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it?tr (IihumIi l? ww^miirr pf. lor tile
aautfaciory eiecaiioaot this work of publication,
aid 10 give it to the lowest bidder, provided an
adequate pnaranty ia given ot the ability of the
contractor to ex? cute trte woik in a i?ro|>er mail rr
This pian strike* me aseminently judicious,
lu thia way the jfieat ?>b:ects ot promptitude, accuracy,
fidelity, and jfeneral publicity, ot the Coagirational
debates would be obtained.
JprtjM of reporting?I h?d the pleasure, the
other day, ot a loop interview with Mr Alexander
Bam, the frr*! tele?rra|>h inventor. Mr.
Bain la a native of the North ?>t Scotland, and wait
Worn about twelve miles from tli.it famous soot
whith is known as John O'Groat's House. He in a
well formed, 'Vtalworth ehiel," with a noble heiid.
a tin**. data. inieiirciiiai r\e, anu is auom eigni
and thirty years of age. He w? apprenticed to
tne clork-ni&king business, bat at an early a^e
diccoveied temaikable inventive faculties, and,
like many o| hie cnuntiymen, found his wav to
i^oiidon, where, after tome yearjt of j>aiient perseverance,
he ut last attained rh^* first rank amongst
the philosophers and inventors of the a<?e One of
Mr Ham's first inventions was that of the "electric
clock," by which the vibrations of a pendulum
were made to let on currents of electricity tt
any number ol other clocks, at any distance, and
as many place* as mipht be required, so that by
this arrangement, a pintle clock, situated at the
bservatory or Smithsonian Institution here, would
caute every clock in the connexi?n to beat
uochionouMr toe ther. and with this one
eleck itself. This invention was paten:ed,
in 1841, in Ciieat Britain, having been
first devi*ed nrd put into op-ration between the
yeara 1?37 and 1W0. The value of this invention,
in connection with astronomical science, is obvious
By a more recent discovery, Mr. Bun
causes the sun itselt to *et these electric clocks to
time. But it was to Mr. Bain's wonderful
telegraphic instruments th^t 1 wished to direct
your attention at this time. He has realized the
idea thrown out by >ou long since?the practicability
of reporting by the telegraph Stenographic
characters can be transmitted directly through Mr.
Bain's telegraphic lines, so that while Mr.
I'-i.-.-. ... u. i, i...
Senate Chamber, hie tpmstma verba may be dying
???r the wires to the compositors of the Herald
office, bo that before the speaker closes, the greater
pomon et his si>e?ch may be in type, in the city of
New York! Thisis no idle dream. The rapidity
of transit by this instrument is almost miraculous.
Twelve hundred letters have been communicated
by it in a minute ! The whole New Testament,
from the first chapter of Matthew to the last
folemn words of the Book of the Apocalypse, may
be transmitted by this instrument, along the wires
Irom Halifax to New York, in ten hours! The
vast stimulus which this whole business of telegraphing
is yet to give to human genius, industry,
and activity, can hardly be imagined. Do we give
this subject an>thir.g like the attention which it
deserves 1
It is quite certain that, ?b yet, the magnetic telegraph
it but in its mluncy. The line from Wellington
to New York, for instance, is suscentible of
ast improvement. In general, the; reporters employed
to transmit intelligence are incumbent ?
The rates must be reduced. Greater facilities
mu6t be afforded to the press and the public.?
JWnce, we gladly st e the healthlul spirit of coinpetiti?
n introduced. Thousands and thousands of
miles are now in process of construction under
O'Reily, the great "telegraph king," 011 which
Jjain'a instiuments are to be employed.
This subject might profitably occupy many columns.
But I musti-ause. SdVne other time I may
again advert to the inventions of this calm, taciturn,
reflective Alexander Bain, whose youthful
genius was nurtured amid the stern grandeurs of
that iron-bound Scottish coast, the Orkneys ?;nd
the Shetland Isles, where, ot old, the sea-kings of
the frozen North maintained their empire, and
some of whose blood, for uugnt I know, may flow
in all sobriety in the veins of our great i iventor.
So, turning once more to the schemes and plots,
the busy plans and projects of party politicians,
who have tbtir wires, too, to manage, we joyously
exclaim?
? Tomorrow, to fresh fields and pastures green !"
Washington, Dec. 25,1848.
Chrutmas in Washington.
The day has been wet and uncomfortable?the
night is daik and stormy ; but we have seldom
seen as many drunken men in one day, any where?
as we have encountered on Pennsylvania avenue,
on this anniversary of salvation. They were,
howeveT, almost without exception, of that claay
of young jail birds who have had neither the advantage
of cemmon sense or common decency,
lo begin with, a fact which mitigated to some extent
the ugliness of the exhibition in the streets
Th?v believed that it was showing off their inHe
pendmce, a8 a newsboy thinks it enhances hie
dignity to smoke a segar. The peaceable citizens
may congratulate themselves on the stormy night;
&b it will drive most ol these penitentiary candidates
into their holes.
The members of the two houses have been visiting
each other at their me shed, and to the extent
of our observation, they have comported themselves
with commendable circumspection.
At Brown's Hotel, according to a time-honored
cuttom if the houae, the six-gallon bowl of eggnog,
(ihe bowl originally the Christmas bowl at
Mount Vernon, during the chivalnc age of the
Old Dominion,) wae set as the Christmas welcome |
to the guests of the house. The same custom, of '
a bowlof eggnog, was followed up at many other j
public and private houses.
At Coleman'* Hotel, Mr. Black well, the worthy
host, gave his servants their usual Christmas din- >
ner. in the large dining room, between filty and '
sixty of the whites, of both sexes, stt dwwn :
to a table full of the substantial* and delicacies of j
|>ood living. Mr. Muriano Cavero, the accomplished
head waiter, was the president of the day. j
He congratulated the company in a brief and ap- |
propriate speech on the return of their festival; I
and proposed succeesiv? ly the health of the landlord
and his family, ol Mr Coleman, the late proprietor,
and family, of all the principal assistants !
engaged in the present conduct of ihe establishment,
as also the health of the guests of the house
?all of which were honored in flowing burners j
ot champagne, threat credit is due to Mr. Hlnnchard,
the steward, for the real elegance of this
complimentary festival to the faith'ul servants of
the house. Tne colored heli> at the same time had
their own reunion down below. The custom is a
good one, aid ought to be generally adopted.
We nj>ect that the question of those mileages
will be the first thing taken up in the House to- ,
morrow morning, it we may judge from the indignation
of the outraged representatives of the Ame- j
rican people. If the figures don't lie, there is quite
a bill of peculations to be settled tor with the public
treasury. Mr. Greeley has not been overhauling
the pigeon holes for nothing.
It is pmbable that nothing will be done in the |
way of a contract for the publication of the Houae :
debates this session, though the scanty reports of
the (/nitmand Inttllietwer, of the House, as com- J
pared with their ample reports of the Semite, are
operating to force the House to some expedient.
The South* rn Committee.
[Correspond*nee PbiUdt-lphia North American 1
WisHiitGTon, l>ae. 24 1844.
Tbe following gentlemen have been appointed the
omnilt'ee [on the part of the tlaveholding States, In
aeenrdacee with the resolution of tba meeting held
in the t>an*te chamber on K.tdij last :?
Messrs Iiifnim, of Georgia.
Clayton, ot Delaware.
( HirMtK of Maryland,
IBivi t. of Vlrclnla,
Vrniai a. cf North Carolina.
Cjlhopk, of Heuth Carolina.
AIKN. OI niBDIUlS,
Kooti, of MiMlMfppi,
Uiidm, of LouiMaaa,
Mom Hf ad.of Kentucky,
Oiktu. of Tennra??-?,
Aohki* of Mi??ourt.
Bohlipd. of ArkantM.
(.mm, of florid*,
Run. of Ttxu
Thk? < omnrtur h? b*?n formed without eoncalta
ttrn with *11 tfcr Dt'rmrD DlUird upon It. Soma of
tb?ni way drelibr to **r??. or may eonntiit with ft
tI?*w cf arresting thf agitation and t?othing the ?*?it?B?Bt
_____
Coal m Khodi Ijl?i?i> ?We hav* several time*
call?-d attention to the interesting und important
evidrnc?n ol the existence of coal in this Sutr. i
Mr Ridpway. a grologiat, from lVnnaylvaniti, 1
who ha* t*en for home months examining various
localities, with the view of ascertaining th?* fact*
in thi? cane, opened a thick b?*d of coal, of very
good quality, in Cranston, latt Friday. We have
r? ceived a specimen of the coal, which burns very
iitely in a clote Move. ? Provtdtnct yaptr.
Mr Wiixum J Smei.ijnu, late editor of the
Bntton Herald, dud suddenly, at his residence in
Ch?lsea, about four o'clock yesterday monnntf.
Hie hh? was 44 yeiirs. It la a singular fact, that
Mr. Simon Jort in, fifi yrars of Ha**, un<l fath^r-inU
W (11 Mr SnJ] J.-J ...
uiru vrry auuoeniy II) tile
Hum*- houkr, abo?i t-even o'clock yesterdav morniDf.
Mr Joidan vuii hi hia nt-ual good health
until alter his ton *t law expired ? U< tton Allat,
DtctmUr 26.
The Tfxjujraih ?Our city i? n??w in communication
with tiie sSouih mid \tfn?u>y telegraph. The
line between this city and Portland i? now comr.|et>d,
and we haw the jilraaure, tin* mornmit. of
urniHliinjr our reader* with the New York rnaiket i
c>|_ye*te>o?y afternoon, and other intelligence received
by the telegraph from Itoaton. Thic la the ,
firM primed telegraphic deapntch from liuatoa to <
limcHf ? t'owur, Dtc 1K? 1
taL'kDUM A*l> AhkKM' Of TUB .VlUKOKilKK ?O .t
eitzei.s were thccaed to Irani, by telegraph fx>ra
Snndui-ky, ihiH rn<<ri:inn, thnt Mr David Ju'.tnaou,
<>t this city, bud been robbed aud murdered in
Marx n courty. Mr lohn*on was employed by
Merern Milliard and Have*, in purchasing cattle;
aid th* particulars ot the robtiery, inurdrr, and
discovery, us reported, present a most extraordinary
cape of crime Hnd ita detection. Mr John nn
in ih# cnntM' of hintrnvelx a'nnrwH at n horpl
ill Marion, Ohio, when, bv some m-ans, rhe
)h?idlord learned thHt he carried $2,000 wijh him.
Johnson proceeded ibencf about twelve miles, to
buy catt'e The landlord followed hun and shot
him. The drover feigned d"aih, while he wa?
draeeed into the woods, foreed between two In^s,
and covered with brush. Alter the UndloH left,
be made himself heard to a passer by. "I'ulme
ipto your wagon, and drive to the tivrrn as fast as
possible." said the drover. On arriving therf,
(he landlord came out to take the horses, win a
ihe drover raised his h?*nd and exclaimed," Tlut
is ihe rrt'.n that shot me; he hoB $2,000 of my
money !" nrd ten minutes after expired. The
landlord gave himaell up, confvMed the deed, and
is now in jail. Mr. Johnson rras about 35 years
years of age, had been engaged in buying
cattle for some years past, was an active, honorable
business man, and leaves a wife and four
children to mouin tne sudden and terrible bereavement.?
Cleveland ( Ohio) Herald, Dec. If*.
The Wabash Navigation Company have completed
the locks at the Grand Rapids, and they are
now ready for use.
CITY TRADE REPORT.
Tuesday. Deo. 26?2 P M.
There teems bat little di'pnsUion manifested this
morning, to operate. Merchant* are writing up their
took* for the year ; and tbe probability is that there
will be nothing done until tbe New Year opens.?
Ft or* i* held very firm, with small sales to the trade
t to 37t, a f 44. Tor common to good brands ; Western
and State. $6 SA ; for favorite brands $5 50, and
$6 76 a $5 81)*. for pare Genesee. Wheat and corn
rvmsin about the same, but without transaotions of
importance. Pnomou-Pork is qnoted at $13 26,
and $10 60 for old. Mess and prime beef eontmues
tUady. witb email lales. Lard quiet at 7 a 7'i ota.?
Butter, no change.
Titbsdav, Dee 28-6 PM.
Tbe flour market was firmer than at the elese of
last week. There was a steady demand to thecoma
trade; and sales. especially of selected brands, were
lade at an advaace There were no tales of moment
for exprrt. Wheat was quiet at last week's quotations
Corn was rather dull, and sales moderate.
Tlitre was no change in rye. Oats were firmer. Provisions
were firmer, with fair sales of mess and prime,
at an advance. There wu no change in beef. Lard
eontimtd dull Groceries continued quiet, but steady
in prices Sales ef molasses were made at steady
nrices Cotton was steady, with fair ?&! ? nhloflo far
export.
A*his ?Small sa>? were making, including pots, at
$6 and of pearl* at $6 25.
Butipiii kfi? Fluut?The ?alen did not exceed over
2(00 a 3 01:0 bbls . in various small lots, including
Western canal at $5 ."7'a a $5 44. with a lot of prime
Michigan at >5 66V- 600 Ohio at fo 37^,'. <'100 do. pore
Geoetee at $5 76. Sales of Petersburg were made at
*r> .'>0. and small parrels of Baltimore and Georgetown
were fold at $6 26 a $6 37)^. IVktat?A lot of Western
*n reported on private terms. Corn?The sales
reaehed shout 10 000 a 12 000 bushels in separate lots,
inaludirg 1X0 buthels new at 6?5o .2.000 do. Southern
white, to arrive; on term* not understood. Round
yellow was held at 70c ; 1 200 bushels old Virginia
white, poor quality, were sold at 58s. Mral?Sales of
l.f00 bushel* Brandywine were made, to arrive, an private
terms, and 300 bhls. New Jtr.iey. at $2 87^.
Kye- Ssles of 2 800 bushels were reported at 62,li<\
Oats were worth (canal) 34 a 37c
Cattle ?At market 1 200 beef cattle (300 Southern,
the remainder this State ) 70 cows and calva*. and 5,000
sin f d and Iambs Beef Cattle?The market has undergone
a viry decided obange sine* our last report, and
prires have gone up as high as f 9 We quote the market
average from that figure dewn to (6 No sales of
any consequence have been made at a lower mark.
About 200 head remain over, unsold. 40 were taken
for th'pmentto Bermuda Cows and Calves?Sales at
from $24 to * 2 50 a (47 50 All sold Sheep and
lambs?The offerings are very heavy. Sales of sheep
at from f 1 37>? to $2 75 a $4 60. Lambs. (1 to $2 75
Left over. 800.
Cotton?The sales to day do'not exceed 1.00* bales,
wh'ch were taken chieflv bv thinners tnr tha nnndun.
tal market*. We quote?
LlVKRPOOL CLAMiriClTIO*.
Upland* N. OrUitu
anti Mobile nnd
Florvvi. Trial.
Inferior - r, ? ' 6 ?,si'
Ordinary ?l< a 6',, B a ?
XiddttrK #Sa?^ 6v4'a?';
Middling Fair r,\ a?7?
Fair 7?a7?2
fit oil Fair 6Va7 T?^aS
Jit J
Fish?The market for both cod and mackerel eon*
tinue* firm. Of the latter there were Rales of 600 barrel*
No 1 and 2 Massachusetts, at $7 87^a8. for No.
1*; and $6a6 26 for No 2*. Moderate sales of the Tormet
at $2 36 Box herring continue* plenty and dull.
Vii v i t?We notioe sale* of 1.000 bushel* new Southern
pea nut* at 00 cent*, wbieh i* a decline. 300
boxr* new crop Talermo oranges on term* not made
public; to barrel* Baraoea do . Including all In flrat
band*, at $7, andbuneb raisin*, In lot*, at our previous
quotation.
Far.ir.HT>?Bates were steady. 12 000 bushels corn
were engaged for Glasgow, in bulk, at 7)ic ; BOO barrel*
flour wire engaged for Liverpool at 2s. 3d. A British
vessel engaged oorn, in bag*- for the same port, at Od.
A British Teasel also engaged oorn in bulk at 7%d.?
For cotton 5?d. was asked. To Ireland corn was firm
at lOd. To HaTTe J?o. continued to be tbe current
rate for cotton. There rra* nothing of moment to
other port*.
Tallow? Sales of 8al0 000 lbs. were made at 8,Sc.
V'NtLiioiii continued dull.
Wrnmrv?Sale* cf about 100 barrels were made at
22.l?a2:i rents, and 60 do. drudge at 22l?e.
Hav ?Sale* of 200 bales common wera made yeaterday
at 40 c?
Limc ?Sale* of :t000 bbls. were made at 80 etc., and
lCf 0 do lump at $1 6.
raovmoNi ? Sal?s of 100 bbls Leland's prime new
eity mess were made at $17. Sales of 000 bbl* new
Western were made, to arrive, at Jill 76 for prima, and
at $14 for mess. Sale* of 260 to 300 bbl* were reported
at $10 70; old mess was held on the *pot at $13 60;
saies <>i it'u up., new, were reported kl (14. Href wit
steady. but Mir* were light at previous rate*. Lard?
Tbe market was dull, and no sale* of moment were reported.
Chtnr was steady at 6>i to 7 eta. Thar* wan
no change in batter.
Mbi iWti ?Tbe market ia without change to notice,
aid a fair demand prevails Sale* embrace a cargo of
Cardenaa for distilling, at 18 ota., and 160 bble New
Or'ean* at 28 ete.
Natal Sram:> ?There hare been sales of 300 bbla.
spirits turpentine at 85 eta. each, and 200 do. white
roun at $2 60.
Oil*.?Lln*eed?we notice sales of Kngllsh at 56 eta ,
and American at 61 to 53 ctg, Soma lota of crude
pe> hi changed hands at $1 08.
Ric k ?No sale* were reported to-day; prices remain
ai laft quoted.
mMi
December 2*>?h. at tbe Astor House. by Rev. S Washburn
of Kali Rirer Mas* , Mr William Car a. of Warren.
R I , to Mils Ki.izabf.th V DrnrcK.of Kail River.
On Sunday evening. the 24th inst. by the R<?v. Dr.
Pile. Mr Ch ilm Va? UuLrtn, to Mlsa Mathilda
Korsinhrt. all of tbie city.
On Tuaeday morning. 26th instant, by the Rev. Mr.
E L Janes. Jo??ph W Kiihkr. to Mlia Elizabeth,
only daughter of the lateChas W. Timpsen. all of thi4
olty.
On Yonday. the 25th Instant by tha Rev. Dr Spencer,
Mr Jamhi Thompson, of Brooklyn, to Mr*. Hannah
Pooi kr, late of Kngland
At Brooklyn, on tbe 26th instant, Mr. B C Lii-omi,
of Geneva to Mis* Raihkl Kkvks, of Itbaea, Tompkins
county.
At Ke< tch riains, N. J., on tbe 23d inst., by the
Rev. William K Locke, Mr. Ercncccr L Coofcr. of
the city of New Vork. to Elizabeth, daughter of William
Randall, of tbe forner place.
Dltd,
Noti< r.?The hour for the funeral of Dr. H. H. Sav*ioi
r, I* necessarily changed t* one o'clook. on
Wednesday afumoon. instead of three, a* tbe laterment
will take place at Greenwood Cemetery
On the 20ib Inttant, Mr. Okor>;e Clyde, of tha firm
of(lyde It Black, aged 30 years, a native of Belfast,
Ireland
Hi* friend", and those of hi* brothers In-law. tha
Messrs hlsck. and tbe member* ?f the Hev. H H.
Blair'* church, are invited te attend his funeral, thi*
day. at 2 o'clock. P. M , from his late residence, No. 293
Orand atreet.
On Tues"ay morning Deo 20th, suddenly, Cobnclir?
S. White. aged 41 years and s day*
The relative* and friends of tbe family are re*pectfn'ly
in vited to attend the funeral, this day, at 3 o'clock,
from lit] Division street
On Tuesday merning 26th instant, Daniel Moos*.
sob t-f Daniel and Sophia Moore, aged 3 year* an<l 8
moii< ha.
T> Irienda and relatives of the family are requested
to attend the funeral, from 234 Seventh street, on
Tbnr?day. 28th instant, at 10 o'clock A. M., to Oreanwood
Cemetery.
On Kunday evening. 24th ln?tact, Kaw?r Hi*rt
Wit.MATita. brothtr of Oeorge Wldmayer, in tha 30th
7>ar ot bia age.
On Vonday evening. 2/>th Inatant. of congestion of
tbe limg?. John Bow re. infant eon of John l. and Matilda
T SchiefMln. aged 10 montha.
I New Haven, Conn., paper*. will please oopy ] '" "'a
Ufith or Fbasi Dk Viro ?The aclentlflo world
will regret to bear of the audden and unexpected death
< f the celebrated and learned Jesuit astronomer. Kranbe
Viro. who died In Kngland, on the 16th ultimo,
wbltber he went on boat neaa con nectad with the <Georgetown
College He waa for several year* professor of
aatronomj in tbe l.'nivrrslty of Roma, and superintendent
<>f the koman observatory. It waa while holding
tbe latter important offl?e that be anaonneedto
tbe world hi* dletinzriabed and brilliant dlseoverta In
astronomical eci?n<?. for whlnh several god medals,
and other marks ?f honor and diatinction, wera awarded
blm In the Academy of grlencea I'pon hla return
firm Kngland be Intended to acnept the rhair of aatronoroy
in Georgetown College. D Giorgrtown jIJior
alt.
Meekly He-port or llufha,
la the City ami I onmy ot Nee York,from th? |t>?h day of Djoem
Ixt to the 2Id day ot Deeeaber, IW.
Men. SO; H < n.?u. ft), Boya. 77: (Jlrla. ti. Total 2.W.
Htanaaa
Apopleiy, H, atrophia, 2; tuf'i a. I; bleeding from womb. Jj
I mud i t <1, 1; bronchitis. I; rio?r of *?inb I.cancer,2j
raneerof aton ach. <; "eaualilee, t: cholera. I; eolio, 2. coaan i p.
li' ? Mi. ror vnlamna, 36 cruap, f>, con#eation of langa 3. aatarrli.
I, dtHIHy, & delirium trtaiene, I; diarrlin*, J: dropey. 3; drop.* .
in the tie^d, Jo, dr> pay in U a tinat. 2. drowned I: i '
f* ***"* j; ?ry*f?lia. ),fryr pmrp?iat 5: fever mmitunt, a* 4
kf*1 tcftllft, $ fmf tjpboid, 3; fertf ijpbu*. 11, f#?4f torife?lif?' I 4
i; iiihiikI Uin i ?rl : i uiMbU uxo^ii. t, >uttvi>iu?ii >u, I. M
lUir niKlini of brain, 7; 1 (WnMBBttoB of bo??ta .1; iufl unnnu-n
Mtl ahrart I i?fl?n m*ci .n of i<h>k* t"; MWmmvlon uf oB
?!'. I; II tt<tniii>atii>n el )<* ?. .1; lv?> j?w. I; mwiamiw. 9. men*
iV J mnrtiftcBtloD 1; piWy. 2; pnaiitturj birth. ?; p'?uri?y A
rupture ol N?rt, 1: rhcuiuktiw, I; roplar" I: rupture ?f womb,
I; until pci. 10; tptuc, 1; nuc.de I; ii-flc* wo, I; viiioloii, 1;
atkrowB, I.
Age?U?d?r on# yeu. '9 ; 1 to 2 gmn, 18; Ito 0, SI; it* 10,
lPTTtl to 10; S?toW,? .*> to 40. M; ?L to 30, 14; 80 to (HI, U,
to to 70.4. 70 to 8U, 11; uaknowa. &
A. W. WHITE. City lojptotot.
OltT 1 m^ector'iOCee Dm. ?S 1H4K
IIIAHITIHG IKTKliLIiiKNCKi
SHIP KIWI NOTICE.
Crmmander* of tmmIi bound to thla port, will confer
a favor upon an by having all parocle. paper*, and
report*. intended frr the New Vitrk llcruld, ready f?r
immediate delivery t- our new* *teain?r, the Nawa
Bot. Sbe will board inward bound veaael* in the tIctnity
of Sandy Hook. Thoee bound to other port*,
whether foreign or domeetie, will confer an additional
favor by forwarding to the llerald. through the mail
or otherwise, ehlp new* or paper* that may h* deemed
of tnterent to the community. We will gladly recipiooate
the favor.
Port of New York, December '47,1848*
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?l n flkth 4 33 i high * at i h 10 is
Cleared.
Ship*?Virginian. Johnson anion via Valparaiso. N 1 k Q
Gri>nulH; DtvnrMmo, (pk') Hov?y. London, J Crirvold; K aily,
Davir, tU Cro x. Sic, A) mar k Co; UlMfO, Iagenoll, New Orlaam,
T f Siaiitoi/ k Co.
hmi ?Georgia. Iluntir gton. ifoMle, s nrgs. Hi-arman k Co.
hrits?Amelia Gordon. I Br) Mcl.aod. Tralrr. Ireland, J Leek
Cr; 1 weed, (lir) Hall. St Anu's Buy. J tm. U Kiln : Aiores, Auieilury,
New OMM J W Klwell: Om Wilson, Beck with, Apalaobieo
a. Olive Tlioroixx n. Pote, Norfolk.
Scha? Porca-, T kiob, Lumayra, G Whitaker, Har.i'it Balleok,
/ pplehy, Mobile. Ragle k haiard Palladium, Poet. A pi'aohiooU;
Kor, AvctTi Baltimore; JC Morrtll, Story, Jo; J S Jliilur, Elli
ott, ?o.
Arrived.
fhip Toronto, Parker, New Orleans, 9th init. with mdse, (e
Froai k links. "4th. lat 3H, too 4 60. iaw bark Kingston. stand
ir* 8. Om Satnrdaj laat, lat 38. Ion 73 So, experteco* J a Kale from
NW, the day previcaa we had a gale from NE. Had light westerly
wild* anting the paseage.
Bl.ip Fairtle.d, Loteland, New Or leant, Deo 7, with oottoa, tie,
te T1- Stanton.
Bi.ip Conner, Lock, New Orltani, 20 day*, with ootton. ke, to
Slurgta k Co.
Skip lliiabetk Ellen, Tyler, New Orltana, Dec 9, with ootton,
fee, to T P Stanton.
Stiip H Allen, Mcllann, Charleston, 6 day a, with ootton, kc, to
T W ardle.
Ship Kla\ina, Cook, Charleaton, 5 day* with cotton, ke, to D H
Howland.
bark Edinburgh, Conway, Amsterdam, 44 days, with m<Ue and
~ in nc!*bark Inca, Caitiiard, Marseille* 48 day* with mdse, to
liti'cbir Draper & levlin.
Hark Welbamot, Terry, Trinidad do Cuba, Dec 1, with sugar, to
M Taylor, vessel to A Q Benson. xt 1 init experienced a severe
p?lc hem the North, split the fore toptail; nw after the (ihi
berm hi if, with tho Iom of her furc topjill yard aud toreaail. Wh
bearded by tho Nt ws Boy.
Bark Eugenia. Blficoe, Vera Crux, 26 daja, with specie, Jto, to
Hargi up Brotl era.
Bark Beaver, Bdincmls. Bavanaah, 7 diya. with cotton, kc, to
order.
Bark Caroline, Godfrey, Charleston, 4 days, with mdge, to Dnaham
k Dimoa.
luliau brig f ipero, Molflxno, Genoa. SS days, witli marble, kc,
to order Hu? earned away head of mainmast.
Brig Columbus. (of Portlaud) Davis, Bonaire, Z\ day*, with
alt, to ii I'ndcrwood. 2)>th inst, 75 miles KNEof Cape llealopec,s[vke
Br (hip Ira Qaneo, from London for Philadelphia,
with lose of rudder, all her bulwark* stove in, boats lost, dooks
wept. Jto, in the late NEgale.
Htik Haret-llus. Hopkins, Neuvitaa, 12th inst, with mthocuay,
kc. to T M & 7. Mavbew. On the night at the ?hh inst. off th]
Capes of Delaware, was run into by the brig Ohio, hence f.ir ;
ratiitd away our bobetays. eathead, aid damaged the bulwark!,
doing much damage to the Ohio.
Brig Brothers,lowle, Santa Crm, (Cub*) Dec 10. with maho
gany, Bretta Vow. Wan h' arded by tho News Boy.
firiiiih brig Brazilian, MutoII, Turks islaud, 11 dayi, with wit,
to order. Left no Am vewels.
Br g J Lovttt. (?f Beverly) Hodgden, New Orleans 17 days,
With mdrr, to Badger k Peck.
Brig Wetnmpka, Powler, Mobile. SI d-ys, with cotton, to Sturten,
C earman k Co, Deo 3t?, lat S7 5<>, Ion 71 80 spoke brig Osceola,
6 days from Boston for Wilmington. NC.
trig Pioneer (<f Portland 1 tlearn. St Marks, 18 day*, with cotton,
kc, to muter. Dee lfi, off the Tortugas, f puke snip Clarissa
Andrews, 1U days from Mobile for 1 iver|ieoI; off Cape Florida, saw
bark Octavos, Parks, frem St Ma'ks for New York.
Brig Drtrid. Shackford, Jacksonville, IF, ft days, with live oak,
to J 3 Kcchambeau.
Erg L BaMwia. Bassett, Savannah. 8 day*, with cotton, ko, to
Dunham k Dimon.
Brig Orizava Uinds Georgetown, 80, 10 days, with cotton, to
Netmithk Walsh.
Bohr Rio, (o! Sedprwiok) Hover, Georgetown, 7 daya.
Sohr Arcade, (of Boston) Mc'Jnrdy, Capes of the Delaware, 21
hears.
bctii Falcon, (of Steuben) Barritt, Dar en, 17 days, with lumber,
to J Arnold. Oflf tl e bar, saw achr Ur*cion, henoe, bound in.
Bchr Chsrles P Brown, Doughty, Charleston, 6 days, with cjtten
and rice, to maiwr.
Sehr John Csstner, Simmers New Orleans, Dec 2, with mdae,
to N L MoCready.
Sclir Shawmnt. Fsrney; Jacksonville, 10 day*, with timber, to
J Gilchrist, failed in oo with fchr Brace, Gould, for Boston; hu
eir*rieno<dvery bad wi-atfir on the passage, lost fore aud square
tail yards, jibboom, sails Ike; also rprnng a leak. The S wont
as* ore on the Homer, on Monday night at 8 o'oloek. when she remains,
fall of water; the Captain and crew hare abandoned her.
The steamer Hercules remains ay her.
Behr llendrck Hudson, (of New Haven) Hanson, Franklin,
La, 16 daya, with molar es and sngar, to D LSayre.
Sohr Star, Farrow, Washington, NO.
Bchr Frances Ann. Daniel Washington, NC.
Bctr Pamplico, Fulford. Washington, NC.
hchrCora. Sherwood. >ewhern, NC.
B< hr Senth Carolinian, Davis,Newborn, NC.
Bohr Jabei L White. Corson, Will lama ton, NC.
Sehr Benjamin Smith, fcod.ne, Virginia.
Scbr Missouri, Bmi'h, Virsinia.
Cu t Free Trai'e, Nelson, Virginia
Bot r Ameriean System. Vaa Name, Virginia, 3 daya.
Sehr Belle, Post. Virginia.
Sehr Fair, Snidtker. Klcbmond.
Bchr B Hotlcu. Hollingaworth, Richmond.
Sohr Lydla. Post, Baltimore
Behr Baltimore, Sleight, Baltimore.
Sehr Dcla*are. (of Philadelphia! Harding, Smyrna, QeL
Sehr J 8 Htchett, Carey, Bel?Tills, Del
Behr Mary J Peek, Peek, PhiladelphiaBohr
Sarah Emma, ? all, Calala.
Bchr D Webster, Lltenbury. Lubec.
Sohr Talbot. Johnson. Maehiaa. 4 daya
Sohr Bengal.( rouch, Thomatton.
Scl.r I' tea. Id*aids Portland, 6 day?.
Sehr George Thomas. yolnn, Provincetown, 8 day*.
Behr M M Klotts, Chaoe, Boston.
Sol.r Pitarro, Chace. Uyanuia.
SehrOljropni. Broun, Now London.
Behr Indmtry, Keller, New Bedford.
ccnr America, n miaiu-, awuaiu.
Mir A ltd*. Wi?5'i>? N*w B*ven.
Pchr Pill New IUiii.
Slo<pCbrittepbtr Pott, Jnlineon, Virginia.
M1ML
Ptenrfthip Tithmu* Chanec ?htp* Virginian. Canton: Devonihire.
L??dun; Ivanhoe, Liverpool; Woodaidn, Mobil*; Now York,
Chsrkttnn. bark* Uen**e* New Or total; laabella Stewart, Mo
>il? Vernon. S*va??n*h; brig* Himllou, W?*t IndiM; Florenoe,
Tnrke Inliud; Barriet, Halitn.
P acket aolp aid don*, (or Liv*rp>cl, bu an-hored in tb? North
kivct.
The ?te*nD*hip Panama. Comitoek, hence for California, re tamed
nnder eanvan, having broken h*a evliader and cylinder top on
ti < Gth of December, in lat. :0 27 north. Ion*. 60 43 went, flv* ?ara
cot from vrhioh date until the 21*t, had huth adverae wind*;
on the evening 1' tbt 21 at, took a heavy N. K. gal* off Barnegat,
in 17 fathom* water, whioli laatel till noon ol the 22d, wlien wind
veered to the S W, and commenced blowirg very heavy. At 7 r
7 rhanped pmddenly to N W. and blew a hnriioane for 7 ban**.
With a hrtvy pea. moderation on tbt 2'M. leaving a heavv orow
tea. Spoke *ehr.Cr??r*nt City on the Uth, and ihip Niagara
on the 24th, 24 hoore from Murk. On the 16th, FrancisS*rtvogli
died of pUuri-pueiimrnia.
Dacnan J6?Wlad, at nnriw, NNW; meridian, NNW
K ***t. N W.
Herald Marin* Correspondence.
BncABTOWN.lMair.) Deo ?>? Arrived?Bark Uen J**up, Fiah r.
PbiUdelp' la lor Bo?vn; *elir VoU*oo, Smith, dodo.
21 ? Biif* fmbltm. Bn.iker. Richmond for Bocton; Mariana,
Wi lard. Baltimore for do; Swap, Courier, bound Kapt.
22? Inp rt, thea^ov*.
24?Jailed?The above.
Pan. ami Tin*, Dee 2(1.?Arrived?brige Challenge, Clark, Ca"
lair; Fairy, H*rper, Port an Price ; Matinie, Yhomdyke, Savan'
nab; T"pa*, Bpato*, R**'p"rt: Wm li Roper*. Tavlor, B>*:or; Pla
net, Jonen. Km'port; Pol,re Betijimin Brown, Rteh*. New Verk '
Bnena Vi?ta. C"r*on, Wilmington, NC; O*o U Warrington, T/iwep,
Del.; Almiia. Ring, l,agu?r?; Monterey. Carliee, N Vork; Tyro,
c' iiiitock. Bo*ton; momp Brown, Hall, Provideeca.
Clearet".?Brig Myra Hawea. Button ; tchrt Lowet, Cavalier,
nrat?r; Benjamin Kngliah, Bill, N Uaven ; barge Vennt, Wilton,
NYork.
DlliedUntoai.
V?jh:i * A*iior r ?The aobr Jarman, Vartey, of New Cattle,
Ma. fn m Jtckaoavil'.e, Fa., with lumber, bound to Boston, to J.
C Cilubnet It Co. west aahore on the lul Bank yeaterlay mornirg
when the wind came oat from the norttwmt and bilged and
filled with water; the ttramer Sarov>n, took of her captain and
crew. A fore and aft whr. r*i?ted black, at the tame time wont
atbore on ti e Wnt Bank-did not learn her nam*?two lighter*
eemc to her attlranoe.
Prim Van Bi rct. from Maohiaa for New York, wont whore
at Nantet Beach 21tt, abont 2 mi!aa north of Chatham Ughta?
cargo Ititrbar, The crew rihacdoned the ve?*l, and n have not
aacertained in what condition ahe wm lei t.
LarNCHin?A thip ot 000 ton*, named the Jeraey, will b?
launched at Portamouth ifith In't. at 12 M, from the yard of Mr
Goo Ra>ner>, She ia owned by Tuoker Dalaod {and othor* ol Salem.
aid will b? commanded by Captain John Day, of the aaao
place.
At?. nth Frorpect recently, bark ol 231 tent, <"->pp*r faa?.en?d,
l ard p'i n and I.aokracta< k u p. She it owned by Z ?F Shoto, J P
Fliia I la-rbard It Sherman, and Hugh K'.aa, of Bangor; Stephen
KII h. I' Hapli p, and othera, it to be commanded by Cart J.mea
P Hilt
A naomch. eojper fattened bat V of 2S)> tort, waa launched at
Pn i>u |?o<>t 1 oner Valla, Falminth, Me. Sba wat built by Capt
8kilnng?,and ia owned by Mr 0 W Bcody.
Foreign Porta.
NtuvfTAa. Dee 17? No At* vctael in port S'd 11th, bark Mary
Melville Btovena, for Mai aanilla, to load for New York.
PrilNAtm ri Oct ti?Bark St Joaepb, Harvey, Baltimore,
(Sept 2) f- r Talraraiao.
?t Di'?n>oo, Die II?BrtgaJamea Clephin. Solomon, of Bali,
fax for l iv rpool-ctp-ain and erewaickj FiciM. Buah. for New i
York ia I daja. Hnheroy. BendelL of Beiraet. Me. I r New Y rk
In ft da< a; bark Mary alien, of Boaton, for New T ork ia IH daya;
achr llrtter, ot Philadelphia. for Now York in A daya
i<T Cm z. Cuba, Dee Hi?8chr uphemia, Cilly, fur New York
in .1 da) a only Am vetarl In port.
Tit imiiAn it? C'mA, Deo I?Brig Cordelia, fur Boat on, toon.
Going in, achr Illlott, ot ProTincetown.
Bom* Porta.
Boktoi, Dee 24?Sid ahipa Madlord; Thorndike; Noemle; karki
Lonox: Mary; brig* l.ogan; I'alif mla, Margaret lliiabeth; Themlat
Mall, antWrom the Koada,b*rka Smyrna, (baring pat back)
Cochituate; brig Boat n.
VS?Cld barkt Mary, (Br) Mooea, Liverpool; Omanli. Oardn'r.
N Orlear a. Niagara. J art la. Savannah; br gt T m Paine Campbell
Parana; Tartar. Fan*, Mobile; IJtieen Bather. Pendleton.
M rfrflk, to load for Mataoiat; Wm T Dugan, Kelley, N York;
Winthrou I elaad, Bath, to load for Cnba; toh* (^ynohbiirg, Haw.
kma, N > ork; Marietta. Wait t, do. Sid 22d, bri? Thoa f Bnox,
(notTbotP King.) Belcher. rr*deriekal>nr*.
Fn ANH irv l.a Deo 9? In port, achr llard Timet, Smith, of
New York . una.
Hoi.miV* Boi.r. Deo 20, PM ? Arr aohr Pulton, Jao<(itea. from
Alexandria for Newbnryport; 2llt, Arr and aid. achr l.'tioa, II
rd. lerim Portland for N York: alaa arr hrl?? ?i
rinds*. AltxandrUfor Boaton; III*. Pilie, IliiUdelphla lor St
John NB
Owi.'i Hr*n, Doe 10-Rld l>ri? Minteinma, Ilill, from Manhla*
for N Vork; l??h, (Id. biln AntolnM. Hawrn, fnm Orono, Uava
na, ichr Invincible, Rjder, from ftalfait for Salem.
PuMngcrt A irlrwl.
Til * Clin- Ba?? Enfnia?Mr Malvadot Ilurliid* and ladr,
Mr* M Hirun. Mr A I>ur?nd.
List or littkm bkmaininq in thi nkw yore
Port Drahir'S, IH4H.
ornnti.i-v rvaiMiinii thi rtrtl MriMTHUHM
nopurMK.
riMM meMtloa u? late nl tha Iirt In whiofa th?7 are adrorttaed.
LADIES' LIST.
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AdaimMarrM Aaetia M1m Mliiaia AIUtUU Mr*
A(>m>Mn{VMMI AUlaM Marcarot A Ui Ma Mr* J aha
tml AUIr ana Hai.ah Aaaaa Madam*
AlHioa MnJawpk Adala M?d?? OagtmaaMaaj J
tU?n?aB*Wa Altos tam I
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Bn4y ?? Bluakmo* Jmn BeUoa Imli
Brad; JiUt Brows Itnkt Broaa 4u
Bi??aoa btn Butiut Muit I Berawit Paul*
CaiaMtnK Btow? Mutant BntMioM Miry
to*tvfix Buy Burke abimj K Bluvsnttod Marfan!
l'anet Nn J Burn Mary Bn^ft lm<? B
H?rt? r Saruh Jam Barniab Miry Brooonai Mary
Wrteli Mn R Balk Ana Brootitt Ftnb 0
Hotel aer Mary Bvh Catharine Baec.tMary
I loch Mary M Biutf <id Mim M A?23roley Mrt (MoatFtrtolfMmJ
L Bradley Biddy gMMM it
Bi oih X*r?rtt Ball Car hne BrwaJutO
Belren Mart ah Blake y Fruotf Brown Jane
Bci'jnmin Mu-s H E Blake Ann Brown Mm A
Bmpr Alain Bary Pntneet Itnrrill d?rri?t K
Behnuao Madame E Hurm an (Oak it B irch Wih
U>d*le Lnum Barman Ennire B'irui Mr* iiou F
brodnek Bridget Bra e Eluatot Ih N Butler Mai y
B<g*ttMatyF Breuuau Mary Butler Johaaaa
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Campbell Mary W C?n?im Michael (HH Prud?n?a
ChiDilnJiM Cr"?k Lony L dfid'urlit)
Charfwick H*iy Ann Com well Martha?2 Oolhy Rjth 0 D
CaulrrrMrrt Kingat)i'oegrove Margaret Conklin Julia
I irltoii Sunn C Cowlei Mix D S Coleman vdolaiJn\B
Clark Jim C<>yn? M?ria Ctoneh Mr>( >tead at)
Caneyl'beb* Coyle C*tharia* Co?tnha Catharine B
CurM?i?( Anthory?t)Curti? Evelina Cook Ana M
Canity Catharine Currin Brdget Cook Wary Ana
I hit \l>ry E Craln Fr*a?'i Croe'iy Mary
C o'li Miry Ann CahilOeUa Core? Sarah W
Christopher BluabethCainaron Koeanaa Croeby Uannah Maria
Crocker Mary Clark Mary A Oovle MaigtMt
Ccclan Mary Anne Clark Ja?e Mariah Ciugh'in Mary
Crocker Mary Carbery Mary Coy'e Mary
CouloD Jolia Clanry Mary Cu> ninghatn Mr*
Connolly El'en Caary Hridaet (Fulton it)
Coffin Mr* A K Clary Catharine Onrliy Bridget
Ealy Mary Doyle Ellen Dertnodv Bridget
Daly Jin* Dowd Aoa Deiaoy Eliza
Daly UiK C Duff Mr* DiekeiLoataa
Day Mary Dw>?rMary Dickson MargaretAnn
baiter Jan* ^>rinn Bridget Dioiion Mtry
I>tdf< nd Jane Dulfcy Margaret D>!an Mis < rfowery)
Perghan Ana Daly Ellen D >yw Bridget
l/tlonifriiue MadanaDeily Ro?e Dougherty Elian
Driieall Mary Darlington Mr* Dunn Oath\rin#
Din an Mary Demiond Margaret Dutohraau Mr*(Pearl
I)' Ian Mary Benight Mary *tr*et
Duuphy Jnddy
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Early Mary Egan Mr* Kiehd Eager Mary
Edward* Angelina Erarard lloaora Elawurth Mary
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Flarnan Margaret Fi>her Miie M I Faga? Margaret
Fan-oil Kliia Fogerty Mr* Fleming Bridget
Pari* Matgarat Foiter Ale* Finn H anion
Fmman Mary J Ford Reheooa Ftnigan Vary
Fleming Mr* C M Furaee Sibyl Fiah Myra P
Freee Anaa Farley Mr* (Pitt * ) Foealek Mary A
Fiii Got don Louiat Fra*ar Mis* (I5th*t) Flower Sylvia
Auguita Franoe* Marian t Foy Margaret
Filter Mary E Fi? toan Mr* U Fryer Bridget
Graham CtTtrnd* Orey Ellen Graydea Mary
Galligan Mary UUIet utSuaana* Gleaann Eluabath
Cray Mary L Gnodv in Mary Greyaton Ana
GrnrtUa Mr* Anto- Glotte rMargaret Green Anna
ma Gallaa Mr* (12th at) Oaodwln Mr*
Gieea Mr* (Monro* *t Carrey Budget Orooly Louiia
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Ball Adtllae L BegM Catiarin* Bay** Mr* (EliiaHigan
Mr* Jonph 11 gan Margaret beth*t)
Hamilton Bridget Howard 8u?an Hen maxima ML**
Buil; Vinlo Howard Mra Joieph H Kult
11 ait Cat .ariu* llarrlcan Mary Huburt Ann
Harlow Pridget Homj>hry? Catharine llelvy Mlai
Uanghton Jan* Hamniit Virginia Hiram Mis* M A
BayeiJace Hartey Bridget Holland Esther
Hewn Mary II Uart Buaan A Hodgden Eita A
Ilrimione kit* Uarwood Uaneah Horn Hannah U
Hendenon Sarah G Harper Margaret Hon Catharine
Hillman Mr* B Harding Catharine Uorton Mary
Hall Mary P llawley Mi* VaiUta Hubbard Lucy B
B^ebamh 1&J
Irriie Kliaa J< kion AmandaM Janntn Helena
Juck.en MaryC Joae* 1-arah Jorea Rebeooa C
jtrvi* Mr* A Jone* Sarah Johnson Ansa
Jeflerion Cornelia W Imley Parah A Johnno* Arrobett
Jehuion Mn A 0 Jacob Mar^ JonoaMraUF
Keen Mary A Krieger Mr?( Avenue Kimball Harriet L
Keiley Mary B) Kidder Rebeooa
Kenii'ton Anna King I Abulia Jane Kiernan Anne
Realty Letty Kcrney Sarah Kintiini Joanna
Kiotella Mary Kearaey Harriet Kinge Margaret
RingNanoy Keaxney.i labe Knott Mr* Benjamin
Kinuinge Mr* Chat
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Lamay Mr* Look Mn Lea* Jan*
Lamoiia* Madam* J Ixmrnia Sarah B La mage Mr*
Lahy liaUlla l-o?*kor? CarMin* Ltk?ly Phut*
Lenahan Cath&Zfe* Luody Bridget Look wood Partvh E
Lewi* Mn S M Laaet KJiiabeth A Lovegrore Ellen MaLearer'llita
Laraqne Mr* ria
Lenhaw Mary Lai gaa Catharine Lepeman Mra (VaLecan
HinjMth it) LeBiano Mrs(48th It) rick It)
Livingiton Mi* U R Loiter Ann Luoy Isabella _|
Lookwoed Mary K Lenuhen Catherine
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Might* Mr* A C Morel Madone**!* Mayo Mary Ana
Marx an Maria Moor* Ann Mervin Eliaa R
Madowcr Mary C Morton MargaratAnn Moagner Catharin*
Maddork* AlmiraA Morrow Margaret Miller E Uabeth
Magrath Bridget Mulahy E len Mitahell Charlotte
Martin In aairjr vMuwiaa auicr riraoo i ?
Marstou JulyanB M>cr?Mrs( Kosevelt It Mordeoalre EUcn
Munhall Mr* C H Maek Abb Monroe Mr*
M< mt rt Cbriitiane Maitiand Amanda More Malinda O
Mcrterean Ahiral Magulre A line Montgomery Mary
Mo.kle Mr* Jeme* Maloae Bridget Mullin Samu
Mma Urn Lawrence Mahood K.iia Mulligan Mr* (;*)th ?t)
Mi'chell Ellen Duos MreJame* Murtach Mary
Malimey Charlotte Maromac 1'atharia* F Murphy E''??
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MeCord Heater MoLeaey Mary McCarthy Catharine
MclXrmott Jane MeNamaraJaae Mc I rimer Cuthariae
McAmAii MoSkeller Mia* C McLoughfin Mr*(OrMoAUinter
Maria MoClatky Mary aage act
MoDoni ?11 Catharine MeUermott Jane or MoGaaa Mary
MoPoaald Anne Aan MeQrath Watuwiae
Mollanon Ellen MoCaffry Mary and MoVoyMraf Stanton *t
McFall Georgiana Koee McQoYern Bridget
MeLoflia Margaret MeCulliaa* Sarah McOee Hannah
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Newtll Aan Nowlaa Mary Nolaa Maria
Newell lliaa Nealoo Mary Noylan Mad*
Noeee barab Q
<TCoaaor Mary O'Donoghue Mary O'Neil Mary
Oetxm Anrelia Orr Mr* Alexaader O'Beime Mr* (Ore**.
(TCoanor Mr? DaTid Outhwaite Mary wiehatreet)
O'Brien Hoaon Owen Raohael O'dheaBIlea
CP N't ill Mary p
Paraaly Mary Phillip* Elizabeth Perheek Mr* E
racket Jane Pickering a claim e Peteraon Mrs Charle*
Parcel!* Jane E Parker A ana PeaaoterMary
Ptrkina Lucy J Padua Bridget Pinnell J sum
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Baaaofa Charlotte Bhoade* Mil* PIH Rlordea Uanora
KahoB Mri Charle* KoneU Mary Richard* Mri S
KevaoMa Sarah Roche Belinda Rollina Catharine
Kalian Abb Roeitor Mie(12th it) Bobiaaoa Mai toa
Raid Hetty Rana?a Miaa K Roeaa Mri E t
Richard* Mr* C Q Hatigan Bridget Koberteon Mr* Cha*
kiir Eluabeth Riely Bridget Roaa Mr* < Beach at)
Robbilaid Madame Kehine Kachel Ko'.lia* Hann?h g
Reaaelet Fanny keid Bliaa Boakam Mr*
Roger* Vi* W? s
SteeieV t Jue Shivlia Faaay Steia Mr*fDirl*ion it
8ug*L4-- Smith Eunice himmoaajanc
Baliabury a A Bmito Maria?2 Bimpeoa Miia(Caanoa
Bl aiter* * th tJehoL I'aaline _ ?:reet
hmohm Sumner Liaii A, Often# isndgit
Bulliranlk. linn Mrs (Bwkmaa
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Tailor Mr* JBMB Tobli Ann Ellu TbompBOB EliaB
TreatJoub Troai Nancy It Tiiomi?aa JtM
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