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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23
Western u,cm.-lFrom tie Loo",ie JoaF ", De-

Intclii gence has reached 10 81 me L'n'hins 90
several gamblers opposi" -. LOUIS.
We know no,hing OF tie PARTICULAR
The steamer Chariot. on her way ir,n New
o,l.,n. IN 81. Louis. was ,uaggcd. a i'w daysa.o.
and had to put back. Her passengers and part q
her cargo were transferred TO another ,'e"w'''
"A, learn from the Naichitochc, Heali that
,b, Rod River raft ha. formed again so a, 20 on-
sruc, navigation \ contract Was "a.e some
,;r,o zinc, with Gen. williamson TO kcsp 30 open.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23

Huns NFw.YoRA MV>FUN Oaie f'Mr'l y -. =.
c,,s-til iaceu ont offered hy the indu'f'a 'i
h, propr eior to visit the NJ PIN, mira ~ mus -
l,,g.., bs ot Indians ever eNt bied-,i' D., "
S,,7,,rrl,pl-ihs wonderful Dwarf AMI Uant-ur iili'
Rr,l.e of rgnis-thr astounding exp tHh,nis in
WS,;s,, and though lat not least. tie charm ~ Cos
,ui,a,rr. Ar, vel alive and enjoy perfect heali.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23

y JOINS Ross. JEs.E BcsHYhEAD. ami sey-
er,l Chief. Of the Cherokee Nation, are now in
Washington on business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23

r-rbcre i.s verv rare collection ~. clr.o,e, shell
,'n,r, 10 he >een ew day, a, %. Amer car ln,u''
rbey are for ..le and Afford good "pponoo, {" ir 'o
,,ir,r> Il Nature AMI Ar; To purchase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23
" Theodore CInrk'. t.,honasIe H., t,llLL, !.

II Theodore 0INrks 'N""ia''' - -
IN, r,rr,r oi Pearl ,nd ChathauI-sirees-Ih "th'
Town store of more than 81 yesn' staining r'ra' 30
newspaper pulling To recommend II !" luni n t III
tin, prepared with ull st'ch ot ne o. 4 wottn 'N -
and finish of Genilrmen's Hat, aus ~heh ic
a - i,, a, can be bought elsewhere lnths city. II :
e,tra fine uura combining lshtue,> WIN ' 'e' - ~
nr, ell At 81 ~ and hi, imitation mo>A'n Al = he also
ia. i assortment OF Boys Cloth and oihef Aap' "hfn
H. ,,, =, n AZ prce. o. suit the times, lie WI aui ah,
T., ical and ,xlmnc hi, Hat and Cap anil price, heofe
'os ~ ,', 'i,sir purrha,c. a. myi0 eodlm
II wigs and scaips.-rhc largest, inn ,,,o,e,i'
AMI h,,, are hr found nj y G. bNhih =
IN Bro.dwav corner ut Ibery-sL, up stars MO lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23

u The Union Star at New Berlin, Union Co.
Pa ha. iast taken down the fla. Of Gen. ScoTr
Tor President snd run M that Of HEsRr CLAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23

~ there was a severe frost at Pittsburgh. Pa,
On the 18TH which destroyed the fruit. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23

70 Gos. Dorr stayed in Mendon, Mas. on
Wednesday and Thursday last. tie has since left
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23

uCapt. Shirley, we hear, has been ordered TO
India on service for three year,, while ms s'ddy
,ourg wife returns meantime to her Pennsy wanna
relatives. BY the way-what torrent OF 'lr'uou'
Indignation We expressed because British
advcnturer has carried OF iankee hcress Had
l.. been American and she British. our Journals
would have laughed at it good Joke and tar
business transaction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23

70 The .iaic.lo.s star manufactured 10y some
Of tine SUNDAY paper. yesterday about q challenge
and duel. We are assured. l. entirely false. 1t
originated from the fact that one OF the parties
referred to. made demand by letter conveyed
by two friend, ct hs. for a griHsH retraction OF
certain charges made against him The complaint
Al tn Iciice Ead reference to a threatened punish
ineut, altogether different from d.ol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23

MANE-The Legislature Of this State was con-
,ened by the Governor in Extra Session at Au-
gu.ra on Wednesday. the 18Th inst, to consider
the boundary Question with reference to the pro-
positions Of Lord Ashbsrqn AMI tie suggestions
Of Mr. Webster In the House, M Members
answered to the roll-call. Gov. Fairfield trans
niited Message on the subject, which looks to-
ward. an amicab- conventional as justment sf the
Boundary. though it j. haunted throughout by
fear th,t some party ad,ant. will be taken Of his
moderation. On BIZ, suggestion, Joint Commit
tee If nine from the Senate and thirteen from the
House na, been appointed 10 consider and report
on the whole subject. -Four Commissioners are
to be cho.er-,wo Of each party. Gov Kent one
of the Whg.-to &c, on behalf Of llaine in regard
to tie Boundary and the Ssna,c, by a vote OF 10
to 3, la. voted to invest them with P.enary powers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23

T. Right Of Patent ior masking 'ANtutNt
pI-RNFK, Nc-rhe subscriber having puena"d ne
p,n, ,r ebh'> C,mpheBe Byrners. VII sell TIE hf 10
PC, Gr Courts. Of this superior Burner anil Acr,
AT very moderate price aud vii iarn - 'ai ''''A oi
-. l,r zach Al about hall the former tfice
'"''' " a. " McCREADl, Jr 81 broai NaN,
,st,, -. LAFAYETTE Hal. opposite Nulp>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23

~ Jane Bacon was convicted oil pe'J"!
dsy. since at Buffalo and sentenced to to"fee"
wears. confinement in the State Prison. Tier crime
consisted i. iudicially charging German named
uon.el with the horrid crime of incest with hi'
own daughter She appears To have o'eh I'M
pelled to it by a spirit of revenge Tor some sup
,,.,I injury She was woman OF Infamous char
acer formerly, but lately married and her Nv '''''
i, . share in her crime and It's punishment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23

II hem1mseg tbe Removal Of the Reu,
lam phine oil, Spirit. III IroFr,ye. s,laer 10 ia
rayeiie Han IN Brosdssy, opposite Nihj, al prire,
reduced nearly 80 per cent g. " McCREDYfJr
mis- I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23

~ The Cat,kill and najoharic Railroad was
sold ON FRIDAY ON a State mortgage oil s-oV'o0V'
7, brought on, sll,6OO! The Ithaca and O"'so
Railroad was sold at the same time on o''''
,,rten.e Of $4,000. 1t brought only sioOo d
- thar the State loses on it, advances to these
,.o minor work, about 500 600, though the h'''
/. finished tor % milc, from CatshiI, and the ''"'
er completed. We think there has been great mi
providence in rushin. these works to the "''i'''''
=, such A season. Their bare rails are worm 'o'
old iron much more than they have brought
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23

INTERESTING ITENs.-TLe difficulties in Rhode Island,
which threatened such erOu. results have all disappeared.
Go, Dorr having ielt tie State and The members O tie
Suffrage leg stature gued thsr seats
There cons. ieraDe degree OF anxiety peiNadng the
community r-.pec.ng ,he threatened meeting OF Mers
and Stahy. Tie latest accounts from Washington
state that the friends 81 Mr WISE had proceeded 10 Ba
10 arrange the premiudres tor meeting winch, 4
should take pace vii no doubt result 10 he death OF 1nc
or both a. they are both crack shots.
The great attraction Ut Tie past week IN the city OF Bal
tnore appear, by exchanged ha been the militia
~ encimpueu near at city IL consists OF The Volunteers
tie state, ut Maryland, Virginia and Pcnn,yiyaB who
The Governor OF Maryland causing qI.r sensation 10 the
Monumental City.
but all uines d.. sherman, DdCe, hundred and
liz Nassau street al which place h, celebrated LcIenge.
or the Oi Coughs, Csdg, Headache SEA Sichaers
e.. may disJfs BE- obtained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23
p Drnb Cashmere Hat..-spcncer

prepared With bis new .ie Of SKINNER Hats on SATURDAY
Dist instant The seaonable color preserved in csnDe,on
With the neatn-.s which has given the black Cashmere ,c
great iavor Not being eolore the Drab Cassin,er. il
made extremely light without impsrDg lis proper sur.
biiy. SPENCER rs groads,y
my21 II One door belew unryy,,v,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23

Markets.
I.nIsInA nnl.

COTTO<-Msrket quiet
FLOuR-The arrivals continue light espec ally ofGsne.
The market has improved. Sales 100 bbs Genes.
at s5,3. We quote, ~ Is. ssh $50 Michigan Siisi
40 Tro,, Sisi $50 welman OHIO Canal. o. SIT Tie r.
ceipts were bearly all takeS Gesrgetswa shield tS7t
wIih light sales Sales $50 bbl. Richmond Courty a ~
GRAiN-A lot OF SEQ bushel, Illinois Wheat wa. ,akan
20 Milling al ~ ca, an advance OF ce9t. per busheL-
sales 1000 bushels Northern Corn Al s. eta hnss
a IS eta, Ozls "a IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23

We have been favored with the following inter-
esting communication from India, by the kindRes'
Of a gentleman rcsidsu: in thi, city. 1t Is written
bv DR.. Harper. Oath regiment and dated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23

u We refer resiens To Dr. Felix Gouraud, prrps-s
uon Tor tn hair lie calls penetrating powder a.d
there ~ mistake about Le fact that utterly de.,roy N.
roofs Of the hair AMI leaves the place where they have nee.
rot only free from ieOuHy, Jg, above the suspicion t,at
las stei. To Gentlemen whose All
orsr ;her &c lii gre,i discovery AMI To lad .. WHO
aft prone - ue indications oi Ianstac los 4, any ar.
boz OF Dr. G's powder would be worth more than n.
weight 10 go,I. Sunday Times
To be had a. the or al ONCE OF Wahrrstre, / 100,
from Broadway, and az "a Broadway. 81 per boL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23

y II Away. afford, snch pleasure q recommend
good article Of medicine When il j, ohere4 To- the
pubic, particularly medicine that (, highly recon-
iErrdeI By OF our Ole, anil .pec able ph,s
ciaD>-uat IS The ca,r with The Sirsaparla and 1Ou..O
B.uer' which 'od by Brown, - wa,hing oG.treei
Bs,toa
Tie high reputation - which they aye held by boss who
have used th'l 10 chronic ,Ons Standing diseases u
guarantee OF their valuable properties. Times.
Sold by Tie agents. 4. Is. ID. SANDS, Druggists, NO
70 fulton ~ corner Of Ooid0o tullOn ST. 27j Brosisay
u East Broadway. myl7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03

incompetence Of the collectors relation TO the valuation
The Compromise Act clearly intended that the foreign
cost with all incidental charges mp the moment of entry
under former laws should be considered the value
thereof at the port where the shall be eneredD The
ahsurdy of casting the duties upon the ever.varying
rate of sales the merchants could seriously have
been entertained Take case-suppose business should
be active and the stock of woollens in the market small
with good demand at 20 per cent goods worth five dol
lars would pay duty of dollar and be worth six dol
lars The packet that arrv ef with the deserip
ton of goods would be charged hundred and twenty
dollars the market continuing to rise the next packet
with goods which might have been ordered at the same
time would be prohibited. duty of 20 per cent upon
cost and charges might amount 80 per all round
The produce under this duty may be estimated
from the following table.
lMroRTATIoNs, DISTINGUISHING THE DUTIES SERIES
XrxH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03
Sales mt the Stock Exchange.
State Of Trade.

There is still some little movement in produce for for
eign markets. perhaps much be expected under
all circumstances In cotton fair business has been
donesales of 1900 bales Upland and Florida 81 81
cents 400 Mobile, 81 a 81, with few fine at much
higher price and 100 New Orleans, 9t-makng to-
tai for the week of $3.50 bales The arrivals have been
lima, % Philadelphia, l43. Total STA bales.
PRoyInoNs-The inactivity for Beef and Pork before
tced continues and sales only made wanted for i'm
mediate and ship stores Ohio Prime Beef offered
three dollars, without finding buyers. $50 bbls. Western
Picked Hams sold at 81 Lard still sells freely
at previous rates. Butter and Cheese very du-the
stock Of Cheese is small
300 bbls Pots good tares have been sold
for export at the former price yesterday there
very little done OF Pearls 100 barrels have changed
hands at $3.50 5,56i.
NAVAL SroREs.-Tne North County Turpentne no
tced sold in last at $2,56i was u,derstand an
good anyn the Market though holders generally now
ask at which rate 500 bbls have been disposed ur
exporSPris Turpentine is without change, with sales
50 bbIs at 80 cents and in lots 49, both four months
No sales of Tar or Rosin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03

FRoM TExAs-By the steamship New York we are fur
nished nth Galv eson dates TO the 22d inst.
The papers contain but little news.
There had been reports Of some dissatisfaction the
part of Of the troops at Corpus Christi OF
the tarly movement of the government They i'm
patient for action The that the militia being
organized will doubt have satisfied them that things
working well.
The British war brig Victor Capt Otway, touched at
Galveston the l4h and sailed next day for Vera
There has also been arrival at Galveston of Spanish
trading vessel from Cuba.
The schooner captured of the Balize few days since
by the Texian sloop Washington, turns out to have
regular American protection the Collector at New Or
leans having written to the American Minister here that
her clearance, papers, &c. are all right.
She has been released by the Court Of Admiralty, as
also her cargo with the exception Of powder which
did not appear on the manifest and is still under
sideration.
At the latest accounts Col Kinney still prisoner
Comargo.-New Orleans Bulletin June gath.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03
HUGH SMITH. Secretary.

CHATHAM THEATRE preparations for ceIe-
brating 'thc birth day offreedom'' at "the Amer-
can Theatre" are on scale worthy of the occa-
sion. Tive performances will take place, one in
the day, commencing at two o'clock in the after
noon, and the other as usual in the evening. The
day performance will consist of two favoritc pieces,
and in the evening "Der Freschuz" will be brought
out in magnificent style. After which "The
Fall Of the Alamo" or the last Struggle of Davy
Crockett in behalf of the liberties of Texas. Mr. j.
H. Scott sustains the part of Davy Crockett. This is
the last night of the The house will be clio
sed tor a short season. The Chatham has made a
most successful season of the past, and its active
manager has covered himself with glory, like
Travis when the alamo fell,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03
BY THE SOUTHERN MALE
Baltimore.
Correspondence ofthe Heraldl
BALTIMORE, July 2, 1872


AZ, rn, BALrmoRE, July 2, 1912.
lhese are duh days assure YOU with the brokers'
Yesterday as have previously you the License
Law went INTO eject Not single operation in the bro
herage business was made II was a matter of impossi
phy almost 10 get even note changed. Thus citi
zens were put to very great inconvenience We shall
soon begin to learn that brokers instruments of
notation hard to be dispensed with None of them have
taken license it their intention to do So case
will be made shortly and the consttuonay of the Law
about which there is much doubt, tested.
very respectable lady Of this city, Sarah Moore eom
mitred suicide yesterday afternoon by cutting her throat
sence and did the terrible deed Partial insanity is sup
posed TO be the
There have recently been some sudden deaths in our
city, which has given rise report that the Cholera
in town. Mr. Charles Fischer OF the firm OF Fischer Co.
extensive importers died yesterday morning. from very
severe attack of the Cholera Morbus There have also
been other deaths from this disease We have no Asatic
Cholera. The report is entirely unfounded Bennett
Cooper, small boy was drowned yesterday by falling
overheard from vessel An inquest likewise held
over colored boy found in yard.
Captain Tylers veto has created an incaculabe sensa
ton here The wings of course cannot approve it. He
however has the rights of conscience and be allow
ed to exercise them The good in all ages have been per-
secuted IT, therefore, his vetoes have other virtues
they Will prove according to the old principles, that
The tral oil John Snton yet progressing with great
interest in tho City Court will be closed and given
the jury probably to-day.
Excursions almost nnumerabe have been gotten
the 4th The day opme. will be gorously celebrated
The temperance army are to turn out strong.
Owing TO a suspension of the exchange business for
causes already mentioned am unable to give you the
rates oil exchanges City Stock may be put down ut
u telling M1s what s are the rates Flour
IN Maryl wheas Sales of Pennsy ana do have been
made at 81 IS 81 49, Beef Cattle to the number of
abon 400 head at S. &c. The weather is exceedingly
warm-thermometer yesterday at highest was 90.
Yours, RoDERicx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03

90 RHEUMATIsM-The unprecedented success of
the Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup in the Of both in
iamaory and chronic rheumatism, has tempted, GER
tain persons to issue counterfeit syrup which contains
not particle of the virtues of the original syrup,
which sold at only place in the city and that is $50
Bowsry, eomor Of Houston street. The following per-
referred to- having been cured by its within
the last three weeks Mrs Coey 18th street. door
west from 9th Mr. Ryans, corner of 7th st. and
Third Mr.. Birdsa 203 Houston st. near Clinton
Mrs Murphy 90 Cannon street; Mrs. Streeter of
Third avenue and 18th street. and many others will be
tened upon application at the office which, recollect, is
$50 Bowery, corner of Houstonst. 1t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03

G0rHILL'S NEW YORK MUsEUM.-Tbere will be
Grand Sacred Concert given this evening in which
performers OF great talent engaged the whole under
the direction Of Mr.. George Loder These Concerts have
called forth universal appreciation and the highest COM
mendation OF the respectable portion OF the community
On this occasion the gfandest musical instrument in the
world will be presented the Orchestron playing Of
the most admired pieces of Sacred Music The Concert
will commence with this instrument at half past alter
which the Grand Vocal Choir embracing Mr. Loder Mr.
Rosenha Mr. Dunn Miss Tayl and others will begin
No establishment possibly compete with the atrac-
tons Hill gives tomorrow The anniversary of the Fourth
will be celebrated with unlimited splendcr at this delight
full place of resort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03
MONEY MARKET.

The transactions at the board to-day were moderate,
but prices generally went up Indapa Five's fell Dele
ware and Hudson l, Harlem Railroad Mohawk I.
Comptroller's sale Of stock made at auction on
account free banks, being posponemen Of sale COM
menced some time since.
The sales follows -
1000 Indiana SIS, 1863 %
10000 Illinois SIS, 1860,
$4,000 Arkanzas 6's,
10000 New York S. 1885,
AT the last ComptrollerS sale
brought 81 s2l, ArkanSas %, In
The New York Fivos sold
sale than under the he'
the purchases wer
Thomas w. Thorn
at ist.
The state Of the Gus,
moment. II has for som,
upon commerce and prev
There seems to be but little d.
judiciary will sustain the Cover
duties &C cordng to the spirit ofth
dfic utes that may arise will primo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03

o. FACTS NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN.-Csptain
Newton, Albany states lady, friend of his Kinder
hook scaded her foot badly that for six weeks medical
skill awaited NOT to allay but pain and Inflammation in
creased, till amputaon considered necessary He
sent her some Of Daleys Pain Extractor which stopped
the pain, cured her Immediately Also says his wife had
salt ~ cum, which it cured, and that relative con-
fined to her bed three months with nammatory rheuma-
tism which relieved that she could walk from her
house the third day This article be found at II Maiden
Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03
a CAKU.
WATER COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
General Sessions.
Before His Honor the Recorder and Judges Lynch and

July AT the opening of the Court the Grand Jury
made the following presentment, and then dis
charged with the thanks of the Court -
The Grand Jury for the city and county of New Yorx
present to the Court as an evil of great magnitude
curing for its correction the prompt and energetic action
Police Justices and Aldermen Of the city in unlawfuy
granting discharges to persons committed Migrants
the Penentiary Blackwel Island before the expra
ton OF the term for which they committed and if
the Keeper and Deputy Keeper Of said penentiary lin
faithful officers ahd good citizens of which they have
been duly informed That from the 10th March the 18th
April last day previous TO the late Charter election
there were unlawiully discharged from the Pentsnary
aforesaid, seventyone prisoners whose discharges
granted by the following officers, viz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03

Ii is to be expected that the news by the steamer
Caledonia will reach here this morning. She was
due at Boston yesterday and ought to have arrived
there before the mail left in the afternoon The
news will be interesting, ii not important 1t will
give US full particulars Of the fall of Ghugzee, of
the further advances or retreat of the Afighans late
intelligence from China. and important commercial
news from all parts OF Europe. We shall issue an
Extra Herald Immediately after we receive our
foreign papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03
NJ WE WOULD INVITE THE ATTENTION OF

WE WOULD INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
our Southern friends visit to this city, to call at
the old establishment of Parses 24l Broadway between
Park Place and Murray street. and examine his splendid
assortment of Summer Stocks, Scarfs, Cravats, ready
is thu most rich and extensive of any dealer in this city,
His establishment has been favorably known the fash
onable community for the last fourteen years and well
deserves the patronage of all who desire excellent ar
Gle at price to suit the times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Beef Caei97 head offered for sale this week. I3 sold
on Monday 81 left sales at 5tc extra &C. inferior
4tc Cows and Galveston at Market sales from
extra $54. Springers IL to Sls Dry Cows to $40
Calves to SIS. Hogs-That left last week
4tc there being arrivals since the last report Sheep
1910 at market sales at to 81 So $50 to SO nfs
rior stock Sheep sold as low Csc each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03

WEATHER IN NEw YoRK--For the information
Of those whom it may concern particularly those in
the country, will state that for the last two days
the mercury in this city has ranged from Sc to 30 in
the shade According to the farest calculation mad
there has been average decrease in the weight o.
the inhabitants Of Newyork Of at least three pound
averdupoise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03
Passengers Sailed.

LvErrooIP Jacket ship Orfsrd--Major Genl Sir George
Clthero, kCB. BA. Mrs Clithsro and servants, Mrs GRAY
Peters lady, and servant Miss Sarah Field Mr. Seymour
Chas Creighton John pumsnnl q New York Mrs Hrt and
Caskie John Cakie Richmond, Va Hart Cincinnati;
Barber Leeds; Mr. Hibber, Hilbert Mr. Cook, England
Hathbone, Mis-: Rahbont Dfookly John saqu Liverpoo
w Morrison, A Wilson Scotland.