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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-14
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THE governmental aud pslisso.i questions 81 he
coming VII have absorbing interest for every
CITIZEN We are engaged in ggsutic civil var the re-
sult Of which fores-e u thrsst<ns rndics
change the institutions and principles upon ~hieh he
Government Was fOunded. and he dsstrpction q the
liberty and rights q the cssir~n. sach e. ne
people q no ether nstinu have enjoyed, and G
which may be attributed unequaled progress
in national prosperity and greatness The issue VII
soon be upon us whether tnis free 6ovsrnmen, shAb b
preserved and and the rights Of the States
under the Constitution Psrpetaaied OF powerful oentr.
authority be- permitted grew out Of this var. obler-
atin lines iStituros and ali those checks
upon the Federal Government, rghts reserved 81 the
state which have con~tnted the excelience and supe
rOrity Of our uafionAy-Ssses lone A. the SEA Ter
the common objects fSrth IN the Constitution. bat
distinct a. the biIlows the management q their
purely domestic Affairs. These questions were involved
IN the recent elections ami the voice % the people was
most emphaticaIy expressed for the Constitution a.
/. and the Union a. q was" Never there time
when IL important that the people should be thor
sughy advised a. 20 the progress and condition q pablo
AFFAIR." an Of passing people are not nc Tor
sefgovernmeni urless with intelligent Judgment they
decide upon the questions which Affect alike their
and the public welfare.
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CONSTITUTION WATER

To the public With the conviction that 7, IA. no =
relieving the class ~ diseases Viii IL has h. sts ~
enincntly successful IN curing aud trS o., ~ =,
- rewarded for our efrts IN IAcing % vAlusb,e ,r
m form 10 meet the requirements Of patient and nh
clan -
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGIsrs-PRICE al
wN. n. GRs6c CO. ProprSesor.-
Morgan Ahea. General Agents. No. 20 Gin street
Sew Yerk. Wright French. 81 Randolph A.; Smith
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NJ VIZ. GKsGo.
De >if. have for several wears been afflicted vi h
that Troublesome and dangrruS ci~es<-, Fsv-l which
resisted al remedies aud dostF until took Constitution
Water, and you may Ne assured that exceeding Is
pi,a-ei with the result II has entirely cured me- and
yVu mas make any Of my You uas-s-e o.
CART 10 the medicine. have entire cohlseice IL,
efficiency. Your truly POND STRONG.
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Legislature viii assemble on the sth u Janu-
AIRY next Us viii have deep interest for the
citizens Of Indiana. The >faei will contain faithful
and intelligent report Of is proceedings. that the
reader understand re day day What their Repre-
La
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coPARTNERsHIp.
Copartnership Notice.

WE UNDERSIGNED HAVE TAKEN HExRT B.
ALsOkD into partnership, and the business viii
n~feaer be conducted In the sud style RreEn
CALDWELL ALsosp kUGkk CAI-DWkLL-
deeI5
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DIR. Nm N. GsEco-D,fr MIR: In February, 1851,
afflicted With the diabetes, and tive months
"a sed more than two gallons Of water IN "a hours
Obliged get up often a. ten or twelve times du.
ring the night and IN five months lost about pound,
In weight. During the month Of July, 81, | procured
two bottles oi Constitution Water and in DAYS after
using IL experienced relief and after taking two bottles
was entirely cured after rrgaining my usual good
good health. Yours. truly.
J. v. l.. DE WITT
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viii assemble, and the most important questions
will be brought before u for determination. one q
which, the Emancipation and Colonization policy Of the
President, will vitality affect the future Of the country
All interesting Congressional proceedings viii se re-
norted IN he >~Nfs1,f
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-14
PLY SICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Hare long since given up the of buchu cubes and
niter IN the OF these diseases and only USE them
tor the want OF a better remedy.
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DYSMENOEEGA, OR PAINS III. MENSTBUATIoN, AN
IN AENORkHAG1A ok PhOFUSE FLOWING.
SUPPRESSED MENsTRUATIoN,

Which in the narried female is constant recurring
d and through neglect the seeds of more and
dangerous malsdie are the result, and as month alter
month passes without effort being made to assist
the suppression becomes chrouic the patient grad
all, loses her appetite the bowels constpaed. night
sweats on, and the consumption finally ends her
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We have Of the most complete Printing Establish
the Our facilities for doing all kinds OF
Work, Book, Plain Ornamental, first class. We
have the latest and fastest Presses and have
added Type all the modern styles and employ
the best werkmen We thus enabled TO furnish Jobs
promptly. guarantee satisfaction and to accept low
prices.
We haze connected with Job Department, Adams
Superior Presses and prepared to execute Stereotype
Preswork together with the Presswork for outside
at low hgures.
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Brushes! Brushes!

HnA DOZEN Paint and yaFnSh Brushes, Wall
@Utb Brushes, sash Tools. Blenders. Scrub, shoe.
HorSc HAIR Hat aud Cloth Brushes Of ali Lin d. al loves
figures BROWNING 4 SLOAN'S.
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Has proved itself equal the task that has devolved
upon i.
DlURETICS.
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Is respectfully directed TO EstsbIis'ms-t they
desire frst-class work at low
f-oriers from abroad viii receive prompt attention.
Ees~work furnished in all at the time promised.
60 Strangers from distance. and busi-
ness men of the city and country. are cordial
" invited to visit our office, and examine our
facilities for executing every description OF
Printing in the neatest style, and on the most
reasonable terms.
Is Office on Meridian Street. South of Wash
ington Street, opposite the Postofiice.
ADDRESS.
ELDER HARDNESS r. BINGHAM
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SsEA READ. READ.

rtate and dreneh the Kidneys aud by constant use
lie adj TO chrome degeneration and confirmed disease
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-14

Diseases occurring from and the will
irely cured by the Constitution Water taken for
length % time. The dose should vary with The -everit
Of the disease from twenty drep> teaspoDnful thr
times day. Ia During the passage If the Calcu
Luz, the pam and urg-ni symptoms should be combate
with the proper remedies then followed up by the Con
stitutiea Water, l. above dire
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-14
LEUCoRRHGA, OR WHITES.

This disease depends upon inflammation Of the
cou- lining OF the vagina womb IL l. IN all cases ac
conpaned by severe pain: nthe BACK. across the bowels
aud through the ps Ateaspoonfu OF the medicine may
be taken three times day, with injection of table
spoonful Of msd Inc, mixed with hall PINT Of soft water
morning and evening
IRRITATION OF THE MICK IF THE BLADDER, IN
PLANTATION OF tux kiDN vs. AND CArARRH
or IiIh BLADDER, sTRAN6UARY ANDBUhN-
ING OF PAINFUL UklNATlNG.
For those diseases it is truly sovereign remedy and
much be said IN its praise. a single dose has
been known 10 relieve the most urgent symptoms.
troubled with that tressing in the small
Of the back and through The hips teaspoonful day
OF Constitution Water will relieve j. u lie mage.
FOR DYSPEPSIA
II has equal IA relieving the distressing symp
toms Asc Headache, HeartbGrn. Acid Ito ach, vomi-
ing FOOD, &C. iaAe tea pounful after dinner. The
dose IN all be increased desired but should
be done gradually
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17

HEApor AnrgRs ARsy % I'M PonosAc, I
Ieb i.tO - N (

feb. lD--l0 Y. N.
Richmond papers Of the lsth have been
ed tn following s from Charleston, :. feb ID
The French steamer Milan passed oar bar yc-tor
day from Baltimore, bound TO fot Royal She expect
cd here this week
The frgae rsrsidcs her position permanent.
~ among the bioclad.ng squadron on Charleston. :
Yankee picket was captured "Wednesday evening
by our scouts Hilton Head stand ~ confirms the
intelligence " impending attack Charleston, and
thinks II viii he tsade ia about a fortnight
In the rebel Senate the Committee Military AHair
reported adversely upon the bill enrolling oouscrp,s
white male persons the employ Of n. government a.
ready 10 the military teryice.
In the House . resolution Of thank % reoc General
Morgan for his services 10 tho West introduced
The I'LL authorizing the impressmcnt ~ slaves AMI
property for the the army pared and
nton adopted lnstrnctng the COMMITTEES - The Jud.ary
TO report b providing for the sac u Al ne,roe. taken
10 arms against the conredefsoy iba proceeds - BE-
divided among he captors.
The Virginia legislature ha bsgte IL BIZ 81 transfer
the state line 70 the Confederate government md passed
a bill Authorizing the iasue BY the state % one dollar
notes redeemable 10 Confederate Treasury n0tcs
The Richmond Engayer ys:-nfotmaiioa from North
Carolina Ieads 10 the impression that the Yankees
Gently Threatening that section moving the direc
ton q Charleston Two thosans dollars offered
for aubsitaics and largo resmds onerrs fJr the a.
prchenslon a dcserters.
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Trial Of Deserters, Sc.

The accompanying list OF soldiers have been tried by
court martial found guilty and sentenced as follows
Private John ~ OTIS TO- A. Fourth battalion New York
artillery, absence without leave, thirty days hard labor
and forfeit one months pay.
Private Albert sandiord o. C. Fourth battalion New
York artillery, absence without leave. thirty days hard
labor and forfeit one and hall months pay.
,opora Frank Harrington, Co. A. Fourth battalion New
York artillery, absence without leave, reduced 10 ranks
aud forfeit Two mouths pay.
Private r v Renson, Co II. Fourth battalion New York
artillery drunkenness. sixty days bard labor.
Private jas. 81 Middleton, o.. u, Fourth battalion New
York artillery absence without leave, sixty days hard
labor and forfeit months pay
Private Lewzcarn A. stewart, Co d. Fourth battalion
New York artillery absence without leave sixty days
hard labor and forfeit months pay
PiivatA Oliver Wescott, Co. u, Fourth battalion New
York artillery absence without leave thirty days hard
labor and forfeit one mouths pay.
Private James Wright Co u, Fourth battalion New
York artillery absence without leave sixty days
labor and forfeit months pay.
Private Emery W. Clarke 10. y. Fourth battalion New
York artillery absence without leave, sixty days hard
labor forfeit one months pay.
Private Richard Barker, Co a, Fourth battalion New
York artillery absence without leave sixty days hard
labor ana forier two months pay.
Private Richard wenDers. b. Fourth battalion New
York artillery absence without leave thirty days bard
labor aSd forfeit two months pay.
Private WIN q. Pardce Co d. Fourth battalion New
York artillery bsence without leave, thirty days hard
lsoor aud forfeit one mouths pay
Private Lew q Cintzmsn, Go. u, Fourth battalion New
York artillery, leaving post, forty day hard labor and
Private Horace r Lee, Co. D. Fourth battalion New
York artillery, absence without Leave thirty days hard
labor and fotict me month pay.
Private Isaac 4: washburne 90 y. Fourth battalion
New York artillery absence without leave, thirty days
hard sbor aud tor, eat one month pay.
Frtvaie Nm. Patterson, Go. ID, fourth batalion New
York artillery, Absence without leave, sixty days hard
labor and forfeit one month paw.
prIgste Lester A. Olfs, 60. y, Fourth battalion View
York artillery, absence without leave, sixty days hard
labor and forfeit months pay.
Private ias. Williams, 20. ~, seventh battalion New
Yors artillery leaving post ninety days hard labor
and forfeit twn months pay.
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II III Il N A v Y !.
Arrival OF the United states Steamer San


The United States Jacinto, Captain konck
endorr, arrived yesterday morning from Lobos lght,
Old Bahama Channel under canvass having broken her
propeller shaft the 10th OF January when near the
above locality The accident occurred OF soundings and
about six miles from the edge q the bank The shaft
broke on close 10 the hub Of the screw and by most
fortunate circumstance, IN falling jammed between the
post ana the ruddor, that by su management
Captain Ronekendorr enabled with chains
and hawsers and with canvass, got in ON tho bank
he anchored and half fathoms Of water
Tho immense screw weighing above eight TONS then
dropped to tho bottom and by scientific arrangement o.
spars ropes chains afterwards hosted the
side Of the ship and landed in safety the deck where
il now lies uninjured The shaft broken on flush
with the hub OF the propeller, smooth and square
could be done with turning lathe
When the screw dropped of the engine started up with
immense velocity but the engineer being at hand shut
OF the steam Immediately, preventing any injury 10 the
machinery Az far az can asccrtaned the vessel has
sustained injury other than the breaking OF the shaft
Much credit In due Captain Ronckendor and his excou
tive officer (Mr. Chsndler) Tor the skilfu manner in
which they saved their valuable wigge waggle.
Tho san Jacinto left Iobos Light tho 4th instant
under canvass and has experienced light and adverse
winds during the whole passage. The United states
steamers wachusct Oneida left there tho Sd inst
left together the 4th INST. for Koy West.
Paymaster c. NJ. Guild has been detached from the
Santiago de Cuba ana with his clerk, came home Pas
senger in the San Jacnto.
The following st Of the officers OF the San Jacnto-
Commemorative RonckendorG.
Lieutenant Cog,mnadt.g-Haph Chandler.
I1pnlqsbT'-, ramer Burt
chief Epqiao.r--Mortrner Kellogg.
CAPTAIN Of Wrriass--Iohn sch.rmerhorn.
.Secopd Liept.iidnt If M1,1neS-L. W Powell
Actiag MrSteys-p j. Mcischer, II. j. Coop and John
Baker
ISsisiont Saygsnl-fra Bragg
Acting kns,ga-Wm. II. Herbert
Second asstrtdk EnDin,sfs-H 3 Davids and III. G.
Mcilvaine.
Tstyd ASSISTANT Fugipos-Fdwn Wellea, Henry j. Scott
N, Iowne and Ghns. J, toney.
Acitgg Guaner-f has. A, Stevenson.
SdiiDdigr-Juhn W. North.
Cdrpab--liobert A. Williams.
BOdfstudin--luhn Marley
Cdpe,sir'G CiyL-Wm. u. Walker.
Pdy,ad.ter's Ctpk-Romeyn Freeman
Aciilg uasic,s RdtsSA. II. Fuller, II. I. Reeve, ThOs
c. Jones and Joseph - Weed.
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The Alleged Breaking or the Chnr,es,o,
Blockade.
FLlGsRlP WABAsHi Tom ROYAL HARnoR, ~ q,
Ecb N is,a

-.
fcb. III, 1853.
gR-In nv previous cspatch, No TO- written iust ne
the mail was closing, ! informed the departfnap, I
would send rafutati0n, 10 Official form, 90 the gtaenent
made IN General Bcauregards proclamation a. 10 tho
blockade a Charleston, published W the Charleston and
savannah papers and accompanied BY made
with the apparent sanction Of certain foreign functopa
res The emphatic letter u Captain Turner On. tho
star ana decided statement the officers 40 ~ which
be together With the previous inquiries ex.
animation Of log books made by captain burdon, ~ tho
powhatan (who the senior osucer Fesent previous
despatched TO Charleston the day II tho raid leave
nothing 10 add save 10 cali the especial attention ~ The
department 10 the facts thus elected
Very respectfully your 9bed.ont servant,
=. y. DUPONT.
ReaF Admiral Commanding South Atlantic BocEhdag
Squadron.
Hon GlnyoS W LIS Secretary or The Navy
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ScQvsestratiOn.
Mr.. Conrad, Of Ia, offered the following =

Mt. Iunfad, OF Ia. OHefcu tIt TUIOWHR -
Resped President be requested inform this
House what estate any has been sold under the pro
visions the the of the property and
effects OF alien enemies for the ndemn ~ Of citizens OF the
Confederate States aiding the during the
snsng with the United States before 30 1861.
And also the paid into the Treasury from proceeds
arising from the sales under the said act.
Mr.. Smith OF ". g., introduced bill 10 alter and
amend act for the seluestration OF the estates prop
erty and effects of alien enemies and Tor indemnity OF
citizens Of the Confederate States, and persons aiding
The in the existing with the United States,
proved February Is. 1862.
Referred % he Judiciary Committee.
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Among the recent deaths IN hr city W notice inst Of
Dr George r. Cammaun, long associated with the Dcmlt
ispcnsary and other kindred benevolent insttBtnns
Dr Csmmaun jealous and faithful 10 the die
Charge 81 hR profess duties and Ia recognition there
Of and ast tribute o. their respect 70 h.. rnefnury
physicians aud OF the Demt ntspnsary met
Yesterday and passed resolutions of sympathy and
d0lcuce with hts bereaved family The Metic4 ~ ard
have also resolved 10 attend hlg funeral
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17
The Free Navigation or the Mississippi
River.

Mr. Sparrow Of Louisiana offered the following ioint
resolution
whereas the Confederate States contiguous the
Mississippi have by order OF their respective Conyen
tons recognized the right Of all friendly people living npon
the tributaries its navigation and, Whereas
the provisional government of the Conede ate States did
by act approved 18th Of February lsti declare the
PEACEFUL gion Of the Mississippi river free 70 he m
Of any the States upon ~ borers upon the Dor
dcrs OF its buaresn and, whereas the ordinance OF the
said several States and the act of the provisional govern
mcn touching this important and serious question are emil
ueutly right and Just; now, therefore, he II
Resolved by the Senate House Of Representatives. of
the Confederate States America That this Conedeiacy
does all times maintain and support the right 10
the free OF iii. Mississippi river declared and
set forth the said act Of the provisional government
IN mt ton OF Mr.. Oldham the above referred 10
the Committee on Commerce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17

The steamship Eatanzas. Captain Liesegang from Port
Royal 18th inst, and twenty -four hours from Fortress
Monroe arrived &C this port last evening.
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Aouthern Cr~siuIisx.

The Mobile Adcrrssr and L<oisf,S learns that a good
many negroes the rogon above Oklahoma have found
their way beck 10 their masters completely drgw,ed
with Yankee freedom and s attendant hsrds Js With
the propensity establishment for which the African
noted they tell dorons stories 81 the treat.
mont they have psrenced aud that which they dscov
cred In for them Ou- ~ them asserts that
the custom o the Yankees to dispose ~ the surplus
women and children BY blinrtolong them aud driving
her M In he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17
MOVEMENTS OF GENERALS.


DEPARTURE ~ TBr GrNERAL P.ioN NEw YORK poR
sHIStrgoK-Bis nbaKrrIoS sLosG TIM pourt-
DEVOTION ~ sOLDlrG< rO MCCLELLAN, ErC.
MaANy, Ieb. IL, 1855,
Geuera Mcclellan let New YORK this morning By The
ten O'Clock Tram Tor Rhnebeek, accompanied by Mr.
sloan President ~ the Hudson River Railroad lie gDc,
raj dressed o,zens Clothes ami every preo,u,on
prevent is being known that be th-
tram Hut this did not prevent u being known ia al.
Of the ARRIVAL of the train At this several towns
along the inc tina, General Mcclellan vas aboard.
Al almost every stopping place the arrva the tram
WA greeted With cheers for Mcclellan from tho large
crowds gathered there
senator Kelleyis sleigh "a waiting 81 Rhine
heck the arrival Of the train. The General
~s but a moment stepping from th. % thu
sleigh when the driver started 81 rapid speed Tor this
residence Of Mr. Kelley pursued by immense ero~d.
making tbe air ring til their beers for Mccvlsn
reyef.l interesting incidents took psos ~. route IA
raj entered conversation with tho General Tie latter
AK ~ questions about oontt,os ~ ,bs army aad IT.
dinoreui division, With u,u.h interest thoagh bs
wa stu it, commander wounded soldier ~ smother
car on being TOLD that Gcpersl NcrTelian was On the
tram wept Ike child de hfing that he csuidat bslp
H. also that L General Mcclellan .s.ia pscod Al the
head q the army he would a. nght uoder hun be
hal 10 ~ on Jne leg
Governor seymour ~ gpp- 70 m nebeck under ~ %
yiaton u Mr. kelley max az gpths. Ing banafgi u
important petsooasrs a. thai point
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17

from thn NrW Haven Journal frb. 10
There hsh grsn ueTaps notice that cen Slrnsd
10 pass thfUuzh 0gr cly saturday Afternoon and
bulieiiD snn,iuoea The fatt only before
the ~srnlng ~ The ~ fapiff sfread bos
ever and great Sbsfsgated TIE bftascs and
thrUnue al the passages n The Haion bsasn fhe
Know nix oncs mbst rel ~ funrnse 'ofer r''fne Wy
the ~ the hair flrt the General would az
pear ne Platform = Tho AZ or lnsle4i "
whch Uhsu the hatcd "a 80 whispered that 10
thf auI GO. sefell@u thrrc orsurfsl sudden
bri.pt change ~ bs@s f.Nuins " tbe overthrow
~ sadse NsaAgs and The upaeftuE Ana total ~.
peralou \ : barrel q rersi cams gen Burnside -
tsas aetraly gr~~fe 4buted WITH good h4Hof a. ths
Inevitable b.na ssak ing and made fsS fem4T1 u
suh.tsn a i0l0ss--
NNfuw ttftsfss tYNFFcffrr f4I-s ffre ufbym
fssdtnNs krAfifFtmE ~ ne % sbufefy
sffsfffH A*oz feel tst among trends Tor
tsHf tUftlfn ~ th~ Nhh ilf tns
unlfr lasuealaf~ command thefr ufssfs
Gpnn Ia ilsf fflu4 any ether Ntats sud
LthiNF ~ thai - tsii p1aftss fh'tt sud fshfsla-s
Hfrar iuafltf4 f0f wiHfHef
"A ~ taofis Psitas enssns sa.ls 'tsss 20 IT. Isl
~ fHt. cordial gFeeNbs.
tn Asnefsl then dalsrted ~ he shore sa4ie
he Ngfnn ia III 30 IeiaNd,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17
Two More ron-Ciads Turned Over "a
the Navy.

CArstnL, Iron clad Ericsson battery--hayng been
finished NY the contractors viii proceed To tho brooklyn
Navy Yard to-day tomorrow be formally delivered
the representatives OF the government er tur
rcts and all other appeDdages board
completed tina, she will be able 10 leave here TO rein
force the ironcads the South Atlantic before the week
expires The Catsk IN exact copy OF the passaic and
Montauk except that sections have been materially
strengthened within the past few weeks Her battery
consists uf one eleven and fifteen inch gun, both
the Ericsson carriage in the turret The
compass arranged IN IN. recently adopted
vessels 81 her casef and the impregnabe chimney the
lack OF which disastrous 10 the Monitor, also mp
Tho sci steamed from Greenpoint to the Dclam tier
Iron works last week receive her muzzle boz, which
Is finished. Annexed is a list OF her officers Tar
a reported
sio,nnpauosg--Georgc Rogers.
Lietisnant Communications. e. Carpenter.
Actng AsstSdu Poggtisiry--~.. y. Woodbury..
Sec ~ ass.sfaat Ehg,neer (Actng ChicI) u. I'm
mons.
Oao Gag.necrs-sco. II. white, J. b. Lnars aud n. D..
Bucshoui
SASrucKrT, iron clad batteTy--was turned 10
the Navy yesterday, a. learn Boston steam
from Lorings Works 10 tho Charlc-own Navy Yard,
making excellent the way. Her preparations Tor
VIII DO finished Wednesday, and FRIDAY rhe
will sail for Fortress Monroe JON the ssnganon and
when III. aiskiil reaches the destination u -
pored that all With their conveys, viii proceed South
The Nantucket the sister snip ~ the Nahnnt which
butt At Boston also She is in all respects ike the
other Ericsson vessels, Capt falraS commands her:
but all her other officers have not yet reported.
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f0iftANhf Me- f"N 10 49,
Tho North American Captain Butiln, arrived = nte
r W. with eighty nine passergefs fhe e1perencei vcry
heavy weather