The New York Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1849, Page 4

INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. Our Washington Correspondence. Wasnineton, October 24, 1849. Third Auditor of the Treaswry—A Rush for Places —Governor Johnson—Clerical Excitement—Ne- groes in Ofice—Coal Trade, §c. Mr. Gallaher, the newly appointed Third Audi- tor of the Treasury, entered upon the discharge of lus duties to-day. A gentleman, who was in the department at the time, reports that there was a large number of office-seekers in waiting, to take him by the button, and importune him. But this will de no good, all the appointments being made by Mr. Meredith, as three of the auditors can tes- tify. It was said that John C. Clark was appoint- ed to the First Auditorship, with his hands un- manacled, but this 1s a mistake; Mr. Meredith exercises the cole power of removal and appoint- meat. You were informed that Governor Johnson was in the city recently, when it was strongly te that he was urging the appointment of Mr. Pearson, of Pennsylvania, to the Sixth Auditor- ship. But Peter G. Washington is still im office, and is backed by several influential gentlemen. He is almost trongly in his plaee as the trea- sury building itself, and only a cabinet earthquake can shake him out of his official boets. Mr. Mere- dith did not please the Governor much, when, it is said, he refused to give him a minute’s audience ‘onthe eve of the starting of tl i ars, in railroad which he took passege for home. He did not de- Br r. satisfied, at all events, and it 18 believed that Pearson stands no chance for Peter’s loaf. Quite a little breeze sprung up to-day in one of the Spc departments. It appears that an occa- sional correspondent of a Baltimore paper entered into an argument to show that Maryland and Vir- ia have not got more public patronage than they eave, that Yankees and seekers from new and distent States had better stay at home, and that Mr. Ewing, instead of being the Secretary of the Interior, is, in fact, the Secretary in the Depart- ment for the State of Ohio, as many good offices here, and in Oregon, and California, have been filled with Buckeye whig politicians, “One of Mr. Ewing’s friends suspected a certain clerk of being the auther, and immediately drew up a paper, in the form of a 1equest, asking the editor for the name of the wicked author. This was signed by a number of clerks, and will be forwaided to Baltimore. The. writer, how- ever, need be in no fear of decapitation by Mr. Ewing’saxe, as he isnot a toady or an employée of the governmsnt, and, perhaps, never will be. While wosking of Mr. Ewing, we suggest that it would be well to dismiss from employment the impudent yellow fellow, Blanchard, placed in office on the recommendation of Mr. Webster, and who in the company of the raffians who broke the head of Mr. Paralté, the servant of the Mexican munister, and who last night was an associate of a black fellow who stabbrd an imoffensive white man in the region of the heart. We do not see why negroes should. be appointed to, or retained in office by Mestrs word, Preston, Meredith, Collamer and Ewing, while so many poor white men Would rejoice to have the humble posts of mes- sengers snd laborers. We did feel like “ killing eomething,)”’when we saw white men scouring the passages, while darkies walked with pens behind theirears. A poor pale face ought to be, at least, as good as a darkey, provided he behaves him- self! ‘The negroes are impudent, and dangerous encugh in this city, without the favor of the go- vernment. , In view of the cos! trade, to be commenced with energy so econ as the canal shall have been com- pleted from Washington to Cumberland, gentlemen from # distence wre making arrangements to reap a portion of the barvest, and willendeavor to sup- ply the North with this excellent fuel. 4 The U.S. vessel Allegheny is about to be dis- mantled at the Washington Navy Yard. This morning the sailors were paid off and discharged, and some of them took the cars for their homes. | Our Baltimore Correspondence. Batiwore, Oct. 25, 1849. Early Frost— Governor Thomas—Muttary Parade ~~ Lottery Business—Mania— Markets, §c. There is a considerable frost this morning, which has curled the leaves, and advanced the season for the falling of the leaves. Governor Thomas st 1 remail having epent several days in visiting our public institutions. On Monday next, he wi'l review the entire military of the city, who will be joined in | their parade by ‘ue iwo companies of Flying Artil- | lery ut Fort Mchenry, under cemimand of Gen. in the eity, sxriomnmee, ete de breadstufie emiled Me folks will smile from the eclonenees of increased profits. had no demands. The few sales effected were Fav gs The holders of cotton have put up t! oa, jut there is no disposition to o until private let- ters are received. Groceries are quiet. begs fair demand, at 260. for both hhds. and barrels. The stoek market, for most eacaton of securities, is quite buoyant to-day. Under the favorable influence of the forelgn news. State Fives went up to 89, and a similar advance took place in U.8. Loams, We annex the sales yesterday First Board—20 Mrreg stand Bonds, 109%; 10 Ker tucky Bonds, 106; 7,000 Reading Railroad Bonds, 68. 12 Nechsnics’ Bank, 27%; 3 do., 28; 6,000 Sahuylkill Navigation 6s, 68, 47% Pe ‘ia Bank, 109%; 300 U. 8. Loan 68, '67, 11834 ke and Del. Canal 6s, 8314; 2.000 U. 8. Treasury Notes, 111 Btate 5s, 88%, ; 10,000 do., 89 Secend Board—800 Wil- road, 122; 8,000 U. 8. Loan 6s,,’68, 114; Bank, 1083,; 18 North American Bank, 1283s: 32 Me- ebanios’ Bank, 27%; & New Orleans Gas, 1124; 28 Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, 63:4; 972 State 62, 88%. Theatrical and Musical. Bowsay Turatas.—This has been a week of benefits at this house, and we are glad to say, each one has been well attemded, Nothing can be more cheering to am actor, than to see his efforts appreciated eo well by the public; it stimulates him to increased activity in his efforts to advance to the foremost rank, which every body, in every calling, looks on as the goal of their am- bition. John Wi Miss C. Wemyss, Mr. H. Jordan, he ad @ benefit; and to-night, M tablish- his, Though Mr. Tyte’s efforts to please pub! not be #0 palpable’ as those of the tor, still they are no manper in ich the musical has added very much to th ainments, and we trus vening will show a full audience at the Bowery. The tregedy of“ Mac- beth,” in which Mr. 4; Wallack, Je. pla a the part of the Thane so admirably, and Mrs. jack, that of Lady Macbeth, in splendid style, will be performed. The melodrama of the‘ Brigand,” with Mr. Lester as Massaroni, will eonclude the entertain: ite, = =Mr. Lester plays this part capitaily; he is equal to the elder Walack in it. Baoapway Tueatae.—The illness of Miss Charlotte Cushman, yesterday—verified, by her physician’s certi- ficate, as an affection of the throst, resulting frem the professional requisitions upon her organs of speech— diequalified her from appearing in Macbeth last evening as published in the bills of the morning. The play of “Othello” was therefore substituted—Othelio, Mr. Couldock; Iago, Mr Dyett; Cassio, Mr. Jordan; Des- demons, Mrs. Knight; Emilia, Mra Hield. The play went off emoothiy; the part of Othello, particularly, receiving the marked — of the hou This eve- es aseat, from being too lat the last night, here, of Miss dock. as they are engaged to appear in Philadelphia on Monday evening next. Miss Cushman wins character of superiority, in appearing to be better an botter om each succeeding night; and Mr. Couldeck is an acter of no inconsiderable qualitications Nino's Ganven —When we entered this spacious, and favorite resort last evening, every part of the house was crowded with a brilliant assemblage of our citizens. ‘The great character Mr. Niblo has asa theatrical , always producing, for the amuse | ment of his patrons, every novel feature of the day, together with a selection of the best artists that oan be found in the country. has gained for him an imperish- able name inthe dramatic world Last evening, the K always favorites— appeared om the tight rope, and. as usual, drew down repeated cheers from a da- lighted audience. Where, we would ask, can a similar company be found. ‘Ihe thousands who flock to sve them night after night, answer in the negative. But, added to the Ravels themselves, the performances of Leon Javelli and M. Marzetti. ‘e in toemselves suffi cient to fill any house. omi¢ pantomime of the “Pour Lovers,” was, indeed, @ rich treat, and the 2. Saturday ked applause. ‘The concluding piee: fairy pantomime, called the Red Guome Wart ery and rich of the Ravels. | emed the temple of pleasure by the play-going people | of New York, | Bounroy’s Tuxatne.—Tho entertainments of yester- day evening commenced, at this popular establishment, with the exquisite drama of “Dombey & Son,” which | wee witnessed by a numerous and highly intelligent | audience, This pleco embraced the entire strength of Childs. i ‘The amount of business done by the lottery | brokers in this city, 1s immense, all of them making | money with a rush, auless it be those who patronize | themselves too much. The number of offices is | Increasing in every section of the city, whilst | the lottery policy venders have also becoi quite numerous, some of them white, and othe black. There is a class of our citizens who are victims to the lottery mania to an unprecedented extent. An old citizen, who was worth $50,000 | two years ago, died last week bankrupt; numerous clerks, who were supposed to be honest, upright young mena few months ago, have been disco- | vered to be defauliers to their employers to the ¢. tent of thousands of dollars, spent in lottery tick: ets; and lawyers, and men of capital, have not only spent their own means, but have wasted the patri- mory of orphans, for whom they were guardians, | in their blind pursvit of fortune. fa our flour market yesterday, there were sales of Howard street amounting to 800 or 1,000 bbls at $5. | No sales of Ci'y Miljs; vo etock—the rales having ‘Deen mado ahead No change in wheat jes of €0 @ 61 cents, and white at 55 8 ov; a ts in hhds, and to-day at public | dof 6 bags sold | raging $10 08 New Orleans of | #’ Bank, of this city, has ividend of four per cent. for the last six 08: nf ~ $350 B & O K bonds. "67, 90; 163 shares Fer. and Fianters’ Bank, 2655; 32 shares B&O R, 4444. | Our Philadelphia Correspondence, | Paravecraia, Oct. 25, 1849. | Horrible State of Affairs in Moyamensing—The Dusorder Spreading—Andrew Miller—The Fo- reign News—The Markets, §c. ‘There is not the slightest exaggeration in » that life, limb, and property are infinitely more secure in the worst governed city on either side of the Atlantic, than they are at the present time in Moyamensing. 11 is a humiliating truth, and alike disgraceful to the county, State and Union. If the district and county officers will not interfere—if the Governor will not interfere—if the inhabitants will remain passive under outrages of the mest atrocious character, for the sake of the fair name and fame of an American city, the aid ef old Zack himself should be invoked to maintain the su- premacy of the laws through the persuasive elo- quence of powder and ball. The awtul sce election night drew forth a universal burst of indig- me follows bs ¢ following were the rales at the stock beard terdn ‘i nation and remonetrance from Kensington to the navy yerd, from the Delaware tothe Sehuylkill, and for a few days we heard no more of riot, robbery, murder and arcon. But within the last week we have a repetition of the old scenes, with attend- ing Cireumetances, tinged with « stll deeper dye ruffianiem, ‘The new Sherifl, thus far, proves to be as timid, as wetiicient, and as tee-loving as his predecessor. The organized gangs of Moya- mensing are becoming more reckless and more during with each succeeding day. Formerly the were content with fracturing a man’s skull, or i troducing « kuife between lus ribs, or perforatin his body with a musket or pistol ball; bat now they break into stores and dwellings, beat the in- Mates unmercifully, and rob them of their goods before their very eyes. In the city proper, | am sorry to add that disgraceful seenes are of much me frequent ceeurrence than comport with the reputation which iladelphia 80 long enjoyed for low and order. It was only a night or two since (about ten o'clock in the evening) thet a gentieman and his wife, | while walking up Market street, were grossly in- sulted by three rafiene, having the outward ap- arance of men ‘I eollenan very prop pocked the ecour “ f viter the other, and they, im th stabbed him severely in | three places. 7 ed ten was conveyed to @ neighboring drvguist, while his assailants succeeded in eficting their escape. If geatlemea and ladies canwot walk in safety through the streeets of the city proper efter mgt, under the admupistration of our independent May peme of pap, plunder, and a pliant polt have Jobn Swilt beek egain. He managed to preserve order in the erty; for many an inerpient ence of his ws he crushed, not by the elor ¢, but by the vigor of hia blows the geatleman who cried d from the housetop duriag the ‘native riots, and who can se thing particularly ow the way in the conduct of the “Kiliers,” yesterday for teking illegal feew while holdiog the office of Reguwter He wae found guilty, and sen- fenced to pay a fine of $50 and costs. The foreign news reacked this city at an early hour thie morning, and prody a moat delight fully exhilarating cilect on the forma aad frees of | after the | this neat little theatre was filled to excess the distinguished company aged at this houre it Was sustained, from beginning to end. with brilliaat success, and the most flattering demonstrations | of faction and delight. The new “Han. | ee danced by Miss Nalvina and M. Frederlo, War most adiirably executed. The excellent band of muric performed Mosart's beautiful overture of the “Zauberflote” with great effect The amusements concluded with the moxt laughable farce cailed “ Bur. tou's New York Directory, or the Cockuey ia Amerioa,”” of which the audience never seem to grow weary. It parsed ff admirably well, aud was witnessed agaia with ar much zest as ever. It is our advice to all those who, | igues and labors of the day, wish to enjoy » | few hor of real genuine mirth, to pay e visit to Bur. | ton's Ihe bere they wiil find comedy acted to perfection. eartsare Cramps,” * of Promise “Burton's Directory” National. Thixatxx.—This evening. we are to hat first rate bill at this house; no less than four excsllent | pleces will be played. The Female Forty Thieves,” of course will be one of them. ‘This will be the sev, teenth night of its performance; and yet the folke crowd to see it, with as much, if mot more, eagerness | than they did on its frat production so popular bas it become. “It is, in truth, of the wittlost buries of the teliing We d every one to wilueos it Mrs, Mertayer, as Diamond, The equaily suo burlesque the Spartan,” this. too, is ¢ ing a Turtl«.” ar a id the dancing of Miss Gertrude Ui will form the rest of the bill Mireneni’s Ovvsric Tuearne —It is really aston- ishing, when we consider what brilliant success, the performance of the favorite opera called the “Child of the Regiment,” has been received. It has not failed yet, notwithstanding ite almost too frequent repetition, to attract vast assemblies. Last night again The ox- nt ocmedy, in two acts, of “Used Up.” opened the iteinments of jae ‘vening it was well acted. Wolct and Nickinvon, and Misses Sinclair te, Fustained their rile with much talent, ee Carlice danced a Cechucha,”’ after which the 4 opera of the“ Child of the Regimen’ wd WAS p it pasted off in its usual distinguished every mark fe The amusements coacia. { the * ‘Trumpeter 4 re presented, consisting ¢ wusieal extravagance great deal of jaughter is ap excellent bill of Weien’s Cincvs —All those who with to spend » pleasant evening, had better pay a visit to the beauti- fal pavilion in Avtor Place, where all descriptions of equestrianiom take place nightly. Between horse manchip. acrobatie groupings, porturing balancing, tumbiirg and the performances of the comic ponies, Romeo end Juliet, the audiences enjoy the utmort Smusement, and gemerally retire highly pleated with their visit to the National (irows etr's Misereets.—A. Christy is s name that eaword of L.thioptem A. thi and indifferent mu or three individuals, with th hthiepian band tn forme ed this altegeth pretty eon the moet elegant, ¢ pte ofthe di istys of our asrertions. programn Dewrsten’s Lave Concent —The farewell entertoin ment of this popular vocalist comes off this eveving at Hal will attest t To night they will gives the Tabernacie The programme is an excellent one, and contains mostly all the plaintive and besuriful ballads eung by Mr Dempster, We hope to ree all his old friends end admirers rally round him on this oon: ion, and bid him God speed to bis native hills Wherever be gees, he has our beet wiebes Crispse Aves Macallicter still com tin his temple of evebant- hibits bia # ’ ; mogieian, avd rh ur eiti i beeen by all rene | _Crunese Murroo— This is the Inet week but one of | this exbibitien, es it will be removed om the 3d | proximo. It i¢ uncertain whether it will be again shown | bere, fer @ length of time Thove of our citizens, | therefore, Who Lave pot we yet een this remarkadle collection, ought to improve tue present opportunity b. + Mesevet-The great attractions of thie ity, are drasing large « “ ven twiee in the day tural curiosities wh tt Family appear in elm! ie | eM tight rope ppear there | Mr. A. A. Adame, the tragedian, fe playing La Pitts- | burg. Di'lle Biangy isin St. Lownie The whole amount of barley reowived at Albany ditr. | ing the present season, up to the 28d iast , was 408,000 | buebels: on both sides is in and in e othor spostle of temperance, will be to us bttul: he 2 &® farce from the beginning to the used by @ political difference existing between Iderman and Captain Magoes. Now, the testimony before the magistrate; but how jessup | street, near Brosdway, 26x100, 380; 1 do sdjeining, tome | 263100, 800; 1 do ling Sorin, aban adjing 12100, $300 each, 600; 1 do , 26x100, 200. that |" Svosne.— Salee of 190 hhds of Cubs Muscovade were pte | made at 50; New Orleaus was worth 5\<o. a bie. worth | Sales of 200 bhds, Cuba Mureovado, and 160 de. New no | Orleans, were reported on private terms. ortgage oF foap eaenat tinea | corm Na A Rm Rory Sop Marndlpmerandan osa ua 008 a ‘ond that alt he owea $300 ; of this, 9100 was | and not disposed to 4 tevely "The oxtalogu eo was Dey trent ‘hese re- | mostly disposed of at prices a's, under the pre- y the clerk to Mr. | vious sale. The oargo On will be ¢ffered for a Sy the first time on Wedn: next. ae pert ivered, and, in about two weeks after, Harrix sold out store and | to day. including a maheetaah ar ae Rees Saveent ‘he stock of goods tos Mr. Snedicker, for the purpose, as alleged, of detrauding bis creditors. Subsequently iybas bees arcortained that, st the time Harris made these larger part, howe. howe: the sale e parcels "ms withdraws, althougt an advance of Xo. aad upwerd. question It may possibly be the judgment of the court Gispored of compri-ed 64 bhds of fine Kentucky at 8%. to call both Up, andgive each a reprimand, with | representations, he was actually indebted to his bre- | ‘Son ‘averaging 7-18; aod 18 bhds. at Te, bron 8 cautio be more careful in future, both parties | ther $600, and to a Mr. Messerole, of Green Peint, $400. | eraging 6.74; 42 bales Havana at 250; 8 bales do. having act indircreetly, thereby holding Sharasel ree ‘T these circumsta: the magistrate held the | at 880; and 3 do. at ‘200., the ter part of which up to meure Of @ deserving pubiio; or the cour! ei of $500, to answer the | was wormy, and seld on 4'mouth’ time. There wore its wisdom, require a bond of $100 from each charge at court, Mr Charl Pegot, of Green Point, | also 14 casesand 3 bales Mexican at lic. a 150 cash, for their future good behaviour until after the | entered into the required security, and Mr. Harris was | and 26 St Domingo at 9o. o élection. However, we suppo-w the Justice will | liberated from eurtody. ‘Tix.—The sale of tin noticed yesterdey was about give bis decision in some shape (possibly a written one), porary on @ Meat Shop —A man by the name of | 14c., but it is not a fair criterion of the market. that be filed, and referred to on any future ocos- | John Sheridan was arrested om suspicion. by officer Wuisxsy.— 60 bbls of Prison and low prosf Ohio were sion, wi the legality of locking up an alderman | Duffy, of the 6th ward, on s charge of wold at 270, cach. shall be called in question. Mattnew T. Brenvan. boing Monroe Hall, Examined the 61 Kelly ai porter house that Cross-examination Hogan in the station er of Pearl and Centre ouse that night ‘orn, says—I keep streets, t Macres —1 was in the Sixth ward station house, on the morning in question, about 3 o’clock; I did not assist in taking James Hogao into the bunk room of the policemen, during the night or morning; | know Thomas Hines, a witness previously sworn in this case; | was in conversation with him, im jon houré, on that night; he said Aldermen others bad a devil of w time down at Lee’s ht - they were all drank tegetier. Alderman Keucy.—! saw James I did not hear butcher's shop, No. 52 Centre Sareonin aoe yu er’ op, No. y street, a: from three pieces of beef 2 Arves: of Burglar —Constable Joseph arrested on Wed- norday, one of the Five Point beauties called James Robinson, or more eommenly known as “Slippery Jem- my.” ‘This officer, on receiving certain information from certain partive, arrested Jemmy, and on his baok was found, a shirt, alleged to be ene of the lot stolen from the store of James Craigie, corner of Nassau and Beekman streets, whose atore was burglariously eater. eds few nights since, and several bundred dollare’ worth of ready made clething and otber articlay, stolen therefrom. Justice Osborne committed the accused to prison for s further bearing. Winxs.— Sales of 100 cases of claret were made at $2, and a lot of port at 6Uc. a 70c, bbls... pt Totas Receipts of Preduce per Hudson Flour, bon M 1: 60 Ashes, 2.180 Cheoue, boxes 29 Oll Cake, tons. . MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. _ Borron, Oot. 24 —Broker’s Board—60 sha. Vermont and Mass. Railroad, 203; 10 do. 2834, s. 4 ma.; 88 Ni him ray he could whip any Kelly man; Isawhimgo| 4 Burglar Arrested —Ofloer Wilson, of the 15th | folk County Railroad, 30; 10 do 80, b, 10; 10 do. 80%; into the bunk room, and | went us far as the door my- | ward, detected in the act. om Tueeday night, burglar | 5 Boston and Maine Railroad, 1043; 60 do. righta, 4 self; Hogan keeps @ policy office; | do not kuow, mor | calling himself ‘Thomas Rogers, who had just effeeted | 10 Boston and Worcester Railroad, 99; 19 Boston and did'I know, of any arrangement having been made by | un entrance through @ rear window, to the shee store | Providence Liailroad, 903; § Northern Railroad, 64 the police department, to lock up Alderman Kelly, on | No.1 Amity streat, occupied by George W. Parker. | 25 Vermont Central Railroad, 45%; $1000 do bon his vieit to the etation house; {have ofven sald that | The rogue, when detested by the offcer, fled; but after | 86%; 26 sha. Edgeworth Co., 6 15-16; 100 Kast Boston the Alderman, ought to be locked up; {remain up to three o'clock in the morning, whenover I feel disposed #0 to do. Govrn Rocuweit being sworn, says—I am a police- wun of the Sixth ward; the next day after this oocur- rence I saw Henry H Sotler, and he said that ths night previous, he had a nice time with Alderman Kelly, at the Arbor, in Broadway; that they had drank six or eight bottles cf chawpague, and that another gentle- man came in and culled for * basket of champagne, and that he was obliged to leave, or he would not bo able to get hom he was, (meaning intoxicated); be said they wore all ; he said the Aldormat full of champagne. Crosteezamimed by Alderman Kercy —I am sure he seid the Alderman was intox sent | Rice, circumstance without being asked; [ don’t know if he it pretty was joking or not, at that time; he said bo bad; | have had no conversation with Setie! Janixe Roonky, being sworn, sw Anthony street; Iam, by trade, « tinman Hines at Mr. Lee’s porter house, on the n tion, between 12 and 1 o'clock; Mr. Hines place near an hour; | thought the Alderm: k that occasion. in Lee's store, very much under the in- the time; there were Yankee mdgMr, Sullivan's brether; fluence ot liquor. Cross-examined by Alderman Ketty.—{ was sober when I w | rel in Lee afer | left; | Aldermen’ Kelly t into Lee's porter hoi n Kelly we 1si7. Jonn Lex being sworn, & porter hor tion ¢ came to my at No. 64 © man on that occasion. Cress-crnmined by Captain Macxxs —Some ea}l my brandy now the Kelly brandy, (laughter;) Mr Comp and Mr. Casterly have called into my place and ashed for come of the reame brandy that made the al- was as bad as Sullivan, at { waa drunk, posnibly, it was six times I drank. my bail previeus to | my leaving the city; I decline te answer whuther I saw runk in @ porter house in Walker | street, when he was robbed, on the 3d of December, y8:—I reside and keep tre street; | heard a por- the testimony of James Rooney, and | should say that Mr. Hines was not in my house at any one time, over ten minutes not until after the alderman left; and then he came in possibly for twenty- minutes; en the night in question | saw Alderman Kelly driak two or three times at my bar; | don’t keep count of all | the drinks; the bottle is put down and they help them. | tolves, (Iavghter;) the alderman was sober when be ouse; there was a disturbanes by a fellow called Sullivan, who was drunk and struck the ald: re- on euler mentioned this along chase, the officer succeeded in taking the ac- oured into custody. Justice McGrath committed the prisoner for trial. Charge of Stealing « Watch —A man by the ns) John Wego, was arrested on Wednesday, on a stealing awilver alarm watch trom ou board ti i Toronto, belonging to Kdward Harding, steward of th ship. foot of Clinton street. Justice Osbor ted tho accused to prison to answer tie charge. videnee'Haileoad, s0%;9 Vermont aad Mare Iailrosd, videno ;2 Vermont and Mass. 294; 10 Vermont Central Railroad, 4534; 141 do. divi- dends, No. 2, $2 16; 80 Norfolk County allroad, 30; 10 Old Colony Railroad, 78; 40 Cheshire dividends, 90. —_——— Announcements ef Births, Marriages, end Deaths are not inserted unlese duly authenticaled and paid for, Aenean Married, Om Monésy, the 22d inst., at the Dutch Refo: Church, in Lafayette Place, by the Rey Huan Davivs, of Philadelphia, to Have Sov | Sideet daughter of the late Halsey D, Bradford, Haq, is city. ‘On Thursday, the 25th Inst., at the Church of the Annurcistion. by the Rev, Dr. Seabury, Mr. Ouiven Buran, Jr, of the firm of James O. Ward & Co, to Miss ‘xances Aisne Fosrua, only daughter of A. K, Foster, £sq., all of this city. In this city, on Wednesday evening, 24th inst , by the Rev. Dr Rardenbergh, Wituiam B. Tar.ox, Jr, and Mise Guia aune Booanpys, all of this city. ‘At Brooklyn on the 2kth ult, at the rosidenoe of Stanton Bebe, Esq, by the Rev. Frederick § Farley, Mr. Otave: H. Gerenoy, of Newport, RL, to Miss Caruaning, daughter of Mr. Samuel Allen, of the former place, CITY TRADE Tuvnspvay, Oot. 25-6 P.M. The receipt of the Europa’s news, received by tele- graph, end published in the regular edition of the Herald this mornivg, imparted greater firmness to the cotton market, and ssles were pretty freely made at 34 & 34 comt advance over the rates eurrent before the ne’ The market closed with an upward ten- deney in prices, The flour market opened in the fore- noon quite firm, and in some descriptions of tuis State and Westerm brands, a slight advance was obtained; but towards the close lots were offered more freely, aud rices eettled down at about the rates of yesterday. alors in breadstutfs, however, were inclined to walt for the receipt of private letters before operating to any considerable extent, ‘There was no change to no- tice in rye flour or meal. Holders of wheat were firm, with a fair demand for milling, and with « steady in: quiry for Canadian for export. Sales of Southern, Canadian, aud Genesee, were made on terms stated below. Corn was unsettied, and dealers were arking and obtained higher prices. The market closed firm, and quotations had an upward tendency. There was no marked change in other descriptions of grain. Pork was firm, with «alos of mess and prime on terms ady, and in good demaad Died, family, also of his brethers.in.law, Thomas B. and Fre- durick H. Way, and Philip Macniff and William Wood. hol, are rerpectfully invited to attend his funeral, at balf-past 12 o'clock, P.M, on Sunday, 28th inst, On Thursday morning, the 25th inst., Maar Warixa, davghter cf the late Ebenezer Whiting ‘The friends of the family, and of ber brothers James R, and Charles Whiting, are respecttully invited to attend her funeral, this duy, at half-past 3 o'clock, P. M., from the residence of her brother, No. 140 Seoond street On Thursday morning, 26th inat., Wir.tiam Cuanxson, son of Joha S and Lydia Vredenbergh, aged 6 yours, 6 months and 25 days The relatives and friends of the family aro respect- fully invited to attend his funeral, without farther in- vitution. this afternoon, Friday. at 2 o'clock, from bis late residence, No. 58 First street. On Weduesday evening, 24th inst., Hexry Hotoxeon, aged 69 years. Iiis friends are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 84 Madison strect, this (Friday) aiternoon, at balf- past 3 o'clock for beth mees and prime. Tate rales. flee continued firm, with smell sal full prices. Sugars remained about the sau moderate to fair sales, at quotations, stores, cils, tobacco, tallow, &c., were #t a stand, consequence of the telegraph despatches of the forcign news baving made no allusion te their market value abroad. Asnvs.— There wae « steady demand, with sal bbis, at $7 for pots. Ex 14,300 bbls. at $3 70 ng Uniuspe ct $3 it $4a $4 S7hy; old common at $4 75a $4 51; Canadian, common State, at $4 Sl a $4 5734; t t $4 8739 0 8: t derman druuk. (Renewed laughter ) ‘and 300 bbls. Jn Brockiyn, on Wednesday, 21th inst, at halfpast Gronce Seanican being sworn, fays:—I reside in Southern Flour 600 bbls sold, | 9,0°¢lock, P. M., of croup, Jenomus Dorsaus, twin son the Fourth avenue; | am also part proprietor of the | fnojuding old and new common brands. at $5 81a $5 | John E. and Catherine Cammeyor, aged 5 yours, 1 “Arbor,”’ No, aid derman them, than on any c theatre; probably the time, night by without my uw for Alderman Kelly not see apy differen cranined by Captain Maanes.— 2 was ther hundred persons alderman drink onew; a» pe r drank atone by me; there wi drank ia the back room The Acornwan bere stated that the case was closed; | bat order to ascertain why dress the Court on th: ed The magistrate replied hat it wi be would therefore ailow ties to make up their mind their counsel to address the Court, or to submit the bis counsel wished to look over t ther it til to day, that that subj case without argument. as it now etands. Cry € Aldermen Selieng Laquor we pla verely upon the | guthoritiesin t! | seid the learped Judge, “the Common Counoi dered ® verdict of vot guilty, without le Nuttance —Wm. Potbladdo was them put upon his trial on an indictment tor nuisance structed one of the public highwaysin Gowaous datthe bar o it license, Th nm indictment for full, matter of licensing } the resolution they have adopted all who violate the excise law.’ ity. me kind. — A woman nai wo had @ great rush feo tl Brooklyn City Intelligence. Broadway; I recollect seeing Alder- man Kelly on the night of the Lith instant, in my place, about 11 o'clock; | did not see the al cr pay for any champagne on that night; | should say Alderman Kelly was sober when he left in the conduc! her eceasion. 'y Phew of the al- t the time +m time: ob all proper, and fliciemt time for both’ par- ject-—either Peter Metvoy, was | liquor te itis | velliug rman, bein nu having ob- defendant I a stone cutter, and it was sileged that large quantities the highway. The jury rev defendant guilty. Oct, 23 —Kiva's minen— DB. glary.—The jury, in the ease of Charles U peain, whowe trial for burglary was concluded yesterday, revarned » if wee had been permit eunty Covent or 0 © Judge Mores and « full verdict of not guilty, Forgery. James f. Lavery was then placed at the dar on an indictment for forgery. in having. for his pos. | session, on the Ist Gay of September last, faleely and ly @ certain falre, forged and counterfeit ne- note. aud evidence of debt, purporti we been jesued by the Duchess couuty inew felowt otinl ou! rteiter riek Holly, dred and forty-reven e they agr ny, rting to b by Farrell. Secretary, w d, Ke, The indictment goes on to me person in company with o th day of September. falrely v a entioned abo: 0; eed to pay raid Opie $2 0 remainder, $400 on @ promissory note ery county Ine by Aneon B war ae Suspicion of to take the note, but as they had called on 7 upon the arrival of th as prerident. fold. Phey bad ote was falxe, and t it, they would be arrested Ope having in hour of adjournm Police son telligence Ofcers Cabra ted totie upon pdered & verdint fading the court was then adjourned. ven avo Tene bench — Bur. Anson B ith tutentic injw From tthe prosecn- torney ple, for whioh in cash, and the Subsequently, upon the consummation of the bargain je the forged note on tho Dutchess Company, purporting to be rigned t bot concladed eat man call 1 The to Lae month and 6 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respeot- fully invited to attend his (uneral, from the residence of his father, No. 27 Stanton street, om Friday af 60. aud extra Georgetown, at $5 75. Rye Flour—200 bbiv. sold, at $2 8735 a $2 04. Corn Meai—200 bbis. at $3 125, a $3 15% for Jersey, Wheat—The | ey eco aa eed’ Genutes. at $1 ior 1.800 do, | BOD, at 3 o'elock, without further invitation. His re- | tir red Southern, at $1 01, and 1000 do. do., om pri- sail he Geuarenee te Geseeeoee oes senrmns, pall Rp nea 7 hed elpbia, on the 2¢th inst, Mrs Anma, wife of bushels, at Ge. a 6450. for mixed; 650. a 660 for u! Latah By yellow. Se 300, for Northern, and Soc. & on Tierney, in the 62d your of her age. Lexington, Ky, on the 2d inst, Hon. Bersasix Court of one ot the Judges of the Bupre nese w Orleans, on the 11th inst., Miss Ex.tes Lrnow, f County Westmeath, Ireland in Angelica, N. Y., on the 15th inat., Major Moers Vax Canren, one of the offleers of the Revolutionary army. He was born in the year 1767, on the 2ist of Jauuary, in Hunterdon county, N had conse. were dull, at S8¢ for Jersey. Breswax,— Sales of 1,000 lbs. yellow were made, at Qle. » 22 Corrox.—The Europa’s news gave a bi it aspect to business in thie article to-day, end sale ere sepected | 8,000 to 4, #8, Bud suppose: ¢ chiefly on pore ody ek ch aevenes Of aae-quarter te tives | qomty seiass “ Le ye see of 8 poate nd 9 erghths to half of a cent from currently accepted rates of | War of” ingependensas took hy pA f- les yesterday, to which the quotations are adjusted; some on have been 0: en On a te da pnt ae tales show a larger advance im comparison to very low ones, aud it is reported that an offer of half a cont ud- | 0 poet b perma Tn 1908 Majer ¥, Cag a and vance on yesterday's valuation, was tendered on ® list | J ppointed one of the Judges of Allegany county, aud of 1900 bales, amd refused. Bteek tm city in ail hands, | $I tiso eld with such edt the vthae of. Frvanuret | enti : Me for fifteen years, In 1 removed to t ag: Eavenrecs Cusempreatres. Deasville, where Bie upright character and in! esteem of ev citizen. In the liga, and also in Dansville, he flied the tion of an office bearer of the Presbyte d faithfully did he discharge the duties Laferier . reeponsible | rian chureb peg in| MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. " 1 t 3 ye good was steady at ldc a 104. —= med Margar Coan —We note s sale of ® cargo of Cumberland coal Port of New York, Oct. 26, 1849, sitatlor ire at $6 60,4 montha. Daves, &o ‘ibe attendance at the drug ale, to-day, | was pot large, and but little disposition war manifested rome of the lots disposed of were 10 a) e.; 4 eases Madras in | ke English | latest Marine Intedligence Cleared. Ships—Horatio, Crocker, Canton, &o, Grinnell. Minturn & | 10 do, | Ce; Silse Boimes, Berry, New Orieans, W Nelson; Lindos do. medium do ati2o.; | tm Curbing, do, yea Hartford, Samaerman, Sa- hed “(Vouce), Varela, Bolivar City, Schieffeli ones), a, Kingston, Ja, JW Klwell; that « & Lo; Curlew, Card, Windsor, Fooonle, Halleck, Mobile, Bagie fice velvet do., quart 6 do. cemmeon do , quarts, 1 care prime Turkey gum whit ; 8 bbls. gam ele ©; 7 bal Scbre- Forest King, Olmeted, Havane, Trasillo & Barregon ‘use , and yellow oe we A Elloabeth,, Ses azenueny, w Frowmes & ep = | | Wm by c Be ra ano; q Dirwoove.—In Legwoed there have been vales of 100 | Sosy'st ave ting, JA Van Brunt; Lousine, Robinson, asco at $15 75, or thereal a, ae | Wilmington; Jeabeila, Penny, Newsern; Kadians, Cole, l'ro- | n.—Dry cod was more active, and the sales em- | vidence | 2 ) ‘’ y Ro j Report, Oakes, Previ- va 2000 quintene a8 98 S00 which was 00 | acuco} Deliver, Mille, New Haven. Arrived, Bask Soperd (Net, reported below as the Osprey), Peter. | won, St Martins, 15 days, with salt, to Puno! 1 8 wes run into while at anchor on the in, which carried away part of the deen made fr tole 6d; #06 bales of cotton ot ‘ad 6-824 a 8.16. And for ¢ 9,000 Buenos Ayres, 21)4 , lees 4 per cent. | ated. Hambargh. Sehr Del Norte, P: Sebr Lender, Wiark, ere made at was ceiling ab in barr redmore, Vi 4 inia, 2 days. lea of 2.000 & 3,000 gallons linened were 0. and sales of some baskets sweet ofl were 1 at about v were made of Ohio od | $8 0245 fer pi Beef—Sales of 550 $6 60 for prime and $¥ « $9 60 for country River mess, and $1026 a $10 40 fo River prime mess, some 50 tierer: Below Bark Walballa, Howes, 30 0, to the i from New Orleans, with lot of the season. Lard—260 bbia were "Brig Jean Charles, from Rochelle. Xe. Of Beef hams, 100 bbis. wold at $12, Brig DB, from Arlchat. cheese were without change. Sailed. R ‘ales of OO casks were mai Ships Bi ‘aise; Victoria (pkt), London; Silas R Betate —Two handred Tie lmes, New Or indostan, do, Haruuré, Savannah; in the City of Brooklyn, at the prices given below :— brig Peconic, Mobile; and others, On Atinvtic street—No 1, $360, 2, 310, full lots 25 feet front, 100 deep; 3, 910, 4, gore lot, 910, 8, do. 316, 9, 425. On Pacific etreet— Nos. 10 to 20. $545 ench 21, gor: 500, 22 do. 580, 23, 340, 24 340 240, 26 to 35, 3 each, 36 et and 38. 20 cach, gore eorner Pearsall ard lacific 480, 43, 826. 44, 400, 45 to 64 (Oran street) 2—Wind at sunrise, NW) at meridian, SW; ot oun- Ger eet, W Foreign Malls. steamer laabel, for Hi. the Sixteenth ward. arrested, on Wednerday night, « b, 56, gore lot, 650, 56 and 67, 230 enon, 65 a man by the name of George Davis, on suspicion of put As each (0. gore iot, 390, GL. 410 62, gore lot, 216. Rie itm, Valparaito, he. ting fire to the premises oeeupted by Mr. Philip Moca: gore lot, $450, 64 and 65, 510" Fege of ce-amer © y, for Kingston, Ch Pa- fell, situated in Seventh avenue betwoen Twenty. tl 5 euch, 68 and 266 each, 70, name and California, will close Nov 13th, as the above ofhes, and 1e«nty fourth streets in whove employ the pri , 360, Bergen atreet and Fiat Larren Baos of steamor leabel, for A will close at ronet was ai the time. On Wednesday night, about 11 | 74 and 76, 330 each, 76, gore lot, sete ri O'clock. the efficers succeeded in detecting the acoured 105 each, 19 and 80,180 each Bergen pool, will close in a bonee Htuated Im Twenty-fourth strect On search. areal street Sl, gore hour. ing bie person, two loaded pistols, © ekeleton key, and 5, 88 and #4, 260 each, 85 gore lot on & box of matches were found in his porsestion The | bigihuh avenue, 6th avenue aad Dean street, 600, 86, officers conveyed the aeeueed before Justice Bieakly, | gr kn apa ho. 2 h 90,310 On Dean stroet—i, ¥2, who committed him to prisom to awaits further hearing. | 43’ oy vb, 66, % and 08 are on Flatbush turnpike, $200 Charge of Larceny — Captain Seathit, of the Four: | scch bistbu rpike—L0 gore bot, 310, 100, do 200 teenth ward, arrested, yesterday, two men esiled Jobe | On Berg 101 to 115 $18> each On Bergem ; Mista and Peter Melony, on @ charge ¢ and Pearrall streete- 114, $275 On Pearenll 115, $210. Wim A Cooper, Crockett, Now Orleans; brige hors, wed ae lot of t cb, On Fiatbarh avenue—114, gore einen, Matting NB: Sw ay, hanuaye p y of Jeremiah Stilwell, No 171 Wal a street—119 to 121, $170 eneb, 122, Com De On sesrebing the premises occupted by the neoused, at On Fiacbush turopiae — Liv, rf Mt No 61 b teabeth etreet, & lot of bo nd shoe |, gore let, 156. Oo Carleton gaiters Ko were found, evidently the proceeds ecb, 147, 100,148,176. Om jare@pire comsitted by these rogues, for which owners Ref eireet— 149. $220. On ore wanted. Apply to Justice Osborne, at the Third dis fh, 170, 160, 171,166 trict Fesex Market, The two men bare been | gore lot, ccwmitied to prison, for triat 179, $170 each. On Diver cevly House — Officer Dowling, of the Sixth wa: Denn street and bch police prrested, yeeterday, & woman calied Eline Fy n bite 85, $306, nao charge of Feeping a house of prostitution at N 10, 865, 191 ‘ wih etreet complainant eyainet her was 0, 146, 180, 160, 160, 197, 160 | r, by the nome of Joseph Cotsly, ‘The magia te- 1¥8 and 19v, $920 eaeh, 200, Justiew Mountfort, on the woman being brought | oor tet. coo berore him ed her to depart, on the pr that | 4 © ferm the premi. es ge of False Pretences o mest He f groo fort. wherein he sta and liquor, Officers Stephens and polioe, arrested. on Wednesday, « | ria, on ® wai m of Jesup & Fax. Said bill % In the Twelfth Ward af the City of New York—1 lot . 68th eer 100, $6 | No comer 10th avenv 3100. « ® eke ing worer of Wednesday mm nue, Mxl a i) A eh eh, 600, 1 do om OH | hopes i ie 286, 2 do adjoining, | ing, 29100 6, 240; Bay State, arr the 24 ult im "y y kn from | Baven bers ; 1 do corner 10th | die also lost her | 25 6110. 606; 1 do om Brow 2x15, 675; 1 do adjoining, 26al never, She hed 1 war the inte tien of the: Se epeian. rintlotaen anne ek Oe nent eine yy Y. chardson, bm ag ae shes Themes Auten, of i a, Lis g, hence for ond of the Woediauis, om We ‘aa obliged ¥o return te port. She N 8 ¥ re 0, fo Baie Ai . Kayton, from Rum Key for Baltimore: put snte- Norfolk 234, 10 distress, having endouutered nest, Seathen 0 ‘the passage, during which lest fore yard, sprung , Re. Bric B Steamer Hugh Jonking, at th, from Shad Point and White Haven, reports: , i aground off Barren Ia! side, bus could not movs her, after getting ous Brothers cleared a» Pictou, NS, Oth inst, for is prebably the same vossel. | RG (of Bath), Wyman, from Gloucester with molasses, went ashore, moi “e on ‘between Clay H ‘clook had taken out ten ri “ he 2id they were unloading gad making good work: the water was about 4 inches abovs cabin floor,jand the lower Lier was supposed to be stove. is almost @ new vessel, ané it is thought she will be got of; J b Nerul, "uo New Fork aganty has gone her se Scun Ammnica, Stebbins, from Haddam for Providenes, With curb and ‘stones, ‘ashore on W side of Bleok Isand a 0 o clock Of hea. not bilged, and may be got «! ols scanceegie eo Carr Kenr, of bark @, , &t Boston, wth Sich tne Rod tor er oa Ae 88 Tithe bisck, about 6 inche "ihe vepn ieee Golee ane en copper fastened; about 18 feet Day's ARRivaL—There Thank, I brig, and 6 t ite m large fleet tor A, larse number of vestele is Oot I cugD—At Brunswick, fives! Yowbuats tee he Paso Samuel Dan- ‘Me, 18th inst, ed of Now flampstire wht ——. She ls owned ‘arren, ani of Portland, aud the builder; to be com= k of 900 tons, calle! the Jowett, ot Portland, ark, called the jonding her with mill tre o-<8 of lumber on the C. fe fine b ud machinery for the cory Tin river, tor the Califvrtia market. She is expected 0 exit shout Nor i. The sompany numbering enue forty or atuy Inillmen and’ other meetanies, intend ‘ steamboat with them. i TE ee Arr at Boston, 24th, bria Samuel Cook (of Provin rT jostom, rig mel Ur re. Le Tilton Noreh A tantle Osean, 326 bitewp Sik ey noetewa le " 9 Bi tye _enew 23x, ship Emily Morgan, Ewer, Pa- |. pt 8. Elisabeth, Flanders, of Muttapeisett, 4 al 8 7 do black fish ollt Kod Inn’ be ~ ed 224 bbls sp (included for shipment boner a ‘Veuee! expected to leave or. Spoken. zsSigamship Onto, henee for Havana, Ke, Oot 19, lat 3310, tom Ship Richard A: reon, Coffin, from Baltimore for Amster oy Don ae ae lon 5 for N pthorpe, soilles PR pay , ‘com Mar: jow Orlonus, 7th uld, wat Fanpy, tteoring N by E, Oct 15, 33; PM, lat 23 30, lon Foreign Ports. aA (W Const of Africa), Aug 24~No Am vessels im Oct 3—Bark Prisceton, Reed, for NOrleans, VenKOTS, © 27—Ship Rialto, Hanson, fur NOvleans, about Z Is. anns, May 6—Brig Vosts, Ma. » of and from Edgartown (ap il 11) for San Franeiseo, aly ms Cant smas, Oct Bark Octavia Sar for Portland, Caleb do do. |, having the leb~ Ponr Venvxes (France), Sept 21—Sld brie Consort, Low- ry, NOrleons. ba Manrixs, Oct $—No Am versel in port, Home Ports. Atexanpnra, Oct l- arr ach Susan Bray, NTor‘s: 234, brig Ocean Queen, Vesey, Boston; sche Zalette, Suflin, aut port. Bartimons, Oct 24—Arr echr Sarah Jane (Br. Abaco Clé brig Chief. Hawthorn, Pernambuco bet; sobre Flight, an Fran 4 i i A Misror, Johnson, Pe dace, Sid barks Kondries, Bortons Justice Story, Kyser, do; brigs Cnicf, Hawt ora, Ferrans ‘ari eer W Coast Afrion; Pax, pe Lowell, Co + Caloutta; Leodes, Robivs, a9, Caloutta; Galtieo, Sutton, Kent, Baltimore; brigs Andovor, flard Mater. Philadelphia; David Pratt, Sou! F Philadelpnia—th 224, Lut wag Ko¥ off, Mary Adams, (EB); Hadley, andr i, from Portland u and, woast'e, ‘Alex- of 4, izabeth, Otis, Alnany; Clareadon, L Allen, (new) Morgen, of aad frou aphed—brigs Isabella, and Benj Siansl for # bark and (wo brige, bout 20 tons, in rather light has black beer ld Br steamship ~ r Neptone, | epper, bile Ryder, do; Koka, Norfolk and Riehwoud; U Lawrerce, Allen, do. ‘sid tbs , Pravcis Wa bf von, D. -4 oor Wan Parris vag ow, Colburn, St Marks. Se BW—are brig Pow hoetaw, Kenicick, Bost Wort Indies. Corn. Cid brig chant, Tessier, GLoversr#R, Oet 20— Arr schts Sarah Emme, Wall, Ca- lais for NYork; 22d, A D Leighton, Handy, Lubes for Philadelphia for Newburepert, Cid 1! bark Jomos Bayley, from Br sche. beat up ently this large ‘ten wit ar sight, and will proveet either at the bres. ) joat of vather clear this afternoon.’ W. a, N Yorks Be ampion. Deoan, Philadel y. Boston: Cromwell. Barker, Havre: ton: Hero, Griffin, NYora; Creo! Merriman, Li A Senecoen, owe AAA; gohre Chip» ¢ bari Wright, inst, barks John Brower 2 id of Orleans und sohr P Kejnii and brig Soule; lth, ship Inte Flower aud Altenor. sohr Two Friend Lk, Oot ‘Arr brig Arturous, Kayton, Rum Koy pots, (ore Miscelid: sehe Wateoa, Clough, Port Cid eehe Pr weetscr, Port Spain. Sid schr Jonm Weodis, Chamberlata, before for N Tork, Nienersen, 8 Yosh. Det 23— Arr sebr Corde! mith, Phile- Florida (sew, of Boston, 6¥7 tons), Kexr- de, ly. ree for yd ®, Gliman, Norfolk; Eris, Churchill, New boryport for N York: Tyr, Comstock, Lubeo for de. Pw ~ er 2 Gard) reported arrival Ang 24 of a! ta stated by the paper wh: i Mf eo, the Monthly e), Acora, W Conse 2, c Ueten; scare Nort Caroliaa, er "Glamea Wallan, Seoall, Pall ‘Nome «to diet, bark = HYork; sohy Carles ish Kampire, Yi 4 ine Fraccis Jane, Alsxan OFR 284, ictom, Wost Indies sehr Mary Powell, Wil~ 19—Arz sehre Fakir NYork; 2ist. Momi- brig Avs, Adets, uladelphia; soit Dea- Passengers Satied. FoR caution ve—Steamship Alatama, from New Orleans— Me th dren aed servant, J Goveily, Ind € 1 four obildrey 1 any Indy: SF Bure and Indy: mS N aed Mr Ju Ds Rw rane, ee. yomas, HO 44 as Holmes, ortia Holmes, Mead, JK Jona Sprague: M Heath, D Mans 4 Burnham, O 4 O'Donnell, Gon J in, Kebs Sm nee A ales Mot 8 Ww J Besctord, TB Barenport, N Walt ter, © Shrige, J G Biake,’ Julian y Patterson sea vervent, P Muidray, A and servant, ma GO Fes pnd e 4 t and 8 Corti ont, ii Cowes Pint B Norris, KR Brighton, J Alston, G Jane, ing, J Hutolins, J Wyene, J ere, T St ton, ay, J MoCo » A Vienin J Wish, en, JB Mo K bh 5 A a0 a {spin @ carer, FPeihen 0 mide S,Biiviiets 9, A, Mamilteny 3H Myer. 3 3 gta. br a Pergraas A Maines a Tischer, Lo > wanted Boston —Menerg J) dames Arnold, Pe Said ot Holmes’ dele: Capt 4 Lvey, f wow, Shove, Haig, Su & Frarciees