of 468 bags Laguayra coffee per brig
Tempest 800 bags Jamaica per schooner New York and
$50 bags Java, per ship Dunisberg.
We quote prime Rio at II II 4c good 1O2c.; fair
l0& c. common 9% to Toe; Laguayra IL to lis Java
10 to lie.
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NoRFoIg, May 2S.-The schooner Francis French of
Union New Jersey has been seized by inspector here
fugitive slave having been found concealed on board
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grQal 3AOtitts.
SARAH JAMES NlTCuELL rs JOHN MITCHELL.
IN TIE CIREIII COIRT E0R BAL


n THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
N TIMoRE CITY. May Term, lS5s-Th- object Of this
SUIT to procure for the complainant divorce raculO
""trtaonii from her hu hand the defendant. The Bill
Complaint states that many years the parties
III the city Of Baltimore. that the of inter
marriage, both parties resided in the said city Of Balti-
more and that the complainant has resided in
the said city, and still therein that the defendant
has not resided in the State of Maryland for the past
years, and that he is resident thereof That in
the year 1888 the said defendant abandoned the complain
ant and that said abandonment has continued unnter-
rupedy Tor more than four years last past and deher
ale ana maj and that the separation is beyond any rea-
sonahe expectation hope of reconciliation; that de
lel!aat has treated the said complainant hwshy and
cfte! IL IS thefeupou this fourteenth day of May 1855
adjudaed ordered and decreed that complainant by
causing copy of this Order to be inserted in
paper published in the city Of Baltimore once in each Of
Tour successive weeks before the 18th day OF June 1855
give notice to the said absent defendant of the object and
substance OF this Bill and warn Kim appear in this
Court in person by Solicitor before the 7th av
OF september 1895 TO answer the premises and show
gas, II any he has, why decree ought not to pass
my -iaW-4w True Copy test. W. H. H. TURN ER, elk.
MATILDA NJ. PLoWMAN 49, WIN PLOWMAN
lie CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
4 ilMoRE CITY, May term, lS5S.-The object of this
suit is to procure for the complainant divorce rcuo
m'f'mo%'t, from her husband the defendant The Bill
0 Complaint charges that about the Sth of June,
lS1+ the complainant intermaied with the defendant at
the city OF Baltimore That at the time intcar
rage hoth parties resided in said city that the complain
ant has ever since continued and still continues to reside
therein That during the year 1854, the defendant aban-
doned the complainant, and that said abandonment has
continued uninteruptedly for more than three years last
past and is deliberate and final and that the searaon is
beyond any reasonable exuecti,tion If Th
the defendant has not resided within State OF MARYLAND
for more than three years last past and is now \ non
resident thereof That the defendant has treatI W. @
palnant harshiy and cruelty and has often threatened
her life. The said Bill of Complaint also CHARGES the de-
PENDANT with adultery 1t thcreupon tIis Il da,
May 1858, adudged ordered decreed that the com
painant by causing copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Baltimore once
June 1855 give notice the said absent defendant of the
object and substance of this bin and warn him appear
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:. MORRIS COCHRAN. Trustee
ADREON 4 CO.
Ely SAMUEL j. sOPER X co.

fteEAN TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of
t decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the
s undersigned will offer for sale, the premises, on
SATURDAY, 18th June. 1855 at OF clock, p. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT or GROUND, situate in said city and
described follows, that is say:-beginning at the
north intersection of Spring and jefferson streets,
and running thence easwardly, binding Jefferson
street fourteen feet the OF the partition wall be
tween the house the lot being described and the
house the lot adjoining eaStwardly, thence through
said partition wall northery, parallel with Spring street
eighty feet to alley ten feet wide thence westwardy
said alley to Spring street and thence binding Spring
street 10 the place Of beginning
This lot is improved with good BACK DWELLING
and STORE and will he sold subject the annual rent
of $35
TERMS OF SALE:-One half cash, and the balance in
six months, with interest and security.
ORNILLE H0RNITX,
Trus.aa.
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qablif SALES,
RY LENNON X RROGDEv
kUCHANANS WHARF

PEREMPTORY SAFE or
COGNAC BRANDY, SCHEIDAM GIN PORT WINE
AND LONDON DOUBLE STOUT --'-
4 IN TUESDAY,, LIST June, 1858. at IL
~ oclock. at the AUCTION STORES on BI5CHAy.
ANS WHARF:
10 QUARTER CASKS VERY SUPERIOR OLD COG.
IL MAC BRANDl-Pinet, Castilon X Co. ls45 A
Morton, 1925 entitled to debenture
4 SMALL PIPES SCHElDAM GIN. IMPERIAL
t PEAR BRANb-entitled to debenture
* q AkIEE CASKS. DRY AND SWEET PORT
~ WINE. Of various qualities
Hl HALF PIPES, The finest lot offered auc.
Va tion for many years.
s)s( ~ AFTER CASKS MALAGA SWEET WINE.
~ CASKS GENUINE DOUBLE LONDON STOUT
~ Barclay, Perkins X Co. S Pints.
mI2'E LENNON & RROGDEN
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;. MORRIS COCHRAN. Trustee.
ADREON \ Co,


fIH TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
M decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the
:. Undersigned, as Trustee will offer for sale nj uub
Ia auction the premises on FRIDAY the ISM dy or
June next, at AZ o'clock p. VI 10y "
HE LOT OF GROUND AND PRENfISE S described as
lhioWS:-BeEinnng for the same on the west sd If lis
gun street at the distance Of thirty hce feet and ten
es Wary from the point where the line bet cen
ll property heretofore owned by John A. DifenderlIer
am mat owned by Samuel " Barry intesects the west
Sue OF Alsqulth street. and running thence nortlwardy
"otn1ing ON the rHSI side Of ,iit angles with Asquth
street forty feet six inches TO the east siGe oil see
Thirty feel wide laid out by said John Dlhendetler
and thence westerly, bounding said street thirty
rur feet to the intersection Of line drawn Mt rght
an.lAl II street from the place OF beginning,
thence reversing said line ana Running herewith seventy
fonr feet to the beginning.
The Lot above described is improved bS~ good THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING and is subject to ain annual
rent of 500.
Terms Of Sale One third cash day of sale; one
third in four months, and the balance in eight months
credit payments bear interest from day and he
secured by of purchaser endorsed to satisfaction
Trustee.
:. MORRIS COCHRAN. Trustee.
ADREON 4 CO..
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4Mblit SAILS.
BY AnREON x 90

v ALCABLE VACANT LOT OF
w 70 " E1IND, ON THE EAST SIDE OF HOWARD
NEAR CROSS STREET am
, AT AECTION
w, NIL, %. on THIS AFTERNOON, 3Isr MAY.
] ,i gu nv premises at o'clock, by order of the
y" her' an lha' EH1 VALUABLE LOT OF GROT-ND sir
nated on the east side of Howard street feet
north oil cross street fronting ON Howard street AZ Fer IN
inches OF Whereabouts with depth of Is feet 10 an qlIr y
ieet WIDE The above Lot is valuable from it, loctio Ind
Is worthy the attention of buyers '''''''' al"
TERMS CASH and title ndisputable
,,.,.,,, ADRE0N & CO.
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III Il, = u 70, .9,dl


T5:i TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of a
lI decree of the Circuit Court Baltimore City The
49, undersigned, Trustee, viii offer for sale al ,,pb
lie auction, on the premises. on THURSDAY the l7tl
day Of June next. at ~ o'clock z NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES de
scribed MISUNDERSTANDING for the same at the south
west corner OF East Baltimore and Bethel streets and run
hlhg thence westerly, bounding East Baltimore street
sixteen teet thence running south hundred and TWEEN
~ ieet to ten feet alley; thence east binding on said
alley sixteen feet, Bethel street thence north along
Bethel street. to the beginnng
rms Lot is improved by a good BRICK DWELLING
dollars. " ''
Terms of Sale third cash and the balance in rou
ana elgt months from the day of sale credit payments tC
Dear interest and be secured by the notes of the
endorsed to satisfaction of Trustee
:. MORRIS COCHRAN Trustee
ADREON X Co.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.


The cold and damp weather to-day has increased the
apathy which already existed in ali departments of trade
and transactions at the Corn Exchange were of an
unusually meagre character.
BREADTTUFFs extremely quiet but without change
in prices except for Corn, which has again improved
There is but little export demaud for Flour and only 900
barrels Western sold ut 81 80 per barrehe latter
figure choice Ohio. Superne is offered at 81 25 with
finding buyers The sales for home use are limited
within the range of our former quotations.
Nothing is doing in Rye Flour Corn Meal We quote
the former S33l4 and the latter at S337% with the
remark the stocks of both very much reduced
GRAIN.-Wheat continues very dull and prices rate
rather rregularly ranging from SOC 81 per bushei
for ordinary and prime Red, and 81 O5d1 "A for White
including 400 bushels Kentucky at the latter. Small
sales of Rye at 66c.
Com continues in very good demand but there is very
little Offering and prices have again advanced Sales of
900 bushels yellow, aoat - 73 cts closing at the
latter figure including in the and in store at
Il cts.
OATS dull at 81 cts. per bushel.
BARK is steady and further sales of q hhds No l
Quercron, made at $54 per ton Tanners Bark is
very dull.
WHsKEY is unchanged.-sales of bbls at u q %cts
hhds. at 2Ok cts and Drudge at 94a2octs.
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ST. LOUIS, May 29.-Major Benjamin Walker Payma
ter United States Army died his residence in this city
at late hour last night. He buried with military
honors at Jefferson Barracks this afternoon
Major Walker was born i'll Vermont and entered the
service in July, 1919 lie commissioned as Paymas
ter, with the rank of Major in December 1899.
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CHAS. f. PHELPS, Trustee.
GIBSON Il CO. Auctioneers.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE

~ SUPERIOR COURT for Baltimore city, in Equity
the undersigned, Trustee will sell public auction
at the Baltimore Exchange, thu RSDAY the 10th day
of June next, at one O'Clock, p. NJ.
THAT VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND in the CITY of
Baltimore binding hundred and twenty feet on the
northeast sideof Warren street and sixty feet the
west side If Barre
The said sale will be at the expense and risk of
purchaser
Terms of Saleonethrd cash and the balance thirty
and sixty days with interest to be secured the
faction Of the Trustee.
c. MORTON STEWART, Trustee
JOHN STEWART, Attorney &c
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BOSTON B0or AND SHOE NARKET

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY IS.
There IS nothing new to notice Boot aud Shoe.
trade since last week. Active operations over for the
season. and we look for cOmparavey quiet market until
early in July when the fall trade usually commences The
feeling is very firm for all kinds Of goods few large
buyers have been making early day for
August and September delivery, in anticipation that A
higher range Of prices will rule time The orders
received from the South and West have moderate
buL quite up to expectation, and the New England
trade making their usual purchases This trade
has turned out much better than anticipated early in
the season the business far having been almost large
as last year The stock of goods in market light par
cuary of seaSonahe and desirable scriptions and the
prospects ola good fall trade continue look quite
aging Among the manufacturers there is considerable ac
t'itF IN Filling orders and preparing the fan trade
Leather and Hides u" material change has taken place
tanned
The quantity cleared at the Custom House has been as
1858. 1857
FOR the week cases. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1857
since January l..... ,3jj $3.50
Total. ......>................75@f0 $685.
Showing falling OF of % U47 compared with last
year.
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CRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

TPTSTEE,S SALE OF VATTTApTE
rIn-,r - 80 -, - - q y II
MI IN ~ ] - " iioI . AM LOI "
nov On STp ms ~ ~ F., ~ TOR NJ IlEI AND
D. - 90 -, - H., sill l,. r. d .,..
rq 49, ,,n,r';l " IN III VI D Or ,tl I H
,I:GC1rtn>- ~ -, tI"'ee WI Sstl uy ChLI1
f-Sn v w s n % "a rl g [ [IIA T baltimore on
y A. " " ''' - w ~ wa WA g az '"'" 1''1h'
ar TIT At 7 or on cpor->-n .;.,,.., 1T. H..
10 ~ $50. 80 Iaiti, ,1 ~ - ;tGi" is NV az, tIh
arI Io,,I, ,l,'.'-a q '," p" Inn" '"e lEI7'
-, Co. 81. ' 49, 49, -', ~ -, .- "a 1Js
- 49, ne ~; Wv, WI wy - - 81 1l ~. ~" ~
- -. - " -, - -
LeiI IRON IH ne corner OF lhtefycioh Oh
iioMu anu l'1s os S anu W ne PiacG VI esl
m Ia PIo, IN ~ -, ~ ~, ni,'jia 90 ~ % -
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NERMAN STREET HALL.-Ihe citizens
gof Baltimore and the public generally are hereby in
formed that the undersigned from this date has exclusive
control of GERMAN ST HALL and will give it his entire
attention, and will endeayOr conduct give
general satisfaction As for style and convenience ii is
unsurpassed by any house in the city
His Iarder will be furnished with all the SIBSTAN
TAILS AND DELlCACIES THAT THE MARKET affords
and viii arrange the prices to suit the times.
my24-eot3t CYRIL W REACH.
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NJ OTiCE.-ln compliance with the proyls-
ions of an Act of the General Assembly of Marylan
passed Session. 1919 entitled An Act relating
Stock held by non-resdent and provide easy mode
for transferring the same" NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN
that JAN DE IAAN Pr Of Amsterdam, king dom Of Meth
eaud has departed this life and that at the time Of his
death he was possessed Of and entitled 10 the following
Stocks Sixty Shares of Stock in the Merchants Bank
Baltimore, and Four Thousand Dollars Five Per Cent.
Stock Of the State Of Maryland Said Jan de HAM Pr
duly executed his last will and thereby appointed the
dergned, P de HAM Jr ID. de HAM and A. de Ham,
Pr his executors thereof who have been duly authorized
to act as such the laws the Kingdom of Netherlands
the authority of said Act Of 1919 The undersigned
will the expiration Of month from this date,
| fer the above mentioned Stocks.
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nv26 2aw2W

S c. HUNT vs.. JACOB GREEN property, NonlIaeat
street: IF depth to Edlg1Td street
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BAL
a FlMORE CITY, SITTING IN EQUITY. Nav term,
1855 Ordered that the sale made and reported by Rob
er Gmor Jr Trustee, for the sale OF the property
toned in the above proceedings be ratified and confirmed
unless to the contrary thereof be shewn on or
fore the sixteenth day of June next, provided copy
this order be inserted in newspaper printed Balti
more in each Of three weeks before the
said fourteenth day of June next.
The report states the amount of sales to be S2020.
GEO. T. SANGSTON. Clerk
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70 Fayette street
my l. 3aw3w GIBSON y Co, Auctioneers.
- -. RY NIRTTE On 4 DECREE OF

~. - BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
Hill THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY.
AA1 passed in the Of Bremen q a. rsA f PhfgFtr
hHGtI6n The premises, Thu RSDAE, the l7th day
of june next, O'Clock. p. N.
ALI, THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND in
Baltimore city situate the northeast side Of Ross
street twenty-five feet north-westwardy from Lanvae
street and fronting on Ross street by depth
hundred feet TO an alley The Improvements are
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, Of recent erection
Ground $3.50 per annum
The terms of sale third cash on the day of sale
and balance in equal instaments atree and six months
with interest to be secured the satisfaction Of the
JOHN STEWART. Trustee.
So st. Paul Street.
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JOHN STEWART, Trustee.
ga - I...I gr..-..l
mv251aw8wlds IN GIBSON 4 co, Auctioneers
- SALE OF MORTGAGED PROP

SALE Ut MIN lNTLAUf.D IROE
#. ERTY IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, under the
.l4:1z Act of 1876 chapter 1872 BY virtue a power
Of attorney from SAMUEL MORRIS, mortgage, under
beth his wife, dated 9th of May A. D. 1886, and record
ed among the Mortgage Records Of Baltimore coun-
ty, in liber H. VI. f., No Z folio 100 &C. and IN pur
of the Act of Assembly of Maryland 1926 CHI 49,
the undersigned will offer for sale public auction on
the premises, MONDAY. the 18th day of June, A D.
1855, at u o clock NJ.
ALL THAT TRACT or PARCEL OF LAND situate
in Baltimore county described in said deed Of mortgage
containing ONE HUNDRED AND TEN AND HALL
ACRES of land more or less This property IS situated
on the Northern Central Railroad about mile above
Freeauds 1t well wooded, under good fencing mas an
abundance of water and in very good state OF eGI
walton Tho nproy ements consist OF comtortapie TWO
STORY LOG DWELLING HOUSE, Barn and
STABIING. 49,. :. -; ,, NJ.
Terms are hafcasl and the balance in SIX and twelve
H'o''i'' ~" RICHARD J. Cuttings, Trustee,
my22dts 90. % - raul 81.
80 TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY
III I'll nv pOPPLETON STREET-By virtue of a decree
Ii - rho cir nit Court Baltimore City, the under
signed Trustee will public sale the premises,
an SATURDAY the 10Th day Of June next, at O'Clock
+ NJ ..-
aton street beginning 81 feet IL Is inches North from
Ramsay street and running thence North Poppeton
street II feet 10 10 inches with depth of 90 feet 10
feet alley.
The above Lot is subject ground of SIS per
mum. and is improved by a good story BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSE.
T~ms Of sale-Cash JOHN CARSON,
Trustee,
my2s.law8w&ds LRl n Fayet -... street
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THE FORCES GULF-The United States
vessels of war in the Gulf under orders appear there
Name of Vessel Guns Name of Vessel Guns
Steamer Colorado, 10 Frigate Savannah, so
Steamer Fulton, 5Sloop Jamestown, p
Steamer Wabash, 40 Brig Dolphin 4
Steamer Water Witch,
Steamer Arctic, 2Total numbers guns I40
Preparations are being made to send more
The British already have their West India station
of ships twice and half the of guns the
above list of American vessels They have seventeen
vessels in ALL twelve OF which steamers carrying in
the aggregate, 1851 guns as follows:
Name of essel. Guns. Name Of Vessel. Guns
Avalanche, lSJasseur, steam gun
Atlanta 10 boat,
Basisk steam 6Jasper, do,
Buzzard 6leopar1 steam, IS
Cumberland 7OSkipjack, steam gun
Devastation steam, q boat,
Forward, steam gun StyX, steam %
boat 2Tartar, q
Harrier, steam. Inferior, 20
lmaum 20
Indus Total
Thus 1t win he seen there is plenty of for Of
Geers 10 distinguish themselves and good field for the
Government to engage the best men Of the service.
n another large pearl was found in the vicinity
i alel SON. y, D., last week. 1t is of the size of
large plstol ball. and perfectly svmetrical with
pretty iustre. The finder was offered one hun
dred and seventy-fve dollars for his nrize and re-
fused the offer. ms p i@e' anu
Herr Driesbach, the celebrated lion , b
has lived for several years near Potosi CO.
ty, Wis, has located at Driesbach city Minnes.
which he intends making his permanent rezidence