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The daily gazette., 1879-02-15
A THOUSAND PERSONS WITH
OUT HOMES.

GENEVA, February :4.-The fire which
devastated the favOrite tourists resort of
Meyringen spread to and destroyed the
hamlets of Hausin, Stein and Eissubol-
gen. A thousand persons are rendered
homeless. Interlaken was at one time
threatened.
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A REMARKABLE FACT.

1t is rather remarkable that of the
twenty-three deaths that have already
occurred in this city during the present
week, eight of the deceased persons were
natives Of Ireland, and six of the eight
had reached quite an advanced age. Their
names and ages are as follows
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A BLACK MAN PRESIDING OVER
THE SENATE.

WARRINGTON, February Ex-senator
Bruce, of Mississippi, was called to the
chair in the senate chamber to-day, and
presided over the Senate a portion of the
Afternoon, being the first time in the his
tory of the government that colored
man has occupied the chair.
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DOINGS OFTHE vIRGINIAL LEGIS-
LATURE,

RICHMOND, Feb. 14-In the Senate TO-
day the report of the joint committee on
finance, EN- mbracing proposition for the
settlement of the state debt, was made
special order for Monday next at 1 o.
clock. In the House the same report
was placed on the calendar under the
rules. Both houses adopted resolutions
providing for night sessions on and after
Monday.
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Personal-I have been entirely cured
by Keller's Roman Liniment of severe
pains in my limbs, caused by over-exer-
ton at the late United States Patent Of
fee re. VIM. o. Drew, Assistant Engi-
neer, Washington Fire Department.
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Wilmington Markets.
hdicatiOns for To-Day.

-'v England and the Middle States
/ llr ueaiher, slight fall, followed by
'pug temperature, northwest TO
%r'nd', possibly shifting to souther-
Middle States, and rising JoHowed
~ barometer.
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FMMATE MaIt,E;N E;NcoUNTER WITH

bO XII n RS,
| nf rHGAa' pa y, y; Y, Feb. 1.-The resi-.
"a, .,i,, D'. Hilton, a dentist of this
IrnIpa nj e,'efsd .s by masked burglars
{tor'n nr"s' f.. They We're discovered b bv
a. oce,'iW s3ll William, aged ls. who
o'cIar,lYo %',GIa,loa to come down ~ stars airs
IDp ,'och, r"a. found the gas lighted in
SISaroslIn room, aud upon entering the
Iol tbe,o was shot in the face
bar '"eiil from behind the half
h tro,e Alter effectively returniny
! rrynI,. ."'l' "A small weapon, which
kran,'il'v,e ,Jive a second time vsnnt
F. Ipp,sd G'Ira,i. with his assaila lanIt. IiI hui
|rade d@,g'ar san,,, coming to his Wound. nd.
IbIow' n",,slstance, dealt him n rsnr-
pseI.,su ~ upon ln the head, stretching pt,
by ts tsa on the floor. The doctnrs
,iyl,, i 'ls IN, iirlsg, arrived upon o'13n, ,hs
|canr ~ l. .ne rascals, who mad. good
backane ,ue family silver, win othsr oa,a
irs ,i,y y !. has been obt ,ineJ ed Sias Yanne, TO
Hecarlous condition
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DTFD

MOORE.-At her residence, No. TIC King
street, this city, on the 18Th inst, Eliza
Moore, aged Sc years.
The relatives and friends of the family
are invited to attend the funeral fro m her
late residence. on Saturday, 18th in slant.
at 4 O'Clock, d. m.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-15

ltare, "a a Ngw nrnMo; Yort, the great
us appoin,,st, p,,,,irrest, and e'snt noted far to to
Central HoIeln Sis situated the
|nl the Eursso.Aaam Sns American Ss 81 60 5aepa lo
f., day. An sirsas,s "a, s. 90 up p
central, '''' Is Conducted by ais, IL.
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''AtEI iEsTERDAY-Thes stock
larry active, but teverish.
'-'l,' oonds were firm, States dull
'aa' irregular, Money on call
[, 40 pef cent, advanced to 8, and
- as Der cent.
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'nOiL COUNTY SAJrS

|iug a'lI' s51i aarn ,arm' on Bohemia Manor
! lame iDo acres, has been sold nv
konkgv'' i,r Esq,, IS ;,o trustee, to SuraI
& ks"Isn,s 1s@l' of r'yth,as Hall at chorr,,
IS al'l n' ! Miller P, Ii. cleayer s.,e 10 70
d D. heys, for 81, ,So5 l.
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FIRST EDITION.
HEALD & CO.,
,n.IxERs a BROKERS,
AND DEALERS IL

lcps BONDS. LOANS, MORT =
chhr,st w ~ COMMERCIAL PAPER.
| vroN HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DEL,
., Coupon. and General Collec
leroT T,osets 10 and drafts on GreA
in and other parts OF the world.
n lyd
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and'CommePcial.

wrLxINGToN, DEL, Feb. ID, 1879.
u,ock quotations furnished by
lss' 10. Clayton House Building
,n,ton, Del, at IL NJ. to-day.
CROCK QUOTATlONS.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-15
CHERIFF5 SALE.
lCHERIFF'5 SALE.
lO BY virtue of "a writ of Venditioni Ex-
pnnas, to me directed, will be exposed 10
in Middleown, in st. Georges hundred,
New Castle county, Delaware. on
FRIDAY,
The 7th day of MARCH, A. D.,

1873, at ] OClOCk, P' N tdo loffV"fH @o-
scr bed Real Estate, viz:
II that certain tract of land In Appo-
ouinlmink hundred, New Castle county
AID state of Delaware, on the SassafraS
road- leading from Townsend to Prices
Corner. about one mile from Townsend.
bounded on the north by lands of Joseph
Roberts, east by lands OF Robert A. Coch-
y. Carter, Levi Cannon, (col.,) and east by
lands OF Gideon +. Barlow, the whole con-
tanning forty seven acres and a half, with
two 9 ory frame houses and other out
buildings there on erected.
seized and taken in execution as the
property of Jacob @, Harris. Rachel Har-,
ris and William Barris and to be sold BY
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Shariff's Ofhce, New Castle: February
"A, 1879, lepIs'eoost9
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,ocal StOc KS and Bonds.
bal Bank of ware............. 900
National Bank....................l3 l32 y
National BANK. .........sss..
bal Bank VIII. and Brandywine.. 81
eTs' Bank. oU
|lngon Coal Gas COmpany........ 20
|are H. X. 20. ...................Zo 10
bare Western X X Co Stock, II
VII 4 Baltimore X. X. Co... Go
a Northern X. h. Co. IL
are Fire Ins. Co.. 40
|are State Bonds...................103 .103
ng0n city 6s................... ..16S
ngt0n city So. 102
aslie county yLoan. n................. 1ui
hre Railroad. first Mortgage. ..... 1O2
hre Railroad. extension. .10l
Passenger Railway Co. 1st mort. 100
- 1" Stock, I
q Hail M
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WANTED to rent for the summer
w months, furnished house in the
country convenient to one of the railroads.
Apply to TILGH NAN JOHNSTON,
febi5-6t N. L. Cor. 7lh Shipley SITS.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-15
NEW ADV ERTISEMENTS.

NOUNU.-A lot OF keys with n brass
n ring. The owner can have Them by
calling at this office and paying for adver-
tisement feb15
The daily gazette., 1879-02-15

DEAD THIS.-I 900 dollars worth Of pre-
II, sents to be given away. Chadwick's
Delaware Museum re-opens to- morrow,
Sa rurday, the 18th, for the last time In
Delaware. for a few days only. Persons
receive present, varying from cents to
dollars. Remember this is no humbug.-
New curiosities has been added. Music in
attendance. open day and evening.
febl4- -2td
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WANTED TO LOANS 900, in two
w sums OF 81 900 and $1,000, on good
real estate security. Apply to
THOMAS X. LALLY,
febl5.tf 500 Market street.
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JAMES M'HENRY'S FAILURE.

ASSETS STATED AT MILLION POUNDS sTEK-
LING APPOINTMENT OF REcEIvEB-REA-
SON OF HIS FAILURE.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1
LONDON, August 10, 1879.
Application was made in the London Bank
ruptcy Court to-day for the appointment of Il
receiver for the estate of James McHenry. The
assets are stated at FL 900, 900, consisting of
shares and leasehold and freehold property. A
receiver was appointed.
The DAILY Necs in its financial article says
"Nothing has yet TRANSFERRED relative to the
assets Of Mr.. James McHenry. 1t is possible
that the late Judgment of the Master of the
Rolls, requiring Mr.. McHenry to deposit install
ments in court Of the sum recovered by the Erie
Railway Company IN its recent action against
him, has been the means OF bringing matters to
u climax"
The Court Of Bankruptcy has granted an
order restraining the Erie Railway Company
from further proceedings relative to the
eggs, $3.50, which they claim from Mr.. James
MclIenry until the 18th of September.
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BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

The Naval Board of Inquiry, which came from
Washington last week to survey the United States
ship Constitution. now lying at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, and to decide upon the practicability OF
fitting her up training ship for the ap-
prentice boys of the navy, have completed their
labors and sent their report to Washington. The
Navy Department, finding that the vessel is availa-
BILE for service at little expense has ordered her
date training ship at this port She will take the
place OF the training ship Minnesota, which has been
that duty at this port for three past and il
now on q summer cruise in Long Island Sound The
change will be made because OF the great expense at
tached to keeping the Minnesota on this duty, from
the large number of officers required and other in
cidentas. The Constitution is the vessel recently
returned from the Paris Exposition and which met
with several mishaps on the homeward voyage.
The shenandoah, which has been selected as flag
ship of the South Pacific squadron, is now nearly
ready to go into commission. Commodore Andrew
Bryson will command the squadron. Captain r. +.
Lewis has been ordered to take command OF the
Shenandoah: Chief Engineer N. H. Lamdin has been
appointed chief engineer, and Paymaster Tofrey
paymaster. The other officers have not been ordered
yet.
The Tennessee, which has been undergoing repairs
ut the Navy Yard for many months, is now compar
atively vessel, having been nearly rebuilt
She could be got ready for within months
time, but it is doubtful whether she will be put
in commission at present.
The torpedo boat Alarm, constructed after the
design of Admiral Porter, is in the dry dock having
her steering propeller replaced by patent screw
She will be ready to leave the dock in about three
weeks.
The despatch boat Tallapoosa, Lieutenant d. G.
McRitchie in command. arrived al the navy yard
sail for the Boston and Portsmouth navy stations
on Tuesday
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: -
THE VICE REGAL PARTY.

HUNTER RIVER, p. T. l.. August 16. 1879.
The local government of this Province to-day ex-
tended their hospitality to His Excellency the Gov
ernor General in the shape of excursion to Rus
tco Beach. The Princess Louise unable to DO
present. owing to seasickness. caused by the pitch
ing of the Druid. At eleven O'Clock special train
of five cars left for Hunter River station with the
Marquis and suite and large number OF invited
guests. As the train turned out of Charlottetown
station the wheels passed torpedoes arranged
to give royal salute. The day beautiful and
the run through the country to Hunter River very
pleasant. As the train sped by the way stations
crowds of rustcs on the platforms saluted it with
cheers and waving handkerchiefs. At Hunter River
handsome arch had been erected. guard OF men
from the Eighty second battalion were drawn up
the platform, and hundreds OF spectators sur
rounded the station. The excursionsts were re-
riages for Rustico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-17
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
THE NEW SECOND LIEUrENANTs.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WASHINGTON August Ii, 1879.
The Board of Officers OF which General A. Med
McCook is president tor the examination of candi
dates for appointment second lieutenants United
States army. will meet on Monday
So far but three OF the young men
designated for appointment by the President
have sianiied their desire to appear viz. William
black. J. NJ. L. Particle and NJ ID. Parker. Fifteen
OF those designated have been ordered to appear be-
fore this Board, the members of which are Captain
&. Breckenridge and First Lieutenant Clarence o.
Howard, Second artillery. and Surgeon Basil
Morris, Medical Department
BY the direction OF the Secretary of War the Board
of Officers appointed August for the purpose OF
rccting certain disputed points in connection with
the battle of Chickamauga will also consider and
speeding the actual positions of the troops engaged
in the battle of Stone River, Tenn.
Six months leave o absence has been granted to
First Lieutenant George Il. Palmer. Sixteenth in
faniry; Second Lieutenant s. f. Massey. Firth artil-
lery First Lieutenant George IL. Wright seventh in
fantry, and eight months leave to Captain Evan
Miles, Twenty-hrst infantry.
The following General Order has been issued from
the headquarters OF the army :'By direction OF the
Secretary of War the duties OF messengers and order
lies at division and department headquarters must
be performed by men detailed from regiments serv-
ing within the command, aud the men composing
the general service detachment provided for in para
graph l. General Orders, No. 3d. of 1859, from this
Office must not be employed ut any other than cleri-
cal duties.
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ARCHBISHOP PURCELLS DEBTS.
CHURCH PROPERTY NOT LIABLE-orINIoNs OF
PROMINENT LAWYERS.

PROMINENT LAWYERS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. August l6. 1879
There is still considerable excitement mani
tested among the German Catholics because or
the debts OF Archbishop Purcell and the pros
pect of OF the church property being
sold to satisfy them. Yesterday two OF the
clergy. Fathers Albrank and Ferdening. and
layman, Mr.. Clemens Hellebush. addressed
communication to four of the most prominent law
yers of this city Messrs. Alexander Ferguson. Alex
ander Long. I. d. Lincoln aud Alfred Yapc, asking
whether any of the church property in the Archbish
ops could belevied on for his debts when such
churches built from money raised by the con-
gregations using them; and further. whether money
received on deposit by the archbishop his brother
Edward could be made a diocesan debt. even though
so declared by the Archbishop or his brother?
NOT LIABLE FOR INDIVIDUAL DEBTS.
To these direct questions made to-
day by the lawyers that the church property is not
liable for individual debts aud cannot be
made so, and that the debts cannot be-
come diocesan debt. though the
Archbishop disposed to make 1t such. and
declared 1T. There is further point that will DO
brought up this subject-namely, the
right to levy school houses and char
table institutions whose title rests with the
Archbishop. but this has not been presented as
yet. The Germans have felt great interest in these
questions and the opinion of the lawyers give them
considerable satisfaction They feared that several
of their churches would be sold by the Sheriff to
satisfy the Archbshop's debt now in court.
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NOT PIRACY.


GLOUCESTER. Mass, August l6 1872
The schooner Carl Schurz, Captain Neil McPhee,
OF this port. arrived here yesterday. She is tho
much-taked-of ''piratical craft which took piano
and other articles from the wrecked steamer state Of
Virginia at Sable Island. They found the steamer
abandoned and fast breaking up and supposing they
had undisputed right, removed goods consisting of
$50 cheeses several bags OF hour rigging mattresses
lanterns, &c. On his arrival yesterday the captain
reported ut the Custom House and delivered the
goods over to the authorities. In removing the
articles the captain and say they went openly
about it, and in way, shape manner tried to
conceal the name Of the vessel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE Grief siGSAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON August Ill A. NJ.
Indications.
For New England cloudy rainy weather. station
airy or lower temperature variable winds, generally
barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States rainy. followed by
partly cloudy weather. southerly Winds veering to
northwcsterly, stationary slightly lower temper
aturc. higher pressure.
For the South Atlantic States. partly cloudy
weather. occasional rain. southwesterly winds gen
orally shifting to northerly; slightly lower temper
allure. followed by rising barometer.
For the Gulf States. clear partly cloudy
weather, light. variable winds. nearly stationary
temperature and barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly from northeast to
northwest sta ionary temperature, in the east por
ton higher pressure.
For the lower lake region. clear partly cloudy
weather, proceeded in the eastern portions by rain.
winds mostly from northeast to northwest, nearly
stationary temperature and higher pressure.
For the upper lake region. warmer. clear or partly
cloudy weather. northerly winds. generally shifting
TO southery. aud falling barometer.
For the Pacific coast region, clear partly cloudy
weather.
The Ohio River will rise.
Cautionary signals continue at Sandusky, Cevc-
land and Section 8, Eric. Buffalo, Rochester. Oswcgo
aud Section q. smithvillc. Wilmington. Macon Cape
Lookout Capo Hatteras. Kitty Hawk. Cape
Henry. Norfolk. Lewcs, Cape May, Atlantic
city Barnogat sandy Hook. New York, New Haven,
New London. Newport Woods Hole. Boston and
Section s. Portland and Section and Eastport.
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FESTIVITIES AT cHARLorrErowN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, P. E. l.. AUGUST I6. /

CHARLoTTErowN, p. L. l.. August 49, 1872
Last night the Marquis of Lorno and Princess
Louise present ut dinner given in their honor
by Lieutenant Governor Havlland at the residence
of his son-in-law George Peake. Besides their Ex-
cellencies there present large numbers of dis
tnguished guests The dinner the most recherche
affair of the kind that occurred here. A draw
ing was held at tho Government House. and it
is probable that never before was there gathered
within its walls such assemblage of beauty and
fashion. The viceregal party entered the drawing
room at ten clock. Two hundred and twenty -four
persons were presented within twenty minutes.
The ladies' costumes rich, chaste and elegant.
There was also freinen's torchligbt procession
and general illumination and the city was one blaze
of light. The illumination viewed by their
Excellencies they returned to the Druid from the
reception.
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THE BANK OF MONTREAL.


HUNTHENL, NWbUst 10, INtV.
The resignation OF Mr. r. u. Angus. general man
agcr OF the Bank of Montreal. was decided upon by
him some months ago, and so ammo unced
to his friends. Therefore, IL has no sig
nifcancc in connection with the suspension of
ID. McInnes n Co., OF hamilton, who were reported
to owe the bank SgO0.VUO The facts az now asccr-
tanned are that the firm does not owe the bank
ono-third OF that sum. aud this loan is 80 fully
secured to the bank that Its loss will hardly reach
S25, UOO
Mr. smithers. OF New York. to whom the position
OF general manager offered, prefers 20 remain
NJ the head OF the New York business, and MIR.
walter Watson, who has had the position rendered
to him. has not fully decided to accept It, though 1t
IN likely he will DO 80.
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CALIFORNIA NOMINATIONS.

SAN Francisco. August 1G, 1879.
Tho Honorable Bilks last evening nominated David
Farquharson. architect. Tor Mayor.
The Democratic Municipal Convention last even
ing nominated IL. W. Webb tor Police Judge aud re-
nominated William Dooan for Public Administrator
and William Ford for Tax Collector. Judge J. D.
Reardon. the democratic nominee for Associate JUS
ice of the supreme Court. has declined. and the Ex
ecuvc COMMITTEE has Endorsed j. II. Sharpstein. the
working mems nominee. in his stead. Judge q. &.
Williams, the workingmcn's nominee for Associate
Justice has also declined. and the Executive Com
mittco have Endorsed j. ID. Thornton, the democratic
nominee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-17
FRENCH NAVAL MOVEMENTS.

QUEBEC, August 16 1879.
Rear Admiral Peyror. commanding the French
West India Naval division. and Lieutenant A.
Marchal. aide-de-camp; p Mainot, chief commssary
officer, and DIR. Richard, surgeon-in-chef have'
turned from their visit to Montreal La Galsson-
Mere the Admirars flagship, will leave on the 26th
inst. for Cape Breton where she will remain until
the 7th OF October when she will sail for Martinique.
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AN ASSASSIN'S REMORSE.

ST.. LOUIS Mo-. August 16 1872
Lizzie Schandel, one of the women shot by Thad-
deus Baber night before last died Mt the hospital
this morning. and her body taken to the
Morgue. While the Coroner's jury ana witnesses
were viewing the body at the Morgue Baber
brought in. As soon as he saw the corpse he threw
himself with loud cry by the side OF the coffin
and passionaely and repeatedly kissed the cold lips
OF his mistress. Everybody in the room was
strongly affected, and when the jury being
sworn Babcr sank his knees by the coffin and
broke into convulsive sobs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-17
CABLE NOTES.

A collision between q freight and passenger train
has occurred the Argenan and Granville Railway.
in the department of Orne. France. -Four persons
were killed and thirty injured.
The first court martial at Moscow since the pro-
mitigation of military law held ON Thursday.
and condemned private gentleman named Zenikof
to twelve years at hard labor in the mines for at
lacking and insulting sentinel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-17
RAILWAY OFFICIALS ARRESTED.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, August 16 1879
J. s. verts, assistant superintendent of the Attain
tic City Narrow Gauge Rlilroad; Charles E. Red
man, u telegraph operator, and Thomas Penny
packer, an engineer, who charged with negli-
gence in running trains by which five lives were
lost on Thursday last. arrested in Camden to-
day. superintendent Verts was committed without
bail tor examination Monday.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE UNITED STATES STEAMER SHENANDOAH
SURGEON ROSS, or THE UNITED STATES
NAVY, VOLUNTEERS ron THE YELLOW FEVER
DISTRICT.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
WAsHINGToN. August 16. 1879.
The United States steamer Shenandoah. at New
York. which goes out as the flagship of the South
American station Commodore Andrew Bryson com
mandng. will DO officered as follows :-Captan--R.
i. r. Lewis. Lieutenant Commander-W. s. Dana.
Lieutenants--w. W. Mead, W. A. Morgan. r.. E. Car
mody and U. Il. Harris. Mas.er-H. p. McIn-
tosh. Cadet Mdshipmen--John Hood. A.
G. Cunningham, T. H. Tillman and I. w.
kellogg. Passed Assistant Surgeon-F. b. Ste
phenson. Fleet Paymaster--J. L. Toltee. Fleet En-
gneer-William J. Lomdln. Passed Assistant En-
gineer-George w. Roche. Assistant Engneer--J. X.
Barton Cadet Engineers--C g. Talcott and George K.
Salisbury. Boatswain-John McCafery. Gunner
George Dunn. Carpenter-George W. Davis. Sail
maker C. Herbert. The fleet surgeon has not yet
been selected. The officers of the United States
Marine Corps will be detailed next week. The 9TH
GERS are ordered to report on board September 6.
Passed Assistant Surgeon John w. Ross. United
States Navy has volunteered for duty in the yellow
fever district and has been detached from the
schoolship st. Marys. at New York. and ordered to
report to the National Board of Health. Surgeon
Ross volunteered last year for the service and
while South had the fever. He Will be sent by the
Board OF Health to Memphis.
Ensign Mason A. Shufeld, United States Navy, has
been ordered to duty in the photographic Office.
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COOL BURGESS WANTED.
TORONTO, Canada. Aug,

TORONTO, Canada. August 16, 1879.
Mr.. W. G.. Murdoch. barrister, ha, commenced pro-
ceedngs for the extraditon of Cool Burgess. now
playing at theatre in New York This step has
been taken because the minstrel yet failed
keep his promise that he would return to Toronto Of
his own accord The charge against him is 'shoot-
ing with intent to kill, the painant being Mr..
Widgery, ON whose instructions Mr.. Murdoch acts.