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VIRGINIA..


Tho Ncsro Armed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Oraer-Hunnicutt's Body Guard-The vir.
gfnia ParsOn and Henry A. Wise. &c.
RIcmoNp, March 49, 1857.
The recent order Of General SchoAed disbanding all
military organizations in this district whether military
or otherwise, is extremely annoying to the armed negro
organizations In and about this city, who cannot hence
forward appear in public Tho body guard Of Hunni-
cutt which had regular uniform besides arms accou.
trements and officers who may have held commissions
from the parson himself is now doomed to put away
the dangling SABRE heavy revolver and gay epauette
no more 10 shine at midnight disturb by hid
yelling the slumbers Of peaceable citizens This is q
relief for which the people thankful and they can
retire to their beds assured Of being aroused by
an armed intoxicated negro rabble
The parson Ii also about to come 70 grief, and his
paper, the Ney Nation win doubtless disappear from
the nresdes Of darkes who endeavor TO- though they
cannot read it. Henry A wse the great stump orator
Of Virginia, has consented to take the field throughout
the State against the Virginia Brownlow, and this eve
ming leading colored citizens preparing petition
to the Ex-Governor and General TO address them pub
hcy as early possible. There s now no doubt that
Wise will consent and when started this State will
not hold Hunnicut who Is already dislked and much
distrusted by the people he has successfully duped
the present time.
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jersey stating that the 4th OF July 1885, Chadwick
had Withdrawn al the deposits Of bank consisting Of
g. 500 In United States bonds He also presented an
afidavit from John y. Augusn, OF Boston, that he
knew OF large amount Of drafts Of the bank having
been offered for fifty cents the dollar; and Augustin
further swore that George w. Chadwick had offered 10
sen him accepted drafts OF said bank two cents on
the dollar; and that Dyer, Of defendants wit
nesses, sold. and traded Off for goods in
the city of Boston from 5000 10 $4,000
OF drafts on said bank, all Of which wsrs pro-
tested Counsel claimed that sasysss .ne cscc s IVA was
wick was Committed IA New York. He said that the
name Of WilIiaais-gisen by the man who passed the
checkwss fictitious one, and used for the purpose OF
giving check appearance Of genuineness and he
fully expected when defendants counsel moved TO vacate
the order Of arrest no would have produced Mr. williams
evidence 10 show that there such person.
But the defendants counsel did do either He also
claimed that Mr.. Fritz the agent OF the plaintiff corrob
grated his first statement OF Mr. Chadwick having repre-
sented 10 him. when he went to inquire about the genu-
ineness OF the check, that It was good
The Judge took the papers and reserved his decision
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BOARD or EDUCATION.

Vaccination In the scho0ls-The Necessity fer
Nautical sch0ois-Thc Minimum of n Teach.
er,s salary, Go.
The regular meeting Of the Board Of Education took
place last evening, Commissioner Small pres iding.
Communication received from the trustees OF
the Twenty. first ward asking for $4,000 70 purchase
the site Of o proposed new primary schoolhouse. /.
Communication from the trustees Of She Eleventh
ward asking for authority 70 purchase new site fof
Grammar school No. 80 -
Both these papers were referred 70 the commiitss ON
a communication was read from Dr. Harris Of the
Board of Health suggesting that the Board OF Educaon
be prepared to enforce Vaccination on an the teachers
and pupils under their control in with rsgu.
lstion which the Board OF Health Will probably soon
make The communication WAS referred
John D. Jones sent in q communication calling tho ~
tention on the Board tho necessity o. establishing
nautical schools IN the city. argued mat tho present
shprens and that they would elevate and improve fno
CONDITION Of our seamcn and the OF the port
The document ordered 70 be printed, and referred
,r rssout,cn authorizing ths Comptroller 70 pAss
$500 600 as the disposal Of the Board YVES adopted.
The usual report Of the Finance Committee on the
annual apporonmsut Of the school 70 the schools
the total number OF pupils is 76242 attending the
schools, and tho total amount apportioned 70 Them
The COMMITTEES on Teachers reported that, in shs
absance Of Of thor members they could not agree
upon tho subject Of repeating the bylaw fixing the
minimum q teschsrs' salaries a e4oo par annum. u
long discussion then arose ~ % whether the subject
committed; but II was finally decided 70 refer the nD
isct 70 the bylaw committee.
The Committee on Buildings reported that copred
:choohSuss on No = y % sa unsafe cOudon snd 'ss "a
resolution TO coee the school In tho meantime pess&
Aftsr which the Board adjourned EM
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/ UIsIAN A..


Protest Against tho Military Bill I'm shc Loui.
siana Legislature.
Nxw ORLBAsA La, March H. 1857.
This morning Mr. Thenneman. Of the House. intro
ducsd Joint protest sgainss the acs for the more en-
csnt government othe rebel States passed ~ the 90
called Congress Of the United States the ID Of March,
1867 Read and referred 70 the Commitses Federal
Rslauoua Tho following IL the protest:-
whereas tho constitution Of United States the
paramont fundsmenss Law Of the anA and any body
orrapxed in OF is provisions Hnoonstft
uona and all IL acts are usurpaons of ~ auorUi thsre
resolved ~ the Senate ana I.cuss q Eeprsssnis.
~; ~ & ns. ,ns &C. Ss und ss sns
ss:sy s ss sd S,s , s
ana 1 snss sa \ Gd y ss ss &:
-s.s 4 qSss & s snd ss9u people Of
Louisiana hs constitutional LEGISLATURE hereby records and
@ I'm Il ~ y n
vh s Sa ss sssSns osns sa % q % ss
serve subject the ultimate triumph Of constitutional
law sxponnded BY our forcfsthe and ccssroed By an
Resored That The sum OF $4,000 Or 50 much thereof
IN s es G e.;
itutionality OF the above mentioned act
a. Hs q s ss r s s
Of the President OF the Senate and Speaker Of The
House Of Representatives. 3r
In the Senate Mr. Lott brought up joint resolution
granting Mr. Peralts, the State Auditor, leave Of so
scnce for thirty days and The Of loo for ex-
recover tho stats bonds which we're seized and ssnt
hsss being understood shat they would bs delivered
" BY y Tho sdviee Of Geusi Sheridan Mr. sparks Ress
ter ef vocrs has closed hh ece for ths prssent fo1
pgudepiial rsescrs
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SUPREME -cIncuIT-pART 3.


Ole0manla-A Speculntfen In the Pcnnsyl.
vania OH Region.
S Before Judge Sutherland.
William H. Poss wNla Lsamom.-The plaintiff in
shis action alleges that prior to the 2sth day Of Febru
ary 1905 the defendant represented to him that he
owned half interest in SIX lots Of land situated in the
business portion OF the Of Ttusvie Pennsylvania
and that the market value Of his dcfcndans share OF
the property was $4,000 that L was admirably
adapted 70 building purposes and was rapidly
increasing In value, and that he would dispose
of onethird Of the property 70 this plaintiff for
$4,000 Relying upon these statements plaintiff
purchased the property in question at the proposed
price, The plaintiff further alleges that he subsequently
ascerianed that the property not situated In the
business portion Of Titasve and was comparatively
vaiueless The complaint also sets forth that In con-
sequence OF further representations OF the defendant
the plaintiff induced TO iutrust the defendant with
$700 with tho understanding that 1t was TO be devoted
to the purchase Of stock in the Tusvlle Oil Company,
bat that the stock purchased and that the
plaintiff has refunded tho money although de-
had been made for It, and claims judgment In the
sum Of "a, 100 with intcrost
Tho answer 10 general denial Of all the allegations
contained in the complaint Cases on.
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BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.
United States Conimissioners' Court.
Before Commissioner Jones.

BEFORE COMMISSIONER JoneS
United States ". Froderick Ecrs.-The defendant was
charged with having illegally distilled whiskey ncar
Hampstead, L. l. He introduced testimony showing
that he had leased the premises visited by tho govern
mont officers to a man named Abbig, who, on being
placed on the stand stated that he had manufactured
vinegar at the place In question: and not whiskey The
barrels found on the premises had contained moasses
which he had used In making the vinegar. Mr. Evers
was accordingly discharged by the Commissioner but
formal complaint II is understood, subsequently
made against Abbg, charging him with city distiing
whiskey.
Court Of Sessions.
Before Judge Dkeman and Justices Hoyt and Voorhees,
The People vs jams Hincson This case was con-
cluded yesterday afternoon the jury having returned
verdict convictng the prisoner Hineson was the last
Of the three young tsed and convicted under An
indictment Of the Grand Jury, charging them with hav
ing broken into the house No. 2o2 North Seventh street.
WILLIAMSBURG carly o. the morning or December q
1885, and robbed and ravished tho three sewing girs
Ellen Walker, Margaret Lacy and Anna Camp
bell On the reception OF tho verdict, Hineson
and the two other prisoners, John Monaghan and
Mathew Mccormack, were each sentenced by Judge
Dikeman 10 fifteen years In the State Prison - sing
Sing When the sentences were announced tho culpRts
neither Of whom is twenty age manifested
little feeling, while their mothcrs and relatives
sobbed piteously. These have excited unusual
interest," especially among portions of the lower CLASSES
who crowded tho court the days Of tho trials
eagerly listening to the disgusting details g elected By
tho testimony.
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SurRExr CouRr-CiRcur.-P L-Noa 1879, oe1,
1If5 9b 1887, 1908 1915. 1905 23l7, 93o 14lt 1z2e
Nos 1870, 1926 17l6, Q6O2 1905 o54. I04o. Part a.
Nos 6s5 24s, 1O4 1910 ss2 1lto 1850 1oa0 SSo l2os
SupRExE CoURT-SPxcnL TERM Nos ESQ., 100, 1o7,
1885, 2O2 20e 2o7 2os 2oo l29, 15S 1sl 100 no. 1so,
268
a6 97 e8 I03 107. no. 11o, 119, 126 127, ll7 16o.
l57 178. Call commences at 18l
SUPERIOR CoURr Part 1-Noa 27S7 2o79, 2043 1901
2767 30ll 30s7 ll03 300 3o7o 2975 2977, S0s7 261a
3l0a Part 2l7c2 3022 sI22, l540, 3176, 1885, $3.50,
2674, 313s, 1885, 3112, 3170 3200 3202, 8206.
CoMxov PLEAS Part Mos 376, 9f2, 651, 30l 066,
ee1 662, e32 Part 2--Nos b24, 625, 5oA, 6ll, ol2,
543 664, 666, 6e7.
Junas two cases Frank Goodwin grand larceny: John
j. skeehan, mnrdsr John Scuily Root Cusick, ThosL
Golden Jacob smith, John Orr James Wilson, burglary
third degree Lille Brown, Sarah Jane Irving, Patrick
Duffy, grand larceny -
SupRKsE CouRr-CiRcUrr--KrSG Couyry.-Nos. 20
l40. 81 Al 16, 102 1l6, 149 20, o. r. 97, 107. 11o
160 157, So, so, l61, l62, 163, 10A
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Inc AAho8c0 hh0UOk0M Romk 0Whuuhes
Before Judge Cardoso.
n ~ Hovuos Puttd0s - Gsovos W. CAddwick. This
was motion made BY the defendant TO vacae an order
Of arest heretofore granted This motion was denied
some time siace by default but BY consent Of Mr.
Charles wshls The plaintiffs attorney, u cano up on
The sdavis presented on the part Of the defendant
tended 70 show that, although there was irsuc
ON the part OF the North River Bank o.
Hoboken, the defendant himself was not ccgnI,snt o.
II Counsel also stated that the amaavn 90
which the original order Of arrest WAS ran,sd mSls
appear that the offence was committed ~ new Iorks
whereas the check was passed BY Williams In Boston
and that the credIbliy Of the person making snas
afldavn Mr. Frisxl should b. affected by sne manner
which he swors 70 facts Of which he had no personal
knowledge. and which evidence was entirely uneup.
ported. ne dd mot deny that the bank wss use0 ~
aDeculators for the purpose q swiudlng Dut wnen ~
dhsS~icr Ara Secsrne vice president of WAS bora
s honsss ana wen conducted bank end continued 70 b
20 m q ssl sprips when bought BY speculato and
used a 4 swisdlIng institution siscs then. Unfcrtu-
natelv foy Mr. Chadwick he remained vice president d
n ana ves cnpntsd ~ well - othcrA
M Wshe fcr the plaintiff submitted number o.
showing that whom the dram wns protested No
snc institution as the North River Bank Of Hoboken
cx,stsd but had entirely vanisheds and he also pre-
ssnsd IsbsS fssn We Trsaaursr ef As ssAse o. Nsw
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TIVE wsMsuTrA MILLS.

correspondent at New Bedford, Mass, having mo-
siosd paragraph in the WEEKLY HERALD which stated
shat the wamsutsa Mills had decided 70 continue running
slsvsn hours each day, writes that only ten hours
work win be performed there during the next three
months IT. Al the expiration OF that time The Lowell
and Lawrence mills do not reduce their time 70 ten
hours, the Wamsuita viii resume eleven hours worK,
unlcss the Legislature makes Law regulating tho num-
bsr ef hours 6r saph Asve work
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sUpEaIus cousT-pAAT |.


Gytnas o. r. O. Schasck ct aL-This was an action
for rover goods taken by the Sheriff from the store OF
Recknow Hudson, No 1l4 Liberty street. II is alleged
that Recknow Hudson we're manufacturers Of potted
and canned fruits meats &c. and that Messrs Schcnck
3 Romain were largo purchasers from them. In Feb.
ruary last plaintiff bought from Rcoknow who had dis
solved partnership with Hudson $40 worth OF canned
meats. IL appeared that previous 70 this Roman
& Schenck had made claim Of $1,000 for
that Hudson admitted Judgment against himself On this
Tho defendant Schcnck, seized al the goods In their
store, and among them those which Grnlths Ind
bought from Rscknow
The defendants explained that havisg obtained juds-
mens against Recknow Hudson, they issued exocu-
perry o that r but that hey were released from ths
levy and that plaintiff never claimed that the articles
belonged 70 him. Tho case given 10 the jury and n
verdict IVES returned for plaintiff Tor e5l6 TO-
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second messing Of ne trustees Of the Psaosdy Sau
catiousl Fund was held yesterday morning ~
O'Clock, q room No q or The Firth Avenue ao'el
procssdings ware ssrcsg private ps y De'ss'. . 49,
~ ~ - ,,sioc 1oIsfs donated by MI. PtAbody.
II ss svsnss y rs.sosy cns mos: sssoSss s ssr
.s..- - 4. 49, ss~os Hamilton Fsb - morrow they
IN, S,Ss van M A. stewart and on Fnday svsnine
~ p,sbodv win give banquet q We Futn ~ ~
Hotel Wfy guests have been nvissas e.ss'
when ere ladisa 4N
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SUPERIOR COuDT-spEcIAL TENN.
Alleged Contempt Of Court.
Rsfnra Jnstica Robertson.


Before Justice Robertson.
John M Mackay VIVA H. Aarson and others !;
Thomas s. Maror o. the sdme-This was q motion TO
punish David Crawford, Jr Of tho nrm Of Clark, Dodge
Co. for an alleged contempt refusing TO attend in
obedience TO the summons or Justice Jones' Mr. Craw
ford stated that ILL., and excused The plaintiff
demanded that he should be at examined and tho
Court granted tho application. IL was alleged the
defendants connected with the late poo In Erie
The proceedings adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing, at ten o'clock.
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Rarnsm ala hs learned ysdom from this dodge when
Jenny Lind frat came TO smerca everybody wanted 70
% Srsa concert expecting thn 70 command hlgn price
Barnum concluded sclthcm ut auction, and Castle
Garden was selected tn place. Some shrswd men Of
with Jenny Lind can mlc somesho og out Of it' The
1rst ticket put up-S5 rs bid, then $40. $40, S25,
$50 500. $780, when " Al stood SUI with as the, Y
sf which sum Il was knoced down. There was general
desire to ascertain whs had bought the ticket at
this high price. The tctioneer asked his name,
and man IN a crowd Of 8teen thousand others called
ont nj the top OF his voce 0enin the halter "Wha
Gcnm the hatter said ach man of the Fifth avenue,
= arc poor mechanics payk two hundred and twcnty.
Ave dollars in this wa for . nights amusement" !"
oenins fortune was maddy the notcresy this invest
ment rave him And thaIis tho way, said Barnum,
advertised with my wdly horse, Fcejeo mermaid,
Buffalo hunts and plought elephant for the American
Museum uaughter) Bhum then proceeded 10 Illus
trate what he said the bbels called the "mutated
Congressn II was like y men, Jones sober, indus
trious man, Smith drunlrd Jones is working In his
garden, Smith comes alon takes up axe. and cuts
Jones' arm on. Smith I'd home and goes 10 work In
his garden Jones comesbund with Sheriff aud sayz
10 the officer, arrest stl mani smith says You
can't arrest me. arm attding TO my duty. You are
n mutilated body. Yofant do anything That's
Just what the rebels says bout Congress sYou cant
make laws for us, yotkre q mutIlated Congress.
| Great laughter Barnu thon went 10 say that
l ihcre was very dhterestcd venerable Scotch
gentleman doing busini in New York city, called
| James Gordon Bennett Barnum said no had had
| little difficulty with hifabout some land which ht
f,arnum) had sold TO III venerable Scotch gentleman
/ He had also fuss with n by which Bennett lost two
hundred thousand dolaa year In consequence OF the
theatrical monagers aki their advertisements out o
his paper, the NEw YoRhERALD. Considerable stamp
Ing among the audienceiho seemed 10 know all abou
the HERALD although thdvcgetatcd In this cutofthe
world reRion.) Barnum lntnued A friend asked mi
to-day which Barnum I'll Bennett for all the adver
tscments which appeared the HvRArD about Barnum--
| which w. H. II was Wilm H. or tho woolly Hors
Barnum2 told him NJ latter did not, but did moi
| know ubout the other; "a am sure that Mr.. Jamo
Gordon Bennett would ncska black ho couldn
| get H. moro merriment For myself wm not pa,
| Que cent for debauchinfhe pcople--trenswed merrl
| mcnt)--but f my ffiendy. n. Barnum, will take AZ
teen thousand dollars al throw on the dock or Civ
h 70 some charitable secs VIII do thc same; b0l
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TINE sTaerT DEPARTMENT.

Street Commissioner George W. Mclean yesterday
opened proposals and awarded contracts for the follow
ing jobs
Regulating grading, curbing, euttsring and Tagging
Sixty sixth street. between Third and Fifth avenues
time nine months same In Seventy seventh street. be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues The contract was
CURLING and guttering Seventy third street, between
Third and Fifth avenues The contract awarded TO
r J. Cunningham ct q, $50 n time thirty daya
Flagging Twenty-sxth street. between Second avenue
and the East The contract was awarded 70 Thos.
Gearty 1t 81, 431 06; time thirty days.
Tagging Thirtieth street. between Sixth and Seventh
avenues The contract was awarded 10 N. Gavin at
81, o61 20; time twenty five days
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From the Boston Advertiser, May 2o.1
The yacht Wave, Of about eighteen tons, with
pleasure pay Of eleven persons aboard ran into the
schooner Atlantic Of wiscassett yesterday afternoon
on Fort Winthrop and sunk Immediately -Four Of the
party--Mn Mary Deory and her child eighteen months
old, Mn Margaret Garvin and Ellen Quinn--were
drowned The remainder, consisting OF tho skipper,
named John Bell hrs sister, Murdoch and Ellen Petit
paw, Maggie Callahan and two children belonging 70
Ma Deofy. saved the children being rescued by
the hsror police ana the other ave persons BY the
OF the schooner Stroud They taken 10 the harbor
police station IN exhausted condition the two children
being nearly drowned that the efforts 10 resscitae
them were for . considerable time unavailing. The
schooner Atlantic, which was bound outward u the
time Of the collision, put back immediately Her skipper
stated that he noticed the danger Of . collision, and
shouted 70 those aboard the yacht 10 put their holm
hard apor 81 the same time doing with the schoon
es's helm The party aboard the yacht who appeared
70 beysngaged In oly, were unmindfu Of the hail. and
their vessel struck the schooner aud down. The col
iisiou was witnessed By the harbor police, who relieve
The skipper Of the schooner from blame.
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course OF that time Professor Twining made q
neat speech which the strangers appreciated the
were offered. From the New Haven House the strangers
were driven 70 the depot from whence in COMPANY
with Ex-Governor Thomas II. Seymour ex- Minister 10
soners have been in this country but short time
They landed at New York, from whence they
to Washington and then returning visited Baltimore,
and coming to this city stopped in Bridge
port where we understand, they visited the works Of
the New Haven Arms Company. The visits Of the
Is more particularly TO ascertain n
regard TO the methods Americans have OF manulacus
warlike materials
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Third Brirnde Field Dny.

This brigade will assemble for drill at Tompkns square
Wednesday, June S. 1t is composed OF the First
Seventh, Eighth, Ninth ThIryseventn and Fifty fifth
regiments. The brigade line will form at two O'Clock
P. M. precisely. The walk on the south side Of the
square will be the only place reserved for spectators
owing TO the great amount OF required and very
few persons except officers OF the First division and
members Of the press who will be provided with proper
invitations to DO admitted. They will enter at the
gate Of and Seventh street and pass out
OF the gate Of avenue and Seventh street. No
member OF the brigade in uniform, will be allowed to
leaye tho ground under any pretence whatever until
the parade is dismissed.
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PouGHKEEPEs, N r., May 90 1867.
II now transprcs that the namc Of tho arrested
on saturday charged with attempting to extort money
from the officers OF the First National Bank at Fishkli
Landing and who represented himself Of Sec
Rotary McCullochs special detectives is not 8. Beal
His real name is supposed 10 DO Harry Livingston. He
10 said 70 be well known in Duchess county, In this
state In 1870 he possession Of 500 000 but
led such fast and disspated life that the money
now all gone.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The cunard mail steamship China viii leave Boston on
Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close In this city At quarter
past one and hafpsss ave o'clock Tuesday afternoon
The NEW York HERALD-Editon for Europe win DO
ready a ten o'clock on Tuesday morning.
Single copies. IN wnppcrs ready for mailing. nx
SANTA
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The steamship Arizona, Captain Maury, will sail from
this port on Tuesday, May q, for AspinwalL
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
win close d hafpast ten O'Clock Tuesday morning
The New yoaE HsnnD-Ediuon for the Pacinc--wiII
BE- ready at half-past nine O'Clock In tho morning.
single copies, ia wrappers for mailing, six cent?.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Eulf Sauadron.

The Gulf squadron.
The following is list OF vessels in the Gulf squadron,
to be turned Rear Admiral Palmer, Of the
North Atlantic, including iron sChocura Estrea
Charlotte, Potomac Tallapoosa Tahoma, Tippecanoe,
Tacony, Mahaska, Glasgow, Yucca, Paul Jones, Rose
Buckthon, Manayunk, Yantic. Chickasaw, Manhattan,
Tennessee, winnebago, Kickapoo. oneota Osage Ca
tawba.
The iron-clads At New Orleana
The flagship Of the Gulf squadron is the Esrella off,
cered a. follows
Cowmpdors-J. A. winslow, commanding.
Fled Surgeon. Winthrop Taylor
Fled PdynaaT-J. Adams Smith.
Secret0ry-Chilton r. Winsl0w
Acting Mdaey-W. Budd-
Aoimg EmIgns-G. H Rice, A. o. Child, D. N. Hayes
Mdes-M. r. Butta. B. w. Tucker, Jr
Assistoat Suroeon-F. n. Dearborne.
En0ineeys-Acting First Assistant T. W. OConnor;
Acting second Assistant Geo. Cowe. JL Acting Third
Assistants J. B. Cook, E. McElmel
PuymaSer's Cisrk-Wm II. Drury.
Cossmodors's Clerk. H. Taylor.