The New York Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1849, Page 4

hat she was riding abead of the " je two minutes, and Perce her company was not agreeable, he Jeft ber; that she i met him oo the turapike once ‘and hed returned his salutation, but that it was beeause, slubted, she did not recognizs who it was; tedily refused to return his salutation; picture by his aunt, taken was twelve y old, and had passed an opin- that it was handsome; had changed her opinien ; had been introduced to him on a visit he hai ‘in company with his aunt, to her mother’s house; was not invited; had met him several times afver- pas, and bad some intimacy with him. young iad underwent a long examination, in ourse of which # note was produced and rea - d tober grandfather, Mr T L Ham he desired him to chastise Mr. Fite, comp! a pertivence, and the association of her ‘with bis amongst circles in Baltimore, This note w: read tothe Court. aud proved to be @ very spirited pro- duction. perma ae that Mr. Fite shouid be Lo or elee she would take the matter in Ap cadarit was introduced from Mrs. joey ot Phi- Iadelpbis. who was in the carriage with Mra. Levin at the time of the affair, which represented that Mr. Fite bad the carriage two or three times, looking in- to it on doing s0 in a very offensive and insulting msn- per That Mre Levin, indignant at his conduct, de- eired McMakin to stop his horse and punish him MoMakin first required Mre Levin to hold him harm- lees, and then the young was struck by both Mrs, Levin and Mc Makin. Mr. Hammonp, the grand-father of Miss Guest, was Called asd made rome statements as to what he had beard of the intercourse between Mr Fite and Miss ‘Guest, and that he had threatened, if Mr, Fite acted in an improper manner with reference to the use of Miss Guest's name, to switch him well. The cause of this ‘was the rumors that had reached him of various under- band methods resorted to by Mr. Fite, through ser- ‘Vapte and by prowling about the woods near the resi- dence of Miss Guest, to « a bad called on Mr. Fite’s father with re- fren to the matter, = that he had assured him that it on and he told iM getty Fs at sonrecly knew each other; Be rite that if bis son had spoken disrespectful of \ ietowt he would whip bim. Fite was recailed, and stated that he never said 8 going to be warried to Mixs Guest, and wanted her money to pay otf his debts; was alw: says Tespecttul to er, and she always courteous, and had acted like @ Jady to him; had purchased the Floral Dictionary so: time before Miss Guest obtained it; two month fore: did not get it to be prerented to her; did not mark the perteger ip it, and knew nothing about it; never said @vything to any person concerning Miss Guest; did not ‘pars Mrs. Levin's cerriave but twi Mire. Danixis testified Chat Miss Guest had beenunder her charge ax ber pupil; that upon one occasion they Were out together on horseback. and passing Mrs. Fite's place. when Thomasini (Miss Guest) asked the Servant in the gardeu for # sprig of geranium; the ser- Vant atked whet kiod she would have, and said he ‘would bring a boek from the house for her to choose from; he went and brought the book, and witness ob- ay by oper in it. asked if it was a letter; Chomasini peda ES war oply some quotations,” Miss Guest afterwarde gave the book and papers into wita beequently asked peasion, ani egein and rode off with it, though Mrs, Fite on seeing ber take out the paper. begged her to return it to oy Miss Guest in a girlish troiie refused to give w) peper; Mre Levin said, on one occasion that ft ahe Saeehi Mr Fite prowling about the house, she would jtate at shooting him with # pistol Mr. Daniels tertiied to some minor facts in the case; be represent the indignation of the friends of Miss Guest upon discovering the paper of quotations and learning the rumors in reiation to efforts made by Mr. Fite. through rervante, &c., to accomplisa en intimacy and correspondence with Miss Ciuest. suepicion of a plot to effect a runaway match; ascertained that many of these rumors were not true. (in the course of the examination of th Levin exclaimed. in au under tone, ‘thi reached the ear of the witness, however, ed the protectien of the court against the insolence of Mr. Levin. it was expleined by counsel that the re- mark of Mr. Levin applied to the statement which had Deen made reiative to the association of the young dady with Mr Fite) Z ind, Domed Broncrn, was called to the stand, who stated that his mother and himself bad been invited to spend some months at Mr. Fice’s house; that while there, be copied the extracts from the book which bad troduced. and laid the paper onthe book; he wrote them without ibe knowledge of young Fite, and Signed them with bis initials without authority; did it for a frotic; his wother and aunt saw the paper; knew ‘the Dock war for Mise Gist; understood it was brought from Baltimore for ber, Mra Fire stated that she recelved an invitation to visit Mrs. Levin, aud took Henry with her; he was not invited ‘The case was closed here and submitted to the court without argumen’, with the simple remark that the as- It was proved again-t both the parties charged, the idence in mitication being left to the bench, The decision of the court was held over. As® matter cf course. this pugnacio ir has af- do subject for town talk The whole matter seems to have grown out of the almighty dollar—out ‘of fears that @ young man who had been civil to a ze ng lady had his sye oo her Land, sod his heart in F pocket—and. judcing from the spirit and chivalric ‘tome of the lady before court, aod an inspection of her obarme of form aod feature, there was doubtless much Foom for the suspicion, DIXON. Breme n Notice is hereby given, that the November, December and January trips from New \ ork, by Southampton, to Bremen and beck. will not be performed by t! ¢ mail Hoyer Washington” and “Hermann,” owing to their porary withdrawal, for repair, by the proprietors of 4 that. iu consequence, ti any should be prepaid to the ex gic rate, being the United States share of she portag and the residue of the postage should be the better to enable said letters te be con- | ‘eats the Cunard steamers, under the postal treaty | With Great Britain. A “closed mail.’ however. will be | made up and sent, once a month, from New York to Bremen, te transport all letters for Germany, om which the entire portage is unpaid of on which the postage to Bremen, or to destination in Germany, is prepaid. J COLLAMER, Postmaster General. Post 01 ® Deranruent, Now 21, 1849 CITY TRADE REPORT. Tuvnsvar, Nov. 22—6 P.M. ‘There was more doing in cotton to-day, and sales ‘wore freely made for shipment, but at rates which fa- vored the buyer. Gulf cottons were in good demand, Dut transactions ran mostly on uplands, which were in Detter supply. In flour there war some better feeling and rome rpeculative rales, wilh more doing for export. Cenadian continued in fair request, at steady prices. ‘There was s good inquiry, also, for the east ward and for ‘the local trade. and the murket closed firm. Southern continued dull, and prices inclived todroop Rye flour was firm, and corn meal was heavy. In wheat there wer o fair show of camples, but the prices of bolders ‘were above the views of millers. Sales of Canadian ‘Wore pretty freviy made in bond, at rates stated below. Corn continued dull aud prices were low, with a mode rate demand for the East aud for distilling Kye con- tinued dull. Bariey was firmer Oats were in good demand, and prices firm. The pork market was heavy. and prices unwitied There was more Goto 0 Deef, at rather easier rates > tes Butter dull * and with te the toe was |i peatly all in first hands had been pur. chases i Asnns— ‘There was a fair demand for pei tales of 60 bbis. were made at $6 Ot $6 Tha $6 and 100 bbls, pote | Fiour— The transactions reached 20. ng ine at $4 a $425, voor, at $4125 Stute at $4 60 9 $4 6254; common d Indiana at $4 62% © $4 76; Indians aod Obio, at $4 76 @ $4 81; straight State choice 81 at ri sia $4 s no, at $5 76 eo 65, ood extra at $6 Ory © 65 Incladed In the “were 3.600 bbie Canndinn at $4 aleo 3.000 bbis 0: 0, Feperted for export. Seurhern Flour 600 bble wold at $5 18 @ $5 OT for common to good brands. Rye Flour = WO Bole. wold at $3 Corn Meal ‘The gales tooluded 100 bbie, Jersey, ot $5.0 $9 12% Buckwheat wan better; Gales of 100 bags at $1 75 a $2, and bbls, at $3 508 $4. Frost's emand. at O24e per 25 Ib. bags a we Rouben n mine Jow, at Oe | y nixed, at 62590 100 bushels prime four snd 600 bushels prime two rowed at Salex of Northerp at dic, a 420. Southern at B13ge , and Jerry at ute @ 0c # have pu of 3.000 aren wd freely to day, but bales wer: t in requ Gulf cotter bapge their sbor god comp ve cheapa are chief wpla Strictly goed ta ° ere with great difhouity wold to Livearoot CLassvieation Inferior Ordinary Good ¢ Midding Good Middiing * 1 Mia: D aherse at 2 cotton Was taken wt} trm trom bbe. to 6 Provisions —F 44.0 $10 60 for mene, and $8 9 $844 for pei clear @t $12) Reef Bales iociuded 14000 ob* coun try, at $6 for prime, and $875 for mere p me mat Sif a $i6 cut meats were dai ate end rhowider Hatter was ¢ ply prime dairi The market was steady and low pr and quiet, with { Ohio, at 2i¢; Grudge wee at 26626 )40.,1ime wad juterest Recetots of Prov 7 Hutwon Rover Lines, This Day Flour, +t . bite... Corw, bush. 4 ‘Wheat, do. ‘ Whiskey, do | Date, 40.6.6. 6. 6,000 Chere, boxes. + 2900 | MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. Bosron, Nov. 21, 160— At duction—16 she Boston Providence Rutiroad, ae 1 “do. Lawrence Manfacturi Steam Mills Granite do. tile Marine to) $0. Brokers oard” 20 sha Old Colon 80 do, Heading Railroad «10d, 13% Ido, and Montreal Railroad, 87; 8 a, mouth Railroad, $94; 1 do. 79% 9 96,129 do,” Eat, Bosto aul do. do, ie Railroad, 76!, joaton, Concor Saco and Ports wereee Peflenad, ict 34M: Sib) Nort fix’ County. Watlront Bas spat " many Board-13 shares Gt. rard, 12) Sig a " irerd, iat ie 1000 dos Sic aloe Bk Tena, 51; $2109 Lehigh & ©, 56) peramons, Ver, 21—First Borrd—$200) U States 6s. ‘67, 114: $1000 Baltimore, '70, 14g: 1200 do. 103%4: $1000 ryland quar asa Br rine Bink 2534; 2 do. aah Baltimore and ty Ont i Railroad, 49; 9 Married, On the 21st instant, by the Rey. Mr, Geissenhaiuer, ag Aveusta Heatn to Mr. Wat. Finpeae, all of this o rs Baltimore, on the 18th instant, Mr. Fxancis Lanaty to Dire. Many Bannon, all of Washington city, At Baltimore, on the 2d instant, Mr. Joan Burke, of Cumberland. to Anx, second daughter of Thomas Burke, of Milltown, County Rossommon, Ireland, Died, On Wednesday evening, 2ist instant. of remittent fever, Cuances Kpcan, son of Robert and Mary Dunn, aged 4 years, 10 months, and 1 day. ir sweet boy hath weft us ; *Yis God who hath bereft us; ‘Tis He alone our wounded hearts can heal. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to accompany the remains to Greenwood Cemetery, this (kriday, Nov. 23) afternoon. at 1 o'clock, from No. 62 Avenue D. On the morning of the 2ist instant, Mr. Marrurw Shaw, in the 58th year of his His relatives and friends are invited to attend his faneral, from the houre of Mr. Charles Cunningham, on the corner of Twenty seventh street and Eighth avenue, this (Friday) afternoon at ene o'clock. His Temains wiil be taken to Greenwood Cemetery On Wednerday, 2lst instant, of consumption, Mr. Cuakies Wriraken, late of Harmony Hall, Contre street, aged 26 years. The friends and acquaintances of the family are in- vited to attend bis funeral, from the residence of his mother, No, 338 Hudson street, this day, (Kriday, 234 instant) at2P.M His remains will be taken to Green- wood Cemetery for interment On Thuredag evening the 22d instant, Maacaner Kerman, in the 22d year of her age, from the county of Latrim parish of Cerigajlon, lands ot Deamuccha. Her funeral will take place this (Friday) afternoon, & lo’clock, from the residence of her uncle, Patrick Cassidy, No.'269 East Twenty-fifth street, near Second avenue. Her friends aad acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend. Afilictions sore long time she bore, Physicians tried in vain, Till God was pleased to give her ease, And free ber from her pain, Farewell, my friends I love so dear, 1am not dead but siveping her As | am now so you must Prepare for death, and follow m At Deerfield, Mass ,on the 12th instant, Dr. Josern Goonnvr, formerly @ surgeon in the United States Army, and stationed for several years at Portsmouth N. At New Haven, on the 20th instant, Hon. Jonny ©. Lewis, late Speaker of the Connecticut House ef Repre- sentatives AtPortrmouth, on the 17th instant, Mrs. M. Ans Horsiey, in the 52d year of her age, widow of y, U_8.N.. of Norfolk, Va. At Carrollton, (La.) on the Llth instant, Ronexr McGreconr, & native of Scotland, in the 42d year of his ~~ Telegraphic. Bee xem we column tor the latest Marino Intelligence by pod telegraph. c er (phe), peoteni as Teo Grinnell, Min- tt Clintém, Punk, & Ritoh: To- New Orl St Marks, &o. E DH Neauith fk Wateh, Taabel a, MoKeo, do, do: ¥ 7 Brig Detroit, Atwater, San Francisco, D L Sayre: Carl Dederick (Old), Brane Jacmel, WM Freeman & Co; Prince Royal (Br), Wainwright, Bermuda, W A F Davenport; ‘Ko: negli ‘Cry el), Pensacola Buck & Co} . Jacksonville; North iarolings ya. Jo Waldeom, Te, Gloucester; Harvard. Baker By New York, Jones, New Haven. Arrived. Brig Osceola (of New Bed‘ord): Daker, Malags, 32 dy parsed Gibraltar Oct 24, * me Inet, iat 38 30, lon 63.30, saw a Urig, suppored te be t Taland, trom Malaga for New Yorks and a Sw brig fro in compan Brig (Br), Pitt, Hamilton, Bermuda, 6 da: Dallast, te Tucker & Lightbourne, (On Friday last, on Harbor, shipped a soa which aylis, Vi . ry, Virginia, in Waterm wry, iceinte, 8 days. ig m2 a Sehr Step Sehr Bergen, Col Foster, Unerrynel Behr Hriec Oneruhill, Newvurspor *, m Hamilton, Bermuda, 9 days. rinuda. incuer (pit). Liverpool; ‘oka. Baltimora: bark Eliza-" NF; Atta- Noy 22—Wind at sunri jot, do, avoamer Isabel ( Verals office, on Saturday, verner, for Charleste “Letter lage of steamer Awerion, for Halifax and Liver- pock, will clove at tie Herald office on Wednesday, 23ch, at bait past 1 Letters ean he prepald at the Herald office to any part of r1é All Ir ttors teceived for railing packets for Europe cents each; Bre spapers vue cent Lerren Baroy for Havens, per atenmer Teabel (from | Charlerten), will cise at the Exchanee Reading Room (67 r ay, 24 alf- nast 3,and of steamer er Atwerion, for Liverpool, will close the usual hour. Letters cau be pre- sday nex Gertination Heraid Marine Correspondence, Prinanecenta, Nov 2 4 PM—Arrived-Sehre Penta, Presborg, Elk River; # ic paid t Peck, Charleston: barks hip ond was being taken Ot. —[ Provieence Transeript, Nov 2 The Flymouth Rook of the 2ist tis ashore ou Sal us learn any particulars from. er where bound. From the fact that lar Oranges Bnd lemens have drifed upon oUF beach, it is pre- od abe is Loaded wich frm TeAMaHTP RerUnitc, Hobbs, which loft for Baltimore on Friday Inst, retui noraing, DAVINg experienced ® heavy N compalling ber to ern then fhamileson hee voy wnderetend from heavy NE bi anobor for Los an, (hefors holm, and is by'le f N The tank buoys been removed, and epars pot we Bid from New Bedford, 2 Spome ergo Henry, of New ¥ onnovin (Africs), Sept 18—Arr bark Léboria Packet, ney we, Baitumere, Ninc Po, Aug 20—Ship Great Britain, Dearborn, from Bom! Hos une. 1—Ship Charleston, Barstow, from Bal- via x rk; te Vie ae ork; brigs Victo june} sch Gasel Boston, Nov. 2 ed anton, Liverpool, via Hal a, 59884 ton’, )Johbent, 1 ong Kong and Cantoi er, Cay wn, ', am it Indies Wadi ia 8 lade); Fltu Eli ia’ Noxfo! ung: Rana, C Philad: Cente (at Tah ‘ben, iy uy Robert Hooper: Shite lo Mauran: is. Ba.tinon®, Nov. 2l~Arr. Br brig 8 sng Davi 01 brigs Gee Ryan; siege black; 32 are ia fake out pee moras; Rach; Nick hrs Carol rt; Baltimore, Sl Me ‘Yor! er Cambridge reports off Annapolis « herm. brig, bou is, farther Frsderics » Hubbard, Kings ‘Ann Smith, yor sctiy Mewit is Bathe all ones heck hip of about 300 tons paint; te exraphic numbers; con ip Cambria (Br) w, of this port, ti Baltic; Chas Devens: Nashua; Wm F Safford, Ma- Catha Sultana’ Whivuer, sth, brig Portiand, Beott, do, NYork. Cld 17th, yy. Savannah; ris b evanes ih, Giles Madam Vv: Gilmartan Cath’e (ary Ana Hartt Margaret Hi Harrie Mre Jos D Hie na Haanah Margaret Hendvraon ‘Sarah att | tadden Mary ‘Hicks Mrs, 7that stats | Meneres Marthe Mrs ee Hogan Jane Hooley Cathorina I ham atr J MrsWF Jones Sarah Joshlin Ji St'vns Johns Jokni K Kethlor Mad Loulsa Kelly Miss Mi Kelly Elizabeth Kens Fanny’ Kelly Mya M eany Bridget, ing Gu guterae Kenay Bricget Kennan Morgaret Keegan Elizabeth Kelly Maria Law Catherine Gennum, Me, seme Greve Hae Marrares Grete 3 Jane, WaterGibbe Binina I saaceon i, Chat- Irwin Mary Jai 00 Sn Louise ~~ fee ibert A¥ ve onsale fomore Gordon Rebecos joran Mi to Me oa roe at Angoldsby Marg’t Joh MG ie Johvson Gr: Jollif Susan Bilare Cath'ne Kined gl 5294 S ridgot Knight Mis Nath'al kimee Anne Steamer Herald reports about 90 sail of vessclerin the bay Took Mi els them two Boecon barks: of North Polat. ach Rich ed | 1 4 Kock wood Bilen orden, and snather unknown. » Clay enham, Wyle, Falmonth, E, and a market. "Sid, Br brig Belle, Bell, for W erie Hepmt ee Inn a parent Margaret Loch wood Mi gyneh Elizabeth CHARLYaTON, Noy 18—Arr ship Columbia, Setser, N'York; Bis bark Serta Charlonte Harrison (BE), Mel Sag one wrnerar Kae Ranke & re, N¥ork; Duchess (Br), Nelvo © Gilmore, Eldridge, Borton, In th oad p Banube, | Malo MrsSimon, Sth Monning ane, Murphy Mere Chase, NYork. a ip Amelia, A, Avenue Maxwell ue ret Murp! phy Mores: Gravcesten, Noy Hare sche Baste, Thomas, NYork for | Mackie Lucy oe Magrath ae, HrenMutvile Mapraret 's Hone, Nov 20—No arrivals. Arr yesterday in c en Ma: t Me: the storm, fer Avoade Melourdy, lndelphis, for Boston; | Mal Oragest Magaughran Bridget Mil Cygnet, K Markham Bridget ret Mill Maroon Mre 8 Ric ” Huseoll. do. fer Nant Ey ty (for Edcariow lexandria, for Boston. u port, at LAM. barks A Gracie; Lucy Ell Euphrates, (Br): Tradella Mystic, also schr Samuel rel Y Hanirorn, Nov 0—Arr schr J G Baldwin, Cla Homer; ntne Mystic, , Churchill, dr, for itingham, ‘aise are, bark Al Pioneer; Rubicsn; Pizarro; Susan; : brigs Ava; ase, do, for rs Canary for Bangor Maguire Fevignt Metealfe Letitia, 2 Miles Lon Mill A Minor or ars DK Mott Mes, Physicia Morris Maria E Monaghan Margaret Mer t Mery Zz Motrin Anne P Mack Catharine Macle Agnes armion Mary | Mulligan Bridget fanion Mise Be Me McCain Sarah ‘McCarthy Anasta- MoClond Mrs, ash, Washington st MsDonnough Cath McConnell Fanny A McElroy Catherine . Phila- | MeDermott Belinda Moflhone Sarah delphi. Sid schrs Uncas, Bates, NYork; 2lst, Rival, Farn- | McDonald El MoGirr Catherine ham, do. MeDonnongh Laura McGowan Mary Tarwns, Del, Nov 2l, 6; PM—The bark which came in thie | MoKiligoteMare’t MoCl ‘Mary morning turns out to'be the Oak, from Boston, which \ McGrath Bridget | Wal'ace The anchorage at noon for the cliy. The bark Huntingdon, | Metab MeKenley Mary A from Baltimore. came in this evening, and is now in the | MeCowen Eliza © MoLoarn Mary roadatead. Nothing since moraing from Tascarors. | MeDonal Bridgte Season) Elisa the N._ Weather fuir and ploasat coounte from In morslag, Fopresenting the chances for getting ined socarn | Besle Bites Necteran Mee Jer afloat to be decidedly favorable, Her cargo i# being oes Bhs get charged and in about two days, weather permitting, the | Naughton Anne eary Agnes Wreckers, think she will be gob off. A schooner loaded with Nagle Susan o merchandise and the passengers’ baggage from the Tis now | , 4 will depart for Philadelphia about 1 | Geld-O'eal MacHiAs, Richard Ingerso} bets, NYork. La Ontvana, Now York; wn ai kins, alban: Posed for Bhiladelph Newsunereas, Nev 17-Sid schre Mary © Ames, Small, Porto Ries P New Lo’ mown , I No 200d beige Partar (Be), WI sel, Achilles (Sw), Nellebs, Opera re, Portland. EWPORT. th. Francis, Nickerson, Almy Mozart ond Je John ear, Erie Ch AND, Nov 20—Arr brig Sodrscceg leon, Wins uTM, Nov 19—Are Brig Ooh. Ch ce, Nov 20—Cld bark Rhode he Plomme: 1 Philadelphia, 's0— arr sche Horatio Cld big Nepo Bld echr Pocahontas Harris, NYork. Baten, Co vied BE Ma Freeze, ‘1Wth, brig Lucy Atwoo Boston; Alario, Pi tim. M_MeDermott, G Gribbin, WOH Thornbu ZA Freene, WT R Austin, § Paynesd Nichola, We ol Hiteeoot, JP G ‘Tiner, M Joseph. J re W Lindsay ‘J Moore, M Hapby, Abbovt Mrs B Ackens Sc a Anderson Jolie B D hin ary | Abbout Kate + | Bore Mre Alext anchard Mrs reoy Mre Rawd Bre Ls tin We Cain Bridget Carint Modem Car i Lenore Inman Mory ynews Mw Leekman at ges W Hi N'D Meoks, PP Low nm, Ded Franklin, J Behe ds Bentord, BA Har 3,0, Lepeher, J Gallaher. R ¢ Ron . Mr err, Goby, J Britta Boothe, M Durkin, C Gardner, Jamiso ‘ereg, HM doyle, J © Fravkli 4 nnor JF ae LADIES’ List. A Bridest Mrs, Barnum Ano M Barrett Bridget Beatty Maciiaa en Daniel or W Louies is Bernott ®ary Bishop Mary Bridger Sopain R aye “ oc Charles Mrs Peter Clerk Bliew rine Mie CrossClark Mary Carroll Mrs Correll Bridget poun Mary an Aon Sellem Cherry Ann Cherwor h Gertrude Comnoily Bnew onlin Bridewt Conner Homers Conway dau Jhine Seek Deiapp Oatlaoy 4 L ‘Ayres, a Gerara, Lindsey, 8 C Tool, ny SC Toon Sr, B enews, Pu Le ed J ha Wind very light from 8$W, and Le Nov M—Arr kta Bingpelé, Loomis, NYork; Re- ‘ohm Miles, NYork; 16*h, brig Boston, to load for Havana. Sld 9th, schrs Talbot, Jobnson, NYork; 12 h, Eliza Hupper, Robbins, East Machins, to finish ldg for NYerk; Wreath, Ames, Nov 20—Arr echrs Martha Washington, Morse, Phi- — £, Portsmouth: vr, NYork. cla 7th. se | nN h, brigs Rainbow, Stackpole Bar. Boston; 20th, schr ES P W Lexan Ke! 4 C Morrell, J Fulto: L Lepope, P N Tivallier, WH Soot! hip Marthe— Albert Dibble, Themes G phos Pieri, Win 8 Osbrey, George Kincaid, Bash Julia A Butler Mrs Boras Br Bridget Boyle M - yie Mar — das ‘4 Corrigan Julie Lomney Bridgat Mite Kenny ray Ma Sontta rw oGilveay, Liv~ brig Shamrock, Nonwicn, Nov l7~ Arr rigs Foster, Lovitt, Charleston; sche Superb Roger mther, Som- 1, Bennett, Fall River f Sid fidence, Havana; Mary Stauton (fr mn; sohr Emeline (from Surinam), do; mpon, Nov 10—Arr echr Thos Petib bar: New Haven, Nov 20—Arr sloop Benjamin Franklin. Haw- Sid sehr Mount Vernon, Drink ay c. New Bepronn, Nov 2—Sid E "6 ‘ouch, N York; cna Nov sehre Gre Meridian. Lowry. "vortanexthe NA; Copria, Sears, Boston. 1 York, K Col L Smith, avy Bliath her Anna M Mre,% ONem Bridget ORs O'Connell i Margaret ‘Oltz Mi O'Donnell Bridget Parks Mary Anup Parker ey ann Patter H Penn Mary Ann ‘ib- Perr: Prior Mary E Power Anne a Quirk Mary Quirk Bridget bas oy Riek (Wil- Reet Read irs Edward Ellen Maris Helly Catharine Reilly Catharine Reynolds Mary Richards fs Bisa ry Sara! Riley Adelaide Rogers Mary Kaflert, re Bipat Bietght Cat ewar! Smith Eunice Bievens Agnie © Bmith Eats Enedeker Mra JnoJ Smyth joy Ellen Sk nk Mary Ann Baffell Magdel's Shanley Mre Bloo Bi ott aBE 2 . : abella Rose, » NYork for Tey Tat a herm ‘Tract Catharin ‘aylor len toby Minerva, Wright, NYork: | Tailor Misa Uadin | Tune Atwood, Dighton; schrs ite Mise (Mar- = yer Margery A st Talbot Mrs John ‘Tailor Louisa Untick Margaret M Clark ham Van Sawn Miss Vow Mrs at | “Wocrt”™ ™" Cftttaent} ya Mise C x» Wie i los Mi wa SY Wise Mrs Tetty athored Mre M Winter tea, om, | Waleh Mrs James Williams Miss ¥ | Young Mrs Jeanctte Zeller Mra Mary J 0 Adams Geo F t Dr Lucius Jas Wia Benry P Adam Caries |x | Akerly KC | Alber Jas Alexander Geo Aleock Job Alexance Atien Je LM Alice wma Kebert Anderson John Atwood Honry o | Avererombie Robe | aiane Dauiel Kobert dams Geo cy © Andrews W B Bache Nicholas Baker Michael Brady Mork | beoon & F | biather Jorepht Blanchard 3 Blake Marhiag Baldwin Geo B Banvon das Brennan John Bs Borte George B Brogen John Blew Avher Brovkly G Bogert Briscce Bo Wm Bishop Capt John Biver Brasy Micha, Bagley Kicpard Bincs rn M Hod kovert Brown Thoimae Broce Band +t Coneton Jove ps aa Camprell, Banover spilt dae ar Mone Cop or . 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