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NAVY BULLETIN.

ORDERED.
Captain John dc Camp, TO command the ship Potomac
Acting Ensign August Adler to the receiving ship Yer.
mont
Commander Alexander Gibson, from command Of the
ship Potomac and waiting orders
Carpenter Oliver y. Gerry, from the san,onomah and
0roered 70 the steamer Dicnye, at Philadelphia.
APPOINTMENTS.
Herman Peters, Acting Bna,swain.
Harrc Webster. Third Assistant Engineer
APPOINTMENTS REVOKED.
Acting Ensign George Smith, of Orleans. Mass.
Carpenter John W. stinson.
Acting Ensign George Thomas Pearson, Of the ship
Acting Ensign George Book, OF the receiving ship
Vermont.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho United States steamer Newborn Commander
Robert Y Hoey, which arrived a. this port on Thur
day evening from Key West made the remarkable quick
passage Of I'VE days. winch Is accounted something I'M
usual for this season or the year The following is
list Of her osicers:- -.
1etng xassr Comm riding -noa Y. Holiey.
Acting Master Codt f'ii III. IT. Richardson.
Acting Ensi0ns-Chas. Traihcn, +. q. r. Lehman and
Acing Passed Assi.ian, Snrg,oa--S p Boyer
Acting Assis.aM plpmasise-E Ii. Cushing.
En0SReys-Acting rirzt Dor,ss. Avting
Second Assistants, Saml H. Magcc and BENJAMIN James,
Acting Third Assistants r. Z Murray and Chas J. Price.
N0e-Chas. II. Thorna.
Payna-fer's cferk-Sidncy Hanson
Cdptain's CTerk-J. T.. sawyer.
Tie United States guuboat (sidcwhocl Bonville
will 20 into loday nj the Philadelphia Navy
Yard Her destination Is tho West Indies The follow
ing u list OF her ofhocrs:--
C6mmdnder-Recd wrrdcn
Lieutenant Commdnder--Hcnry b. Socly.
Lieaaendnt-Wiiliam y. Stewart
Id,ng vo!sniesr bissssndns--wiiliam r. Hathaway
and Charles w. Wilson.
Surgcn-w lilnm johnson, Jr.
Aching Pdssed Assi fiai srrgeor-J. J. Sowcrby.
A istdnt Pdynasfer-Charics 4. Perley.
ActiRg Adrers-Jo- pa Asnnt and H. c. Nelds.
Achng En;igss-John Bishop ana w. W. Smith.
kates-Edward Dooey, A. o. Arey r. Steele and Jacob
Kcmrt
Eneissers-Chief. William H. Hunt; Acting Second As
ssants, J. r.. Buckley, Marcci,us C. Heath and ). H.
Nsssen; Acting Third Assistant w. 5. Jarbo, q. A. Eng
gren aud J. y. Co~,ar.
Tho rnitcd States naval Agowan sailed from
the Portsmouth Navy Yard for Beaufort the 3lst ult
Captain James NJ Selieu formerly In command OF the
United states steamer Eoca An has assumed command
OF the steam revenue cutter Kcwauec.
The United States ship of-xar Swafara from Fortress
Monroe 18th uiL, arrived st her Nsjcstys dockysrd,
Ireland Island, the 18th ut instruction trip.
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BrooLiyr CITY News.

IMPORTANT ssuTsny Movrxxsr--AsurtrArrp vrfr ov
THE cuoIxaA The public authorities Of Brooklyn have
for souc smc past had under conSIdevton the subject
Of Inc epa,cd visit of the cholera shores csry
next spring Acting under this belief the Board q
Health OF Brooklyn called meeting OF physicians aud
ctszs ns ast November when en- advisory COMMITTEES
appointed who subsequently, made repoft The re-
PIT s vcryl rbofsie Document, and cvinrcs sornc
uudy and res ar in authorities this particular sub
jccs the duty Of every citizen who yalncs1hw own
life OF those Of bis family and fellow 70 read the
document and s<yst the authorities IN carrying out the
suencstons and conclusions therein contained.
The Health oIlcer noy proposes 10 make thorough
the city and for ths purpose has serurrd
Tho voluntary scryceS OF forty eminent physcisn who
viii commence the work of Inspecting every house alley,
street and lane In the CITY. with view 70 correct any
e,ts that mar exist calculated impair the Ecuryn
health Of the cosnmanity The work Win be commenced
the Necessity number Of policemen shall BE-
cefaIIed b. the auper ntfndcnt ul Police.
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Asse.biy.
ALBANY, Feb. 4. 1864
Mr. HosKrss (ropl Of wyomny, offered tho following
concurrent resoluton:-
Resolved That the President the United be- and
Union ali officers Of ve,sran Reserve corps who have
still physically and otherwise able and aai'6ed sc,cat
~ 70 perform military service.
The resolution was adopted.
HILLS INTRODUCED.
ny Mr. oAKEY, (rop.) Of Kings-For tie payment Of
certain liabilities Of the Quarantine Commissioner
BY Mr. RcuARDscs, (rep Of Essex-To incorporate the
New York Marine Association.
residents from holding stands or stalls IN New York
The German savings Bank Of Brooklyn also 70 inaospo.
rate the Excelsior Trust Company
BY " " M s New s ne s t.. s S:::s The
ing he charter q he Ssn York %ssoa College 2ssa
ny Mr.. JEwsrr, trsp) of Erie-To incorporate ths
Poushkeepsie City Railroad Company.
by Mr.. WILLIAMS, tdcm.) q Erie-For the better pro-
ccon OF lfo railroads. prevent the issue OF froe
passes upon railroads except TO employees
BiIIa INTRODUCED
BY j. L. Parker, rep.) OF Cayuga-To regulate FREQ
By Mr.. GooORrcH trcr) OF Kings-To incorporate the
Brooklyn Ladies' College, for the examination OF tho
cords in the New York County Clerks Office without fec
BY MI. WORTH, Crepl Of Kngs-To incorporate the
Grocers' Assoc alton Of Brooklyn.
BY Mr. BggRynAS (rcp.) OF New York-For a railroad
In John and other streets In New York; TO incorporate
tho New York and Kingsbtidgc Railroad Company.
by Mr.. DREAMER, dem OF New York-ro incorporate
tho La Esperanza Benevolent Society Of New York.
BY Dir. Prrs, irep) Of Oreans-Compeling tax payers
TO make ont lists OF property undor OATH and repeating
exemptions TO incorporate the Empire State Lave stock
and Thief Detective Society
ny Mr. MAURICE (dem) Of Quecns-To incorporate tho
YorSyllle and Astoria Horse Railroad Company
BY Mr. SgEaAcHER, dem Of New York--To strike out
the word sud cial from tho act relative 10 tho New
York City Judge.
by Mr.. wiLrAMs-To limit the issuo OF free passes by
railroad companies 90 directors aud employees; for tho
better protection of life railroads. compelling railroads
TO bring all trains 10 full stop before passing draw
bridges, under penalty Of $780, half to go TO the In
former
CARRYING rrTiGfrr OK TBE YORK lyvrRAL RAILROAD.
Mr.. B1rDwiS, (dom.) Of Sullivan called up tho resou-
tons relative 10 carrying way freight on the New York
Central Railroad and providing for select committee
OF five, with power TO send for persons and papers
The resolutions nded by inserting "railroad
committee in place OF seec comIaittcc Of Ave., and
then adopted
CALL FOR rHR TRIAL OF JEYr. DAVIS
Mr. FERGUSON offered preamble and resolutions call
Ing for the trial Of Jefferson Davis for treason.
Adjourned.
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The Casc OF Clarence l.. Wycko1.
TO THE EDITOR or THs HERALD.

In your edition Of the TIN Inst you Published,
under the head Of Brooklyn City News" an article
which Ia calculated TO inJurs Mr.. Clarence L.
wyckom In order TO have justice done HIM. 70 are
OBLIGED 70 apply 10 you In tho Rem IL b stated thsS
Wyckoh MAS sentenced " term IN Tho stAts Preoss
but by hocus pocus hitch in tho administration q
the law THIS individual has been requenting the public
@reeu Tor inc past Few wccsa On sunday last he
and for this he "a again under The relation 10
gard 70 Clarence L. wyckon In altogether ncoYrcct -
has boon sentenced the state Pr,nou ueSkhsv
was be arrested for committing feionous ssaauh m
wsgvant sorvod upon him; but 4 charge os me-
kind was made and dsmssed, he appearing and
ing voluntarily. RRADxR
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THE SKATING SEASON.

a C0nsinmed Carnival sverywhere-
brand Iflwnssnation at the Fitch Ave-
nue. Pond To-nisht-Psotnen asIe Con-
cert ON Sylvan Lake.
The ball Is sill up, the flags siil flying the city
railroad cara the bunyng crowds from sii points SIN
converge TO Che various sting pouds and tho thousands
of light and husassls n heavy forms stii people the
icy ponds The sport goes bravely and there Is no
tagging, save the aforesaid
Tug rARK LAKES.
These lakes were yesterday largely visited by ihs IRE
prssbles on loo The ponds are frozen almost through
thor eors depth and the fishes In the have long
since been encasod in Their wlnuy pcnthouses The
breezes stlblow cy through the ieaczs branches OF
fhc trees which the slanDg beams OF setting sun re-
fleet wcirdiy on The whtened sgard Very different
90 It's palntive the sound Of mrth arising from
tie crowds Of merry slater. on The ponds below Who
In the morning tie crowd The lakes not 80 large;
but with the evening immense numbers locked thther,
remaining tai late hour At night
rms piFrn AVENUE POND
largely attended yesterday. The second grand
nvs takes place this day aud evening In the afternoon
two bands VII discourse appropriate music but In the
evening illumination nncquaci for brilliancy will
take place Major 0anan Intends this OCCASION out
doing MI pro; frg attempts IN that line, End u IL
cer'sn that an imihense crowd VIII be on band.
syLvsS Larr, noroEES.
grand promenade VIII take place this even
ing on sylvan lake. Til he has been recently flooded
and u in splendid condition.
sKATi~u ~ rRoogLYx.
The ce on the Uuion rond, Williamsburg, was In
patrons Of the oxhatug thronrcd the pond during
Tho entire day When necessity requires n power icc
S put spSu 'Ss ne ssa .p u nc ss ~ n s can n Ss
was mover better than a. The present time.
A sack race camo 81 90 tss Washington pond ycstcr.
lnsses ana sentl~mcn took place The pond was
crowded, aud everybody cnsJ cd themselves
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HtHfFJI3l tVunf FeV = f-Uo4
disturbance occurred over game Of cards last night
a, free saoDn Mulberry street fept ~ an
-It.ltan named Antonio White bswocn the proprietor
sna another Italian named i.e Jaug This morning,
about nine O'Clock, White saw lie Jang IN Raygonis
0sfcr shop under the ty Hotel, ana applying an cpl
thct 70 him. challenged HIN % come out on tho side
-wik Tue ssser started up the steps and had nearly
reached the walk when white sho, him WITH p styi 70
t,~n nrd but ~a after found by Lieutenant Pack
q Il and ocsr Wright Of the police force 10 tenement
house on Wells street. and taken 10 the station house
White roymerly kept barber shop with his brother 10
W. YoxE and u said, has served q term % four
yea n sing sing Cor robbng ono Of his Customers OF
fous hunfrSd dollzfa
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Railroad In New York. He shows that such rosd could
sewers In the different streets that would be crossed by
IT, and that such disturbance would undoubtedly involve
the city In very heavy damages 10 the owners OF pro-
pery and Others and would also BE- vey likely TO ser
ously affect the public health
sLts oRDEkED To THIRD REApIse
Locating tho Office Of Treasurer Of Wescheser county
ut White Plains.
Repeating the act OF last year increasing tho compen
satton Of certain town officers in Queens county.
Directing and making appropriations for survey OF
the Hudson river from Troy TO Fort Edward aud OF the
ported
Adjourned.
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The Disaster to the steamer Missouri.

" LOUISVILLE KY, Feb 1, 1896
The New Albany Ledger says that the Charmer
went to the wreck OF the steamer Missouri on Tuesday
morning. and succeeded ia getting tho safe and books
Mr. Ma!cn, clerk Of tho Missouri has gone Evansville
TO obtain thcm and will be nbic to make out complcte
LIST cr use k<a me feiiitIrs D1EfSasu
recovered from Tho wreck yesterday afternoon No
other bodies have yet been discovered
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Personal InteiIsQeu

FersOnoI intelligence
General J. II Wilson, Uated States Army u guose
at tho st. James Hotel
General T. NJ McCook, United States Army has arrived
ct the Fifth Avenue Hotol
Hon. O. N. salomon, Of Washington. u al the Honinas
House.
Mr. ManseaI Secretary Of tho Spanish Legation, 10
staying tho 81 Denis Hotel also Generals Corn
ing aud Webb. United States Army.
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PR, A. P,.,,,vI,l,. conn.

INV HAVYN, Conn. Tfb. z, 100
The large holt factory of the = Stow Manufacturing
Company, NJ Pisn,sviIle, destroyed ny nrc this
evening The Gre made a rapid and clean sweep.
hfsc number q prrOns by this disaster thrown out
q employment No further particulars have been 70.
cclyoi
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The Wrecked schooner sarah.

BuiTUN, FcD. 2 ISbB
Tho steamer Cleopatra, arrived from New Orleans,
makes the following report
January ~, twenty mills on Cane Has.eras cav IN e
park George s. Hunt, from New York for Savannah
which had ON board the OF the wrecked schooner
saa Tho bark had considerable cotton on deck appa-
rcnty taken from tho same vessel
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PnovnEscE, r. ~ Feb. 2 1904.
Tho Valley worsiei mill Eagle street In this city
wr destroyed By nre this evening Tho Gre caught
from the PICKER. Tho I0ss will 10 heavy.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Chsspsst Newspaper ana Best Lsss-
rary Family journal In the Country.
The WEEKLY HnAtD for the present week. new rss1yI
gives continuation Of The deeply intsrostss
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OTrtwf. Ut, Teb q 1FfS
Eleven stores and several other buildings all wooden
destroyed ny Gre this morning Loss heavy mostly
insured.
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co,sonssies to-day, 100 bsIss e go sso for MID
LSSS; sxposss o. be week. itsess sosk sisss. eosd,
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pisastroas Explo.Ien OF q Locomotlve.

NEw ORLsASs Feb. I, 1888.
An engine on the Jackson Railway, near Amitc City,
exploded yesterday, killing three persons including
Colonel Forncy, ex-Chef Of Police. Four others were
woundcd
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PuLADEtrHfA. Feh q 1eo0
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Are You Disturbed at Wight
And broken o by child suffering aud crying VITA ~
pain a. ca,tns ssthf y 20 a. a, .nss and ~ cossl,
little sufferer Immediately. II Wind collie regulates
the bowcls and Is psrscuv In All thirty -
crpts bottlo.
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Soldier. who had Lost the Use ~ hso
limb. from Hhsumaiis has ssn c,npsisy euscd sn1 -
cxLrE's 0EgxT smEUHArIss REMEDY !. W
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AZ the seventh Regiment usil-LsltssS
use GEORGE w. LAIRD's BLOOM Ur YOUTH fDr b>A8
ufylns the complexion Druggists sseyvhes. Dspo. ~
ruiton
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Abe 0rssh's Essesvse on r. v~svra sts0
" Fheuma,tm. DEAFNESS Frosted Limbs ~ soee
Pains Ac holf w al draxsiss DkhAs bAkxks . oos
and y. q. WELLS. Ass1ts. ~ Y. =
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As-pspslsv Hotels An Use ssA nsssDs
nsn1 Burbsfs Ussorinr Esvssts th~ b~st ms rsfe
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~ortr harmless r~xis snf The csy
fsct Dye Also nessnsfs,as gsr-<s q nnssessrs 20
serves the hair. Al Barclay ss.~t. hs- issk
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A Reliable Remedy
erpcIns with young children viii -
found in BROWNS vERMIYuaE coxYirs. or Won.
Lorenses which pleasant tho Ase and no child VI
refuse 70 takc them.
Tho combination Of ingrsasn,' used In making The cor
PITS give best possible effect with satisfy
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and Cam Also 0.nts', Wholesale end ressn vhosss
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Unconscious Advertising.
Ladie. who the sOzoDONT, from you
That wondrous gift of science hath tts due:
Your teeth Advertisements good enough.
And with each breath its excellence you pu6.
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a Miracle in Pcrfumery. PhaI0n -
SONS Extract Of tho "NIOiIr BLOOMING cEnEUa" msy
be called The nud, when dropped upon tho rob, the
glove the handkerchief e,sporaes Without leaving
stain The exquisite fragrance on tho other hand remains
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.BnOwN's BRoxCniAL TRocuEs" viii y. found iasst
uae W hoss opposed sudden ohsnges snordins psoV@
relief Ia o. conshs .old. A. ro r.sls .psssss
relieving irsied Throa and VIII fsnder astrulae
rasy there limitations, ba surs " obtain "
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limb. from Hhsumaii.ro has h.sn c,nglssy eascd sa1 ~
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TENNESSEE.

Tennessee has ratified the Constitutional
amendment, 80 BRowNLow telegraphs to
Congress. If we believed for moment
that such result was the deliberate voice
of the people Of that noble old State, we
should accept it in silence. Such, however,
is not the case. The Legislature is an un.
constitutional body, elected by about one
fourth of the voters of the State. The
remaining nine.tenths of the free white
men of the State are prescribed and dis.
franchised. Furthermore, this body took
upon itself the privilege of declaring the
election of certain members, who differed
from the BRowNLow, doctrine, as nullity,
and sending them back home. The Legis-
lature is peculiarly BRowNLow's own body.
He organized it, instructs it, and leads it.
The members are his own especial dirty
tools, and do their masters bidding with the
same alacrity that Congress responds to the
lash of THAD. STEVENS.
"Poor Tennessee I! I golly she got ii"
said BILL ARP, and 30 say We.