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u^hi to hive induced such a remark ; h* *u 1
treauo with e?me respect by me, and I should '
harp be#n glad if he nad not given me cauae to
apeak of him in sorre other way
Tlie fiiH intimation wtnch 1 had of the existence
ot the letter m hich baa been attributed to
Mr Sewaid, wnstrom the Hon. John A Collier,
vho, meeting me in the Capitol, remarked to me
that Mr. Sew.ird had written a letter to a gentleman
in the western part of the State, id which he
UM-d the langunge quoted above ; Mr. C v'ier reCited
this Un^uece to me as accurately as he
cou.d do so tr? m recollection During the next
d*y, 1 called at Mr Collier's ofiice, when he produced
a letter which he said he had received from
* ntlemnn residing in the wt stern pnrt of the
State, and which contained the extract referred to.
Mi. Coiner (hen trim ttie extiact to me from this
WOW- Having read ll, he remarked to me that
the gentleman wno received me letter irom iwr.
Reward had shov n it to a friend, and that this
irirtiri. to whom nf hud fhown it, had copied from
SweirtMrtne extract wiiicb 1 have published in
tiie Herald. Mr. Collier then remarked thai lis
had no doubt about the auiheuiiciiy of ti>? 'j^ter .
be had, he saiii, entire confidence in the gentleman
from whom 'y<* hadreceived the letter which
he held m Iw* hand, and which contained the exlitttt
r^ried to, Mr. Collier gave me tins m'orwiBtion
at my own earnest solicitation.
On enquuy, I ascertained that it was generally
believed in certain political circles, that Mr. Sew?rd
hod written men a letter. Am<>nJ> other eentlemen
who informed me that he ha?i heard of this
letter, was the Hon. John T Bosh, Buffalo.no w
a Senator of this State. Tbi Hon. Charles B.
fc>n w urt, State Lngiiuer, d'.co miouned nie that
Mr. Sewaid had wtitter? such a letter, and that he
Had written it to Mr. s*th C Hawley, of Buffalo.
Mr Stewart repeatt'l, tome the wordsof the extract,
n|i copied (rem tl? e original letter, as near as he
wet. able to do so from recollection. 1 found that
the w ords, &r repeated t>y hnn, corresponded preci^ly
wut-, the words as read to me by Mr.
Collier. Mr Stewart remarked to me that he was
well ? cquaiuted with the gentleman who copied
'be extract from Mr. Sew aid's letter; he (Mr.
wait) would not name him, but he was a resectable
lawjfr, residu g in Buffalo. [I have since
been uifoimtd by a friend that the gentleman here
alluded to, who copied the e^iract Irom Mr. Seward'*
letter, wast' S. Miicomber, Esq., of Buffalo.]
lie, (Mr. Siewtu.) had been luformed that
, the gentleman who copied the extract had seen
Gov Sewaid's denial in the Albany Journal, and
Hut, it neceesery, he would make an affidavit of
the following lac t--; That Mr. Hawley showed him
(Mr. Maconibei) a letter, and infoimed him that
he (V* llawltj) had received it Irom Gov. Se
ward ; itiat Mr Hawley letl tne letter in nis ^.vir.
Macomber'e) possession, and thut he copied the
extract refened to, from ti e letter.
Mr. Stewart tlit n proceeded to say that Mr. Seward's
denial was incomprehensible to him; he
could not account lor it, because this gentleman
<N]r. Macomber) who copied the extract, had declared
'hat it it was necessary he would make an
affidavit of the facte, as above stated.
This is the authority on which 1 made the statement
in the Htruld, over my own signature ; there
if, ol course, a mystery abojt the affair, and I
8'rrntly suspect that it will be cleared up. Messrs.
Collier, 15ueh and Su wart, are not ihe kind of men
who " dupe" people. 1 respecifully submit, that
the above statement r< lieves ine Irom all responsibility
in this matter I beg leave to say, that Mr.
Stewart is out of town, and that I would not have
nent'on?d his name without his consent, if the
denial of Mr. Hawley did not force me to do it.
If, as I hin informed, Mr. Macomber is the gentleman
who copied the extract, I call on him to
come forward ?nd give a history of the facts as
they occurred. I also call on other gentlemen,
who are implicated in this matter, (and whom I
can name,) to come forward arid clear up the mystery.
The solution of it will probably be, that Seward,
in writing this letter to Hawley, (if he wrote
any at all,) did not use the language attributed to
him, in reference to Collier's election to the office
ctV. S. Senator, but in reference to his appointment
to a i lace in Taylor's cabinet, or ro his success
generally, as a candidate for any ofiica under
Tt.jlor'6 administration. Seward, you will observe,
may have used thiB language in a letter to
Hawley, and may l ave been too cunning to allude
to the question of Senato- at all. lie believed, no
doubt, that Hawley understood what he was driving
at. But the mj stery w ill be cleared up.
Ai.other Letter of Captain J. L.. Kolsoin to
Utneral Jcsup.
San K**nci?( o. California )
October 8, 1848. (
g After the long semi-official letter wnish I fend to
you at this time, in reUtion to the gol l mines of this
coun'.ry, 1 ha*e little mere to lay upon that topio at
present; and that little relates to the effect or these
d.t covetnpon the business of the country and the
xntans of living.
The price* or J*bor here will create aurprine in the
Ui utd States. Kunnaksi, or Sandwich inlanders. the
wont of laberers. are now emp ojed constantly about I
tinri In (toriEg and Jandicg merchandise at a dollar
c? Ut ur rirn ; toa me ihobi inaiuereni laoorersare
k;r?d by the week together it fix or right dollar" per
day Mechanics obtain. when employed by the day.
*Vht or ten drllats |-?t day. and by tbe month about
u. Id afew days, a? the sickly ^won if over. I presume
wages will advance, for most of the laboring
clasps aie returning to the mines.
It is impossible to give you a fair idea of the insuperable
d)fln:ultien we all meet with in any builnesa
which we are called upon to do. 1 can be?t effect this,
however, by stating facta for your information I have
just completed tbe repairs upon a Government lighter,
preparatory to discharging the cargo of the transport
ship Huntress. I attempted to hire a lighter to effect
this, but could not get odc capable of containing one
bundled and twenty barrel#, manned by two m?n,
short of fifty dollars per day. J hare had tbe mister
ot ihe Government lighter employed for several days
In getting a crew for her : and wben he ef^r* eighty
del ars per month for Jailers, he la laughed at. and
told that a man can get tbat amount In the mines in
one day ! A few days since I rent a wagon matter to
employ some men to banule stores in the public warehouse
After searcsing about the town in rain, for
tevtial hours, he taw a man on tbe dock who he Mt
svre of getting, for the individual in question did not
set m to be blessed with a led&ndancy of this world's
gtcr. He was wealing a slouched hat without a
crown, a dilapidated buckskin huuticg shirt. or frock,
a vtry uncUanly red-woollen shirt, with pantaloons
banging in tatters, and his feet bad an apology for a
covering in one old shoe, and one old buckskin mocast
in, fadly the worse for wear and old age. When
asked if he wanted employment, he replied in the
affirmative; and as the young man was proceeding to
tevl bini what he wished to have bim do. he was interrupted
with, 'Mt is not that kind of work, sir, that I
want, (at the same time taking a bag containing
about two quarto of gold dust from hia buckskin shirt.)
1 want to work in the mine*, sir. Look here, stranger.
do yen see tkls ' This bag contains gold dnat;
and do you supp-fe 1 an to make a damned nigger of
niyfelf. handling boxes and barrels for eight or ten
dollar* per daj ? I should think not. stranger !" And
or frit ud lelt in a most contemptuous mtnscr. Nor
was thu a solitary instance of like conduct; they occur
daily and hourly in this village.
All fcoitt ol labor is gol at enormous rates of compt nr.ation.
Common clerks and talesmen. In the stores
abcat town. often itceive a? high at J.? .'>uu and their
V aid. The clerk now in my office is a young boy,
who, until a few week* siuee. was a private of volunteer#
and 1 am cow paying him fl.600 per annum
This wiil n< t appesr high when I tell you that I have
just seen npon ti? titbit a wa-h biil maae out and paid,
at the rate of eight dollars per dozen; and that almost
every thing else is a', corresponding prices. The principal
waiter in the hotel wnere I board, is p?id $1,700
jxrjear and stvtral others from Jil.2ixi to >1 600 ! I
loitunately Lave an Indian boy. or 1 shou.dbe faroed
to clean my own boots, for 1 could not employ a good
body servant for the full amount ot tny salary as a government
ifflcer. It will be impossible for any army
?flicerto live here upon his pay, without becoming
si idly in pcvi rish< d tor his time is not his o* n to enter
upon business, and although he might have money,
bis opportunities for making it useful to him nr.-tew,
unless be invests it in real estate Unless something
Is done, i am unable to see how il is possible for offlosrs.
livtcg upon the salaries granted by Uw to Military
ZLe n. to sU| port themselves in thin country I believe
very army fficer in California, with oneor twoexceptlcns,
would have resigned last summer, could they
bave done it and b'en l'r?e at ( nee to commence f r
tin mselves But the war was not then terminated,
abd no one could hope to communicate with Wasbiaxtob
remrpobdents. *o get an answer in less than six.
and perhaps ten months For some time last summer,
( Aug jet and July ) the < Dicers at Monterey were entirely
without servauts; mil the Governor (Colonel
Mason) actually look his turn in rooking for hi* uiess. |
Unless si>me prou^t action is taken to pay both oflijers {
and men serving in this country, in proportion to the
unavoidable expenres to be incurred, the former w.U
resign, and tne latter ?i>l desert; ard it will be impossible
to maintain a mill Lai.v f< rce in < aiifornia It cannot
be expect*d that officers will devote their services
to'he government at a rate of compensation whioh
will not enable tbem to employ a servant, to say
nothing of living in such a (banner ai m?y become
their eiation, and it is utterly impossibv to doit in
Caitlornia. upon the salaries allowed by law
The channels for correspondence have heretofore
b. en so lew. that I have not written you in relation to
this country and its resouicss; but as I have no* the
B.eucs cl transmitting letters across Mexico via Makatlan
I rbail take every occasion to make you acquaint*
d with the country, and such events ai transpire
on the com t by a series ot semi official d"iamunieations
and reports At present I have but little time j
to devote to it and it must suffice to say. that I looll |
upon < alilornia as perhaps the richest mineral country j
tin the globe, I have written you at great length as !
t? the gold, knd since the dale o? th?t letter, other
and richer mines have hem discovered. Rich silver
hiil' i r> kiiuv ii lu fjur in variou* part* of the country.
but tbey are not worked ({uickMlrer mine* arc
found at innumerable p acei rmd many of them afford
tbe richest I'ttf. Tbe New Almadin inin? at Sunt*
Clam gittn I lie rlchftt He cf which we have aoy ascount#.
With vary inparfeot muh mrj It yield*
*^iw*r<)e It fifty per rent ; and the proprietor* are
n*m woiklrg it and are preparing to quadruple their
iLjtr Iron copper, lead, tin. aulphur, lino, piatiuuo),
fotaJt i. c . a-? (hid to ba found in abunlanca, and
jnort cf tbi m art known to exist la rariou* auctions of
it* conatry.
A* ? agricultural territory, It* great dUad ran'aire
ta a want of rain, but thio In by n > m-ao' no irr?-at *1
baa bMP repra*< nt?d i beliere California rat b? !
pad* to jioduee ?a fine whrat. rye, oat?, buskarhtat, j
IM>) aud UU'f; I'Ji: p ly grapti, at aoy
I
portion of tfco world. Nothing that hu boon fUr'y
uWd bu faUMLaM B?Hi> bM prod a or d
wondeifalijr. Tho portions of tb? foil wit1?1) c?p?
ble of eultiration are Inooaii ierable in ooaip*ri>9a
with the whole area of tho eouatrj; bat tho *oU about
thia bay and in many of the large ralleya. in equal to
the want* of a dmae population. It ia proverbially
healthy, and. with the exception of portiona of the
Sacramrnto and San Joaquin valleya, no country ever
had at th? aame period 01 ita (etUemeat, a moia aalabrion*
climate. Until aome ro-aetion take* place in
the minim butineaa, agncalture mu*t of caurs* lan
guiah. and the general prosperity of tho country bo
ittardtd ; and for *ia reason, every well wiaher of
California would be happy to see the profits derived
from gold digging *? f?r reduced by Government r<v
gut* lone M to tore* a portion of the inhabitants into
the more healthy end benefnial occupations, without
which the countiy oannct become r?ally prosperous
and powerful.
1 tMrfc 'Vfornia affords means for t^?? investment
of capital each as few other countries off. r. Any ptrFon
who oould come in here now with ready e nh
would be certal? UJ uuuol,ng OIB money in a h#
month* Lftljr* fortunes will bs mide here within the
ensuing ^ear. aud 1 aui toid thai there are hundreds
of peiions who have already made on an average
$26 COC each Whole cargoes of goods are sold at ?
average o'mbout 160 per cent clear profit, ao'1 tf
pay '.a gold dmit. 7
When I came to thU place 1 expended a few hundred
dollars In wasle lots, covered with bushes and
and hill*. The chapter of events which has followed,
is likely to make this property quite Taluable if I am
able to look atter it. What cost me less than $800, I
suppose 1 coula now sell for $6 000, or perhaps $ 10 000.
It is this consideration which makes me willing to return
toa country where my salary is insufficient for
my supprrt. If Congress does no>. inerease the pay of
officer* terving here, 1 should ?tlll be willing to return,
in the expectation that my private interests would justify
a measure which would otherwise be certain to
impoverish me.
* * *
Some thing should be done here at once for the establiihmentof
peace and gcod order in the country.?
All law. both civil and military, is at an end. Among
the mints and Indeed most par> of the country out
of th? villager, no authority but that ,of the strongest
exists; and outrsges of the most disgraceful nature are
cou'taiitly occurring, and the oflVuders go unpunished
There are now about twenty five vessels in this
pert, and 1 believe there is not one of them that has a
crew to go to sea. Frequently the tailors arm themselves.
take the ship's baats and leave in tlje most
open manner, defying both tlieir ottljer* and the civil
magistrates These things are disgraceful to the countiy
anil the ling ; and while vessels have to p*y port
charge*, duties. & c. their owner* ought to be protected.
1 be tarff law of 1846 is now in foroe in California.
pr\Ve have not had an American man of war in this
port for more than a y ear. and all the naval resources
tf the United States, on this coast, are concentrated
ufr Monterey, which is not a barb?r, bat an open roadstead.
and wbich has not one-tenth of the business on
its waters, which is done in this bay The navy agency
. the naval storekeeper, and tbe depots of naval stores
are all there; while every person .vho possusjc* the
ltaot knowledge ot the situation if th? two place*,
muft have reen that this must be tbe great commercial
point on the coast, best eJ*pted to government purposes,
und bos', deserving of the protection of government
establishments for tbe preservation of good order.
During the whole year that I was oollector of this port,
there was not a United States man of-war in tbe harbor.
We were exacting a "military contribution,"
aud we possessed not the slightest means of preventing
vessels from leaving in defiance of our authority.
Indeed, the threat to do so was made more than once
during that time. For months past, thera has seldom
been more than one merchant vessel at Monterey at a
time, aud frequently none at ail; and still, that is the
general p'ace of resort, on tbe coast, for men of war.
At this tine, such is the state of affairs here, that,
at least, one armed vessel ought to be constantly In
port.
In a few months, tbe line of ocean mail steamer* will
be in operation from Panama to Oregon, and this port
is to be a depot for coal, and. of course, a stopping point
fn hinHinir. hnth whvn Th? at nrf.i ntr of f.Via It no r*f
steamers on thia coast id likely to bean undertaking of
very great difficulty, and, at this time such is its importance
with reference to botb Oregon and California,
tbat its failure might be looked upon a* a national
calamity. Still, unlets some kind of proteotioa ia exten
tied to the shipping of thia port, it ia not at all improbable
that it may fail for want of the necesaary label
ere. aa aoon aa the boata reach thia harbor. Indeed,
it ia altogether probable, unless aome competent authority
is found here at the tine ? "reserve order, that
the crew will quit in a body the first ver?et
ariivea. Every posMble assistance s(K aid be extended
to inaure the success of thia company, and every
reasonable latitude should be granted to the execution
of their contract It ia now unoertain if the steamers
can enter Columbia river at all times in the winter; and
tbey may find it necessary to run up to Puget'a Sound.
Thia would b? a small inconvenience in comparison to
the loss of one of tkeae vessels upon the very dangerous
bar at the mouth of the Columbia?an event not at
all improbable, if they enter that river in the winter.
If thia letter happens to contain anything you think
of public interest, you can allow the information it contains
to be uced; but the epiatle. you will see. ia not intended
for the public. It you think my long letter of
the 18>h ultimo, relating to the mines, of any public
interest, you ran publish it or any portien of it you
think proper i believe all the statements it contains
may be cont-ideredas within the bounds of moderation,
I am certain it would be loeked upon in this country aa
an under-statement, rather than an exaggeration of the
realty. ks it is seen to exlat.
Alr-kdeb on the pi.ains ?The Independence
Ei)>o?it<ir has received a letter from Council
Grove, dated Nov. 19, which says:?
We have information of the murder of an American
being committed somewhere in the vicinity of Cottonwood
Krrk-forty-five milea from here-aad his money
taVen and cached. Captain Sublette and Lieutenant
Brail intend to investigate the matter, and arrest tbe
murderer, who is supposed to be at Cottonwood Kork
?cw.
Lieut. Beall, it will be recollected, is brarer of
despatches to California, He was at Council
Grove on the 19th ult.
CITY THADK KEPOltT.
M?*D*T, Dec 2.">, 1848.
This being Chriitmas day, trade was generally su?fiendej
and no transactions of importance transpired
n any article of produce. Tbe day, without, was exceedingly
inclement. As far as could be judged, prices
remained much tbe same a* at tbe close on Saturday.
mARRETS KL.SE WHERE.
STOCKS SALES.
Baltimore, Dtc. 23?$1.<U0 B?lt. ffs, 189% openiar, 100%:
J.lOU do, 1Ui%; 1,000 do, 1U0; 4 aharea Merdiants' Bask, 92%; 5
Union Bank, caah, 62%; 6 do. <2%; 5 do, 62%; 25 It&ltimor* and
Ohio Railroad, trims. 32%; 25 do, S3,10 do, 3% SO do. 32%.
Harried,
On Saturday, tbe 28d inst, by tbe Very Rev. John
Laughlin. Mr. joiirn Alleobi to Miss Eliza, only
daughter of N. Calyo, hsq.
At Hackensack, N. J . on tbe 21st inst . by tbe Rev.
! Mr Warner, Mr. W. H McKinnv, of New York, to
Cordelia, daughter of D. M. Winant, Ksq , of the
; former p'ace.
In Brooklyn. on the 24th inst, by the Rev. D.Curry,
Mr. O C. Lincoln. formerly of Savannah, to Miss
Man* Ann Coombs, of Brooklyn.
Savannah papers please copy.
Died,
On Monday morning, tbe 20th inst., at lix o'clock,
I 11i>hvH Sumoi*, incongruence of injuries received
bv jumping from the second story window of his resl
dence. while laboring under delirium, oecasianed by
i tjphoid fever Mr hejmour was tbe nephew of the
late Ur. II H Sherwood, and was 25 years of age.
Tbe htudents of the Nledical University, of which
j Mr. Seymour was a member, and the friends of the family
of tbe late Dr. Sherwood, are respectfully invited
! to attend his funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at 3
I o'slock from No 102 Chambers street. New York.
On Monday, the 25th inst., Lieut. Join Ilin'cnr,
late <f the New York Volunteers.
His friends and acquaintances, ami tho?e of his
mother, Mrs Mehan. aie respectfully invited to attend
bis funeral, from his late residence, No. 13C Division
, street, at half-past 2 o'clock. P. M.f to-morrow, (Wed'
nesday.) Deo 27.
THE LATEST ADVICES
RECEIVED FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WOULD,
at the
NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE.
! Alexandria, Sgj'pt Oct ]| M>-?*tna Nor 12
j Antwerp Nov 8 Mulair* Nov 21
A'lier. An 20 Mauritius. Aug :W
Africa ....Nov 17 Munich Not 27
! Aix la CbaptlU I ct '#< Modena Not 18
Aut>, ua Not 18 Malta Not 22
AO.,.,, Km IK Madrid ?.?? m
au,;si^rs..., ... nov 21 milau ...not 1-1
AnxCayea Not h AUr?cniV.o Not 13
i A i?i.nine liay June 18 Mancamlla Oct 12
Altona Oct 18 Matanxa* Oct ft
Braodcnburj Not 27 Maya^iex Nov 25
Jtivklnu Not 2* Ma/atian Oat 3\
Berlin Not 20 MatamnrM Oct 9
llasSe Oct 23 M.-xico (Citv) Nov 25
Bfttavia S?rt V M 'ntercy, til Sop*. 16
B?y ol Island*, NZ.... 24 Monteny, NM Sept 3
Bi-rtoiida Deo 7 Montevideo Oct 17
Buenon Ayrei Oct 7 Mcrida, Yncaau Not 29
Belire, lion. Not 6 Ntaau, NP Doc 9
Barbadoea Nov 25 N ft pic Not 17
Bocota Oet 2 Neuvita* Not 23
unnen' Oct I* Olmtti.,.: Not 1H
Bnlitift Au? 3 Ofthn,SI July M
Uonftlrc Not 7 oregon (utv) May 2
Bakia Kept3<l L* Tax, Cttliturnift.... . Aug 15
Bombay Oct 17 Para Nov 9
llr*7"? santiago Not2*< i'arta . ...... Dec 1
Bruircla Not 29 Porto Prava, C de \ ?rJ? Oct 24
Berne Not 21 Port an Princ? Dec 0
Mi ci ureat Sept 17 Porto CaMlo Not K
Can ton 8ert 2S Palermo ?0Tli!
Ci lent ftaen Nov 25 Point Petre, Uuftd Not 2
Cum Town, CCH *?pt ?? Pernaml.uco Not 6
Calcutta Oct 7 Panama Oct 26
Otiatiintinoplc Not 15 I'ayta Bcpt2S
CarO-naa Dee 12 Penth, Hungary. Nov M
Chajcm Deo 2 Pnacn Oct 27
Chihnaliua Sept 7 Parma Nov 2ft
ChalMf'1' Nor 3 Pnmiie Oct 31
Cape llaytien Nov 4 Ponca, I' R Oct II
Coloene Not 2!' Preatmrg Not 1
Cnraeoa Nov 1(1 Rend?biirg Oct 15
C'artl apen* Auf 2" Rome Nov24
t ftruM'm'liy.,.. , I?ec 5 Rio Janeiro Not 8
CoqtiimUi K>*i>t 1(1 Rio Orande, SA Oct 16
(allao Oct 13 >^an Juan, t'A Nor 18
Cra< "w Oet II Sin Dfefo Jnly27
Ceylon 8?'P* " Francisco Oet 13
Coata Ki? a I'eb lu Santa Martha Sept 16
Dannie Nov Si St I'etembnrg Oct (I
!hm*-nirft Not ?8 UoM?-*wt^ ,,, .Not 15
Di<-?deft Not 7! Dalana Nov 8
KIMnoi* Not ft i lion*;' Dpo 9
rtivlur July 24 Jmr? d? < ulta Duo 6
K?y?l Nov IK St.Jolini, I'H Not *5
rii niil'iir* Oot 2fi Sam.a la Unuida Not IS
riortnc* Nov 23 8t< ri."1* Not 2>(
1'runkfort not 27 St Diuiigo i)i? 2
faHanrt Ulandi Kept .'* St ITtm* Not If
C?i?-*ton Mo? n St Kill* Not 2
Gibraltar Not 2 Stntia>t Not 27
C ; l ?, TR Net 25 S?rtiPiH flor ?
/
Oaat? alt Oat 51 sianpon 9ap*ll
Own Not 34 Siaal Nor it
Guuutu Dm & Santa F?, NM Oat 22
Oumill Oct 3 Sjrdwy, N8W July 10
GaJb|?g?( lataudj. P?pt 16 Smyrna Nor 17
h? Not 9 Stockholm Nov 17
Havana I)n 9 St Liaii Oct U
Hum* , ... No* 3K 8t Bartholomew! July Li
Ham bun:' ! K{>? W 8t I'eteraburj No* 19
HoUart Town, VDL.... Jur.aS) Turin..... .... Nov 34
Huovcr Oot SI Triuidaode Cub* Not 19
Honolulu, S. L July SI Trinidad Oct 3?
Jervmie. Sept 23 Talcahuana Sept 8
J arm a) Not 16 Tahiti Aug 7
Kincrton, Jam Dee 4 Tampieo
Ki-Mcrt>un Sept 26 Tolauco D?x> J
Kremtkr, Bohemia Nut 23 Tohago Oot If
London Deo 3 Turks Ialand p ? ?
Liverpool Dto 2 Tnote. Not 2S
Ufunyra. Not a Ti.par.^.o w 21
i SR J>
Iuf JfPt^ Vienna N.t 27
p'Tn H*? l'J Venice . V ...... Not IS
if/J1?"1 Not 13 Ver-M*.' Nov 20
" ?* W ?Tie?h*don Not 1?
J!!!?'- Py * Waraaw... ...... ...Not*)
J#!?h , ' ' 2 Wailaohia Nov 77
Mai Unique Oct *3 Zttiuiibar Sept lti
^?MIVIHK IITILLIOIIOIi
SHIP NEWS NOTICK.
Commanders of vuMels bound to this port, will confer
a favor upon us by having all parcel*, pipers, and
reports. Intended for the New York Herald, read; for
immediate delivery t* our news steamer, the N?wi
B?y. She will board inward bound vassals in the vicinity
of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports,
whether foreign or domestic, will confer an aiditionai
favor b; forwarding to the Herald, through the mail
or otherwise, ship news or papers that mar b? deemed
of Interest to the community. We will gladly r?cipiooate
the favor.
Movement* of the Ocean Steamihlpi.
To arrive at New York. To tail from Ntu> York.
uvaaroou UVMPOUU
Enropa, Lot l, Deo 16 Europa, I-otL Jan 10
Canada, Judkias, Jan 13 Canada, Jiulkins, fob 7
tOI'THAMFTON, bC. eoiTTHAMKrOW, tc.
ilrruianB. C'raltree, Dec 20 ll<rmann. Crabtree, Jab 30
Washington. Jibnsu n, I)tc 2j Wuhiagton, Jehatfin, Feb 1
HEHMV1IA. HKRMl'UA.
Forth. Sturdi*,? Jan 9 Forth,Sturdee Jan 11
havre. havre.
United Statu, iiuckstafT, Jan 1 (Jailed StAUa, li.oaatafl, Feb 1
havana, feo.t havana, fee.
Falcon, Thon.pun, Jan 10 Falcon, Thojipeon.* Jan 23
CHAGRE8. CHAOKO.
? ? * *? l ?-.i B..I?.. TV..< -V.
raioorv irou[wa.| < i hvuiuuk ..vvv.^ ?? ?
Crescent City. .Miviilsrd, Jan 12 J falcon, Thompson, Jau 25
CHARi.nron. I cmaui nruj,
Northerner. Budd, Deo 30 | Northerner. Budd, Jan 6
SAVANNAH. | SAVAHKAH.
Ch?r< Vn. Lyon, Jan 3 Cherokee, by on. Dee 27
To arrive at Moat on. I To laii/rom lionton.
I.IVKHPOOI* 1 MVKHPOOU
Arnn,i<-?. Harrison, Dec !?l I Niagara, Rvric. Dee 27
Nup*nt, Ryrie, Jan 27 | America, Harrison, Jan 21
Thf Forth touches < amine and returning at Havana, Cat
Island, Vera Crux, Chagres, Ct Thouas, and all the Wind *ard
Ij lands.
t 1 he Crescent City returns from Chagres to tie city of New
Orleans.
J The Falco>i touches g?lrg and retcrcirg at Savannah,Havana
and Mew Orleans.
llovcmrntt of Ui( Sailing Packets*
Ship? to Arrive. Shipt to Sail.
1.1 V ICR POO U IJVKBFOOU
Vontrxuma.Lovl-er, Nov 16 Siddons, Cobb, Dee 26
Uenry Clav, {lowland, Nov 21 Columbia, Kurbnr, jan I
Richard Alsop, Saiih, Nov 26 Patiiek Uenry. D?lano, Jan 6
Cambridge, feahody, Dec 1 W a'.erloo. Allen, Ja-i U
Constitution. Britton, Deo 6 New Yoi%, Cropper, Jin 16
t airick, Shiplt y, Dec 11 (jueen of the West Jin20
PORTSMOUTH. PORTSXUITII.
Northumberland, Nov 1C Devonshire, Morgan, Dec 21
Independence, rtradtah, Nov 21 Prince Albert, Meyer, Jan 1
Mediator, Mori, Dec 1 Wreuaiiuter. Warner, Jan 8
London, Helard, Dec 8 Gladiator, William*, Jan 10
HAVRE. HAVRE.
Bt Nieolns. Lvrrleigh, Nov 24 : 8t Denis, flowe, Jan 1
rue d'OTlcans,Kic'ards'n.Dec 1 Sp'endid. Crawford, Jan ID
Zurich, Thompson, Dec 10 | New York, Lines, Jau 20
Port of New York, December 8G, 1848*
tvw nnn 7271 tioo* bet* 8 5S
rem ic.-?. 4 33 1 men witu ... 9 10
jurnvma,
ShipPilss nclwes. Berry, New Orleans, D;o 9th, and IS days
from S W Pus. with cotton to Wm Nelson. 11th Dec. 150 miles
ESE from the Balize, saw British ship Countw, of London, prot*bly
bonnd to New Orleans; :0th. at 8 A H, Cape Hat'erai bearire
N 8 mi'es, oxebaneed signal with steam tow boat Anglo-Saxon
from New York for New Orleans.
Baik Mnreprn. Tliatcbtr, Savannah, with cotton and rioa, to
W 8 Toole. 1Mb in*t, off Batterara spoke brig Paul Jones, of
Philadelphia, steerm SE; the M has been N of Hateeras* 6 days.
Wm bearded by the News Boy. ~
Mir Antoinette. Brown. Jacksonville, 8 days.
Schr St Miry, Lake, Norfolk, 6 days.
Below*
8h'p Conrier, (old ship )
f Hp llerry Allen, Mcllunn, fTom Charleston, to T WardclL
Ship Fiavius, 6 ilaj s from Charleston.
Berk Caroline, from Savannah
Bark Eugenia, 3l days from Vera Cruz.
Baik Inca ,(I"r) from Marseille*.
Bri? Columbia, fi*m Pcrto Cabello.
Brig Shawmut, from West ladies.
Brig I.Baldwin, from Savannah.
Brig Oriaata, from Georgetown.
Theabcve were reported by pilotfboat Tho? K Smith.
Returned?Steamship Panama,hence l?tD*e; broke her cylinder.
The News Boy went no farther yesterday than the lower bay,
oa account ofa dense fog She boarded the bark Matoppa, from
Savannah, and schooners Antoinette and St Mary. A Portuguese
or S(?tiisb brig was in the bay, whioh she could not find, and a
bark outsl<K.
Miscellaneous.
Nassau, NP, Dee 9?The ship Tcnaeis-.'e,0?pt Cook, from New
York, bonnd to New Orleans, antvtd on tbo 3d imt, leaking very
badlj, having itrnckon the Banks, and was lightened ol her cargo
by temr vesrels nntil 6he floated. None of ner cargo lias be?n
daniagtd by water or thrown over. Htr cargo is being discharged
ni.d ir ii the captain's opinion, that she may bo tcsip irari'y repaired
so as to conn let* her voyage, from what can now b? ascertained,
though her keel teems a good deal damaged The salvagf
has not yet been settled, the wreckers claim one third val'ie
of shipand oargo. The-brig John.B Hods, I'ai.e ma?'er, was
driven ashore and totally wrecked at Emma on the ilS;h alt,
while inking in a cargo of salt, bonnd to Benton.
The bng Sea, Norton master, from Boston for Mobile, with an
assorted carpo was wrecked on the Eist end of Eluuthora ? part.
oi iih' cargo tavta ID a\rrj imk. i^apuuu anu crew
MTtd.
The lurk Dubignon vm found to h?Te been broken ia her kcol
md tiiged. T( e mattnalf v ere saved in good order?about half
of the cottcn ??? wet :-t.d rarnaj-d?the wet had been sild, an!
the dry adrertiKd fo* tiie Htb. Salvtge fettled bj the Chambe*.
at Jft percent cn the dry. and 4<? on tbe wet. The captain lived
the iraterala of thevesrel w"-"- hi* crow, and had Cum brought
here on freight.
Brno J rnome Davtov ed [up the Wtet Bay, for Bristol,
Pi. with Ion ot Inw.prit ai/l d.
1 och Groans Ki.otts, St .from Bridgeport, Corn, in bal
last lor Philaoelphta, vent* jre at 9 o'clock, night of the 2Uth
mat, cn Great Fgg Harbor I5a-. and aooi at'wr striking hilgod.
lierchai ?, arcbora, faili and rig;ing have b?en saved, bat tha
veftel it ftarvd (r5in the levtrity ol the weather, will prove a to
UI lo??. _
Spoken.
Ship Ixuifa, Potter, from noat< a. (Ju'y 12) for East Indie.*. No
date, lat H2 a Ion 23 W with foremast apruig.
Ship ffm Sewell, Irom tatli for New Orleans, Dec 17, lat 2!) 36,
len 76 10 W.
British ship Mamiflcent, 43 day* from Liverpool for New Orleans
Dee S, off Jamaica.
Brig Erie, from Philadelphia for Boiton, Dec 21, ofT Birneai'.
Brig Erato, Lander, hence for Spanish Main, D:c 21, off Barae8"'
Homi Port*.
Bai timob f., Dec 24?Arr barta Luititia, Lewia, Rio de Janeiro;
LI Dorad . ttcblorger. do; Lou it* Cunby. N Orleaua; aahr
CetTay'or, While, Tuikslslaai. Cld bark Lady Conataii!e,( Or)
WaroL, Cork; brig Waitron, ( Hr) Ilolmos. Rolfist. Irclmd. Sid
brigs Poulttcy, Houatt, Rio de Jane ro; Aliej, (Br) Mckty, Oki;
waj;Tweed, (Br) McUrugail, W Indirs; Naaey, Davia, Cliailai
ton; Albion Cooper,Giles, New Bedford.
Cjiahml*ton, Dec 21?trr Inig Hiiona. (Sw) I.ungrei, Sua.
deriaMl, (Enc). Old scha Athalia. Purntll. N York; Ceylon,
York, Philadelphia; Advance. Loid. Balt morn. Sid barks Aglir,
(1)r) Lav,He, St Thomas; Jopiter, B'gley, Boston. In port, shipj
Catnarire, llerb?it, for N York, Idg; ''amdei, Sherwood, dodo;
Poult port, MeCcnnick, do do; New York, Hull, for N York; F?rax.
beston. Ida; tiaaion, B anke, for North of Europe; Corlova,
Moore, to load tor Boston; Bolton Abby, (Br) linker, fm Livepool,
die*; Devonport. (Br) Colbiirn. do do; Triton, (Br) Smith,
dodo: Oeorse A llepley. Behm for Havre, Id.;; Harriet k Jeuie,
1m Liverpool, di?r; Kiaito, Hanson, N Orleans, rpg; Amelia, Agry
for Liverpool, ldp; Othello,'finkba<n, fm VVitcaaeett; Svt.vuia, Ijr
liverpo"!, idg: Kat? Howe Cuisins. do do; .Stiab i'urlington,
rorington, do d?; Samoeet, Tucker do, Araoan, (Br) t'rang'u,
dn do: Home Mir) Mmr. do do. ticnou. Kellv. d-j do: barks J,?> n
frowtll, It r Havre. Idg: Oregon. Davis, Baltinnrc. Id*; Palomon,
(Bp) Bta, Uaicc'ona, Up; Woodatock, (Br) Blair, fm Bristol, w ?;
Sarat.sc, G<-tty, for ? Oiieana. Irtg: Magialene, (tyrem) fur Bremen.
ld<; Ni rratfin'rtt, Deaiohecho, t" load lor Havre; Ward
Cbipmf.ii, (Br) Uil'.on, !or Liverpool, Up I ;a belli, Preble. for
London, Idg Vary Uorence: ' r* tt, for Liverpool, loan Portland.
(Br) Sti.Ucr.dci do; Rojal Mint, (Br) Londoi, ldg; Bjotii W
Lit J, lor freight or charter; brigs Minona (Sw) l.un;ren, fa Sindrlnt.c;
John Mu'f! all, fm Millrtono Point; Cnnrlrs KWia*.
Belcher, Rockingham. Flowers. f?r Pfcifndalphia. ldg; Ziydor
7-ee, Kav c*tt, do <ln; Uoeelte, Slow, fm Millatone; Corinth, t >r
1/ tid< n, Idfr: Bi 1c Bruhe, (ban) Peterson, fm Cadi;; Bernuda,
(Br) f r Bsrbadoa ldg: Mensnpra. (3 ) f<r B?rool ii-; R nns
ntKdt, Ltl fm Kio de Jaielro, Ci't; Joven Nnnit", (3p) to
lw-ii fa' Baroelon*; Arab an, Hg?c? to loid f rCal'fir >ia: II iriet,
(Br) Atdcrtnn fm Lamma, to repair; Viuco;.tz friet>niti, (Prua)
Ketels i ttr, f r N of F<irop?, ldg.
OK'Hiohtow , * De3 >4 ?Arr brigi Pains, Crabtree, N York;
Alstei>. J ore do; 15th, oehr Sirah EtUibeth, 8 m >i a do; lUtb,
t,i ' I r.?'*h'C .< , (.'a roll, Na?:su, NP. Cld IA.h. tchr o^tnjcl 11
Stu11?-?, Ilavaia.
.Vii i n i; Dec 17?Arr slip Mar/a^t Wcbv.er, Pott'and; bark
Mat' c.m:an, l.or.n*. Portland, Jeddo, Elri^e, Pctmicola; brig
lit |* i ni ta, , U avium.
,Niw Ouii AM lie" Ifr?Ait tarVj TTanrrh Thornton, Ilarlii.e,
!! ideaux; Atala, (Itr) Tnte. London. CM Ifiijs Belmont,
Ciai t. Liveri (>o ; Flavin, Cfiln, B itir.j ? aro n?, S:or?r, Ooi.on;
I atks 3ar>tc?i, I-p) Mimia<:fr?t>, Barcelona; Junior, Carha. LiverM
1; M?k fit t. Itch. N York; biig?p Boule. Milk favana;
Uen Tiylor, i.itiy. is Yirk; LulaaV Je ma, Ualdii. Barcelona;
rchiChipo'u, Orierton, Ant?lacMcola; Aoiodcan, Ma'orty, Vera
On*. lowed ton* !?th, baris Indiira
Nonrm.K. Dtc il?Arr ache Ophir, Packard, Thomaeton; White
Oak, Oilla, N Vork; aloip Star, . Norwich. Hampton Roils,
Iflik K II l)'.ut'??s >iTtlllf, James Kiverj P itomae Clagctt,
Alexandria. Sid brig Marklind, Young. W Indies; ?ciir Paxrjro,
Trcdve:!, N York.
22? Arr whs Hi'* Conner, Parker, Providence; Mary S.iahter,
Ut.rlank. N Vork; fiangoa, Oil I a, !* Y"rk Sid echa 8 E Everett,
Hill, Pcrtla'd CeioGordo, Wood, N York.
Km rutr Dec 29? Arr schs fant ago, Cowdry, Thomastoa for
N Y< rk; Tfioma* Dix, Hall, do; Delaware, Uolorook do; Jamua
C liihfr, An<'ir?on, Philadelphia for Buton; B< nval, llrjut,
Tbon nuii for N York; Florence, lircen, li attn lor Norfolk 21,
ichr Henrietta, CroMoll, Baltimore for N York.
l'or.ri.ami,Dec21?Arr rdir 8 1) llo-tcn, Arn"?. Th^maaton
for N York; Loahic l, llolt, Ma>:!ua? for N Vork. C'd birk 8t ingo,
(new i,f tbia [>ort, 24 tona) Joidan, St Jago <|<t CoU;i. Arr
ncbr Mary, Catbatin, Ht John for Boa on. Cld hrig Hamcracora,
Otiborr.. 1'rinidad; aclir Molr ne, Jno Mooro, balveaton.
KiriiM'iMi, Dei 2.1? Sid acl.a Tl oaapaon, Brown, Huston; Tins
lrtlind Somen, N York.
(>AV*>MH, Dec 30-lSld bark B<aver, KdmonJa, N York; Baltic,
Paundcra, N York.
Wn.M^GTOit. Dec 23? Arr ?cbr K 3 Powell, N York. <'Id pq'is
Olive. Smitb, N York: Eloiiiee, Koblnaon, N \ ork; Clias Milli,
Frarcla. do; A J DeRoaae't. Brewster, do; Jaa O Kin<, W unwntht.
do: Ira Brewster. Uorton. do; br'ia 'Patrick IKnov. In.
nrtrn. ilu; AcLAndAle, Sherman, Ilkvant. Albert, Ism*. M i.a
moras.
Paaaetigera Arrived.
K*w Ontr**??RhipBil*? Uulniw? Mn (To Croe*, Mr Wra
B W ells, And 16 in woond cAbln.
List or lf.ttiks kkmiininu in tuk nbmt yurk
Fix', f.flire, Decani bar* 2.1, 1H4H.
orriciAL.i<v prm.isHEiMN the rapkb matins thii a><.ut
(IIOVUTIOR,
riNM mention the date of the Lint In whioh they Arc AdTert tod.
LA Li I Es' LIST.
A
Ad?rn?M*r?M Aoetln Mine Mliint* AIlMrlllfl Mr*
Amu it Mm ( W ooeter Atfwld Margaret Atbitrn MriJoha
kirr<t Atatraon IIAcah A*??e *?lam"
Alum. Htt Jntffh Ad?l? Mtdune An'im&n Marjr J
At l.ij,M.A?.a<| AUMlM*
Brady Worn Bkwkiw Brnmt B<t<H Stnh
, Brady Jalia Br-jwa Martha Brae a 4m
Br?*d?? Eater Bowman Maria Beraede fti*M
B*ia M1m B Brown Margaret Bn?M Ann* tfary
Banoroft Mary Burke aim B Blewobflitd Margaret
Barret Mr* J Bark Hirt Briffia tmim M
Barber Sarah Jane Bunini Kin Brooohai Mary I
BarktU Mr? R Bulk Ado Broetiit !>araa 0
Batcie'der U%ry Bath Catharine Bogert Mar*
Beaoh Mary M Bratford Mtaa If A-2Brolay ?-* (Mont.
B?rto!fMi??J L Bradley Biddy I#"'... it 1
Beach Margaret Ball Car limt ? r??n7?n? O
Bali en Mariah BI-' - r~r.au j"? 0
I?J.mj?Mto.lir, I^:nnir9
^ * ...mira Bary Fr?uoee Borrill dirriet B
. eftrman MadameE Barrel Mr* (Oak it BirohMiie
Biddle Loinitt SlMMI Eunice B.irus Hra iamear
Brodriek Bridget Bea'e Eliiabeth N Butler Mary
Bigatt Mary S Brminan H*ry Butler Johanna
C
Gam*Vell Miry W Corcoran Mr* Miehael Cirl Pmd?no?
Ctiamlera Jane Crook Lucy L> Ciulde Mra( Pearl it)
Chad wick Mary "Ann Com well Martha?2 Colby Ruth 0 D
Cavilecr Mradwingst)Coagrove Margaret Conktiu Julia
Curium Sudan C CowleaMiaaDS Coleman tdebudeAB
Clark Jane Coyne MirU Crouch Mrtf&aad at)
Carney Phebe Coyle Catharine Coomba Catharine U
CairMi*e(Antlionyst)Curu' Kvoliuu Cook Ann M
Caaaity Catharine Currin Bridget Cook Mary Ana
CarrMaryE Crain Fnno'a K Croaby Mary
Co' b Mary Ann Cahil Celia Core* iarah W
<liristojiber Eli?abetliCamar?n Konanna Croaby Uannah Maria
Crocker Mary Clark Mary A Covle Margtret
Coslan Mary Anne Clark Jane Mariah Caugh'in Mary
Croeker Maiy Carbery Mary Coyle Mary
Conlon Julia Clancy Mary Cunningham Mil
Connolly Ellen Caavy Bridget (Pulton at)
Coffin Mrs A K. Clary Catharine Curley Bridget
lalyMary Doyle Ellen Deratxlv Bridget
Daly Jane Dowd Ana Delany Eliza
Daly Miaa 0 Duff Mr* Diukea Louisa
Day Mary Dwyer Mary Diokaon MargarctAaa
DaiterJane Drum Bridget Diokaon Muy
Dtdf' iici Jane DulTcy Margaret Dilan Mia (Bowery)
Durban Ana Dalv Biloa D>yle Bridget
D'Uon:er<jue Madame Daily Roce Dougherty Ellen
Driaoa'.l Mary Darlington Mrs Dunn Catharine
Diiran Mary Deamimd Margaret Dutchman Mr* (Pearl
Duan Mary DenigUt Mary itreet
Duti]'liy Juddy
JD
Eirly Mary Egan Mn Riclid Eager M\ry
XI* nidi Angelina Evarard Honor* Elaworth Mary
K
Flarnrtn Margaret Either Miss 11 C Fogan Margaret
Farrell Bliu Fogerty Mrs Fleming Bridget
Fans lliinnt Fatter Ales Fiaa UaaHora
FmmiD Mary J Ford Hebeeoa Fmigan Mary
Flea, uiit Mra C M Fnrife Sibyl Fish Myra P
Fret* Anna Farley Mra (Pitt it) Fosatek Maty A
Fiu Gordon Louifa Fraaer Mim (ISthit) Flowar Sylvia
Augusta France! Margin* Foy Margaret
Fiaber Mary i Fich u.anMr* u Fryer Bridget
Graham G?rtrnde Grey Ellen Grayden Mary
Galligan Mary Oillet i it Susanna Gleaaon Elmbeth
Cray Mary L Good* in Mary Greyston Ann
Genntlla Mri Anto-Glosta i Margaret . Green Anna
nit Gallan Mrs (12th it) Goodwin Mn
Grven Mr*(Monroe it Garvey Bridget Grooly Louisa
Ilall Adeline L Began Catlarine Hayes Mri (EliiaHagan
Mrs Joteph H?gan Margaret betb it)
UamiltoA Br.dget Howard Susan Hennmgham Mus
Bardy Ml ttha Howard Mr* Joseph H Keaia
11 ait Cat. *riue Horriuan Mary Hubert Ann
Barlow Bridget ' Humphry! Catharine Uelvy Mill
llaugtiton Jane Hiinmit Virginia Higjins Miss M A
jate Barley Bridget Holland Esther
tliwis Mary H Hart Susan A Hodgdea Eiiia A
HermioLe to in Ilarwood Hannah Horn Hannah 11
Hi-nooreon Saiah G Harper Margaret Uoro Catharine
Uilliuan Mro B Harding Catharine H or ton M ary
Hall Mary P Hawley Mil VaiUte Hubbard Lucy B
Bjde Sarah
Irrine Eliza Jrktnn AmandaM Janssan Helena
Jaclnon Mary C Jones^arah Jones ttebeoca C
JarviH Mm A Jonei Sarah Johnson Anna
Jefferson Cornelia ? ImleyParahA Johnson Arrebott
Jobnivu Mrs A 0 Jacob Marv Jouei Mrs U I
K.
Eet-r Mary A Krloger Mri( Avenue Kimball Harriet L
Keilcy Mary B) ^ . Kidder Rebscoa
Kemrton Ann* King Iiabella Jane Kiernan Anne
Realty Letty Keinoy Sarah Kiotiini Joanna
Kit tell* Mary Kearaey Barrict Kmgo Margaret
EingKanor Kearceyji'hcbe Knott Mn Benjamin
Kintiinge Mrs ChM
Li
Lamay Mr* Look Mrs Leas Jon*
Lfcicoibii* HadMLfl J Loom 13 Surah B Lama^e Mn
Laby Isabella Loeskore Caroline Likely Phsbe
l.enahan Catharin* Lundy Bridget Look wood Sarah E
Lewis Mrs S M Lanet Elisabeth A Lovegrove Ellon MiLeaver
I Uia Laraque Mrs ria
Lenhaw Mary Lai gan Catharine Laperaan Mrs (VaLocan
Miss (24th at) LeBiano Mrs(48th it) rick at)
Livinrhton Mn H K L^hter Ann Lucy is&bclla
Lockwood Mary E Lenchen Catherine
M
Machee Mr* K C Morel Madoneiela Mayo Mary Ann
Marx an Maria Moore Ann Mervia fcliaa K
Madower Mary C Morton Margaret Ann Meaner 'Jatiiarine
Maddooka AlmiraA Morrow Margaret Miller E izabeth
Macrath Bridget Malahy E Ion Miuhell Charlotte
MarOn Mn Mnlr/Oatharine Miller Phabe
Maratoo Julyann Myer?Mra(Roscreltat Mordcoaire Ellen
Marahall Mri C M Mtck Ann Monroe Mrs
M<mer( Cbriitiane Maitland Amanda MoreMalindaO
Mertereau Abi?al Magaire Anne Monfcomiry M?^y
Me kle Mrs Jumei Malone Br dget Mullin Suean
Mica Mra Lawrence Mahood Eliia Mulligan Mra (SOthct)
Mitchell Ellen Maaon Mrs James MurU<hM?ry
Maloney Charlotte Maromac Catharine F Murphy Eiiia
He
MeCord Oeeter MoLeaey Mary McCarthy Catharine
McDermott Jaue McNamara Jane Molrerney Catharine
McAgee Aun MoSkeller Mis* C MeLeughlin Mra (OrMcAlUater
Maria MoClo?ky Mary ange itl
McDoni ell Catharine MeDermott Jasc or McUann Mary
Me Donald Anne Ann MoQrath Catharin*
Mcllanon Ellen MoCaffryMary and MoVoyMra(3t*nton ?t
McFall Ceorciaca Hoe* Mcaorern Bridget
McLoglin Margaret McCulliima Sarah McQee Ilannah
N
Newell Ann Mow Ian Mary Nolan Maria
NtweH Eliia healon Mary Noylan Matia
Koeo* Sarah ^
O'Connor Mar* O'Donoghue Mary O'.Ve tl Mary
Oahorn Anrilia Orr Mra Alexander O'Beirne Mra (GreenO'Connor
Mra David Oathwaite Mary wic.l atreot)
O'Brien Homna Owen Kachael O'Shea Ellen
tTNtiBMarj
l'anr.ely lfsry Phillips Elizabeth Perheck Mr* E
Packer Jane Pick?ring Adaiine Petereon MrnCharlci
Parcel)! Jane n Patker Anna PennojerMary
IVrWimLucy J Puden Bridget Fiat ell Jane
Ptck Ann ?
d
Qui an Margaret Quiaby Cornelia R Quia Bridget?2
K
Ransom Cbarlotte Rhoades Miss PI H Riordea Manor*
Ration Mr* lharlei Ronell Mary Riohardi M i 3
Rejnolda Sarah Koclie Belinda Kolhua Catharine
Rellen Ann Boeitor Mil (12th it) Robinmn Mai tna
Reid Hetty Ruuxm Mix* E Roeaa Mr* E F
Richarda Mn C Q Ratigan Bridget Kobertaon Mri Chad
Kill Elizabeth Riely Undue! K ?a Mri (Beach it)
Kotbilard Madame Rehine Kacbcl Kollini llaniiah S
Reutelet Fanny Reidlliza Ruakaiu Mri
Rugcn *llWo
SteeleV Jme ShirHn Fasny Stein Mn(DiTi*ion it
BUgeL-, i Smith Eunice bimmooiJatie
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