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tPorws ny REv THoMAs HENPsrEAD, NJ. W.
cd Ney-Yor) Second Edi ion.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

July 80, lS59-lm. Clerk
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80. thou art older than the tombS and hills
Than this ripe harvest of dusk pines that fills
The valley lands and up the mountain sides,
Rolls in green seas and ralpi'ntiug tides
Grand with the vast. ccntuTIII ursnn-muan
From all its lordly uudu latiouS blown
Thou art before the binds. the flowers and rocks
Or Andes with their SHOWS and long c!nul-orE5
llurg back and streaming down the clarion storm
Their eyes upturncd to search the radiant form
Of the star-bniIling God. the Happy. who
Wcnvcth His palace roof Of golden blue"
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70 them 70 sse that there is something done to-
wards repairing he Plank Road, from thcto 10
McOutchcnvlle.
Il has been ia such a state most of The IAN and
winter that 10 vas almost impossible to get to
Iifhn with n loaded team. We aro oil aware
that the company will not in fact arc not able
20 repair it aud the Supervisors through whose
districts il PASSES think it is not their duty, but
the company's 20 fix &C. IL Is true somc repairs
have been made by those living on the road, but
very little has been done in comparison with what
ought 20 be done. II can b. puroi great deal
easier now than IL can be in Elk months OF
year from now. would merely throw ont
this suggestion for them to not upon as they think
proper,
II has been very dull and quiet here This win.
Ter, varied only hy singing aud spelling schools,
for the benefit aud pleasure OF The sstefs.-
We were favored on last Friday evening with a
lecture by Don Pcdro (as ho styles himsol0
Cuban Creole, on The subject OF the Annexation
Of Cuba" He gave woful account Of the state
Of aiaics ON the island contrasting their govern
mont, society and morals with ouis, said contrast
resulting In our favor rs O matter of course, lie
thought it was not necessary TO appropriate thir
" millions for Il purchase, but just signify that
We would accept Of It., aud 10 would come over to
us without any further trouble. Don Pedro paid
Lafayette a very lattcring compliment by saying.
that all he came to this country iot in the time II
the revolution, was not mcrcly to assist us with
his influence means &C., in obtaining our libcr
b. but that ho had hopes Of obtaining otio1 ard
power and eventually become q ruler over us.-
He was in favor Of anncying everything from tho
North Pole 10 the Equator, thus forming tho whole
northern hemisphere into one boundless Repub.
lie.
lie has been delivering his lecture in several Of
the adjoining villages. with what | suppose he
deeins good success as he informed us he would
be here again in short tme
YouEa AMkRic6.
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Railroad 10 Fosto1in.

A railroad communication between Fostoria
and Fremont-an event long wished for, hoped
for and prayed for by the citizens Of the former
lis at length fully established. Tho rails woro
laid to Fostoria, some time last week. and the
first train Of passenger cars was run through on
Tuesday last We congratulate the people Of
that enterprisiug villagoon the contamination Of
this work, which will give them a free outlet for
trade and travel and which will, no doubt, add
much to the wealth and population Of the place
and to the country adjacent TO the Road in this
and sandusky counties. We understand that
the Road is to be pushed on to Finday in the
Spring.
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RIackwood,s MagazIne.

We have received from the publishers, L. Scott
d Co., 81, Gold Street, New York, their reprint
of Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, and eur
sory glance at its pages satisfies US that it has
ostnothing of the prestige of former years. The
contents are Bulwer's story, "What will no do
with IT," (completed) "Burmah and the Burn
ese;" "A Cruise in Japan Watersi" Glow to boil
Peas" "An Angling Sauntor in sutherland;"
and Popular Literature Price $500. Blackwood
and the Four Reviews, $40.
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Good PeumanshIp,

What is more desirable than good style Of
penman ship. For want Of it many young man
or young lady has lost good situation-many a
NEGLECTED genius" has had his production cast
aside by the Editor on account of its illogiblity.
An opportunity is now offered our citizens to i'm
prove their chirography. Mr.. Warren, ono of the
best pen-artists we have met, isstill in town
and purposes remaining while longer, if be can
get up another class. Rooms in Tombs Block.
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Lettor from the Country.
sENpoA TF., o. Feb. /

SENEoA IP., o., Feb. /, '5y.
MEssRs EDIroas.--ThinlSing that few items
In regard to matters in this locality might be in
terestng TO your readers, i again send youa short
sorawl AZ a necessary beginning the weather
must be disposed Of, Il most devoutly wish that
the kind wehayea at present could bel We have
had pretty much all kinds Of weather and roads;
Of the latter from frozen ones 10 those that occa-
sionaily have no bottom. II not otinappropriate in
this place, l would suggest to the business mon
of Tifin generally, II Il would not be beneficial
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

In company with a number Of tho Tifiuitcs,
We went down 10 Sandusky. Monday evening,
aud heard Bayarj Taylor deliver his Lecture on
Moscow, /" before the Young Mems Library As.
sociation, at Norman Hall. This large Hall, ca.
pable Of holding some 200 persons, was filled to
its utmost capacity by very intelligent audience,
who listened with wrapt attention TO the speaker,
Jas he doguere5otYped to their minds eye the
wonders aud peculiarities Of the ancient metrop-
oils, Of Russia and the characteristics Of the Cos.
sack race. Tho Lecture throughout, which was
simply rehearsal, without note or manuscript,
in the authors own simple, unostentatious style,
Of the scenes and incidents that came under his
own observation, while in Russia, was neverthe-
less highly instructive and abounded in telling
points and beautiful passages, as do all his pro.
ductions. Bayard Taylor is man considerably
above the medium height, Of broad swarthy fig
ure, and is as perfect specimen Of "jolly live
Yankee" as one will see anywhere
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The Atlantic Monthly.

The February No. of this deservedly popular
Month y is before US. We have neither space nor
inclination to make q running criticism upon its
contents. Suffice to say, that it is everything
that could bo desired of an American Literary
Magazine Mrs. Stowe continues her ministers
wooing" and the Professor" gives another en-.
tertainnent at the breakfast Table" The At
lantic and the Tiffin Tribune taken together can
be had for So. 50 a year.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04
ReIipions NTntters.

For several weeks past there has been an un-
usual manifestation of religious interest in SEN
eca county, and up to the present time the labors
Of the ministry have resulted in much spiritual
good. In the Methodist Episcopal Church, Of
this city, the conversions have been many, and
the good work is still going on. With other de-
nominations, we are glad to say, the prospects
are Frightening.
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Sons OF Malta.

Branch lodges Of the Sons Of Malta, we notice,
are being organized in nearly all the principal
towns Of the State. We understand it is in con
temptation, by some Of our worthiest citizens, TO
organize Lodge in Tifin, atan carly day The
objects Of the new and mysterious order, we un-
derstand, are mainly to cultivate beneyOlenee and
sociability,
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Am. 8. s. U.-A Gard.
(For tho Tinin Tribune.)

PHILADELPHIA, January %, 1893.
Ma EDIToR-In the New York Daily Times
Of yesterday find the following item under the
head Of Personal"
"The Tifin (Ohio) Tribune states that on
Sunday morning Of the last week, lady named
Phillips, travelling agent Of the American Sun
day School Union, addressed the Sunday Schools
Of that place in it's behalf and in the afternoon
occupied the Pulpit Of the NJ E. Church"
Please state for tho information Of the public
that We have no female agents in our service.
Yours truly,
r. B. WEsrBRoOK, Seo'y,
American Sunday School Union.
We believe the agency, spoken Of above, was a
self lfoonstitutsd one and entirely voluntary on
the part of Mrs. Phillips We accept the oorrec-
ton with pleasure-ED.
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IohlPrintlnp.

OF all kinds from the largest Poster down to
the smallest Card executed at this Office, very
low and in a style not to be surpassed by any
Office in the State.
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MARRIED,

On Wednesday morning, January Goth, at
RichfOld Ohio, by the Rov. Horace Smith, A,
MoNEAL and Miss SARAH A. E. RAwsoN.
At the Davis House in this City, on the lst
inst, by ]. H. Leidy Esq, Mr. DAVID d. MTms,
TO Miss AMELIA SKEELs, all Of Seneca County.
At the parsonage on the 9th inst, by Rev. ].
A. Nudge, Mr.. DAVID PoRTER Of McCutohenville
and Miss CHARLoTrR WAGNER Of Seneca township
Seneca Co. Ohio
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

Vests Hotel at sandusky is a magnificent
House and Mr.. West, though novice in the bus
mess, is a model landlord. He is indofatigable
in his efforts to please and "Cater" to the wants
both of theinner and outer man. Reader, should
you ever visit sandusky, stop at Wests.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

BRANou RoAD.-We hear some talk Of laying
T rail on the Findlay Branoh--hopo it will not
end in talk. Il is quite important to the inter.
ests of this county chat this Branch should be
put in good running order No matter what
may be tho facilities afforded by the Fremont and
Indiana Road, the Branch Road cannot be dis
pensed with, without great detriment 20 the in-
terests Of this county. We understand that tho
main line has been doing quite profitable bust
ness, in the way Of freight, the past season, and
we presume that Hancock county has contribu.
ted very important share 10 this department Of
business ss.--JETFERsoNIAN.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

Bushong, ESQ., that the dwelling house Of John
Thompson, in Portage township and part Of
the furniture, was consumed by fire on Wodnes-
day night last. IL is supposed the fire originat.
ed in barrel Of ashes placed at the hack part OF
the building. The furniture in the kitchen and
in the second story Of the building was burned.
Loss estimated at $1,000 10 81 ,5OO.-FiNpLAY
COURmR.
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Tiffin Prioea Ourrent

Tiffin Prices Current.
tuoRsEorED wEHKtv hvl
S0 YER & SHEATH,
Dsslsfin Dry Goois Groceries, Csrpsuurs Boot, aad
bho?sand Ready. Made Clothing. And purchaser ofev.
ugtetarintion OF Grain and Produce Tor Cash.
Whasr-ai0J ntIl.
CokN-t tsheledl OuaeGj.
10 tsaD 6oo.
RTE-55 ass.
nARLEy-oO a7a.
OAFs-00 8f0c,
neAss--50 % 81.
forkroks-.G1c.
FLtx SEuD-- e0.Oo0t.01.
TlaorHf SerD-t50a17
HUrrER--lfBiGc.
LAHD-- ahl0e
TALLow-s aloe.
BMoEEn itk9s-Ognf0c.
do stpzs AND 5HoULuaaa- 69o6o.
PicEtup PoRK--Si19
MkPLE 5UoAR--tuc,
do MoLtuss-50 d75o.
uuswAx-2ng025c.
faarHKas--ioa0Oc.
RAua-Qc
nav Arrtrs-st soas.CO pstBt
GsHnH uiDgs-5o @Gh.
nHY 10 tnc.
Eoas-Oa12e. 2 dozen.
poRK-e5OO9S.s0
Clover socd,-e6 e600n550
Woot--55145e
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Notice.

"A Lecture on the Second Adyen. will be de-
iissrod ia lie ..UniVersalist. Church At Republic
on Sunday evening Feb. 18th.
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R. B. WEsrBRooK, Seo'y.


Having determined to close out their stock and
quit business by the hrst Of April, Mess. Scott
Bro, SEQ. offer their goods at prices unheard Of
before in THIN. Give them call.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

Good wood will be taken on subscription a
this office, il brought in soon
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

FRE IN THE JAm-On Monday last, Tho alarm
Of fire was given by the prisoners in Jail whom
IL was ascortained that fire had broken out, ir
the corner cell; in the south east corAcr, of the
Jail, aud was spreading very rapidly. As usual
the timely exertions Of the citizens It's mvagcs
wore stopped before any material damage was
dOne.-UrrER SANDusWY UNION.
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Mothers! Mothers!l Mothers!ll

Don't fail to procure Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething. II has equal on earth. u greatly
facatos the process Of teethng by ioening he gums
tsdueing ali aay an pain, and is sure to
regulate the bowels Depend upon H. motheFt, u will give
rest 20 youFseves and relief and health 10 your niaHs
Perfectly safe in all cases.
This valuable preparation Is the pfeictpon Of one oihe
most sHperienoed and tkifu female Physicians in New
Engand and has been used with ueverhing succeis In
millions OF oaSos. .,
we believe Il the hest and remedy in the world In
aoases or UysentAry and DiarhnA In children, whether
tarrses from teetng from any other IL Is sure
torve immediate relief infants suffering from wind collie
Ifllfs and health be estimated by dollars and cents
its worth its woghtin gold.
Millions Of bottles sold every year In the United
States. Il ii an old and well-tTied remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
tV-None genuine unless the facsimile Of CURTIS
PERKINS, New York, Is the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world. -
sepIO lT /. l.. sr. JOHN Co., Agents for Iiihn'
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refund the mnney desire that those wishing purchase
should call and examine my stock before huying elsewhere
County Dealers repeatedly invitsdto call and eHam.
ne my sinck.
~ Ismsmbsfshs place. Markot street, opposite shaw.
hanis plost Tina, che,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

REED HousE-The Reed House has changed
hands. Mr.. Henry Guntnor and Mr.. Truman
Woodwork moved in, and took charge of the
stand, last Thursday JEFFmsoSIAN.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

PREs PEAK The Pixies Peak foveris hover
ing around in this region, though not in this
place A large company talk Of leaving Gallon
next spring The Tiffin papers report consider
able excitement there. Can't we get up q COM
pany at this place to "gas, B" about going.-BucY-
nus Forum.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

E-A reduction Of per cent. from the above rates will
Be made for Cash
The space occupied BY lOlnoi Of The type composing the
body Of the adverisement viii be considered square
All usnsont Advertisements together with Administra-
sion, Attachment, Road and Ditch Notices. must be paid
form advanca.
Advertisements inserted Tor an ude6uts time will be
shsrgsd for until ordered out
whsn yearly advertisements inserted, one or more
ohsugss will DO allowed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

uTCOurt convenes on Monday. A short term
is expected.
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SUPERINTENDENT NIiMs.

ul-eouneil mot. Thursday ovcnius-no quo
rttv,
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES oLARKE's.
Celebrated Female Pills.

Celebrated Female BlllS,
Prepared from prescription of Sir
j. Clarke, M. d., Physician Ex-
traordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaing In O OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution is subject Il modsmtos ali and
all distractions, and speedy may 10 Yelled
To Married Ladies
II peculiarly Iuited It will in thortims, bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price one Dollar, bsarI the Government
Stamp Of Gfsat britain, to prevent eouneffsiH.
These pills should not be taken by females during the FRS,
three months Of Pregnancy, they to bring
Miscarriage, but at any other time they safe.
In oil Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In tho
Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerion Palpitaton Of
tho Heart, HystereS and Whites thols Pill, will effect
cure when all other have aod and although pow
erful remedy, do not contain lion, eAlomS auimony
any thing hunful TO the constitution.
Full directions IA the pamphlet around zach package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES, tLaie l. @. baldwin n, Co..
Rochester, N. Y.
N, 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
horzod Agent, will ensure bottle containing pills
by return mail.
For sale By l. L. St, John Co., Timn, Ohio. jy29.r
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04
HAVE YOU HEARD THENEWs

VIM ~ EN AANAHa
4 NEESismanu.
featuring aud deal
ing in Havana and
Domestic CigaFi.-
Also Snuff Smo,
king and Chewing
Tobacco. Opposite
shAwhan'sBlOok,o on
Market 81, Thin,
Ohio. will sell
oheapoTf0F than
ever before offered
in this vicinity.
Here you will End
the greatett Nhfiety
of Cigan, Tobacco,
So, ever exhibited
In this eity,And al
% be diiPaisd Of on
iheprinciple oiquiok
edles andtnAll pFlE
iisg tho hest being
found on landat all
umet. am deter
mined 10 sell At pTi-
cea that cannot hil
10 be satisfactory.
And n my stock
don't give safisfao-
don whenpnTehated
return Il, and | will
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Feed the Cows.

TIES ,oa efshorss for ,ais At he sHsrsAos.ss
i iaAeseW BILL osBoAH
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sPEoIAL NOTICES:
Rataa of Advertising.

Agreed upon By the propro,or OF the Tin Tribune and
ssusca Advs,or May iOh 1858, to bO strictly enforced
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

~, FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
oas Full schOanhip in the Ohio State and UnioA Law
College, Cleveland, Ohio.
One Full Scholarship in the Eclectic College Of Modeins'
Cincinnati, Ohio.
All Of the above win bs sold yohsap for Cash.
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just Received,
JUST RECEIVED,

Ar YERK's STovE EMpoRuM,
goo CnH Iron Paror Stoves, on Of which % ne
ehase and modern siyos, and latest Improved rausfass
they going ohatveFy low ptices.
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Tiffin Retail Market.

Corrected weekly, by u. A. BUsKtRK & Bro. whole.
sale and Reta deslers In Groceres and produce Of all
kindt, Shs whan'. Rlouk, Tiiin o.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

Exhibit, a., referred 70 in Treasnrera
Report, Seneca County Agricultural So
ciety,
foET
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JUST RECEIVED

AT YERK'S EMPORIUM,
IS stswaIl Palenl Cook stots.. aal 30 500 shaap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
The Death PensJs
NAL
" aud the Condemned.

There A,e l,ra. " aud the Condemned.
this country o- number OF unfortunate criminals in
nenaaa. .er whom the death sentence is GOV sos'
mo- md others who after receiving the awful judg-
at have succeeded in procuring stay Of proceedings
and yet have hope in the mercy Of the courts.
The first the list Jacobi for the murder ofhs wife,
aud Evans who, there be no Interference the part
OF the authorities will expate their crimes the gal
lows, in Pittsburg, en- the Goth inst.
Burns, the murderer OF Burke, in Cincinnati, to
have been hung On the 9Th instant, but new trial has
been granted him.
Albert Lenge for the murder Of Robert Duncan will b.,
hung in Marietta, Ga, on the 9th inst.
Samuel Simmons who with his murdered Nathan
Simmons last summer, in Brunswick county, S. c. will
be hung on the 27th inst
Michael O'BIien, who brutality murdered his wife a.
Cohoes, in this state will be hung the Sd of June.
Cyrus W. Plumer, one Of the mutneers of the whale
ship Junior win be hung in Boston the cath of June.
Stephen H. Houser for the murder Of John Parrish,
years ago in Cascopaie county, Missouri. This
and convicted in 1857 bat he succeeded in getting
new TRIAL ordered, aud las. week he again found
guilty in St. Louis and sentenced be hung on the lst Of
July.
Qglubo Apo, Chinaman, for the murder Of Mary +.
Fletcher under sentence this city 10 be hung tie
20 Of July.
Besides the above, Mrs. Hartuug who sentenced TO
be hung Albany the 27th of APRIL for the murder Of
her husband aud Henry Jumperz for the murder of his
mistress, and Michael Fam. for killing companion, who
were 10 have been hung chicago the 6h day OF Nay
have had stay Of proceedings granted in each Of their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
Naval Intelligence.

The following list Of officers Of the new steam frigate
Lancaster is authentic, according to rank:Fag Officer
John B. Montgomery. Captan--John Rudd. Surgeon
Solomon Sharp. Purser-A. f. Watson Chief Engineer
VIM. ". W. Wood. Lieutenants--A. S. Baldwin, Henry
Rolando, VIM c. Temple, ". W Queen Bancroft Glerardi
Captain Of Marines-J. c. Gray SOL. Chaplain
Newell First Assistant Engneers-E D. Roby, Thomas
Williamson. Master-J W. Harris. Second Lieutenant
Marines, H. Rathbone. Assistant surgeon-Wm. T.
Hovel. Third Assistant Engncers-J. D. Wright. j. A.
CabJ, c. De Nalin, +. Cronn. Boatswain-J Walker
Carpenter. P. Butler. Gunner-G. Sran. slilmaker-
W. B. Iueitt Masters Mates-E ". Watson, A. S. WILL
mutt, W. J. Furgerson, T. G. Cuddy. Captains Cerk-R
G. Moseby. Purser's Clerk. W. Hern.
Passed Mdshipman j. W. Harris has bean ordered as
Master on board the Lancaster H. Eastman to the Con-
s.ellaton Le Roy Fitch 10 tho Savannah r. r Bradord
to Tie Portsmouth; j. c. Moseley to the Levant: G. w
Boegeh to the John Adams and Thomas K Porter to the
Wyoming.
Lieutenant J. j. Amy has been detached from the COM
mand Of the Fulton, and Lieut.. r. B. Pegram from the
water Witch. Lieut. G. f. Thomas has been ordered to
the Michigan.
The following engineers have peen ordered to the San
Jocpto now preparing for sea at the Brooklyn Navy
John Faron; First Assistant, H. W. Spooner: Second Az
sstants NJ Bellogg end j. B. Houston Third Assistants
He Victor, John Roop, B. Kayauaugh, and George w.
Hall. "
Preparations being made to put the United States
ighie Sabine in dry dock at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
when enc viii receive the necessary repairs required
her bottom. Her crew will be transferred Temporarily
to the United States receiving ship North Carolina and
her sopernumcrary marines Of which she has frigates
guard will be transferred permanently to the Brooklyn
Marine Barracks The original guard OF marines will in
all probability be detained board ship until she goes
out OF dock 1t is no. supposed that she will require much
oveIhauljng.
The United States sloop ofwar Levant Citing out at
Boston for the Pacific squadron went in commission on
the 14th inst.
The United States sloopot war Constellation apg Out
at the same place Will receive crew some time this
week and 60 in commission. Her officers, With one or
two exceptions, have already reported