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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
DIED.

On Wednesday evening, the a2d inst. Nr. GIDEON
TUCKER, agedTi years.
The friends and acquainances Of his family requested
attend his funeral iiis afternoon at O'Clock, om his
late resdence No. $50 Broadway, without further invita-
iion.
On Wednesday, 23d inst. Mrs. MARY AUGUSTA. wife
Of Washington Irving, in the 2sth year of her age
The friends Of The family. also those Of her hrothe
VIM j. Cofr, and her grandfather Jonathan H.riied are
kindly requested after her iuLeral Friday, 18th inst
p d. from the drst Baptist Church. Nassau st. Brock
lyn, without further invitation.
fcstlrday morning, after severe lress Ms JENNA
y. MASON, wife Of Joseph Mason, aged IS years.
Her remains vii he inferred the cemetery az Blcom
iIsdsle this afternoon, az o'clock. The funeral Will take
place from her late residence the corner Ah avenue
and 10th street the friends OF the family and OF r
Frederick g Fsche are respectfully nyt to attend, with
cut tnTther notice.
AZ West Poini. on the iih da, of April. ELLEN Nc
PEEk, native OF Ireland County Monaghan, aged %
years and 60 days.
At Brooklyn, 2Sa. Mrs Susan r. Carpenter, "a.
AT Peekskni, 2lsi, Mrs Izyi:a Hawes, 81.
At Utica, 2sd EbcIlezer l. Sherman, 3D.
AtSyracDse, 18th, John c. Cooley, 81
At Palmyra 18th, sam1 " Jordan, IS; 18Th, Mrs. Ann
Smith, 5s Mrs. Saiome Seymour, y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
MARRlEn.

On THURSDAY 2.th inst. by Rev Lott Jones. Mr. JOHN
NJ Bodi. e to Miss MARY TowNLEY, daughter OF John
Tovnley, all OF this city.
On the 23d inst. by Rev. John Lille, Mr. RICHARD
VAN DIEM TO Miss MARTHA j. SEXTON, al Of New.
York.
On wednesday evening the 23d Inst at Murray stree.
Church. by Rev Mr. McAuley, OTTO ASDRE1E to GER
TRCDE MATILDA, daughter Of The late Anthony Rut-
gers Gale.
In This City, 3d. b. Rev. Mr. Hatfield Geo. N. Hatfield
Geo u. Wheaton to Harriet Frcst; By Rev DR. Dwight
John 3. King. Maria PJlherus Of Brooklyn; BY The
Mayor George l.. Bennett TO Margaret 4. Bross b. Rev
DR.. Vernilye, Edwin Ba5cock 20 Olive ). Cady.
In Scott. " Thursday evening, April 81. By lev.
Russell G. BurdIck, Mr. JAMES u. SaUSDERS, Of Ha-
milton, Miss ELLEN A. BABCoCk OF The former place
4. syracuse, 6ih Horace Porter 10 Clar1ssa Lord.
kingston y. Y, 10th, andrew d. Heleck 70 Jane A.
Williams
Al Buffalo. 2st VIM Hayward, OF Detroit to Margarel
E. Orr 18th, AIanson Barrett 10 Emelne Z. Kelly.
At Ncwburgh, lIth, Alfred I. Runsey 10 Catherine
Aexand r. 9th, isaac G. Harris 10 Margaret Hedges.
At Sauserties, i5th Cornelius Hooft 10 Ann Mowfer.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
\ 1oeo-rirht-rhe License Question.

ALBANY, Wednesday, April %.
There was an amusing debate in the Assembly
this morning. 1t grew out of the action on the
Convention question yesterday Messrs. Comstock
and Niven, Old Hunker Chieftalns, avalsed them
selves of the opportunity then given TO lash the
Barnburners without mercy, calling them raj
tors &c &c Advantage was taken this morning
of a motion TO print Comstock's Anti Convention
Report to hang reply, and Bally OF Putnam re-
turned the fire in gallant style. Comstock fol-
lowed, and Barnburner followed him, and ne was
followed by au Old Hunker,' and then Da Capo
The fun grew fast and furious. The secrets ei Lo
co-Foco csucuses were laid bare, ard each faction,
whip in hand lashed each other with as much suSto
as if thew were beIaborlDg the Wings. Alter the
parties beIligerent had reenacted the Kilkenny Cat
Tragedy. or friends Bloss and John Young wound
up by giving some excellent advice TO both factions
which, if followed, would certainly make them
wiser ii no, better men THUS was an entire morn,
ing Session thrown away In setting petty quarrel
between the Brutus and Casslus oi the great ana
un,errifed Loco-Foco party!
This afternoon, the Assembly proceeded to the
consideration OF the final passage OF the BILL, and
the following was read:
Recurring the Long Island Railroad Company. to
erect ca,leg guards and fences along the entire line
of their Road. MIR. Wheeler srenuopsy opposed
this bill 1t was supported by Messrs. Jones, Whit
ney, Bailey and Fonda 1t is bill which, II passed.
will require an expenditure by the Company OF some
S5Oo00, and it is contended that this would be un-
just as the Company slege that the lences are NOT
needed in the forty miles o forest throush which
the koad passes. The debate lasted two hours,
and the vote stood-Ayes, 50; Noes, SO The
Speaker having doubts whether 1t was two-thlrd
bill, reserved his decision until after examination
of that question.
This finished up the afternoon session, and then
the House adjourned until tomorrow.
The Senate performed about the same amount
of work The Excise Bill drags, dragss, drags As
the first Monday of May proxmo IS fixed tor the
day Of Election under this bill, the design Is most
evident TO stave off action, so that the law will not
move is to lull the friends of Temperance 10
sleep, believing that all is safe. and then the rum
sellers hope TO be able to take the next Legislature
by surprise, and get the law wiped out OF existence
before the day of Election. Keepyour eye on them
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
New-York Legislature.


IS SENATE, Mr.. Bockee presented petitlen ior
prohibiting the sale OF splntuous liquors on steam
boats; Nj Folsom one from American Agncultu-
raj Society in relation 10 the bill then before Inc
Senate Mr. Hard presented spndry ,emonS6ad me N6Ih
against any appropriation for Northern Prison :
Nh Clark reported bill to O. gsop9%Fass 'ns sunSly s,
bills were put forward by resolution. Mr. Folsom
made attempt to get ioF%aFa ssan1
frlsing to make them special orders. Bills TO tacll-
tate the construction of M0rses IelesTsrh r 10
TO amend Act abolishins Imprisonment Tor debt
and to punish fraudulent debtors, all had third
reading and were passed. The Committee OF the
Whole, MIR. Hard in the chair, took up the bill TO
amend the act providing for the distribution of the
Literature Fund, it being the special order OF the
dav. Without disposing of the bill the commit
tee rose and the Senate took recess.
In the HOUSE, petitions were presented by Messrs.
Dewey and c. B. Miller for and against the Albany
Bridge Mr. Whitney reported against the lncor-
poration of Homeopathic College at Auburn
agreed TO. The House then considered a number
OF private bills, and took a recess.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN RoxBURY-Loss OF Lire
Yesterday fire broke out in the extensive Rope-
Walk, owned and occupied by Messrs. John Web
Der & Son, near the line which divides this City
and the town of r oxbury. The Rope Walk, with
the tar-room attached, were in few moments con-
sumed with their contents. The flames comrnuEi-
Gated to the wooden buildings which surrounded il
in all directions. A large wooden building, occu-
pied by the woIkmen of the Walk 10 the number Of
sixteen families, was completely destroyed nothing
saved. row of twostory wooden tenements, also
occupied by the workmen of the Walk, numbering
ten families, was pretty much destroyed These
buildings were all owned by Messrs. Webber L
Son. The fire crossed Webber-street, and burned
a small building improved by Messrs. Webber u
SON as counting room, and small wooden dwell
Ing, owned by the Patent Leather Company, and
occupied by Mr.. Brown. A two-story double
wooden house, and twostory wooden dwelling on
Plymouth. street, both owned by Winsow Lewis,
ESQ. aad ienanted by several German families,
consumed.
woman, with an infant in her arms, jumped
out OF the third story e the building Oh The corner
of Plymouth and Webber streets: The infant was
killed, and the woman considerably injured. Two
children, belonging 10 families who lived in this
same house. were missing Yesterday afternoon =
The fire spread with such awful rapidly thar seye-
raj of the inmates OF The houses were badly burned
in endeayoring TO save something OF their little all
Messrs. Webber l. Sons loss is estimated al
$4,000 10 50 0OO Insured for $4,000. Total loss
of property estimated at $4,000.
The FIRE has been sad calamity 10 some forty
industrious families, who have been rendered
houseless and deprived of almost every thing but
The clothing they wore at the time.
boston Atlas YESTERDAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

The Boston FoeGER.-Benamin Fisk, Jr. Of
Boston, lately arrested board the ship Suy i'll this
boz charged. says the Boston Pest with forging the
dcrseen OF Fisk Bridge of that city the Barngs for
f500. The draft returned protested BY the Great
Western and upon the receipt OF this intelligence Fisk left
Boston with the intent OF escaping France and took pas
sage will, his family the Suy. The widest ruInors
circulation, that Of them the whole Of
forgeres up the cxirayagaHt OF $4,000. The d
ferent forged have been disclosed, hut has
been positively stated that for S5Uoo In the OF
e D. Peters, is among the number, besides several others
in the name OF Mr. Fisks father Mr cannot be taken
Boston against his consent, until The prosecutor
takos the further step Of obtaining executive requion
upon the Governor Of New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

DJ- The National Intelligencer requests the Post
master of this City 10 inform the People OF all tie
States and Territories lying South and West OF that
City what is the reason that no Mali Is now tor
warded from the CITY of New York for this City,
for example, from O'Clock on Saturday afternoon
until 9 o'clock on Monday morning, though the
Railroad Trains travel backward and forward more
than once IN the intervening lime
Posr OFFICE, NEw-YoRk, April "a, lsis.
To The Editors or The Nelr- York Tribune:
Gentlemen: In reply to the above article. which aP-
pears in paper this date, from the National Intel
Egenccr beg leave 10 say that two Mails arc mace up
and despatched from this Office day, viz At 81 o'clock
A n aud q O'Clock p NJ for al the States and Terrific
ries lying South and Yves, of Washington City. How it
happens that the Mails sent from here from Saturday after
noon at o'clock until Monday morning at celcck fail TO
reach Washington, am unable 20 explain
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN LORINER GRAHAM, Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
Gen. Simon Cameron

HARRISBURG, March IL, lei5.
Gentlemen: have received your Doic OF this DATE IN
,ch yon ask nv answer questions touching certain
nIntx NJ National policy Your position as members oil
the body TO which the Constitution has conhded the ec-
tion OF the pcsentaves of the STATE in the Senate OF e
United States authorizes you to proPornd these queto,
and in nv opinion requires that should frankly answer
them haye no difficulty IN making my reply.
On the subject TO which they REFER have long SINCE ma
tured and avowed my opinions During the recent rfcs
Dental election the Tariff OF 1912 Was Inuch
The Democratic party of this State took decoea siau ~
favor of this measure. The leading Interests OF he @
are involved In It's preservation. The people
tincton OF party, concur In desirihS tha ilo an@e
shod remain unaltered and regard any attempt 70 ee
,hem ss hazardous 10 The nteres Of american ihuusy
Snnnnr,ed by The Democratic party Of the stare IN MY
views and feeling the portance Of the measure W
sylyanja have no hesitation In declaring lu,s an ~
favor of The Tariff OF 1892 and elected 10 ihe oenae
the United States will sustain without ehAneS.
The amount received into the Treasury rom tue puoiic
I'D - M moi for many years, be OF much Importance
yhober the nroceeds such sales should be distributed
snono the states is question that In my opinion, VIII
NOT far long period be OF much practical moment Inc
nIc lands are held In trust however, or tie beneht OF
s the States In my apprehension, the pest application
,hs This State make of her share IN that trust Wouiu
be its employment In the discharge OF inc STATE aeo.s
am therefore Of the distribution of the proceeds Oh
the pubc lands and If elected will support that measure
The failure Of the Democratic members OF the Legi'a
tu-e 10 unite candidate may have in'uced yeur desire
10 learn the sentiments Of the various gentlemen placed III
nomination. This reply merely repetition oil long ell
tertained and often expressed sentiments They are gwen
without and IN the spirit OF frankress whch ue
sire always TO charact' rze my conduct
have the honor TO be, with much respect,
SIMON CAMERON.
To Messrs Herr Cooper, Bra6y NeFarla d, Rennedy,
Kunkel Sanderson Cochran, Gibbons Rlne, and Bat6'R
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
Correspondence of the Evening Post.
w,su,xcro< Anril 12d

Correspondence Oh tHe ENcn'hs iost'
WAsHrScIoN. April ed 1875.
There has been protracied, and, thus far,
very sterile incubation Of the Cabinet on the New
tanned. as far as can learn is the practical incul
cation of the poetica doctrine of The Pleasures OF
Hope" with the consolalory nature OF which It is
presumed the expectanis in your city have by this
time become most pleasiDgly familiar. There is,
no doubt good for h1 great h.
and delay but and
to such cases
The President, at an early day, you know, ai-
nounced himself as being entirely out of the qres
tion for second term; and, under such circum
stances, some of our most sasacous old sages here
contend that he has very seriously embarrassed him
self, by the undue importance which he and his
Cabinet seem to have attached 10 the selection Of
an official organ
;gs- The Sun has letter from Washington, as
serng that Mr.. VAN Ness will held on as Collector
of this Port, while Postmaster GRAHAM will be put
out on or about the lst of July.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
-commnnieat,on:-.,.!Mu,y:; M:

~ Communication:--M, Editor hsd .she
psasurr Of attending Gnpesrt gwen oy hs Thor OF
feooral ON "wednesday evening last and WAS sr.essy a.
prsed b the excellence Of ;heIr
wa, struck BY the manner in which the hae
Of aassss he "Old sexton. was suos by one Of ass
number Mr. Henry. This gentleman has voice whIeh(
in this city he song the song with great effect and e,
most enthusiastic applause rust that me ehol' WI
The Performance srd give extended nohee Of ts
befo.e but very few people know OF even the esstsc
,uch A church. 3.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
rcoxMuSicArEp.l
Compliment to Professor Rodgers:

>rc-it IL src TO be discovered and appreciated in this a.
,,h,ccs r.e by MI who have any desire 20 become d.
and In this CITY at least there be found r,
- ~, d mol feel desire ascertain for themselves ~
,nth or faty OF any Professor Rodgers came a
cy l,S ninte, give lecture IN ana rhieaosy
nj time when the public mind was o'l ~ n,e 10 grs
enr 10 nny thing the sort, from te iscl os tey o
cue and deceived by Ignorant pstenders, wno not pe-
sc even The adroneSs of IreseTs e1posea tneI own y
cd imp,on Consequently there WIS obpoS1on Ia
& fhe nlIed 10 consider the Professor bumbug andtv
rndeayored 20 put him down. He has u9rphec
nn1rr;s 10 the science lie has given lectures 10 the nrr
~ nbout ninety parts oi th cay and mas been
conn rrd M supported by crowded ana dehehted ades
IN F,,dsy evening Inst he the last OF seres Of q
@ rho corner nf Grove and HudsOUseei-, before hek IA
,;s, aud numerous audience, among whom there ss,.
IL and 50 satisfactory was the resuh Of sr
sr,ns he having gnciizeh three persons sttDs U ,
sni n, rs Of the rpom that the audience ouAy gsS
The following resolutions. winch were offered 10y Chntoc Roe
K,scltei That while the British Government has eIperSa
l,rre ss of money t out fleets TO vit ue frozen ss
French Academy OF Sciences has appointed
settle the laws of Human Magnetism America nss done ne
except sncer at neran lectures, who nave undef,ssen
spread light and make discoveries on ther own pySe
Pssoir.d therefore That Professor RodEen ster tie
highly satisfactory phenomena he mas 70 us gsne
an ibis ms well rs former OCCASIONS has entitled himself 70 he
s,,pnort of m friends OF science, ana especially 10 ne nyc
gators of psychological science; ,,, ,t
The Professor with much feeling, thans lne nuoteac Tor
this marx of apprebaon and before ne company
Ind separated Committee from another sccton oi me city
strncons aud experiments III Sd street Church and
e-stood he accepted the nyl:aon anu a ne ms so oeen
desired tu take Slhlo Hall the Iaeenace OUT we know
not his determination us yet
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
aTFor highly interesting Letter from Havana
see First Page.

FROM NAssAu.-By the arrival last evening Of the
schooner Lady Warrington days from Nassau, we
have the Royal Gazette Of the 3D. 5h and 9th inst John
A. McKee, harbor at Nassau committed suicide on
the 3l,t u The Princess Royal Capt. Harris H. ~
rived ON the Sd with detachment of the I'd West India
regiment James Mccartney, Esq had been chosen o re-
present Nassau in the General Assembly place Of Robert
Bell resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

GJ-Bennctfs Herald on Tuesday evening dissem-
mated extra which barely alluded to the only impor
tant brought by the Caledonia. We mean the deca
ration of Majestys Minister about Oregon Those WHO
bought II, expecting TO find news, told that the
steamer detained hiring the debate in Parliament
on the sugar question:! This evidently not typo
graphical but ignorant bluader for in another paragraph
II is hnted that the Oregon Question creating
siderable excitement in England" Here is another proof
the Herafs boasted accuracy" 1t is like the play
Hamlet without the Dane. Morning News.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

Gs- The HuTcHIysoNs attracted an overilowins
audience to the Tabernacle last eveIng to listen to their
sweet warblngs for the last time during the present
Every inch space in that immense edce led and
multitudes were unable find admittance This cred
table alike to the taste and the beraty Of citizens
showing as 1t did generous aud hearty appreciation OF
these native minstres and their simple music Tile per-
formanees went of with great eca, many of Tie pieces
beirg loudly encored. The Old Granite State was sung
in words particularly adapted to the occasOn and the
last Farewell died away upon the of the delighted
multitude many hearts filled with regret at parting
with these children song They leave to-day for Boston,
where understand they to give two Concerts
before returning to the old home farm We commend
them to the kind regards and the patronage
fiiends in the City of the Three Hills.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
Post once Reform.

We learn with pleasure that the Postmaster Genc-
raj has ordered the Offices of the ten travelling
Agents OF the Department and five deputies, to be
abolished, and by this movement alone some S25,-
600 will be saved This is very good step, pro
viaea (whichwe hope is the case) the Head of the
Department has devised and pu, in train the means
of detecting Mail Depredations, delinquencles, tSc
,eishous the aid of these Agents.
That Mr.. Johnson is bent on saving money, we
believe that he can and viii reduce the cos; of
Mail Transportation under the Cheap Postage Law
al least ons-aal (not one hundred per cent. as the
MadisonieH had ii,) We never doubted; though
this cannot be accomplished at once-not until the
contracts have all been renewed, which will take
place one-fcnrsh each year 10 1913 inclusive We
have not so sanyuine hopes ,hai Mr.. ]. will prove
himself the Peoples Postmaster in o,ber rssnsc,s
especially thu. OF saving the carloads of scto,v
girls SIX pences and widows mites ,sboh h.,,,
hitherto been shamefuly wasted in Post OFF,
Advertising, especially Contracts The LISTS =,
Letters must be advertised honesty after the Is, of
July next, and no thanks 10 any functionary bn,
the Contracts. on which $4,000 per annua, have
for msny years been wasted, may be a great deal
better advertised 70. $1,000. simple list of all
the coHtrscts TO be given out at the next letting.
printed on broadside and posted conspcuously IN
the public part Of each Post Office need not cost
over 81 Goo. and would be worth twice the presen,
advertising which costs some $4,000.
Can any one tell us when we are 10 have the
r. M. Generals Instructions TO Pos,mas;ers based
on the new Law Can any oae iaform MS wba,
regulation they will contain lending TO enforce and
make efecinal that provision of the Law which
directs the publication Of The Lists Of Lsr,ers m.
faiIingly IN the journals of the largest circulation
lie: The Reform nave fair play.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
To.DAy,s OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE-LetterS from Havana, No. |:
Passage from New-O Orleans to Havana, Incidents;
Statistics of Annual Value of Real Property in
England; Washington Irving; Taxes in England ;
The Evening Post Again; The Magnetic Telegraph
Dog Annexation News Items, sc.
LAST PAGE-The Exile's Return, Poem; A
Christian Colony, by Mrs. L. MARIA CHILD; Whip
ping Children Potato Sugar Statistics of Canada;
The Food of Man; Commercial and Shipping Intel
ligence.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

Cuar FOR PrMrLss on THE FAcE-These complaints
are among the most painful and dreadful 10 which human
tur il subject Consock Co Extract Of Sarsaania
ali scroua diseases complaints ulcers mercury
Iy-r most excellent medicine irst operates upon he
bood all the diseased PARTICLES II contains and our
ar nas oI the system IL is concentrated extract containing
The very OF the root and prepared in the most clen
manner Those who have seen for gre ensth Of Tine SUI
li, of great benefit As general Spring Medicine 20 un
The blood and give the vital fluids their natural circpaea 70
The general habit of the systemn short 70 prepare me Mho
system the eheIvatnG heats oil summ thee 20
nyarAtion so efficient Comstock Saraparila Pnce@
cents bottle or ST per dozen Sold 81 Cortlandts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

LAST DAr TBis bar one The tall sou OF the Emrire
Stale, The GtsEt the American Nuseam Do MT is OF
seins HIM He Isl sTsa curiosity: the aIt the CITY
ne sprskns Au.enarcn Is grrer wonder The Dill tcdsY
and ihs evening very c-she richest OF tie reason. The
large and elegant saloon will be crowded.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
The New U. s.

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important Correspondence. The New Z. o
Senator from Pa.
The following correspondence will show OF waai
grounds the whissin the Pennsylvania Legislature
snonorted Gen. CAMERON for L. 5. Senator we
find j, in the Harrisburg Intelllgencer;
HARntsRuAG, March II, is4S
mar SIR II is now rendered certain that mere WIZ o
several Democratic candidates the office OF Cntsd
Senator and as there probability that the Wn a.
thonrh In a minority will have 1t In their power 70 ueclae
,he election n Is therefore important that they should u
Srana the sentiments yourself and the oher e"hie
acs In relation 20 several measures OF policy wnich ey
Sss Of high moment the Interests and prosperity OF .e
county WIZ you &c good enough 'nefei''e' ~ '
following questions, 10 wit .,o.,tr ,..,os n
,,c Hnited states Senate, win you sustain 1t without
change >,,...,, 81 ,h. p,oceeds of
tho s,e Of the Public Lanes and elected viii you sup
port this measure ...,u .h,,,.. tho s,,bscrib
i'ui VERY respectfully your obt serv'ts;
BENZ. HERR, j. u Ahbnti's nh
JAMES COOPER, CIiAS. GibDoNo'
p S.SDFRSON, LEVI CLINE,
J.E. BRADY, T. BAbbiiL,
JAS KENNEDY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

AGRIcULTuRAL ScHeoL-We invite attention to
the advertisement in another column OF the Cream Hill
Agricultural School, abou: be opened in West Cornwall
CT. Such ali institution should not lack Tor pupils.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
THE TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 25, 1876

-. pxxovAIs-riasr OF MAr-Sabscribers who In
~ =, change thsr residence the first Of May. win
obss us by handing notice CT such removal as early as
,,o.be =. book Is now open at the oce fOr entering
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

PASSENGEKS AhlilSfsD'
In Tie bark Kedord Ir0m Hardaa-G Faber, Aeaan,
der Borrowman John Bruce, Samoncs, Lorton, sla
in he steerage
In he orig Belfast, from Bsrmuda-Mr Tantoy.
In he sch Sea, from Eec-Oreans-Afr Deseamus, laSy
ANA child, Mrs Smelser and child, Mr. Smith.
In The brig NecY0rk Pdekst fran 81. JohnS-eie'Sis
No,yan ald Smith.