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Criminal COurt.

The Jury rendered a verdict of not
guilty in the case of Bob Mizer, colored,
charged with murder.
The resolutions adopted on Monday last
in relation to the death Of James NJ. Brien,
Esq, were ordered to be spread upon the
minutes.
State VS.. Bose Haley, robbery, case
taken mp and Jury respited.
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Erroneous,

The report circulated is The city last
evening that a little child had been
drowned in the mire of the street crossing
at the intersection Of Union and Cherry
streeta, was, we are glad 10 say, without
any foundation in truth.
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Bnsi OmcIs Re.onened

TIE citizens of the different nsighbor-
hoods will be pleased to learn that the
postOtices at Donelson and Whites Bend
have been re-opened lately, aud mails will
run accordingly.
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Gold was slightly lower yesterday. The
following are the New York quotations
Opened at 1871; was 1919 at 1925; 1915
at ll:3O; 1873 at Il:5O; 1873 at 2
and closed at 1871 at 3 Pm. Dealers
here pay 1903, and sell at 1914. Silver is
bought at 1875.
New York Exchange is quite scarce
The banks buy at par and are checking al
ic premium,
There was a slight improvement in gov.
eminent bonds. The following are the
New York quotations of yesterday:
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NEW AND IMPORTANT
TESTIMONY.
A Certificate
FROM DR. W. b. REID,
Franklin, Tennessee.
Editorial from the Republican Banner, Feb. 2l.
Substantial Testimony.

Editorial from the Republican Banner, Feb. Fl.
Substantial Testimony.
We publish with pleasure the accompa.
nying testimonial from DIR. w. S. Reid,
respecting the success of DR.. LighthilI in
the practice of his profession. With DR..
Reid we are well acquainted, and there is
no man in Tennessee whose statements are
entitled to more credit. A citizen of great
worth, and himself a physician of high
standing, he is fully competent in every
respect TO judge of the competency of DIR.
Lighthill TO do what he proposes:
FRANKLIN, TENN, Feb. 10, 1869.
Dr.. LIGHTHILL The case of ear dis
ease in my family, lately treated by you,
was one of some twelve or fifteen years
duration, involving, as was thought, a total
destruction Of hearing in the ear affected.
II gives me pleasure TO bear testimony to
the rare skill with which you performed a
necessary operation, as we'll as the Judi
iousness of your subsequent treatment,
which has resulted, am happy to believe,
in the entire cure of the disease, and as
complete restoration of hearing IA the
case admitted Of Respectfully,
w. g. REID, NJ. D.
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Election of ChanceIIor ordered

Gov. Senter has issued a proclamation
ordering an election to be held on Thur
day, the 18th day of April, for Chancel-
lor of the Seventh Chancery District
which office was made vacant by the re-
cent decision of the Supreme Court, 10 the
case Of Barry VS.. Lauck.
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nosorters from the sMeIish. :

Four of the "melish" who had deserted
from their command, passed through Cam
den few days ago on foot, They were
dressed in blue, and each had his gun upon
his shoulder. They said they were en-
r,ute for East Tennessee.
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CommIsaiouer,s Court

Eight more prostitutes were GGed ten
dollars and costs by Commissioner Stove
for keeping houses of ill-fsme.
Chris. Andrew and ]. B. Rafensberger,
drunkenness on the street, three dollars
and costs each.
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E. A. COLLINS
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We understand that Gov. Senter will not
have anything to do with pardoning out
conyict5 from the Penitentiary, as has been
the custom with his predecessor. in
tends to leave it discretionary With the
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BLACKsMurH's tools, rivels, washers, nuts,
bolts, spikes and nails, also chains of every
description for sale cheap at French Broth
ers,' G2 and GA, Market street. mar7-3t
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For Supreme Judg e.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce Hon. j. Q. Shackleford as a cam
didate for Judge Of the Supreme Court of
Tennessee, at the election to take place
9th of Nav. 1869. marc tde
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CITY NOTICES.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

For Chancellor, 7th District.
We are authorized TO announce Hon.
Thomas Barry candidate for re election
as Chancellor 10 ~ 9Th Chancery Dis
trict of the State, at the special election on
Thursday, April Is, 1869, ordered by the
proclamation of the Governor.
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ourselves to work more and more SO long
as the people show to US that our Iabors
are appreciated. Help US to circulate the
paper.
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Tnhnnnn RnIaS

For the week ending March 5, the sales
of Tobacco by TURNKEY & Woodbridge at
the Elephant Warehouse, Clarksville,
have amounted to $40 hogsheads at prices
ranging from 81 GO to $I4 50.
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A black mare, with one eye, about twelve
or fourteen years Of age, was taken up
few days ago. The owner can get the
same by calling on the undersigned, and
paying charges VIM, DEws.
March 9 2t.
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HARRIEn

BUNFIN - CRAIGHEAD.-On 81 March,
near Plaquemihe. Louisiana, by the Rev
| Bishop Wilmer. Of La. Capt WM. A. BUNTM,
| of Robertson county. Tennessee. to Miss jim
| ME CRiIGHEAD, of Louisiana.
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RAGS.

On and after this date. we win only pay Five
eenss per pound for good country Cotton.
gags. WHITMAN BROS,
November TIT
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We have one or two good Job presses for
sale, which can be had at bargain, By
application at The Office of the USIoN AND
AMERICAN.
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pRom wM Pr.oocu. ESQ.,
BeIi Buckle, Tenn.

Dr.. LIGHTHILL: Dear .Sr-The case
of my daughter has turned out just as you
said it would. The discharge from her
ears has entirely disappeared, after the APP
plication you made and few days use OF
the remedies you prescribed. Her hear
ing is very much improved, and her gen.
eral health is better than it was for some
time. feel under many obligations to
you, and hope you may be as successful
with all of your patients as you have been
with my daughter.
| am, yours truly
VIM. ]. PEACOCK.
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A programme of more than ordinary
merit and versatility will be presented
tc-,ipLt Go down and see the new stars.
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ClrPntf Eanrf

The tribute of respect TO the late James
NJ. Brien, adopted at the meeting Of the
Nashville Bar on Monday last, was or
dered to be spread upon the records of the
court.
Several appeal cases from the magis-
trates' courts were disposed of.
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MtSeellaneOuS

cotton 1ARNs-Me quote at lSc, 2Oc,
% and 24c for zoos, COOS, 5O0s and 1905.
SEEDs.-Clover S11 90; Timothy 81 %;
blue grass (cleaEed) So 90; herds grass
81 90; orchard grass 81 25.
HIDEs.-Dry flint Zoe; dry salt 1Sc !;
green salt lie; green hides 7@IOc.
IRoN.-Tennes common bar, Tic per
lb; Kentucky, do, 44c per Id; Tennessee
band, &c; Kentucky do, &c.
SoAP.-Common bar, 7I@1Oc per ID
per fancy box, $2@4 so.
| Nashville Flour and Grain Market.
FLoUR.-The market continues firm al
Sc so for superfne 50 so for double
extra $40 so for family and s1l so fol
fancy.
Corn MEAL.-The market firm at 50 40
for kiln dried, and loose unbolted at "a
cents in bulk.
WHEAT.-We quote Mediterranean al
81 IS; Red 81 so; Amber 81 60.
CoRN.-Very little doing to-day, the in
clement weather preventing shipments
We report small sales on basis of Coo il
ear loose 50, and 75@7S sacked and de-
liyered in depot.
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FARMERS in want of thimble skein and
iron axle wagons, will find every variety
Of the beat makes warranted, at French
Brothers, 81 and GA Market street, Whole
sale dealers supplied. mist
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, March 9.-Flonr So 5O@6 90.
Wheat 81 l4@l 10 Corn 564@564c.
Data 53g@54e. Rye 81 1901 20. Bar
ley 81 S04@1 81. High wines 90lc Pork
$50 5O@30 70. Lard I8@18ie. Bulk
shoulders II4@1I3c 81
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ST. LOUIS, March Supper -four SIS %
@5 IS. Wheat 81 SO. Corn 66@69.
Oats G5@6Se. Rye$l 3O@l 32!. Whis-
ky 92e. Pork S3l SO. Bulk meats 12l
l6@l64c. Bacon shoulders l4c; clear
sides l70174c; hams 18@19c. Lard
1S4c
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To Printers

THE proprietor Of one of the Jestpdyiag
county newspapers in the State, desiring to
change his business, will sell his establish
ment on reasonable terms, Has the larR-
est circulation Of any paper in Middle
Tennessee, and sn advertising patronage
also greater than any other paper in that
district. For information apply to UNION
AND AMERICAN aud BGnnsr Offices.
febl3-tf
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FROM JAMES n. KENDRICK, Esq.
Seer etary Nashville Gas Light Co.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 4, 1S69.-By the SCI
entifc treatment of DR.. Lighthill, have
been relieved of a difficulty of the Ear
and Throat, and 1 take pleasure 10 recon-.
mending him to any of my friends and
the public, who may be suffering in that
way. JAS. II. KENDRIcK.
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CInctnDatI AEarkets.

CINCINNATI, March 9.-Wheat Sl40@
/ S. Barley nomiHally unchsgned. Rye
81 AZ. Bntier aud Cheese firm and scarce
at full rates. Money very close at l0@l2e.
for best paper Cotton dull, ::middling 2Se.
Flour SIS 5000 IS Corn 66@70c. Oats
66c. Whisky held at Soc. Pork $3I So
Lard 1s@1s4. Bacon shoulders l34, sides
I64e. Bulk meats 124@I44c.
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London adViees of yesterday quote
United States five-twenties at 823.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at G. for the old, and 6GI
for the new.
Nashville Corporation checks are held
at SO@Slc, with very little demand, ex-
cept by parties bringing suit in the Federal
Court
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange at the second
board on the 9Th inst. we're as follows:
s 5000 Tennessee 6s. neg.652
10000 Missouri IS, b C, .........S93
The sales on the 9Th were as follows:
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GENERAL MARKETS
TUESDAY, March Q, 1859.

Nashville Cotton Market.
CorToN.-The week just passed, like its
predecessor has been without the least ami
nation, and with but little disposition 10
operate on the part of buyers.
Our market to-day in sympathy with
New York is very dull, and prices nomi-
nal, shippers contending that prices here
are / to ! cent too high to admit of ship
ment. There Were large offerings to-day,
but very small amount changed hands.
W. quota.
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;aoeks OF Cotton I'm Interior Towns
MARKETS BIZ TELEaRAPH
Foreign Markets

LONDON, March Console
923@93. U. s. bonds 824.
FRANKFORT, March 9.-Uniled States
bonds SIT.
LIVERPOOL, March 9-egening.-Cot-
ton quiet; uplands 12t Orleans 12s sales
5000 bales.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, March 9.-The situation
at Washington was again the chief topic
of conversation in financial circles to-day.
Reports Of Stewards resignation aud the
Presidents acceptance thereof, is freely
circulated. Money is easy at Z per cent.
on call. The Observance of the law re-
garding certifcation Of checks causes some
trouble among smaller brokers, but first
class firms have as yet experienced no DIFF
fculty. Considerable transfers of brokers
accounts from National to State banks, are
noted. Sterling lower and dull at 549S5.
Gold opened at 81 fell to 3G4, and closed
at 31s@31i' Loans made at 2@6 per
cent. for carrying, to fat for borrowing.
CIearanees to-day, So. 900, 600. State bonds
firm and quiet Old Tennessees, 689685;
new f6m66l
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2 ny ". Corn el@e4c Oats e9ass.
S4Hy' w Cotton 27S. .Wheai 81 IS
Memphis Markets.
MEMPH1s, March 9.-Cotton sIuII add
enureiy nominal. Receipts S44 bn!ss: ex.
p0f9 !. bales. Flour unchanged. Corn
lZ4SI0c. Hay S27@2s. Bran S2sG2a
Oats I5977e. Corn meal So 40. PsrE
$35 Bulk meats weak; clear side. 1e5c
shoulders 164c. Dressed hogs 1O@Iie.
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Louisville Markets

LOUISVILLE, March 9.-Sales of 1853
hogshssds tobacco at $44@13 90. PORK,
$31 so. Lard Isle. Bacon IA, 16A@174e.
Bulk meats Is, l6@164c. Flour IS 500
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

Tslisman, Cairo.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
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FROM j. w. MANNER, Esq,
Firm of Pigue, Manner d Hall, Nash
VILE Tenn

A girl living in my family had been
deaf for some time and was restored to
hearing by DIR. Lighthill, under whose
professional care l placed her few days
ago.
February 8, 1869 ]. W. MANIER.
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| AVO,OVO Louislaha O5, levy D0ad5--..-.-..fl4
The New York Post of the afternoon Of
the 9th inst. says:
THE transactions in gold during the
morning have been Of unusual magnitude
with the lone of the market feyerish and
excited. Before the formal opening of the
Room large sales were made at 1297; the
first recorded transaction, however, was at
1909, after which it sold at 1901, then adj
vanced rapidly to 1314@13Is, but subse-
quenlly receded to 1909, the present price.
The immediate cause of the sharp upward
turn was the rumor that the London quo.
tstiOn of 5-20s had broken from 832 to
S2l although the lowest price reported
with certainty was 831, this rumor had a
temporary effect. Ia the gold loan mar
ket there is an increased demand for cash
gold to deliver on speculative sales, and
rates for carrying have ranged from five
to both borrower and lender"
| The money market in New York, on
Saturday, was quite easy all day at COZ
per cent, for call loans, and at the close
money was offered at per cent.
The New York bank statement is again
unisvorsble, showing larger decrease in
legal reserve than in deposits, thus materi-
ally reducing the surplus over the legal
requirement of % per cent. The follow
| ing are the changes during the week:
Increase in 712 $50
Decrease in 67
Increase in circulation. .-............... Il go
Decrease IN deposits 2 Gil, 13S
Decrease in legal-tenders ........... l,749 1856
The totals of each item compare with
last week and one year ago as follows
.s MsT csd 6; a.. g. Mar, Z es
Specie....s............... 10. 1864 2J.7i4Z}} |
Circulation 34,275.3S5 4.l53,9j7 |
Deposits.......-..,....- lS26oi4 49, 207,757 $50 |
Legal tenders..,...... 49.145969 57Ol7, O4l |
The following is the text Of the act in
reference to certifying checks BY National
Banks:
'Be il enacted, etc, That it shal be un-
lawful for any officer, clerk or agent of any
National Bank to certify any check drawn
upon said bank, unless the person or com
pany drawing the said check shall have on
deposit in the said bank, at the
time such check is certified, an amount
of money equal 10 the amount speci-
fed in such ceeck, and any check SO
certified by duly authorized officers shall
be good and valid Objection against such
bank; and any officer, clerk or agent of
any National Bank violating the provis-
ions of this act shall subject such bank to
the liability and proceedings on the part
of the Comptroller as provided for in sec
ton fifty of the National Banking law,
June 8, 1864, passed the House {
Of Representatives February Is, 1869" Il
Another act which was signed by Mr.. I
Johnson aboliishes the old system of c
stated quarterly statements by National [
Banks and provides for FIVE statements a
leaving it optional with The e
when to call for the reports s
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New Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS March o. Cotton
easier. Middlings 28l@284. Sales, 900
bales !; receipts, 1862; exports, 65S. Gold
1873. Sterling exchange l43; commercial
exchange l4l@l4l4. New York sight &c
premium. Sugar nominal. Molasses dull;
prime 70GG75c.
The New York herald., 1869-09-03
THE RECEPTION Of THE HARvAaDS.
Meeting to Arrange for Receiving the Amcri-
can Oarsmen.

Meeting to Arrange for Receiving the Amcri.
can Oarsmen.
Pursuant to call made In yesterdays HERALD by
Lloyd Aspinwall, meeting OF the members OF va
rious boating clubs in New York was held yesterday
afternoon at the club house foot OF Thirty fourth
street, North river.
On motion of Mr.. Asplnwall ex-COmmodore Benja-
min +. Brady, OF the Waverey was nominated aud
elected chairman ana II. Ambury secretary. After
some preliminary remarks from tho chairman mo-
ton was made by General Aspinwall that u list OF
the clubs present be recorded on the minutes. The
following clubs were found to be represented
Brooklyn; Gullck, New York; Empire CITY, waverey,
Ataanta. Columbia. Nassau Neptune, Staten Island.
On motion OF the chairman that tue reception OF tho
Harvard crew consist OF q dinner, a debate ensued
which finally ended IN the acceptance OF the dinner
proposition.
General Aspinwall made brief address explana.
tory or his views on the dinner question, throwing
the suggestion that the invitations guests 0us
whose presence and eloquence would honor and
llven the occasion. The Mayor OF the city and few
others would be quite enough. There was use in
going through the whole list Of municipal officers.
1t was next decided that a committee be appointed
70 discuss and report on the question OF ways and
proposed banquet. The committee comprises the
following gentlemen:-Mr. AspinwAll, Nassau Club;
Mr.. Snea, Gullck; Mr.. Beebe AlcyOne; Mr.. Edwards,
Atalsnta; Mr. Amelung. Palisade 1t was agreed
eight O'Clock 70 complete the nnal arrangements.
The following were appointed committee Of recep-
ti0n:-Messrs. Shea, Gulick; Asplnwal. Nassau;
Ameung. Palisade; Mason, vesper; Bank, ATLANTA;
Ogden, Alcyone; Hashagan, Columbia; Roberts, En-
pire City; Fortmeyer, wsverley. The meeting then
The New York herald., 1869-09-03
GEORGIA..

Cuban FilibusterinS Expedition in Trouble
Tho Citizens Of Fort Gaines Calling for
Troops to Help Keep the FiIibusiers Or
dcrIy-The Expedition to Be Intercepted By
Revonus Cutters.
MACON, Sept. 2, 1862
A large party OF men enlisted for the Cuban army
are at Fort Gaines, Ca. United States Deputy Mar
shal Cox arrived thero to-day and telegraphed that
the citizens unable to cope with them and asks
for troops. A despatch has been forwarded to Geno
raj Terry asking for company Of troops to be sent
TO tho fort by special train tonight. District
Attorney Milledge telograpned In return to
the effect that he will be here In the
morning and also the United States Marshal
from Savannah. Revenue cutters have been ordered
TO cruise or the coast TO intercept the nbusters II
they should succeed IN getting away. Great excite
ment prevails horo. a. many who Joined tue expcdi-
ton arc young mon under age. Tho United states
Commtssioners o1ice has been crowded all day with
anxious parents to hear II the authorities have sue
oeeded IN stopping the party. The party had Z
special boat chartered to take them down the river
Apaachioola, and are reported as being under COM
mand OF Major Brldgeiord formerly OF General Lees
The New York herald., 1869-09-03
THE NEW POST OFFICE.
The Work Pushed Rapidly-Awnrd Of Coa-
tracts.


The Work Pushed Rapidly-Award Of Con.
tracts.
The excavation for tho foundation walls Of the
new Post ONCE building Ia pushed energeticaliy,
the labor being carried on by relieves, both night
and day. The plans for the basement and sub-cellar
are being perfected in detail at Washington IN tue
Arcnitects Bureau OF the Treasury Department. and
will he here by tomorrow. The building will bo
taken In hand as speedily as possiDle aud Will DO
pushed to completion without delay.
The contract for excavation has been awarded 70
Mr. Everard OF this city At the rate Of eightythreo
cents cubic yard. The contract for cement has
been awarded to Messrs Delaneld Baxter, at 81 81
u barrel They are now delivering the cement stor-
side OF the plot.
Charles V. Hon, OF Pennsylvania. was the success
fu bidder for supplying the concrete for ~ 81 per
cubic yard.
The contract for supplying the rubble stone was
awarded to James Il. Neal OF Philadelphia, at - ~
yard. -
The contract for tho granite was awarded to @. r.
Dixon of this city vt the rate oi ve cents per
cublc foot prepared. The granite Is to be brought
from DlxOn's Island on tho coast ot Maine. ana IL 70
be delivered AZ required.
temporary site will be required near the PARK
building ground to store the granite rs II Is do
livered, the rs lots being expected In about IN go
weeks. For the present IL Is the intention Of the
Superintendent to have the contractors employ re-
lieves OF men, 30 that tho work may 90 on by night
as well rs during the day. The noise made by com
Is sad the city authorities contemplate TO take steps
TO enforce ts removal II that should be done the
eycavacation must stop. az the probability OF acct
dents would increase.
The New York herald., 1869-09-03
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States sloOp jamestown. Commander
OF August for the Fccjee Islands. ana thence 70
tho Marshall, Caroline and Senleven Islands, lying
rev degrees north OF tho Equator ana In 1853 Do.
grcos east longitude The object Of the cruise is to
show the United States nag In these unfrequented
seas look after the interests OF such Americans -
may be settled or trading in either Of the groups
and TO extend them such assistance or protection 40
they may require. After visiting tue Islands the
Jamestown Ia ordered 70 return TO the coast oi
South America
The following In q list OF onlcers attached TO the
United states slO0p-0f.wa JamestOwn:-
W. r. Truxtun, Commander, commanding; c. L.
Huntingdon Lieutenant Commander, Executive
W. Miller, James M. Miller, Andrew Dunlap. r. T.
Cunningham, Ensigns; William johnson. Surgeon;
f. d. Payne, Passed Assistant Surgeon; George II
watkins, Paymaster; II. G. COchrane First Lieutcn-
ant Marine COrps Andrew Milne, BOatswan; n. A.
Mcdonald, Gunner; 8. N. WhItehOuse, Carpenter;
0ibers D; Macy; SALTWATER; r r. Watkins. Pay
masters Clerk; Charles W. Sinclair Captain's Clerk
Surgeon Z. X. DENLY was detached from the James,
town on the day prior TO her departure from Pans
ma, being relieved by DR.. Johnson. DR.. Denby re-
turns home to-day on the Alaska.
The United states gunD0at Yanti0 romans %
1ho Xyack and Onward we're at Calao August IA.
the Pensacola, from san Francisco, was expected
Paymaster s. +. Browne Is ordered to duty at the
Pensacola Navy Yard, vice Paymaster u. L. Waite,
ordered TO settle his accounts, Passed Assistant
Paymaster George l.. Meade ordered " Phla,ei-
ant Paymaster Frank II. Arms ordered TO the
IusOArOra.