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INFALLIBLE IMMINENT.
The Great External semedy.

FOR Rheanlat'sm, cont Neuralgia Laqbago, STIFF Nee
and y59ints, Sprgins, Bruises, GUS and iVoaads,
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For a OF which i is speedy and certain remedy and
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Dr. Stephen Sweet OF Connecticut the famous bone set
ty years with the most astonishing success
AS AN ALLEyIAToR OF PAIN, it is unrivalled bv
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=, This Linment will cure rapidly and radically, RHEU
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all. - "
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QUINSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex
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STRAINS are sometimes very obstinate and enlarga-
men of the joints is liable to Occur if neglected The
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CAUTION.
To avoid imposition observe the SIGNATURE aud ru.o
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Slepnen sweets lnfable Linment blown in the glass
OF each bottle without which none are genuine ' eS
RICHARDSON & CO.,
Sole Proprietors, Norwich, Conn
,For sale BY DAVID SCOTT, and GEO r. SPURR.
Worcester, and all Drulgls dawtf D n5
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R | c II A r D S o N S
IRISH LINENS, DAMASKS, DIAPERS, &C
CONSUMERS RICHARDSON'S LINENS and those DESTROYS
of obtaining the GENUINE GOODS should that the
tcles they purchase scaled with the full of the
firm,
j. N. RICHARDSON, SONS, d 0wDEN,
guarantee of the soundness and durability of the
Goods.
quantities Ofinferior and defective Linens prepared
season after and sealed with the of RICH
ARDSON by Irish Houses, who, regardless of the injury
thus inflicted alike on the American and the
manufacturers of the genuine Goods will not readily
abandon business profitable w:.e purchasers can ue
imposed on with Goods o. worthless character
.. BULL0CKE d. j. B. LOCKE,
So dly Agents, 50 Church st. New York
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heaDe orders from the trade, by mail or telegraph
filled, on application to AUSTENS, Agents.
93 Pearl Street. New York.
Kerosene is also to be obtained at the Manufacturers
Prices of all the New York Wholesale Druggists Gro
GERS, Camphene, and Burning Fluid Manufacturers and
Dealers in Lamps
n. B.-KEROSENE is the trademark Of the Kerosene
Oil Co., and all persons cautioned against aSinq the
said trademark for other oils. dos3m o3
T | S n 0 L A D Y Z O..
AJERoME's HAIR Color REsToRER will restore Grey
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restore the Hair where it has fallen off and become thin
1T is NOT A DYE!
1t may be used freely water and is the beau
tful Dressing for the Hair in use.
Thousands in different parts of the Union have testified
to its wonderful virtues and all who have used join in
their praise of it.
Sold by respectable Druggists and Dealers throughout
the country Address orders to
JOSEPH w. HAYES Brooklyn, n. Y,
jazz or Charles Clarke, sole agent in Worcester.
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THE STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMP
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This very successful Company, conducted upon tho
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$4,000 only taken one risk. Policies issued ON
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l TO YOUR INFANTS.

RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTs
We have put up ana sold this article Tor nar N
and CAN SAY CONFIDENCE TRI,r ofit wi ~ Nv
been able to say any other meiicinn NJ ua t
HAS IT FAILED, In SIN eGLF INSIN NOR n ~ ~
FECTa CURE, when timely used Nnvnr 1id - " 1I
nstanccOf dissatisfaction by anv ono az "a ,iso Nv
contrary all are deghtedby Its oneratons AMI o
terms OF ghest cOmmenda = ton Of its 9pvnk ~
and medicinal virtues We pspenk in thIs nsttr &
WE DO KNOW" after ten "Venrsi az n"ricnoo VIVA.
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION tFoR THE mi rff n,rt anu
MIL ~ hEhh DsvLARE In almost every instance
relief will be found in III teen or twenty nnut loi
ter the syrup is admins sEtered ~ "
THIS valuable preparation is the prescrptIon of ono
the most EXPhRlENCED sand IL S " ny
new Eglana ana has been used with NEVER FAIL
lNGhuCcEssl IN IHuSANDS IOf CASES
II not only relieves the child from paIn but irwin,
CRATES the stomach aud q bOwela correcfs arliitss
aud gives tone aud energy TO the whole svste,n
VIII almost instantly re Seyc ' ~
GRlPlNG in THE BOW : ELS AND WIND collie.
and overcome commissions which N moi snnaJ s
died end in death We be reve il the nEsT aud WY,
REMEDY IN WORLD In ]. all eases of DYSNrtIDSvr
and ID A RRHHA IN ECllILDREN ybcthar ~ 1.
arises from teethng from any other cause We youd
sN 10 every mother VINO Phns child suffering from
Wy " tne ioregonlE com .plats-DO NOT LET YOUR
piohs, NON THE lhEJ JUDGES OF OTHERS stand
,uvaWWeeui, your suncrhg Achd and the relief follow
t u,nt VIII pe SlhE yes, = ABSOLUTELY SURE-to
We use VI tnls Incidence guney used. Full dlrec.
aons ior usng WI accom- pany each bottle None
klNS, New York, Is on the outside wranner prin m
only 20 cents FF' iiee
GEO X, SPURR, 2Ol Main street Wholesale Aoon,
~ soiI ny druggists throughout the world prlncl
p"i Vhh'e NO. Id Oeaaf street New York. d&wly au2
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E5s5ssasz-=== WORCESTER & NASHUA

e!s.-.5Ass=sssssa i ILR AID Winter ARRANGEMENT
5T----:7S- On anu after Nov lst 1858, Passenger
Trains will run as follows:
Leave worcester at $40 and ILL H., and AIS D. M
Leave Nashua at I a. m. and II M, and 5 p. H..
Az Nashua, all trains with the trains OF Con
cora road where passengers take the and from
me orther the Passumpsc, the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Groton junction. trains connect directly with the
of the Ftchburg Railroad with the exception Of the first
tTan rom Boston, and at Fitchburg with trains the
vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with other
roads see " Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States.'' G. w REMIT EY SnnIt
Worcester Nov. l. 1883 diff iny9f
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II. GILBERT d. CO.,
PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTORY

4o4 HuSHINgtUN StfeeI, BOSt0n.
This firm originated A. NJ 1928 They manufacture
Grand, Parlor Grand, Upright, Square. and Eoan Pr
ano Fortes. viii promptly execute all orders sent di
rect to the Mandatory and refund the purchase
if not satisfactory. T. GILBERT IL co.
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Naitroaos.
WESTERN RAILROAD.

lseasasd1as.sssE w ESIEKN KAlLROAD-
e lss=ssszz=sszszg WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
- DAY, Nov IA, lS59.-New York, Albany,
Troy. Hudson and the West.
Leave Worcester for Albany, Troy, Hudson, and the
west accommodation at 10 a. and 330 p. m.
For New York and Albany, (express 10 a. NJ 43O D. M
ger car attached, at IL a. m. F
Tickets may be secured at the Ticket Offices to all the
principal cities ard towns in the West and Southwest
Rdhoad Come cticRs.-At Albany with the New York
Sentra Troy and Hudson River. At Chatham with the
New DIRK and Harlem, and Hudson and Boston, At
Stae Line with the Housatonic At Pttsfcld with the
North Adams and Stockbrdge. At Westfield with the
hampshire and Iiampden At Springfield with the Hart
l"r1 ana New Haven, and Connecticut River Railroad
AL rainier with the New London and Amherst
Worcester, April H. 1859. sup If
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS AND
IN THE ONLY REMEDY.

Geo. r. Spur aud James Green, Agents Ior Worcester
and vicinity. deod&wlamu jell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18
MHIRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST sEsSION.
House or Representative.

mouse Oh AepreSomt0ttvess
> WASHINGTON, Dec IL, 1882
Mr. LARRABEE, (dem Of Wis, sent 70 the Clerks table
copy Of the Milwaukee Free Democrat from which the
latter read the proceedings Of meeting purporng 70 30
held by German adopted citizens, in which sympathy is
expressed for John Brown, holding him up as noble
hearted and resoute, and t TO be held up like other
champions Of freedom for the imitation Of nagkind also
saying that adopted citizens hostile tyranny Of
kind Including the institution of slavery Mr. Iarrabee
remarked that any Of his colleagues did recognise
that paper republican, let them say At his request
with the proceedings Of the meeting. He was satisfied
that honorable Senator from Wisconsin Doole) was
mistaken when he said there newspaper in that
State which supported and sustained John Browns in
vasion Of Virginia He thought, however that at that
time the fact to which he had just referred had not
been brought 10 Mr. Doottle's attention. He Tarra-
leading German citizens OF Wisconsin, that such were not
their opinions. He had been In the midst of them for
fourteen years. and could say that intelligent loyal
and patriotic men were not living on the soil OF the
United States. They sernly hostile to fanatcism
and to sentiments OF dsunion anwar the South He
felt to be his duty to hur back the accusations against
that part Of Wisconsin he had the honor TO represent
BE did not expect 10 say word to the gentlemen on
the other side TO lead them to change their but he
wished TO appeal to the South Americans and the anti
ecompton democrats 10 join in preventing the election Of
the republican candidate for Speaker. He was an anti
Lecompton democrat when that leading ISSUE but
when any man takes stand outside of his party organza
ton and yet claimed to represent It's principles he does
violence to the principles Of his party The of
Wisconsin almost unanimously took ground against the Ie
English bill was adopted they have considered this as
past ssue and there Ia disconnecon between tho
democrats Of that State, In view Of the approaching
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
.t >>o~-o-~~~~>~~~~~~~>>>~---
Our Special washfn gton Despatch.
WAMns0rov Dec II. 1870

SfEAKER8HH.
The House balioted twice to-day, the democrats adhar
ing TO Mr. Bocock and the republicans 10 Mr. srman a
indicated they would do IN the despatch Of last
night. The Americans gave Mr.. Boteler twenty three
votes the first ballot and on the second ballot Mr.
Briggs Of New York. received the votes Of nine Southern
prosayery men, namely Nears- Anderson, Mallory and
sS.,s.ss = -, -. = ss - = -
Caroina and Harris and Webster, OF Maryland This
movement Of Southern Shareholders, in view Of the i'm
pending crisis wondered than the action of the
republicans going to Mr. Gmer yesterday, for the
republicans desrous Of cooperating with the demo-
crsss ma ,s.sssas siass
sible conflict" which some orators here are sure
will grow out Of the election Of Mr. Sherman.
Mr. Briggs represents district threefourhs of the votes
of which composed Of republicans, who voted him
into Congress He reflects their views not
the Speakershp.
There Is no prospect OF an organization until the pu-
ray rule rs adopted and the chance Of its adoption
improved to-day there is no Speaker elected Con-
gress cannot adjourn the holidays joint resou-
ton required to do 3d. and that cannot be had without
organized House with power to pass laws The pre-.
sent body is in sense awless concern and unless
accompshes something Cromwell ought TO be found
among the people to disperse it, and ndict the
bers, who have from day to day uttered upon
the peoples tribune reasonable sentiments Of disunion
Neither the Senate House can adjourn more than
three days without the joint action of both houses This
will undoubtedly be avoided by pairing off and leaving
the two houses without quorum; the desire to 20
home may bring the House to its senses and procure the
election Of Speaker.
II B more settled question than ever that neither
democrat anti Lecompton democrat Douglas democrat,
South American, be electedspeaker There no
man in the administration ranks who concentrate
votes enough to procure election. A plurality Of
members for Mr. Sherman, and they will abandon
HIN after he has been 80 bitterly assaulted They say
thSySwill have him or nothing
s asserted this evening" good authority that the
democrats viii concentrate their upon Miles Taylor
Of Louisiana, Monday, in which Mr. Bocock will
withdraw from the field Though anumber Of Americans
have expressed willingness to vote for Mr.. Teyior it s
doubtful whether centre South American can be-
concentrated upon nm Although an extreme Southern
man, he Is sd&f1 S1f bfidnabIe. a- =
rfSFresident has h6s V send his Message to
Congress Monday. This course has been adoptcss~
through the advice Of the leading Senator'S. might
give rise toadscussion and proong the debates in Con-
gress.4 Iisf 81
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Presidential election Of 1850 they could ncs aosd v Arsw
away umo cn past ssaes. Whsn thsrc sre earMx nnda
3 say inside s party and "a sers e 6 yses soss S
He was surpred to hear gentlemen changing the present
sasS Ss wa ss',s sa "a = 4 [ Ss ne e
sAouh visit As mere psrsonl slvSH al hn party, D.
sssse be NIGH have been omNisd b O. rslky aieiOu
ssssy orssnizon Al the NorS uorsy socoesi Darsy.
ana that the Inevitable result of Tie ucoe IL any se
SSS Uss Ts vas the sSs ys1y sS,nsy ". | y m. 3
tor Warned uf against In bis Farewell Address Qest
party bum y . geographical line. He Thought Mr:
originated Y his ambiiiea ~ reaah "a Prs1l-
Dental chair thinking an appeal % sectpaal -
ssssr Ia sss doubt but s that Ss ~ ia 4 Jsas s
sssslsa n tbs iapubicans q he sssa6iss q
iSrs ihese dsssiatoa q tSs Usiss ispsssbss, Sss
NOW yent1yed tosay hat Northern man pG3nk = heir
;ss:, ' U ~ ~ n fs's sssa G is;s; y, ,ss g - Z - - =
sss1 u: EA1ass: sss = !, rsyisvsd N. sSgS n \,
ssss = = ~ ssnp, L - 4 = dss ssss sss -
seat.1ss.. tsPgsssss i ~ ~ ea.lst s.snsa
ssssS 4 .s Hs SAD dsa 81 Ss|sss sSs rs q -
VA S M Ss1 sss ssns ssss want ss sSsn % 80 = 80
1 y =, ssSs nsTs seassd sssAfns sAars wssa ssAs
= rxasosAI nrzAxAzsus
= stR e 8 u9s., osS ss z ss: ~:
sslsss s he ansTy q II psseh a = lsssav W ~ 4
ha& paper He was represented having sad that xr
ahegman had 20 disayowsd ncendiary Attacks upna
slavery IN hc nes He stated Just the reyerse He ~
not sny he W. bound 10 The Eouh and 10 iusftu1isu ~
sAyery; but be ID eay that he mot Gouahen man,
but thaz within tho ccnsitution and union, ~ -
weetsrn sscoust and that hs cut hmssk a frem boh
the North and the South. - s
) nm @nxKmsr. -
=: osov, trspl Of Pa, moved thas ayoss bs sAksn
lE 6neaaes, ldsml x M, claimed sns aoor,
whA ~, hCWcvev, yelde6 - allow vcts IA be takcn
M zu7u nArx0R yn3 @xAKxa-
Ia roM Wgo IN callsd, ma ~ Houoe preceded h the
mini oolDo4 ~ Gptoker. he f01IcWing was tha ro,
~. q Mp, repu1&cnn. .....,.............
~. 1pscck, ~ Nlini6, dsmonat t.............,.....
~. Hpsle u vSymk, sOuhern opposition. !. ..... -
= |. :o.. ::
III Isyl;aHy, q. OPP q "a, ncmiSaaed ". Kgfs,
or new YORK, - candidate for Speaker
m nMTH nAiIor ROD uzAun f.s....
@ The U0ton a ~. J0HM C0cWAsu, (dem.) or M ~,
. teo1h bollot yee tken, with thts reSnh:-- I =
~. nerm1n, ~ Ohi0 republican. IN
0. BDoock, q Virginia, democrat orat........,........ q
~. 6oes3er, q Virginia, Southern opposton. n
~. 6iges, Of New York, AmeFican. ...............s
Is Hosss, an shs rss.i BENG dscsr:d
adjourned, NbeiDg twenty minutes 70 three c'c,ock
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Superior Court-GencraI Term.
Present all the Justices.

DEo 17--John A. O. Gray and others Isaac G. Ken.
dall-0rder affirmed, with $40 costs.
David sturtevaDt and another Henry O. Brewer and
another.-Order affirmed with costs.
VIM. Fish Vs. Isaac Jacobshon.-Jud affirmed
with costs.
Seth w. Peckham vs. Morris Ketchum. Judgment for
the defendant, with costs adjusted in the submssion
viz, 500 IL.
Niles and others Vs. Carke-Qrder affirmed with costs,
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
.~S..~---.S~~>-o->~o~~o~ Nii
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS FRO.1 EUROPE.
The Arrangements for the Euro
pean Congress.
Ofhtal Letter Of Napoleon on the Relations
Between France 1nd England.
-o>~~~~~~--~~--~c~~,~~-
DiIapidated Condition Of the Coast
Defences Of Great Britain.
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Settlement Of the Question Of the
Regency Of Central Italy.
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The Diflculty Between the
French and Moors.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
-~,~>~~~~~>~~~~S>~~~~~~
Victory Of UrquiSa Over the Forces Of
Busnos Ayres.
H., as.s as.

1he steamshp America, from uverp00l at Up. N. Of
ne 3D. and Queenstown evening Of the 4sh instant arrived
ss HALIFAX At assn Friday and sailed at p N. Of the
sAne day AE Bcsicn.
ne Iond0R Dsay Nos says that the Slate Of Ecuador
y decree sesed n tbe Of God and Liberty, has
inst deliberately incurred the niamy Of suspending the
ysyment Of dividends to foreign creditors.
Nessrs. Barhg Bro. report the market for American
SECURITIES quet,and that the Erie proposition win proba-
bly, be generally adOsasd.
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sh WEE under &S4 000 being the Smallest remittance Cor
many months. Foreign exchanges were steady.
She London Hma city article reports that the funds
opened steadily, and almost immediately experienced n
Improvement Of one eighth from which there Yves finally
reaction, notwithstanding the receipts OF Arm prices
from Paris. Tho demand for discount more active,
owing 70 tho preparation for payments the 4th On
the stock Exchange however, the supply Of money was
good At 2 per cont In the foreign securities, Peruvian
Ave per cent bonds improved considerably being un-
derstccd that the dividends, which have hitherto been
solely payable In New York, henceforth 10 be paid
also in London, At the fixed exchange Of four shngs per
dollar.
The London taow market was inactive, al sss for the
year and 5ts 3d. for spring
PARIS, Dec. 8, 1859.
The three per cents opened rm and animated at 71E
and closed at 7 for moasy and M l5c for the saA of
December aeoount-showing rse q No per cent since
yesterday afternoon. n
The report that Lard Pamerston win b. the arse Psni-
potensary or England the Congress- had made svora-
bic impression ON the Paris Boursc.
Llvupoor, Dc. 4, 1e5a
me ssansAip Asia arrived this afssrnOon fsom New
York M
ocmascws, Dss 4. isse
me steamship Prince Albert les here a haK-past .
O'Clock ?. n for Galway
COMMERCIAL NTEILIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL 1RxADeTU1Es MARKET.
1esers Richardson, Spence o. report -four dun n
= -. q 4JR for Amercan per bbl. Whsat deolned Id.
En4e 1ee1ay, making decline the week Of d. Sales
q redatee a. 81 l1d., and Of white st o. 3D. lis
ID Ooxn MeetE ~ mday's decline, but for noating
c..goes e gssesg esd ID. L. Sales Of yellow
LIv1xf00E fn0vlMON xARxRr.
.,s asssrs a:S.,I hs,nd Aya 0 J.nss ncsn Co.
a1oos for new moss; old neglected and holders pressing
their stocks on the market Pork heavy and quctaonS
nominal Bacon generally quiet; little inquiry fog
new. lard dull and nomnaly unchanged nn1es aS E5v
a6es Tsiow duh, and declined ls sales Of butchers 1t
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARxIr
me okers and other circulars report pot ashes steady
q Ts 21s 3d. and pearls also steady q 27s d. "a.
3D. Sugar quiet, but prices steady. 0oee quiet Rino
steady. Philadelphia bark 10. Cd. g. Cd Iine0ed
cakes 20 os. Iinseed oil m good demand, a ~
2es Cd God oil: sales at 0s, 70 arrive. Rosin steady
rts turpentine steady at sls Tea: little inquiry ana
prices weak; sales Of Congo q L. 3D.
LONDON MAlKyrS
Messrs Barring Brothers report four quiet, but prices
steady. Bar and rail iron dull at Is 10s. Sugar frr.
Co1ee steady. Tea-Congou declined kd sales at Is.
lxd. L. 2kd. Rice steady. Lpseed cake in good de-
mand at unchanged prices Fish oils quiet Lnseed oil
g. on common English, and L. On refined. spris tur
pentine dull at S5s Bar silver &c. ID. Dollars nominaly
at 6s. I'D. Eagles 7es. "a.
HAvRE MARKETS.
HAvRE, Nov 80, 1859.
Breadstufs steady. Pot and pearl ashes dun and
prices veal sas Cod 81 tending upward Whale ono
steady Lard dull and quotations nominal Whalebone-
Sales unmporant Manufacturing advices favorable and
prices tending upward.
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Considerable activity evnced n shipping forces for
China, and was expected that the Last shps forming the
China expedition would have quilted France by the 18th
Of December.
The French gate Perseverance, with troops for China
had been twice driven back by bad weather.
The French brig Revl Maten, from Newfoundland for
Bayonne, lost tho coast Of Iandes and Of one
hundred and nftytwo persons on board, only twenty
seven saved.
The monthly average Of the price Of wheat published
in the Koar shows advance Of veeighths Of CEN
time on the previons months average.
The Paris Bourse was quite buoyant but the business
was small. Rentes on the I'd closed at 70f. 9Oc
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w.vsl TntelIfgence.

Commodore F. H. Gregory and Commander VIM NJ
Walker have been detached from duty connected with the
construction OF the Stevens war steamer.
The United states revenue cutter Mceland has been
assigned 10 duy m this district by the Secretary Of tho
Tessu.y. Shc ID commanded by Captain Hudgna :