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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26

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win pay such rate Of ISrEgrsr on money de-.
posted a specified time, as may be agreed upon
by the parties.
We pay the usual rates Of interest on deposits
subjeotto withdrawal on domQnd
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTIOE.

~ appointed and qnalded Adminisator the estate
Of rhco'as Boyd, lats u nspega coan,y dceeased
Mtie 3w' JAMES BOYD.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26
ATTAOHMENT NOTICE.

Lorenzo Abbott and SON. Pnlif against James shannon
defendant
Before J. v. Jones, j. r, Of Loudon township, Seneca
..'| couutyi Ohio, ....
ON the e4h day OF February, A. D. is57 said Justice
issued order Of Attachment in the above action Cor
the sum of Ono Hundred Seventy.Six Dollars anf Six
Cents. tl5NO6l. LORENLO ABBOTT & SON.
Fostona, Manh le, 3~-si,0O
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26

RE- The Aughize Democrat defends
II, b, Payne from the attacks Of the
Dayton Empire and tho Hamilton Tele.
nrnnh
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26
TnwnshIp Election.

Township Election,
Wo nro authorized 10 announce the name of
J. II, NlGHswANDER as a candidate for re-
election to tho Office Of Constable for Clinton
'ownship.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08
Personal.

--Amorg tie passengers By the Per-ia yesterday,
Vas tie Hen. II. j. Raymond, editor Of Tile ~ Y.
Times. During his absence we osrsys, nl' journal
vii be in the charge Of c. F. Brisg', osq Miss Char
lo,ie CusAmsr, NJ. John Ducosn, NJ. John Vsa
Bursn, nj. Felix Belly, Mr. L. W. jerome, aod Mr..
Mure, II. B. NJ. Consul ct NesOrssns, slso wen. out
in the Psrsia.
Mr.. A. W. Thsyer, Of Cambridge, Mss 8,
sailed yesterday iu the chip Athena for Bremen. This
is biz hId visit 10 Europe for the purpose Of making
RESEARCHES ia mIeics history aad biography. His
special object Low is to visit Vienna, AMI complete
he T.. Beethoven upon which nc has been sgssed for
uspy VIA woIk which would have bsen com
peted two yesr, sncs bat for tho failure Of his health
Among the .rrige,a ;. the Desvsn IIouse, Albany,
yesterday. are Lord Richu,. Grosvsror, Lord Ffedk
Csvsndisn 81 the Her. f.. Ashls, rom England.
We uIders.and that James c. s.teo'ey' etq, a
st. Cloud, Ia. commenced su.t sgainsl 1. P'yPI9
tors of The 81 COud Vi'teT for an alleged hi( puo
shed egairs. bis wife r that paper Of tte 18th sy
las,, the article being republication OF the sane
article which provoked the attack Mrs. Swiss
helms 5pes, sbout which much hss been said, to-
gether WITH tie comments Of the sditrees thereon.
Edwsrd o. Hemu, esq, Of this place, hss been re-
tsired fox tie psiDtiff. Ssuk Rapid trontersnsn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

DEATH FROM PoisoS.-Mrs. Bridget Callsbss, o.
Nerak, wss struck by party OF rowdes in the street
on Suudsy morirg while standing In front of her owa
residence. Her 500 and another person were sso
scmewhst iured. Mrs G. went to the drug store OF
DR.. Clark end procured two powders, one Of whioh
was sugar of lead ard opium, and intended as wssh
for he wound, and the other was cstharic The
d. .o,or marked the wssh powder with cross, a. ths
sams time cauoDing them as to It's poisonous qast.,
% getting home the wOmon took the wrong po xdss,
and died econ after. The Coroner held an inquest
when the submitted to the Jury, but for soms
cause they we're unable to agree and discharged
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

IL Costa B.cs scd EicNssua a. may select. fcr
lsnc trSrFpcit.tou.
We will bird orrseve, to open a Ire of transi.,
with ui uuLecsSssIy or uIiessoDatlo deiay.
We v I CusfAutee a n rinIfn Of iTsOst tCss dur-
ing r. whole tine TIE lire Il 10 ooers or and not IT,
terrptsd By and 9th ter unavoidable causes. Tais
nix MUM esrnot be bsseo uDoe a alec st'on of
than 10 coo pssfsnfers yearly as TIE crsnsss Of the
lire Ill be i7ied by comPetti0L be.w sen Nicaras1s
tUd Psus-Es
able upsn specie mails std merchandise but
ready 10 psy la gel cepstiol tsX - en the pro
pcs66 Il. ou gl III. ArdeIson.
Wevi.- n have AT d'pute' se'ted by arbitration.
hut II will be proper that the Arbit slion should st in
New ICIk or access to the buEIess and books OF the
Company.
We si psy Transit dues semi annually in New York
TO JIoperly appointed psrsons.
We wish the Government 70 rfnouncs the right or
rspectoD unless Of merchandise imported for ssle.
We cannot consent 10 be nsde responsible for the
Conveyance Of srmies munitions OF war for the two
Governments or fer ether Of them.
We desire the prvsgs of buildue srosd if the
u ''''"ps Sd '-' HoRAcr p CLARK.
{. VANDERBILT
How the above copy came into ny possession IS
que etion which would rec ,nmerd a prize puzzle
to Jsck Of the Bowling Green and the Canal Company
in general If, by sDy possible fuse or s:ratasen, a
quorum cen be tsd in the BcsId-ether by starting
alarm OF fire or announcing the discovery Of pot Of
gold urder the ooiing-I would earnestly sugges. toe
above question az one to lie .sken up immediately after
the reading the nues of the presslt meeting. Next
in order would come. very prcparly sn assessment Of
tjx cents on each thousand dollars az reward for the
scu,ion. CiTiIEN,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

NORTH STANFORD CoSs.-The scholars Of the
Ssbbs-h School connected with the Congregational
Church 10 North Stamford together with their tsseh
eT psrel,s and fierds, celebrated the National Ami
Serssry the 5th ins, by pic-uic in grove nesr
the Church, under the dire c,;on Of the Rev. Mr..
White and DR.. Howe The party, numbering 10 all
shout 400 .fer listening 70 an appropriate address de-
Eversd by Stephen G. Howe, esq., psrtoos OF sub
s,su.A repss, ard spent the remainder Of the day IN
various spo,,s and amusemsnts to the entire sssfsc-
,ion cf ali who participated in the e'joyments-noth-
irg hstever occurring to destroy the pleasures
OF II occasion.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

ACCIDENTS on TUE FlFrH IN NEw'JsRsEr.-As
BuI nston. yourg man named Dunn, while Lighting
- usich set fire to bis shrt bosom, AID was soon
vsicpsd in blaze He died 81 m after
Mr.. EIrmons, residing at Wbi,ehesd's Mills, bad
both 4 gbs broken by falling from cherry tree while
returning from rrsrton with bis wife. lie had climbed
the trse 10 get scme ctenies when he met with the &C.
CiosLt.
MAX Ely. residing near Monisvlle, WAS killed, %
Monday, while moving With q machine He was &-
rsrgng of the machoery, and it is supposed was
thrown nom his seat under the cutter bsr, by which
deep wcuud was made in both 'bsbs, from which Ae
bled to death 10 q few moments.
Jfccb Simons, aged 10 years WAS drowned ic. Che
cans, uesr the junction, at Trertou, on Monday 'Ho
was on a raft in the canal, when propeller couiag
alorg swept BIN of.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

BEyorrtSG Dlsci cioSUREs.-Yssterisy gin nsmsf
Ant Wllsns an il una e q house Of questionable ~
ptte a Crosby street, Nes York was t.oash bsl0fs
just'ce Ccrrvtn Of Brooky on the chs5ge of grssA
lsIcsry preferred by David Parker OF No 32i Ststs
stree, Biookiyn The gil wss ch,rssd with stealisg
wstch ard the csuse fer suspscrg her ws' that shs
was attending 70 q sick dsughier at con,pl sinsrts
house, ard sft,r she lef bosght cone uss clothes.
PsIker berg placed upon the stand disclosed the fact
thst he hsd teres, question sbe house 10 Crosby
street where ne became scquattsd with defendant
that bis (witnesss daughter ived st this b01ss 10
Cosby sseet TOR one wetk, a. chamosrmaid; kaew
The ch Of the house did know that she hef
v,csttu.ed helstlf but heard She becsne siok and
took her hons invited defend come over asd
take care of her. is daush,e ~ years Of ago;
kue~ shA sd ed e6sec life stree last Es Tbs ss1
much being brought out the exscin alton
Of the ~tress (comp sinsnt counsel for defe sdaat
moved for the diechsge II the defendant, on the
grourd that the facts siduced by the evidence did
not substabtiste the warrant; and farther, by oem
plainsrtJ Cwn cotfession he wss a man Of sash de-
based chsrac er that he could not be believed under
oath The Justice 10 dischsrging the defendant re-
marked up,n toe character of the complainant aud
recommended T. at n an debssed who wond prosti
tute bic own 6sugdter 70 ths ost vile purposes, wss
urCer NO circumstances to be believed ,a matter In
yoivag tte liberty Of smother person. He recon-
ueuded tAat he leave the city or change his name.
The defendant was discharged, end 4 was intmstsd
by ocUIsel that compainsn,s conduct tossrd his
daughter wss more Infamous IL an represented, sad
which could rot deoenily be referred 10 in detail.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

FIEEcrD BY The CosYDEScE GANE.-Mr. Thos.
Ogden Of Southburgb Maine, while at the New.Hs-
ven Rsirosd Depot yesterday afternoon prior to hs
departure for home was approached by couple OF
- corfderce" men, who ssked him to change them .
sIoO IL counterfeit one of coursel, and on beng
sUswefed that he bad not go much money about him.
borrowed $40 with which to mske up the necessary
sinomt to settle for bill Of goods just parchs sssd,
promising 70 return the money in the cars, by which
the shsipsr stated he was also going. Mr. Ogden sooa
afteIwnd lost sight Of bis acquaintance and thes
sicertaire ed that he bad slso lost his $40.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

AsorHrr CorsrERrEr AFLoAr.-A nov counter
felt 50 bill on the jersey Uny Back made is app.sr-
ancs in this city yesterdsy afternoon. a ma esons
himself Jsmes McCIouden, bat who Is better ksows By
tho nsme Of WiilismV was arrested for sstemptsg 10
pass some of the bills and searching hin go Of the
spurious money wss found upon bin. lie was accord.
inely locked up to snswer for the ofesse
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

DE,rH oF v.sERABIE LADr.-Ths Mississippi
pspe-. ieco,a tire desth Of Mrs. Mary NJ Gvin, the
o,ter Ct Senator Gsin of Cslisors 10 the sth year
1ft.r age. Nh. Gwiu was member of the n. Z.
Church for ever 20 yeas AID her husband, ths Rev.
DR.. Gv:n. VITO died IN lsil, vas q uinistsf Of the
sane siioc for City years and one OF sae
e,iiy r:arssrs # II. Western eoo south. Western
srs.es Fer lcrg =ses OF yesrs he stioysd thu nsi'
macy I'D co; fdsIcs sf Gen. Jackssa-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

THn.w A GIRL Dows srArEs.-Geofgs Rlch,
b,rk.eper a. the Arcade Concert saloon, NO. 1"
Grad ,tr.et wss arrested last night BY Oicsr Phillips
charged with throwing little giri named "A,Hy
Csuesn down . fight Of stsirs ia The sbsvs sooee-
The gill Vas taken TO the Fourtssoth Prsoa' eeso.'
House, whsre shs Wa attended BY Dr.. fstasnR "aS
ssid ste ID su.tAinsd severe internal nJorsse
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

New CorsrERFEIr-Coupterf twos on tho
Goshen Bank Of Orsngs County New-fork, are a
circulation. Tie vgnette on the bills is drove Of
cattle, feose with mix pail on the eft, and the cost
tf srus OF the State Of Eew-YoIk on the right. Tho
bills have very bad appearance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

NIBIos TIE Summer seasou a. this houso opened
last light, TO the entire satisfaction Of large and
fashionable audience. The Heir st-Lsw" was
played by Bike, BrouRhsp, A. ii. Davenport,
Wbestleigh Mr.. Blake Ada Clifton and Ida Vernon.
OF ctuue 1t was excelIeotly done. Tonight Mss
MARY Shaw will sppesr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

scuEhgCrADr. "e1neMar. JAY I, lHoN.
I,,atss 80 fcIty-sx United S.les tr,31-. 20
OIes--nsSd q Lew. Moore, psss d he e to-. N m
OF !, 60 elocE f,f hi4;'.o
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

Buns HEAD.-Ttere was q h,te more anim ,,xrs
10 ,se er-' cattle market % Wednesday,, snd vxy
sstt SivGsos Of pr'ce. sqoalto sbou. ql&.er u .
CO. Poqed sor ,se bsef, scs-csly aay s. rs bow
ever p; pIcts move thsr sqIvsett TO &C. 10 for tho
usa' Tfa~ nrch i' lsg-s pr',ion Of n. c...l. soA
for SeSlc rot or ,te sssh Of ,hs msa,ia n, s,ur
quAtr; he rsfe heie beirg dieren, freq, that which
prtvsis ~ BoStco where the es'ims,e inclales h4s
srd 'st. TIE suVp'y On W.dues'sy Of 200 basocks
wss upe for tho d'mstd =, this sesson, when sach
e rubeis Of TIE oi frs,c ass butchers
Sc 'u the c-ur''y. TIE owners Of cs.tl. bought "
lie VISA p 2 &c apoupd, 1--WE weight, cOmp.ia oS
I,ssn selrg prices but acknowledge ths. prospects
fcr tie rufs are not ercourserg enough to tempt
them ,o held tber stock ou. OF market.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

CoUP DE SoLKL.-Mr. James Hsggmty, sged
sbou' 30 yfars, residing a, No. rs Fifth avenue, while
in FOrtieth street about Loon yesterday, was pros
trsted by sun-stroke He was conveyed home BY
officer Bogert CT the Twsoty-6rst Precinct.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

TEE FLORIDA TRAGEDY.-We have received says
ar exchange, TIE Tampa tFlsl Peri1'Riar OF the
96,h ult, ,c sbich We fhd TO cOtfrnstion Of the
her gng {: fcur man By q Vigilance COMMITTEES, ss
sts'sd II The Saroanak Republican Of the 30ts ult.
TIE dse Of tia alleged affair was TIE 2i.G ut.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

DASGERoUs AnUsENEsr.-M.. Petsr Bhton, Of
No. 50 Ridge street, was yesterday afternoon stuck
on the bead and bs5ly injured with stone thrown by
boy, who ran Of aud escaped pursuit. DIR. Rsnsy
dressed the wOUBd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

Mr.. Thomas Merrill, doing bu'insss In N'v-Tosf'
and residrg in Hobckep, wss drowned lSt evening ~
fall pg into the Iiver while trying to jump sbosrd TIE
s,r,v boat en- the Esw-York side. He leaves famny'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08
u,,.,u,,;, stock BOARD.

p,urapEIPpfi weoI esdsv Jn.y Z, iS,S
=. ,t.Asv. Pcorsy lvauis State Fv~s, 81
ST. r s,i-n.s - Morris CsoN ~ L'"-
80 Rs;I,csd Il' Peunsylvsris R"iroad' az
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

At sregusr meeting Of the Mercer County Medical
Sc ci.ty held few dsys trcs a. Weu.on, Al z ssy
rss read upcn TIE rec,ssty Of further legislation TO
'ilcresse toe eficeEcy Ct the Office Of Cofoaef.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

THE RFcRsT SHOOTING AFTRAY IN BRooxLrs.-
James MtClusksy who was sho. in an adfay IN iAs~
bter saloon 10 Gold street. Brooklyn 90 tho fh as.
lies in very low state at the Hospital. His rcovsry
is ret expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

srSSrRrcK A lsborer ergaged in laying vs'es'
pipes 10 wiloughby street. Brooklyn, was sun-saucs'
yeterasy, and conveyed to toe City Hospital for treat
ueut.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

BRoonrs BOARD or HEiLrH.-Tais Dody ns" =
ms.tirg yes:eresy afternoon, and . num'er " na'-
sanees such as stsgnsnt water, vscs.t ".. ~s' "s'
reported, and referred to the hssn "ssdso' w
abafSmefk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

y.cArros IN THE SCHOOLS Toe vacation OF ths
public schoos in Brooklyn will commences on the l'ss
Of tbi. month and continue until the Is, Of Sspssmb~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-17
The atrscaI. Musical, SC.

BROADWAY IHEArRE-Troops q juveniles will doubtless
flock Broadway this afternoon tosee the novel spec
tace OF "Gulliver and the LipuAs," which will also
be given with other entertainments al night
BowKrY.-Mr Eddy will this evening give his admirable
perscraon the character Of vrgnius, the tragedy
Of that name. Miss 81 Clair plays Virginia, also the he
ronc in the "French spy" The "spesre Bridegroom"
Is the aterpiese.
BURROWS The great comedy combination will appear
IN the popular piece called "LOnd ASSURANCE for
the last time this evening Messrs Brougham and Walcot
aso 10 perform their original Characters In toe re
nowned "Pocahontas."
wAILAcE's The entire talent Of the excellent company
will be employed this evening In the comedy styled
The Times that sparkling comic play called the Grown
Prince and the rousng farce OF "B5ots at The swan
LAURA KuSE's-The exciting play entitled the "Codrier
Of Lyons" which recently elected the warm applause O.
night 1t will be followed ~ the farce " My Neghbor
Wife"
AMERICAN Mrsrrx Mr.. Watkins successful adaTta.oa
OF the "Pooccr Patriot which has enjoyed slch
traordnaIy run at tns essbl stmcn ~ be performed
ths afternoon well ght, thus afOrtiuc every
body opportunity 10 sec a.
Gro CHRIsTY AND Woop's MiNsIEEIs VII th.s evening
eniertan their friends With arge number % s1cEf bur
lesqucs &C, and the neg version Of "Tae I0oies.
BrCrEys' SrRESADsIs --Mcssrs Eph horn, Nall gan ADD
various other avOrte educators OF negro character
10 assist at the Bishop Buckley iestifnonaA.p night
Tvs BrYANTs are evienily "Gxcd fsdse' 10 the good
opnon n al who fond Of centric The r0tcsguc
ana the VII mscal. see this evenings OilL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-17
Curlous Case Of Conspiracy and Kidnapping


Quite interesting came 10 light on saturday, the
circumstances of which, as far az We can ascertain, We
Some FIVE years ago, mulat,o nan, named George W.
Farris, escaped from his master, wealthy planter,
by the of Reiglan near Tuscdnba, Alabama, who
also the repneo father Of Farris he was rne me
chanc, Pittsbwg, married snd settled. Shorty
after be came here ne was followed by man namsd
George shaw, who used every possible means in his
er 10 entce him INTO the South without success
until year since, when, oy sho~ng forged letters TO
Farris be induced M 70 70 70 81 LOUIS and from there
TO small that vic.nty, called Brunswick, for the
ostensble purpose OF procuring. work as br;kayer
Here he arrested by the United states Authorities,
and taken back Alabama. His wife remained here dur
ing his absence, and Is engaged nj Mss X noereys
theatre in some minor capacity with her child, bright
little urchn, three or four years Of age About
week since Mrs Farris received ntm atoms that shaw
had returned from Missouri and being aware OF the part
he had taken IN The abduction OF her hasoand became
alarmed les, lie should endelvor 70 ooan possession OF
her child On the llh of February she received letter
from James a. florence, unstable IN AIe e,
Tor obtaining the child, she made Information
aga.nst shaw and Terrence for conspiracy.
Another information also entered against
them for an attempt abduct aud kdnap the child Of
fcers Moon and Patterson were despatched aer these
men and florence ana Shaw were arrested. A
named Casse property at the theatre also ar
rested suspicion OF beng party TO the affair After
hearing before the Mayor florence was discharged on ms
morning, Cassel held TO bail for his appearance,
charged accessory in the felony, and Snaw beng
unable 10 obtain ball, locked up IN the watcnhouse
| until the examination.
shaw boasts that he has been pursuit Of Fsrrs for
five years for which he says he has received one dollar
and quarter day. during all that time, and 1--WE hun ired
dollars cash. When arrested he handed 70 his wife
pockebooK, which he aiterwaris stated was hled with
Georgia and Alabama money supposed TO be the proceeds
nefarous transaction. II s stated that at one
time be offered TO woman in this city one hundred dol
lars II she would decoy Farrs 10 her house, where he
could administer ohloroform 10 him. and carry him Oh
He also offered TO Mr. John Dgnam and another man,
brckiayers City dollars they would decoy him of into
virenis under pretence Of working there This same
shaw arrested In July 1855, tor breaking INTO the
house OF Mrs Gardiner, In The Ninth ward When Ar
rested, bottle Of chloroform and some burglars tools
were found his possession, but by some msmanage-
ment be was acquitted so that he has been IA
miliar with the o. chlorofoIm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-17
Our Key West Correspondence.

kEY WIS.,, co. o, 1000
me Taibusters at Key WesDseisioa Of Judgs Aarv''-
The United states Steam Frigdts Wabash, dc, dc.
p our last despatch, per steamer Isabel, Forwarded
the testimony by the District Court Of the United
states IN the case of Commodore Pauldng against Col
rraak Anderson and his associates The judges decree
was not given IN time send by that mall and we now
present IT, The testimony being ended, the Judge said
81, admitted Of some doubt whether military expedition
might begun and set foot and tho means pre-
pared p ovided violation of the sixth section OF the
oct Of ISIS board American vessel, on the high
seas any person shall, within the territory or jurs-
dicon Of the uaed saes begin set on foot or pro-
VIDE or prepare for any military expedition or
enterpr be carried from thence against the terri
tory, &C, Of any state with whom the United states are
peace he shall be fined. &C The term jurisdiction used
IN the act Is a OF great fexoiy OF comprehension,
and might perhaps be construed 10 embrace an
vessel and the per board, the high seas-but II
vas not necessary decide this point There was suii
Gent testimony 70 show that the act OF Congress was vo
aied al New Orleans and that the parties before the court
~eye involved in the VOCATION and ought be held
the eastern district Of louisiana, where the onence
committed" ,,..,D -
hrs Honor Judge Marvin TO the custody OF Unted states
Marshal Moreno be conveyed TO New Orleans Tor trial
They accordingly left the 10th ult In the United states
mail steamer Atlantic, and have doubtless ere this
been brought before the United states District Court OF
Thus ends the association Of Col ana
his Marty with the authorities Of Key West
The United States rigate Wabash, Commodore feuidng,
remained at the naval dock unrhe I'd instant when she
sailed at an early hour for Havana While Al tne wharf
she received lbo tons Of coal and rs 900 gallons OF water
by which her draft o, water Increased from 22 rect
70 "a feet nearly Yet the pilots who took her TO sea re.
port that crossed the ar With her keel ak feet clear
VI the bottom. ,
The following correct list OF the officers attached 70
this noble ship-Commodore, Hiram Pauldng; Ctptiin,
Frederick Engle Ieuie nants g. sinclair T. A. Barnet,
d. NJ FAIRFAX J. G. Beaumont, l. Pauldng, y 7 Quscssn
bush H. ~ Garland Fleet surgeon, q. X b. Homer
Inrper Mexican Buchauan; Passed Assistant surgeon,
jerks Os: Assistant geon William Johason Capt AIN
Of Marines BENJAMIN Mac0mber Lieutenant Of io Jas
Lewis. Chaplain, NJ. b. Chase; Oommoeores secretary
r pauding Ndshlprnen ~ scard, f. Lea, G. 3 NORTON,
H. H. Dalton, A. 7. Cook, T. H. Eastman, g. NJ. Bodget,
" Green: Chief Engineer James King, First Assistant
DO. T. N. Fletcher ID. b. MacOmb Second DO. do, T. W.
Manning, T. Williamson. Third do d., i. lfe.tz william
Thompson Joseph Jones, g. J. Barry; BJatswain John
Woodland Gunner, William Hamilton salmakcr Jaales
Ferguson: Carpenter, v. uagee Captains Clerk, A. o.
shut, pursor's Clerk. r. Ne ZACH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-17
Personal.

INFORMATION wANTEn-oF THOMAS COFFEE, WHO
len New York about three years ago for Rcntout Nhsn
heard from No. Buain supposed 10 be on the
Ere canal Albany suf Bufao Nnv inform zion u
him W be thankfully received by ts father Dennis tynee,
addressed TO No 3Msson place, New York Albany and
Buaa papers please COPY.
INFORMATION WANTEp-NR. FLORisN SrkICktR
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