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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-15
CIRCULAR.

On the first day of July, 1857. B. A. Fahneock and George
Fahnestock of Phladepha Pa, A. Hull of New-York
and L. Schwartz, of Pittsburgh, reaociated themselves for
further term of business under the style and 6 heretofore
B. A. FAHNESToCK & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa,
B. A FAENESTocK & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK, HULL & Co., New-York Civ
In each OF which three cities continue our Wholesale DRUG
Business in all its branches
raroeua attention will be given the importation of propri
eay articles from abroad; and full stock of ee,,,hb.d
popular remedies will be kept constantly for sale Orders r onr
B. B.A.FAENESTOCKS Unknown Vermifuse (of which we
are the SOLE PRoPRHToRs and EXCLUSIVE MAHurAcruRsa.
should be addressed either of the abovenaned establishments
We continue the manufacture Of White Lad Red Lead and
Littarge, at Pittsburgh.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-15
VICTORIOUS OVER PAIN.
}RAGG'S ARCTIC LINIMENT.

Agony or ease i-Sickness or
health Life or deathl These
are the questions involved in the
adoption or rejection of this spe-
cifc by the martyrs to external
diseases and injuries. Having re-
ceived the Endorsement of the dis
tinguished sdran, the late DR..
KANE, and its efficacy tested dur
ing two awful Winters in the re-
gions of eternalice, 1t is now COM
ing into general use in every Sec
ton of the civilized globe, and its
marvellous cures are everywhere
exciting astonishment.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-15

Boot and Shoe Making!
And keeps good assortment of his own man
ufacture. 1fdesired he will put the city touck
on Boots and Shoes, or make them in more
substantial manner to suit the FARMER.
70 Just call and examine his stock, find out
his prices, and see whether he don't give the
best bargins in town. Times are hard; there
fore. patronize him and save money. as he sells
at low figures. He can't be undersold.
Country Produce.
Taken in exchange for work or goods Mend
ing done promptly at reasonable rates. All,
therefore, who want bargains, will come right
along. C. HAITI.
April Is. 1655-v2n34tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-15
BURNS AND 9GAlIDg.

For these dreadful accidents the
ARCTIC IINIMENT should be
kept on hand, for it affords sure
and imm ediate relief, often saw
ing from death. Every steam
boat and railroad train should
keep 1t. Who that has heard the
shrieks of anguish uttered by the
scalded and maimel victims of
explosions and collisions, does not
feel that some means Of relieving
their torture should always be
accessible ? Such does exist in this
balmy pain controlling agent. ltis
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-15
FOR THE LADIES.
Boot and Shoe Making

As usual, he is carrying on the business of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22
There is no mention in the papers the yellow fever

Thy WoryDFD BY INK RAILROAD CAsUALTr.-
Mr.. Louise Iahn, the lady Of those sti living moa6
Dangerously Injured by tbs late Saaqot calamity lea
very weak aud low at the Nor :hein Hotel. On Tuas.
Gay night, during fightfal dream, she lesped hoO
the bed and tore oil the yoke Ia wooden mechrs-
cal contrivsnce designed 10 keep her shoulder. in
place while the broken clavicles are healngl, AID he
Consequence was fearful hemorhas from the lungs.
Great Tears now entertained that she VIII notr
cover; but everything that skiltu physicians aicex-
pereuced nurses can 90 sill bs dOee 70 save her.
OF the other wounded person. now remaining acre.
We can say they all doing "el, though they are
Possibly Mr. John Mcdonald At the Northern ifotsl.
should 10 all exception from this statement. Asis
vely restess s.eeps very little, AID apPeIs TO Ted
Ms wounds even more than 81 first There
auprebepso rs however, that his ures Will prove
fatal.
Mr. Rs,tman has 20 far recovered as to b aba 10
wax out Ct his room. His right haLd AGA Arm Or .
yery bad ard physicians think il will be gasd msrg
moths before he Is able to use It, even If its
not deasd hm altogether.
Mr. Tucker, OF Dry Ridge, KY, arrived At tbs Ne
Gleaer House yesterday. BE lett Tor Nsx-Yorx l.sk
week 10 be absent few days. He had LJlice1 q
remark able about his chest but suDr ed il
Do more than bruise, but finding 1t troubles vails
at NswYoTk Concluded 10 consult ply xesA; he did
~ and icund that two OF hs RIBS cnDkeA. LIE 10
ooir well however, and will shortly hsye for Ksa-
tJCky.
A lew Ct the claims have been settlsS. The father
OF young Knowles, We undsIstand, Gcepted - 30,
Miss josephine Hunter, young grl In tie EN-
I.cy Of TIE Mack fa1 lily, obtained $3.50. Other clamA
nave been hquidatsd, and few are negotiating.
The sen Of Mr. Moore has acceptss 81 900 snd shs
relatives Of Lawrence Maher similar sum
alauerlA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22
INDIA.
FALL OF LUCKNOW.
sToRNING OF THE IMAUWBARRA.

sTORMING OF THE IMAU,tBARRA.
HEADQUARTERS, BEFORE LUCKNOW, March ~
My last dispatch brought the narrative OF events up
TO the close OF the llth OF March. We had then at
tackled the Imaumbsrrah, or lmambarra, Win such
vigor that the enemy, dismsyed by the stern on
sisuglt by the fire of artillery, and by the eson
they had received at the storming OF the Begun
Palace, abandoned their position, and h{ing IN
disorder into the Kaiserbsgh, entirely disheart-
ened the garrison, already decimated by the
bombsIdmert tha. they gave up the key OF
their position almost without a struggle. The
news took every one by surprise. Every one
was on the spot as speedy as possible. The ar
was still heavy with gunpowder; bullets were WHIST
ling around from the desperate men shut up IN
the works and from the enemy in the inner nne OF
ceferses. Our men were just crashing through the
rooms Of the palaces, which were as yet nlled win
the evidence CT barbara magnihcence ana splenaor,
ana the ores Of the dying were not yet suleu as
entered. The Ksiserbagh cannot be described ne
place il series Of palaces, kioeks, mosques, al OF
tanciful Oriental srchItecture-sOme hSht ana grsce
full oos merely fantastic and curious ana co9nec.eo
generally by long corridors srched aud opened IL VIC
mont " BY extensive wings which nclose the cour'
ard garders contained within the outer walls. In
every room throughout the endless series laeIe as
q prCfCsicn Of mirrors in porcerous GIT Eaules;
universal gliding Of eOrIces furniture ana everything
that wouio beer the process, seemed the pre'suDs
taste OF the Roys Court. From every ealing hung
gls.s chan 5eers # every age forn color aln y
A. 70 the urutUIe, in many instances IL iooAeu Ae
collections from the lumber ROOMS 81 al me o,c pa
ices II EGrope-Louls QuhtOrZe clocks anu csOlrels,
renaissance mr-oTs and char, buhETofked eoony
onests msraue;.re tsbes cold luinry ola Eethish
stste.cnsus cit al over: but these wee releVeu oy
the richest carpets BY s1mptucus -ivcos oy ca-lOu
covered WIKI golden embroidery, by Tlcn screens OF
Cashmere shsvs sTo by table-coyers p'ndeIous "a
leails sd 600. In some of the -aoms there "eIS
lev 1905 lCtue SAID TO be by s. jos us heynO-as,
LswTslce, Zsifsny, aud Beechy; bat e'l - &C
NV trace. of Sir Joshua On the vas when entered
Std tAers We. OILY one pict5. which looked o. Al
Ike LavTerce. There were nun cross po't' sLs ~
TIE Prssrt former kiugs 0. Dude, and ca copr'
e tie ftra:s u GoVerno, %Uene-a, OF Ns.Sus.on
Nels. L. Gcofee ~. Aua Pgaspa.te. masy C9nets
cav bEs, hrsrCh cIayoas sh6 Eplhsh sesievihs' y
e. sor's even Z ose RON " WlsEsoue W q sport o
rs -, an al a. a.Eo-t fcrEciten o O. =. -
Au-ti., = go|ge cus al1es, b. 1a3ic &c p .
use aeaSY sno,. t. ~ = e. ing IL x la'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22
CUSTOM HOUSES AND POST OFFICES.

z I
CAPTAIN Bow man EpSineer-ir-chlei lucaaIsS oil tne
ofice of construction, has prepared ne dseia aoeS
the information OF members OF CONGRESS- he SHOWS
thst seventeen custom houses post offices, ana court
n"ses have been finished since 1919, at cost OF
- Il3756 The net amount Of duties and postage
csci,sc,ed at these establishments L. s!,OOco,l 90
There are now under construction tweSty,eget ea''u
~ the uer income collected is $5,7A i3l. Al SIX
" ,,a, tl COLLECTION Is greater than the anonnt ex-
poLded. ,..-... ,hor;z.s Inv law IN, not
- =; sevet.f,. r. for which :, lOl, los nave
h.. soprcsrieted which is thu FORTH present ,syed
>" 80 trrTsury. The number %; baiInS' OF taese
cssses for which members have re'e aPPcs,2Hs oa Is
,hi,tv,hree tire estimated cost OF Which l. - 5ooVO.
II j. nresuoed that Congress viii tske are u d'Sduo"
~ ~ 70 -. Inns, (We.ning:oo States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22

TREMENDOUS Hat SToRs.-We gave MOTIFS On
MoLCsy OF the hs, storm that visited tening
Saturday, the 18th. The Hon. Ionu l. Bs.Lke .hoa a
Owaseo isfcrns US tina. the storm pacoed ger that
town with gres, fury and dong great day.ags. Ia
Owssco village the two chur.sss were badly damaged;
in oIe over two hundred liz ns were knock ID out ssd
n building was very seIIo 0sy injured Several small
ha,rs were taken frCn tl. foundtors; two or 81 gs0
oveHpes were uDrocfsd ard orchsrcs IN many o. acss
were up,octed. Feuce were cysed, Ird IL one in
stsree heavy RAJ WIS taken up n the strong Of
lie tom $40 CARED twenty Gopa lie former ps<-
tior. Tie storm on saturday xas t'se heaviest rlat
&c yitited this cCul:y ID yeafs lAEbprlA:ysrtissr.
SriciDx SCAR Carr vIgcEsr-Mr. Day!d Sh,p-
rsfd. ly.pg about. hsif way b-'wsea re vailgss II
ih,ee-M Bay ard Cage \lgceG, Committed sui-
exc abOu. o. O'Clock SATURDAY to-, tie go ast.,
b. tying ~ fe soost 5is IeCk aLo a. crifg 5ilnSsf
besoierg rgto 2 web os ia w-Jii =. bsvicg trst
f.upred tfmsef eksd. He "a forri r. taa, u.
ot.Sn AID Tswn Cut, / Ut lie sat-e,. ne Vs<
sbcps ~ yeas 90, a :sTIesf, worth .sns lew tev "
tnds. TIE cor -trs NY letursts Ns--ct .. IL
tcs ffrm iti'Ity. DCIe'tc tFo,bes s.s tssg a Il
So tie in,TeGit.e cate Of Ils rs't',! sherttos
tWsDr.~a seF rt..s
-Seaero- Re q % No.. Ca,ah-s i.f.yst'n w..,
!. G.cn - Midday -V-srz - Al ,.5p.ars 70
b; .aSIs.g tss.gssd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22

ISKP,purAH A PRsoNEn--Ws learn from The 81.
Peter Free Press of the 18th that the celebrated Indian,
Inkpsdutab, had been captured. re Press says;
"'Ihis morning about daylight lnkpsdutsh was
cantnIed on the prairie short distance back OF
this place. A present he is held prisoner here. II
!. NOT vet determined what disposition shall be made
Of him. The most smpisiug part OF the Wno'e anal
is that has been discovered that lie IS not as mas
hen universally supposed fulbloOded Indian, but
is al Il asst haf French.
An OVERLAND CALIFORNIA MAIL TO NEw,oR-
IT1Ns.-An important meeting of Railroad Presidents
has recently taken place IN Nashville On tbls SUBJECT
The meeting appointed Committee of its meubers to
proceed 10 Washington and to wait upon the ftesden
and Postmss General on the subject OF the ent r
prise The Committee arrived IN tils cty yesterday
Afternoon. Washington Union, 2lst
p,yy KornyRY IN GREEscAsrLE, IsD.-A LARGE
SIN SToLFN-A gentleman IN G1eencaSt.e TfitlnS 10
the American Express Company yesterday morning
ssys: ,,,,.
ia powser on Saturday night, auc SlOUOU IN sLNeI
taken out. Ore-thirG it has been recovered and
they are row track OF the burglars Last night hye
stores were entered. Some arrests have been naoe
| this morning.
Anotter letter says that 81 500 Lad bsen stolen
fom the Exchange Bank Saturday night, and mat
10 vi l. had been recovered. Three stores were
broken into On Sunday night but tue articles taken
| IN oupted to but lttle IN ssgIegste value. go,
llaeia-spsis JorraA l5ih.
| : IHisH SITTLENENT Is WISCONsIh.-Ihe GreeH bay
Iir,cetc has pten Informed by tie Rev. MI Bondeni
az that city that steps are being taken 10 secure ishu
fr the ocat on of large G.sh colony II broTr OF
SnAwaLo Couuy. /. supposed thsi about siA thou
sopd will cone in body fr.m the vicinity OF Boston
Two new colleges have been completed at Amherst
Ma ard tAsywtre dedicated on " &c aesday. Kew.
Uerry Ward Beeoher, VINO was formerly stp9ent az
Amherst made the principal address Samuel W MS
- r. "A EasthamptoD, donates the funds tSiJ uVO
t~ RE rors.lucon % one OF toe colleges ~nice Is to
le cal ed Wills On Hall ana also gave s@,1Oo more
| To- erdow a chemical laboratory.
| Tsr TRIAL OF MRS. LTrrrs.mGov. hnS IA.
grated the application Tor an extra Term = ts Coul
- OSersrd isfmIueY n Mor-ce CouS'y - tie ia!fl
| NNrtsy n Ju-.. To tie. ,. Nj iAr &C - o'la'
| o. a. - Ter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22

Tie Nebraska RcPpJi'caH is the name OF new
nater published al Omaha City, y. T. by f. r.
Schneider ana IarnsonJ Brown, which gives promise
,st we are at eat to have respec,abe newspaper
!, Nebr.sks rot entirely in the interest OF the Snam
Democracy. TIE RepuitcoS is model e"'Psper IN
its typ. graphical sppea'alee, aud, jadgiag by tue
nital number, is Likely t. bs edited with spit aud
sbli.y which will soon render 1t one Of the useful
{. +, lin iors" Of NebrssAs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22

There is report sfoat thai Sgstor sumner coz
..,tre, Gavin immtd otc'y Tor Europe, le accord
Ssc4 With the advice Of 1' Paysa', xis lSi t5e
ma i1ate' 80 fhav thuk that IL lie goes abrosd
,.o,s,rS he vii rtturn IN tAs FaI able to take
-, =, 10 S.nn,e IVA a. Cox. B)st, j !Us2s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22

pRosrrcr OF THE LIBERAL PARTY N MENIco.-
Tie Neg Orleans Bee, May IA, says: Through the
Kindness of highly respectable gentleman OF New
Orleans we have been put in possession OF the an'
nexed letter received by MIN from Dsn Benito Juarez
Constitutional President of Mexico, written on the Oth
met Just before the departure of the Tennessee;
"VERA Cruz, May E, 1853.
"DyAR FRIEND: On the It'll instant, at O'Clock
- M arrived at Vera Cruz with my friend Ocsmpo,
and my other travelling companion without having
experienced any unpleasant incident durlng our Voy
noe TIE troops which garrison the City ana the Cas-
tie Of Ulus as well as the authorities and the people
At large are filed with the livees enthusiasm in Dc
half Of the liberty and constitutional order OF tae ke
public. The soldiers commanded by NidsaTii nave
achieved signal triumph over those OF Mramon,
who. exuiting IN our misfortune al Salamanca, consid-
eled themselves invncibe. In short the opinion Is
general and uniform that the clericomitsry Govern
inent of Zuoaga, in spite OF the tremendous efforts it
is making to sustain itself, will finally suceumb. Inc
question is simply Of time but the triumph OF the
Liberal party Is inevitable.
"Present my kind regards to my numerous trends
in New Orleans and believe me yoars, very sincerely,
'BENlTJ JUARkL."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22

RIO JAAFIRo. Apu l3-Sass OF .oiiEt, LOO bsss The
~ 80 rom 9TH the 3lst Marcn suIoiued TO po1 os
bich eJD Jued states, 2lt9tof hs
Cheuns north Of Europe aud 400 tor he Mcdirfrsnets
From the lon Apr helm w.. the sses zero lo5 -
bags q which the ~ I'D States H. bO Ter
10, Channel poTh Europe aud 100 To- the hedeifs
Consequently the ssiuE of t- last skt The sass ssvs
suuuifcu n bags We quote los tof ts nited Sass,
$4,000 the Chanue 3,s0)a fli1. toT the non ID
f.npe sHd47O, Tor the Mediterranean. iYO1 Hss ree
reduced 70 % UDaf 100 bef' and I'D q1Aass
very a.. a.
FREcHTs 10 Tus UNITED SrAFEsrNorthsn ports Nc snas
b cent; Southern DOrts, Rd55c ana ) ceat.
IMPORTS p. C--FlGur-Bsltinore: stock NfO bu vine
lello0; Phladepls. l7ioco. New Orleans, ra9o t1--
American, GI00. Chewing Tobacco Hao Compo'i'n Cen
dies 1850 and IN demand Sperm lH2t Lunbef-L Ian y
75 Patch Pine, American, ft.pn 1900 hsms-Amerc2 49,
$40 -
EXPORTS p Coffee WISHED sgsOc npssi,s. 1850
d5Coo; fret. 5ot $780, fret ordinary teOdiJyo sss,nf
god SIS Oa4lO second ofinsly $3.50 1890; mixed ios
4 ~ a 300 R0.ewooo first quality SOooyo loo ssooaa
quality 100000 100000 Tspios, lIhc00plihSo.
There is no mention in the papersoftke yellow fever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22
FROM RIO De iANEIRO.

We haze Rio de- Janeuo pspets to April IL. There
is 10 political news. The pepers were dAscossng MI
Meade propositions to the Ea2efer, AMI while some o.
them looked upon the projected cossr sisnce with tho
United States favoraby, Others violently opposes e.
His Msjestys Government bad taken no steps toward
cary ing out Mr.. Neade's ideea
A proposition unSer consideration by the Govees-
mert to courage emigration from Europe By granting
bounty and lands to emigraris was widely discussed
snd fayorably regarded. Considerable Jealousy Of Ia
United States was expressed by tue press bec~ass
was difficult 10 tun the gresttide Of emigration from
North TO South America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, APRIL g. l85e-TRpLE SHEET

Nos II 70 H. TX So rs, 2ss Sd. 25s 3D. Nos. 10 10
IA, sx a9 25s: lod 2ss, 3D. Nos 10 70 II, Ga
lOi1 rs, ATS aces Sd Nos Is 70 20 l0h ii sos.
Sis lod Writes, INF to mid, ll1s IL re-, SIS. I'd.
1885, 3D. do good TO npe, 1874 l2x RS, 34s 4d 35s.
Sg per cwt. b. at IL per cent prem. OF exchange
The stock here estimate at about III 900 boxes and
"A 900 at Matanzas kuscovados in active demand
and outpors all that bought up from 70
rs for inferior 10 Superior The stock hand is small
NoLAsHs-Very few transactions have taken piace
during the week. We quote d rs cisyed and TO Ak
muscovado at outports although dealers pretensions
"a rial higher The article continues In favor at these
figures
FIsu.-An kinds OF fish are In good demand, but not
much is doing for want Of stock.
FIoUR-We notice the following salee:-650 bbis., per
Julio, from Barcelona at $1lh TO nnonths, and 230
bbls., per Isabel, at $11 per Dbl, months
FREIGHs.-A fair amount Of business has been trans
acted For the United States several vessels have been
taken at quotations. United States 81 per box sugar "a
to 81 per hid do; 81 4 TO 50 per do moasses.
EXCHANGES Sterling has been rather dull, while
New York and Boston there has considerable &C
tvity We quote, New York, par to u per cent prem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
News rom Northern Mexico.

The Brownsville (Texas) Fyag, Of the 18th ult says
Affairs with our neighb0rs seem approaching crisis,
judging from "the signs Of the mes' manifested in
and Tampco the two extremes OF the State Of
TamaulipAs, which lies just opposite We have
"band0 or decree from the commander OF the reaconst
citizen between the ages Of II aud SO are called upon TO
take up arms to repe the Composers of order Gen.
Moreno Is pleased 10 designate the forces under Gov
Cara. From this should Judge that the constitution
asts the city of Tampico and that the command
ant that place did not feel quite safe The Same decree
holds out invitation TO foreign residents 10 form them
selves into companies for the defence of the town. with
On the other hand in Mstamoros enistments are con-
stantly going on for the ranks of the liberals.
Our last advces from Monterey contain news OF VIC
tory gained by division OF Vidaurrs forces at
point between Monterey and San Luis, In which many
were killed and several important officers Of the enemy
captured, among whom were Gems. Almonte and Cruz
Vidaurrs forces were commanded by Col Martin Sayas
whose magnanmity prompted him TO relieve the two
generals named above on their parole of honor Gen.
his parole and sought safety in fight
In reference TO the decree declaring hatlmoros FREQ
port the New Orleans Pcdylne informed that the
st Pope Caraz0e commissioner from Gov Cara arrived
at Maamoros with the decree. Whether the same priv
lege extended 10 the other towns along the frontier
not known. .f
Letters from Monterey arrived at Matamoros on the
carng that all persons owing on property sold by tho
church (which s sold frequently on five or six years
credit should pay him 2b per cent Of the amount due
it, which would put him in possession of some $3.50 900
10 5000 000 The letters further stated that battle
expected 70 take place between the consttutonas
and Zuloagas party at San Luis Poos at which place
about o0o route for the frontier, was shut up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
THE CHARITY BALL.

G H5ssRE1AsHb F ahHTzsy,
FANCY DRESS
cF RAsnHs s21st sFSscER.
100 tents pitched and sentr,es on duty.
700 stained glass lights
q ffG &; Rsis hs fsns s 4sRiH
TIE %oa ss s:s.
York Brooklyn and Newark comprised in The civic and
Com Co, s sscEr wo@ CoMMIr Ut s.,a,os
csn Scsr Ward h Cen Gem sp w.
Rem: :. , asfs sns. Gem Gem . !: Morris.
Hon. ''h' A'A''n FLOOR ooasfEET FEE '''' Aa'''n
Sst Ass XDs ssy..s 81 h5 sassasy
Col s. BROOK Hostlsy. Col 9. schwartzwaelder.
COL 41 sss sn,:S Lieut. IS doi r T. Iensr
Lieut. Gel Ss Il sss Lieut. Col Col YIN adsss
ss:3sr 1ks sssSss s as|s; Ssas''
XdjI j. M.nsnsId DAVIS. Engineer j. x. Van Brunt,
:s:::: tSsss: 49, sSss: s."
ssEs: 4; + p.rymplts a'' say%sssss q Y: Ssssssis'
Capt. + h Kinnan. CAPT CAPT g. " Wheeler .A''
CAPT s " T. HlSss Capt Capt M xEssss
Capt j A. Boyle, Capt Il. w. Hubbard,
Capt. ]. b. Garland, Capt w. H. Halleck.
Capt Mansen, Capt. Brodie
Capt J. Otto, Capt j. Roehner,
Capt ]. Buck, Lieut. 8. A. Bunce,
Lieut.. g. W. Ncleau, Lieut. Bianchi
Lieut. A. H. PRIDE Lieut.. K L. Stone.
j. r. Briggs B. N. PnckneY. A. G. Seman,
VIM r Be Forest Emanuel Knight Thos. Andrews
N. W. Giessenhain. John L. Riker, John w. spcer,
er, Jr., A. J. Brown, VIM. Fullerton,
Henry j. hart James N. Cross, B. F. Dunning,
a. B. Price, q. d. French, Fran. F. Gunther,
Edwin Meredith NJ B. Wynk0op, john Bsulch
Ira Libby, VIM. G. Conner, John EaIl
PETER COOPER, President
c. GODFREY GuNrHER Vice President.
c. v. De FOREST, Treasurer.
s. LEE PERKINS, Secretary.
W. s. Tisdsle A. g. vosburgh, Elias p Winans, VIM. II.
Browne Esq Cyrus Ramsey, N. d. executive committee
N B-The propretors of the Sixth and Third rail-
roads have engaged four minutes during
the night of the soiree.
Dancing in the Galleries positively prohibited.
Supper be served by Mr. A. Peteler In his best style.
Price Of tickets g. sdmtingIady and gentleman extra
ladies ticket 81.
For sale the principal music book, drug stores and
hotels; at the banking onice Of Thompson Bros No Wall
street, at the office Of the Executive Committee o6S Broad
way. and at the principal stores In Fulton street. Brooklyn.
Those who purchase tickets before the 9Th Of April will be
admitted 1t the Forteh street door.
of the night Of the Soree must apply
for them at the Sixth entrance This rule will
strictly enforced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
Naval Intelligence.


The United States steamer Despatch from New York
It'll u with sealed orders for the West Indies, put into
Pensacola 21s u and cast anchor between the FORTS
Her object 10 put the fireman into the Naval Hospital
having met with accident the coast of Louisiana oy
which his rghtfully shattered and manged The
steamer left the same evening"
First Lieut. Hensbsw of the Pensacola station, has been
appointed TO The command Of the United States brig Balm
bridge about 70 proceed to the coast OF Africa.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Miles, of the Pensacola Navy
Yard has been transferred TO the Naval Hospital TO fill
the vacancy caused by Assistant Surgeon Greenhow being
ordered to the United States brig Perry months ago
Mr.. Tbayer Albert has received the appointment of En-
gineer in charge Of the works at the Pensacola Navy
Yard IN the room Of WIN. r. Singleton removed,