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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-07


Hon j. Floyd Secretary Of War w Dnkad, chief clerk
clerks, and four watchmen The
Glowing bureaus attached TO this department;
Commanding Generals 0Ths Office at the head Of which Is
Lieutenant Gseerai Scott, Is At New York
Aaom GeH,,ais Office Samuel Cooper Adjutant General
Assistants reyct Major H. Townsend Brcvet Capt Williams,
and Advocate, revet Major John
Lee clerks and In this office kept all
the records which the personnel Of the thu rolls &c
is here where all military commissions made out
Qnatewos~ Generals oceBreve MINOR General T. Jcsur,
qartcrmazcr general Assistansonel Thomas Captain
Miller and cvet MAJOR Bger eleven clerks and
Fdywasr Generals OceCo b. r. Iarned, paymascr genernI
Major leslie district eight clerks and
Commisscry Generals 06Gen George Gibson, oommssnry
cta assistant Captain n Simpson, clerks and
SWpcc Gemerots 0oeen Thomas surgeon general;
Dr. r. c. Wood and DR. q. X Wood clerks
OceGenera Joseph Totem, engineer
Captain II. G Wright; Ave clerks and messenger.
Typographical BmenuCol J. Albert, colonel corps
sistan Captain Woodruff four clerks messenger
Ordnance II r. Craig colonel ordnance assistant
VIM, Maynadier eight clerks and one messenger.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-17

But little has been doue in Congress, asyei,
beside the reconstruction ofCommii,ees Anef.
fort has been made 70 abrogate the Clayton Bul
wer treaty and to revive The notorious Amistead
claim. Thcsr measures will be vigorously op.
posed by the Republican,
Mr.. Davis, Of Indiana, Anti.Lecomplon Dem.
ocrat, is about to introduce bin In the House.
repeating the limitation clause 10 the English
Dill, allowing Kansas to come nto the Union at
any time, without regard to population. This
win make a stir among the Lecomptoniies.
Mr.. washburno, Of H., intends introducing o
bill for the construction Of wagon road, FROM
somo point in Minnesota, across the Rocky Noun.
tains, 10 Pugots Sound.
A bill for ,hc admission Of Oregon, as State
Il also on tho npls
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-17

Senator Douglas has been deposed from The
uhal-minship Of The Committee on Territories,
and Green Of Missouri has been appointed In his
plsco. This summary punishment Of the truan
Senator was determined upon IN cauous, BY the
South, led on BY slidell and Davis. with only sev
en- dissenting voices. SENATOR Broderiok was
not Invited to The cauoua They say they have
lampered with the horctlcal "Llnle Giant" long
enough, and that itis high time he was made &c
suffer the penalty ofhis crimes, by being Cashier
Cd aud deprived ofal command Tbiseveut shows
ihog Tie var s 70 be carried into Afric i and that
reconciliation between Douglas aud the Ad.
minis,ra,ion ls impossible The friends ofDoug
las are indignant and declare they viii not sub
nit 10 this treatment.
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Oalifornla MOVE.

Goo. Pen. johnson was arrested on mn lndlcl-
ment for felony, by fighting n duel. Ne gave
bal In the sum OF $4,000, with John Ferguson
and Samuel Todd as bondpmon. Il IL said that
an attempt viii BE- made 10 show that the trial IN
Marin county was void and Of no effect
TuE CANELs.-Tho United States cimels have
all been recovered. They straycd OF not from
any storm or cold, but from a desire 10 ramble
about, which they have eyinoed ever since they
recruited from their trip across the continent
The animals are In Gne health, aud full Of ylgor
being ready for use, and quite anxious TO stray
of, lfglvon an opportunity.
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mnrrlal Bin.

Mr.. Morris, Douglasilo aud Member Of Con
gress nom illinois, has commenced the war upor
tho Administration, by introducing bill, pro
vlding for the election ofGovemors, Judges, &C.
by the people Of The organized territories accord
Ing 70 the true doctrine Of popular sovereignty
As e is now, these Offices are alled by appoint
nent Of the President As Mr. Morris Is under
stood to represent the views Of Douglas, hii
movement Ia this direction ha "a marked slgniG
aAncn
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-17

the influence Of Senator HAnnoNp is believed TO
have turned the scalo IN favor Of the aucoosaful
candidate, who s a ''conseryative." He orecciyed
% votea 10 81 for An, ms. THIS iean unfayorable
omen for The Notification party.-CiH G0.
The sentiment Of the Administrato on party
points 20 Senator Hunter aa the candidate Of that
wing At the Charleston Convention.
arTho aggregate Republican majoritles ~ the
three Congressional Distficla Of Wisconsin ia o.
96t.
A dispatch says sieedman, one Of The moral
heroes, has written bis resignation AZ House
Priutor, but has not yct sent Il in Has he al
ready gown rich from the Government,
The House is still employed 10 con.idering
the Watrous Impeachment case. washington
despatch says tho opinion seems 20 gain ground
that the Judge will not bo impoaohed'
General william II Rclm, elected to gu the
vacancy occasionci by the banishment Of Jchu
CLANCY Jones 10 Austria; has been sworn IN aud
,ook hs seat. He selected bis seat, aud will act
With the Republicans.
The Gna River Mines are yielding largely and
cmieranis are docking In from all quarters The
excitement along the route ls intense No hos.
tile Indians we're seen. The previous rumors ol
dcprcdations are denied.
nI.There seems 70 be but one opinion express.
cd In relation 70 the Presidents Message and
that IL that Il Is worsc than failure. The warm
cot supporters Of the Administration are very
much disappointed In the character Of the docu.
mont
Judge Palmer. Of ono Of me District Courts Of
Minnesota, has recently decided that the lncrens.
ed rates Of interest, such ~ three or five per cent
per month, agreed on in promssory notes, 10 be
paid aitor the note Is due and unpaid, Is legal aud
colleolable.
The Old wheel Horse ofDcmocracy Cows.
Medary, was yesterday afternoon escorted by hia
old noighbors and friends led by GOodman's
Band-lrom his residence on tho Washington
road 10 the American House, and ifom there TO
the Depot, previous 10 his taking leave Of Co.
lumbus and home, to occupy tho 0ubernalorial
Chair Of Kansas. .--5rAre JoURNAL.
A Jury In the Cuyahoga Common Pleas brought
IN vel diet, last week, ofs3,333 % IN favor ol
the widow and heirs Of Charles @. Waltman, and
against Greeman a Co. In whose manulaotor,
the deceased had been engaged as a fireman, ant
where he was mortnlly injured by tho explosion
of steam boiler. Il VIVA charged by the plain
liR that the explosion was the result Of carloss
ness on the part ofthe engineer and that the firm
was responsible for his acts
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ola Dorks is Redeemed.

The telegraph announces that ut the special
election held In the Berks (PA) District, Tues.
day. Gen keim, Opposition, was chosen 10 hl
the vacancy in Congress occasioned by the resig.
nation Of Jehu Jones, by about 400 majority.
This Is clinohug the thorn driven into tho Ad.
miniatradon's side by the defeat Of tho said ones
the second Tuesday Of October.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-17

GrScnator Gwin's Pacific Railroad Bill Il again
M for consideration, but there Is little likelihood
Of its passage. Owing to conflicting interests be-.
tween the North and South, no route can proba'
bybs proposed, which will command tho sup.
port ola majority IN Congress.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-17

urThiHy Seven citizens Of oberll1 and VI
clnity have been indicted by the U. s. District
Court at Cleveland, for assisting Ia the yelling
son rescue case, some time slnoo. What is most
singular, several Democrats woro engaged In the
rescue and not one Of them has been Indicted.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-17
The Tscapod FilIbugtors.

Nothing definite has yet been heard from the
ono hundred md forty "Nicarogua emigrnnls, f"
who made their escape from Mobile last Wed.
nesiay, In the schooner Susan, They have on
board an "outsiier," Lieu. WHrE, ofthe Navy,
from the cutter McClolond, which made a show
oflrying 20 stop the flibustor vessel. WALKER
Is not among them. It's very certain thoy will
not be permitted TO land at San Juaa unless they
surprise both the British and American forces
which are there on the watch The Susan was
also given chase by Government vessel, and Il
will require adroit management, fthis pursuit Is
faithfully made, TO land tho flibusters pt the
place Of theiv destination. Great interest Is man.
iiested in the result.--CN. uA1.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
STYLES s. PRICES.

Having just received my Second Fall Stock,
I am still better prepared 10 OfIer extra induce
ment 70 my friends and customers, and will es-
teen Il an especial favor 20 have all close cash
buyers call and examine my goods before max
ing their purchases in Ibis market, as am con
fdent my prices will warrant a continuance Of
their patronage IN the future.
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Gov. medarv.

This gentleman passed. through 81. Louis on
Monday, en- route for Kansas, 70 assume the du
ties Of his now Office. lie Is instructed TO pre-.
vent, ifposslblc, an immediate application foI
admission into the Union.
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FHB odd STAND.
Where will always be found the the fines, stock Of
Confectioneries,
Cakes, r aisG
Bread,
CARD no LADIES.

THE haohsh or psreie pills. fos females The importers
IL 0fthis reliable and safe remedy for female complaints
would respectfully call the utteuton oftho ladies Of this
country 20 H. feeling assured that In this they viii hnd
safe and failing renedy TOT All diseases arising from
doranqed aud ds0rdered steni such sick headaches
palpation Ofthe heart l0wueas Of SpidtI Aeo
lions, Lsncorghea, Go
In nq soppsees, obstFuotions Of the menses
from whatgfef cause, they are inbs The suppres
20 common, is speedily relieved and here will be
cuuencoi Il used according 10 directions. They
pscialy adapted 10 Married (oE particulars
oilcularii 10 be loundin each box, with dTectons)
None genuine without the signature Of Emile Mouion,
Importer.
Price eIQ5 per h0xi halfhorea IS eenu. Sold by all
respecabe druggists IN the United States sad csHadas
Mail Paekege, pat up In oloIo,y teaod double end en
veopes and having the Appearance of ordinary ienef
price 81 00 sold ony BY our general egqntsi y n ALnEN
and Co Cleveland o.. Who viii ssne em poti paid on the
receipt Of The price, and % WHOM az orders address,
cd.
sold By l. L. 81. John Of Tina, o., who win alse send
them BY alio any sddrel hefseep' Pres, through
the THIN r. o..
Dot. l3-lr
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NR-rhe pyice 10 Great britain ofthe I've Perodieals
above nemedn sal per an rum
AZ We shall neYsraeain BE- likely 10 0cf such induce.
menti As thnse hero presented
NOW rs TnE TIME TO SUBSCRIBER
c- Remttances mntt naloatet be nade dtoct 10 the
Peehshsr Tor At these prices eommlsion can be allow,
od 20 agents,
Address, LE0NARD SCOTT 400,
Nc. 81 Ola street. New York,
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ihlthlullN mAuNt 10 lnnu lhe uNblNtf6 ~ the
place Of their destination. Great Interest Is man,
iiested in the result. Gin. uA1.
------
The New York Times notes several import
ant changes that have occurred in Congress since
tho alournmoRtin June lasti-
Ia tho Senate, the death of Mr. Henderson, Of
Texas, has created a vacancy, which has been Oh
ed by the appointment Of Mr. Matt. Ward I he
Hon james Ch smut was recently leeted by the
Legislature Of South Carolina TO fll the place Oi
Hon. z. Hayne. Mr.. Clmgman Is the new
Senator from North CAROLINA. IN the House, the
ChalgmansAip Of three Important Committees
has been made vacant hy the death Of Gen Quit.
mNn, Of Mississippi, and Mr.. Harris, OK Illinois,
aud by the resignation Of ]. Clancy Jones, Of
fennsylvania, the Committees Of WAYS and
Means, on Elections, aud ON Military Affairs
sr. LOUIS, Dec. l4.--Aeeoun,s from Southern
Kansas indicate a very unsettled and disorderly
condition ofalftrs. Robberies are frequent, and
house bnrnings aud other deprodatlnns have re-
Gently been committed The disturbances are
said 10 have grown out Of the disposition OF Ger.
tain parties TO disregard the compromise entered
into by Gov Denver anl The people In June last
Public meetings were held Ia several places Cor
The purpose OF puttlng down the existing law.
less spirit and bringing no guilty parties to jus
nca.
SAvANSAu, Dec, 1.-THE Republican Of this
schooner Wanderer had succeeded in eyading the
vigilance OF the cruisers and landed a cargo OF
slaves 10 the neighborhood Of ST. andrews sound
near Brunswick, A portion Of the tatgo was sub
seQuently seAt up the Batilla river ON board OF q
steamer.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. i3.-Passengers by the over.
land mail state, that so great was the rush fol
seats that the applicants adopted the course OF
deciding by lot who should take pas age There
were upwards Of 90 applications made Cor thi,
"trip, and as high as 800 premium offered fol
seats.
Nav YoRE, Dec. il.-The United States steam
er Niagara has arrived here. She arrived Al
honro,ia on the Sth ult, aud landed there 900 o
the Africans rescued from the Shaver Echn =
beventy-One Of the unfortnnates died on boar
during The PASSAGE She leit Monrovia on lh'
lOth ult
WAsmNoroS, Dec 7th, P. M.-The Messag,
OF The Presdent has made no impression cor
responding with the expectations ofpolitcianl
ant the public. Il is generally regarded as an
attempt 10 revive the fallen fortunes Of llr. Buch
anan's Administration.
The tone 6f the Presidents Message on Mex,
lean AFFAIRS Is most unpalatabe b the Dinlomat
"a Representatives Of England and France. The,
profess 70 see 10 Il. FiliLusierism on a larR,
scale, and a speedy absorption ofthe country.
Twenty thousand extra copies Of the
Presidents Message and accompanying
documents. and 5000 extra copies O
the report Of the Secretary Of the Treasu
~ we're ordered 10 be printed
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-17
XVnmted.

A SITUATION a. sialesman Ia = Try goods store, BY .
~ yorng married nan, from Eastern Psnnsyh ania
speaks English and Gerwan, and can come well recon-
mendcd az 10 character and capacity, Has a thoTour
knowledge Of the business, and undcands book
saa not much OF object good pefmaasnt situa
ton, For further particulars iAqnire Of d. Anewa o.
Y, X, shawhanh STORE, ri0in Olioi address
J. q, ANEWALT.
dee3'lm Ce,a'auque, Lehigh Co, re-.
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@ 49, H5T
FIREIEEFFS
III ELS I'll Y A L@
Independent Fire Company, No. 4.
"tVhen The red sheet winds and Whirls,
In The coil Of frightful DEATH
When the hammered smoke. uniuhs,
And the hot walls drinks our breath
when the far on crowd appears,
Choking In the demon glare,
And some helpless form appears
In that furnace Of despair
Save! oh save the people cryl
But who plucks The human brandt
Who will do the deed or def
'1is Fireman the landl
Then i've them honor! give them Fame,
Give your help 70 hands that fight the Flannel
-----s-ss-s--
Tho FAIR of Independent Fire
Company, No. 4, will commence on
Thursday Eve, December 2s, 1858,
LOesser's Baull,
AND WILL CONTINUE
Sc V EN DAYS!
The proceeds Of this Fair win be appropriated
10 the purchase Of splendid
First Glass Machine,
for The use Of Independent Company, No. a.
The Hall will be Brilliantly Illu.
minated with 10000 Jet Lights
FOR SAGIi
There will be offered for salo
Pianos,
Gold Watches,
Ladies' Jewelry,
Fancy Articles,
Oysters, Ice Cream,
Cakes, Candies, &C., &c.
-------------
esB~Good vocal and instrumental music will be
in attendance aud perfect order will be main
tainod
PATR0NIZE THE FAIR
Let svsy citizen who desires the sucse,ofhs
Fire Organization,
or our city, make his arrangements attend The Fair, and
puTcnaic some useful or ornamental articles, aud thul
ASSIST THE FlREMEN.
TP The Admission TO the Hall
will only be TEN GENTS.
deci0t
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-17

II ths sseond lgud. Tems made 70 suit Purshassn,
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~ NHFs
POSTAGE.
The foSrA0E % any part OF the uned States will be but
IWENryFoug CENrs ycuT i0g "nlaok Wood," aud but
touRTHES NeNra year fOt each ct thc Rsyiows,
1850,
AND ASA
PREMIUM TO NEW FUBsCRlnERS,
the Nos OF the Periodical Coz 1851 will be furnished
complete, without additional charae.
Onhko The more ephsmegal Magazines ofthe DAY, those
Periodicals loss little by age. Hence, mllyeaF Of the
Nos (Wih no omistNnl Tor lSST may be ogitdod near
y a. valuable az lof 1859
suhierhgFi Wlthing ao the Nos. nt 1854, and Aa will
be Supplied AZ The lolawiRg sXTRENatY Tow RAtas,
SPLENDID OFFERS FOR 1853 81 IS and 80, TO.
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Plank Road Notic,

The Stockholders ofihe rildn and O,csola Plank Road
Nompanv ero notuedto meet al MemoFe, on Friday the
oaeenh day OF lauuary next 10 elect oce to selys the
ensnlng yoab aud o. Transact gonsral business.
fimu,Dse. H. is55tw W,D, Hcurr, gse,y
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-17
Dress Goods Department,

Dress Goods Department,
A Cho ce Selection of New Style
Small figured Muslin De LANES, very cheap.
Plain and fg'd all wool De LANES, all qualities.
Plain and Gg'd all wool French Merinos, all
colors.
Valencia Plaids.
All Wool Plaids.
English MerinOes-Plain & 6g-
ured-all qualities.
Black and Colored Alpaccas.
Striped and Plain Debaizes.
Imperial Foulard Byaderi Stripes.
Check Ira cling Dress Goods, Duohines, &C.
Black and ColOrod Canton Cloths.
Printed Cashmeres.
Robes Quelle.
Rich Lyons Dress g. Cloak Velvets.
DRESS PRINCES AND TRIMMINGS of
all kinds
All popular Brands of English anil American
Prints.
French and English Chintzes.
Bonnet Ribbons, all kinds.
Bonnet Silks, full lino Of colors.
Bonnet Vevets.
Ladies' Black & Fancy
DRE3S SILKS,
Ladies' Colored silk and oolOred Velvet Hats,
made 10 order.
Plain aud Colored Straw Hats,
French Straw Hats, new style.
Milliner Goods of all kinds.
LADIES' FURS OF ALL KINDS.
Real Fitch Furs.
Imitation Fitch q Lynx Furs.
Black aud Brown Cony Furns
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gouth Oarollna Senator.

Hon. JAnKs CnrayUr Wae elected y s. Senator
Yesterday, BY The South Carolina Legislature, on
tenth ballot RI ~ made a poor run, and
the influence Of Senator HAuNorp is believed 70
have turned The scalo IN favor Of the successful
candidate, who s a 'iconseryative." He received
% votcs 10 81 for Al ms. THIS nan unfavorable
omen for the Notification party.-CH G1.
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County Orders.

TRRAsURgRa OFFtcE SeneeR Co, q.
TIFFIN, December lat, 1883.
thereby give notice that an outtaudng Orders, drawn
on the County fund will be redeemed from and a0eT this
date LEWIS HOLrZ,
deta County Treasf.
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sHAWLs! sHAWLsl!

SAAA w AAS AOf the mAAAAOn!
Fine Wool MANTILLA Shawls.
Extra Shetland wool do double do
Fine Prossable do do do do
Bay State do do long do
Fine Scotch do do do do
Heavy Blanket do do do do
Black Cashmere, Thibet, colored Mantilla and
Square Stella Shawls, all qualities.
Rich Double Brocha Shawls.
Rich Single do do
New Style Black Beaver Cloth Raglans.
Wool Busters and Cloaks,
French Black and COlored Cloths aud Cassi.
meres,
Jeans, TWeeds;
Bleached, Brown and Colored Canton Flan-
nels, all WOOL
Flannels Bleaohed and Brown Musllns,
all offered at the prevailing popular prlees, for
cash only.
AGO
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You win find at Yerk's Emporium

On WI HWN ~ q y ? TT y ~. NJ
Patent Ventilators sugar Pans, Rrichen and Chimney
steam Pipe nraugh and Fofoe fumpt Tor sean Ailsi
al kinds lohbag OF Tin, Copper Brass sheet lron aud
Zinc. Tia Roofing made 20 otder with dispatch, hy The
best Mechanics n he state Dent il 10 call and exam.
Inc before purahasng contracting elsewhere. want u
distinety UNDERWOOD that the above goods viii ba sold
oheapes Than a any ohof lloase eide q New Y@k.
Vla6 uhlS AlqsoutSg b isSA
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JUST RECEIVED,
Ar YERK's Stove EMPORIUM,

900 Cast Iron Paor Stoves all Of which are Of the most
ehaste and modern styles and latest Improved Patterns;
they a'e going ofat very low prices.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-13
Local Items.

RESTORATION OF TRADE.-Nothing
tends, during dull time, to restore
business like Printing. You can get
Cards, Circulars, Handbills, Bill Heads,
and every other kind of Printing to suit
your taste, at the Day Book Printing Es-
adjustment No. 27 East Main St.
1t is astonishing what great result may
be achieved through the agency of the
printer. Publicity is all that good busi-
ness man wants, in order for him to OBJ
tain complete success, but g let his light
be hid" and he will find his talents COM
paratively useless.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-13

SNow-BAILING.-Thc snow yesterday,
afforded the young folks of Portsm outh
much amusement.
We noticed, in the afternoon, q party
of lads and lassies, or, more properly
speaking, perhaps, if we are to judge
from the tenderness with which they pei
ted each other, beaus and sweethearts,
who amid roars of laughter, and occa-
siona lroars of pain, exchanged the snowey
missiles, with great rapidity and accurate
aim. One of the ladies, we are sure, had
ample reason given her, not to forget,
soon, the first snow of the season. and
we really think, if we were in her stead,
we would most unceremOniously sack
the fellow, who so numerically whitoned
her head, by dropping upon it about ten
bushels, more or less, of snow.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-13

MAYORS CovRT.-Mark Lewis, white
man, seamen, formerly belonged on board
the U. S. Ship Pennsylvania, but dis
charged for bad conduct, got tight last
night and was very riotous. He was car
ricd to the ''PaIacc" where he gave vent
to his opinion of the Mayor, and all the
officers under him, representing them to
be outlaws and vagabonds. He remain
ed there during the night and this morn
ing appeared before the acting Mayor
who required Mark to give good security
for his future good behaviour, and his
failing to do 50, he was sent to Jail to
learn how to behave himself.