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The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1865-11-16

The thermometer has been 20 in the
shade to-day. u .-..--.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1865-11-16

Good Stock Of La6ies and Misses
q Shoes; gents and boys custom made Roots, at
n WARDENN
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1865-11-16

go Ht'+# ldNPTpbOl, NOV. 4. '
The visit of the Prince of Wales TO Liver
pool having taken place on the 5lst, busi-
ness WAS totally suspended on that day,
the commercial report consequently is on
ly one day later than blythe Cuba. .diy.
The proprietor of the Irish. People is at
Itempting to bring actions against Lord
Secil and other authorities for the sup
preston of his papers.w -faiu 3fi bsrua,
"a French journal denied thai FRANCE
made any, effort to exercise ,m9rat inau-
.ence in the Austrian policy towards Frank
fort. On the Goth, a respectable looking
man, giving his name as Lieut.. James
Henry Safer, ofthe 9th Conn. Volunteers,
was arrested at Bublin, on tile arrival of "A
steamer from Liverpool. op71"'" hrs ,sr
Ths prisoner was found to have in his
possession, seven barreled revolver 200
riiIed patent ball cartridges, said TO be
poisoned, q box of patent conclusion caps,
four military drill books four COMMITS
sions, bearing his name. 70 serve in the
volunteers as lieutenant and colonel; also
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1865-11-16

ON motion tho following accounts were
n lowed hN hn -hnhrI IL. tnL ------ - y
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1865-11-16

nLD VIRGINIA WEED, HON
/EY DEW, Nsctarine, Rose Bud and Ne Plus VI,
ira Chewing Tobacco halfSpa nish and common
smoking tobacco, cheap at WARDENlS.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
snvestigation into the Conspiracy 20 Seize
the Peruvian Efeainer-Triai Of the
pausmn piratcs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Friday, May &c, 1865

SAN FRANCISCO, frlds! MAY 70 icoo
The examination made into the circumstances
attending the conspiracy soize the Peruvian steamer
Cotton at this port reveal these facts Parties on board
the Bonies some 400 in number enlisted ostensby to
proceed to Arizona, but really 10 land the Mexican
coast, in the Gull OF California.
A man by tie of Williams was the General
commanding the expedition, and another by the name
OF HunCerford late Of TIE Army oil the TOtouac' Was
It's Colonel.
subsequently to the detention OF the Brontes ny tho
authorities Williams and Others coLcOcted bchene 10
seize tie Cotton her TO sea- and use her AS pr
yaieer against French commerce.
Some of the leading parties IN the conspiracy were
formerly known rs Rebel sympai hlers
The Mexican Cen Vega, Agent OF the Juarez Gov
eminent, large advances OF money 10 llilams
leader OF the emigration scheme until he ascor
tanned that the money was likey 10 be mlsappheo'
when he gny o iniOrmaton against W lliama
Williams lad given others 10 understand that the
seizure OF the Cotton understood between the Mex
lean and Peruvian authorities. and that the show OF
force in mixing the seizure necessary to acqu the
latter Of any blame in the matter.
The men selected by Williams for the erterp prise we're
sworn to carry it through the blde OF sword. in
private and the duty Of OF the party was to cut the
telegraph wires.
Tie scneme contemplated the seizure Of the French
transport Phn when she came down from Mare Island
The parties arrested in the city prison charged
with c0nspirIng 20 commit felony. They VIII be
examined before the Police Court tomorrow.
Tie trial OF the Panama pirates continues Inc ietfr
OF the Rebel Secretary OF the Navy (M tlory) SHOWS
what was 10 be done. Its genuneness II admitted
The prisoners set up their defense that they were
engaged in lawful warfare and should be considered %
prisoners of war.
The subscription 70 tie Seven Thirty loan In this city
Yesterday was quarter OF n mLhon OF dollars WeAs
Fargo Co. have taken an agency from Jay Cooke
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DIRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, Is6WITH SUPPLEMENT

position and feebeness several days previously at No
Connelsburg and it required great labor and perse-
verencs ~ get him across the mountains to Bloody
Run On Friday he was very i'll, having steadily re-
fused food for several days. lie eft here on Saturday
morning with very unsteady step. for Centreviie.
where he died on Sabbath morning.
Tic Waterman who spent the last night with the
living Hannibal reports lin as having been very rest
less Curing the night frequently shifting Lis position
wing down and getting up Al time he endeaTOrei
20 break loose from TIE stump ~ which he Was tied.
some time before bis death he got on bis knees on all
fours and remained in that position half an hour
When II became apparent that his end approaching
crowd OF persons assembled 10 ace this pOuderous and
Tremendously vigorous animal expire. Fears were en-
terained lest In hs dying aeouies one might 10
hurt but ell pTecantion VsanDocessary. UaDhnaI AZ
the time above stated stretched himself 20 full length
and died without quiyer NJ II family sleeping. HIS
pfoprietofs we're teiegrapbei from Cumberland. who
gave orders that he should be inferred without robbing
lin Of any Of his natural ornaments.
Hannibal was the iarges: animal ever exhibited on
thi. continent His hig ht II feet nches and his
weight was ascertaned 10 be 1900 pounds, seven
and ono. half tuns. lie consumed 800 pounds Of hay
bushels Of oats and a. gallons Of water psr day. He
was supposed TO he in his Goth year At the tmc OF his
dea,h For 80 years be Gyersed this continent ut an
average Of 900 miles per year. the greatest curiosity
ever exhibited to the wondering millions.
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From 11ninmoros.

The brig I. Drummond, Capt. Stead, arrived
on Tuesday morning from Masmoros bringing dates to
May c. business was very dul-marks! gluited with
merchandise MANY kinds Of merchandise were selling
at much lower prices than at New.York.
Monterey was stu in possession OF thu Liberals.
Gems. Negrets and CortiDas with 1900 men, were In
front OF aud dem andel the surrender Of Matamoros
which was refused by Gen. Meta. in command Of tho
city who was reinforced by about Zoo French troops
from Vera Cruz. and expected to be able to hold the
place.
On the 9Th Of May the American and foreign men,of
war CT anchor OF! the RIO Grande were dressed I'm
mourning and fred salute token OF respect for
the late President Of the United States Abraham Lin
coin.
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money he seemed very muoh dissppcintedi Thompson
had been in Montreal about three months; from what
have heard, BlnokbuIn las frequently spoken OF the
natter Of which he stands Charged pr.
blackburn was In Montreal" Deneve
during tae tins MI Thompson stopped there; Back
burn mentioned that Eyaus told him he hsd disposed
VI s0ue Of Ac goods IN WssDgtoli he spoke o pm as
cock eve. Jew 1DIc Toronto; Hyams lett the city IN
q short iiIne nfo. we hsd arrived here from unilir
ard know tlat neil her Mr. Thompson Aor HtSeh hau
Guy knowledge Of his Trip nor had either OF US al ths
time seen Dr. Blackburn.
Ed j. H4H-In July. 1884 or beginning OF August
received q tee gram from some person NJ the CLi'
ton House asking ne % tel Hyams TO go
over immed,atelv a. DR.. Blackburn wanted him;
he Tvnns) said he had 10 'money TO pay his pas
SAGE loaned II 10 him end wrote my partner then
4 the Clifton House 20 collect II from ackbgrn. which
he did; Hyams and went over the Silver Spray
seamer TO St Caleinos; during the passage he spoke
10 me In general terms OF enterprise that be
and Dr. Blackburn we're engaged iD but did not
state Whist II was; lie said he had had diff
Guilty at tie Boston Custom House in getting his
trunks through. ard had to pay one or more twenty
dollar gold pieces 10 get them passed; lie said lie went
from Halifax 10 Boston; he stated that his mission was
not completed yet and expected be would have TO go
back; Lad not the slightest idea Of " hat his mission
what enterprise be engaged in until heard
II mentioned by William l.. Mcdonald few weeks
tince; when got the telegram from the Clifton House
knew that Byams had been away from the city for
time previous and had nut recently returned; Mi
Mcdonald, in speaking Of Hyans's enterprise said II
taking clothing infected with yellow fever into the
United States 10 DO introduced among the soldiers;
Mcdonald told this IN reply my having asked him
be knew anything about IT,
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ART we'd.

st..m.hp Eu..rp. Eldrdss wilnins.ou,leo hours. nd
stssm,hip Empire Dobbins Washington. 50 hours mdss
s,s,n.hlp City Of B.,nor. (Brl M-shouse, LivsepeA
l7th and Queenstown ls.h p M rndss aud pass 'oo
st.srror Hunehb.ct IT, ST. Fyae. shorn River. N o.e
q s steam transport M.s'.sO Crane, Newborn, 70 houA
SHIP Lawrence Johnson Savannah days in ballast, Lev
''l Bsla aismiaon ot wina.o N 81 Curry Gov Bay sa
brs b Dr. al for Ns~YOri
Ban Heroine (oi Bo.lOu) Ncksrs0n, Charleston dsy~
Bsri Elizabeth Dsvi. Mesna April 10th and Gibraltar ~
Bark Fes. Wing Davis Washington days. in ballast, -
BARK Hector tOf ST. John. N b., Ksnnsy Csrd-oah dy~
B.rl Queen NAB lof Liverpool Ens) Bartlett Havana
B.ri 6.m.boi a. ST. winchester Charleston I'D ins.
Bds Stewart PsddocE. Cardsna. days. mola1ses =
Brig Cub. tOf Windsor, Ns. Hon'es sasus, Is dy."s
Biz Irn- OF Hsrnugsor Nation. Addison, IL daysnbs
Bns Ba.e.r 10. Ya.,u Claypoo. M,anIs' 81 days. go
Bds Emlis ,aa soas lt,i), cOsero, m.''InA IS d.y'
Big T. Drummcnd of N.,sau, Stead Mst.noro. 9Th inse
10 ballast, Joseph sPinney Had succession OF esstssy
winds and heavy weathsI in the Gulf
pa ssr Co. Fla. he'd heavy aaas .
on ss che ' W ..a A Bed :% ne
thera II days mutt Jane, Douglas On the l6h inst =
4
Len schooner Two Brothers, for Rock Sound to load for Ns
York
Smiihers 60. ,,,.
Sch R. Dean. we'tsss Charleston, days In balla'tA
schr w & Menhon Cole, wa,hinssOn days in bsllas<
Sir Isabel Alberto Tucker Richmond days in baAss@
Sehr A. Richard. (of Boson Arey Savannah, hdy'mass
William 5. Brown Il Go. -
schr Lucia Ives wes, Washington days. In ballast Vn
Brunt 4 SlAsht
s"hr. Harriet Samantha Of ssem Bsicr Eluthera II Dr.
sehr JACOB Bridal Hsale.on, Maryland, days shptiD
Der, mattel. - 1870
sehr l. 5. Davis Kempton AeIsndra 10 days. In bslss@
Jonxs smith Co. -
schr T. j. Worthngton. Worthins,on, Georgetown dsy~
co.l-fcr Ss~buTE -, ,., IA
Brett, Son 4 Co. a., d, ,u.
A. Abbott -. ,,u. A..
schr Frederick of Nassau, HOwe', MssmOr0', - dsJ'h
SIR Bob (of nassau Abury, Eetheus 10 days. pinsse
schr Comyrose Brown Savannah, days in ballast, -
schr co,, Pilot. Goodae Port Royal 10 days, In bslss
Merritt Go.
Schr Ella Cannon. Ross, Virginia. wood
Sehr. Wsnsts, Hawkins, Virginia wood
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The suiinna Disnster-Pindisg OF tiss
Coart-Mariial.

The following is an official copy OF the find.
ing Of the Court in the u tie Sultana dis
aster:
The steamer Sultan. loft Eew-Orleans on Friday,
2lst Of April la65 arrived a. Vick-burgh on Sunday
evening April %. remained at Nicksbnrg about 50
hours. The arboard boiler leaked badly. This boiler
was repaired at yicksburg. The work was well done.
far Il went. but sufficient repairs vero Dot made
he regeet Of DOT doing this rng 10 the evidence,
did materially endaDger the safety OF the boat but
cure vi steam
On Monday. April o. lees l.soe paroled prisoners,
including - officers put board the boat bound
for Cairo. Illinois. bio al,o had on board 20 cabin
passengers aud Is employe. "a. Asri,sd a, hSnrai:
o'coci Went to coal yard above Memphis and coaled
and eft there for Cairo NJ O'Clock ~ m, 2'tn INST
when about seven riles above Memphis tie boiler. or
tho boilers exploded Soon aterwsrd the boat caught
ire and was totally Destroyed. 40 I0aT can DO
ascerlaineG only about 200 persons were saved NJ e
time OF the accident The men were AL or ior the
moot part ns.eep Tho boat was si1ureh vessel and
well ofc.rsd. The boilers had been satisfactorily
tested just before tie down trip from 1t. Louis
Good order prevailed and the men were As comforts
BE rs could be expected under tie circums!ances he
safety OF tho boat was nc. particularly endangered by
tie number Of men board but there wa 10 military
necessity for placing them all upon one boat the Pa!'
line Carrol being at the same time a. 'lckthurR win
the Sultsun The men should have been divided Tho
OnarterD Department 1T Vicksbus is oer.urh-
Bic for not insisting its rights ana fof permitting
others without urgent protest to the Eehtth com
narfpc 10 pcrfpr its duties End the Adjutant Gen
era Of lie Department Of the Mssifsppi censurahe
Tor iaking upon himself duties not properly belonging
20 him There was intention. however. on the part
~ ,ne Officers referred to- " any injustice 10 the
! soldiers on board the SultanA or the Government
Tie csuse OF the explosion from the evidence, wa
by there not being sufficient water In INC boilers
I'm. evidence fully shows that the Government has
transferred Al many more troops on boats OF nc
greater capacity than the Sultana frequently ana wiz
safety THOgAs VI. EKOws. 1t. Col. lth Ina. Cav
r g. EoxBAuRI. Major lst Ill 1t. Art
A. H. EDDY, Asst. -Quartermaster u. ,. A.
Tbera b,ing no further business, tho Conrt here
adjourned sine die. THOMAS III. Bgo"s,
Lieut Col. 7th indiana Cavalry, President
A. H. EDDY,
Asst. -Quartermaster. u. 5. A. Recorder
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chipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK.......M -
Cleared,

Cleared.
Ste.m.hip Cuba fBr) Stone, Liverpool, =. Cunsrd a.
Steamship California. Bsssy. Acapulco Wskeman, oesso
steamer T. C. Knight Mason, Wilmington H. B. cronvss
Co. 49, -. -.
Steamer Oc.orors Mclaughlin. Baltimore, VIM. Dslssh
Ship Essex (Brl Barnes, Liverpool Darrell Nash
Bark Xantho Conway, Aspinwsn Psnsma Railroad Co
psny. ~ N d.
Hinckeu
Bsfk T. r.. Allen Leland. Cienfiego,. Brett, Son Co.
BARK Union (Bren.l, ticfer, Csdix, kuger Bros
Brig Tubal Cain. Pinkh.m, Cow Bay, Brett, Son Co.
Bra E,tefsnn fBr Welsh. Cardenas, James r. WHdx -
Brig Csraccas ,Br Bright, Bristol, Eng George Bulsn
PrS hlbaross (Brl. Partridge. Lingsn, Merrill Wshsc
Big Thomas owen, Bntler1e!d, Nuevitas Thompson
Hunter. 49, o,vs
Bhs Union (Br.), LOomer ST. John N B., d. Il. Ds"ss
60. -
schr O. r. Burn, Taylor Petersburg Van Brunt slssh4
Schr. Harriet Thenas, Robinson. Mobile Bentley Smise
Co. =, -.
schr W. A. Crocksr Pearce, Washington Van Bruna .
Slight
Amsuck & Co.
Schr J. r. jameson Jameson, Salem. W. :. Brown Ca
schr Kat. S,aaIee Crawford Mobile, Van Brnnt SAoA
schr Sea Gull FISH Washington 4. Bynnen.
schr. Wauponss, Melvin, Stamford
Schr Boston Mere Boston, Miller Houghon -
schr II. F. Wool French, Washington Van BruntsSAsA
schr. j. ". Hsth.d (Br). Paine.
Schr. Governor, Chase, Salem
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The Rebel Legislature Of Virginia and
the Laie President.

WASHINGTON. May IS. 1868.
In an anonymous communication published
In The Chronio q today tho following letter purport
Ing ~ hs e been written by Mr.. Lincoln appears
UsiDaRs AExfgs or TEE USIrRD sTAIH, }
CI1r PoyT. Aprils loo5.
Msjsy Cs. WyrrEr. Rich.8 md IA; IL n. been inh-
thsi the gentlemen who have .oied the Legis
tur~ virginia in support Of the Rebellion, now desire
assemble Richmond and take 20 withdraw tho
Virginia oop, and other support from rr''ance to tho rem
ERA. Government they attewpt H. give them peiH. on
and Irofec'ion until II ct t they attempt some action
hs,e 90 the ricd stsi-s A which You vii nothy
them en reasonable time 10 leave, and a. tbs end OF
which rme arrest any Who remain. Allow Judso Campbell
10 zee this but % not maze il public
Yours. &c, A. LINCOLN
The writer aids:
Handed to General Weit,el ny Senator wilkinson.
on the morning Of the tn Of April Weitel saw Com
miltse who prepared cal, which he approved for
publication On the 10Th W received . Telegram from
President ia Washington 10 annul the call. AZ necss
sty FOX 10 had passed"
wish briefly 70 state that never saw this letter
until read IL ths morning IN the paper; that df not
and IL or any other communication TO Gen. eMxs
nor Was ! aware while in llchmoad. that any such
letter lad been written. II may not be improper TO
adj that shared the public surprise at the sttemi to
revive the old Rebel state Government Of virginia.
and that heartily ndofsei the subsequent action OF
the Government IN rcVoNnr the order calling the So
called Legislature of The state togeih.r,
Al +. WILLIAMSON.
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Diaaafera.

The schooner Rockingham, from Phhsdsphis iof SeA
r,oc.sdu. as FAR north Bsmegs and sncountsiins ~
,. north east gss returned for the bTeskwssef ana 'u
r,on II bottom out Her crew got on the fecs
sn,nsd thr. during the night, sud were rescued tho ns
aoynlpx by the piot.bost M.ry T. Fish No a. one BOY -
49, on bo,d Inc gunbost Clifton but the others proceeded
levss L., ,.,ox,. ,..s,.s
os in. ia at % &C. ION - H. the wreck Of schoeke
o,nns u ampden umberoaded and absndonld and pose
zone by the bark OAK Of Boston lying by hsss
RI. ehoon.r Emily arrived odsy) reports seeing on IL
2eth inst. OF Cape Asy lshship schooner bottom ~
paintsd green apparently not long In that condition
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The E Emancipation League.

BOsION, NOnday, Nay y, ISbo
At meeting Of the Emancipation League in
fremont Temple this afternoon. strong speeches were
made by Judge Kelly Of Philadelphia Senator Wilson.
Ex.Gov Bon well and Wendell Phillips. Gen. Butler
was announced TO speak. but WAS not present. Tho
right Of allowing every loyal 90 vote irrespective
Of color was forcibly advocated. The following was
among the resolutions sd0pted.
Rerorl That since The denial Of rst to black
the cAu,. the disruption o! the Union ihe emf anchi
rnet and equality before the law must be the Cornerstone
Of iis recopstrnction.
The meetlsg was very large and unanimously en-.
phatic in favor If extending the right Of suffrage to all
LOYAL people VI the South.
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Passengers Arrived.

In steamship Euterpe, from Wlmington-J NJ hsrewnS
r. o. Parsons H. c. Brock, NJ. H. Woodruff; MI ana hhr
s. Conner and child Mr. aud Mr l.. Hart and children
Gennon Mr and Mr.. H. Buckswen and child, MI ana h5e
E. T. McGiyey and children, Mr. and MIS- N W. oenencss
Mr. and Mrs r. Ee,senden and children MI ana nIs 4
B. Csrr, children and Mrs Rudse and cnidIS
Mr. and nrs. j. IL Mitchell and children, and oth'ts
ond cabin. 80 c,o.,s
In steamship M,nssoit from Newbsrn-LeI Goi bsnsS
omey lady cf Id snJ servant A. b. Nocro lady ana cme
Mia burs MIRA Bodins and cld, Miss Williams Mra SosJ'
and Others - - 49,
In brig Bsear, from Matamoros-Rev. M. ouerss Asso
Valentine.
In schooner Frederick from Mstsmoros-R c. Duussn-
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Goa. Butler asd the CslsreA People Of
New.OrIenns.

To Mcjor.Gsn. T. +. BUTLER
GENERAL: At a meeting held in this city on
the 10th inst at the Economy Hail. under the auspices
or the Gallon League No. g. 1t was resolved that an
address should be forwarded to Gen. b. i. Butler. tie
friend Of tie poor and TIE oppressed, ns testimonial Of
the god wshss o. the coored Of Louisiana toward
hin.
We tie Committee upon whom has been conferred
the honor OF sending you the good wishes oil our
people, beg leave to present to you the following
address, as the sincere expression Of their feelings
toward you Very respectfully
PAUL TREvIGyg. Chairman,
Capt ERNEST MURPHY
CHARLES MATINEE
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Naval Movement @.
THE BROOKLYN MAYNARD.

Dnrinr the four years OF civil war the Brook
VII NnyyYsrd has perhsp. been one OF the most I'm
portant dcpois Of supplies Tor Tho Navy department ~
The United States. At this yard over IOO purchaser
steamers have been altered inio men ofwar, and ~
frstclafs vessels have been constructed, while large
number Of sclOoners have been armed Al these yes
sells hive been three four times In tho dry dock The
amount q Is embraced mostly In The store
keepers accounts the able and energetic ID. ID. ,.
Marshall V ho has charge Of ths bureaus Of consructon
steam engineering. equipment and recruiting Jards
and docks and nayigatiOa the other Two buTeels IN
the yard ordnance. under the charge OF 'hpt.
Muaney and provisions hDd clothing. undeT the chmgc
of Major Bradford. Since tho war commenced the
Brookyn Yard has furnished With outhts ana supplies
over 800 vessels per In l, supplies were iuE-
nished for tie following squadrons from ths station
East and West Gull, North and oouth At,shlic' anu
West Indies stores ore shipped 10 New Orleans Fen
slcola Key West, Hilton Head Beaufort wilmington
Newbern, Norfolk and tho Mare Island tCai) navy
Yard; also all the roqulsitons OF me Nh'a'
Academy at Newport were tned RON this Naiion'
The following vessels have arrived Al the Yard 70
Gently; Steamers Daylight. May 49, bigohia may 10.
Spuyten Duyvei May II; Wyalusing. May u hLoae
Island. May 49, Pequot, May pa Pursuit HAY 2oi
iore Hull, May &c; Union, May q; shocsoken; May
% Five vessels Will he sold public auction TUESDAY .!
the Lyceum. at IL o'clock IN The U. b steamer for'
Morgan sails for the Yves. Gulf Squadron to'gay
caIying mails &C. The following vessels nave sailed
recently from the Yard Jahoma, May III iauI JoDes'
Mly 20. Alabama. May 90
ARRIVAL OF THE sHocKoKEs.
On Monday the u. 5. steamer Shockoken ar
rived a. the Brooklyn Navy Yard from Edontoh, NORTH
Carolina For long time she has been performip.
blockadng and other duties tie coast and rivers vi
tie Ceronas. The following 10 list Of her officers;
Act, Vol. Lieut. CON- Francis Jos.lyn; Act Ms'tsr j. u
johnson Act Is, A'st Engineer, WA; D. iorb'' Aes
Asst rayns.t,t G. j. Todd Act A.t sarrsea, 3. :.
A. y Prondht y. Bradley. John Hardy Jss b. Luken Js
Wilson. VIM. c. keniies, JU Fitzpatrick.