, 1873-05-01


up thofr wounds, act MI their brokon limbs in
epltnts, and, In flne, ouro' auch Of them aB nre
ut Ill o,,rnblo in o marvolou8ly short epaoo Of
tImo.. Bono Of tho patients aoom past GIRO.
burst ,opon, and tho oontonts Of which nro
brought poaconeal into hospital, whore THO aslr-
goon roooiyos tllom With Bhako Of tho hontl.
In ertren.ta eoomB this doll, whoao integumeniB
ilavo boon torn OIL, whoao noae hna boon atove
timo aftcr tho franc to which It bo!onga. bit
OF string tlnl,ors up 4 box containing a lump Of
plum cnko half cnsod In sugar, but thero Ia no
ouro for this packet Of Taddys snuir, addressed
Contents, CO pervating tic aEmospero no % so"oraIiy' @ M
pot everybody a-snoozing. DECIDEDLY "oron for
inspection is tho doll in this parcel; tho 1oad
etickB up out Of tile papor, and somotlling OF
other has gyon Madamlo a black oyo. 4 box Of
got broken, and somo Of tho lonyos fall on tho
surgoon'B table rs tho delicious odor BcontB tho
eir+ With tondor finger ho hnndloa tho boauti-
tul bouquet, aud lot lib hope Tho fair ono nhoBo
bo cogniznnt Of tho miellap. THO trust fowl in
this paokngo Inns not boon seriously injured, nor
haB tho snpo In thus other, but tho surgeon Bnffs
dlHguat at its high condition an ho makoB 1t ut for
tho road again. After oil, it IL not 10 bad rs tho
o.lor night. There ia smashed sccnt hottie,
whoao contents llavob con n,ninly absorbed by d
ohignon addressed to O. married lady. A woolly
dog, that barlss snnppishly whom ho IL handled, Is
as seriously siloro @ but the Doctor 5 RI uohnife % Is
do1toro1siy to tile front. and choery lips may
yet DO kiasod undor It tomorrow night. Why
didn't tho gentleman who sont tho beautiful
bouquet to tho lazy in Surrey inc'oso It in =
Of 1arks forwarded in something moro snbstan-
tal til nh fragile Of papor 30 aB to avert tho
amagamation into which thoy llad ontorod with
tho contents OF hlaHtor Jacli's paint box7
Obituary Commodore John n.
A,a1icif.
From tho iseto lIork Times, AprH28.
Our Washington dispatches announce tho
death, in that city, OF Commodore John Il.
Aulick, at tho advanced ago Of IS years. This
tired list for some years, during, which timo he
haa lived in quiet at Ills homo In Washington.
John e. Auliok WIS born in tho State Of Vr-
ginia In tho year l787, and entorod the United
States Navy Nov. IT,, 160o at the ngo Of % years.
He was attached to lilo frigato Enterprise as a
Midehipman, whom Rho was ongagod with tho
English ahip Boxer In tho summer OF 1918, and
displayed such gnllnntry that ho was promoted
to ba Liontonnnt Doc: 0, 1914. Ho wau presont
War Of 1929, and carried hor captures, tic
Boxer and tho privatcors Ely mud Mars into
port. Uo afterwards served on the Saranao On
tario, and Constitution. After The war, lo was
placed on nhoro-duty until 1927. In TINT year lo
""o " VIZ AAtShto 0An4INJ MAlo. Aiiu 4o-
llnaincd in tho Pacific Squadron until 1881, when
ho WAS commissioned as Master Commandment,
under date Of March 8. In 1884 he was assigned
to duty In tho Washington Nayy-Yard, and ro-
mainod thoro until 1887, when ho was given tho
command Of tho sloop Vinconnoa:. In 18do he
returned to tho Government Yard at Washing
ton, but remainod thcro only fow months, be-
ing promoted to tho rank of Captain Sept.
8, 1871. Aftor five years epent on active
service ut sen, Capt. Aultck found him
nj Oh Il ri In nSr4r In
the FIJI Of 1886. He was. kept on Office duty in
ordnance duty III 1861. In tho following year
command Of tho East India aqundron, which po-
sition ho hold for ovor year. It was during
this cruise TINT Capt. Aul|ck made certain i'm
portant suggestions relative to tho American
policy toward Japan, which lod to tho United
patched under tho command Of Com.
modoro Perry. That expedition resulted
in tho opening of the Japanese ports. to
American commerce, and at tlo Bamo time os-
tablishod an amicable aud profitable intercourse
botween the two nations, which Inns beon kept
in MI it's integrity up to tho present timo Capt.
Aulick Was advanced to tho rank of Commodore
July 10, 1862, being soon after placod OIL tho re-
tirod list In consequence Of his advanced ago.
During the sixty-two years Commodore Aullclt
passed In tho service Of his country, he spent
twonty-threo years and nine months nt aen, md
did over ten years Rervico on shore, tho remain
ing twenty-oight years being unemployed. No
officer feavoA a bettor record, though the oventa
Of tho lato war naturally gavo younger non moro
prominence.