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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20
INSURANCE COMPANIES.


EhAMARE Fire ms NJ. ~ ,ylsv ~ TN
=; - rar NJ 1919 mr. n ~ y. S =, ~
9'A'i V ,,rn,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND poLLAh9'
HNHE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RECEdN |
ing appheanons ior iaSVsnnee az nst i S
mlng,oh, Hkass .9sses ~ ,e Mn u MOI, .n5 thair
uap,es bouehold furniture and ry
also sinst loss or damage by inland transportation OF
goods, wares merchandise and country reduce.
TERMS Of Insurance will be az favorable any OF the
companies in the cities OF philadelphia New York.
Parties insured repose the fullest confidence in the
sudity Of it's capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted w the company.
DIRECTORS:
At the annual election held the 9Th day OF hareh,
1865 the following directors elected to serve the
( ensuing year. vE
George Jones, JOS Mendinhan George "; busn'
SAM ID. Newhn' Samuel Eleyu, Ehmau nsrsry
ipsurapce NAV be made for any time than three
In nd ion to the above mode Of Insurng property, the
Delaware Fire Insurance Company whoae chare. Is per-
petua ieect perpetnal Insurance On the person
bseomtng Insured certain per eentage
mora or eas according 10 the nature Of s the
amount To- ia nsured3but which eau be withdrawn q
Any time by leaving per cent amount deposited
tha mabod ia helieved 10 ba much more
the insured than the formehe expense about one hau
and there is no renewing Of the policy from time 10
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20
r1,HE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY,
OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
(ORIalEAL MIL CREEK, &c.

(ORl0lHAl Mill URHkKi deJ -.
THIS Company continues 70 oer 70 ns people IN pe as
va a ' i dsssrintions Of property except Marine
" ,, mrs w vs. -
ns E rnt,o ia commanded NV over 90 wears experi.
- g. a,t st,s,ton Ia fha subieet Of Mutual Insurance
ehee u g. u & ~, ths nrinciple into our sAte
Soe.ns @ ~ sbich IL IL haliaved the Managers have
~ tsd so ~ adinst and dscliminate between this
s ~ at,ss NJ ronsTtv sa 10 render the member
I'M ,s@ re most no aSla in character Of the nnmer-
snip a,os 90 ss ca,nn Ia nrssanted 10 tbe public
=, 'as 10 tts.If hat 10 navinants Of losses hAya
!. tsAss evu hri thai in 81 wears business and
pssn 50 psS Si @ 20 nno not singie case Of litIqa
,t sd IA srsrcsiv ona ,Efhont entire eatis
uos nag \, oV th ~, ns r, snf fnsnred Wv
iA1tsoL ~ r 20 ~. ssfatv than tha numher and
t - a. s a. has dsoiinsl IInnireds of Thou
~ nnilars 81 Insnrancs aither M reauirinR too
, ~ ana1 In sinala risk ar az Offering uuht OBJ
ests If Insurance for he character Of the Institution
IN ,is annar IL Ia eonceiyed II has the safest and
most ect s Of insurance. in proportion amount
ovav six NiIIinna of Dollars Of any other Company
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

Soqnty, At Dover, on the fourth Monday in April
and fourth Monday in October in New Castle
County, At New Castle GU the second Monday
after the commencement of the April term in
Kent, and on the third Monday in November.
Che Court Of Chancery and orphans Court, shall
commence and be held in New Castle County on
the ihru Monday in February, aud first Non-
lay in September; in Kent County, on the first
Tuesday after the fourth Monday in March, aud
on the fourth Monday In September in Sussex
County on the first Tuesday after the second
| Monday in March, and on the first Tuesday
after the third Monday in September.
The Mayors Court sits in Wilmington on the
first Mon lay in March, June, September and
Deoemhnr
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
rnG NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE At will
MINdTON,
Corner Of Sixth and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, $4,000. Discount days, Tuesdays aud
Fridays.
TUE FARMER's BANK, AT WILMINGTON,
Corner of Third and Market Streets. Capt..
tai, 1926, 900 Discount days, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
= THE EATIoRAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND
BRANDYwiNE,
!. Corner OK Second and Market Streets. Capt.
i tai, 100000 Discount days, Mondays an
Thursdays.
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NiLMlnufVNt
" Market Street, above Fifth. Capital, $500,
u 600 Discount days, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
ii PIRsT NATIONAL BANK OP WILMINGTON,
"a Corner of Fourth and Market Streets. Cap
tai, 100000. Discount days, Mondays an
a, Thursdays.
~ SAVINGS BANKS.
wlLNINGTos SAVINGS FUND.
ID Office s. Il. corner Of Eighth and Mark
streets
~ DELAWARE sAvINGs BANK.
~ Office Coz Market street.
,ve ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
,lf- Office COZ Market street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DELAWARE FIRE IHsuRANoE arANY.
Dts, Office No COZ Market street.
FARMRRs' MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
nth THE STATE oH DELAWARE.
Office No. 927 Market street.
cts, NEW cAsTLa COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE. (FI
COMPANY.
'ts' Office Institute Building, Market stoeet, ah
Eighth.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20
TuIaoaow. OarA. Augu.L 70. lsss.

TpEupHow. oKDA, August 70, 1858.
Messrs PERRY DAVIS 4 soH;--Dsar eirs,--Durpg a
long residence in China have used your Invaluable
Pain Killer both in my own family and among the
Chinese and have found it excellent medicine.
10 the OF 1862 and 49, while residing in
found 1t almost certain for ChelsrA II used In
time. Indeed using it in great EnsAy instances, do
not remember failing in single RoT three years
been residing in this place thsn hty miles
from physician, And have besR obliged often to fall
upon my own resources IN Of sickness. The Chi
nsss come to in great numbers for medicine and Ad-
vice Though without pedsal knowledge ourselves. the
few simple remedies We can command are so much In
advance Of their phySsiAns, that have almost
daily applications. We ALLOW hom TO eoms because II
brings i'll contact with them and opens door Of
fitness In diArrhoA, collie, venting, SholsrA coughs
30, your PAIN KILLER has boon nay ehisF msdiOins
Yours, very truly,
TIP. CRAWFORD,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20
Nos. I and 8 East Fourth street

Nos. I and 8 East Fourth Street
To those interested ill., or 10 want Of really first class
COOKING RANGE one that will bum les4 coal, bake
better, aud cost less for repairs than any other In the
certificates Of gentlemen who have had large expert
enee In such matters aud we'll known in this city
WILMINGTON, January 9th, 1865.
Me-. II y Piokels.-DRAR SIR.-I have tried three diff
feront kinds OF Kitchen hanges before purchased the
Magee Range from you which you put up In my house,
and say, that the Magee is worth more than
tbs nthsrs rombineA both as to utility and economy. II
does liz work we'll and with one hall of the coal roqulT
story very comfortable this exceedingly cold weather
4. c. sToTsENBURG
WILMINGTON February LIST, 1866,
n r. Pickles Esq - take great pleasure in recon
mending the Magss Range, Of which You recently
put In Tor ms. think It decided Improvement any
work and with one half less coal than any ange have
Your obi servant,
Gu. GALLAGHER.
wiLAiHaroN February. 1855.
Having one Of hagees Ranges now in use, take great
pleasure in stating that It gives every bakes
WELL and gives very argesupply fho water, have
hastAliOn in recommending II to others.
Very respectfully
u. Y. PcEELs, ESQ.
The Range put up for me by Mt. Pickles works now
(undsT the management of cook who understands her
buslneEsO very well, and gives complete sasiactlon
Il. @. BRADFORD.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Aug. T. 1896.
HF. Pickles, Esq;-DRAR siR-The Magss COOKING
Range put up for me- 6D French street. gives entt
satisfaction consider the Magss Range superior T.
any in the Market aud eheeriuy recommend it to al
persons 10 want OF an economical Range
JNO. A. DUNCAN.
These only few Of the very many certificates tes
tityiug u tho worth OF the Magee Range Many other
be seen by calling at the establishment, Nos and
| East Fourth street.
We would also call the at sntion Of the people Of vii
| miugtOn and vicinity to MAGEE HEATERS AM
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

Msssrs. PHRpT DAVIS 4 soS;-Dsar slrs-HAylng wit
the beneficial effects OF your Pain Killer In sew
era of dyseAtory aud cholera morbus within few
months past aud dsenlr 1t an act Of bcaevCsnes to
the suffering, would most ehssrulIy recommend Its
uss TO such as may be suffering from the aforementioned
or similar Diseases as q sAPR and RPPRCrUAL remedy.
REV. EDWARD K. FULLER.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20
NEW GROCERY STORE,
No. 8 West Third Street, between Mar
ket and Shipley Streets,

'EN0 WITH N7'1'T'oJ '07f0NFFI
Next door to the Farmers BAnk,)
WILMINGTON, DEL.
t-lS, The undersigned respectfully TO his
E6 old friends and public generally that he has
~ * completed his store and has opened with
SNStzasistock OF ine new and flesh
GROCERIES, SUGARS AND M0LASsES,
Lowering crushed sranuAted and pulVsriEed Sugars,
" soft, white and colee sugars,
g" syrup, and all kinda Of MolaBses,
Old Government Java Coffee, Laguirs, MAricaibo Rio,
Gresn aud Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and Green
Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour; Buck
wheat, all kinds Of pure Spices sardnes, all kinds Of
Canned Fruits French and English Mustard, pure Olive
| oni Walnut, Mushroom and Tomato Catsup; English
and American Pickles. Jsies Cheese fresh Roll Butter
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate; vermAeelli, Maearoni
Washing Soap In great variety Toilet Soap, Silver Gloss
Starch currants Rasina. GitIon Atmors's Mnce Meat
Dried Peaches and Apples, Gran berres Brooms, Paint
ed Buckets Brushes; Sperm. Adamantine and TalloN
Candles and all articles usually kept in we'll assorte(
Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock.
| janll-Iy JAMES CRIPpEN,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20
. SfFtsss4 .
ASIATIC CHOLERA IN CHINA.
Almost every case cured with
PAIN KILLER.

Rrom Rev Il Tslford Missionary In China, now Waiting
his home In PsnnsylTAnn.l
AsHIEaroS, PEEHA, June rs, 1856
Messrp PRRRY DAVIS soS, Providence, r. I.--Dsar
Substituting a residence Of some ten years mis-
slonary siam and China. found your Vegetable Pain
Killer most valuable remedy for that fearful socBge
the Cholera.
Ia Administering the medicine found Il most eHeOtua
to give le4sDOonfu Of Pain Killer In gill Of bet water
swsstensd with sugar. thsn, after abeut Afesn minutes
begin to give tablespoonful Of the mixture
minute until relief vas obtained. Apply hot appeA-
tons to the extfsmiss. nAthe the stomach with the
Pain Killer, clear and rub the limbs braky OF those
who had the Cholera and took the medicine faithfully
in the way stated above, eight out Of ten recovered.
Truly yours,
R. TRLP0RD.
II attacked with DiarrheA, Dysontsry osamp Collie
don't delay the use Of the PAIN KILLER.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

81 regret to say that the Cholera has pre-
vailed here Of late to fearful extent orthoAst three
weeks from ten to atty sixty fatal cases each day
have been reported. shOuld add tina the Pain Killer
sent recently from the Mlsson Househ been used with
considerable during this spids II taken In
season. II lie generally ssetual in checking the disease
REV. onAh. HARDING,
aholApOrs, India"
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20
aROOERIEs.
MoLAssEs.

And all other articles usually kept Grocery sors
which he is selling ut the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
HonseksepsrH requested to call and examine his
goods The subscriber having been engaged in
the ,ery business In the Of James Morrow for
years. feels confident that by strict attention
business he will give entire satisfaction to all who may
| favor him with a trial.
aug9-em JAMES NJ JONES.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer.

lbAys used the medicine known al FERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER in my family, for the last
twelve months and have great pleasure in tsafying in
favor Of it's very valuable properties. would not
any Account be without It, During the existence Of the
Cholera last year, used medicine Of aAy sort but
the Pain Killer although myself And several members Of
ny family were attacked by 1t severely, and happy
to say that the Tain KILLER equal to every smsssngy
lit was both preventive and sertAln cure. con-
slider should net be dOing my duty to the community
d,d l not say this much. II wsrs attacked BY the
Cholera to-day the Pain Killer should be the only remedy
would USE have thoroughly tested II, and know L
can be relied on. P.R. BKRgINoRND,
GAlenA, Illinois.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

This eertlaea that have used Ferry Davis Pain Killer
with great success, in Of cholera nanium, smmon
bowel complaint, bronchitis, coughs colds, ks., and
would chssrrully recommend 1t a. a valuable family
medicine. REv. JAMES O. BOOMER.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-28
THE INDIANS.

GOV. Army IN coLoRADo-DEPREDATIoNsI IN ARIZONA
AND NEw-MEXICo.
By TO TBs TRIBUNE .-.--..-s
ST. LOUIS Feb 27.-The Democrats Junction CITY
correspondent says .... q
Gov Army of New-Mexico has just arrived from Santa
Fe Heavy snow had fallen in New-Mexeo Gov. Army
reports that the Indians the Plains are disposed TO ba
peaceable but those In Arizona and Mexico are SUN
ON the war path, and have committed number OF mnr,
ders during the past month The military camp co .na
Membres has been broken upand the troops compeed 70
leave Five settlers have been killed. and Their stock,
valued at $4,000, driven off All the sstueis anu
miners the MembTes River have gone 10 Beeslua ioc
nrotectop One hundred and seventeen horses and mules
were stolen from Messa three weeks ago. aud hOout tno
time 5000 sheep were driven away irVn pciIs on
hai left the reservation Fort Goodwin, Jan for
NewSfexico where they will doubtless deredate on toe
settlers and commit murders and other OutrdPes le
men were killed Los Cruez On Jan ~ part. "
Mexicans from the vicinity OF Laos while cainpatiunH
the Apaches, made an nnprovoked assault Oh Wy =, S',
village in Arizona and carried off woman anu u ehla
rem and zoo head OF stock Through the eSeruons oA
Gov Army the and children were restored 10
their friends aud all the stock returned
OFFICIAL RECOGNITION OF GALLASTRY IN INDIAN BAIT ,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-MaiorGen. steele commanding
in the Department Of Columbia in general orders dated
Fort Vancouver W. t. JAN announces the galantry OF
Cant John H. Walker, Second Battalion United states
Infantry who Oct a. with force consisting OF him.
SELF Private Robertson Company II, lst Cavalry, and
three civilians defeated band OF 80 Pute savagee who
hrd been committing depredations in the vleney et
fhe Conduct Of Lieut. H. b. Duiman and his detaebDeDt
OF Company l. lst Oregon Infantry, who, with three
Klamath Indians from Fort Klamath IN conjunction Win
a small detachment of troops from Camp bltweu Csl,
nnder Lieut. Small, lst United States Cavalry On tga
26th OF October In the vicinity OF Lake Albert ataeheo
and completely routed band of snake inGans ~
In this engagement lasting three hours IA savage we're
killed. than 20 wounded and IS lodges togethef VIVA
Winter supplies for 100 were destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-28
THE FENIANS.

ADJOURNMENT OF THB ROBERTS CONVENTION Ar
UTICA-REsoLUTI0Ns ADOPTED.
BY rRLsGRAPB THE TRIBUNE
UTICA Feb 27.--The Fenian Convention adjourned
this evening after session or two days The delegates
all departed in high spirits, and intelligent and
patriotic body Of Irsmcn assembled in this state
They say that at period OF tho Fenian organization
their hopes high their prospects brighter. II
understood that matters the very highest importance
have transpired in secret session. but owing
to the injunction Of secrecy, they refuse 90 give
even the slightest information, IN relation 10
those matters which intended to be made public.
That serious work IL in contemplation there can be no
doubt for the who composed this Convention were
Of character and years, who would not apparently
lose their time iD triflmg or in vain pursuit after mpos
sbities and from what can he judged, the new kingdom
OF Canada viii have easy work to perform ere long,
The feeling Of the members expressed outside IN re,
ation to the passage Of the amended neutrality BILL was
strong its fayorand the belief expressed that tho
dominant party in Congress would be trie to their
pledges in this regard. The run0r that Dart has been
reappointed U. s. DistnctAOrney caused the greatest
indignation. The following resolutions were ordered TO bo
published:
ResOIred That all circles within shs state report to
headquarters promptly each month the condition Of their
respective circles as required by the Constitution.
Resocd That the Fenian Brotherhood OF the state or
NewYork. in convention assembled, renew then pledges
of featy to the Of Irish independence aud call
their brother Fenlans in tins and other states TO perez
we're the good and holy work until our native land
Resoired That we have the utmost confidence in the
ability and integrity of President Roberts, and tender
him thanks, and pledge our earnest and unovdel
efforts in prosecuting to successful result tDe efcst
work OF Irish independence
f. Ii. GALLATIER, Buffalo, +. U. DAY, Bu1Jaio,
THOs BELL, Albion, Coanm'ttee'
Previous to the adjournment the Convention passed
resolutions thanking the Mayor Of Utica, Gen. James
MeOuade for kindness shown the Brotherhood N viDs
the use OF the City Hall during their deliberations
New-York tribune., 1867-02-28
CANADA.
sr YxIseRAPB TO ras TRIBUNE.

MONTREAL, Feb. 27.-Judge Monck gave decision
yesterday in the Royal Insurance bond robbery quasbins
the eapias grauted by Judge Burehelsh on the ground
that as the cause Of action for debt In foreign
country the right OF edpias here did not exist The
case has been Inscribed a review in March Tho
prisoners remain in custody pending the decision OF thai
tribunal The insurance company VIII probably carry the
case 70 England II they fail in their objects IN the courts
here. The Gases special says that the name OF tho
Kingdom OF Canada" for the new Confederation has
been changed TO the Dominion Of Canada"
OFFICERS OF THE NEW KINGDOM.
Under the Confederation the Hon. John A. Mcdonald
is 10 be LeutenantGovernor of Ontario, or Uppes
Canada and tho Hon. John Rose, NJ r. for Montreal Oh
Quebec or Lower Canada IL reported that they viii
he knishted Rose was the leader OF the Annexation
movement IN ls47 40 -. =. ......
The imports at this port last week were sslSco
of the corresponding period last year.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-28
THE TEMPERANCE MOHEMENE

THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE C0NvENTION-ADDRgsS
BY HORACE GREELEY.
. rEIleRAPH TRIBUNE
HARRISBURG, Pa. Feb 27.-The Temperance Con,
yention met this morning at o'clock. Committee "a
prepare bill in which would be engrafted the views Of
the Convention was appointed, the Hon. John Cesspa
OF Bedford being Chairman.
Committee. consisting Of J. n stearns, the Rev. Mr
McMurray. and N NJ. Pratt, motion Of Mr. Black
OF Lancaster, appointed 10 wait on Horace Greeley
and invite him TO the -or Of the Convention sooq
afterward he was escort ed IN and being introduced
made brilliant address ,Ie referred 10 the old habit IN
NewEngland of drinking rum and SAID he fememySieg
that on one OCCASION az the neI on ~ On a., -
was the subject OF remark and astonishment tbat no i
had been provided Fifty years ago liquor was usea ~
every occasion -polltlc9l hIay' ,' s wnIvepsaf
habf and even children ed cider as soon as
they were Old enough 70 lift mug He related an snecs
work in the harvestfed, aud drank buttermlk and az
the result not disastrous 10 the man. m was
was however now an admitted fact that men are % ~ @
ter condition for labor without rum tnSn wn newee
those who drink and those VINO 10 ,drS,ncs m0I as
Intoxicating LIQUORS; ,orwsId Snud 4" good men Viii
Embrace embrace it, AsGis observation. dProyen, tho great
value Of aaTa O .s 'ff He fSSGS SeS eed ST s to Drinking
Engend and other parts Europe aud contendcd that
there ysarl asG hotels % he Oh
country are not drinking houses in this country and
w. Honed and believed that the temperance cause will
20 forward perhaps gradually, but surely aud among
Ether things 10 do TO convince drinkers who do not
get drunk OF their danger. Children, too, should be-
warned and, If properly won, will grow up under tenn
peranee Influence and practice Mr. Greely concluded by
urging systematic agitation In every town ard District
predicting that ultimate victory must attend their noble
efforts On motion OF Mr. Patton vote OF thanks was
rendered the speaker the motion being adopted amid
great applause
All the resolutions offered during the morning wero
very radical One called upon the medical profession To
remember their great responsibilities in prescribing so
dangerous and much-abuscd article as alcohol, and
recommended that IL should be dispensed carefully Ike
other drugs another denounced dangerous practice
the use OF alcoholic smuants in the form of tonic btes
infant cordials and other nOsrlms aud rcconiDeDdet
the passage OF law preventing their sale another dep
ecated the manufacture and OF domestic wines Tna
most important report from committee was that maaJ
by the Committee on Organization, which embraced
plan of central association 10 combine all the staio
temperance organizations, and TO be known aS The ohto
Union" James Black, ON eu'r' ~ "N5e.oi
ancaster County, was subsequently, eleci9' S,l ,tl
Adjourned sine de Thus ended prcbal ' ;s s,,,a '"
,essfQJ temperance convention ever Le1 " '"' "'''
New-York tribune., 1867-02-28
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

under the support OF foreign nation cannot be regarded
Otherwise than as being hostile 10 the peace and mebac
ing the safety OF this republic and requesting the Pres
det 10 inform the House whether any rem0nsraDce has
Deen made by this Government against the proposed
sondaon OF oil the British North American Provinces
INTO single cOnfederacy, under the imperial rule OF
Engsh Prince and whether the consent Of this Govern
ent mas been given In any way TO the OF
Mr. CONKLINi Rep., N " objected. .-...----.r
Mr.. RAYMOND moved 10 suspend the rulee On tho
ADJOURNMENT
vote being taken there was no mOrnm and then the
House. tns resolution remaining as the unfinished bust
ness TO come mp tomorrow moFDng adjourned at I09o
o'clock. ~ w 80
New-York tribune., 1867-02-28

connie ofimportant witnesses. They will be examined
NV tho Committee tomorrow. 1t is thought the Com
mittee will report on the subject cf impeachment on
saturday. and will ask to have the matter referred
over to the XLth Congress
.Iudge Thomas of Virginia decided yesterday that
the law of Congress, passed during the war, author
izng the sale of real estate belonging to Rebels in
payment of the direct tax unconstitutional This
decision if sustained by the Supreme Court, will
destroy the title to immense amount of property
in the South, and has created considerable excite
ment among the purchasers of property under the
law in the South.
The President has approved the resolution to ex-
tend aid and facilities to citizens of the United
States engaged in the survey of q route for ship
canal across the Isthmus of Darien 1t authorizes
them to be furnished by the Secretary of the Navy
as far as he may be able TO do without prejudice
to the naval service and without additional expense
TO the Government
Prof Pierce of the Cambridge University, having
been appointed Superintendent of the Coast Survey,
was sworn into office to day.
The closing reception of Chief-Justice Chase was
held this evening, and was large and brilliant The
Hon. John b. Haskin is intOwn.