The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17
Tho Navy.

boon fitted at Jersey City By Messrs Seoor Co.. 10
very superior The popularity Of those
GELS that they iron Glad with armor sufficient 10
protect tho officers and from musket balls. This
clading can be unshpped and stored away when not
needed. making the boats light and commodious Tho
pilot clad with heavy Jacket OF composition
70 protect the pilot and helmsmen. The boats will be
very valuable acquisition TO thc feet they are about 70
join Mr. Copeland fitting out several vessels for this
aeet at Williamsburg, are sorry to say that the
work on them not compare favorably with the
Jersey boats they should but cannot hardly ex
poet man 10 do when he sells 70. and Ats out for
| the government hundred more vessels. as man
would VINO had only two three 10 at out. Some OF the
Meet win be ready 70 send away w q few days.
SWAMI AsoEI-rhe Board OF Inspectors have reported
favorabiy for the purchase Of the new steamer Swamp
Angel built by C. Mallory, at Mystic Bridge some time
since with view. II foreign gave the opening, to
employ her as prvateer.
TEcUnsEH.-The irou.cad battery Tecumseh built by
ecor Co. their yard in Jersey City Is advanced so
that steam viii be raised her boilers mex, week
She would have been completed this but for delay
caused by the strikers. The Tecumseh II well built
vessel and will doubt prove Of the best
her class in the service As can be done she
viii DO sent 10 the navy TO receive her stores and
be fitted for
! PERsosAL.-Ac,ing Ensign william n. Cobb has boon
/
liam Cobb has been detachedl from the vsudAa and
ordered TO the Malvern. Acting Masters Mate James f.
Hughes has been detached from the vandalia and
| dered to the MassasoM
Ohio Wool Growers, Convention.
The annual session Of the Ohio Wool Growers Associa
ton held At Columbus the 9Th and 9th instant.
| committee. reported Che following resolutions
Resolved That petition the Congress Of the United
States TO amend the Internal Revenue laws a. 70 Inn
l pEotcCttnR e0oop
1 from tho dopredations Of dogs.
Resolved, That washing II in itself injurious to tho
Sheep is Of advantage TO the WOOL and Is only made
necessary by the present custom OF wool buyers and
Resolved That the existing tari on foreign wool Is in.
adequate 10 the protection OF American wool growers
upon che Same footing 40 american manufacsurss ,
by Lieutenant Governor stanton and Judge William Law.
renee and were finally adopted With the following addi-
| tonal one, offered by Hon. Columbus Delanoa-
Resolved, That committee Of three DO appointed 70
prepare bill TO be submitted to the Legislature for pro.
ton against dogs. and that said committee memorable
the General Assembly in favor Of passing said bill.
The following gentlemen were elected as officers OF the
Prssident-R. N. Montgomery. Youngstown, hahoniDg
| wee President-John Quincy, Alexandria. Licking
county.
Secretary-J. Park Alexander. Akron. Summit county
Treasnrer-L D. Harris. Cleveland
Di,sc,orss. s. Matthews. Outvle, Licking county p
MESSENGER, Maron Marion county, John Eears. Litcn'
field, Medina county.
CHLOROF0RM ROBBERY RECRUITS-Ino New haven
CONN Palladium relates how the thieves conrive &C
rob the soldiers Of their bounty money at tho camp IN
that city They pour choroiorm on the stockings Of one
sleeping soldier, and the teet being n close proximity
with head" or the soldier he b made as
unconscious log by the choroform, and the thief
| roos him at his leisure
! The Sc sation or the Season Is the
csssa: Jass in1Sdaesa y ~ world
siders Der .eils; somps,s without
% HxGSS e m Sold ~ al
Densloyv's Original Benzine Is the Best
IN the world md the only kind distilled expressly for clean,
when. The sS D up =
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| DENsLow. Chemist, New York.
omcial Drawings Of Murray. Eddy &
- EysTSesr: E1Ts. GLASS ias-Jsn 10; 1864
KENTUCKY. CLASS ls4-Jan. l6. 1854.
10, IS, ). 81. j. IS, 20, SO. %, 81, 81, "a.
Circulars sent free O charge sdEs ssaEsisb
Covinston, ~.
OmcieI Drawings Of the Shelby College
A0"e'' = A'' Ei1si CLASS a7--J.n. 10. 1854.
6s. 50, So, ~, 40, =, 20, 10; %, a. a, "a, y.
So, 10, 80, 80, 80, 20, IS, :, %, 55, 4s, 81
successor. = % s g1ss q ss.- G9'
Omcial Drawings or the Library Assoc
citation cOmpaqsy y,s Lo e., Of 5 neniu:sY 1854
50, 90, 81, AZ. 40, 3. TO- 50, 40. 30, 50, ID, "a.
Class 524-Jan il. 1864.
"a, IA, 80. %, 3D. l3, 80, As, "a, %, 10, a..
Circulars sent oy addressing . -
FRANCE, ELLIS CO., Managers, covngton by.
Prizes Cashed In All Legaltzed Lotto
ries and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
Brokers, $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
Prizes Cashcd in All Legal l.otteries.-
Prompt and reliable information gwen or sent.
J. CLAYTON CO., 10 Wall street. n y
! Prizes Cashed in all Legalized Lot.
| teries and information given. 9. WEST. Broker,
~ Pine street. New York.
| A Naval Sensation.
BEING AN EXPOSURE
Of It's condition. and the causes OF It's failures by D. "
SINCLAIR ToUsEY, lei Nassau street, Agent
Address Smokers.
PoLLAK son. Meerschaum manufacturers sS7 Broome
street near Bowery, are selling Pipes at retail
A Dozen Carries de yisite. 81; Proofs
Shown 81, all until suited life SIZE P6O'Sgrapss OIL 80
At ST. Broadway.
p MALLARD.
from 5l Broadway doors below would inform
the public properly expose his large and rico
Of French goods he has taken the large store 5
where he offers his superior collection o. Art and
PAINTINGS in marble and clay Bronzes.
rich cabinet Upholstered FURNITURE Paror SETS 10 bro
cade and mus1n; Looking Classes Glassware Porcelain
ardniers and quantities articles OF every kind
Mr. kaard calls the special attention OF ihs PUBIC 70