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The national Republican., 1866-10-26

Ar THE last session of the Legislature of
Alabama, charter was granted to the
Mobile and Alabama Grand Trunk Rail-
road Company" The main line is to be l94
miles long, terminating in the valley Of the
Cahawba river. The branches will make So
miles more. The road will pursue north
wardly course up the valley Of the Mobile,
Alabama and Tombigbee rivers for sixty
miles; thence northeasterly between the Tom
bigbee and Alabama rivers, connecting with
the Selma and Meridian road, with the Ala
bama and Tennessee rivers, and the north.
east and southwest Alabama railroads. 1t
is estimated that coal from the Alabama
coal fields can be delivered at Mobile at
S6.S8 per ton il this road is built.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
From Moxfco.

New YoRK, Oct. 24.-The Hsrald's Matamoras
correspondent, Of the 19th statos that correspond
ence has been going on for some days past between
the commanders on the respective shores Of the Rio
Grande, and has terminated in an smicable adjust
ment Of all questions.
Business Is almost entirely suspended there The
gunboat Glencoe Is still In the hands Of the United
States authorities. Canales, Cortinas and Esco-
bado have asked for her. Col. Sedgwiek responded
that he would await the decision Of superior author.
ity. Eseobado is still In Monterey. In . oommu.
nication received at Broynsvils dated October 9th,
hs writes: General levine has marched to the
interior with 900 troops that the troops Of Vic
toria and Tampico are In accord with him. and will
act in conjunction with him in his opsrations'
Information has just been received here that
Gen. Tapis, with 600 men, is sscorting oonducts
with $500 900 from Monterey to Meir. The
steamer Terry Calvin has gone up the river to bring
the money down. Upon his arrival Tapia will i'm.
mediately proceed to this city, drive out Canslss,
and assume governorship By virtue Of his commits
sion from Juares. He will doubtless aot in con.
junction With Cortinas.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
Telegram From President johnson

At the monthly meeting Of the Council Of
the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce on the
10th instant, telegram was read which
had been received in answer to the message
forwarded to President JOHNSON on the night
of the Liverpool banquet to the layers Of the
Atlantic cable. The message is addressed
by Mr.. SEWARD, from Washington, to Capt
HAMILTON, and is to the following effect:
"rhe President Of the United States re-
ciprocates the friendly congratulations Of
the banquet at Liverpool, and trusts that the
people Of Great Britain and America may
henceforth and forever remember that in the
history Of human progress they will be helt
to have been not alien and hostile Powers
but kindred nations, springing from one root
and portions Of one race, extending the com
mon principles Of liberty and humanity"
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
ThE Montgomery (Alsbama) Mail con

ThE Montgomery (Alsbama) Mail com.
mences an article thus: "The State Depart
ment is forever getting up q fuss about the
niggers" And thea the Mail makes fuss
about niggers throughout the article, the
gist of which is that Mr.. SEWARD ought to
let alone all the schemes for deporting
black laborers and selling them as slaves in
the West Indies. We are inclined to be.
lieve, however, that in spite of the Mails
advice, Secretary SEWARD will, when he finds
such things going on, make fuss" about it.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
Navy Bulletin.

Ordered, Oct ls-First Assistant Engi.
neer John II. Hunt, Second Assistant Engi.
neers c. ii. Greenleaf, John Romance, Henry
Snyder, and James NJ. Clark, to the MAZDA.
waska; Chaplain Mason Noble, to duty at
the New York navy yard Chaplain VIM. A.
Hitchcock, to the Sabine; Chaplain VIM. H
Stewart, to the Naval Academy.
Detached, Oct. lS-Chaplain Charles s.
Stewart from duty at the navy yard, New
York, and placed on waiting orders; Chap
lain Thomas G. Salter, from the Sabine and
placed OF waiting orders; Chaplain H. B
Hibben, from duty at the Naval Academy
and ordered to duty in the North Pacific
squadron, on December lst
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
From Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG, Oct. 24.-Members elect to both
branches Of the Legislature arc beginning to make
their appearance hero for the purpose Of oaueusng
the object Of the organization a. to the United
States Ssnatorship. and State Treasurer. Among
the Republiccn members, Col. NJ s. Quay, Of Bek-
yer county, Is talked Of for speaker.
George W. Hammersly, Clerk Of tho Senate, and
A. w. Benedict, Clerk Of the House, will be elected
without opposition. It Is rumored to-day that the
Governor elect has rendered tho Attorney General
ship to the Hon. VIM. M. Meredith, the present In.
cumbent.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
Turks Island Devastated by . storm.

HALIFAX, Oct. 25.-The steamer Victor makes
the following report: Turks Island, the 3Oth of
September, was visited with terrific hurricane,
destroying over 800 houses and their contents
Twenty lives were lost A number of persons were
crippled and otherwise injured. Over 5000 per-
sons are rendered houseless, penniless and are
almost naked.
Tho whole laboring portion Of the colony is In 3
most destitute condition. The public schools,
armory, Jail, quarantine hospital, market and all
the Government outbuildngs are blown down.
The Government house and public Offices are
shattered. One hundred and twenty thousand
bushels of salt were swept away. Six foreign and
twelve island crafts were 10, with twenty of their
crew.
At Salt Quay the ruin wls equally severe. Five
vessels are ashore; among them the following: The
schooner Sally J. Aiken, of Wilmington Del, and
the brigantine A. @. Cr,tIett, of Philadelphia
At Cockburn harbor the ruin is quite as great.
There arc scarcely enough houses remaining tc
shelter the destitute.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26

AUwondsrful bus Trusi-Madams Rem.
nafoS, the world-rsnovnsd Astrolosist and sonssn.
buiiste oairvoyant whiis In elairvoyans state. Dc.
nsstss the very features Of tbs person you are 70
marry, and BY the aid Of An instrumsnt Of intense
power known the guarantees 70 pro-
duss perfect and nfsks picture Of The futurs hus.
baad wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage,
ossupson leading traits Of eharastsr &c. This 10
imposition, - testimonials without number assert.
By ssssg place Of BIRTH age, dsposo. color Of eyes
and hair and enclosing any cents, snd stamped savs.
ops addressed 10 yourself you will receive the picture
By rstara nail, together with desired Information.
Address in soahdsnss, MADAME 0slfaups RsniHofoz.
?. o Boz DT. West Troy H.Y es1s
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. IA special to the Courier
says the citizens Of Stephenson, Ala, loudly CON
demn tho incendiary act by which the freodmen's
school.house WAS burned. 1t was erected BY the
Penn. Fresdmen's Relief Association at cost oil
5000. -,
The Daughters of Rebekah gave the Grand
Lodge of kontucky, Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows . splendid banquet last night.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
DROPosALs FOR FURNISHING Ar
i rIcLEs AT THE WARRINGTON NAVY YARD.
PArnAsInn's opyIon, J

PANAMA o 0P1IoR, J
UNIIRp SrArBs NAvr, $50 STREET,
wAsHINaToH, D. g., Oct. Is. 1885.
Separate Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed "Propo-
November, 1855, at 10 o'clock, for the following
articles BE- dsiyersd a ws.hngton Navy Yard, Wis
800 (vs hundrsd) feet Brass pipe, IL inch diameter
l-le inch thick, assorted, from y to feet leng.
80 Qhirty) Iron Bands Is feet long sn inches vide.
" inch thick, with raise In the centre
100 lone hundred) pounds No. Copper wire.
FOB BUREAU NAVIGATION.
l. 100 (slovsn hundred. feet walnut, best quality sea.
FOR BUREAU ORDNANCE.
2Nwo) barrels Lard OIL.
For dimensions, &C., see schedule at this once.
The abovs articles 70 be delivered free Of cost to ths
Government for freight transportation, and ct th
risk and expense Of the party furnishing.
suncient guarantee for prompt delivery will be N
quired Of successful bidders.
oc2e.3t Paymastsr United States Navy.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
LIEUT.. GEN. SHERMAN.

Gen. SHERMAN arrived in town last even.
ing, and is the guest Of Gen. GRANT. The
two Generals occupied a private boSat the
National Theatre last evening. Gen. sHER.
MAN appeared to be in excellent health and
spirits
The object Of Gen. SHERNAS's visit to the
capital at this time must be for the sole pur-
pose Of consulting with Gen. GRANT about
the organisation of the new regiments Of the
regular army, Secretary STANTON having not
vet resigned.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
From Indianapolis.

IHpIASAPoLIs, 0ct 23.-Ths storm has lot Us
with exceeding cold weather, the Thermometer In.
dioating forty At the middle Of the day. A very
severe frost occurred last night, thin Ice forming
on the street.
Evansville suffered the blowing down Of . four.
story block, involving loss Of $50 900. Lafayette
also suffered slightly.
Gen. Ekin left for Washington last night to make
arrangements for the erection Of Gag -stad In the
Soldiers Cemetery, from which the American dag
will be displayed from sunrise to sunset In honor
Of tho dead soldiers.
William Brstney, Of our police force, died at
noon from cholera, having been sick but sixteen
hours,
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
The Baltimore Cousmisstonsrs sf Police
E1amtuatton % Weenssoes TO Degtn To-

The Baitimors Couamisstonsrs sf Police
Examination q wss.ssoss 70 Begin To-
Day.
BklfinoRs, Oet. 2s.-.Ths examination Of wit
n,ssss In ne case Of The roliss conmissionsr com
msncss tomorrow before the aovssnor st Annspe-
Lis. Some hfty witnesses have bssn summoned 70
sustain the charges. II 10 undsrstood that ths
counsel Of the Commissioners, whilst denying ths
Jurisdiction Of the Governor to try charges, have
determined to bs present to watch the prosrss d
the case whether they will take part in the sz.
animation Of the witnesses, ss they have been noti
nsd to do, Is not determined. There is much spec.
uation as 70 the course the affair will take. MANY
think the case will be abandoned for want Of sum
oisnt evidence. On the other hand II Is claimed
that new evidence has been procured, and that II Il
designed to vigorously push the affair to speedy
conclusion.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26

The Civil STRIFE MAKER OF THE CHRoNr-
Gle REBuKED,-The New York Times, in a
judicious article upon the Maryland trouble
says:
Whatever may be thought of the issues
involved in the talked.of removal of the COM
missioners the Republican party give no
countenance to the threats aud plans by
which a fen eItreme and reckless men have
str1ven TO produce collision and riot"
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
The Pension Bureau.

Drs. Edward De Witt, of Mount Vernon,
Ohio. and Asa Coleman, Of Logansport,
Indiana, were yesterday appointed examin-
ing surgeons Of the Pension Bureau by the
Commissioner.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
Witness:
Z. y.
THE NEW LAW r REV IE v

LITTLE, BROWN 4 CO.,
Law and Forsga Booksellers,
No. ITO WARRINGTON STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
Have published tho hrst number Of
THE AMERICAN LAW REVIEW,
A Quarterly Periodical, de.ignsd to meet the
wants Of the Legs Profession In the
United States.
CournHrs OF No. l, Vol. l:
]. The Natural Right Of Support from Neid
boring Soil.
II. Final Process in the Courts Of the Unil
States As Affected by State Laws
III. The Evidence Of Experts.
~. Byves vs.. Attorney dsnsrsl.
V. Mr.. Justice Dewey.
VI. Cases In the United States Courts.
VII. Digest Of the English Law Reports
VIII. Book Notices.
TX. List Of New Law Books
4. Summary Of Events.
XI. List Of American and English Judges.
This Review meets with favor from the press
from the profession The subscription price 10 &o
annum, payable IN advance. epseinsa pumbsrs !
ea sppl!ssuea. 80 = ~ - ssp'soi
The national Republican., 1866-10-26

REsIGSATIos.-A lady elegantly dressed
in the "habiliments Of woe" was met in the
street few days ago by an acquaintance
who ventured to remark upon her being j. q
mourning "Ye-e-s" said the bereaved o. Ae
dress, and looking over her shoulder a, tsa tea
effect thereof 1--WE just lost my mot her
don't you think this is sweet veiii Isncb =.
deep hem!" suoh resignation in say ction Il
touching
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
Not Redeemable.

The United States Treasurer yesterday
received for redemption, from gentleman
Of New York, thirty dollar Continental
note. As the redemption Of Continental
money ceased many years since, the note
was returned to the forwarder
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
Disposal OF Public Lands in the
Southern States.

The Commissioner of the General Land
Office has received from the local land office
at Tallahassee, Florida, information showing
great activity in the disposal of public lands
in that State for actual settlement, II, l,564
acres having been taken up in August and
September last by settlers in 40 and 80 acre
farms under the homestead law of June q,
1860.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
Outrsres nm the Rio Grande, ,

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. IA band Of robbers on
the Rio Grande, about fifty in number, have bsen
committing great outrages. They have boon pur.
sued by companies Of rancheros and United States
colored troops and i've Of the thieves killed. They
are composed Of Americans enlisted the Liberal.
Mexican sde but who deserted after the quarrel in
Matamoras The robbers are well mounted and
armed, and are working their way towards Ban
Antonio
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
Executive Appointments.

The following appointments were made by
the President yesterday: WIN. Douglass, to
be assessor of internal revenue for the eighth
district Of New Jersey, and Seymour Brown
ell, to be collector for the fifth district Of
Michigan.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
Railroad Convention.

New York, Oct. 24.-A convention Of the repre-.
sentatvss of the principal railroads in the Union
met at the st. Nicholas Hotel to-day. The rssolu-
tons declared that the object Of the convention
should be improvement in railroad construction,
maintenance, and mansgement, and that no sub
ject should be entertained involving political dis
cussion. No business was transacted to-day. The
convention will resume its session tomorrow.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
The Baltimore Peabody Institute-lntsr-
ssfina Draining QAremanlaa.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.--Ths Peabody Instituts
was formally opened to-day. large assemblags
was present. A telegram was read from Prssidsn,
johnson, in response to an invitation to bs present
expressing regret that of,oial business prevented
his attendance. Prayer was offered BY DR.. Bsokus,
after which formal sddrsss Of welcome to Mr.
Peabody was delivered BY Gov. Swami. Mr.. Pea
body made brief response, after which the report
Of the Board Of Trustees was read.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26

"a New PLACE oE FUTURE PUNISHMENT
The st. Petersburg correspondent of the
London Daily Netus, alluding to the death
Of Mouravief informs us that thousands Of
sorrowing mothers, sisters and wives now
pray the Almighty II. inaict thai. just retri.
button in heaven which hs ascsped on earth.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
Accident to = Frsisht Train.

LoursvILLs, Oct. a5.-A freight and oonstruc.
tion train on the Memphis branch Of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad collidsd this morning near
Russelivills, Kentucky. Part Of the cars were
precipitated over ffty foot smbankmsnt. Dick
Thompson, ono Of the oldest and best engineers in
the country, had both legs crushed. There are no
further particulars. 2
The national Republican., 1866-10-26

MAI GEN GRIERsoS, the distinguished
military raider has been appointed Colonel
Of one of the new regiments Of the regular
army, and ordered to report to Fort Lesysn.
worth to recruit his regiment,
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs
ouARfIRnAsrBR's OHYIcB,
nHIrpD SrATRa MAuINR CARPs.

ouARrsRnAsrER's oYyIcB, J
UNITED STATES MAMIE CeRPs, \
wAsaISaros, D. G., Oct; 70, 1855;
osost oRo,f % of TUESDAY, Tue d % sss nh Day T Of Hessm
bsr next for Furnishing rations to the United State
Marines At the following stations from January l. 1867
PoRTsaogTH, tSfi New Hampshire.
CHARLIsrowH, Mssssehusetts.
BROOKLYN, New York.
MxsIIMSToa dry. pi:.,ist .! colunbl.
MOUND CITY, Illinois.
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA
Each ration to consist Of three fourths Of pound
sst beef eighteen ounces Of bread o. iour, or twslv
ounces Of bresd or one and fourth pound Of cor
quart. o. b..ss or in leu thereof ten pound. Of rice
say ounce. q d.:essied pes.sss:, and one sundrs
Ia lieu thereof, one and half pound Of tea; hftss
pounds Of .ugar; four quarts q vinegar 9ns pound
tine candles or one and one half pound q allow
pounds Of soap, and two quarts Of salt
TSs ss
With an equal portion Of hind and fore au.rsr:. neei
mess pork the -four, known as extra supernns In Y
market Of the place where the station = located;
sSniS ESSa snS s..n ySss ssSs s.d
All subject TO inspection.
All pius mubt w seeo"PsnA0e ~ sAe 49,
antse.
The undsrsignsd -, Of - IN the State
hereby guarantee that in case the foregoing bid Of
for rions above described be accepted, he or thu
will, within ten days Of the receipt Of the contract
the post oce named execute the contract for the sam
with good and sufficient seeuritiss; and In case =
said - shall fall to enter into contract ss aforesa
we guarantee to make good the difference between
A. B., 0uarantor,
O. D., 0uArantor.
Witness;
R.P.
thereby certify that the above named - are know
to me Of property, and able 70 make good thu
guarantee. .
| 10 be signed By the United States District judi
United States District Attorney, or Collector.
No proposal will bs considered unless aeeompani
by the above guarantee.
Nswspapsrs authorised to publish the above will 50
the paper containing the nrst insertion to this once
| examination.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Rations,
| WILLIAM b. SLACK,
| oe22.w4t Major and ouartsrmaster
The national Republican., 1866-10-26

BosroS, oct 24.-The following missionaries
embarked to-day, in the steamship Bennington,
under tho auspices Of the American Baptist Mif.
sionary Union: Rev. J. ]. Stoddard, wife and one
son, and Rev M. b. Camfort and wife, for Assamj
and Rev. J. N. Gushing and wife, and Miss NJ. A.
Cottries and Miss A. R. Gage, for Brmah.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
Presentation Of Medsls-Admiral FarraRut
SURPRISED.

NEW YoRk, Dot. 25.-The presentation of medals
to veteran so diers and sailors Of Kings county took
place tod ~ at Brooklyn. Tho following were
present; Gov. Fsnton, Admiral Farragut, Rear
Admiral Bell, Generals Morton, Vodges, Delaney,
Irvine. Duryea, Roberts. Smith, Cook and others,
and large crowd of soldiers and citizens. The
me dals were presented by Mayor Booth, Of Brook
yn, and received on behalf of the soldiers by ex.
Mayor Wood
Admiral Farragut was surprised with beautiful
gold medal
A letter was received from General Grant 70
s"'tting his inability to bo present.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26

The London Times of the 18th of October
says The Americans have been devising
Notifications and casting guns on various
models, and they have now tried one of these
novelties against the other The experiment
at Fortress Monroe proved more than the
weakness Of unarmored granite for it
showed the insuiiicency of four-inch armor"
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
From Indiana.
. Ia 0ai "a Y

Isp1ANApoLls, IND, Oct. 24.-Thsre have been
but few cases of cholera here during the past week.
averaging one death per day.
Oficai returns for the Legislature show that the
next Legislature will stand as follows: Senate rad.
ioaI, 80, Democrat, 20; House, radical, 90, Demo
crat, 40.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26

Gov. SWAMI, of Maryland, was in the city
Yesterday afternoon, and held an interview
with The President. He does not appre.
bend any violence in connection with the
case of the police commissioners.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
Tho Fcnian Trials In Canada-Col. Lynch

BUFFALO, Oct. 25.-The Courier has . special
dispatch from Toronto, which says that COL Lynch,
the Fenian prisoner Is to be hung on December 1S,
and that great excitement prevails over the SEN
tence, but that the people seem to concur in It, and
will oppose any attempt at . reprisve.
Rev. Mr.. Lumsdsn is to be tried tomorrow
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
Death Of Lieutenant Commander
Chaplin, Of the United states
steamer MOnOcacy.

Dispatches received at the Navy Depart.
ment yesterday from the commanding officer
Of the United States steamer Monocacy an.
nounce the arrival Of his vessel at Bridge.
town, Barbados, on the oath ult The Mo.
nocacy put in at this point on account Of
the illness Of Lieutenant Commander ]. G.
Chaplin the executive officer Of the vessel
who died soon after. Commander Garter
pays an eloquent tribute to the deceased
characterizing him as one of the most meri
torious officers in the United States naval
service.
Commodore Joseph Lanman, command
ing the Atlantic coast squadron. in q dis
patch tn the Department, dated Fortress
Monroe, October "a, reports the rescue, by
the Tacony and Yantic, Of four men, the
crew Of the sloop Farewell, Of Hampton
Va, which capsized in Hampton Roads dur
ing gale.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
FROM EUROPE.


[By Cable to tho Associated Press.l
THE COTTON MILLS ON SHORT TINE.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 24.-It has just been de-
cided at Manchester to work the mills only
on short time.
MARINE NEWS.
GLASGOW, Oct. 24.-The steamship Britain
mia, from New York Oct 6, has arrived.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Oct. .24-evening.- -Consols closed
at SO IL for money.
The following are the closing quotations Of
American securities: U. S. 5-2O's, 68 IL;
Illinois Central, IS; Erie, so IL.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, October 24-evening Cotton
sales to-day, 700 bales. The market closed
dull; Middling Uplands l5d.
BERLIN, Oct. 25.-The treaty between
Prussia and Saxony has been fully ratified.
Pursuant to its provisions Saxony is to pay
ten millions Of forms. The army of Saxony
has already been dissolved.
The Baden House of Deputies rejected the
proposed alliance with Prussia.
PARIS, Oct 25.-Rumors are current that
changes in the French Cabinet are imminent.
The threatened rupture is caused by the En-
peror insisting on the negotiation of large
loan.
1t is now said THAT the French troops will
leave Rome in D ecember.
vienna, Oct. 25-Field Marshal Benedek
Of the Austrian army, has been placed on
the retired list. .
LIvERPooI., Oct 25-Noon-The market
for cotton is quiet and steady. The esti
mated sales of to-day are 10000 bales
Middling Upland, l5d. The market fol
tallow is firm.
LONDON, Oct. 25-Noon.-The money
market is slightly easier. Consols, 80 l.
for money. American securities are as fol
lows: Erie railroad shares, so "a; Illinoi
Centrals, II IL; Five-twenties, GO IA.
The Liverpool breadstuff market is firm.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
A Twenty Years Sentence.

Bosros, Oct. 2S.-At Lawrence, Geo. A. Kin
nsrteu, one Of the Beverly burglars who engaged
In an ARRAY with the State constable at Chelsea
Rac some time ago, was sentenced to the State
lSs , fsT twenty years,
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
Haze Hall Match.

Nrw YoRK, oct., 25.-A match game Of base ball
between the Atlantics and Eurekas Of Newark,
took place at Williamsburg to-day. The Eureks
gave up the game after the seventh inni.1g, the
score standing SO to IS.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
E,re I'm salem. Mas,

Bosros, Oct 24-The ship chandlsry shop Of
William P. Goodhue, In Salem, took hre to-day
from The ignition Of kerosene oil William Gray
was smothered to death, and George Dawson was
badly burned.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
New York Markets

Bosros, Oct 24-The Asia sailed to-day. with
sevsnty.seven passengers for Liverpool, and twenty
for Halifax. She took out no specie.
The national Republican., 1866-10-26
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, I
WAsHlNoros. October %. 1855,

Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. AARON GREee. the Con-
sui Of the United States at Kingston, Ja-
maica, Of the death, on the 10th Of July last,
at Jamaica island, Of o. WILSON, seamen
belonging to the "Myronus;" also, from the
same source, Of the death Of II. MOORE, on
the llth Of July, 1866, a seaman belonging
to the aboye-named vessel.