The New York Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1849, Page 4

Our Baltimore Correspondence. Baurimogg, Nov. 2, 1849 Singular Weather—Friends’ Yearly Meetings — Bagtist Unuom—shocking Case of Political Brw- tality—The Markets, Sc | Yesterday was one of the most extraordinary ef. forts of old Dame Weether ever witnessed in these | parts. During the morning we had occasional sprinkles of snow, interspersed with sunshine. In the evening there was regular hail storm, accom- panied with loud claps of thunder and the most vivid flashes of lightning This continued until about 8 o’ciock in the evening, when the moon shone out bright and clear. The Friends’ yeurly meetings, which have just closed in thie city, attracted great attention, es- pecially to hear the sermons delivered by the brethren and sisters The Rev Mr Backus, of the Presbyterian ehurch, in this city, states that the amount eontri- buted by the congregation of his church, through Very Lato from Mexico. ‘The steamship Teviot, Capt. Revette, arrived at Mobile on the 27th ult., from Vera Cruz, wheace she eailed on the 23d. ‘The T. brought twenty-nine passengers for Mo- bile, and twenty-seven for New Orleans; $30,000 in specie for New Orleans, and $4,500 for Mobile. She also has fer England $450,000 in specie, $112,- 000 of which 1s on account of Mexican dividend; 192 bales cochineal, and two passengers. She was to leave on the 23th, for Havana. The lutest date from the city of Mexico is of the 18th ult. ‘The insurrection of Sierra Gordo is ended. The insurgents, disheartened by their losses, have come in from all quarters and made their submis sion to the government, whose moderation towards them hus not tailed to produce a good effect. A uumber of citizens of all elasses—governors, deputies, seuutors, presidents of courta,and judges, geverals, officers aud others, hi united to peti- ton the Metropolitan Chupter of Priests to cele+ their pastor, for charitable and religious objec’ uri B the past thirteen years, has been beast 1 . , ‘The Baptist Union Convention is now in session xn this city, and quite a Jarge number of delegates were present. A resolution was adopted, aud a col ittee appointed, to inquire into the expediency of establishing « Baptist weekly newspaper in this ci is an immense number of houses for Cali- fornia building in this city, some of wood and others of tren. Mr. Brazillai Marriott, one of the clerks of the eustom houce, who was recently turned out by Col. Kane, continues weekly to pour forth his attcke on the Collector, through the colamne ot the Argws. He complains that wyen he waa removed he had been four mouths confined to his bed, and had no ether means of providing for his family thaa the regular receipt of his sulary. Whata cruel and heartless man the Collector “must be, to allow bis duty to interfere with the convenience of Mr. Mar- nott! He has also filled all the offices with able bodied men, insvead of going to the Lombard street hospital and selecung, a3 a noble minded and cha- ritable man would have done, his assistants from among the pour convalescent inmates of the inat tuuon, Uncle Sam has got pleaty of money, and there ie no reason why our custom houses should not be made to sustain and foster the paupers of | the erty. Out with such « heartless and bratal Collector! The Senate should reject his confirma- tion for this brutal uct, if nothing else. Mr. Hadson iw doing well at the Holliday Street Theatre, and would do much better if he hada ‘ood company. 1 saw a number of persoas leave the house a few mighis since, on account of tae company bungling ro in their parts. ‘The stock tarket bas been very firm during the pre. sent week, prices.being maintatned and holders of good stocks showing but little disposition to operate, Money continues eary. aud can be bad at from five to six per gent on good security, or from nine to ten por ceat on the street ‘The following were the sales at the atook board yes terday:—$160 Eaitimore and Obio RR. bouds, ’67, 91; 600 do., 9036 §. 100 do., 90%; 2,000 City %; 400 Md quar. 5's, 85; M 65 Baltimore and Obio Railroad, nd off, 43%; 1 Baltimore and Busque- banpab Railroad. 10, 1 do, 19% ‘There were ssies in our flour market, yesterday, of 2.000 bbls. Howard rtieet flour. at $6. 1 B00 bbie city Mills at $6; 200 bbl«, City corn meal at $2 burhels Virginie white wheat et $1 12,and p at $104 & $106, yellow corm at 60 id mixed ead white Etc abbe.; onts 300 a 30. oy 2TiKo. & 280. in bbls We note rales mess pork at $10 45 10 60, and prime at $08 $925, part on time Sales t bMO. wb ould ; ua 800 bbis lard Correspondence. Puitavecruia, Nov. 4, 1849, A Fiendish Hoax — Amusements — Barnwm—The Weather— Mrs. Funny Kemble, §c., $c. A most fiendish howx was, yesterday, suceess- fully practised upon Col. Wallace, of the Philadel- phia Sun. While sitting at home, yeaterday after- noon, he received « note (nigned George Jehason), briefly informing him that hie son, who, by the way, aseiete him in his editorial labors, had, a few hours previouely, eecidentally shot himself through the heart, while out guouing in the meighborhood of Red Bank, N. J. Although instant death was pro- duced, the writer kindly and politely infermed Col. W., “ your son Frank died very easy;” a fact which no one felt inclined to dispute, conmdering the nature of the wound. The family were, o course, mameciotely plunged im the deepest dis tress, and Co'. W bimeelf, hastened to the Wal nut street wharf, with the view of chartering a steamboai t ey the body frem Red Bank to the city. Cuptaim McMakin kindly placed his boat (the Eewin Lpigge be his disposal, but be- fore steam was got up, the hoax was exposed, by the appearance, in his proper person, health, and clothes, @! usate deceased. The seoua- drel who could thus coolly avd maliciously play upon the feelings of a whole family, deserves to be scoured at the cart’s tail, from the Delaware to the Schuyikiil wad buck again Our citizens, just wow, cannot complain of the quantity, quality, or variety, of the amusements nightly provided tor them. To-morrow evening | Mise Cusbman appesrs, for the second time, as Ju- ha, in Kuowles’s play ot the Hunchback, and, of course, there will be another suspender-breakiag, cont-tearing jam At the Arch, the bewitching (40 report hath i) Miss Davenport makes her first courtery betore a Philadelpmia audience, as tho love-sick Juliet. There are stars,too, at the Na- tional and at the Chesnut; but their lastre is dimmed in the blaze kindled by the names of Kem- ble, Cushman, Devenport & Co. Tadd the “Co” #0 a8 to include the Conners, who are now lectur- ing to crowded houses, em costume, Speaking of Barnum’s—but a notice of this cele- brated place of resort is dewerving the dignity of a Dew paragraph It there is one place im our city more deservin: of a visit than another, it Barnum’s Museum aw Leeture room You may go there every night for a month, or, aefar as thet matters, for a tweive- month, and you are always certain of something freeb, piquant, am mmething to make you gepe at wih w at with delight. If there uw a fat woman or child— extraordinarily aod outrageously fat, | mean—Har- num i sure to have bim, her, or it [feome liberal minded woman brings torth tour children at a sin- gle birth, it ie Barnum, and pot the husband, who ete the brace of twins If Prioce Albert throws aside « coat, or Queen Victoria a dress, the robes of royalty fall wmmediaiely into the possession of Barnum If an watortunate tellow gets cut in two by a railroad car, the pirces are speedily produced at Barnum’s In ehort, if there is anything on, above, or beneath the earth--fieh, flesh of feather —worth se hearing or handling, Barnum h it, aw ean be fully corroborated by the thousands who flock to bis establishment, day and evening What weather! #0 deliciously dreamy, soft and balmy, with moonlight myhts to mate Doors ate ojen, windows are wpeny fires are outy and | fryety epecier of woollen goods are at a discount. | The’ Deleware and Sciiuyikill are covered wih “excursion” steamers, aad notwithstanding the labors of the eiely LO pTOMHOLe & better obserT- | who came to New York put up at these hotels, it brate, aunuaily, a funeral service in honor of the A:mperor Augustus Iturbide, (who, it will be re- collected, was taken and shot near Tampico), the first jounder of Mexican nationality. The service will, therefore, be celebrated annually, on the 23th September, in the cathedral where the remains of the hero of 1821 ure deposited. j The cholera, it seems, is fast disappearing from the provinces in which it had been raging. The President of Mexico, the Ministers of State, &e., have given orders to the Governors ot De- paruments and others in autherity, by ial | ter, to receive, protect and treet well Mr. Heari Herz, the musician, on any musical visit he may mexe to their provinces, or if he should pass aloug their way. On The 28th of September, it was discovered by the goverument that a great number ef military officers had teft the cuy of Mexico, with the ia- tention of proceeding to Toluca, where arrange- ments had been made for a general insurrection against the government. In consequence of ¢ intelligence received by the goverament, a great number of arrests were mude in the city of Mexico on the night of the 2st. It was said that a certain priest, a chamiene or canomicus, a mau of disrepu- table manners, bad contributed a thousand ounces of gold towards the contemplated revolution. Government rrp sent off a troop of 200 men, with three pieces of arullery, to the scene of action. Some of the journals of Mexico affect to be- lieve that there 1# no real foundutioa for any of the reports of revolutions being meditated, and attribute all that has taken place in this way, to the ingenuity and invention of Arista, the Minister of War. Be this as it may, several officers, in aud near Toluca, as well ax in Mexico, have beea promptly arrested, and the outbreak, if real, has een, 60 far, put down. | Meanume, "he rebelchief Ramureg, who had raised the standard of revolt at Sierra Madre, has been de- feuted « second time, and hie tollowers scattered to the four winds. Quiroz, another insurgent, has fied to Huestria, and is being rigorously pursued. ‘The insurrection may be considered as completely put down, by the vigorous measures of General e nd the troops under him. etaro, the scene and theatre of great mauc events, seems to be going ahead. A beauti- ful theatre is being erected there, and ie nearly completed. It will be a superb edifice. The ar- chitect 18 Mr. Camille St. Germain, a Frenchman. Herz lett Mexice on the 23d of September for Guanajuato. He was to stop « short time at Que- retazo, to give a concert there. Mrs. Bishop and Mr. Bochsa left the city of Mexico in a private carringe, on the 27th of September, for Guada- lajara. “The thock of an earthquake was felt at the city of Mexico on the 28th of September. A letter from Cordova of the 25th, gives an account of a severe one being felt at that place. On Sunday evening, the 7th ot October, Gen. Don Manuel Crescentio Rejon departed this life, oged 54, after only w few days sickness. ie im- rtuut part which this Geoeral played in the tics of hie country—the elevated statioas he filled —hie real merit—his disinteresteduess, which is proved by his dying pour—all tend to make his deuth a greater subject of regret. General Rejea might be considered to have been the head of the pwro party, and it will be very difficult to fill his vacant place. His worst enemes do him justice letter from Edisto which tays:—Our crops of cotton are turn much worse than we ex; the cotton opens 7. Fat hich, the rap does 8 C., Mercury, Inland, all wy experioues. | have not know of statiovary in growtb, and tM of the ps. , oF the Ist tast . has o date of the 26th ae ow under rlowh The pods do rh end the gathert ny, and Bot ciroulete. the plants re: the pods soarcely matut Py ‘too, are small aod when they do open are very imperfectly Giled with cotton requiriag, perbape, a many as four pods this season to mike as much cotton as three would yield in s favorable season, such as we bed last y ear, The yield will be, I think much below the estimate which was made of the orops tome weeks ago. and which was base ber and sppearance of will espeoiall; (as we sometimes hat be the case. if wi the pi 6) as will, to use the expressive phrase, “ boll up the pods,” ~ OP¥ TRADE REPORT, Ba The announcement im the forenoon, to-day, thaten express hed arrived a¢ Sackville with the Hibernia's news, had the effect of checking operations in most leading articles of produee. Before the steamer was announced, sales of eotton were Peported at previous rates—afterwards no sales of moment tranepired. Fieur wae beery, owing to lar; end Eastern demand await the revult of the steamer there was but little inquiry by exporters, reevipts wud limited loeal lars were also jnelined to news For Canadian nd the arti- ele, to arrive, was Offered om teriua in faver of buyers, Sor meel were dail. ed Cora therm brands exbibit Wheat centinued heavy: ‘or of the purchaser, The ree was loss firm. and ti were oly made to ehange in other grai: was without change, and prices ruled {n favor of bu while sales were made to a fair extent steady, with a fair am im steady demand. whi about the seme Sugars continued fy on New (rieans, at full prie 4 Bool continued ant of rales. rd eeotinued le butter amd ehewse remalued uve, the treus Coffee continued firm, with moderate sales The an- poune+ment ple gegements were made wards nothing was do the arrival of the Hibernia, put reights Before the fact was know at about previous rai MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK BALK. Railroad, 104% ; 126 . Vv: B63 ; 30 do... sém., 204 5 ‘Best Boston Com Nov. 8— Brokers’ Bo.rd-9 shares Bonton and ailroad, 10554; 11 do id Cryo pend Railroad 91; 6 North. 1053 ; 10 do. aBud., Mt Ki 20 do , bém . 20; 15 Wostera pany. 13% ; 238 Vt. Central KR, No 2, Dividends, 2¢ ; 3 Boyiston Bank, 102; & Boston and Worereter Railroad, 08 ; 20 Coa- nectiout River Railroad, 0; 8 Tremont Bank 100i ; § Nashua aud Worcester Railroad, 52; 25 Portamouth Dry Dock. 5% ; 10 Eastern Railroad, 101 ; 20 Norfolk County Railroad. 86. 10d . 36 ; 4 36 10 do , #10d., 3636 ; 30 do, 0 do , 880d, 36; 10 do., 86% ; 38 mot inserted uniese wer of Prete Marriages, and Desthe are utacnticated and paid for Married. On the 31st ultimo, at the residence of John Phillips, Eaq .No. 8 Delaney street, Fanny, eldest daughter London, to Mr. 3. Sys by the Rev. 3S. M. Isnace, f of Solomon Aerons, Eaq., of ons, of the same place, Died, On Saturday, the 3d inst., Cuantxs Wastay Jounsen, in the 26th year of bi Johnrop. ia age, son of the late Caled ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respeot- fully invited to attend hix funeral this (Monday) terncon. at 2 o'clock from mother, 226 herry to Greenwood em MARITINE reet His remal: the residence of his will be taker for interm INTELLIGBNO eee Port of New ~~ Pelegrap ‘al news column Jur the lates) Marine Intolligenoe See cenert by maguetic telegra York, Nov. 5, 1829, 6 37| moon name... Arrived. Bhip Stephen F Austin, ton, ins, ke, to J B Bs Ki jaserd. » Me na Wi G lackson, New Orleans, 20 days, ‘Moss, Galveston, Oov 10, with eot- 7 & Co. ith eotton, Monn, Charleston, 5 days, with cotten, in acknowledging his public virtues. Gos 25, Lai The Vicar-General and Archdeacon of Mexico, pianly = has solemnly and oot excommunicated an |, Of Maxeasoro. almanac, published by J Gonzalez, and threat- wee oS oa! ens with exopmamronloation all who buy it of read B, loss waintopgaliant it—eny ing it contains celumnies against religion bad previously lous flying Jib- boom and jib. and outrages upon the priests. Sueh an excom- ae ot aoe Ghee tho en munication in the present age, is a good fortune | §' ig for any editor, Here now, for certain, 18 ima- | nac which is sure to sell well. Forbidden fruit is ao sweet! A terrible disease, called the bobo, has appeared at Vera Crez, havi beea known at Hava- na. It is represented as being very and worse than the cholera OUR SAN BLAS CORRESPONDENCE. Sam Bias, Mexico, Sept. 7, 1349. The United States mail steamer Oregon toached here to-day on her way to San Francisco. There are three vessels here with passengers trom the coast fer Coliforpia—two of these vessels came in in distress, and their passengers are scattered through this miserable place, some sick, and destitute of means or friends, and no possible way of geuing Two ot these are Chilean brigs; one of which, haviog 80 persous on board, from Valparaiso, struck a rock and put in leaking. ‘Lhe Oregon takes afew of the passengers. A French brig, also, from the coast, with forty pereons, bound to San Francisee, was lost a short distance from this sbout 4 month since, and every soul on board perished. [This is another re- port of the loss of this French vessel. Accounts previeusly received advised us of the eafety of more than halt of the passengers.— 2d. Hera: H ‘This is the mont sickly and pestilential hole on the Pacific coast, and 1 in all respects a fac smile of Chegres. There are upwards of fifty poor dew titute Chileans, Frewech, and a few Americans, wandering about without means, living upon the chanty of the watives, Extracts from Sunday Papers, (From the Dexpatob. of Yesterday | The Cowrier and Enquirer has, during the very | last week, committed blasphemy and avowed itself infidel. And the sin haw been of deliberate com- mission, too! The Cowrier virtually tells ita read- | ere that the religwn of Mahomet, as illostrated in the action of this pre neteenih ce: tary, 1s su the religion of Chriss, We withhold the our indignation at this open ty, on the part of men who claim to belong to, and who actually worship in the Protestant Eprscopal Charch, until we can coa- tule the bishops eunto belonging } Srranorxs in Naw You —Sinee our last wssne, | three t pd eta huudred aod eighty str have arrived at twenty fourcity hotels. OnjM Vs there were 667; on Turwday, 455; on Wedaesday, 629; on Thureday, 795; on Friday, 692, and on Serurday, 682. Of the t tive of the principal hotels: A 150; Irving, 582; Lovejoy’, 309 States, 257 Estimating that but oas-fifth oft fair to suppose that eighteen thousend four huv- dred strangers arrived in this city during last week It is beheved (we don't say that i isso) that Mise Predera Breiner is the guest of Miss Aane Ly ence of the ath,” the eaid steamers are wel filled with parsethhers. Mrs. Fenny he alas! that I should say #o— | gives her laet reading to-morrow morning. She | will depart for Pitteburgh, with at least five thou- send doilare ia her embroidered bag, the result of her four weeks inbors in Philadelphia If she had | been of a cold, ca'euleting, and mercenary nature, whe might bare doubled that amount; but being aa | angel, (oot thstand 9, hera ) pre fers to obey te imp: of her own generous heart, to the rapid eceumuletion of wealth Oa more than one cecasion, the whole proceeds of a night's reacing, (from 0 to 9500) have been | (ep to chariteble purposes. The proceeds of lnat 3 dey night’+ reading. fe the Rosive A sociation city Who knows the whereabouts of Father Mathew? | Tes Wicwita Sicven Minne —The Arkansas | papers give eceounts of the return of several ex. | ploring parties fr the Witehita Mountein instance, were given to | #@ sort of Magdalen so- | whieh report the discovery of silver mines Unis wi the Roeky Mountain pd a gold placer oa the One porty foned mexhaustible quantr ties of eilver ore ine hgh praine ridge. Toe Lie | tle Rock Democrat, of the 19th ult o:— | While in the W ta country, the party divided | —eome 40 wen remaining near a permanent camp, | designed for beadquariers ; while 21 went direct. | ly to the mountaime, vad the rest proceeded to Red | river. It wae thie purty whe brought io the ore The detachment who travelled to the mountains | encountered about 100) Wichita warriors, who made hostile demonstrat: pouing them to be | Caddoes—but on ascerta tre charseter of the strangers, they invited them to their wiilage, | where they entertained them fortwo days village was a new one, the old lodges, tur the mountaine, having been deserted, as thelr ey to Sefend agarmet the Cadd post ton was net . These Wichitos appeared friendly, but would not sllow their guests to proceed im the direction of the old villege, nor would they permit them to ex- periment @iih the sands of the etreame om their *- eiwity, Sone of the aand was obtained, however, and it reven view thet trom whieh a small quantity of gold Ware exiracted in Joly last understand thet the same party intend soon } 4 ated ten spe region eeain, with @ competent pereur their uvesuget py! i rt # in defiance of the celebrated Ameriosa poetess. There was painful ramor afloat yesterday that the swedi tee Consul had applied to Judge Betts, ot the S Court, for a writ of habeas corpus, the intent | being to bring Miss Frederica Bremer before the court, that she may testily whether or no held in anlewful duress by the said Aane Lyoel, her coadjutors or co-helpers, We de hope tat | thie little difficulty will be settled without an ay peal to the laws. Mise Anne Lyach mast give up the body of Frederica Bremer, if demanded in the way we have indicated ; but why not surrender ber volumtarily 1 ine the Mereury } Save or De ron’s Linnany.—The library of the late Dr. Houston, consisting of medical and miscellaneous works ot rare valwe, will be offre for sale by Cooley & Keese, corner of Broad way and Dey street, on the night of Friday next. (t Wiil prove an excellent opportunity for the t of thes estimable gentleman to obtain a keepwale The proceeds will be appropriated for the benelit his femily “Tur Paemivm Lian ’—This ie the startling herding to an article in the Trsbune, in which giver ¢ at ie ced fale je im the editorial of this days’ Alb: la Weare then assured that these falsehoods “eres fair sample of the lot, and of their seoue drelly nar ewurers.” Tobe the editor of ap zen political paper seems to demand a talent 9 chguardieea Eamenstion to lowa —It re estimated th en foorteen and fifteen hundred wagon croveed the Mississippi at this plage, withia the just five weeks, bringicg immigrant from Ohio, la | diane acd Hilinois, and ail of them seeking ty in lowa. They have generally gone to the new coveties on and west of the les Moines r where, we know, they will fiod land d oth agricultural advantages, equal te any in the world Allowing five persone to # Wagon, there bay croseed at thie place alone, between 7,000 4 8,000 persons. We are told’ that the same exia ordinary influx of immigrants hes taken pivee at allthe other crossings along the river Dubuque, | down to Keokuk. [t im, therefore, reasonable tc supe that from 30,000 to 50.000 persone wave been added to our population within the last moata and bali, and the ude is still preseumg towards | us — Darlington (lowa) Gazette. i Brix a W Wass (of Borton), Pendioton, Savaneab, Il jellow pins, to I and to} sehr Ret hallense, Fo Thom Sebr Richmond, Thorndike, Thomaston Nov 5—Wind at sunrise, W; a} moridiag, calm; a0 renee, aad light Poni ie, ‘Wasnine ce, Kendal |, Georgetown, DO, Now- "biscks oe Whee NO, with shinglos ith mdea, to ‘aveerson, Portin |. Oorace’ eaton, 4 4) ‘ings. Foreign Walis, Lueyn Baas of seamen Rudera, for Rio J Yalpa- tates, baad California, will lose ou Wednesday, Nov’, at the Exchange m= (07 Bachanae,) at 4 ‘loon. Leber ‘of steamer Muropa, fer Halifax and Lavcepeol, wil sore tet morrow (Tugeday ), Te te to elook. 1 b for all the Wees vet moll sseamer, eff seas on Monday, Nov 13, at fa , etter Rage of st emer Creeeens Cit . ae ‘Peesms and California, will slose Tasaday. ‘New Id, a0 orel atten Bage Paste, will of steamer Ohio, for Havana, Ow ‘eleso om Teeeday, 13th, “ageing All the above close at the at LZ o'eloel, ehange Keeding Koom, 67 Px- change, where letters can be prepeid te any part of the wonkd. Lorre B, Aj 1 PAG TA { steamer the above oils, Lb Hersia Corde Je Turas White Boston; abip Herman, Welsh, avid Pr Simm oled Mot ona,” from Home Ports. hrs Lam labor, Pe inher. Brae Rewer, Ber ehipe Temerne (ir), Pan TR pert- Shipe Sbew eres, vig leoman | 8 of steamer Budors, ne, he, wil close a8 Kenyon's, 9 rope, ae tomorrow (Paeeday), Ohm «7 Bage of wteamer Obio, for Hur will clote at Le above officn, Nov 13, at I Mars N w—Behr Orient (1 Rio Jamoire, 6 10 minuies to 4, & | Dh | Ds | Yope- | ‘all otreet, Wednoedey, Halifax amd Liverpeel, | Lei tors oan be prepaid to nny part of for the West I ok. ap thi Correspondence. —Arrved—Steamship Sheeds, Part i aoe nom, rilend: Frank, Co: att, Soule, a, tho Tho PK wer 6 Arcade * cave hor ote aad at Mooers, dive: Pho 14 days: Alphage, Brows, from St rine. br Cambridge, t Arr stee Roll Ve 4 hip Tanbol Wavevs, via mite fale | ry at Gardner, Stevens, for New York: David Nickels, for i; Texas, dives Ea Cderlvon, Gilkey, Joma, Look, fer NYo: Dimow, Davis, lig; Silse R Hand, aad ¥ oaton; eohire Jame” » Heren, for Phil» nok erly, for Providence. Mes? a , do; Mire Ucinp, de; Or —— 183 UP LETTBKS REMAINING IN THe NEW YORK Post Office, November 3, 1849. LY 'PUMLISHRE ONT C1ROVLATION. wontion the date of the List in whieh they are ad~ LADIRY List. A Andrews Caroline Akshuret Mrs. @ Atrestes Mrs AP Acidenne Madame Abbots 'atharine Ayres Mary A Mre A, Mor- Bien Cs ‘Karine MB PAPER MAvING 7. Lane Please vervised. rue de leghse = Aust Andrews Phebe eer street Baker Mre Banorofs Mary BO Beokoley Anne M Baker Mrs Thomes Bal: Sarak Butler drs Wo LW bad Cotharine adam A By re Joba, ker Mre Jove Bi, “ Brook Bri . Bolton re, Barelay reek erpee Brelegia B fo u arrouzhe Mrs Badeel Madam Barasidias,Greone st ° Care Mre MP = Carthoart Mrs A, Cutler Amanda Gain Kiley M Curtaine Cathacing Carrigan Mrs Sally Crillen Mrs W, York Connelly roe, Ch fi ‘Anne. Mots Crowley oer jars bey | Mrs, Seaa- C Cullen Aane Cr Ciancey M empha Mites Davis Mrs Revert Donnelly Cath's Daggert Caroline Deweov Marthe Dang! mM Eldor Cathrine Bagiesvon Ann Eletom Mrs @ » Francis Mise Wil- Freneh Miss, Green- Forsyth Miss B bomin Rod A, oth Mrs Geo ft freeman Sarah H Povighty An S Tee Finley re, 13uh st taxerald ugh Ellen Mre HO Gillet Harries B Gillesly Mary ry bran Bri all ory ane Bart Catherine—@ Morper Mire Ii P Haince Mrs 4B Hamilton Rebeces edges Juin Beli Hile Sarah B Hinds Aon Hoy Ste Sabina jo wok Jacodetttary T Knapp Julia Ann re jargares Muldoon Mary Munday Mary Murphy Cavnare Murphy M. Misweil aire 0, Oke thaw equaee Moen Miitaverh Moore Miss F, Oitg Hail Pines Moore Maria ® Harries | me Ee Macga’t Middlet or rene | Moore Mrs, Ith ob Mallia Mise Morse Kavioe @ M eee Mare Moore Mary 4 oy 4) Ragrath Mary = Molyvenx Mar’ MeAllee M - or sully Mrs Jes Meslameny MW MeBricn Kesey & N Baylor Jane Melson Bisa Nolen pty Neaney Ann Nichols Kiiwebeth Nenethy Elica Nivent Mrs Jan's Delon Naney Borris Miiaabem o O'Brien Aon O'Brien Jane O'Neil Nanoy ven Mevhor =O" bennell Mew O'Reuly Mary Ane O'Connor Biddy | O'Donnell Mary wonel U' Dowaell Homan? 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