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FUTURE III 9


VI al entire Stock OF
ID Y 7 GOOD
On TUESDAY, The 5th of Noyaml,r 8, 10
lc,ocb, viii e,nIfieuee ne ptb .;,, s.,a nv aafs
ogue. OF the entire stock ri
u X y G. obs
"a. aalS; hoBtaf ADGAh ~ Co, Cta es.pn.
:. G, at their stG. cor a., of xiv .,a 49,.
.tTeetS. NV
TITS stock CONSISTS Of eo4np:ete .ts,t,asut Of
very %ri- " O.
FOREIGN ard 10 N ESrIC GOODS
Eequifed IN the Ia Neis!ys rstaJ ,,.i, IT.,
iSticiant emily il coafss We 5lleas, L.ana.t, a,i
1rints. ~
ne Foreign goo Is hsve been reeer tly Imported
y thea.se Vs. quo " ,:e ssie ,,sd wis raf. ani
taste. 49,
he ".!e will be IN the order OF the ca slnrn.
rom efy 10 day, uatn the whs'e st1 K / sus.i
ph AJND@f, tho 4fh us November tlp ,tar,.
> III te open .ur the
INSPECTION al lhe GOODS
AfIan sene"sS have been mare f,r the IA, hino
OF Goo"s At reasonable eharg,s.
itkGa.--tlssh. ..as &.
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h. ss,, '''ef ilas TRANSFERRED In relation
Sos, a, : ''1eht Of Dir. Breekinrldge 10
NJ sAo secretary Of War. There are
|sss sss that the rumor wa TN.
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= foIItE.-Iho 21ta Anunai Mtali.e- of tho
J. StorkLe.d frs Of the J - u rs ItlyEK AND
"A RIA VIVA COMPANY viii be bsld -, tbi.
4'y Gn MONDAY, tue 2e.h ius.
ot0ckhodsc * Requested. to appoint urox,es
sad Forward the lists 80 tho Secretary As soon "A
possible. -
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By (. B. coon, .ducs'r.

ENxECUTOR'S SALE OF GENTEEI.
IL AOtSLhUAb FURNITURE. 40.
hCCIION--pu TUaS..~I SOFA inrt M ~
,e ca WIZ Sell II he residence of the late Mrs
"a ah Crutea Held, GA nuva near vi s,ree, ali the
hol.s hC'i and Kitchen Furiithrs coutai ed /. shii
residence, conss lug Of tie usual variety OF yreIA
kept articles. BY orler CT the i.aeoutor
IEaMs-Csah before delivery
co - h, Z COOK, Aue.
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land shore Sufficiently 70 escape haff. from
the rebel batteries.
The only steamers now at the NAVY Yard
are the Dawn, Tetzeil, Auaces.a, and Ccaur
de Lion.
FHoa fHE TPPkR poroIAo
WAsRfEalos, *lok. l9.-The only aavices 81
oeiEed at heauqas rsers from the Tprer poto.
lotc ~ very orit' idispatch sent by the one
rator At Sandy Hssx las, MINT saving The
reoels were about burning BOLIVAR. In the
rear Of Haraer's Ferry.
nA~oNsfRANcE A"AENST TnE PURcHAsE or ARMY
CLOTHING TX ErRoFB
boston Oct. l9.-The Board Of Trade and
-Niuln't'ee OF the Associated Banks have pre-
[ht'o 10 the Government 4 remoDsIrance
aRaihst the purchase OF army clothing in Eng
,dhd' ana II Is ruInorei that the Government
me- touh demanded the order, by telegraph to
i1ai.itA or cape aaee, at which latter point
bhe Niagara calls to night.
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Fly RICHARp C.sUrHoRW ,4ye,,r

{ IN TUESDAY, lJ.4 ii -, - 10 o. c.oet. at,..
sore GA Main trect two doors below the St
thAles ioFei, VIII sell at auction, Tor cash. ,un-
Try articles consisting n part If ~ obs Herrings
d iot o. wooden ARE Matches, ore !aigs and one
small Platform Soa'er De4k Stove, 4 Mahogany
LentFe Iahles large lron Boiler, l,.r.e 4, opper
ooieE 10Y urAacfs' - Au keis With many ether
articles too NUMEROUS to mention
&c - K G@UTHnRN Auotr
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.l~Sa.ra.sa ca $ansa Il osa Island.
..a. -tr.rt Of The skiTnisA on Santa
81 .s..H-. e- size Ii Of October. gives the
.a.-9srnl allied ia the expedition alto,
- I..-oar-s u. OF tie killed, G DC
..- b. 'ae .tl Regiment FLORIDA EoiuH.
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sy GoDDLy q APrARsOs. l.aaoasr,

ssNhEGCF0"'a SALE 81 REAL ESTATE
II oN DlVAt, BET HGEN rot SHEE AND
,Hoo'o IhA TS-At the request Of Mr.
isld, dec d, we shai, s-l 1T public spc,,nn A., ~,
premises On MON DAY. the es,h 1.ctoisr y, =,
o'clock r NJ the LOT ard BRICK rMNEm =
~ DIVA stre J. Of 'Saieh The test.,or ~ d .z,,
~ ' '''is OF '2s Feet, an runs back "a
hasa$i i"p'n Tbs is really Hiss, .ic,irapis rrs
ieaSe fer q sDa1 fanny
itshs One third cssh balance az 4 AID q
h'EtAs Tor neg,tiabe notes interest ad led g.,
uFej ny tru,t deed, or isl. r,sain,s
- svttDptS & sppspS.N
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AFpOIHTMkNT Of PROXY

IT.
AHe" hH -HtH 6y ,atse Pressais: that We ths
5u0acr4Lcrs, beng osoc.oid ers in the an.s Rivar
an >anawAa Company, do hereby constitute sn,l
appoint - our true and lawful Attorne ard
Proxy, TO represent each oi lis In ali general n,.,,t
nEs OF the stock hoiiers OF said Com auy held
witiAin SIX months from and aztec the date, hereof
when Wa are not personally present or rrp,eaented
% some otLer Proxy with fuii power and su,ror-
ity, ut such general meetings to give sac vol. or
woes ana 70 40 saei other aet Oh acts rs each OF
could give do is d member OF Ia. sail u,ss,
ngs, II we were personally present; ana we do
hereby ratify and confirm whsteysr vote or votes.
act or aeta, chr said attorney may lawfully give or
conferred upon him.
Witness Cur hands and Scala. this - dsy of
-. one thousand egh, haadr.d and -
Ae''s; ISsi.
oeAl.
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! Mnoi siter sending q detachment down the
kana~ha Valley. sxns returning with nj.
io!ccs 70 MS Old position near Valley Noun
talh. zen. Lee WAS still at niesdow Bluff.
THE DEPARTURE OF ors MINISTERS. xEs.ns. all.
bgLt AND sAsos.
Inc rev orleans Dsi.a has the following
in relation to the departure of M.ssrs. ,llde,i
aud Mason, Confederate States Minister. 1.
France aud England
Our Ministers, ohm Slidsu and James VI
Mason, with their secretaries and families
started from Charleston ON last Fridsy for
Europe, having experienced no difficulty in
eyading the blockatiers in u last steamer -
Several statements have been made in reg tr,,
10 the departure OF these gentlemen which
were not exactly correct, and some doubt has
been expressed rs 10 the fact. They uiJ 40,
20 in the Nashville. as was stated in Peters
burg paper, and ii is not matter of mucf. in-
terest how tney got OFF; but that they did dc :
part, and that they were not pursued by the
enemy's ships, and that they are now far be
yond their reach, may De surmiseu By cur
readers AS certaiuties.
The q ;. ninister 10 France (IIon. John
>lloeil) is tn route for his port, and will, with
out doubt, arrive 1T Paris b. the cad of Oc,o-
ber.-f. 0. Bee.
INSTRUMENTATION IN THg ARMY.
We copy the following from he Savannah
lGa) Meas, of the Esd inst.
The court martial sitting at the barra cks in
tnIs city nave concluded the trial o. the case.
IL Charles farreily, private in the IeiIair
lIlsh tf't}s, charged with mUtinv and using
disfespert.ul language to his superior oftieers
inc sentence OF the Court hats been made puo-
lie, an Is as follows: Solitary coaIiu.u.nt
at Ill terNals OF fourteen days Ter r;shtv.four
d tys-hard labor, with ball AID chain during
Inc I'VE intervals OF fourteen Cays e3ch-.ud
at III e expiration OF his term of punishment
cone hundred ard fifty foar DAY J. TO be dis,
flonofaoiy discharged from the service, with
forfeiture Of pay.
ARRIVAL u THE RALEIGH AT NokFoLK.
The Norfolk Day Book, Of Friday, aas the
following:
the Confederate steamer Raleigh arrived
here " eQnssddy, at noon, trom Roanoke
Island, tor repairs. The Raleigh was in com
mand OF Mldship man Gregory, ana brought
IS I,assen ger oar former local editor John &
Lang horne, Acting Paymaster, Conieuerate
State Navy. Inc Rtieigh brings no intelii
geEce Oh interest from the Islmd; bat eporls
everything quiet there ~ present.
capt Alexander, OF the kaisieh, was tenn
porar-ly detached from the vessel previous 10
nee departure, but will soon arrive in thu
city, ahd resume command of her. After
compile Inns her repairs the x. Will repair 10
aeT former Cruising ground.
APREsENT TO COMMODORE HoILIEs.
The New O:lrans Picay4Hs, OF the I'd. SANS
A few Of our patriotic citizens ass.mb iea
ana presented 20 the gallant Com H3ilas OF
TINS naval station, Il handsome Tag ana zen.
1i4ht, " Aieh were displayed over his quar-.
terS, Ut HIS Custom House The ltn /, p.u.
Wlin the anchor and Confederate stars IN
white, IN The centre OF the 1ieiG and ihr
stredneI is red, white &nt blue with whit,
stars on Tie blue. Al sunset there was Il So
lutte fired in honor OF the occasion.
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AUCTION RAr.rs
TILT, DAf.
By RICHARD CAUrHORN. Iae,,,

hN MONDAY. 2sta ms !, At 20 O'Clock al =
~ sire. viii sell, Al saetipn, for cash. suoc,
ti'ies' c"fsisting IN part Of 80 pieces Ssors
yhs6ty; .or of .naoaister Bacon; show f,.s-,
'iass jars, &".; Cooking S,oye,: / sffics do :,
Jthrs Desks; ics of Lhs,fs. Mahags., Lt.fr,s
l"aies, cioek. Coffee trD. q lot OF rfr.seed pss.
-nk ard InaLy articles: ali II which N, n,
'0ll lot cash Use 26i r. CAUrHORN.
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LATEST NORTHERN NEWS.
In Important ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
a-yons'S Instructions Ia British Con
suis N the Rebel states Reported
Rebellion in Western Virginia

ihrobgh the medium Of our special agent
We ;,re enabled % lay before our readers this
morn .ng news from the Nosth Of the very
latest uaieS which have reached tbia city
he sources from which we copy being line
larsd with Ltncoipis ism, allowance should ba
made ioE much that is extracted frcn them.
I he following are the associated dispatches
: u fhp NJ han rns-se.
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NJ TO ALL W HON IT MAY CONUEkN
- ! ne 4 gent Tor tho ladies SOLDER a.. So
cieiy, II the Warm Springs Hospital ia in to,~I
aliI in bohaif Of the suffering soCers Ark ad IL Ia.
procurement of such necessaries as ire
bic to their comfort.
Conu buttons lett with Messrs. Mfrc4EfI &
TYLER. or j. SACMutpo, E.a. Cash,,r Eayk
| OF Richmond, viii be duly appreciated
The agent will leave tho o.ty i'll four or fiv,
days. 70 ~ o.
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a. CHANGE or SCftEDULE.-Trave!
- eTS going South WI Observe thar tbc \ +
TERNOOH TRAIN FOR PETERSBURG loave
this city at THREE i. y, instead OF tour ~ + ii
ner.y. DC %G-lui T. Ii " YNNE Su,rt
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n tlhC Jb.A I'm "a L4BaARiko r. 4.
- The CAMP$-Au Ell. RI il now bain.
tGa@e I" tnpp Y eacR reg msat on service al this
State with circulating Library In thi, WAY
mGch may re done fot :lrG comfort sad a.crais =
oaf sNId'ers dii og the tiins hey nay re IN i1t>
quarters. Having the Cooperation Q. tie C,ln,l.
teufs chap!a0s aut: - ltysc extent the re ici,us
soldiers, Il viii be easy TO lake tha uecsSsar, ar
raDst Ae--ts it the friends AZ hoiae vi al. Al
VINO eel interest, Il Il tits mos, important ject
are eafae > estcd 10 con r4butions ct e.
OF inoaey, or Of books aud mag aziuts - the care
Of GEO. }. SINNER d co Richmond Va
Il. l.. bic X NSON,
General SupSriu, 7'.d ut Colportage.
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BY order Of the President sud Directors.
WIN. y. 5iUNFORD Sec'y.
Richmond Oct u
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From the Baltimore 4pcy.caa of the 2lst
inst, we gather the following:
FoRrHEss MONROE, Oct. Is-Thera ia No
news from the South to-day
General Wool his issued an order ,i,ino
the 'contraband" employed IN this d5part
meat wages at thu rate Of = rer month for
the 10 en-, anu 81 per month fg.. tho females
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TA!LORS IRONS AND H1TTERy
! 1hoNS. for ssls BY CLAAxs SON 4 co.
80 No los 11nin d.
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oEngRsp 70 A NokE IaroKrAxc gIELn.

" Asa NGTON, OCt. u --~Sut ii1INH 10 Il ESStl
here al tue misconstrCctlon attempted 10 be
put upon Secretary Stewards circular by
alarIaIsts. The circular shows that our reia-
hons abroad are in good condition, and that
.he GoNfrnIneI means 10 keep them 30. The
nation six months ago became exposed 10
dangers within and wlihout. The Admins
tratioa has taken adequate measures 10 put
them right within, and now turus It's atten-
ton 10 putting them right without. II ASKS
The 60 operation OF the loyal States in this
latter as In the former.
oBsrhtcTIoss OF THE LowEa Poro1sC py rHs
CONFEDERATE BATfgR1Es.
WAsHISGros, Oct. I9.--Tbree tug boats, the
Phsey, Robert Leslie. and Gnother, name not
assistance 10 aGy vessels coming up; but in
consequence of the bright moonlight, and
afterwards OF the thick fog, they were ordered
not to attempt 20 pass the batteries.
IL is thought no vessels passed the re bel bat
teties uIS or down last night,
Firing was heard from the batteries about
midnight, but the cause Is unknown. There
are indies tons that the rebels are erecting
prominent batteries NJ Cockpit Point and at
fraestoas Paint. Considerable bodies Of
rebels were seen hard Ut work at these poin Is
yesterday.
Tweity-s.S vessels are known TO have RIM
the batteries night before last.
1t II believed that vessels drawing not more
than eight tsst Of water can hug the Mary
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SO soon rs sse get rid of some expedition, new
on hand, we shall probably run In North
somewh here for repairs.
Il e. The officers and men behaved well. lad
Captain ellis stopped We should have been
blown out of the wtt-r. Everyone says that
guns were never better handled than those
of the enemy yesterday Every SHOT came
true The only wonder Is tnst no lives were
lost. A nun bar were scratched BY spiinters
was hit by them hali-a-rozen times.
We expected lively time passing Mat
thias PciAt, but either they have no battery
there, or they allowed us TO 20 by 1t un mo-
Tested. We were abreast of tEs Point at 10,
having been called to quarters at dinner TO
prepare Tor AZ emergency. At. this point The
channel carries vessels Of our draught within
less than nall n mile CT the bluff shore. A
good battery, we'll manned, couid command
the river, and could have sunk US yesterday.
After piping oowa, Te were n second time
called to action from dinner, and threw shells
ct the Point, but without any return. 80 we
were three tImos cleared Tor action during the
day"
TA8 REBELLION IL KESTUC -LETTER FROM HON.
49,. EESIT GKIDER, 81. {.
we find the following l5Ater lii the Balu
more american, of the 2lst;
LOUISVILLE, Oct. ~, 1s6l.
DEAR SiR--Tou have seen that my town and
ha!E my district are now in the possession OF
the SeCcssloGlsts and Contederatcs, and We
believe th I they intend 10 bring large forces
lnto cur State 10 winter this idi, but our
people ara not iscourlaed. The Union
men are Hrm and determined, aud many of
the rebels are TAXI, Z sides with the / Mon, as
they have become Indignant at tnCir course,
ana their u1prCFOhed lnTasIOn. AHCeI son is
getting ready 10 move DOWN, and h As the rail-
road buIit four mites towards Bowling Green.
me lGdlInc.trn Illinois troops are coming tS
cur aid IS rapidly dc they Cad, hut tne ulti-
Culty VIA ns is We cannot get arms Tor our
OWN men, nor Tor oEr uei2nsors. II we had
the arms. I, :. L
The rabtIs have not raliieQ TO tne CON t.der-
ates US the SJu.h expected and very
much disappointed and lnLl1nIda ed, ana
some OF them are falling into the ranks Tor
Inc sta te or The UElon. We nave been t1rdy,
but all will be we'll SO SOON as We cam get
guns. Kentucky viii arouse ap her SONS aud
put on her strength, Oe +" iAentueAy iUr
Inc Union forever"
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Spirit of the People.

Avpr, Axcva xo, mn. w.. ~ Ir,;o,
Do,.,. Co,n,,,,,o, h,ro o.,.sos or'. -.
I.nco, ror IN. ma, NJ ,bo m;,i,ara ~, "no,.
v,ro ,binnod on s,turJ.v ar,orno., ~
ino,on 10 M.ior.C.no,l s.~n.o.n M.
bo5v or mi. v.bic,. !. for, t.a, v;d.
.nd .;,h, t.., ror,, iii -, ,,,,',, .a,,a.I
to- na,,rassos o. a, ,,.h,a'. .',,S,...,,
s,r, Thoro !. ,I.o = 90, -, .....
..,,,.s ,,a,Io, LII Nv. Wv
r.. Ill, r.. H. AL :. IL %
oono ,cnnJ. a,d +. ..-, 80
..nupor. "a, =. .". Is, w.. W
80 r. -, '.N' ''"s
- A.. w sS
- r;a,a, :. hs -. 'n' "ae
-. " WIG '" WV
60
~ oA iah "a
nv, -, ~ ''e" ,n's .n'a saOn ~, 'vi ',o.
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80 -. - '.e D'''
80 -nn '.pp"'l ".'D WV N'" AA' 'n'e'i''
p.''1. C n
Co'On'i C s.., 'ne So"1'sS'.y
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rrIp of the James ASser 10 and &, ON For.
uem Monroe.

The Jane, Adger left the dock At Now York
on "Wednesday afternoon At p. NJ. We had on
board the Second Regiment, Wv York S..tc Vol
lmteers, % Troy, numbering 800 men.
On Friday, My "a, ,t3 4. NJ we arrived a, tho
wharf ut Fortress Monroe, and at 0 4. NJ al the
troops landed. Upon their arrival at the For
tees, they received orders from zen. Br-rLrR, who
Is now in comm, nj of the Federal troops at that
Fortress, to proceed with ali possible despatch to
tho village of Hampton, about two miles distant
thcreG ON, where they were TO 10 quanered. As
the vlsgo was In the hands Of the sec sssoui sts,
the n were in great glce at the idea o' having
skrmlsh w!th the oneray, and At +. N, when W,
lefl the wharffJr New York, they were being ddll-
ed " Ia all possible haste, for that object.
We regret 70 say tha! ss'geant yALGSTrNE, OF
Conpasy g., while descending ladder In the after
hatch ~ay, he made mis.sssp asd fell sbou, twsn-
ty.Gve feet He was seriously, bu, 1t Is thought,
not fatally injured.
Ths Il iga,es Cumberland and Minnesota, toxsth-
or with several gun.boats, conpislng the blocks-
ding squadron, were lying at anchor in Hampton
Roads, having in their possession about forty ves
sells, prizes; Of them was large merch amman,
that attempted TO pass the squadron by hosting
the British dag, bui upon boarding her she wM
found to be American vessel heavily loaded with
tobacco.
II WAS reported at the fortress that there were
shout 900 secession troops the opposite shore
Of the river. Toe steamer sar, gun. boat, WAS eA.
gagged in cruising along the secessipn IN shores
,f tie river, aud destroying the batteries soon
discovered. The steamship Quaker City, snd the
brig. of-war Perry sill guarding the sntrancs
to the Chesapeake Bay. We arrived Al this city on
Saturday
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Dl-consent In Hunxarx.

The recent speech Of the Emp,ror OF Aus
tri4 in the national Diet has caused the greatest
discomfort in Hungary, which obstinat.ly re-
fuses 10 DO absorbed In the grea. Empire which
it is now the obvious policy Of Austria to con-
solidats out Of her various scattered nations Ii
ties. The speech that in ths German and Scla-
vonian countries, excited 80 much enthusiasm
because Its leading idea was the unity OF the
Monarchy has, for that very reason been re-
ceived with the utm Jst disLrust and suspicion
by the Magysrs. :,
Fears OF a rupture are app'rent in every lins
Of the letters received from Pesth, and the fact
cannot be concealed that tho revolutionary
party are again gaining ground. The Hsn-
garisn iorual Magyar 0rszdg makes the fol-
lowing remarks on the Emperor FEAScIs
Jossras speech The language ufei has
rapidly dispelled all the hopes of those who
10, ked for 1t a. a sign Of peace. Tho dsys Of
trial b lave returned for Hungary, bat II ths
present moment is decisive for her, the lst Of
May Is sill more serious in its consequences for
tho mona chy, 1t is q perilous thing, the
struggle which Austria commences agsinst !
right founded on history, and against com pact,
reciprocsily consented to II is q a'erisus com
bat-that which is only justified by wish te
break all thoss arrangements, sna, by rejecting
oil consiliatoiy feelings. removes all respect io
the law,
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Paw of the NAVv.

The pay Of the Secretary Of the Navy Is
$4,000 per annum; the chisfs Of tho various
Bureaus frem $4,000 to $500; all other en-
ployees In the Departments from $,220 TO
s700 each. Tho sesior flag officers Of the Navy
S4.5C0. other captains according TO grade and
service, from $1,000 TO $4,000; compa-ders
from g. $50 to S3.150; lieutenants from $1,000
to s2.550; surgeons Of all grades from $500 to
$500; pymssters from $i,iooito $500;
challains same pay as lieutsnants; professors
Of mathematics from s960 to $1.s00 masters
from $825 TO sl.20O; passed midshipmen from
$3.50 to &L0o0; nidsbipmen, $3.50 to $3.50;
boatswains, gunuers, carpsnte and sailmaksrs,
from 600 TO s1.450; engineers from s600 to
s2.600; navy agents from 1000 to $4,000;
naval storekeepers 81. 800; naval constructors
from sl 800 to $4,000, and agents for the pre-
servation Of hemp, live Ssk timber, &c., $1,000
per aDnum. This is the annual pay Of the Off
GERS Of the navy. The marine corp, are paid
the same as officers in the army. Add to
these pay statistics the annual aud monthly
pay Of petty officers and seamea, aud We would
be astonishsd to see how much our small navy
costs MS In ons wear.
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LAUNCH or STEAMSHIP Cossnrurros.

LAUNCH or STEAMSHIP CONSTITUTION. -
The large wooden steamship Constitution, built
by WM. II. WEBI, for the Pacific Mail Steam.
ship Company, was launched on Saturday morn,
ing from tho foot OF Sixth street, East River,
nearly at the appointed time, and without a
single accident. She was then towod to the
Novelty Iron Works to recsive her engines.
The Constitution is one OF the largest wooden
vessels afoat, end is larger even than the
Adristic. Her principal dimensions arc Ex-
treme length, 800 feet extreme breadth, 10
f ct q inches; tonnage, 3, BOO. She II built of
white olk and yellow pine, with the main
pieces of live oak IL hOSyily braced with iron
has four water tight compartments, a"d is con
structsd throughput with careful reference to
strength ar d safely. The Lines Of tho vessel are
sharp and graceful, ard we'll adapted for speed.
sto win draw but fourteen feet of water. Her
a1ine is a single beam, with a cylinder 1OJ
inches IN diameter, ard II feet strok,. TIE
C'nstiluIion will bs fitted for sea win Ill
dispatch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-28
TIE PrsrfAcss aud Col Rilsworth.
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