{"newspaper_name": "American watchman and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
The article which copied from the Democratic Press
respecting the intended examination of the coast Flol
for the selection Of site for navy yard, vas are h
formed incorrect in some particulars. The facts, we uh-
derstand from an authentic source, to be these: Commo
dore bAINBnIDGE, Commodore WARRlNGToN, and CaP'aN


pnIE. have been appointed to proceed to the coast o.
Florida for the purpose OF selecting suitable site tor
yard and depot, with authority enter into condl'oha
engagements for the purchase of such site. 1t is uncer'n
what place the Commissioners will decide upon for thsve
important establishment but it must be somewhere % g
The coast of Florida, the Gulf Of Mexico" The act OF s
Sd March last, appropates 100000 dollars for the Pu
chase of the grounds, and the erection of such bulB
and improvements may be judged necessary for the az
commotaton and supply Of the United States vessels
war IN that quarter. Nat iis.


70 preserve Garden Vegetables from being iNred6yt Frost
Alter freezing night, sprinkle by daybreak cod wss vac
penully all over the frozen vegetables from wa'eib
pot.


melancholy occurrence is stated 10 have bappenea
lately, III the town OF Providence, II. Three aos @ @
tiespassed the garden of Mr. John Field for the pu
pose of taking peaches, and while standing under ,e
one o them reserved several wounds from the dschab


muskct loaded with duck shot, and fired by the SUN u
the owner OF the garden The youth was mor'ally wo
ded and expired about FIVE hours. Young Field was ~
rested on the following day, aud has since been 'uS
for murder by grand jury.


At the coach manufactory of Mr. Wm Warrance, y,
Spruce street, near Fifth there is at present e4hioe'1
most splendid tW wheeled vehicle called Yoian maus h"
Tor gentleman in Havana. II is very gorgeous iI %
even the most fashionable of our fashionable wouio lan
venture to appear in in the streets OF Phadepsi ~ he
the West Indes where different notions prevail VIII
regarded as the Plus ultra of elegance. law OF Tue
prohibits all but the governor from using tour "et
carriage, and persons of wealth forced TO De cod
vehicies EL;lCd Ge;'