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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12

@HE RIvER.-The Memphis Avalanche Of the 9th
saws: travellers who came to this city yesterday
from below state that the river below yicksburg is
now more than one foot higher than was ever before
known, and was sin rising. We cannot account
for this nor for the continued high water at this
point, as all streams above are rapidly recediDg
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12

FEVER and Ague in its various notifications forms the chief
obstacle to health and comfoIti the esrn States That this
owing ignorance amsng the physicians, admitted by
those who have ceuly watched tie PROCESS Of Intermittent
fever unavang check by ordinary
THAT DIFFICULTIES
ARRk5TKD cURED
On this point shadow Of doubt exists. It certain that
In munhcent which the Divine Wisdom hath
the Of that remedy for the dreadful RkNER
AND AGUE overlooked 1t be that He who
spring the herb which healed Of the
Of the field has provided help for this maady By his
providence he has deceed that the Sar of Empire
shall Westward and be that fearful
ngnc question we'll guarded and that the there
would be vouchsad to the patient seeker We
therefore that in furnishing the certain
Ague, entitled confidence
alton Of common country.
hereby certify that have submitted the Greuberg Fever
Ague Remedy close inspection and scientific analysis,
and have also tested rs curative Of Ague
and Fever 1t is skilfuy compounded remedy md has proved
itself completely successful in every instance. 1t is richly
serving the confidence Of brethren OF the Medical Profession
and Of the public.
SAMUEL MowBRAY, NJ D, Eelo York
G w REoLoN, NJ d, WISCONSIN
s W II SIdNINGToN, NJ D, Hii70is,
TT HSsOH, d, Missouri.
". G. KITTREDGE, 81 D, Ae1o HlI7psAire.
JAS 7 Morn, NJ D, Indiana.
J TKRRRGToN, NJ d, California.
why ASHTON, n D, Louisiana.
The FEvER and AGJE remedy popular
throughout Tennessee Alabama and Georgia, and for
every Drugss in these States. Price so cents per box
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
ap2 Agent foe Grefenberg * Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12

GENT for the purchase Of negroes % Cellar
Street. Nashville, Tenn having bought the interest of H.
H. Haynes my late partner The house occupied by viii
continue the business all prepared make cash
advances negroes left with for sale.
$4,000 IN CASH
To pay for No young and suitable for the
Southern market.
80 NEGROES FOR SALE,
Consisting of valuable offered
the Nashville markets and good lot young and women
boys and girls
r.. ] IYIEs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12

GEN. GID. j. P1LLow-The Memphis Avalanche
Of the 9th ssys: This distinguished gentleman was
in the city yesterday, and left for his home in Mau
ry county by the Charleston train. We are pleas
ed to learn that, though OvsrhOwn to SEINE extent
his plantations below were not seriously damaged
by the late rise in The Mississippi river"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12
weIcker's Addition to Nashville

PUBLIC SALE OF Ga LOTS.
XE7E will sell the premises, at Public Auction, at il
Wv o'clock WEDNESDAY 18th inst Ga beautiful build
ing Lots containing about half each These lots
beautifully the Middle franklin Pike, within
hundred yards Of the Corporation line and the improvements OF
the city s we'll suited for residences for gentlemen doing
in the City and for Gardening pnrpOsesare exempt from
corporation taxes and other city We especially
iRce public ton this sale tie lots tr De sold c
reseUe and confident will greatly enhance in value
We would surprised in ten they would appreciate
three hundred The increased value Of
ty in other cities has been in greater ratio.
TERMS or SALEA credit Of and years, with interest;
notes well endorsed and payable in hank. .Gs
Omnibus will leave 0ce No 44Il Cherry street. at half
past 10 o'clock. j. L. Il X. W. BROWN.
arf;d
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Welsh Newspaper once IS Nassaa April y. I553
Pros. o. }. WOOD: Deer Sfrsone month weeks
received aotfle q your Hair gave Wis,
who concluded Try her hair, little thinking The linz
that Il would reors The gsy har its coOrs bat 70
we'll my SURPRISE AFTER few Heeks trial Il has perf0ad
that wonderful OF turning all & gray h4s % dark rou
the identifying and hickeuiEg Tie hair. sroneF
recommend re Restorative % al persons want q such
eangeh Of their hair. CIiABEES CARREW.
NEw YORK, july ., le57.
PRoP. O. J. WIZ condolences do recommend yoar
Hair Restorative being the ecsciqns article
Since using Jour Hair Restorative ny hskers EhA
almost white have gradually grown DARK and now l
confdent that few applications shsm % r
natural color Il ase has nc Of an danfrrf and AK
pleasant itching 80 common among persons VAC ppre eeF
j. O. KTLBY.
Psoy WOoD-AbOut two years ego ny hair fng
% and turning gray iast beeong bald, Trad
many remedies 70 eject commenced using y0ur Hesora-
i've N Jsnuay las few appcaaons issnei hair ARMY
began % nh out and turned back
biaek) Al ths time q ally restored IL original color,
health, and sppearancs 0heeriuy rsc0mns1d
Chicago, ILL.,. May z, 1871. J. D. HOES
The Restorative Is pat up bottles Of sizes large,
inm and snail the small holds pint, and retals fer
iOllaF per bOe he medium holds st Fentper cent ae
proportion tim the small, retas dollars per boti
he large holds quart Forty per cent proportion,
reaied Tor 50.
o. WOOD&ccr Propristors 3I7 Broadway New York "a
he great " T. Wire RAILING Bsbhsnt and ia Msrkst ST.
81 LOuis, No.
And Sold by ali good Drasssis and Fancy GOods Dealers
u0ys3-dzWiyin
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12

LIVE STOCK-The Memphis BmlettH OF the 9th
saws: "Dr. J W. Leftwich, one Of our enterPrising
Shelby county farmers, yesterday made shipment
of ffty>fve young mules on the steamer Belfast for
New Orleans and 8 market. The mules were raised
on the Doctors plantation, near the city, and the
present is only one among many similar shipments
made By him during the past two years"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12

H7E have large stock OF Havana Domestic. and German C
to which call the attention Of Dealers particularly
our Own Manufacturer
Which weno only guarantee, but sell from f1sRty
to % per cent lO5eor than any house in the city,
sell them without any PRoFT thereby placing
ners on footing with any iotber in the city,
u In fine Virginia Oh e wing Tobacco, we &c
knowledge rival. j. W. LANGLEY 4 CO.,
mll25 tNO44 Onion Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12

There number OflnOr towns from which reports
been received which held probably large that
the town enumerated above while 1t equally probable
considerable amount is yet held by planters.
For Of commercial friends pub
fish below the Liverpool cotton quotations stocks OF cotton
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12
E Clarksvire C1,oniels Of The sth saws

The ClsrksviIle Chronicle Of the sth says:
There Smiths Of 2Ghhds at McCluTes
of 34 hhds and ami this week Red River Of % hhd and
Tces 80 hhds Prices the early part of the week
we'll sustained towards the close the market broke down.
the decline be quoted at 1Sc averaging all grades
about &c Sales for this week establish the decline the
The average Red River STA again the highest Of thu
season; at Trioe's yesterday SG27, poor break
PR0YIsI0NsWe hear Of change in Provisions. The
ceipts light though with limited demand there is
viy report We quote hog round at $685., Shoulders 6
@7c, Hams 79sc, and Sides 919lOc from wagons.
the prices demanded above quotations.
Lard continues inactive at lO9lO fer prime with very ligi
receipts.
CRAVING quote prime Red and White Wheat at $lGll5,
and inferior fair 659Oe Corn Coo from wagons fur
nislled, and 7Oc from store, sacked.
Atlanta Markets April 9.
MsRs EDToRs-Beow please End market quotations for
Bacon We quote nog Oc, Sides II Is Shoulders
IOc The stock light and the demand exceedingly
small Lard in bbls &c., kegs and l3G4c. Wheat sacked,
sI.I59I.20 per bushel Corn 75c per bushel.
SEAGo ABBOTT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12

NOTICE.
Marine and fire Insurance. Company have
eiarud semi annual dividsDd q si1 Dolia1i
. profts for ne past IN mouths, payable %
I. A. ". BUTLER,
secret
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12

CHlRLETosl April 9Ihe demand Is easy and prices firm
Sales day 300 bales at II TO l9lSe.
SAVANNAH, April 9Sales Of Cotton %. day 500 bales. The
firm. There good demand with full prices
MoBILE April sSales OF Cotton to-day LOCO bales MddinI
le for the week receipts the 1850 bales
against time last O receipts ahead Of last yeaT
l52 500; stock O,250 bales 7sttt
MoBIR, April 9sass Of Cotton to-day $500 bales ad
Of re Middlngs i29l2se The market closed arm
T0BACC0-The sales to-day amounted only Il hhds,
Fisher, Wheless Co. hhds 49, 40.
% 600, Co., CPS, and A. Hamilton hds $50,
SIS, and 5,9j.
There is good demand, especially for the finer qualities,
which command full prices at the following quotations
LuBs
Medium Leat -..... ...-. ..- 10000. ttd35@
Good and f4ne....... -..6 e2e1a
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Il. S. RUTHERFURD a CO.,
General Commission Merchants,
SO LeVee and GO Commercial streets,
ST. IiOrIS. MO.
ON CONSIGNmENT

ND receiving weekly Furniture in endless quantities and Of
"A most superior qualies Liberal trades will pr
Regular AUCTION sele every Saturday morning
10 O'Clock. CkUTCaER q CO.,
app ~ Public Square,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01
CLIP. from The I.onI.v1lle courier.

The best capital for young man to begin life
with is capital young wife ExchdHge
That's fact i've know of some Young men
who commenced business that way, nddoubled
their capital the first year.
Seraphina wants to know if eating horse chest.
nuts at the opera is "the thing" 1t depends
entirely upon your position in society. IfyOur
father has been successful in raising hemp or
packing hogs, you eau do what you please with
impunity In this enlightened country IT is
money that makes good blood, and, of course,
good blood sets the fashions and guides the aris-
tocracy. ,
Heiress writes to us that she will be worth
five hundred dollars in cash, and undivided
half of an old negro gardener, when she becomes
of age, and wants to know how she can tell
whether yonng man is after her, or her prop
erty 1t is hard to tell but 1t is always safe to
be on your guard against fortune hunters.
WHAT is the difference between maid of six
teen, and maiden OF sixty! vi course you
give it up.
We'll, the first is careless and happy, while
the second is hairless and eePPy.
AnEL T.-There is no harm in your present.
ing to your sweetheart a gold watch, but it is
very indiscrete to give her much jewelry, unless
you are certain of marrying her and getting 1t
all back.
Why is beautiful young lady's foot like
romantic tale of olden times? Because it is an
interesting legend.
PlcooLoMrSI, in crossing POydras street, New
Orleans, got one of her gaiter boot heels muddy
1t was Immediately cleaned BY Ullman's canbric,
and she went On her way as though nothing had
happened.
"Is rus house to let, my pretty miss'"
"Yith, thir."
care you to be let with it"
'No thir; rrn to be let alone
Dr.. FRANcIs says if young people would
avoid palpitation OF the heart, they must give
Iup hugging and kissing. = Esetenge
If that's the only way to avoid it, We for one,
say, let 'er Palpitate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01


GREAT MEN.-A London correspondent of the
Manchester Guardian, thus.speaks of some of
the great men of the British House of Lords:
"a very interesting Parliamentary perform-
ance the other night, was Lord Lyndhursts
speech in the Royal Academy. Lord Lynd.
hurst tops even Lord BrOugham in mental lon
gevity. Now, believe, in his SSth year, he
is rs lucid in statement, as clear in memory, rs
playful at once and as powerful in illustration
rs he ever was. Even the dull and decorons
Lords seemed stirred when the eagle-faced old
man spoke of the days when l attended Sir
Joshua Reynolds lectures seventy years ago.
As the son of Coplcy, the historical painter.
Lord Lyndhurst's youth passed chiefly in
the society of artists. He still cherishes the
memory ofthose days, and is proud of his faith &
er's connection with the art. Only the other
day heard of his sending for one of our dis
tinguished painters to ask his advice about tho
vanishing of picture Of his fathers which he :,
was about to present To some public institution
in his fathers native State-lheliev at Boston.
Lord Brougham is little less of u wonder than
Lord Lyndhurst, though several years younger.
His energy is still terrific. He uses mental
sledge hammer where Lyndhurst handles n
small swortl-not the less deadly because it re-
quires less muscle to WELD it. For unimpaIred
ccarncss Of intellect, Lord Lansdowne, now in
his S0th year, may compare not uninvOrably
with either ofthesc legal perennials. But deaf
ness is evidently growing upon him, greatly to
his annoyance. Ills genial social and inquiring
nature is i'll adapted to acquiesce in the shutting
up of that great avenue to the brain. Lord
Campbell is worthy to run as wheeler with Lord
Brougham in the unicorn team of which Lynd
hurst should be leader. The intellect is of
less massive order than Brougham's, Of less
finished elegance and less noble proportions
than Lord Lyndhurst's; but it is an eminenty
practical mind, and in capital working order,
without a speck of rust, kept in full play rs it
is, yet not overtasked, by the duties oi the
Chief Justiceship. Take these four men to-
gether, and suppose we might challeuge any
assemblage of any country or any period Of.his-
tory to match them, rs examples of large ac-
quirerAent, and long exercised and maryelOusly
preserved powers of mind" 14#V
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01
FRANKLIN, HOUSE,
No, 3IJ CHESTNUT STREET,
H.. phTtndeInhgu M

EnliuuelPnNut
ME uudersigned hereby the patrons the
'Prankn," and the publis generally that he has
come the Sole Proprietor OF the above Hotel having
purchased the entire interest of former partner
H. Laird and assumed the whole OF the House,
assisted by Mr. Isaac g. Chadsey late Of the Uited States
Hotel OF this city =. ..,r fasa a--aH l4
This House Is In excellent Order having been thoroughly
renovated within the past season. and eSertiOns viii be
spared to make comfortable and pleasant home for the
guests who shall favor him with their pttronags.
With desire 70 more fully accommodate the merchants
and other business the dnng hour has been arranged
from TO o'clock p. NJ, Introducing the small tables
which has been satisfactorily carried out by Of
e most popular Hotels dill sections Of the country
The hours for meals as follows, Wig:
Breakfast from 2 10 4 q O'Clock a. NJ.
Dinnor from TO o'clock r.. N,
HH Ten from q 90 q o'clock y. N .TlH HH
supper from o 10 4 o'clock n. M.
II Is the determination OF the Proprietor that the Frank
lin" shall be second RuiiueSs Hotel Union
by close attention and due regard for the accommodation
Of the guests he hopes to receive liberal share OF pa
trenage
e Coaches will be In attendance at all Of the lines
convey passengers to the House. Pare 2N for each
PRssengerand trunk land more WILDE allowed to be
chArged.)
Irice Of Board has been reduced to one Dollar and
''' OLIVER II. p. PARWER,
mh2G-1m PROPRIETOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

THE SAVINGS BANK or WHEELING,
OFFTcE KALySE, BETWEEN MOEROE Il UEIOM.
ONEY received Transient Deposit Interest paid on
tl Special Deposit Collections promptly attended
Exchange on the East bought and sold.
THOS. II. LIST, President.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

VITH0LReALE AND RkTAIL aiauIzfaciurer Of FaddIss,
w brides HArn,tH ard ITuEkH, ali atti-
ela usually kept by raddlets, h~fs
Pahle thathe has optnrd, - No lg5 HsiE H-FLst
Alley, Whefe he VIII be glad say ptTuons
any Of the above articles he stot york
and sell fair prices he hoPss literal sLaTs
Of public patronage. PaTticuisF paid
work, and ,paiTins done with aistafch- tePIs-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

CHARLES W. GRAHAM,
Success N = O ; = ~ KS TANNER
THE undersigned would inform the eifzerF wheeling
and visn:ty that having Turriassd me DIuE and Pre-
seripton Store, formerly owned - Dr. James
Eiil continue 10 carry the Drug business
branches lie most rrspetuly Apeits ecEtiLuhbee of
tie public patronage which has heTetoCT literally
extended toEars this old ard veil eEtabish1
y VII be his aim 10 keep tvery tlinE, Il, he puFt
and az the louett price, Usually be
nfsAed Drug establishment.
Prescriptions carefully eonTounded from the purest
MeilcintB. CHALLEs ". GRAHAH
No-2c, coz siaIfi ard WGtEffTfta.,
myi9 Centre WhseliLE-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

Too True. Park Benjamin, in recent lee.
ture on Society" comments on the desire for
moving, changing and competition asa feature
of the social life of this country. He was sorry
to say that We need to be more hospitable; and
remarked that except at the South, there is
but little true hospitality among us Among
other hits, he made the following, which must
have told home in the region of Fifth Ayenoo.
dledonr In New York it is dinners and drinks.
In Philadelphia they treat you well, with good
letter of introduction. In Boston they pay yon
great attention, and then shove business card
in your hands. Another feature was the FASH
iOnable way of giving a party. Mr.. Jones
makes fortune-he wants to give pnrty-ho
doesn't know anybody. He sends for Brown
Brown Of Grace church-the church of the lar
gest means (of Grace.) Brown comes-Brown
knows everybody Brown invites everybody,
and everybody comes. Jones spends two thou.
saad dollars, and Brown gives party in Joncs's
house. Brown stands at the door and welcomes
the guests, The people drink Jones's green
seal" dance to Jones's music eat Jones's sup.
per, and go away wondering who they have
been to see? who gave the partye aud who the
deuce Is Jones? The party is satisfactory, and
Jones unconsciously makes the only joke of his
life and says, "Didn't l do it mp Brown"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01
wHEEII

|s sI.eT- .a--. H WHEELING q, VA
WE receiving our spring styles Of Has, Caps
any other offered in this city Our
consists of Of the rArest and most
STYLES MOleskln Silk Soft Beaver, Cassimer Metropolis
tan Hungarian Oberon, Mario KOssuth, Planters Tur
Citizens and French styles, which Offer ~ prices to
suit presen tStFngency OF the money market The pub
lie are respectfully invited call and examine for them
selves. laPlSl BLISS CAMPBELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TnE Washington Star delies that the Presi.
dent has either visited written to Mr.. sickles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

Moss GAssrER refusing to sing on the occa.
sion of Miss Philips benefit, in Havana, was at
once clapped in prison, while his wife was com
PEELED to go to the theatre and sing with tears
in her eyes. Adelaide performed so well that a
grateful audience crowned her with roses.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01
G. u. BROWN

IIS MAIN STREET,
TNEALER In Naehe, Clocks, JcEor, SILVER and Plated
II Ware, Fancy Goods, Ae., &e Wholesale and Retail
APeht the salr OF Tia CkLEukATkB AMERICAN
WATCHES Manufactured bI ATFIlIcs, IIAeT Co., aisO
Agent the WHEELER 4 WILSON SIN iSG MACiilNks,
announe hls from Neu York with complete
soTtuent Of variety Of goods In his line, Which uii
be Onered prices compete with any house Ia the
country. Please call and examine Bsio purchasing else
whsTe- teplG-ly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-12
Destructive Fire,

CHICAGO, May IL.
A fire at Oshkosh, Wisconsin, last night,
destroyed seyenty.fye buildings. Nearly
all the business places on Main street were
burned, and there is not a grocery or dry
goods store left.
The fire is supposed to be the work of an
incendiary, as it commenced burning in two
places simultaneously; the wind blowing
briskly at the time, and the buildings being
mostly frame. They burned so rapidly that
in an hours time six blocks were in flames.
The Oshkosh, WinnebHgo and City Hotels;
the Banking House of Kellogg & Co., and
the Post Office were destroyed. The heaviest
losses have fell upon Hutchins & Co., Hard
ware dealers, $4,000 Bigger & Hill, Dry
Good dealers, $25O00. Total loss, about
one -halfmllion. Very little ofthe property
was insured, as the exposure was so great
no reliable company would assume the risks,
except at very high rates. There is nothing
left Of the business part of the town except
one grocery, clothing store aud one hotel.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-12
Democratic National Convention.
WAsHtNoroN, May II.

W AahlNnioNt may IL
Judge Smotley, Of c., Chairman, and the
Hon. c. l.. Valandigham, Of o., Sec, Of the
Democratic National Executive Committee
have to-day, by virtue of power given to
them, in the promises, concluded 70 call a
meeting Of the Committee, about the 9TH Of
December next; a formal notice Of which
will be published in October. This Commit
tee will fix time for the assembling of the
Democratic National Convention, at Charles
ton, which will probably be towards the close
Of April or early in May 1860.
The members Of the Executive Committee
are the same as those appointed by the Gin
cinnati Convention; a member of each State
Il will recommend to the Democracy Of the
States, admitted into the Union, since 1856,
to appoint members Of the Executive Com
mittec. II may be mentioned, that the
meeting Of Messrs. SmOtley and Vallandig-
ham was accidental and they agreed, after
personal interview, which they had purpos-
ed te effect by a correspondence. This is the
first official movement in behalf Of the Exec
utiye Committee, since the adjournment of
the Cincinnati Convention.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-12

delays on Mount Gents, will be considerable.
although French troops are carried rapidly
70 denoa They arrive there without the
means Of At once entering on the campaign.
ne French Government had received intel
igcnce Of an outbreak in Algeria, which
would probably require return Of the troops
lately sent to Italy. The Times says, nearly
all naval engineers have their hands full Of
foreign orders
Up to last night, one hundred and forty
two members were elected to the new Par
lament; one hundred and twel We withou
opposition.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-12
Arrival Of Mr.. Reed.

NEw York, May IL.
MIR. b. Reed, our late Minister to China,
was passenger on the steamer Persia which
arrived here to-day. Commodore Shubrick,
having returned from the Paraguay expidi-
ion, will resume his duties as a member Of
the Light House Board.
Thus Commodore Kearney will be re-
lieyed, and without any other appointment.
1t is supposed, however, that he will be re-
instated as Commandant Of Brooklyn Navy
Yard, and that Commodore Breese will be
transferred to Washington in a similar ca
pacty--ths Office now being vacant besides
The steamers Fulton and Water Witch,
the other vessels Of the Paraguan expedition,
will be sent to the Gulf Of Mexico, and sew
eral to the Coast of Africa.