The New York Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1848, Page 4

ought to have induced such @ remark ; he was 1 and I shoald speak of bim in some other wa: The firet intimation winch rd had of the exis- tence of the letter which has been attributed to Mr. Seward, was trom the Hon. John A. Collier, who, meeting me in the -Capito), remarked to me that Mr. Seward had writtena letter to a gentle- man in the western part of the State, in which he ‘uced the language quoted above; Mr. Coilier re- cited this languege to me as accurately he could do so trem recollection. During the next dey, | called at Mr. Collier’s office, when he pro- duced a letter which he said he had received from # gentleman residing in the western part of the State, and which contained the extractreferred to. Mr. Coliter then reaa the extract to me trom this letter. Having read it, he remarked to me that the gentleman who received the letter from Mr. Seward had shown it to a friend, and that this friefid, to whom hie had shown it, had copied from the letter the extract wnich I have published in the Herald. Mr. Collier then remarked that he had no doubt about the autheilicily of the citer ; he had, he said, entire cop/énce in the gentle- man from whom be hed received the letter which he held in bes hand, and which contained the ex- tract ered to, Mr. Collier gave me this infor. *aetion at my own earnest solicitation. On enquiy, | ascertained that it was generally believed in certain political circles, that Mr. Sew- ard had written such a letter. Among other gen- tlemen who informed me that he ha¢, heard of this Jeter, was the Hon. John T. Bush, of Buffalonow a Senator of this State. Tb< Hon. Charles B. Stewart, State Engineer, 9° infoumed me that Mr. Seward had wntter. such a letter, and that he nad written itto Mr. Seth C. Hawley, of Buffalo. Mr Stewart repeate?, to me the words ot the extract, as copied from Ure original letter, as near as he wes uble to do so from recollection. I found that the words, aF repeated by him, corresponded pre- cisely with, the words as read to me by Mr. Collier. Mr. Stewart remarked to me that he was well ® cquainted with the gentleman who copied the extract trom Mr. Seward’s letter; he (Mr. Sv wart) would not name him, but he was a res Teen Jawyer, residing in Buffalo. [[ have since ee forme: a friend that the gentleman here epee extract trom Mr, Se- ward’s leuer, wasC. 3. omber, Esq., of Buf- falo.] He, (Mr. Stewatt,) had been informed that the gentleman who copied the extract had seen Gov Seward’s denial in the Albany Journal, and that, it necessery, he would make an affidavit of the following lacts: That Mr. Hawley showed him (Mr. Macomber) a letter, and informed him that he (M> Hawley) had received it from Gov. Se- Hawley left the letter in his (Mr. Mecomber’s) possession, and that he copied the alluded to, who copied th ward ; that Mr. extract referied to, from the letter. Mr. Stewart then pioceeded to say that Mr. Se- ward's denial was incemprebeasible to him; he could not account for it, because this gentleman 4Mr. Macomber) who copied the extract, had de- clered that it. it was necessary he would make an aflidavit of the facts, as above stated. This 1s the authority on which I made the state- ment in the Herald, over my own signature ; there is, of course, a mystery about the affair, and I it will be cleared up. Messrs. «wart, are not ihe kind of men who “dupe” people. 1 respectfully submit, that the above statement r-leves ine from all respon- sibility in this matter I beg leave to say, that Mr. Stewart is out of town, and that I would not have mentioned his name without his consent, if the strongly suspect Colher, Bueh and S deniai ot Mr. Hawiey did not force me to do it. It, as I am informed, Mr. Macomber 1s the gen- tleman whe copied the extract, I call on him to come forward end give a history of the facts as they occurred. I also call on other gentlemen, who are implicated in this matter, (and whom [ can name,) to come forward and clear up the mys- tery. The solution of it will probably be, that Se- ward, in writing this letterto Hawley, (if he wrote any atall,) did not use the language attributed to him, in reference to Collier’s election to the office of U. S. Senator, butin reference to his appoint- mentio a place in Taylor’s cabinet, or to his suc- cess generally, as a candidate for any offic: under Tzxylor’s administration. Seward, you will ob- serve, may have used this language in a letter to Hawley, and may have been too cunning to allude to the question of Senato- at all. He believed, no doubt, that Hawley understood what he was driv- jogat. Butthe mystery willbe cleared up. Another Letter of Captain J, L. Folsom to General Jesup. Say Francisco, Catrronsta,? October 8, 1848. ff After the long semi-official letter wnich I send to You at this tim present ; and that littl means of living. The prices of Jabor here will create surprise in the United States. Kannakes, or Sandwich Islanders, the woret of laborers, are now emp oyed constantly about town in storing and landing merchandise at @ dollar gp Louresch; anu the most indifferent laborers are hired by the week together at six or eight dollars per day, Mecbanics obtain, when employed by the day, eight or te 8 per day, and by the month about jays, a¢ the sickly season is over, I pre- fume wages Will advance, for most of the laboring clasces mie returning to the mines. It is impossible to give you a fair idea of the insupe- Table difficulties we uli meet with in any business which we are culled upon to do. I can best effect this, however, by stating facts for your information. Ihave just compieted the repairs upon @ Government lighter, ‘preparatory to discbarging the cargo of the transport ship Huntress. 1 attempted to hire a lighter to effect this, but could not get one capable of containing one hundred and twenty barrels, mavned by two men, short of fifty dollars per day. | have had the master of the Government lighter employed for several days in getting a crew for be and when he offers eighty Golare per month for tailors, he is laughed at, and told that man can get that amount in the mines in one day! A few days since I cent a wagon-master to employ some men to handle stores in the public ware- houre. After searching about the town in rain, for fevers] boure, he raw a man on the dock who he felt sure of getting, for the individual in question did not seem to be blessed with » redundancy of this worl geer. He was wearing crown, a dilapidated buckrkin hunti bout two quarts of gold dust from his buckskin shirt.) I want to work in the mines, rir. Look here, strang- er, do you see this’ ‘This bag contains gold dust ; and do you supp>re | am to make a damned nigger of myrelf, handling boxes and barrels for eight or ten dollars per day? I should think not, stranger!” And eur friend jeft in @ most contemptuous manner. Nor solitary instance of like conduct; they oc- ‘Was thi cur daily and hourly in this village. Ail sorts of labor is got atenormous rates of compen- in the stores 00 and their young boy, who, until a few weeks since, Wasa private of volun- tee: fation, Common clerks and taleamen. out town, often receive as high at b ard. The clerk now in my office i and jam now paying him $1,600 per annum ‘This will not appesr just teen upon fortunately have an Indian boy, or! shouid be for cfiicer to live he 8) dy iepover ter upon busines tiens, themeelves. But the war war not then terminated, ud no one could hope to communicate with Washing- | Aux Cayes ton correrpondents, +o get an answer in lees than six, | Augustine Ba; aud perhaps ten months For some time last summer, | Ait” u (August and July.) the officers at Monterey were en tirely without servants; and the Governor (Colonel | Maron) actually took bis turn in cooking for his mess, | Basle. ‘Uniers rome prompt action is taken to pay both officers and men rerving in this country, in proportion to the | unavoidable expenses to be incurred, the for © will re and the latter wit desert; an it will be impos. not be expected that o Will not enable them to employ » servant, to say nething of living in ruch a manner as may become ther elation; and it i¢ utterly impossib'e to do it in California, upon the salaries aliowed by inw ‘The channels for correspondence have heretofore Deen Fo jew, that | have not written you in relation to | this country and its resources; but as | have meee of trantmitting letters across Mexico via M vation. Irball take every oceasion to you ac- quainted with the country, and such evente as trans- | Ca pire on the court, by a reries of semi official dommuni. ations and reports, At prerent [ have but little time to a to it. and it must suflice to ray, that [ look Upon California as perbaps the richest miaerel country on the globe. | Lave written you at great length te the gold, and rince the date of that letter, other and ricber mines bave been discovered. Rich silver amines ete koown to exist in various parte of the coune try. but they are not worked. Quicksilver mine found at innumerable p erichest ores, The New Almadin mine ut Sa Clara gives the richest ore of which we Bare avy ae counts. With very imperfect machinery. it yields mpwarde cf fifty per cent.; aud the proprietors wre are pom working it. and are preparing to quadruple theie | 2° foree. Iron, copper, lead, tin, sulphur, tine, pratinas, | Prerse™ cobalt te aretuid to be found in ebuntance, and em re known to exist in various sec! ibe country. | © Various sections of As an ngricultural territory, its gr foe want of i! F made to produce fine wheat, ry barley, vegetables, y8, BO country ever bad, at the same iod of its settiemeat, a more salu- ntil some re-action takes place in brious climate. the mi ricalture must of courss lan- from gold jing #0 far reduced by Goverament re- pee See ion of the inhabitants into nefieial occupations, without which the country cannct become really prosperous fornia affords means for the investment of capital such as few other co! would be certain oF Gouow months, Large fortunes will be mide here within the ensuine Fear, and | am told thar there areso=s hun- reds of persons who have already made on an average $25,000 each. Whole cargoes of goods are sold at »~ percent clear profit, an? regdy gota ions as to force a the more healthy and and powerful. bw inoney in a fow an When I came to this piscd 1 expended a fow hun- dred dollars in waste lots, cov sand hills. The chapter of events which has followed, js likely to make this property quite valuable if I am Hat coat me less than $800, I pose I could now sell for $8 000, or perhaps $10,000. It is this consideration which makes me willing to re- where my salary is insufficient for If Congrers does not inerease the pay of officers cerving here, | should still be willing to return, in the expectation that my private interests would jus- tify a messure which would otherwize be certain to fer @ favor upon us by having all parce! reports, intended for the New York Her immediate delivery te our news steamer, the News Boy, She will board im vessels in the vi- aay of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ere whet favor by forwarding to the Herald, through the mail or otherwise, ship pers of interest to the community, We wiil gladly recipro- cate the favor. with bushes and le to look after it. . . . Something should be done here at once for lishment of peace and good order in the country.— @ military, is atan end. Amon, and indeed most of the villager, no authority exists; and outrages of the most disgraceful nature are conrtantly occurring, and the offeaders go unpunish- ed, There are now about twenty five vessels in this port, and I believe there is not one ofthem that has a quently the sailors arm them- selves, take the ship’s boate and leave in the most open manner, defying both their offloers and the civil These thinge are disgraceful to the coun- try and the flag; and while vessels have to pay port duties, ke. their owners ought to be protected. ff law of 1846 is now in force in Califoraia, ehave not had an American man of warin this ear, and all the naval resources coast, are concentrated arta of the country ou He » Crabt wat that .of the stropgest | Washington, Jobust Washington, Jobnten, Deo 2) a BERMUDA, Forth, Sturdee,* Jan 9 | Forth, Sturdee * Jon 12 HAVRE, United States, Hackstaf, Jan 1 crew to go tosea. Fi Crescent City, Stoddard, Jan 12 Northerner, Budd, port for more than cf the United States, on thi at Monterey, which is not a harber, but an open road- etead. and which has not one-tenth of the business on which is done in this bay. The navy egen- cy. the naval storekeeper, and the depots of naval stores are all there; while every percon who possesses the least knowledge of the situation ofthe two places, must have reen that this must be the great commerci: point on the coast, best adapted to government pur- poser, and most deserving of the protection of govern- ment establishments for the preservation of good order, During the whole year that I was collector of this port, there was nota United States man of-warin the har- We were exacting a “military contribution,” ed not the slightest means of prevent- ing veseels from leaving in defiance of our authority, Indeed, the threat to do s0 was made more than once For months past, thera has seldom been more than one merchant vessel at Monterey at a time, and frequently none at ail; and still, that is the general place of resort, on the coast, for men. of. war. jis time. such is the state of affairs here, that, atleast, one armed vessel ought to be constantly in during that time. In a few months, the line of ocean mail steamers will be in operation from Panama to Oregon, and this port is to be a depot for coal, and, of cours in passing, both ways. stopping point The starting of the line of steamers on this coast is likely to be an undertaking of very great difficulty, and, at this time. such is its im- portance with reference to both Oregon and California, that its failure might be jooked upon as # national calamity. Still, unless some kind of protection is ex- tended to the shipping of this port, it is not that it may fail for want of the nei rere, a8 £000 as the boats reach this harbor. nless some competent autho- rity ie found here at the time’ mreserve order, that the crew will quitin a body Every posrible assistance sa. ald be extended to insure the success of this company, and every reasonable latitude shou!d be granted to the execution Jt is now uncertain if the steamers can enter Columbia river at all times in the winter; and they may find it necessary to run up to Pug. ‘This would be a small inconvenience in comparison to the Joss of one of these vessels upon the very dang ous bar at the mouth of the Columbia. it all improbable, if they enter that river in the winter. If this letter happens to contain anything you think of public interest. you can allow the information it con- tains to be used; but the epistle, you will see, is not in- If you think my long letter of the 18th ultimo, relating to the mines, of any interest, you cam publish it or any portion of I believe all the statements it contains may be contidered as within the bounds of moderation, I am certain it would be loeked uponin thie country as er than an exaggeration of the seen to exist. cgether probabl the first veesel of their contract tended for the public. in relation to the gold mines of this couniry, | have little mcre to say upon that topic at relates to the effect of these iecoveries upon the business of the country and the Savann: Murper on THE Pvains — yositor has received a letter from Council e, dated Nov. 19, which says :-- ye have information of the murder of an American being committed somewhere in the vicinity of Cotton- wood Ferk—forty-five miles from here—and his money Captain Sublette and Lieutenant and arrest the apposed to be at Cottonwood Fork The Independence damaze and it is the eaptain's opinion, paired 50 as to complete her voys certained, thovgh her keel seems a good deal damaged. ‘The sal- third value Bier, Was, alt, taken and cached. Beall intend to investi, murderer, who ‘vage hi of shipand cargo. ‘The'brig Jobn.B Dods, Pai driven ashore Row. 5 Lieut. Beall, it will be recollected, is bearer of while raking in despatches to California, Grove on the 19th ult. $e CITY TRADE REPORT. Moxpay, Dec. 25, 1848. This being Christmas day, trade was generally sus- and no transactions of importance transpired ‘The day, without, was ex- ceedingly inclement, As far as could be judged, prices s at the close on Saturday. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. He was at Council in avy article of produce. remained much the same Barrimone, Dec. LES. 23—$1.(00 Balt. 6's, 1800, openi 1,000 do, 10034; 1,000. do, i 4eberes Merchants’ Ba 5 do, 6236; 25 ena ‘and siouched hat. without a» hirt, or frock, avery uncleanly red-woollen shirt. with pantaloons hanging in tatters, and his feet had an apology for a covering in one old shoe, and one old buckskin mo- easrin, tadly the worse for wear and old age. When asked if he wanted employment, he replied in the affirmative; and as the young man was proceeding to tes) bim what he wished to have him do, he was inter- rupted with, ‘It is not that kind of work, sir, that | want, (at the same time taking a bag containing On Saturday, the 23d inst , by the Very Rev. John Laughlin, Mr.Josnrn Auueca: to Miss Exiza, only daughter of N. Calyo, Esq. At Hackensack, N.J., on the 2lst inst.. by the Ri Mr. Warner, Mr. W. H McKinny, of New York, Connetia, daughter of D. M. Winant, Esq, of In Brocklyn, on the 24th inst , by the Rey. D. Curry, Mr. O. C. Lixcoun, formerly of Savannah, to Miss Many Anx Coomni Savannah papers please copy. ted, On Monday morning, the 25th inst., at six o'clock, Henny H. Sxys10ur, in contequence of injaries received by jumping from therecond story window of his resi- dence, while laboring under delirium, oecasioned by Mr. Seymour was the nephew of the and was 25 years of age. Jedical University, of which Mr. Seymour was a member. and the friends of the fa- mily of the late Dr. Sherwood, are respectfully invited is funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from No. 102'Chambers typhoid fever. late Dr. H. H Sherwood, The students of the eet, New York. Lieut. Jonn Rarrerty, Jate ofthe New York Volunteers. His friends and acquaintances, and thore of his mother, Mrs, Mehan, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral. from his late residence, No. 136 Division street, at half-past 2 o'clock. P, M., to-morrow, (Wed- nerday,) Deo. 27. THE LATEST ADVICES RECEIVED FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD, NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE, +. Got 14 Messina igh, When I tell you that [ have is table a wash bill made out and paid, ‘At the rate of eight doliars per dozen; and that almost every thing elee is @t eorrerponding prices. The prin- cipal waiter in the hotel where I board, is paid $1,700 Per year, and several others from $1,200 to $1,500! I zed to clean my own boots, for | could not employ a good body servant for the full amount ot my ealary as @ go- yerpmentcfficer, Jt wili be impossible for any acy upon his pay, without becoming 4. tor his time 15 not bis own to en- and although he might have money, his opportunities for making it useful to him are few, unless be invests it in real estate. Unlers something de done, | am unable to ree how it is possible for offloers, | living upon the salaries granted by law to soilitary men, to eupport themselves in this country I believe every army Cflicer in California, with oneor twoexcep- | Attic ould have resigned last summer, could they | Dave done it and been free at once to commence for | derland; John Murshail, fm Milletone Point; Charl Bel Rockingham, Flowers, for Phiindetphia, 1 Zee, Fawcett, do do; Morelle, Sxow, fm Millstone; ( L/ndcn, lig; (Br) Lor Barbed, load for Baroclons; Arabian, Hgwer to load for (BH) Avserem fm Laconm, to repair; Vinooute eriesnits, (Pru) Alexandria, Keyy Retell Au 2) Mauritius. Nov 17 Munich, Cet W Modena eee ov 18 Malta +s) Nov 18 Madrid; vee Nov 2) Milan Moc-contan, Esperae Gen Teylor, 1 Aug 2h Monsen, NM. Oak, Gills, N York; f, | bark RH Douglass | Alexandria. Sid bri | Buenos Ayres n sible to maintain a military force in California, It oan- | Ts will devote their services | Bogota tothe government sta rate of compeneation which | ferida, Yucatan ., asso, NP, — A Burbank, N York: Hill, Portlard: Cero Gordo, Woo ; Newront, Dec 20—Arrschs Santingo, Cowdry, Thomaston for | for N York; Loohiel, Holt, Mi £0, (new of this port, 2% tons} Nov 2 Presburr. Nev 10 Rendsvurg Dee 6 Rio Janei Bepti0 Rio Grande, Oct 13 San Juan, ( aud many of them afford | Callao ‘8 J¥ev 10 Santa Martha [Nov 20 8t Petersburg. INov 38 Sohleswig t disadvantage | win; bat this is by no means 60 great ag | bas been represented. | believe Califormia ca bs | 6 outs, buckwheat, | md icyite, arpes ally grapes, aeany | © Ada ureyeeyee BRcoknoks ee ey uM ‘e. << $ betiti tet cele BBE! ane 7 =aKIPINE INTELLIGRROB ——— SHIP NEWS NOTICE. Commanders of vessels bound to this pert, will con- apers, and alt ready for acd bound er foreign or domestic, will confer an addition 8 OF at may be deemed Mov ts of the Ocean Steamshi; meth Toad from New York. To arrive at New York, | u from New ERPOOLe Europe, Lott, Deo 16 | Europa, Lott, Jan 10 Canada, Judkins, Jan 13 Judking, Feb7 ‘souTHANPrON, Bic. UTHAMPTON, & BERMUD. MAVANA, Ke, CHAGRES. CHARLESTON. CHAK LESTON, Res, Faloon, Thompson, | Jan1 | Isthmus, Roberta, Deo 26 AVANRA, 5 savanna Cherckee, Lyon, Jan 3 | Cherekee, Lyon, ‘Toarrive at Boston, | To cs from Boston, LIVERPOOL, : LIVERPOOL, America. Harrison, Dec 9 | Niagara, Ryrie, Dee 27 Niagara, Ryrie, Jan 27 | America, ‘ison, Jan 26 * The Forth touches coming and returning at Havana, Cat Toten, | Vera Cruz, Chagres, 2t ‘Thowas, and all the Windward 13 {its Crecent City rturas from Chagres to the city of New a tT tine Falcon touches going and retcening at Savannah, Havana and New Orleans. hee’ Movements of the Salling Packets, Ships to Arrive, ips to Sail, LIVERPOOL, LIVERPOOL, Monteruma, Lowber, | Nov 16 | Siddons, Cobb, Henry Clay, Howland, Nov 21 | Columbia, Furber, hard Alsop, Smi Cambridge, Peabody, — Dee 1 terion, Alien, Constitution. Britton, Dee 6 | New Yor, Cropper, Carrick, Shipley, Dee 11 | Queen of the West POR TEMO PORTSMOUTH, Northumberland, Nov 16] Devonshire, Morzan, Independence, Bradish, Nov 24 | Prince Albert, Meyer, Mediator, Stark Deo 1] Westminster, Warner, London, Hebard, Dec 8 | Gladiator, Williams, HAVRE, i HAVRE. Bt Nicolas, Everlsigh, Nov 24 | St Denis, Howe, Due d’Oricans,Ricrards'n.Dee 1 | Splendid, Crawford, Zurich, Thompson, Dec 10 | New York, Lines, i iT se z aad ey Phebe Coyle 0; rMiss(Anthonyst)Curis Eveline ‘assity Catharine — Currin Bri & Covb Mary Ann affe jue MadaneDally Roce Bu iy a #0 x, ho. 2) | Hermann, Crabtree, Jan» Flanagan Margaret Farrell £liza Washington, Johnston, Febl HAVRE. United States, Hscastaf, Feb 1 HAVAN, 0. Falcon, Thompson, Jan 10 | Fatcon, Thowpson.* Jan 25 | Fitz Gordom Louies ons Faleon, Thompeon, Jan 25 Norther, Bude; Jan | Ouune™ Weer L in ells Mrs Anto: Gloste 1 Hogan Mrs Jocey Hasson Brideee wha Harlow Bridget * Hauguton Jane Smich, Nov 26] Patrick Henry. Delano, Jan 6 Jeobnsou Mrs AC Kempton Anna Kintzinge Mrs Chas Port of New York, December 26, 1848. Arrived: a4 Silas Helmes, Berry, New Orle: from $8 W Pass, with cotton to Wm N ESE from the Balize, saw Britis! bably bound to New ing N8 mi'es, exchanged signal wit from New York for New Orleane, « Bark Mazeppa, Thatcher, Savannah, with cotton and rios, to WS Toole. 1th inst, off Matterara, spoke brig Paul Jones, of the M has been N of Hatterass 6 daya, ‘Was boarded by the News Bo: i] Philsdelphia, steer: 7. Schr Antoinette, Brown, Jacksonville, 8 days, Schr St Mary, Lake, Norfolk, 5 days. Below. Bh'p Courier, (old ehiy SNp Herry Allen, McMunn, from Charleston, to T Wardell, Ship Fiavius, 6 days from Charleston. Bark Caroline, from Savannah. Bark Eugenia, 34 days from Vera Cruz. Bark Inca ,(Tr) from Mareeillea, Briz Columbia, frem Porto Cabello, Brig Shawmut, from West Indies, Brig I, Baldwin, from Savannah. Brig Orixata, from Georgstown. ‘Theabove were reporved by pilotfboat Thos K Smith, q_etnrmed Steamship Panama, hence let Dee; broke her cylin er. ‘The News Boy went no farther yesterday than the lower bay, om account ofa dense fog. She boarded the bark Mazeppa, from and echooners Antoinette and St Mary. A Portaguose or Spanish brig wae in the bay, which she could not find, and s ‘ark outside. Miscelinneou: Nassau, NP, Dec 9—The ship Tennerece, Capt Cook, from New York, bound to New Orleans, arrived on tho badly, having strock on the Banks, aud was li go by reme veerels until she floated. None of her cargo has ben d by water or thrown over. Her cargo is being discharged atshe may be temporarily re- ¢, from what can now be as. teaed of her car: ot yet been settled, the wreckers claim o d totally wrecked at Exnma on the 2 cargo of ealt, bound to Boston. ‘The brig Sea, Norton m: and bilged. Tre materiale were saved in the dry advertised for the at 25 per cei here onfreight. Ri. with loge of bowsprit aral — Son Gronce Kuorrs,Sx _,from Bridgeport, Corn. in bal last, for Philadelpnia,wenta ore at9 o'clock, night of the 2th king bilged, ed, but the verse! it feared frOin the severity of the weather, will prove a to inst, cn Great Egg Harbor Bar, and sooa afver Her chai) 6, archors, snile and rigzing have been tal lose. Spoken. Ship Louisa, Potter, from sosten, (July 12) for East Indies, No date, iat 82 8 Jon 23 W with for Ship Wm Sewell, trom Lath for len 76 10 W. eprun leans. Dee &, off Jamaica. Brig Erie, from Philadelphia for Boston, Dec 2t, off Barnexat, Brig Erato, Lander, hence for Spanish Main, Dec 24, off Barno- gat, Home Ports. Baxrimony, Dec 24—Arr barks Lttitia, Lewis, Rio de iro; 1 Dorado, Etchberger, do; Louisa Gunby, N Orl Ger Tay!cr, White, Tuks Island. Cid bark Lady Const Br Naren Corks brig Weltren. (lit) Holtmos, Beifvet Ireland, Si Alice, (Br) Mokay, Git brige Poultney, Mouatt, Rio de Jane ro; Ali way; Tweed, (Br) MeDougall, W_Indire; Naacy, Davis, Charles” ton; Albion’ Cooper, Giles, New Bedford. ‘Dee 21— Arr by (br) ‘Laville, St Thomas; Jupiter, Bigley, Boston. In port, Catharice, Herbest, for N York, ie; Southport, MeCormick, do do; New ¥ Boston, Ide; cre, to load for 01, dite; Devonport, ogo, Geo eh epg, Web, for Haven id te tm Liverpool), diez; Rialto, Hanson, na, rpg; Ame! Agr for Liverpool, ier Othelle, Tiakham, tn Wikeassnty Swatara, Tor Liverpool, idg Kate Howe, Cumins, do do; Sarah Purlington, Farington, co do; Samoset, Tucker. do; Arabian, (Ur) rangle, do do; Home. (Br) Muir, do do; Genoa, Kelly, do do; barks Join Crowell, fur Havre, lig: Oregon, Davis, Baltimore, Iz: Palomon, (8) Ros, Barcelona, ldg; Woodstock, (Br) Blair, fm Bristol, wig; aranse, Getty, for 8 Cricans, ig: Magdalene, (rem) for Bre, men, ldg; Norraganrett, Deatebecho, to load’ tor Haves; Ward Chipman, (Br) Bilvon, tor Liverpoo!, ldg: Latella, Preble, for Loncon, ldg. Mary Florence; ‘rt, for Laverpool, Idg; Portland, (Bt) Stolker, do do; Royal Mint, (Br) Londo, Nig; Savon, W ind, harver; Uses Minona (Sw) {uincrom, fm Su ‘amdeo, Sherwood, do do; rk, Hull, for N York; Fe ston; Bolton Abby, (Br) Baker, fm Lives. (Br) Colbura, do ‘do; Tritor = Bile Brahe, (Dan) Peterson, fm Mensagera, (3, )'for Bi Prescott, Lee fm Kio de Janeiro, dive; Joven ip) to ‘ali forain; Hariet, ter, for N of Burope, log. 3, Des 14~Art brigs Palos, Crabtree, N York; 15th, ochr Sarah Elizabeth, 8 mars, do; 1th, Cuiroll, Nassau, NP, Cld WSch, echr Samuel B ana. Dos 17-— Are, ship Marcaret Webster, Porttany 1) —, Ha New OnLRans Bordeaux; Atal © ark Portland, Jeddo, Elridge, Pensteola; brig ships Belmont, Braet, Livery 005 ro", Boson; Yarks Santos, (*p) Mani ua; Junior, Caria, Liver. pook, Lucia Bleld, Rich, N York; brigs P Soule, Snith, davana; y, N York; Laisa Tron, Apalact ico! & 9h, bark Indisna 'NonvoLx, Dec 2 Packard, Thomaston; White Norwich, Hampton Rouds, nes Kiver; Potomse. Clagett, oung, W indies; sour Pamps Jesusa, Galdiz, ner, Parker, Providence; Mary Sashter, gon, Gibbs, N York Sid sche $B Everett, N Yor N ¥erk: Thomas Dix, Hall, do; Delaware, dolirook, do; James © Fisher, Anderson, Phiisdelphia for Boston; Bengal, Grout, Thomaston for tohr Henrietta, € Yorb; Florence, Green, Boston tor Norfolk, 21, weil, Baltimore fur N York. D Horton, Al forN York. Old by ) Jordan, § dy Cuba, Arr Catharin, St John for Boson, Cld bri Porriann, Olive, Smith, NY: Elouise, Robinson, N York; Chas Milis, Francis, do;'A J Dektossett, Brewster, do; Jas G Kinz, Wain- ‘wright, do; Ira Brewster, Horton, do; ggom, do; Annandale, Sherman, Ba moras, "Patrick Henoy, Im Albert, Long, Mata Passengers Arrived, New Ontvave—Ship Silas Holmes—Mrs Wm Cross, Mr Wm B Wells, and 16 in seoond cabin, Le OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK 23, 1848. Post ¢fhiee, December’ OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER MAVING THE LARGE@P CIRCULATION, Pi louse mention the date of the List in whioh they are advertised, gs tips ur A Mary M Austin Mise Minnie Alleville Mre ue Mrs ( Wooster Athield Atbiten Mra John Atuirgon Hauah = Anse Madame ‘ Allinen MreJoweph Adele Madame Angimen Mary J ALCS ote daewoo AUER Biiny Lamay & Lamotte Hatame 3 553 | Lenahan Catharin® 940 | Lewis MrsS M Dio 9th, and 15 days ie Lith Deo, 150 miles h ship Countess, ot Loadon, pro- 20th, at 8 A M, Cape Hatteras bear- steam tow boat Anglo-Saxon Maloney Charlotte McDermott Jane Mea fiser Mark ange i in McDonr eli Catbarine MeDermott Jone or McGann MePonald Anne McFall Georgiaca, Hoon eorgiana fe Margaret McCulliams Sarah O'Connor Mary Onbo: st, leaking very | O'Brien Honora ‘Neil Mary Parcells Jane E Quinn Margaret Ransom Charlotte Rabon Mrs Charles ‘Reynolds Sarah ter, from Boston tor Mobile, with an assorted cargo’ was wrecked on the Kast ond of Eleuthera—part of the cargo saved in a very damaged state. Captain and crew raved. ‘The bark Dubignon was found to have been broken in her keol ri ood order—abont half of the cotton ws wet snd éamaged—the wet had been sold, and 2th. Salvege rettled by the Chamber, on thedry, and don the wet. The captain saved the materials of the veseel w't! his crow, and had them brought Robbilard Madame Rouselet Fanny Rogers Vrs Wma Enie Jrnome Dayton," bed fup the West Bay, for Bristol, ‘Sweasey Jeanot .F. ew Orleans, Dec 17, Int 20 36, British ship Meznificent, 43 days from Liverpool for New Or- Taylor Mre Jarna Townsend Naomi Tompkins Btbalinda Todd Delia A ‘Thomas Josephine Vallez Mary Ann bips anke, for North of Europe; Corlova, Watson Martha h ‘Mil ‘mary Webo mary Ana t b Willism Anna Sister Warner Maria Abram Herman ‘Appletord Kichard B ‘Anderson Thomas ‘Achebach Jacob Backermunn Fr Jos Bradiey James H Bachmann Kenatus ro eo IG— Are tarke Mannsh Thoraton, Hard. | Ballymore K & Co c Berg Jow Bencaict Wintis Bentley Taber—2 Buckenbam Geo, jr isurioigh && MoNeil Blake Bary Brown sa Madame Bacha wre (Oak st Bareh Mise Bese eiabets N e Brennan Mary | lark Mary, Glare e Mariah Carbery Mar; Glauey Mary” Casey Bridget Clary Catharine Doyle Ellen Dowd Ana Mrs D ington Mrs Dunn Catharine Desmond Margaret Dutchman Mrs(Pearl Donight Mary streot gz Egan Mrs Richd Eage varard Hoorn Elsworth Mary Fisher Miss © Fogan Margaret ny Mrs Bridget Fogerty Mi Flemit Foster Ales Fion Hannora Ford Rebecos Fivigan aay Farzee Sibyl Fish Farley Mra (Pitt fonaick eer Ee Miss ( eo ores Syh ; noes Margarc’ Fre wan’ rd a Fryer Bridget Grey Ellen Grayden Mat Gille: pieSusanna Gleason Eliz Good ii Greyston Ann nparet a Gallan Mrs (12th st) Goodwin Mre Ghen Mrs (Monroe st Garvey Braget Grooly Louisa hari M: Began Catharine Hayes Mrs (Bliza- ‘Hogan Margaret st) ‘Howard Susan Henningham Mies Howard Mrs Joseph H_ Kezia Mi Hubert Aun tharine Helvy Miss Higgins Miss MA Hodgien Biss A Tiart lodgdea Eii Harwood Hannah = Hora Hannah H Mi it Horo Catharine jing Cacharine Horton Mary Hawley Mrs Vastite Hubbard Lucy B 1éd Jckson AmandaM Janssen Helens Jones Rebeoca C jones Sarah Johnson Anva Imley Sarah A Johnson Arrebott Jacob be Jones Mrs GF Krieger Mra(Avenue Kimball Harriet L on Kidder Rebecca King Isabella Jane Kiernan Anne Kerney Sarah Kintzing Joanna Kearney Harrict © Kinge Margaret KearneyjPhebe Knott Mrs Bepjamin L tockMes np ine rs Losskors Caroline Likely Phebe id rots Lockwood Sarah E eget abeth A Lovegrove Ellen Ma- Laraque Mrs Yargin Catharine Lepeman Mrs (Var *) LeBlanc Mra(4sth st) rick ‘Lester Ann Lucy a | Lenchen Catherine M Morel Madonesele 0 Mary Ann Mulvy Catharine Miller Phebe MyersMre( Rosevelt st Mordecaire Ellen ra k An! Monroo Mi ok ABR fonroo Mrs Maitland Amanda More Malinda @ Magaire Apne Malone Bridget Mahood Eliza Mason Mrs James Maromac Catharine Me MeLeacy Mi McCarthy Catharine McNemsraJene —-Melverney Cath MoClusky Mary McGrath Catharine Ann MoCaffry Mary and MoVoyMra( Stanton st McGovern Bridget Modes Hannah’ N Nowlan Mary Nolan Maria Nealon Mary Noylan Maria o O'Don M: O'Neil Mi eT Sa SeeStaleandee OBciene ite (Green y nite Mary wich streo Obrien Honora” Owen Rachael O'Shea Ellen Perheck Mrs E, Peterson ara Charles enn} er Pinnell Jane” Qa Quimby Cornelia R Quin Bridget—2 Rhoades Miss P EH Riorden Hanora Kouell Mi Richards Mra 8 Roche Belinds Rosivor Mrs (12th st) Ranson Miss B Ratigan Bridget Riely Bridget Roas Ars (Beach st) Rebine Rachet Kollins Hannah 8 Reid Eliza Ruskam Mra 8s Shiviin Fanny Stoin Mes(Division st ‘Smith Eunice dimmoas Jaue Smith Maris? Bimpvon Miss( Cannon C tree ils Bridgot A Shei Ballivan Kose Slino Mrs (Seckman Emeline | Elza M street Sperdeck Mary & Simmons Gertrude ‘Sb.els Margaret Simeon Mary Ann ford Margaret = ‘Still Eliza Aon Btanley Ameua Bivelair Blisa Sprague Anna S i i E Slevin Mary Fs 6 Bweend Ellen Smith Mise i Seaman Ellen Storrs Harriet Simpson Carolin W Sherwood Miss (25th Stum Maria stroct Tobin Ann Elisa Thompson Eliza Truax Nancy R ‘Thompson Jane ax Nancy Tilford Pheebers ‘Thoma. Hester Tennelly Klizabeth ‘Tyson Mra William ‘Tromball Mary L Van Valkenburgh Van Mamee Anne E Eg Van Orman Anne w er E Williams Elizabeth Wheeler Mre Wilsinson Anna = Wheeler Maria Willian Ann Whelan Cai Willams Rachael Ws Hannah mont Louisa EP Word #rabA i Waleh Bridget Wiskeman Miss M Walker Mrs (4th ave- Wiviams Julia nue) White Clarissa, Waike Sorah Wilson Rebeoes Wilson Eily Warver Eliza A = Whitman Mrs (Bar- Wilson Maria Borgia Ward Blizabeta olay st) Wilson Matilda Yoe Anianua Maria Y&Z ‘Yale Miss UL Zehendor Miss Cha GENTLEMEN'S LIST. AdamsJohag = Adama 6 F adams Lemuel Ackley Jonn T ‘Achley James ‘Adriance £ Aherea Patrick: Anreans A PF Slien Jobo Alexander Samuel Alaben Almon W Alien Jobn B Alien Wm Amour & Bakewoe Aiden Dr John Alea Benty J Anderron Jon Arcinrs Kooert Armstcong James — Andessoa Samuel ‘Athey Macnew ‘Augier Marsnall B ‘Asimead & Hulbert Anthony James B Avery Tooraton = Acinstrong b W Adams i ot Andrews Uharlos B Bradley Edward Bradley William Buadler EN Sacner Michel Brady William — Isradley James HL Brane Jotn Braud Jno Mawd Baimsoa Mr Bait Jona Blaxe Daniel Baluwia FM Bia Baidwra Cape Baidwin Jooa WS Ball Henry Baliwin Hoary W Banks wagar L Barry Tho.nas Barrett Janes Barner don Barker Jenn By ret Mr Barber Warron Barty James Barker senjamin — Barroct Capt Thaa Biayne Giles Baxter Saat Harter Thomas Booken V ‘Beeman Uh. u Ber wa 3 Bell FE Benary & Uo Bontenesi Mons Be Navn Borges fow. Co Beavdict BS} Benwn $B Boowe Jr Capt David Beay Wn U Bellows FW G Hennott Avel Besesunlean Kdward jsrady Daniel Briggs & Van Pelt Bridile Goorge W » Byrm) Patrick BrynswoaG B Bird John Brickman Goo Buses stv ard Bogers baw R Igodon. Mr, Kuiton sb Bogackus dP Bergia Thomas ——Aborosidge Jas Brooks Wm Holvm & Brothers Brooks & Churchill Brovkman goun U nee Boaham RS Honnard fA jhoyaton Bik Boyd J John BH a vemty ryB Bo witog Joan Bow yu KSA doyle Kev James MD Bowiey Mast Williamioulanger Mons Bowers Unaries Bensl soos D Brno s & Courcl Buchenan Kolert — Sruzgmana Francis Jpuekiey John iaekingaman Ma) Jno iBluet Bermingham Blward Bueno. dN Burckart Geo C m wii By Bry Joga aE ‘Joe Leshley Cornel Alex lan Jeremiah Clomey i Cummins Peter De'antreches Peter Del Ferr Antrec! ‘et ‘orre De Freee B DeCurhaJozeAntonio De Acorta D Thomas Dreeser Gilman L Domellon Miehl Dugan A Duff George AT Drummond Jcha Durham Lewis B tteswood uel W Fanlaugh Henry Fankeing James Farrington AC Fitzgibbon John Fitygibbon James ne MoSkeller Miss C MoLoughlin Mrs (Or- st ‘m ze Meaquita P 4 Bamilten Hugh ‘ill Robert Benjamin Haxdkock John H Hall Richard Harper Robert Harris Harrington Thaddeus Harris A Harris lawkesFoeronH = Hi jogan Patrick Hetvod Nicholas josfall Jonas Hoteling Isaac 8 Howland Hotel inson Jno Hutchinson MA Huutizgton DL. D Hunter & Manley K Suit B Johneon Jobn jr Kavanagh Edwd Chas—2 Knapp Alfred Kuplavds John Kuvanan Charles Tatham Wm B-2 Lamar Gasaway Levingston HB Leonard J} Life and Fire Ins Lockv oud Jchn Unnied broths Mavgon Edmond Patric! Cribe Monsicur Connolly Joba Coles J Conklin Jno Gammings Dr Ede mm “dP Clemeats Jn CrokerSE - elton DriFrancis P Goanoushton Owen Colt Jove ph: Crowe A © Colwell Dr Coyno John joyne Cox Michael G Robert hb rogier a po yl Lewis pay Michael ler ‘ulicn Beuard Wm c Desn Gilbert C Dent James Drew Patriok Develin Thomas Dewey Orville Dewitt A Derby John Derham Andrew ington James Dui Dunn Francis Dunworth Wm Dugan Patrick Fuvanlt Antoine Dyar gon Dusenberry Alf’d S E Engle Goth Ellsworth J Edmonds John Eaton Heary English Patrick N Eustace MM Eegrat Faaffe M Fails Thos J—2 Farrely Patrick Farrell Michael es facrias Jose Faiconnier Louis Farley John, Ferguson John Fieteher John W Field Edward Fitagerald John Friesbee Alex Fisher Hoary Fitzgerald Robt Fiske Benj Fisher Luther N Folan D Miguel T ¥ Thos Ford brseth P Forryth J Fowler Jefferson Fallen Win James jodfried Fundis G cry Gallogher Dr Galvin Wm an Pat Grav Gay & Sheman Greenland Raw Green Gennin Patrick Grenetie Henry Gibson Philipp Grier James ur Wm Githert Franklin D Giles Wm Giffroy Oliver H Gibbs Jas Henry ugustus Grogan James m Galfen Bi jernard Goldon Patrick Gordon David Gorman Philipp Gorluck James Gooldien Mich Gorman Wm Gordon John S Qosa Crawford D Guiloony Petcr H Hogan Jobn Hanford J F Hanley James Hall Samuel Hamilton P Hamilton Geo F Hasbrouck TL Larrisor B. Heiss A Hession Pat nessy David ry John L Hen) itt Mr (Anthony Hersey Geo R—2 3] Hothringtoa JasB Hiller William 1 Robert Higle Hitehs He joo Hoiston Richard Hoimes Dr F Holmes John Hooikase M Hovey Charles Hughey Mr (M street) Hunter charles Hunt William Hurlbert B Hiuater John W Hoyt John D las Irwin Wm Irwin Andrew Jones Wm M K Karpeles Emil Kelly Jobn Kearns Thomas Kelly Wm Kelly John Kelly Denis Kenevane Jol Kent Charies F Keney Joseph ing John Ki Kirvan see Kobert Kopka, Kross Joh L Tagroise D Lane sbner Lane Anthony Lapsley Claud Lathrop CG Lawrouce John Lawrence AN ‘Lawrence Henry Tatham Thos W Leasock Rev WT Lenmananskl LF Lotort Victor Leroy Benj Leonard Philip Lewis Francis Lewis John a Lisbora © Lipsoomd Geo B Lite & Brown Livormore CF Lockwood RS Lubecke Johanna Luther Chas W MT 8 Loop Wm Jord EM & JM Lupton Pe Licdlston Joha Tyach John Liyneh ‘hos ence in Division 14 Mount Vernon Tent 76 Mechanics Society Madison Marine In- }aclay Re Macy John W Moyer Jas Maguire Join Monny Jarou Monafeid Th Malloy Miehl Mashavher Som B Coghilion Mr( Walker C Cary NA Goneains Jeremiah Joseph Corcoran Michael Comet Anguatus Covens bas Sidney Cummins Joha bse ang u ummiogs Cyrus Cunpiogiam Ja, Chester 8r De G Dalley Hent Davespores W Davis Javid Paveuport Jno P Delaney John Vv ‘Dean Stephen B D Jose M Deary James De Bierbaum Baron Deaick Johr W Dor Donohue Daniel Dryur Gilman L Dunning Wm C Edw _ age W R—2 Mohr 4 Lewis Morey Thos Koulten CW Moren Patk Mouot Henry Mooney Thos Monaban, Peter Morgen Maj A Youll allon Jas Munder John Mu Lailen R Mutual Protection Ins Co ‘MeCalistere John McCabe Felyx Moauiiff James Moacam Daniel MeDer. ott Dr C McCabe Felix Me avg Rand’h MeCorven Arch’d MoNontma icViwar McKean Jobn MoHeath Barnett mel sireot MoSwceny John MeG: McKinlay Jobn ‘McGregor Geo C Nairn James Nash John F ‘Nelson John Nentsel Paul leon NT Nicholson Jas Nolan Wm Noot 8 U Oakley Oliver B O'Neil vharles Orr John. Oraison Mons @'Dornel Wm J O'Deay Sermuel Patridge Christ’ Paisley George Parvout son James ker Lafayette Plate J Patercon KM Patterson David Payson Wm Peitz ast HL Eiliott & Tousey ww JS E Emmons Sylvester Ensworth Leonard ¥F Frazer Matthow M Flansgen James Fagan Patrick Fietcher Thomas land Geo T ~~" Garbor John Galger CaptsSS Granger R D Garland David 8 G: a! Gatchell Henry Grey Wm Gittens & Pillow Gifford 3 R Gilbsrts Giram, Gimmons Charles Godwin Joha H Goff RN Per bies Robert Peck Eiish Pennington John Peterkin John Peterson John Perry Jobn Phiny Geo W Price Moses: Price Jobn B. Prior Capt John ¥ Poole Jo Powers Edward Power Henry Pryre Joh Putman ED Qua'd James Ratigan James Rand bas W—2 Radcliff Chas Reiley Reed J Reuben J Rovell Robt H Richardson J Rive & Jencks Rict ai Richarai Rich Mar h Riedell James A Robertson Alex'r Rooke Hen’ Roineer William Rae Yantord W Roberts Henry Rockwell John Robinson B Babi Hochert Mester Roberson J K oth ber fogers, Ryan Jon eo—2 Ryan Jon Russell Soio'n W pt Gon'd Capt John M Hanifin Timothy Hall Giles ¢ Hamaon Michael Halt He pif A Hayward Chas 1 Archibald Hefferan Janes ster lolmes William HL Hodge Robert F—3 BollinsJas&Jno =H Bef Col Wm 0 Hoes Rev 8 Howell John semen Jeremiah B julberry Horan pont a tt & Stum: fal Gorge 8 Jordan Patrick Judah Dowitt R Lawrence, tines & Lo Taing Jeremiah Tiohonborg Benj Laivara Win S Leonard Peter A Lichtonberger 4 Luling Witholm Ladiow Rain a. Lowell Cape 8 Toabard & Whit oF Lyons Mr (Chatham eet Lyneh Mich! JP Maddon Martia wat land Henry iM Stanley Fredk Staats W Sanford Danl J Salisbury 8 Serill TB srgent J Denny Sheetan Wm Bheaaby C Sears Edwd P Sbearnau Thos Swetenthimd Olof Btevenson Jas Siev art Chas Eherwood Henry Stern & Erdman Stevenson Jno noer Jno Bhers ja Bpencer Jn Sevenbeiy Rev M Simon I 2 Simmons HS Sinclair & Bagley Bhinett Geo Smpeon Jonathan 8pink Thos mith Thos Smith Jne C Smith Mr (Beekman street Solomon Adam Btone aL ry Stone Jao K Stork Fredk Soott GeoW Stroud Mons Scott Wm Styles Chas Kyble Edward ‘Twarton James ‘Tarheisa AL ‘Trash G ‘ash Geo ‘Traed Chas H aanees 160 Tinbled P ‘Tifley Lieut Jas Towns Geo, Thornten Peter Towens Jacob B Thompacn John Todd John N Tower Genthiel ‘Thompwn Chas Tomlinton John Traneay Robie F Ufford Dixon D Vintor Mr Veigts Carsten Verplanck Sara] 8 Me Mu Michaelis Mr(Hoster Mi ot Mi dirohall & Ketchin loore Patk Moprfort Cay 2 As Murray Francis Meauley Robert 338 joAnch Daniel jcALevoy Ber'de Tas McFariand Win MoKeusie Mr Scam- M McGavern James MeGuinvess Ths McFarlane MoLochlin Alex Nel TR N- leon Nothaniel Neni Fr ‘Nixon Jor MoKeo Jobi ’ Hare John O'Grady Mr (Park Row O'vonnor Dennis Olmstead Charles O'Brien Dr 1 H O'Sullivan Eugene Palmer John B Payter Dr M D-2 Parser Christopher P Peacock John R Peacock Robert—3 PellRichard M Perkins & Daball Preston pgaen Presbrey Blijah Pitt John Pitkin Svioman Piner WS. Post Kichard Porter Claudins HS Pollard J C Pomprille KemmingtonClement rds Henry B Riooards anthony fia'y B rome Riley Capt John ‘Rill Cyrus sMr(Front Robinson Mr (Vane im mY (Robin m ton street Roach Philip A—2 Robtinson Chas D Rowe Geo Roulanas John—2 u Rus) kamps Fraps Strucham Robt Mo- Sands Mar Cart, Sherman Benj C Sharman CaptainW: Bill aed Fi Beott Capt Andw Sanner Mr Stuckeys Bank & Co Spyer MH Stuart L D Spyer Morris Sullivan Richard, Jun Shea Mathew tC Troy PH&D ‘Trim Uapt Jos W. Thompton Cornelius Thompson John Townsend David Turner Heury 8 Strachen) MoOwen Capt B Macdonongh JC MoGire James Samuel ‘Nugent Jameo O'Donnovan Jag. Ottman A ncOF Patterson Capt Rdwa: Poot Hen Poeipis 40 Peto Joseph Pettit Join Pendleton Dr8 Roberts rs Ambrose Roberts Amos Robberts amosS . Rooney J: Roper Jame Rose Merritt & Co- PY ‘Robert Speac Dav A Shoctacr Rey Henr> wreeteer Btevens Jno C Stewart Wm Stevenson Dra Bhreve B Sewall Rev Rufus R Somindinger naod ‘mn or Dd ¢ Jos Stiner Wim Smith Dant jun Smith C Bainbridge Smith Robt Smith Capt Kembal: ler Bmith Jas Smith Geo W bc Robert dome Nathan scott Wim Bchoonmaker JJ Euorms Age rms Augustas Sword Chas Bonteil Thos Sutton Dr Snyder Christian San Taylor A H ‘Tracy Albert H Tawns Maurice ‘Taylor Win W Treadwe'l Joe & Co. Telden William & No~ milten 3 ‘Tyrrell Benry—2 ‘rue Loreaxo W Turner Capt Jas M Unevine Saml—2 Vox & Joyce Velsor Geo Venettlon Cironow Van Pelt Dr Yan Kensslner HenryVan Waghenan W Van Vilet J & Von Pelt Aaron ‘Van Voorkies Jno er John A dington John Waker Geo ‘Whi David c Watson Wim Wateen Levy 8 fon Jaries Wr kins Jomes B Weiler Mr W Welsh Gistorne Whitely MM) w Wheels right Alfred Whe Wells Robert einel Louis Wer'es Henry © w ur ¥) tis Westin Geo 3 Wennans & Carnbur Weriings V Som LPS Westfall Geo B Ww Seon B Wiikine Rev Stephen W: Wijliame Wm Willis Wim HL ve CoptJas A Withams Frank—% Wii John Wiliecharles Willeon John A Wilon & Siratton Williams John Williame Jon © Wright & Jobnson Write John D Woitney & Fenne Wittle Charles Wolfe E WooitS Wooley Britton F Woodruft AB Wooeworth & Dyett Wood John D Wymen Jonat Wells Mees Yardley Wm Young Francis G Zabrokel Jacob O on, Bradley & ¥ Waterman John A Warki. « James T Waters Gardacr Wheeler Ruel B Wilmer, Carn Williams Capt & ‘Capt John ii o Woods Franklin i a Van Ingen J Sherman. Wallon John Walsh Jamos Wakefield Poter je Capt Wm B Wakeman % Ward HD Wattoroury William K Watkins LS Washbarn JohaD Wholan Jamos—2 We'er Gotleib Werhli FS ‘Wheeler Thomes Wer'eim Watson Prince Wenner Gb Weil Willig Anson Wiovoff Hon Williams Sarl je Williams BF Wright Goo & Co—2: Wills Gaward T Ikea Stephon Williams Chas Willets Nicholas Wright Wendell Wright Nathaniel Wilson Darwin. t Wendall Co Wrirht Blward Whitaside John Whitacy Wm Ht Whiting Honry Wonife Je Wood, Abbots Woolf Jota Worth Geo Wovleott Jno 8 Woife Feat Woodworth: Thos & Wyehol Rioh'd B Young W 8 ROBERT H, MORRIS, P.M