The New York Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1848, Page 4

the and adjournment of the Demogras tic National Convention, which will be found om the first page. Little waa done in Congreas yester- day. The Senate was not in session; and the House might as well have followed suit in the game of idleness, for all the business that was done.— Their labors, however, are given below. Accounts of executions, murders, markets, shipping news, &e. &e., were also received through this rapid channel of communication, which we subjoin. THIRTIETH CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION. Wasminartox, May 26th. Senate. The Senate was not in session to-day. House of sentatives, The House assembled at 11 o'clock, A M., and was called te order by the Speaker, Mr. Winthrop. Prayer was then offered up by the chaplain, The journal was read and approved. After the transaction of some routine busines: Mr. Wextwonrn, of Illinois, made an unsuccessful effort to take up the bill introduced by Mr. Wick yes- terday, prohibiting the introduction of slaves into the District of Columbia, Mr. Rocxwrit, of Connecticut. called for the regu- Jar order of business, when on motion the House resoly- ed itself into a committee of the whole, on the state of the Union. Mr. McCuetrayn, of Iinois, officiating as chairman, took up sundry private bills, which after considering, the committee rose, reported progress, and adjourned over till to-morrow, Saturday From the South. Petersuvna, May 26, 1848. The overland express has arrived, with New Orleans papers to the 20th inst. They contain nothing but the markets and marino intelligence, which I transmit. Democratic Mass Meeting, dc. Bautimoner, May 26, 1848. ‘There was a tremendous mass meeting of democrats last night in Monument Square. A number of eloquent stump speeches were made—cannon were fired—rockets thrown up, &c., &c.. toadd to the general rejoicing of the democracy on theresult of the nominations of the Convention, “Picayune Butler's come to town” was the rallying song. Tho old Hunkers, with Senator Dickinson at their head, had a grand biow out last night at the Exchange An Execution and an Arrest for Murder, Povcuxrnrsir, May 26, 1848. Wesley Pine, who murdered Mrs. Russell, of Pleasant Valley, Dutchess county, on the night of the 9th of Ja- nuary last, was hung in the county jail, in Poughkeep- sia, at half past 12 o'clock, to-day. Dr. Joel Divine, of Pleasant Valley, late of Poughkeep- sie, was arrested, and lodged in jail at Poughkeepsie, on the charge of murdering an Englishman, who was shot through the head, and died instantly, yesterday morn- ng. Markets. New Ortrans, May 20.—Cotton—middling %. Su- gar,}4; and molasses unchanged. Flour—lIlinois.$4 50. Freights—Two American ships taken to Liverpool, 44d. Exchange—No alteration Aunany, May 26.—Receipts by canal within the past twenty-four hours—fiour, 9000 bbis; corn, 5400 bushels; oats, 1000 do; beef, 950 bbis; pork, 570 do; meal, 490 do. Sales of 1500 bbls prime straight brands Michigan, at $5 75. Corn—Sales of 4000 bushels were made on pri- vate terms. Sales of 40 a 50 bbls whiskey were made at 20c. There was no change in pork, which was inac- tive. Burra.o, May 26.—Receipts within the past twenty- four hours—fiour 2000 bbls; wheat, 11000 bushels; corn, 4000 bushels. The market for flour was dull, with a downward tendency in prices. Sales of 1000 barrels were made at $4 8734. Wheat was dall, and prices in- clined to droop; sales of 13000 bushels were made, in- cluding Chieago, &c.,'at 920, and good Ohio, kc, at 1050. Corn—Sales of 3000 bushels were made at 38c. Oats— Sales of 5000 bushels were made at 35c. Whiskey—Dull at 1c. No change in freights. w Shipping Intelligence. laski, Cork. Cid,’ ships ‘Persia, A\ lodgers, 3 ea Cock oe spe una, Rodgers, Boston; bark BY OVERLAND EXPRESS. LATER FROM MEXICO. The U.S. propeller Eudora, which arrived last eve- ning from Vera Cruz, left on the 10th inst. She brings two days’ later advices from the city of Mexico and Vera Cruz—from the capital to the 4th, and from Vera Cruz to the 9th inst. ‘The news by her does not change the aspect of affairs in any material matter. The Eudora brought over the following passengers : Capt. Croghan Ker, 2d Dragoons; Dr. Coleman, Messrs. Wood, Foucher, Harker, and Woodhull, Miss Fanny Hubbard. and thirty discharged and disabled soldiers ‘The remains of Lieut. Col. William S. Hamilton, of St. Francisville, La., and of Lieut. Col. Allen, 2d Infantry, of St. Louis. Mo., were brought over on the Eudora.— Charles Kirkham, a discharged soldier from the 2d Dra- goons, of Chatham. N. Y.,and Jos. Dougherty, a dis- charged teamster, formerly of this city, died on the passage. FROM TRE INTERIOR. (From the American Star of the 3d inst.) Our papers from the interior, last evening. do not bring us 4 single item of interest. The Queretaro pa- pers make no reference to a quorum or to any revolu- tionary movement in that city. We have the contents of a private letter, howeve: ich states that a quorum had been formed, and nothing prevented the meeting of Congress but some religious pageant or procession, Jarauta was at San Luis, in tie very best of spirits, and about leaving that city for Queretaro, Bustamente was employing himself in opening the mail from Do- lores to the seat of government. ‘The prevailing opin- fon was that the new Congress would despatch bu: ness, and come toa decision in regard to the treaty in a yery fow days after coming together, [From the American Star of the 4th May] FROM QUERETARO. A private express came in yesterday at noon, and we learned that the Government at Queretaro was consi- derably embarrassed. because the question had been raised whether the Federal Government had the right to cede any State or portion of a State without the co: sent of such State. The States of Mexico, generally, go in tooth-and-nail for State rights, and it has Deen some time apprehended that such an objection would be urged hy the opposition We learn from Mexican authority that the Govern- ment of Queretaro has yielded several points of eti- quette which they had previously held to, and one of them the admission into their capital of an American escort of sixty men with the Commissioners. We have been told, however, that the Commissioners do not go up until advised as to the time by the Government; in other words, when they are ready to re; them they will tell them to come. FROM ZACATECAS. of Relations, has sent a note to the ernor of Zacatecas, setting forth the urgency of an iate assembling of Congress, and that the re- sponsibility of the further continuance of the war rests with the Deputies who neglect to attend—that one man has it in his power to prevent the meeting-— The Deputies from Zacateca or have been, among the recusants, but if they have a spark of patriotism jeft they will repair to their poste FROM SAN LUIS. Paredes had left for Aguasealien Flores under a guard bered, is the same w among the troops of ( 8, a8 also D. Ignacio This individual, it may be remem- ndeavored to create desertion n. Romero. Padre Jarauta was in the city on the 26th, attending bull-fights The Monitor says the American Governor has gi orders th t of dragoons shall attend the dili- gence every morning to the end of its first day's jour- ne The case of Lieut, Dutton has been decided; and that of Laverty, the Canadian Frenchman, is now before the court ARMY INTELLIGENCE. The United States steamer Telegraph left last even- ingsfor Vera Cruz, with government stores, and the following passengers: Lieut. Charles L. Kibburn, Capt. Sitgreaves and servant, Capt. H. Key, Capt. Beathel and lady, Lieut. Hull, G. W. McLeran and lady. W Bowen, ©. G. Orvier, J: Martineau, ‘The United Stat schooner Gen. Patterson, also left last evening for Br zos Santiago, with government stores, ‘The United ner Sarah Jane leaves this morning for mpico with government stores.—N. O. Picayune, 17th inst. ‘The steamer St. Paul arrived at New Orleans from St. Louis, on the 17th inst., having on board Lieut Lambert, with forty men and horses, recruits for t Minois Mounted Volunteers Lieut, Maclay, at Rocheste ted States Army, since Istof January, 1847 men The second Pennsylvania Regiment of Volunteers. when it left Pittsburg numbered 1,137. including offi- *. Its effective strength on the Sst of Marel was The number of ordinary deaths 213, killed in ae- tion §. died of wounds 18, discharged 134, transferred 13, deserted 110, resigned 2—total 48. has enlisted for the Uni- Sporting Anteiligence. Memrits Races.—The races at Memphis commenc- ed on the Sth inst. We copy from the Herald :—There were only two entries for the purse-—Lin Cock’s bay filly and Col. Tunstall’s bay colt. The filly was deei- ded by the favorite before starting, and the ease with which she won the first heat, increased the odds to three and five to o: Yet. there were those in atten- dance not very backward in taking the offered bets.- At the second start, e mare again led off handsome- ly, but on the backs etch, the colt came up with the greatest ease, passing her, and winning the heat with but little exertion. ‘The odds that wore at first offered ‘on the mare, were now changed to the horse, but the distressed state of the mare prevented them from being taken, On the third start, the horse led off and won the heat easily, running under » heavy pull all the time, The track was in superior order, aud the atten- dance gor The cock main, Tennessee vs. Mississippi, also began on the Sth ; three battles ouly were fought, of which Missivsippi won two ; the betting was liberal, cerning York State was yain attempts of the Hunkers to make a promise of those thirty-six votes. Dickinson, Tremaine, and Sickles, it was ag uphill business to promise the State of New York. Oh! most delusive en- thusiasm, that which your fealty to the Conven- tion elicited! The barnbumers had evacuated the premises—you could speak without reserve ; but their ghosts, like Banquo’s bloody spectre, re- mained behind. New York is lost. The.ticket is a strong one. It has the essential feature of the drum and fife in both the nominees; it would seem to have been expressly con- and it vouleccure all the West. and Southwest, to make up the deficit of the Empire State. But we do think that Gen. Cass wil have an uncom- monly laborious task before him to get to the White House, But victory, said Napoleon, at St. Jean d’Acre, is to the most persevering. This de- cided military ticket of the democracy seems to have been selected with another view than to make up tor the deficiency of New York. The convention have considered the nomination of Gen. Taylor as a foregone conclusion—they have acted with an express object of meeting the whig drum and fife, by the strongest military music in the democratic ranks. “ ass There was another democratic mass meeting in front of the Court House to-night, at which the speaking was kept up till eleven o’clock. Messrs. Bright, of Indiana; *Frazer, of Pa. , Tremaine, of New York; Haralson, of Ga.; Wright, of New Jersey, and others, were the speakers. But the ticket isnew. It does not fit like “ Tippecanoe and Tyler too."’ And yet the boys are in a fur better hnmor than with ‘the first announcement of the card of ’H, which was most unpromi: ngs but which, after the prettiest contest on record, was carried by the vote of New York. We consider the split between the Barnburners and the Hunkers as emphatically confirmed, as if they had sworn to eat each other like the Feejee cannibals, and that the State of New York has been passed over to the whigs, a legitimate result of the two-third rule of 1844. Whether the Barnburners, to use the expression of Mr. Turney, ‘ will go off, and highst the Tay- lor flag,” remains to be seen. The Convention did the best they could in the case. Watertoo. Bautimore, May 25, 1848. The Nominations—General _ Availability Tri- umphant—The Barnburners—Gov. Dickinson Backbiting the Barnburners and Silas Wright— Theatricals, §c. Generals Cass and Butler, a full-blooded military ticket, have been presented to the country by the great Democratic Sanhedrim for President and Vice President of the United States.— It is, undoubtedly, the strongest ticket they could have presented to catch those who vote by sound, though both are, undoubtedly, very able men. This ticket is intended as a ba- lance to Taylor or Scott, though the whigs now threaten to put one of these Generals up for Pre- sident, and Captain Bragg for Vice-President, in the confident expectation of rallying a majority of the nation under the ery of ‘a Jittle more grape,” Captain Bragg, * hese political conventions are certainly be- coming more odious and objectionable from year to year, and availability, not merit or qualitica- tions, is the only requisite to secure the nomina- tion. The Barnburners publish this morning, as an ad- vertisement in the papers, their protest against the action of the Convention, in their case, declining to accept their seats on the terms proposed. By the way, Senator Dickinson, after they had retired yesterday, made a most unmanly and bitter attack on them. Indeed, it was in sucha miserable back biting spirit, that it was listened te with patience only by the brawling fanatics of the extreme South. He was hissed and called to order several times by the more moderate members. He also at- tacked the fame and memory of the great giant of the New York democracy, Silas Wright. If his speech is fully and fairly reported in the Herald, as T have no dowbt it will be, it will crush him and his friends in the Empire State for ever. | The Convention will adjourn this morning after the erection of the grand democratic platform on which the contest is to be waged, and the next scene of excitement will be in Philadelphia. The Seguins continue to attract good houses at the Holliday street theatre, and the Mormon tem- ple (Front street theatre, under the management of Elder Addams) is doing an excellent business in the dramatic line. The Parson gives more satisfaction behind than before the scenes. Pumapetruia, May 26, 1848. Political Excitement—Incendiarism, &¢. &¢. The excitement pertaining to the Baltimore Con- vention, and the uncertaity that prevailed in re- gard to their nomination, has at last subsided, in consequence of the completion of their labors, The democracy here are in ecstasies at having out-generaled the whigs, in placing two Generals in nomination; and the Clay whigs have compara- tively elongated their visages at the thought that the martial arrray of their opponents will induce the setting aside the claims of their chan;pion, and the selection of one around whose name linger no prestiges of defeat; or, in other words, choos ing the hero who never surrenders, as the substi- tute for him who seems ever doomed to fail in the object of his ambition. The whigs have, of course, lost no time in saying bitter things of the nomi- nees. A fatile attempt was made last night to burn the lumber yard of Messrs. Dilkes and Bacon, at Eighth and Coates. The private watchman de» tected the incendiary and discharged a pistol at him, and by which it is thought he was wounded, though not so seriously as to prevent an escape. This is the fourth attempt. The upper part of the store No. 49 South wharves, below Walnut street, was destroyed by fire early this morning, and a large quantity of cotton stored therein, by Mr. Fleetwood Lodge, was materially aaapat: The building owned by the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company. The lower part was occupied by Wm. Freeman, agent of the transportation company, and Wm, Thomas had his counting room on the second floor. Mr. Lodge is the only sufferer to any amount. Miscellancous. David Elwell, jr., late a merchant of Boston, was ar- reated at Morristown, N. J., on Tuesday last, on charge of having committed forgeries in the former placa to the amount of $2000, obtained the funds and fled. He passed in Morristown by the name of Jones, A steam pleasure-yacht has lately been built at Phi- ladelphia, for R. F. Loper. It is said to be a beautiful model Th deliberations of the Presbyterian General As- sembly, at Baltimore, was several times disturbed, on Monday, by a Mrs. Stebbins, who seemed determined to speak on the subject of » complaint of hers against the Synod of New York A German and his wife were shockingly scalded at St is Intely, and being taken charge of by one of the city guard, be applied to several public houses and two hospitals, to all of which admittance was re- fused to the unfortunates, even for the humane pur- pose of having their wounds dressed ‘The City Council of Philadelphia have invited Gene- ral Seott to visit that city. Quere.—Will they invite him to dinner. or leave it for the military to do ? On Wednesday morning, there were 1,100 immigrants in and about the quarantine grounds at Deer Island, ear Boston A citizen of Hartford has been arrested on a charge of having forged a physician's certifieate of health, by means of which he obtained ype? of insurance on the life of his wife, for $2,000. ‘he wife, it is said, wag ill at the time, and has since died. ‘The Governor of Missouri has been presented by the Grand Jury at Missouri for the reckless manner in which he has seen fit to exercise the pardoning power. A few days since, at a recruitivg station near Bloom- ington, Indiana, a soldier was shot down by order of the recruiting sergeant. it is said that a conjunction of plancts,with, perhaps, # nebula, will be observable from Cincinnati, about the 1st June. Jonathan Chapman, ex-Mayor of Boston, died on Thursday morning On Friday, last week, the Casper Cotton Mill in Day- ton, O., was struck by lightning. Building slightly in- jured. some cotton set on fire, but soon extinguished. Lee Kerfoot, standing under the telegraph wire, re- ceived an electric shock, which paralysed one of his arms, and for a moment produced total insensibility. The steamboat owners at Buffalo have determined not to employ any runners this season, The runners joined and purchased two steamboats,to run in opposi- tion to the combination. One of their boats has al- ready been bought off. They got $5,000 to lay her up for the season, ‘The small pox is prevailing at St. Johne, A brisk business is already doing on the canal Movements of Distt d Individuals. Gen. Quitman was in Cincinnati, on his way to Pe , on the 21st inst, He ip still in vigorous els eng oe Horrimte Traospy.—A Cincinnat} paper, of May 19, says: “A slave trader, from the South, purchased a negro man, wife and child yesterday, in Covington. Kentucky, and placed them in jail for safe keoping. Last night the woman, in the excitement of despair, we suppose, murdered ‘her child, by cutting its throat—after which the man cut the woman's, and then his own. The former are dead—the lat- ter is living, with but faint hope of his recovery — We had severe lightning to-day. Houses were struck, and several persons injured.” A German, named John Rose, was burned to death at New Richmond, Ohio, on Monday, 16th inst , in consequence of the spile flying out of a cask of whisky from which he was about to draw some, and the liquor taking fire from a candle in his hand. [ee MAKITIME INTKLLIGENCK. Port of New York, May 27, 1848. uN Rises, 4 41 | moon nises SUN SETS... 7:19] mG WareR. Cleared. Ships—Hudson, White, Callao, Josiah Macy & Son; Benj F \ lan, (ew) Allen, Galveston, J It Brower & Co, “ Barks—Highland Mary, (Br) Standeliff, London, Wilson & Brown Caroni, Whipple, 'St Thomas, Russell & Buck; Harriet Newell, Morgan, St ‘Thomas and St Croix; Agiae, (Fr) Clere, St ‘Thomas via Guadaloupe, J Durand & Co; Giorima, (Aust) Radi- micre, Quebec, Schmidt & Balehen; Saxonville, Barber, Boston. Brigs—Albion, Jones, Laguna, E W Dunham & Co; Eudora, Mathews, Eastport. Schrs—Froderica, (Sw) Bokn, Stockholm, W Wiesser; Mary W, Cathcart, Brazos St Jago; Alabama, Wall, Mobile, J Elwell & Co; Delnorte, Meek, St Augustine; Sarah E Mervill, Strong, Norfolk, Maillard & Sor Stoop—Alden, Smith, Dighton, - Ses Thursday, bark Montauk, Hallock, Mobile, E D Hurl- mu VO, Arrived. oy Goodmanson, Live April 16, with hall, Sid in co with Amer Superior, Coffin, itish ships Deborah, and Devon, all for } poke Br bark Pet, from Neweastl r racagiin 98 Set ate slat on spoke ahip Jason, , 94 days from Decslation Island.” ie, Liverpool, April 18, with mdse, to lat 41, lon 73°19, spoke ship Gladiator, hence for London, The C G has been Id days west of Nowfoundland with head winds and calms, April 26, lat 45 lon 18 20, excha als with Danish ship “Cane ( standing east. May 4, lat 41.27, lon 35, exchanged signals with ship Liverpool, standing enst, ‘May 11, lat 42 i, Ton 49, ex- changed signals with ship Susquehauna, standing cast. Ship Exchange, Myrick, Liverpool, April 1s, with mase to WA Hazard. May 15, lat 43, lon 62, saw an Am ship steering east, showed No 6425; 19th, Int 42, lon 64, saw brig Ohio, steering east; 21, Block Island 70 miles W, spoke ship Alexander, 26 hours from New Bedford, wished to be’ reportod, Brith ship Arabian, Crangle, Liverpoo!, 85 days, in ballast, aud 208 passengers, to Kichardson'& Watson. On the Banks spoke fishing schr Bird, of Marblehesd, 2,600 flah. Ship Adams, Gay, Havre, 40 days, with merchandise and 240 passengers to W Whitlock. "17th, Iat 42 long 57. spoke brig Roger Sherman from Falmouth for New York. Ship Laney Followsheo, Havre, 35 days, with 148 passengers to ordor, Ship Emily, Davis, St Thomas and St Croix, May 16th, with mize to Aymar & Co, Left the sohr Sally Miller lg at St Croix, Ship Henry, Noyes, Rotterdam, 35 days, with 158 passengers to Schmidt & Buleher, Ship Charleston, Brown, Charleston, May 18th, with mise to G Buckley Ship Sutton, Ekerman, Charleston, 6 days, with cotton, rico, &e, to T Wardle. Bark Mason Barney, Scott, Buonos Ayres, March 28, to W W Doforest & Co. Left no Am vessels, April 13, lat 28 80.8, lon $4 35 W, spoke British briz Richmond, 70 days from London, bound to the Ci of Good Hope. Sisal, May 8 with mdso, to A Patrullo Bark Wavo, Fingky, Left no Amer vussel, British bark Bridget, McCormick, Waterfopd, (Ire) J S Laurin. On the Bank spoke Br bark Medium, frou St John, (NB) for "BRK Ataytlowen’ Hiteheo nd Flushing, 33 da; rh laytiower, ek, Antwel a oT %, with mdse, to E D Hurlbut & Co, ie % Bremen bark Pacitic, Klockguter, Bremen, 49 days, with mdse to Rodwald & Brother—71 peepee anne bark Aronaut, Wolf, Bremen, 34 days, in ballast, to E, ope. - Bark John Stroud, Brown, Mo , 14 days, with cotton tod Elwell, Idi inst, off Carraford Reef, spoke ship Partheon, from NOrleans for Li ool, Bremen bark Atlantic, Foster, Bremen, 49 days, mdse to order, 2éth inst, lat 41, lon 69 2, dr bark Chieftain, from Belfast for NYork; Lith inst, lat 43.09, lon 69 42, pasaed packet ship Gla- Howe, for Eondon, bark Scandia, Webmann, mise. Br bark Deborah, Pettigrove, Liverpool, 58 days, with passen- gers, to order, The D, has lost her foretop-gallant mast. toBtig North Bend, Cole, Sagua Ta Grande, 16 dayg, with sugar, o master. Brig Randall, Burdick, Sagua la Grande, 13 days, sugar to P Hiaemony, Nephewa. Westet E bby, St Johns, P R, 18 days, molasses, Amsterdam, 35 days, with Brig Brig Zephyr, Drinkwater, Neuvitas, 14 days, with mdse, to Holt & Ow Brig Peruvian, Cousins, City St Domingo, $8 days, with ma- hogany, to mar & Co. Sid in bj an Al schr Jane A aoe Marlow, for Baltimore. Left brig Callender, ,, for NYork, 2days, Schooner Mary Eliaabeth, Smith, from Mayaguer, (PR) 12 days with mdse to P’ Harmon; was Co. Left brig Monseratt, Collins, for New York next day; brig Lark do 3 days; Annadale do 7 days; IM Willisins for Norfolk 5 Bi of the Lake, Hill, Bormuda, 6 days, in ballast, to Middfoton rt, Cardenas, May Co, Brig Joseph Bryant, (of Bangor,) Stew Fen to Spotter, Tien e Co, Sid in co with brigs Marens, (of Bangor) Pierce, for NYork: Louisa, (of Hampden) with molasres, to Spoth Pierce, for Boston, “Saw going in, bark Nathaniel Blake, of Port- nd, Brig Wilson Fuller. Crawford, Savannah, 6 days, with ootton, to Dunham & Dimon, P Brig G_W Kendall, Retd, Norfolk, 3 days, with timber, to G Grice, 25th inst, lat 38.30, Jon 74 21, spoke brig Fawn, of Bath, fogs Portland for Potomac, rig Pe anis, Park, St Marks, via Koy West, 10 days, with cot- ton, to master,’ Jatt bork Abby Pratt, for NYork, 6 days Schr M Plntt, Somers, Newberg, NC, 3 days, to master. 23d, north of Cape Hatteras, spoke schr Mayy Anu, from Baltimore for Charleston. Schr Ann Gardner, Homan, Baltimore, 3 days, Sloop Mystic, Packer, Key West, 6 days, to Wells & Brothers, ug 8 passengers, Below. Ship Angetiyng, Kdyards, Amsterdam, 36 days, with mdse and passengers vo Sefucharat Cobar. ~ Ship Norma, Ellis, Havana, 9 days, with mdse, to M Taylor. Ship Roger Sherman, Falmouth, (Eng,) A Wark from Canton, British bark Chieftain, Belfast. Brig Osceola, Guayamilla, Br brig Perseverance, Rotterdam, with passengers, mon bark, .iremen brig, 3 ships, 4 barks, and 6 Lrige, May 26—Wind, st Sunrise, SSE; meridian, SW; sunset, S and at2 AM, SW. Herald Marine Correspondence. Purapeupuia, May 25,4 P. M,—Arrived—Barks Anna Rey- nolds, Gage, Boston; Lucerne, Nichols, do: Pearl, Harling, Franklin, Baker, do; Commerce, Greeulaw, Weym Susan Courier, Norton, ‘New York; Merrimac, Goodwin, Busto: Copia, Sears, doy Edith, Crowell, do; Denmark, Crvwel Bayton, Crowell, Salem, Mass; Bridgewater, Blancha York; Popost King, Kelly, Boston; Romeo, Blanchard, New’ York: Harp, Bessa, Wereham; Caroline Clark, Hoffuer, ‘New York: Southerner, Baker, Boston; Phabe Baxter, Fuller, do; Ni Cherry, Providence; Supe, Toxylin, do; Joseph’ Guest, Bacon, Newport: Alfred Barrett, McCully, Frozidence; Mary Anh Elisa, Sharp, Dighton; Ottoman, Pendleton, Norwich; Chgzles, Richard: von, Hoston; sloop Van Buren, Loper, New York, “Cleared—Thomas Wateon, (now) Thomas, Barbadoes, bark Vir- , Turner, Charleston; brigs Jane, Pinekey, Kingston, jam; Velona, Hume, Boston; Abbott, Lawrence, Bacon, do; Com rey, Greenlaw, Weymouth; schrs Charles, Richardson, East mbyidge: Ottoinan, Pendleton, Bangor; Porest King, ‘Kelly, Roaton: orson, Providence; Ninetta, Cherry, do; Mai Aan Fiisa, Sharp, Dighton, ‘Superb, Tomlin, do; Alfred. Barret MeCully, Newport: Joseph Guess, Bacon, do; barges Porpoise, Drake, New York: Macon Stay, Lotieia, dio; Princetou, Carophell, do; Republican, MeCuen, do; Henry P Day, Hedges, Brooklyn: rink, Crope, do; De Witt Barclay, Holland, ‘Troy Faro, do; Trojan, Bastian, do; Mary Esther, Francis, Miscellaneous Record. Packer Surv Seria, Cornish, for Liverpool, having been Aatgingd by the weather, will sail this morning. ‘The Norrsus- waRL4ND, Griswold, for London, will also. sail this mor Latter bags at Gilpins’, and at the Telegraph News Room, N BR Bric WATER:.00, from Bridgeport. Coup, for Windsor, pnt into New London dist just, Taxing en finck by Tghtning, dter- noon of 20th, off New Haven, ‘The foretopgallant mast was shiv- ered, and the vessel otherwise damaged, Matthew Ritchic, sea: man, who was upon the fore-crosstrees at the time, was struck, fell overboard, and was seen no more, Brie SrensanG.—We learn from Captain Freeland, of the J Stone, that on Sunday as he was towing the brig Sterlin this port to Charleston, to place her on the dry dock, w Hanting Islands, about’ 40 miles from Tyhee Light, the steam force ump engine gave ont, and while they were eng: the vesee] filled and sunk in three fath li, of the Sterling, with Capt, Hoyt, age derwriters in New York, wese on Hogpd at the tim crew on board were saved, ‘The schooner Bxcsls}or, pany, and returned to Stone, about 6 o'clock this morning, schooner this forenoon with sufficient force if possible.—-Say, Georgian, May 21. Whalemen. Ary at Provincetown, 22d, brig Samuel Cook, Cook, Atlantic Ocean, via NBodford, 10 bbls sp 200 do wh oil. Cld at New Bedford, 2%, ship Martha, (of PH) Stewart, Indian Ocean, Sid 20th, bark Beuee, (of FH) Puller, do; 23d, ship Alex- ander, Black, do and Pacific Oveas At Mastinigus April 2, (ly lett fvom Gept Planders) Elian. beth, of Mattapoissett, 600 «p 15) wh to mit] next day for Western Grotind, and was expected to He home in September. Spoken—May 6, [at 22.46, lon 0220, ship James Allen, Shear- mah, 8) days from Taleahuano for New Bedford, 2700 sp, ‘April 16, lat 25 28 8, Jon 33 35, bark of Bag Harbor, steor- ing N, name could not be understood, but supposed # Casco,” Pt California, ‘ew York, pt, Dayton sis jrort ¥ith toe steamer Capt. D, retuned in. the recover the engine, Spoke By Pilot boat Syiph, s8a pst off Montank, whale ship Jason, Morgan, 94 days from Dosolat! n. Same wa Igud fur Now I time, wh ship Charleston Packet, A0days trom ayn yioh Islands, for Now Bedford, By Delaware Pilot, on Sunday afternoon, 20 miles south of Cape Henlopen, spoke ship Rideout, & days from Liverpool for Balti- iaore; also the same time, bri ‘anderer, from Halifax for Bal- timmoves nd on Monday, at 3 PMb 29 miles NE ‘of Chincoteague, spoke brig Oreots, from New York for Norfolk. Passed, outside the Capes, bound for Fbiladgiphia, bark Delaware, fron ‘Bosto brigs Oak, China, and Elias, frum do; olla, from Eastport; Eagle, from Portland; Friend, from do and theres brics Foreign Ports. Banacoa, about May 14-Schrs Ariadne, Griffin, for NYork, 14 days, Wm E Collins, Dyer, from und for do, une; only Ameri: ean vosnels. BurNow AyRys, March 28—French steam sloop Chimere, Lieut Poudra; brig Alseclanne, Lient Fornier. CaREn as, May 15.—in port, barks Octavia, of Portland rietta, do, Jonon fg for NVork: 8 f, Crowell, Clarke, fia N sg; Trigs FP Beck, Avery. for N¥o ays; Chay Hammond, Stenson, do do; Casiida, Doake, ldg for Providence, sche Pientto, + rig Rio, Ig; sohr Gasaleos, ‘about April 2—hark Gov Iinckley, Loring, from New Orleans, disg, Capt L. had refused to make un abatement on hie freight, if allowed to discharge it at Cork, and lad got under weigh to proceed with it to Westport, whan the consignee sent Dont after him, to say that he might discharge at Copks Gipnauran, veil Z—brig Cervantes, Tibhets from Lagana, for Genow, (uot Trius ad ny. HeLvouratays, APAl g—Arr ship Mississippi, Harvey, Balti- mare, Janets, May 8—Schr Ontasto, Cunningham, from Wilming- ton, NC, for Boston, unc, loon Bows, (Ime) May 3—Arr bark Monigomeny, Smith, Bal ore. smensox, May 3—Are brig Consort, Lyle, Philad where she was towed in, March 2), dismasted, Ke, f cargo thrown over, ue nde ace juarantine—Shi melia, Liverpool; ihip Huldee, Soule, Liverpool; hark dw. Bilton, (hie) arjoram, Newcastle B; brig Cirvassian; (Br) Dunlap, Cork. At Quarantine; ship Josiah Quitey, Howes, Liverpool: bark Lard El- fin, (ir) Manson. Liverpool David Grant, (Br) Deuchars, ven. Ireland. Cid, ships Nestor, Jno A’Russell New Or- Jeans; Diana, Howes, do; barks Mary Aun Henry; (Br) Touzean; uetouaty NB; lin, Tayo Piladeiphia; brigs Russia, White, Belize, Honduras; Calcutta, Clarke, Demarara: Persia, Robbins, Mansanilla, Ocean, Rider, Baltimore; Eshool, Harding, Philadel- phia; Belzoni, Spear, Jr, do; sch Mary Chilton, Rufus S Fales, Je- Temie; sch Oregon, Tbany and Tro barks Chief, Nancy Treat, Orion, David, Russia, Jas Gray, Cobden, Warrior, Waltron; Halifax, Alvarad: Ailsa, Chas Joseph, Cyclops, Loretto, (for Mobi teil sld 2th); Luey Watts, Albemarle, Tsabel m Hull; barks Elvira, Laconia, Delaware; brigs Dover, Balti- ulina, and. several seh x, May 23—Arr bark Como, Bogardus, Boston; Br stoop Charlotte’ Jane, McKinney, Nassau, NP; vclir Merchant Teather, St Jago de Cuba, Sdaya. ‘Left bark Panchita, to sail in 3 days for Mansanilla, to load: rigs Marshall, from Wilmin justarr; Como, diseg; bark Willamette, of New York, do: fremont, ldg for Boston; Gen Worth was to sail in a few days for Campeachy, ° Cli, bark’ Walter, Thompson, New Orleans, brig Clarendon, Clapp, a Nerthern port. 221, arr bark Como, Bogar- dus, Boston; ror Merchant, Tessier, St’ Jago de Cuba; old bark Walter’ Thompson, New Orleans. FALL River, May 20—Ar gchrs Thos Page, Philadelphia; 2ist, Roso in Bloom, do; 220. A Crooks, Virginia. Lewes, Del,, May 23—[(Cor Phila Exchange]—The ship Swa- fara, for New Orleans; barks Harriet Thompson, for Barhadoes x New Qrloane HM Knight for Portland: jr) for St John N peey, for Provi. Irene, for Boston; Harriet Smith and Mary Patterson, for ver, came to the ancho morning. where they still remain, Their detention is doubtless ovcasiones ‘hich is alm aud very fogzy. Mowry, May 18—Arr ships Susan Drew, Page, EB sha Denison, Graves, do; Canton, Silsby, Matanzas; Rob Roy, Ar. nol, rk; lark Nachoochee, Smith, New York, Cld isth, ship sebrs Wave, Starks, Boston, Caj tal, Beard, Baltimore, New Onura 8, May 18. Arr U S steamship Eudora, Page Vera Cruz; ships Lapland, Simpson, Boston; Dumbarton, Pen: dleton, Portsmouth; Orphan, Milliams, New York; Chippewa (Br), Brown, Liverpool; Brem hark Columbia, Greerken, Bremen; sch: Charron, Clark, Laguna; Mary, Davis, St, Marks; Mary, Allen, Vera Cruz; Wm Bryan, Lawless, Grand Caillou. Cld, 17th, Br ships Goliah, Slater, Liverpool; Sea, Lawson do; Amoy, Cole, Liverpool; Towboat Belle, SePherson, brought up ship Chippewa, Dark Columbia, and schr May; Towhoat Southerner, Grant, bro't up ship Lapland, ereamship Endora, and gchr Charron; Towboat Diamond, Davis, towed down and to sea, IMth inst, ship Bay State, and gchr Jno Rowlett—brought up ships Dumbarton, an phan. ew Loxpon, May 2%—Arr schs Sterling, (Br) Holmos, New York for Windsor; Silas Wright, Seaman; Emma, Love ard, Baker, and Cabot, Nickerson, do for Boston; Brilliant, Wass, peNCE, May 23—Arr bark Montgomery $Hooper, Monro- th bark Triton, Luce, Apalachicola. Sk ‘14th, sch Messen- Sands, Frederick [eteor, Perry, Philadelphia, ORTLAND, May ig Gen Worth, Rackleff, New Yo sclirs Pilot, Jordan, Jovos, PR. Old, bark Condor, Lang, P Ri sch Jane Yates, Thomas, N Yor! : Rickmonp, May 24—Arr schr Greenway, Couch, New York. Saco, May 20—Ar sehr Citizen; Hale, Baltimore, In Outer Har- bor, 16th, schr Perseverance, Hicks, for N York, Sauem, May ‘Teague, Bangor for New York. Cid brig Ceylon, Bramble, W Coast of Africa, SAVANNAM, May 21—Cld brigs H Marahall, Freeman, New Ha- veu; Excel, Revell, Boston, Axrwenv—Bark Mayflower—F Fundenger, CN Schelbourn, D Swagemaker, N Cogialo, G Curreda, V Neldeckoin, G Walkeli, C Wessed, B Masolis, T Gouseph, F Hubner, H Schaeffer and lady, ( F Dana, and 191 in the steerage, Ltverpoor—Ship Caleb Grimshaw—Mra W Honshaw and in- fant; John Honshaw; Misses Mary J, and Elizaboth Henshaw, Masiers Jackson, J Charles Henshaw; Doct Carl, E Schuck, lad; wad child; M Egan and lady; Miss Hanson; F Askeran; MD Barker and lady; Mrs William Hoxie, N York; Miss Jane Hoxie, N York, and S64 in the st lavetiroo1-—Packet ship Oxfonl—G Hutton, Fanny Hutton, Ann Josephine Hutton, George Hutton, Elizabeth 1 Hutton, Francis Flora, James Woolley, P C Beirne, Dr R Dewey and Idy—and 283n the steerage jumNos Ava es—Bark Mason Barney—Charles Corbitt, Ellen Drummond. Brevex—Bremen bark Argonsut—Mr Berner, My Ratzel, Mr Strett, and C Strett, and 190 in the eteorage, Drewes—Bark Atlantic—Mr Gunther, Mrs Meyor and 4 chil- dren, Mrs Schumacker and I ohild, Mrs Foster. ‘AMSTERDAM—Bark Scandia—Mr, Wieser, MowRovia—Montgomery, at Providence—Mrs Ivory Clark and ghild, of the Boston Baptist Mission; Mr J Archibald, of New ork. BeRavna—Brig Lady of the Lake—J Barr, Indy, and 2 chil- ren, Mrs Cook, Miss Lough, Miss Dodd, F Cooper, J Paringer, and 5 seamen, late of the Urig 8 N Golt, from Marseilles for New Yerk, put in in distress, leaky, with loss of spars, &c. Sr THomas—Ship Emily—Mr Wm White and Indy; J F Penis- ton, Indy, Schildren and servant; Miss H Benjamin; Miss Emil Stowe; Mrs 8 Colvin; Master ‘Thompson Smith; Mr Meyer; Mr ‘Aymar, Jr; Mr Joseph Nason and iady; Mrs Dewhurst, Mi Dewhurst; Mr ‘TP Halsey, Mr Darling: Mr JR Macfarlane; Mr Ellis; Mr EB De Gage, Mr I. De Gage, Indy, 4 children and 2 ser- vanta, Martinique. New ORLEANS—Hebron, at Boston—Mr Wm Vandewator, of New York. CHARLFSTON—Ship Sutton—Mr JW Reynolds and lady, three children; Messrs R J Morris, A Wilbur, and Master Long—and 5 in the steerage, Cuantesrox—Ship Charleston—Mrs M McDonnel; Mrs L Hotchkiss and child: Mrs J Stewart; Mrs MeGrogger: Mrs C and Mise SL, Belden; Miss E Wamilton; Miss H~ Woodruff Miss J Gilbert; Mrand Mrs HS Johnson and child; Mr L. Clark; Mr PD Woodruff: Mr © Woodruff, MrJ W McDonnel; Mr DS Palmer; Mr TW Riggs; Mr PH Tobjnj Me NC Pearsall; Mr Peck—10 in the steerage, and child Savann Au—Bark Wilson-Fuller—N B Child, lad: Madaine Achille Murat, BF Pond, Charlos Princo, John P Van Deusen, C S Root, MS Goodinan, John Osborn, E G Breckweth, ‘and five in the steerage. IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK Post Office, May 27, 1848, OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER HAVING THR LARGEST CIRCULATION, Please mention the date of the list in which they are advertised. LADIES’ LIST. A Deeth Mra@ A Holmes Mrs Sarah S Aikin Mrs James |Delavan Mrs A Aubert Miss Eliza inp Mrs Si J Alburtis Miss, Broad | ot Dev Alloy Miss Elmina P| ‘Adains Miss Lonisa ‘Ayer Miss Hfasaet _ |Dickenson Miss Isabel ‘Alwell Miss Maria THDosle Miss Eliza ‘Allon Mrs’ Harriet A|Donnanghy MissMary ‘Amend M'lle Therise|Donien Isabella Ayers Mra Elizabeth|Doyle Miss Julia C enport Mad Cla- risen Dimond Miss Mary Tndye Mrs Mary Tackson Miss Ann James Mrs E Fones Mrs James Mrs Z-2 Jones Mrs Sarah M Jones Miss Mary Andrews Miss Caro- Dooley Susan Johnson Mrs Lucian line Dohert fy Ane Johns Miss Sarah \Dodd Mrs (Pearl st)/Irvine Mrs Barr Miss dan J, |Dufly Mrs (Green-| Johnson Miss Louise Bankin Rosey ~ zich Jones Mra D Baldwin Mrs Marga- |B May Jackson Diana KE Kavanagh Mrs(Cherry at Kelly Ann Kerby Roranna Kennedy Mes(sth ave mn Catharine MissCath Korsinski Mdl Mat- ret Basime Mrs Sarah | Bradbrook Mrs Mary! [Elliot Margaret Barron Miss Sarah {Edwards Mise Mary E’ Benton Mrs Emily Edwards Mre Kerry Mra Emma C|Ennis Miss Fanny Bean Mrs HO \Enwright Mrs € Beatty Mrs Ruth — (Rngelson Mrs Frances Rellows Mrs Martha Barle Miss Capo}ine Drinker Mrs Wm W E Neda Bentley Mixs Jane A) Rigs Tirlen Mrs Suaau—2 \Frasee My Catherinel cena Mra C Bristol Mrs L Farringtod Mrs AM|ROty Mrs Surah Brown Mary Farley Bessy Reogh Mrs Fanny h Miss Sarah J [France Mr« James | RUMI ne Mrs Louisa Faber Mrs Hennoberg| (2 sia Sarah B Kemer Migs Anna i P Buggington Miss Su-/Fisher Miss M: Lawrence Mrs (Bow- san Frisbee M ery) oe Lawson Miss Mary Bush Mist Jane M | Poste Mrs ae Bas athens Tearnes Mrs Mary Baner Caroline Barney Mra Eliza A\F Barrett Mra John FP Varney Mrs Jane Bl Fa Beatty Miss Susan | st) Beathe Mrs Angelin J! Farley } Bean Anna C2 [Farwell Berlin des Kinily prosswell Mrs Moses Keach Mos Hnidak WFingn Mass Iprideet Benson Mrs Nancy J|Prink Mys © Ip Rigelow Mrs Mary H/Frink Miss Sarah M | Briton Mrs Thos \ | Fitzs Miss Catherine Bishop Mrs Sarah A) Ficlds Mrs FH Holter Mrs Eliza A Fox Mike Jano Brown Mrs Fulton Sarah Rogert Mrs A M | Eursinen Mra J Holl Mrs Marion E {Flynn Mrs Bri Buttimor Catnaxine | G Burns Mrs (Carmine/Graham afc (Chea street | nut street) [Roitoh Mies sary B ran Margaret ! iss lish Mas, Her Mics Hinnnal jy ten Miss Mary y Mra (Christy Tvengston Miss Ca- ry \t ow bie a A ra Marvarotltifuam Catherine hee Ellen ned Miss Lydia anang Wiss Cor nelia, ach Mra Goo C ines Mrs SL vingston Mrs Lydia ightbody Miss Eliza Long Mrs Barbary Lyons Miss D Lynch Susan | M jaowle Bliza Butler Bridget |Gattney Mary sd thanks Mig Ann E|aaw Mrs Rathaot [Marcy Mig WG G Makan Miss Elizabeth {Marsh Mra Mary M |Masterson Margaret Mariner MiasCornelia Meenen Ann Meunier Hannah Miller Miss Jane Miller Mrs ITA Miss Phoebe I Mrs, (9th at 1 Moriny Jane §| Moore Mrs I Mulvey Jane |Muray Sirah Manuel Miss Jane Marshall Miss Cathe rine Macher Kato Maguire ry Ann Manning Miss E Mead Mies Mary J Me Me (Mi ohn M Milley Mjss Sarah Clark Margaret Clarke Mrs Margaret Carney Miss Aun Carroll MrsCatharine Clarke Mrs Elizabeth sper Mins Sarah aries Misa Harriet Clement Mary Carnell Miss Anna M. Close Mass Cgtharine Coghlan Mary A Colman Mrs( Madison, ‘street Colbrel Misa Mary A Cowles Mrs 8 D Coe Mrs DB Cook Charlotte Cormick, Bridget Corson Mrs Abigail P Conningbam Missal, Choreht!! Mrs Anna Culver Mier Ampnda G Green Mrs Anne Am-| ‘ood Miss Emma ham Miss ant Me ray Mia Myxy ray Mrs argan Catharine—2 | Ghin Med | Goodell don Mra MD Clark Mise Suean © Cane Miss Bridget Clark Mrs Lydia M- |Godfrey Maria |, |Maddondorf MissDino Cannon Mes{ Leonard oa Montgomery Miss street Harlen MrsCatharine| yO © Mist Char-| Halienbake Moran Mrs Ann soll io aa MOTeATet a Mr Mary B Capes Mrs John W [Hamilton Miss Mary Meurteugh Mrs Jano Clarke Mary Hamilton Miss Jane |1?Phy Mary Coyle aleagnset Hawkins Mre Mc Cox Mins Mary Havens Mrs Prudonce| MeCully Ellen Colley Mrs Sarah |t¥ail Mixs VAT MeCauehan Mrs(Per- CollineMinsCatharine tfanson Mrs Ann ry wtroet Colman Bridget |Hrinilton Miss Kate |MeClusky Mrs _ Ro. Cronin Miss Mina | ffenry Mire Henry ‘anna ‘ i» Robert [Henly Mise Naney _|MoGlone Bridget € atharine — |Hever Miss (Stanton| Meee Miss (20th st Conrad Mary | street MeQuaid Mary Cole Mjss Flizaboth-2| reayn Mie Anna Joonah Eliza Cook Ann Clate Mre Maria €nnon Elizabeth |Hoaly Miss Honora |Miggam Maury [ThIT Mre Emineline ret MeDermott Mrs Mary Cullen May Holeomb Miss LM i? ns B Holland Mes Lucinda [McConnell Mrs Ca- Day Miss Eliza Howard Miss Elian-|,, ‘hari on Miss ridget | hath bo sang a Deveny Mrs Louise | !offman Mrs Charles! caer Pealaney MreS— |flong Mre DG eReesten Mies Mar. Dennis Mrs Achra | Hazes Ellon a Dormen! Miss Emily Hult ips Sean Melaughily Missane Dempaey Mrs Mary Hanford Mrs Ann N Dorper Miss Mary. | Hay Mrs Catharine A|Newins Misa Mary E Divble Miss Maria © |Harmaiile Madame. {Nelson Miss Mary Is Driseo Mrs Bridgot [Harrison Mrstanisal| Norwood Misa Eliza Donnelly Miss Mary |Iarrat Ellen beth Dow Mes Hall ort Miss P Nealen Ann Donken Sire Francis (Hanley Mies Filen {Norwood Miss Ella Donnely Mrs ( Hatheld Mes Mary D | N Dodd Migs Ju Harlom Mirw Mary Downs Mrs Hi |Heeny Mary M jHenry Miss Mary Dagan Mrs Francis J {Helos Mrs Ann B |O'Niol Mrs Catherine O'Connor Mrs Cathe- rine Danham Mrs (Jay at Howitt Mies Eliza Ht Drammond Mrs Mar|Hizeinbottom Mise mn a PMATANZAS, May 12—Arr ship Newton, Sours, Havana, to fini ig for Cowen, ke, 2 ‘Sarah Uoyd, Drummond, Trieste; Murkit Croeket, nd, MontEvineo, March 27—Ship Corvo, Gotham, wtg the removal Mockade of f, tar Preihandel, (Brus) for Ne of the yrer; bark |, (Prus) for New York, about to Heling trig Covastads, Hotes dle, dod etdosn me 4 qaret i, at) Dubison Mrs Cathe-| Hinman Misst lorence rine Hooks Miss Ann Dardford Miss Jane MiHlowitt Mrs (Cham O'Donnell Migs Graco O'Connor Miss Sarah ‘Osborne Miss Jane B Devenport Mrs (Bed. CL O'Brine Miss Cathe. began ou Mae Hii HHontingvon Niedlas-Olendort Mrs Em rm me- ered pe A Powers Mrs Hannah Putz Mrs Catharin® ‘inlan Elien juin Miss Sarah en Sarah R Rafter Mrs James Readman Miss Mar- garet Reynolds Mrs Ledy M Rico Mrs Sarah G Rilley Ann Rock Anne Miss Elizabeth, Kuayon Mrs Lydia A Judy Raymond Mrs JulinA| Renny Mrs A Riddell Mrs Harriet Richards Mra Richardson MissMary| ne Ross Mrs Eilen M Roorback Mrs John © Rockwood Mrs NP Ryder Miss Lucy Rugham Miss $ Ruin Mee Mary Slaaghten Mrs Vir- Adams AL ‘Ablafuya Juan G Ackerman Geo W ‘Abrams Dr Tsaac ‘Ackerman Capt 8 ‘Allen Dr John—2 ‘Allen Joshua W Allen Chas Temple ‘Austin D'S & Co. Anchor Charles E Ayers Abraham Avery William Atwater JM ‘Atewell Jamos ‘Arks Win. Atwater James ¥ ‘Ace Abrahams David Adams Roger Ahorn James Agnew Thomas ‘Ambler Thomas Allston John E Alvaisie John Andrews Dr Anderson Jus R Ansloh Joseph Avery Austin Andie GF Amold Wm D ‘Ayres Jarvis L Abbot Edward Abbot Jacob Adams Daniel Akin Arminius Allsaire Charles Amnbose Fon Allen Charles I, ns JL, astin John 1m Simeon nderson J & Co matrong Win ory Denison, ley Capt GW Avery Geo W B Bach Jagob P Brad Samuel Brady John Black JA Bailey Jaoob Baldwin & Adams Bailie John Ballard Orange M Blaiker Alex Bartlett Barklie Sami Barlow Benj R Barandon ¥ WE Bracken William Barth Charles F Bassford Jesse P Bates Ebonezer men Resell J Brinck Thomas Biseoe Capt Juo Bogert Peter Brophy Michael Bone Williaa Boutelle Capt Chas Bottazini Luize-3 Brown Win Brown John, Bowering Edward Brostedo George Boyle Capt Thos Boylan John Bowes Wm Brown Win Brown Elias B Ramnae. Jesse B Buckley Timothy Burke jonas Bushnell Geo W Yusnnell John N Buswell Jobn Burtis John. (Suitk Maar? Smith Mrs ‘Simmons Mrs Jane Sara Stebbins Miss Maria ‘Stevens Mrs E M +4 Smith Miss Kebecca ak Mra M ‘Shield Elizabeth Seovill Mrs O P »Shipman Miss Mary| Wenn puuktoeer ‘Miss Har. jet Solluer Mrs John [Sturges Mrs Blize T ITalric Miss Bridget (Treat Miss (Tees Mi: tharine irs Martha ‘Thomas Mrs Jahina [Titus Mrs Joseph K. /Baompson Miss M =? ‘Teeavy Catharine bier Mes ouige Tuite Margret Hhomnpson Susan \Todd Mrs Aleybeth Clarke George W Chapel Jonathan Chase John Crawford James \Cavira Mariano Clay Capt. C M—3 iC) ry Ruben \Cliffand Patrick Clay Simone B Conway Cormic| Comford Moses Conon Albert Croly Joh Core [Conner Hugh Conell Michael Coffin Joseph Coben Isracl F Conklin William \Colvin Benj Barton (Colton George \Connolly Richa B Denni: liam W |Gook George W [Cook Wm Berry Ben} ih ‘Coombs Capt Jno Benedict Henry M_ [Cook Geo & Co Bremner James |Cone Jas & Andw Betts Pierre T wet Rev AB Bently Rennselaer tic Capt SH Bourk John ‘utter B Brighton Bank Currie Carlisle Bigelow Lafayette [Cuthbert Joseph Gi in jouuseved Denis Cam y ‘Camlel Robert Ht [Cadwell 2 Canagan Carle Willian iChase Capt Geo ‘Casto; Chine Win ‘Carroll Will ‘Chapman F Corty Patrick {Cayan Nazaire \Clark James P (Glack James F Cavanagh Daniel Cator Harvey H ‘rawford J & W sheney Timothy ‘Chesterton Robert Christy Thomas Chris John Bradbury James — | Colemen Goo M Bamber Win Brainerd Alonson Baunard Rey Win Baldwin HE Blake F Barr James Darkman Capt TP Barlow Elisha Banoll W Battervon Jacob H Bassett George Breyer Chas Heedam John Ballock Thomas Bennett 8S Henson Sewall Bremner Seygt Jas Bremer 4 Berrien jy Geo W Bibber lisiggs Manaseh Bridgeman John, Hingham Lemuel D Birch Steph ogee Joseph Blodget J W & Co Norden Thos H Hon H Charles on Beow Win A Brown MelancthonW, Boyle Barthen Vrounnerler BA i Kotsfort NW Brown Rev Hugh A Backley JC & Co Buell Jonathan $ Burr WA Rurnton John P Barke Nathan Burnham WC Bryan James 1 Bradley Wiack William Bragdon John B Brandus Leopold Bamiter Thonias Bangs & Brothers Bailey S CH Blander Fredke Baker Thos G Borrow EP Martlett William Christe ors Thorns ray David Hagley Rev JR Heach & Eddy Bennmann Joseph Herman Henry Bermett Edwin Blodgett George Bromley Albert Bond Goo Fredk Rouchet Win Bowen BB Bows Thomas Brown Rev SR Brown John T Brosneher Andw Brown Blossom KS KBowes Wm Brown Win Hoynton Dr J F Hutter J Manuel Button Nathl W Burr Levi W Burke Henry Bushmay Win Barpee Samuel Burton OA Bryan George A Clancey Michel hill Pat Cairns Jobn Candit John Calift John frerty Jamon H Chamberlin OK Campbell Chas Clarke Alfred Clarkson John Chapman EB & C Carroll C} for word Geo N Caton HA CHL omy Coby Clermont Coffin JN Comings A Conklin Ni Cone Amos Cole Lyman (Crafts Thomas Coley Aaron B Cotian: a3 Coates Collins Thos W Cornell Dr Steph D ‘Coohes Lieut 5 \Corley Patrick |Cooper James ‘oombs Robert Cornell A wer WC Crowall Martin Te Casi Dateien Duthbert rue im W. Cunningham Rich Curtis John D De Wandelan G Daley Bryan Dawson Henry B Davis Thomas B Daniell ES Dgna Charles A Davis Chiteles Delons Joseph De Janon Lewis Dempry Patrick Dexter Lewis G Deilin Adai Dillon James Dingle John. Dixon Georgo {ones he Dodge Charles F Dougherty Luk Doyle Maurice Donovan J Dyer James 11 Dunbal Wm Dunekler Capt @ Dyett JA Dailey Edward B {Davis Wilson © Dangherty Hugh | Darrow Vm \Davey High jDavey PS Hugh Dean C De 4 Pr. r Pierre C Drew John A Dicker $C Dixon Detson Benjamin Ducker Lavi Dodge OB Dod John Dorvty Georgo F Dolan Samuel Donovan Capt CC Dubick William Donning William Onfly Frank Donming AB Daily Michael Davis Joseph I Davies Chas—2 Davis Samnel Davidson Wm Danvers If Denning WH Dennis Gideon @ Dill rane Dickinson William Divan Patrick Deaturnell William vriseo Capt GW Dolan John Dionne Evantureer Dow Benjamin Donnelly Dominge iW Dunne William Dudley TL A Dudley Charles I K Elwood EB Ellingham Robert Edor HM Edgley Alpheus Edwands John P Edwards Thomas Ewen (: Evans Jay Ephraim Elving D ro a J iy Lathrop Tkington Rob Edey Henry Elf Dr Fdward Edwards Walter D Enos Alonzo Ettinger Nathan Everott Humphrey Evans Sa Ely Horney Heer Jr Henry away Henry Er Maria, Symonds Miss Mird- well P Sullivan Miss Susan S Sarah AM (Taylor Miss Frances GENTLEMEN'S LIST, Della Joseph Torre! De Tieae Gabriel—3! Dunlap & Crossman Hanibal Aj Eatimanville Robt A) w Wilson Miss Isabella Williams Margaret Wilkie Miss Anna Wilson Mrs Merril ‘Wilson Miss Emily Wilmot Polly Winter Ellen Whey Mine Mange ret Ee Wilson Miss Amelia Wire Miss E Watts Mrs Samuel—2 Wait Miss Lucretia H aa beth J Waterman Mrs R. L901 ine Walter laM Wilsh Miss Rosine Williams Abigal R Wise Miss E Wilson Esthe hi ‘Wilder Cordelia M White Eliza A Whitel. ead Mr: ( Woos- ter st Williams Miss Mary M—2 Woodsworth — Miss Laora a Williams Elizabeth ¥ Yeatham Mrs Thos H Christie Robert F Yomminy Carton Bartholo — |parrSanmn Wy Conrad & Thompson {Patton John Comstock Dr A Fask William B Connelly William — | Fregartin John Collins William — | Freves MS—-2 |Congrin James B | Ferreri Loi Copaveall Win French P 8 Fitagerald John [hr Spd Jw Finley Robert J one Griggs Finigan John Coddington Capt Elis!Fenck Valent Fogarty John Corke H G ? Correras Sabastian [portent °°?" 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Cumings Alox rewkes John CuthellCapt SD |Pisher William ‘Cunnias John Fields William Callum William J |pinigan Patrick Chadwick Abner | nigan Patrick Cannata Domedico [pink George W ‘Crane WE Flaker Cornelius CharsberlinG W |pouks Milton Caldwell D Fowler Robert Canuon Charles E_|powlor Wesle Cragen James Fuller Jobn 4 Clark Hf P Faroy Denis Clark William Fairbank John \Clare Gabriel Faleonnier Louis Carr Benjamin Fairbank Horatio ae) Ferguson Daniel H Slark AC Freneh John M Charlton Francis Ison Henry A I Cary Joha L sions Finn William Flood Matthew Ford Andrew Foote Erastus D—2 Fulton John Flynn Thomas ie ns r Wiltiam Gaus W GW ‘Gallagher Wm Granger Wm Gaaktos Capt Sno E ‘Gray John Greer W John Green Chester Greenwood Wm Gelston John M (Gillin Peter |GiN Eljas Gibson Chas—2 [Gibbons Asa \Gibbs Wm—2. |Ghisline Dr Geo R Goff Mortimer L Goldon #e jGomlay R ow LR {Gould Joseph T Guetal Georgo vey John liner J B \Graham Jf Grant Thos Gardere F aeay Gaughan Edmond \Gfeene'Dennis (Greene Henderson Greenfield Harvey Gerring Wm B Grieg Stephen C s en C ~ \ariféth Charles igan James Gibbs Chas E Gaggins Michael 1G Capt Nath Grove Charles H Grover Harlem I, \Goldsmith Henry [Gurney Wan IL Gardner ‘Gallagher Jos S \Grham OW EW (Graham Jaines R |Gratons John 7 Horyeo me E Gleosan Dennis |Grealey Martin: Geib John L \Godfrey Legrande jodfrey Capt Gold G rosarnes Herman B |Goodwin John HL Gramer Jacob Hn Hall Edward D |Hatamong J It Haight William /Mall James Hammer & Fost Hart Thomas S Hanison Wm G Hains Thomas Hains Thomas Hanigan Mr Hart G |Harmtiold Win Hamner Mr Haver Barnart [Hawkins James |Hawkins David A |Hebslen Win Heone John Henry Thomas ward E Barnwell (Hil Rowjamin Hinds Capt Watson 1 ns Aaron Humbert Job {nat Wm i jutton George, Hunter John P Hall Samuel K—3 illiday Trotter jaman Cormier Hamilton B Hall W Johnson Hannahan J ahn Wilhelm Harper JG rdman Wm t Goo W i Haswell Jas C Hains Jas Ui Uaing Joseph vert Hateh John E Marzer Morgan itateh: ry Healy Mr Herlihy Mr Henderson Mr Higgins Owen Higinbottam Geo Hirseh Nathan Holland Robert N por & C Homans Capt Wm Howard John Howard Jacob E |Houhes JD Howard John Hynes Luke Hirdson Alfred Hubbard James 1 Hutchinson Chas B Hyde Wheeler L Buyek Harvey Hudson Edward W Hall DrJ C Hale RB Hagerty Thomas jamlin Chas F Hain Robert Mall SPS Hall P. 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