The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-22
nTovements OF Travellers.

There was STILL yesterday, further, but dispropor-
the usual complement is yet in The names on
the regestres appear voluminous but they chiefly
and delegates Of the independent Order Of Odd Eel
lows, returning to their respective homes from Boston
At the H 'Nt tlEaatl f1EF
Charleston S. c.; D. NJ. Hitchcock, Springfield, Mass
Mr.. Berry L. J.; A. W. Sullivan, c., and several off,
AsroR-Mr. II. Simpson, Boston; Samuel Aspenwall
do; w B. Keen; Kentucky George Hunting; Seq Hsr-
Boston; Mr.. Forsyth Kingston Canada; Capt. Lott,
= Massr Trey George s Par
do; and 10 officers of the U. s. army.
clrr.-! ,. Knight, Kentucky J. j. Pesvy Maine !;
Ws oseDb roSsr
pha A. B. Louthwad Illinois Hon. Wilson Shannon,
minister from Mexico N Marshall do; j. Anderson, B.
U. 8. army a.4'e .etts sr6.sa.-
FnAsKIrN-H Hadlcy New Hampshire; N. F. Corn
Hepburn El%s FocS MoSs Van amt.
wcrp Albany P. Van Bcnthusen, do John Boch, New
Orleans A. Weeks, Michigan ). vennoy and T. Read,
GLosE-A. Joseph, Canada; John Miller, Boston; Mr.
Reid, Bermuda A. Millcr and officers Of the U. ).
| army. s
HswAsp.--J. H. Davies, Washington, D. G.. r. W. c.
Bradford u. g. army 7. q. Woodst, do j. II. Gibson
Rochester Hon Psrs consul to Rio janero
Bronson Utica; j. f. Mills and f. La ROGUE. Montreal
| D.. Richmond, Virginia; John Bowman, aontevideo
| WAvEHLY.-Messrs. Rice and Douglass, Piermont
Albro Heford, Ransford and Lindsay, Fall River II.
Allen Providence Grant and Eddy, Philadelphia Daniel
| Cook, Boston. ~ 4. IS
| GREAT FIRE AT FAYETTEVILLE The following is
list of the sufferers by the calamity Of the 18th =
Jas. Kyle Isaac Dodd Margaret Pearcc Owen Houston
C. p Mallett, f. Glover, t. L. Hybart T. j. Johnson d
w. MLaurin, T. j. Curtis Mr.. Whitehead, e. Follers,
Messrs. Mott Briggs 6. Lutteroh. d. A. Ray, n. w
Harde. w. H. Beatty J. s. Grant, f. j. Hale, T. Fuller
| g. w. Tillnghast. D. OHanlon, Drs Cameron and Nal.
| lett, Messrs. Clark and M'Cullum Messrs. Mott and
Starr J. w. Powell Il. J. Lilly, Mr.. MArn, A. Johnson,
j. Hooper, A. w. Steele, Messrs Stewart and NJ Gary
i w. PROP, r. Montague, T. w. Blake, 7. c. Blake, J.
Arey, J. G. Thompson, J. c. Lota, J. d. Williams, J.
Dodd, A. MKenzie II. Wooten, C. w. Andrews Messrs.
Liebenstein, N. Skies, Messr. Phillips Co.. W. Marsh,
J. Kelly, H. Leete, J. Brown, w Mlntyre, VIM. MackeJ
J. Huske. q. II. MMillsn, Mcssrs Huskes, II. Camp
bell s. j. Hnsdae, A. Johnson VIM H. Baync, Drs. Ro.
binson Miss Bingham, A. Alden, and others, whose
could not be ascertancd. The loss scarcely
be less than three hundred thousand dollars but is est
mated by many at 100000 OF which from 900 to
mind Of any one, that it the act Of an incendary
| for discovery Of whom the municipal authorities will
| leave no effort untred
FIRE IN WARE vILLAcE.-We learn, says the
! Hampshire Herald. by a gentleman who came
through Ware Village late Thursday afternoon last,
that the great manufacturing establishment there has
O'Clock, in tho picking ROOM caused, a. il supposed,
by nail getting into the picker The whole was con,
smod in an hour and half from the commencement OF
the fire. Not the least affecting circumatanees attending
this conhsgraon IL that of 35O operatives boing thus
suddenly deprived Of employment