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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16

H.. Iney say that the secession ladies are
~ ncA'ngIy bitter. We suspect they are at
~, ,"'e we wouldn't have one Of them
W. ,'u our lips for the world. We should
n"n espsct to get the bitter out of our
"n Tor month.-Prentice.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16

~ Those of our readers who find the
have previously read the news, must remem-
Der that every body does not take the daily
papers.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16

Devil, is mean word any way it can
be written. Remove the d, and It is
evil; remove the and it is vile; remove
the and it is i'll remove tho j and the
| remains, which has the asprate sound
Of hell.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16

EE If there is anything in death
'uai can Tighten the darkness of its shad-
Oss, surely it is found where the brave
md dutiful fall upon the field of battle,
ighting in noble cause.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16

rs One year ago to day, April 9Th
'ne President made the first call for vol
qnieers- What history has been made
y the passing year,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16

E The effort 10 keep up party dis
t.''tons now, must be pretty trying 10
ilOse engaged in it. Among thoroughly
IoyS men, party names now imply a
distinction without a difference.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16

IF If any one notices conflicting reports
in this paper, they will see the advantage
VIII CHI the weekly has over the daly press
that of making statements and correcting
them in the same issue.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16
Notice.

The Summer term of the Prescott Common
School Will commence on the 2lst of April,
aud continue tw eive consecutive weeks.
s0w2 d. S. SMITH. District Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16

re- The rebels objected to the pass
age Of the U. S. land GRANT, but their
opposition was of no avail.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16

- Some fellow has meanly insinu ated
that the Common Council in passing an ordi
nance to restrain jackasses from roaming at
large" have abridged their own personal lib
ert les
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16
Tenements to Let!

1.-TWO commodious tenements in Strauss
J. Building. on Broad Street, on reasonable
germs. Enquire of ]. M. MCKEE, at the Sock
Store,
prescott Oct I6 1851 tag n25wtf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16
To DEATH.

10 DEATH. -"tbe tony
he grOan. the knell, the. pail. the bier,
and all we know, or dream, or fear,
Uagony, are thine.
NuI 70 the hero, when his sword
has won the battle for the free,
ny voice sounds like prophets word,
A1d IN its hollow tones are heard
ne thanks of millions yet to be.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16
From the st. Paul Press,
COIaINTiE.

roar as though a million hells
Were bowling out their shame;
Broad leagues of hcaveu-afrighted yells;
Square miles of screaming flame.
A horrid purpliug Of the grass;
A quenching of the sun;
Red swathes of limbs in writhing mass =
And thus was Corinth woH.
Ted thousand mothers hold their breath
On tjptoc of dismay-
White streams of agany and death
Go up to God. to-day
Ten thousand homes are black with woe J;
Ten thousand Learts will break
All. Christ what have yet, to show
For all this weary ache z
How long. o God of Peace how long
Must this dread carnage grow,
Before its foul informing Wrong
Shall meet with overthrow
o Fatherl when we brought to Thee
This bloody holocaust,
We gave it unto Liberty -
Let not tie gift be .ost.
We have been patient; we hav" kept
o., anguish all alone
No eye beheld us when we wept,
Nocar received our moan.
But now when all tie checked lsiid cries,
Aud ali Our wreuchcd hearts crack
Lord we pray to Thee, arise,
And turn this ruin back.
All God the slaughter did not end
On crimson Coriuth's ground
We have more strickep lambs to tend
Than on the field were found.
The splintcrs Of that day of fear
To thousand souls were given:
All God we held SO very dear
The children thou hadst given.
Alas, the little prattlng PSI
Alas the orphaned eyesi
Alas the horribl. eclipse
Across thousand skies
o Lord, we trust Thee. Thou art true.
And yet we reel with pain
To think of all Thy creatures, who
Will never smile again.
1t is rank butchery to NOW
The green earth Of its hopes,
And make these CHASTITY rivers flow
Down all its shuddering slopes:
1t is rank murder, Lord. unless
Through all the sickening vail,
And all the iiicIrable distress,
Thy Justice shall prevail.
Hear. then. the sitting cry we fling
Along the sapphire way;
Behold what haggard frenzies cling
About this mortal fray -
And so. 0 God of strong and weak,
Unshackle Freedoms wrists,
That, crowned with reverence she may seek
Her people as she lists.
...-.. CLARENCE BUTLER.
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Immediate Payment

ALL persons ind ,bted to me by note or
"A book account, are hereby respectfully
requested to call and pay the same without
delay. .. W. rhAli:
ri~u. Falls, March IL, 1862. 46-s
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16

= The ancient Greeks buried their dead
in jars, hence the origin Of the express
ion, she's gone to pot q
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16

EF Gen. Pore is one of the popes
'hom good protestants can believe in
lie has such "taking way" with him.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16

> a secesh woman in Tennessee asked a
.1'oh soldier, SHOW far lack does your
"a'y extend?' "Why, madam, it reach
- ~ |" Tue north pole, and when / left, two
-e' regiments were trying to get in.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16

IF you ever have dispute with any
one about money, said a seedy fellow
TO a rich friend. just leave it to me.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16
Council Proceedings.
CouxolL HALL, April IL, 1862

CoUxoL HALL, April IL, 1862
sIavor in the Chair. Present, Aid. Bar
nard. Schaser Haviland, Griffin, RAIDER and
Cheney. Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
On motion of Aid. Barnard the Council
ordered the amendment of the minutes of the
Council Proceedings of April 81 1852, SO as
to include the prices az which tne sidewalks
were let.
A petition, signed by 81 citizens of Pres
colt. .praying the council to lay out public
highway. four rods wide, forom the southeast
corner Of block So, in Copp d Maxson's plat
of the city of Prescott, So as to intesect and
connect Orange Street with Linn Street. The
petition being informal was laid OH the table.
The following accounts were allowed:
W u Sterling, for building sidewalks. $2l 40
J Glendeening, for saving wood, 70
J II Whipple, for services OH board of
canyaSsers, / w
D S Ceney, do do 90
Geo Schaser, DO do 1 90
A H Young. for yrs sal as city atty, II 30
w T Hatch, do do clerk, 25 90
Aid. Barnard offered resolution to recind
a resolution of the council. making an appro-
priation for filling in earth around Dudley's
mill from excavations in Ash Street, passed
~ pm "a, 1Co-.
The former resolution being considered IL
legal hy majority of the council, it was re
cinded bv the following vate: Ayes, Aid.
Griffin. Barnard and Cheney. Noes, AID.
Schaser Havland and RAIDER. The Mayor
voted in the affirmative, and the resolution
passed.
An ordinance, restraining swine, stal ions
and iacks from running at large was presented
and passed by unanimous vote.
Also a resolution. fixing tie location OF the
citv pound. appointing pound master and
authorising The building of pound.
Also resolution to fence the public square.
using rs far as possible. the fence now around
the old cemetery ground
On motion of Aid Barnard the Mayor and
Clerk were directed TO post notices for letting
the lob of fencing the public square Bids to
be received t i'll the 2.jth of April 1862. and
the letting declared at the meeting of the
council. on the everg of the same day.
On motion. the license of p. Fl. Wheeler
was so changed as to allow him to remove his
saloon to the st. Croix House.
On motion, the council adjourned.
w. 7. HATCH, City Clerk.
CORRECTION In the published minutes of
the council proceedings of April Cd by an or
ror in copying the minutes Tor publication,
they did not state the following
" An the balance eff sidewalks advertised.
and not let 20 w. d. Sterling, T. Albert, and
reter Bott, were declared let to N. Hough-
ton"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-16

the council proceedings of April Cd, by an or
ror in copying the minutes Tor publication
they did not state the following
All the balance eff sidewalks advertised
and not let 20 w. D. Sterling, T. Albert, and
reter Bott, were declared let to N. Hough-
ton"
w. T. HATCH, Clerk.
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The Vote on the County Seat

1861. 1862.
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Gal AND MISCELLANEOUS
PRESCOTT, Wisconsin, April is. 1862.
VOL. W.

For LIST If Banks, Market Report, aud
-. Mars. see Fourth page.
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-s .hs ure.ndics -,

~, ,a..o, 'he pssudce o. soall portf5n Of The com
..a,ss. e tne ths soaIs musI .xtend sscs
,o M ,a-see rnd then The rsch ard tbs letr the power
fa and ,he weak TIC learned and tp> znoI ADt nnd eei
add security espsc ally against hSs that are snpy ~
II icge IN their na,.c IN regard 20 some Nivo ,s-
certainly IN l~fge cities, as ceiDg er'mih@'' so's
departures, rsfhars, from strict noias - ,siafc,s
alisn Aud a tho opihion that 20
passing lave for great metiopcAs1 "o '1,se.s
more The general weRfe Of the majority ol ouI
and less II patis.u interest," would not nave the DC
cirreless oi lbs &c np circumstances iv vti
article az the cols uion Of The pnited states e".2
fto~s-sThe right Of tho people 10 DC sec-te" ~
ueso.e houe.s papers and effects aganst nieafVhaoo
earche ana 5. zres shall not be violated AMI no war
rart shal issue bat uaa probable cause sup .reu oy
oth or aifrmrtcs, aI particular ~ losefox VIC psNs
70 be searched and the persons or thints 70 ~
yo,y thls article Is broad and too clearly stated 70
p.rnt for moment Of any other eonsruction th-n hat
xhieh The gives place upon III faes 10 the tstss
ho.k and under tins section hold that unless IN ~af
rebelcn 10 police officer or cthar guardian ~ tho ~ r
lp ,eace mas any right TO enter tho house o.
store Of any man whom the saine " cloted
and tho seal OF privacy is placed thereon, witheot
complaint oath being FIRST made and warrant grantoo
upoD thai OATH without the parte es seeing the Jaw
spy of ANY kac enters any mans place OF pshess a.
time when IL " Closed enters his dwelling house 10
disguise without snch authority, he Lespafsor, ana
commits crime therefore, hold that the arrest VI
essrs ireland Ma tthews under the clrcuns anees,
WAS unaw and the fact that the Dstrct Attorney mas
consented 10 their discharge on the testimony o the
officers themselves, justhes The Inference on my part
that lie fully concurs ~ the views which pave OK.
presse Such consent wing been given and entered
by Mr. Hall himse on the original papers the necessity
of formal order Of discharge is dispensed with.
lbe City Judge stated tha in consequence Of the Ne
cordcr having adjourned The court Friday he could
t legally render his the motion 70 qnash the
ndic nent against James II. Taylor. lie VIII pobsbty
deliver it early IN the week.
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Died


DgsAS.-.0n saturday morning, April ~, IN bs ny
triumph 81 faith In Christ, Mrs SAMANTHA BEAS s.sd
"a years, months and ~ days.
The relatives and friends Of the deceased ere invited
TO attend The funeral, this Sunday afternoon, at TIVE
O'Clock, from her late residence 10 wost Thirty nntn
street. Her remains will DO taken to Greenwood.
BsAcH AT Bergen, ~ J. on Friday evening April IL,
of scarlet fever ALFRED HoLBRooK, infant Of HSsfy
~ aud Annie T.. Beach, aged year and IL days.
The funeral will take place to-day Sunday Al twelve
O'Clock from the residence OF his parents al Bergen
which the friends and relatives OF the family re re
Bmp.-suddenIy, on Saturday morning, April Il, Miss
ELIZA BIRD.
Her friends and sc9usntances respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral services az tbs residence Of her
brother, freeman b. Bird, No. Clifford place, East
Forty fth street between Lexington and THIRD
this Sunday evening, at seven O'Clock. Her remains
will be taken On Monday morning to woodbridge, N. j.
for nterment.
BurtKw-on Saturday morning, April IL, MARY ANN
BUTLER, wife Of Thomas Baior, aged ~ years
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral FROM her late resdepee
No 2O Narck street at two O'Clock in the afternoon.
BuRxxrr.-In Williamsburg, Friday, April III ,
JAMES the beloved OF John and Catharns Burnett
aged I years, months and ~ days
Fold his cold white shroud around him,
Fold bis arms across his breast;
Lay him gently In his conn,
our Jennie dear, IL gone 70 rest
The friends Of The family are respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral from the residence Of his parents.
No 1876 North sixth street, Williamsburg this Sunday
drternson, at two O'Clock.
BaAissRD-Un Friday morning, April IL, HxSsr
BsAs.sn @ r. ages - ysars o.. o. 'qsnsunpnOn' sa,u @
attend the funeral at No Amfy street this Sunday
afternoon, st two O'Clock.
CaoxwkLI.-On seventh day, Fourth mouth II, WAL
rtR A. OF James and Phebe jane Cromwell, in the
11th year of his age.
The funeral will be held at Friends Meeting House,
at Purchase Second day. istn, a. eleven O'Clock A..
Carriages will await the sl5 train q, White Plains,
Harlem Railroad.
DroSGs.--At Stapeton, 3. l., on Friday night, April
II Jrus FpwArD Of Louis and Constance Dejongs,
aged months.
Drl,sTr on Friday, April IL, FaAsms DrtASry, a
native Of BalysnnaD county Cork Ireland, IN the Gath
ysnr of his age
The friends ~ the family are requested to attend the
funeral this Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock from bis
late residence, No so Henry street.
| Cork tapers please copy
ps.KsR.--0n Thursday, April 10, CaARLEs DErKs, in
the 74th year,of his age
The funeIstvi take place from his late residence, $40
Atlantic street brooklyn this Sunday aftsrnopn at
two ociock Relatives aud friends respectfully in
vted 20 attend without further notice
GOLD --Ous saturday morning April IL, JAMES Gorp
aged 81 ysars.
His friends ard ac9BsIntances aud also tho Trade Co
ciey Of tho YOuEN Men haimakera are respectfully m
viod 70 attend the tnneral on Monday afternoon AZ
O'Clock precisely, tfcw be lsie ,ysldencs No "a 90
Iomes street.
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SHIPP IN g N E w S.
ALMANAC FOR EEw yoRx--TnIs
ann RISES, ,,......... "A NOON nom 25
an \ NsErs...,......... sc morn IL
Port Of New York, April 12, Is62.

CLEARED
Ship webster Lawrence, IwerUOoI-spoac,d Tileston
Snip Snip si%s DeanS
Ship Charter Oak, Carver, Matanzas-Waisb Carver 4
Ship James Guthrie, Hanscom Boston--D Dunbar 4 Colby.
Bari BARI Mary Eds Edson nj Ncasa:sn sasa csas-E sssnds
BARR n ssst Knss.oS
Bark Elizabeth Lcavit', Halei' Cardenaswaish Carver
Brig Christine tiam}, Ai.meppcn. QusenstOwn--Funch.
Iris Linwcod OBJ. Van Sorden. ArrOyo-HJ Aac Abe
BIG BIG Ef@sy
s:s
sset Clara sels, Ss'sss.y %T&R%sssssT w.
' sfs
sr sSSsfffa -9si avsn
shSas SPs
fbSs baxpas s's s.sy TSadspSagT ssnas
seIr Trader. Piston, Ca%dsn-Nsifsia 4 Duncan.
ss%r s,arisi York. E Eersasa1,G Is!ss ~
schr Sarah Elilabe;h, smith New Haven-Master
schr y u Derksr, Natrous, New Iondon-H racket.
ARRIVED.
Ship oregon (of Faifbaven), Howett New Bedford, 30
hons IN ballast, 70 Rugcr Bros Win load for Europe.
schr Margaret Ann Obj, Whipey, Corvallis Ms, days.
with potatoes 10 A Smthers x Co.
Scbr Sea Bird, Philadelphia
Schr Kate Gordon, -, Philadelphia
Schr Uncas Hoy Elizaoethport for Newport
Schr lIIghlanos,, sufges EliyabethpoIt for Boston.
Schr Montiose HART, Ezabethport for Boston.
Schr George y Edear ElizabehporL for Black Rock
schr Hurd. Pcasce, Elizabcthport for Boston
Schr Charger, Mahau. Elzabcthport for Fall River
Schr Bird, Davis. Elizabebpor for Providence.
Schr Atlantic Mass, E1abetbport for Boston.
schr AIabells, Warl, Elzabethport for Boston.
Schr Hannah Hsvens Roberts, Elizabctbpor
Schr Trenton. Swirl, Trenton, NJ
Schr Flying Cloud, Till, Portland Me, ; days
schr VI II Reed Kelly, New Bedford days.
Schr Fanny Mltel, Hamilton, New Bedford.
Sclr Monitor Bcsse Wareham, 8 days.
Schr Victor. Sears, New London.
Soop Two Brothers, Rowan, New Brunswick, NJ
Soop Joel Hall, Wilcox, Ezabctbport for Providence,
steamer Locust Point ~ traDspor, French Port Royal
sc, 7th inst. 20 the u Assistant Qnartermaster.
Steamer Josephine ~ transpor 0mley, Fortress Mon
roe via Locust Point, In ballast.
Steamer Falcon, Adams, Baltimore.
Steamer Fanny Cadwalladcr Pcrsen, Baltimore.
steamer Fire Brick, Fennen, Philadelphia.
Steamer Oneida. Trout. Philadelphia.
Steamer Pelican, Jones. Providence.
SAILED
Steamships Etna tBr), Lverpoo New York. Of and for
Bremen.
Wind durng the dayN.
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New york Medical Ausiiiary Corps.

In conformity with the relsos OF the Secretary Of
War; Governor Morgan organized auxiliary corp.
Of volunteer surgeons who report themselves 10
the Surgeon General OF the State for duty when required
subject call OF the Medical Bureau Department ard 10
act under its Instructions. The corps will comprise the
most eminent surgeons IN the state and serve without
pecuniarv compensation. The Governor has already
issued commissions the followns.--nrs James H..
Wood Alfred p Post Ernest Krackowzef Stephen Smith
Charles H. Smith George A. Peters John o. stone Thad.
deus Hastead Willard Parker, Gurdon Buck, Lnther
voss and Thos. NJ. Monkoi, ali OF New York: Alden
March John Swinburne OF Albany; Edward II. Parker
Of Poughkeepsic, aud Chas Whine, OF Buffalo
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, April I2-GP N.
FLoUR.-The market heavy and dull with sales ol
1000 bbs closing at s. IS 10 for extra State and at
- 95 S. for common brands Of State and Western.
WHEAT inactive Sales Of IL ,000a Is 0Co bushels
made, at 81 40 s142 for Western white 81 "a for
Western red 81 2o for Canadian club, and al 81 81 for
Western amber.
CORN heavy and lower, with sales Of "a 600 bush
els, at sec ole for mixed, n store and delivered
PORK dull, with moderate sales at $l2 s7}s sl3
for mess, and $40 25 a $40 so for prime.
wHlsKEY--saes Of 400 bbls. were made at 22}ac. a
23lxc.
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Assc cmhly.

ALBANY, April IL, 1862.
rbo bill increase the license fees Of bawkers and pod
ers was amcoded, providing not TO apply 70 sales be-
tween regular merchants, and ordered 10 third
feaaing.
The following bills were reported favoIsoy:--
To incorporate The Exchange Company Of New YORK.
10 repeal the Bushwck Avenue act.
10 amend the act relating w Justices tcnrs OF hrook
MI d. wArRsua, asked for ~ extension Of tine ontii
Tuesday morning 10 report the Esc,ss hill, which was
granted.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the Excise Law.
10 provide for the payment ~ sopey expended in
eauippng the Twentieth regiment.
10 prohibit concert saloons layee S4).
To provide for the payment Of certain expenses m.
cured in the organization equipment and subsistence Of
.hc volunteers
TO reimburse certain parties and regiments for Uni
forms and destroyed Tho service Of the United
states.
To reorgsnize The State IDIOT ABy,ui
10 authorize VIM Beard aud others 10 erect and
lain pcrs and docks &C. in front Of their land in the
Seventeenth ward Of BrooklyD
provide for the formation o societies for The pre-
vsntion OF borse stealing.
To establish tribunal Of Cancellation in The Sixth judi
cial district.
The Congressional Apportonefit bin was taken from
the table and referred the Committee vi the Whole
motion make the special order for Tuesday
4 motion 10 take up the bill 10 incorporate the New
York and Brooklyn Passenger aud Bagssg. Company was
lost
Tho resolution 10 adjourn friday at twelve O'Clock
was made the special order fer Wednesday.
Adjourned III Monday.
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MiscellaueOus. ..

The steamship Etna Captain Kennedy sailed at yes
teIday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The steamship New York. Capt woncke, sailed yesterday
for Southampton and Bremen.
TRIAL TRPThe new steamship Salvador, to ply between
this port and Maanzss went down the bay yesterday
ing trial trip, and returned in the evening.
REWARDS FOR SAVING LIFE AT sKA--The aforementioned
rewards have recently been awarded by her Britannia Ma.
estys government and the Board Of Trade for saving life
at sea-
To Captain Isaac Jennings, Of the American ship william
az S rs ~ a psnss T % u ss,ny
doned at 9th November last and landed them at New
TO Captain L. c. Blair OF the ship Brazil Of Richmond,
Us sersn for ms humanity IN reseung the crew Of the
iss,, and landing them a, New YORK io,h November
p5 TS Snas tssy 81 Hs A. Sgs fsS%
ness The crew NE sShr CHI S@o"rnaha @ Of pghy Ns which
fssI@sS 2Ss q he same month r,sr, wm.m
Of New YORK ses,ant csmony OF his humanity 10 thc
Of the bark Alice Of Hail. wrecked on Lon Island on
70 Captain NOVEL; Of the American ship Tropc tees.
,Se & Village Belle e ys%SsiS Ss aSsndoasd at 9Th
70 CAPTAIN Dudley Young o. the bsrs Diligence Of Port!
ns 70 crew and pilot Of hs sehr Heptane o john
NIB whom be rescued from their &aerlogged in Jsn
10 Patrick Brown, aborer Gl and 70 Thomas Doyle Rich.
% rsicI ccSsIn. sSorsr each or hsr services i
e ss ss ssss o
| Der last.
reus telescope 70 the two males f los each and % the
the Of e. for their services in rescuin.
the and six OF the Of the schr Paradise Of Half
1 fax, Ms 5h Jan last.
To Captain Thomas Gardiner OF the schr Bella Peck, Of
New London, US telescope IN testimony OF his kindness
the master aud Of the schr Gpsy OF 81 Andrews
NIB whom he rescued from their ~aeogsed vessel the
2oth September last.
TO Captain Tburlow, OF the American bark Lucy Ring
gold watch and elan, tor HIS humanity 10 the Of
bark Kenmore OF Pou Ms abandoned at sea 10Th Decem
l Der last
The Captain Morrison Of the .hip Universe. Of New
York. gold watch for his humanity 10 the crew OF the
bark Engshnan, Of Shields ABANDONED al 26h Deeem
L Der last
To Captain Daniel Trupan. Of the American ship Cal
houp atlebc6pe In testimony OF his humanity and
10 the master and crew Of the brig OxrQd OF Liverpool
Ms. whom he rescned from their watfflogetd vessel
| 2lst January last.
BR BRIO PRIscr ALFRED Carroll, from New York for Hs
fax which bns been at antor In he outer habor OF New
having been ashore Point Judith been taken
] the dock, and Will discharge cargo for repairs
| LospoS, March 2o-The Emnic, Schroeder, OF Cobere
cleared New York fwbesu Dec " for Queenstown
has not since been heard Of.
L Mot SnN , Ia
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

HRyDRcKs--N SrERs. On Wednesday evening, Ags
a. the residence Of the brides father No 10 Fourth
street. by the Rev. W. s. Mikes Mr.. WH 4. ugsDecys
10 MATILDA A., eldest daughter OF G. Winters, Esq
srAcsy.--IEwr-At Elizabeth, New Jersey, On II day
April H. by the Rev. Samuel a. Clark Mr. J<as GEoscs
sTAcEY, Of Geneva, New York, 10 Miss MsBA raAtsA
X, youngest daughter Of John Lewis Of Elizabeth New
Jersey.
TURNER HAIIExBEcK.- by the Rev. Edw Jstbrop VIZ.
G. turner 70 MARY Z. HAILESBkcg, daughter OF George
W Hailenbeck, all Of this city.