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THR HEAD oP THE HOusE-A fsitbfui min.
ister Of the Gospel being one day engaged in
visiting some members Of his aock, came to
be door Of house where his gentle tapping
,ouId not be heard for the noise ofecontention
within. After waiting little, he opened tho
tioor and walked in, saying, With an author
itative voice, "I should like to know who Is
the head Of this house'" "Weel, Sir" said
the husband and father, 'if ye sit doom wee,
veil may be able to tell 70, for we're just
tryin' to settle that point" Ramsays
"Reminiscences ~
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. .ALIsM.-Tha Mahnmmedan,

FANrAsrrcAL lDE&LIsM. The MahommedaDs
believe that the cavities which the Telescope
reveals in the surface OF the moon are made
by blows from the wings Of angels. Quite
the opposite, but hardly lses fanciful, is the
opinion of the sententiOus poet, Martin Far
quhar Tuppsr, who locates hell in the moon,
because, as astronomers inform us, not drop
Of water is to be found on it's surface. T ~
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ARREST OF DEsERrER.-About year ago
fellow named William Shotley deserted
from the Newport Barracks, and since that
time has not been heard from, until yesterday,
when he went into the Hammond-street
Stati house for come purpose, we know not
what, and was detained by Officer Riggs. His
case will be disposed Of this morning BY Judge
Lowe. F lisa.
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RuNoRED SUICIDE OF MEMBER OF rHR Po-
LICE FoRcE.--There was runor in the city
yesterday to the effect that a member Of our
police force had committed self-destruction at
o email town in Indiana. We have no means
at present of arriving at the truth Of the story,
and therefore withhold the name, giving tho
rumor lust as 1t came to us. s,sI.
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SoIREE DANsANTE AT THE OPERA HOUSE,
Mr.. and Mrs. Shank give their fourth soire,
dansonte at the Concert-room of tho Opera.
house on Friday evening, December 90
From the preparations which are being made
this will doubtless be one Of tho most brilliant
affairs of the kind that has been given during
the present season.
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STATUE OF NEPTUNE Dscovanlp IL EsoLtSD
While workmsn were engaged in making an
excavation recently ia the interior Of an apart
ment in the Duke of Clarence tavern, Claptcr,
England, they brought to light large statue
Of Neptune, about seven feet in hight, cut il,
Portland stone. The triumphant attitude
which it represents is peculiarly bold and
striking. The god is represented in the aet of
nurlng biz trident with his right hand; vbiIs
the left grasp' the tell cf a large fish. It 10
thought TO be, the W. 'ot some early Itsl-
ian artist, TO adorn the grounds Of priory
that once occupied the spot where Il was
fDunt i.l Nl-
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SUNDAY SCHOOL EXHIBITION. pupilSof
the Sunday School connected with Asbury
Chapel, on Webster-strset, near Main, give q
concert and exhibition this evening, which
will doubtless be highly interesting and largely
attended.
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JOIN KAN Acquitted. The jury in the
case Of John Kain, for several days on trial
for the murder Of Singleton, with which our
readers are familiar, yesterday afternoon re-
turned verdict Of "not guilty." and the
prisoner, as we believe he deserves to be, was
acquitted.
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FINE JBwELRY.-We call the attention Of
our readers to tho iewslry establishment of E..
& D. Kinsey, No. "a West Fifth-street. Their
stock is one Of the finest In the city, and hiss
been selected with the utmost care. They
seem also to be fully prepared to please the
most faatidious fancies, and execute all orders
with promptness and dispatch. fi.At
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CAPITAL OF THE HuDsos's BAY CoMPANY.-
The capital employed by the Hudsons Bay
Company is Il ,265,O6s, and consists Of stock
standing in the names Of the proprietors,
f50O,O00, valuation Of the iCompany's lands
and buildings, exclusive Of, Vanoouver's Island
and Oregon-f3lS,SS4. The dividends from
ls47 TO 1856 averaged about 10 per cent. The
stock ranged at about 2O5 for the same period.
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CHRISTMAS 0ysTERs.-Robert Orr, No. II
West Fifth-streot, is receiving daily superb
Baltimore oysters. AS Christmas is drawing
near, our citizens should give Orr call, and
satisfy themselves as to the superiority Of bis
delicious biyalyes.
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lBY MAGNETIC TEIEaRApH.1 !

NEW YORK MARKET, December I4-P. M.-rlo,r
opened dull aud heavy and closed steady, with fair
sooo barreis, At IS os IS for superans State 5 Is
as 80 for extra State 81 O585 20 for nperfne West.
~ eSm%S9 to %sg b,sS5 sSs a1
round hoop closing steady, fair business
Canadian Flour shade drmer: sales of 400 brls at
In fair request at $S 6GtSi 10, Wheat very quiet;
shippers and millers are holding back for material
hod0r do pS %19 to
Spring; 81 l7@l 20 for Mlwaukie Club; sales Of 900
bushels Of Amber Southern at Sl IS: Rye quiet and
Of 5000 bushels, at h@sOc. for Stste SIC. for com.
mon Canada West. Corn scarce and drner: sales OF
"a S yeoM s 'sosy s sat apd S 1
and Canadian Whisky act lve and tlrn,ar sales Of
40 brs ct z .sus And n nov hs a. PQE
mess Sill 80 for prime Beef less active sales Of 2sC
AZ a. s g for Ss and sw ssa snd
Prime @ % mess Beef QUIET at s4@so 6ut Meats steady
and loc. for Hams. Bacon quiet sales Of IS boxes
Western Cumberland Middles ut sic. Lard les,
%S3.Ss. sss Ss.9d S az L 1 s e. 4 SSS ,s ss
for State. Cheese In good demand at 90llhc. Got.
ton Is firm: sales Of 200 bales Linsesd Oh s held
PHILADELPHIA MARKHr, December n; The snow
storm to-day has materially interfersd with busi.
ness Flour dull and sales are confined to the wants
s. 62S5 s76 for extra, and S69S 30 for extra fam.
y The stock is comparatively small and supplies
como forward very slowly. Rye Flour dullat 81 57x
Corn Meal at S3 rs. Wheat is In fair request. but
not much Offering: sales Of good red at 81 BIOL 90,
In active demand, and advanced lc.: sales of O,OOp
bushels Of new yellow at 7a3slc. for dry. and old
Pennsylvania Oats sold at 44a4tc. Sugar very firm;
sales of 200 hhds., now crop New Orleans, at SSssc
Molasses at SOC. Provisions held firmly, but without
movement worthy of notice. Whisky firm at 971f
@2sc. .s,...- .-.t i1
BALrIM0Re MARKET, December l4.-Flour dlsclin.
iug HOward-street at So %. Wheat frm sales Of
10000 bushels at frmer rates. Corn buoyant: white
ut 70172, and yellow at 76ep7sc. Mess Pork steady
1T SIG, and prime $40 30. Bacon Mt l0c. Whisky
firm at 27c.' ''~ 'SA Y ..Ais (fpd lyzgVlI b seo
NEW YORK CATTLE Market, December A. Beeyes
Arm; receipts OF 1000 head. Swine firm at 5A6s54c.
receipts 5000 head. ~ ll l'' tagW1rrrti ,r,t 4-.
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FRSSKLIS RgLlcs.-Among the FranlSIn
relics now on exhibition In England, are
several Bibles, Testaments and Prayer Books.
One OF the prayer books, the leaves Of which
seem matted together, and 10 have becn
opened nowhere else, presents the Psalter for
morning prayer, for the 29th day Of the month.
A testament is opened at l Cor. XIV, the we'll
known chapter commencing 81 am the resur-
rection and the life." i f...-,
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WEATHERBY's.--0u lady readers, by refer.
ence to our advertising columns, will perc eiye
that Chas. Weatherby, No. liz West Fifth
street, will for the next three weeks offer great
bargains In dress and dry. goods. This is a
rare chance and should not be neglected.
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A NOTEWORTHY MARRIAGE IN NEW YoR

A NOTEWORTHY MARRIAGE IN Nyw YORK
u. e. Culling Eardloy, ESQ, only son Of, Sir
Culling Eardley, Bart, Of Bedwell Park, Hat
field, England, was married, on Monday, in
New York, in Calvary Church, by Rev DR.,
Hawks, to Miss Emily Florence Mageo, only
daughter Of James Magee, Esq, of New Or
leans La -,.tif % IfprtfT ss,t t d.. 1.
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Judge Hilton heard an application for the
discharge Of Jacob Green, who was In custody on
charge Of stealing $50 from the safe of Moore Solo
mon Moore. After hearing the evidence the Court
declined to discharge the prisoner to reduce his
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as- Bethel, Me-, must be a dry town. Ac-
cording to the Courier, nearly every family IN
the village has been obliged to deepen their
wells in order to obtain water, there having
been no rain to affect the wells since June
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SALE or FoRpElrEp LANDs.-Deputy Aud.
itor Bell resumed the sale of forfeited lands
yesterday morning, and various lots and
property was disposed of, amounting in tho
aggregate to nearly $1,000. The sale will be
continued this morning.
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SseuLAR death IN FRASCE.--The Solut hb-
iic Of Lyons says: A death, caused by very
singular accident, occurred in the quarter Of
81. Just, in this city. Several children were
making great noise in the passage Of a
house, when two men hurried ont In great
haste, from opposite directions, to ascertain
the cause, and ran against each other with
such violence that one of them fell dead on
The spot" F As1pH --4gal &.
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JNo. n. DETERS,

ENASHI0NABLE BOOT AND S HO II
H MANUFACTURER No. SO West Fourth.street,
Gentlemcn's Boots, Shoes and Slippers, which, tor
extent and variety, 10 not surpassed west OF New
York, Also, Gentlemens, Ladies', Misses and
uhildren's Boots, Shoes, CATERS, &C., OF bis own
manufacture, at Wholesale. III ,s.,'. , ..a deI3
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NEWPORT NEWS.

WASHINGTON ARTILLERY C0MpANY.-- This
company has procured an armory ou the corner Of
Saratoga and Belleyue-streets. Their guns are eS.
pected to arrive Tomorrow W 4'' ~ ~ NH3T
DIsoHARGED.--Walt who shot his slater a
Police Judge at Alexandria. ~,
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OINUINNATI MARKEr-prcrMnnn N
iOGS-The market was aeal1 dull to-day, and
icna lnner. cloainR heavy. The salea were


The demand was limited, and a fair amount in the
market at this rate. ll5 hhds. bnk Meat sold ut &C.
for Shoulders and 7ibc. for Sdes packed 5000 green
Hams sold at 7jec Lard dull Mt lOc. for BARREL and
iOai i@0llc. for keg. Not much demand.
GROCERIES, Sugar firli and in fair demand at
S(d9c Molasses firm 200 barrels sold at Fc. Coffee
unchanged. q. l.
WHEAT--The market continues firm, with good
demand for prime white at 81 25a1l 2s and prime red
Mt 81 ls1t 20. w.
C0RN-There is Il good demand, and prices firm
at Soc in bulk. t.
OATS-The demand is active, and prices steady at
5203t3c.
BARLEY-There Is n good demand, and prices
firm at 7375c. for prime fall and 65a70c. for fair to
good 90
RYE-The market Is firm with good demand at
our last quotations.
sales of $50 boxes Western Reserve at &C.; lN do.
English Dairy at lie. ''- 4
BUTTER-There Is u good demand for Central
Ohio roll at i66l7c and Western Reserve at ls@t20c
sales of 10 barrels prime Western Reserve at lgc.
APPLES-The market Is firm. with good demand
at 81 1902 10 per barre sales of 100 barrels at 80 TO-
50 do. choice at so 65 i All.I
pOTAT0ES-The demand is good, and prices firm
sales of50 barrels good Neshanocks at 81 55 50 do
at 81 80; 800 bushels do. at SEC. 10.
GLOVER SEED--There ls an active demand, and
prices have advanced to Al SiAGl4 IS. l4I
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mg- The artists at the broadway Gallery
can beat the Photographic world coloring
plate pictures. IA gtftt NRe
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nS- Extra pictures of babies taken at the
Broadway Gallery, No. 5s Broadway gf7 +
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CITY Ew 8.

9BSee advertisement of Ohio Mere sntile
College. -T
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UNPAID LETTERs.-The following is @ list Of
letters detained for non. pay mont Of postage at
the postofice, in this city, Decemberl4;
York 4 White, West6eld, III.
ID. Cockerell, Menu pbis, Tenn
J. ". Cheyney, Philadelphia, Penn.
A. II. Brahe II Co.. New York.
W. p. Squibles & Co., Aurora, Ind
H. A. Harrington, Madison, Ind
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GS-The largest sky light in the world Is at
the Broadway Gallery. Remember.
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AUCTION SALE s. G. Hun

IN BARD, at Trade Sales rooms No. q West Fifth.
street, mp stairs. Assignees sale of Books ut auc.
ion by order of Court Closing sale OF the Books In
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and tn RSDAY EVEN
lNGs, December 18th, 18th and 10Th, at O'Clock,
will be sold, by catalogue, large and valuable col
lection of theological, historical classical poetica
scientific and miscellaneous works, gift Books and
juveniles, with splendid assortment Of Bibles and
works on theology are numerous and valuable.
N. N.B.-Cstalogues will be published, and the Books
will be open for examination on the morning Of each
day previous to the sale. =, y. q. HUBBARD,
8. B. KEYS, Assignee. ldel2-it Auctioneer
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvArIoss-Fo the
lsnny Press, by Henry Ware, Optician, No. I
West Fourth-street, December IA.
OciocK' barometer: Thermometer.
A. M..m".,...............29.j6 IS o.
IL d m.;;'."."..'...'..""...... q
6P. M"-"""""".-....29.65 2s
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BOARDING.

Np RDTN Ga couple of fine, large
MD Rooms to rent, with Board, at No. l39 Syca.
more street, where few select boarders are taken
at low rates Either families, single gentlemen or
0uired del4bs
NI0ARDING-Three or four gentlemen can
NJ be accommodated with good Board and pleas.
ant ROOMS by applying at No. 22l Fifth street, near
Plum. dei4b$
R0ARDING-A Family Single Room to
-Ag rent, with or without board Inquire at No.
2Ol West Third. street. delibs
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gs- Beautiful colored ferrotypes taken only
az the Broadway Gallery. ,.1i.1 y
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/. lg&tNE2 e1h dq7I ti.G3HAgEs
..,ea9 1919 ., .laQge <
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ESOR RENT--ROOMs--Suitable for rail-
~ ~ road, law or Insurance offices, on second and
Press 0fhce The building haslbeen newly re painted
asd re,papered. All In good order. Apply at the
fress UUce. a.-. ... nOl9
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EyREsH RAIsINs, FIGS AND PRUNEs-,
Ia small psctsgss, for family usea
Sugar Toys, Plain and Fancy Candles. fi |.Vaf 4.
200 Boxes Gold Cher Fire,crackcrs.
10000 Torpedoes, iE''V 7if'l'39 at1'N as
loo Boxes now 0itron. ,noiaior gan .Djh Lii 10,
Ecr sale by, 30 do bua R0WS D@EMIkG. @
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ENOR RENT--A FRAME COTTAGE-of
a. - two Rooms; also, three Rooms In a Brick
Third and Fourth streets, suitable for SLEEPING
rooms or for families Of moderate means. Apply at
the Press Office. deIlIs
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FON SALE,

R0ARD IN 0-Two gentlemen can So.
~ cure furnished room, with board, In pri-
vate family, where few boarders are received al
No. l07 Long worth. .Btreet. deI5bs
HN0R SALE-A splendid Saddle and Bug
~ gy Horse, sound and gentle. A good cola
watch will be takea In part pay. Inquire Of 6. q.
BOWEN, No 42S West Efghth.sfreet. deI4bs
KN0R sALE--C q e A PA second hand
a Billiard Table, Brunswick's make INQUIRE at
once at No. l "a Main-street. delibs
HN0R SAEE-I havo for sale the right of
n Mach Inc and right of Territory for the manu-.
featuring OF the cheapest and best Tile Roofing now
in nse Oall and see, at Dr. l.. Rails, No. 26s Bay.
miller.street' North Of Liberty, Cincinnati, Ohio
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THE PRES $.


THURSDAY....,......,,, DECENTRER AZ
WANTsl WANTsIl
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THE PENNY PRHss.
IrTou want to sell anything, advertise In
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" ron want 10 boy anything advertise In
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In fact eeery want supplied by advertising In
THE PENNY PRESS,
1T Don't forget that the Penny
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make known your wantsl Advertise.
ments Of five lines and less, inserted
twice for twenty-five cents!
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FOR RENT.

E0R SALE-CHEAP--A desirable RESI-
"a DENOE, two-story frame, six rooms good ont.
buildings, situated on High street. oxford, Ohio,
near the Female Ipststute and depot. Apply soon
TO the owner, A. q. DYAS, at No. III Sycamore.
.street: Cincinnati, or PATTON 4 LIDDLE, No, 81
West Third street, Cincinnati, deI5feods
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A UCTION sALE-BY JACOB CRAZE

a UCTION SNEE-BT JACUB NKAFF
York, will sell ut our store, No. Is East Fourth.
street, on SATURDAY MORNING, December II, a,
~ O'clock, large collection of Stuffed Birds, ar
ranged on sprays, groups, and under glass shades.
which will be found on examination. to represent
living nature; With ordinary care, be knows nc
limits to the time they will retain their present ap.
pearance They are suitable for the parlor or cab
met. The collection embraces great variety Of
the most beautiful Birds of the United States. Aso
a variety uf Hummiug and other Birds from the
West Indies and Sonth America Also, imme.
diatey after the sole Of Birds an invoice of Bronzes
and Papier Mache Goods Oil Paintings, &c.
dnlh III ~. IAnOR GRA EE. Anctinnanr.
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AUCTION SALES

A UCTION ASALE-BY KELLOGG d.
N AWILLIAMS-saIes-rso rooms Nos. 20 and "a East
Third-street,--Dry aud Fancy Goods at Auction. -
THIS Thursday MORNING. December 10, at ex
o'clock, stock OF seasonshie Dry and Fancy Goods
without reserve, fer cash, 20 -l- ~
AZ ii oclock-New and second. hand Furniture
dei5 A. KELLOGG, Auctiopeer.
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'e'st cJ Nf.4oYs9bno s3W odW nfnsr,.or
aol!e1 BAD oas iauhiyibni hslaolrN, =,
lslla5r ri9 yss +of0a -rsiin3 sr 81.
taeee14 "a a2lg i'oao sd" .aanissi.5, =
ao' fAs. i01 os9poo 10 iiean,a 30
'oneeoo9 ga laoqro pog nao Woda sao
.sspHtad sid isol sRd che aefe rr..
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a UCTION SALE.-By JACOB GRAFF

At Auction, on FRIDAY MORNING, December Is,
It o'clock, at our store No. Is East Fourth street,
IN invoice of choice Millinery Goods. among which
are Ostrich and other Feathers Artificial Flowers,
Pluuies, Ladies' fine silk Bonnets llibbons, Vail
Lace, Infants Bonnets rich Velvet Flowers, Found.
alton, Uncut Velvet, &c. These are fresh Goods of
this seasons purchase, and must be sold without re-
serve. del5l JACOB CRAFT, Alctioneer.
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EsOR RENT-Frout part of Room No. I.
"a Bacon's Building, suitable for any kind of Of
nee. Apply Wlthln. lsent low. del4he
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NN0R RENT-A. good HOUSE, Of FIVE
a rocms-No. 4bl Fourth street, three doors east
of Stone.street. Inquire at No. 5is Fifth street
EdAl4bs1
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WANTED.

WANTS "F0B SALE" ITO LET, T,""LOsT,"
FOUND &c, In thisnolumn, occupying Ave linss
or 1885, two insertions, twenty 1--we cents.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

News from Fort Def Ance has come TO hand \ very
favorable result was expected from the armstice which
Col Miles, United States Army, had granted 10 the
Nsvso Indians. The soltiers seem TO have inspired
the indians With great terror, not solitary stask
bavIg been made for some weeks on any white
citizen. When the srmstice expires Col Miles will
officially transmit to the War Department his Official
report Of the proceedings, and he even now recon.
mends suspension Of scon for tie present, relating
TO his post and command.
At the time the order was received 10 reduce by 500
hands the employees of the Phlsdelpha Navy Yard.
there were SEQ men al work and the disbursements
reached $4,000 per mouth. Previously force Of
nearly coo had been distributed through the precincts
of the yard The total expenditure for 1858 came very
near 500 GEO. which, added to the 81 0S66O 20 paid
10 persons at our own Navy Yard during the same
period. would give total of about sl,sl66o7 20 ss
the wears cost OF the 80 Establishments at Brooklyn
and Philadelphia At present there will be only 1000
men, or thereabout, allowed the pay roll of the
latter and the cash to pay them will not exceed 80 600
monthly.
The chartered steamship Eddystone is preparing at
Brooklyn to 20 t, Paraguay. Persons DESTROYS Of
serdng letters sud papers to their friends shood for
ward them at once.
Chief Engineer King has been summoned TO Wash
inston on business connected with the stear-frgsso
Niagara.
Adyces from the Pacific Squadron report the health
of the officers and crews TO bs good. trivial disar
rsngement was reported in the Menimscs machinery,
but no inconvenience was experienced from 1t.
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Of "Mozis Albums" in the Southern Literary Mes

Of "Mozis Albums" in the Southern Literary Mes
tepger.
TIL Pyorid,Hoe Journal announces tlat Alexander
Duncan, esq Of that city, no@ in Scotland las male
donation Of ten thousaDd five hundred dollars TO the
Butler Asylum for the insaDe.
William Lyon Mackenzie, the leader Of the Patriot
War, or Canadian Rebellion, is coon TO have home
stead presented to him. for the purchase of which over
g. 600 hss been subscribed.
Jenny Lind Goliscmdt has renewed ne, lesse Of
a resderce at Wimbledon England, for number
ofyears, and il announced 10 surg in the philharmonic
concerts at Liverpool.
1t is uDderstood that Mr.. Richard X. Cralls Of
Virginia bss in preparation elaborate biography Of
10 IN c. Cshoun founded on hi. private papers and
other authentic materials. Mr.. Crae s editor Of he
Elk volumes OF Cslhoun's works, pu,lisled by the
AppletoDs.
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paired by some half dozen officers Of hish rank at
acbed % bic snip; ard they examined every part
Of bis ship with great minnene-s, asking thousand
questiops which the officers were glad 20 aHsSer mos
satisfactorily, ara enjoying their visit to the greatest
e1isnt.
The Grand-Duke is 3 yonng nsn thirty-three years
Of age very mne1 deyo'ed to the naval profession,
aod in alrespects plain practical Craftsman lie was
charmed with the Wabash. and so expressed bil APP
probation wherever be went. He spoke in the highest
Terms Of our naya constructors, and ssid he was
expecting that Lis rev frigste now bail ing at New
YGk would b. he greatest and best man-Oi-war upon
the ocean.
Il was beautiful sigh, from the shore when al the
Yards Of the Wabash named az parting salute
to the brother ~ tie Russian Emperor. And as ne
stepped into bis bsrge, every man upon the yards
rsissd their hats be stood up and bowed 70 them
Before lunse., the Thunderer was on h.r way down
the C06st