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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-13
WHOLE NUMBER 3l3.
PUpLIsHcRs, MlsERics.

SOO1sOss6N0' aAOGWkGS.
We End the following 10 The Batavia
Tines
CoaRsroNpsScs.-Amoog The many
aod eapsiv sliae letters addressed 10 The
printer, those formal documsnss cent by
Postmassers usually bear OF the palm
They COMMONLY run something amer ,hls
SOFT.
AJAX LnArnxs. Eco. Publishes II shs
Bald Eagls-Sis: Your paper addressed -
Job Ssreeter 10 not taken out of tho Office.
Reason refused. Yours, &c.
--.P. N.
Anosher will sssd like this,
Sisi Your papss 70 Jsroshnsl Twoeuns
i not taken out. Rsasos: says you sod
your paper may 70 to thunder, tos be- ~
ing to Michigan. Yours, &c.
--,P. N.
PUsLlsRER ~ rfs EA0tx: Your paper
directed to Leonidas Jinks, 10 nos iakea
from this Office. Reason: Mr.. Jinks died
four years seo, and since be- not called &c
them. Yours, &c.
-",f.M
Another:
SR: Your paper addressed to Micsjah
Riedon, 10 refused. Reasoa: Sage b csat
pay fos il, and don't want to pasroaias Il
any logger. Yours, &c.
p. NJ
Once il . while eas vill coms 10 this
style.
4. LEArnERs, Esq.-Sir: Ths Eagle d.
dressed 70 AFRO JieScrs i no longer taken
out. About ok months sgo 10 vas caught
stealing slesp, end would have been ssae
10 jsil It b hadna run away. And ths lsss
hsssd from him he IVES 10 Bedford, Cana
d., and ] would recommend you to sesd
bic papsss there. He loved 10 read yoss
paper, and might possibly pay los il soms
time a. other Il you would cead IT,.
Yours, &c. --,P. n.
Occasioaally oss Of . eight mslsncholy
aasuss will b received, thus:
6m; recommend you nos 10 ssod cay
more papers to Obsd Ssgsudorf, loe b
esat pay The postses. and siat worth 4
cent 10 hoe you cen o. il. He gets saw.
ID sbous half tho tims--hss sixsesa chill
drea-hss hsd sors eyes this Eve years-
bic wife hss got The jausdice; Two d bic
boys hes mt the mumps, ssd The rest have
goe the mssslss. Yours, very respectlully,
--,P N.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-13
JOSEPHINE

An 1ScIDExr.-"Sick sad - visjeed
me."-About tho 10th a. 18th AZ Sept.
Bishop Paine, Of the NJ. E. Church South,
came on board a steamboat At Memphis on
his way to Kentucky. Nearly every
boot from New Orleans had on board pss.
sons suffering With yellow lever, and though
10 such case was acknowledged 10 exist "a
the boat in qucstion. the Bishop kept Z
sharp lookout Tor indications Of that kind
Al . late hour that night 10 saw man b.
longing to the boss 90 rather stsslshily 10 .
siatc.room and hastily open end shut ths
door-passing something in without enter.
ing. His suspicious wcre now awake, but
he could get no information that night
Next morning he demanded 10 know ifshers
was not . sick man on hoard; tho answer
was evasive, but he pressed The q uesiion
casegorically, until finally il was confessed
TINT ,here was sick man, said 10 b . Cath.
Ollie priest from New Orleans, III 10 the
stase-room in question. The Bishop 10.
qucsted TO SEQ him, but wee put Of viih o..
coses; no urged the matter. and finally DE-.
clared he arosId see him. His impostuoiey
and resolute stand gave him access; shs
door was opened, and from il issued sick.
enine stencil, which Tor . moment drove
him back; but he rallied and made bic co.
trance, and found man apparently q The
point Of death, who had becn begging 10
vain oven for cup ofcold water 70 b han.
dcd to him. But what was the good Dish.
oPs's surprise, when. instead Of some cutter
ing stranger, hc found that THE victim q
disease and neglect was the Rev. Joha
Cross, Of the Poydras street Methodist
Church, New Orleans! The Bishop bad
him we'll taken care Of, became himsslf bic
nurse, and By proper attention. bic patient
soon recovered. Prof. Croas believes that
but for the Bishops inserpcsisioa 10 bic be-
hall, he could not have recovered. The
Bishop resolved At al risks tosuccos stran.
ger, but unexpectedly lound himself saving
. friend.-Naskville Ckriseiea Adsocsle.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-13

s1oas ysa sesm . Ssis 6ss6 svssy day
-shs grocery hasioss must sesss wisk
you. WHIT IL yss weigh Iessf" ~Wsll,
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-13

Anosher will sssd like this,
Sisi Your paper 10 Jeroshnel Twoeuns
d NOT taken out. Rsasoa: says you aud
your paper may 20 to thunder, ios he's 70.
ing to Miehigsa. Yours, &c.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-13

Another:
SiR: Your paper addressed to MicsjsA
Rigdon, 10 refused. Reesoe: Says b csat
pay fos il, aud don't want TO pasroaias Il
any logger. Yours, &c.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-13

PUsLlsaER ~ ras EA0tx: Your paper
directed to Leonidas Jinks, 10 nos sskea
from this Office. Reason: M. Jinks died
four years ego, and since bee not called &c
them. Yours, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
Justice to Engine Co. No. IL.
N.xv Vopv Apr;t IN

NEW YORK, April w. io46.
DEAR siR-In the account of the fre in Wooster
street. given in your psp.r this morning
which, though perhaps not apps snt to the
observer, yet not corrected, calculated to do In
justice and bring reproach upon the parties interested
Speaking of the burning OF the house occupied b.
bu rnt and Is only with great exertiops that the
apparatus saved. Let how far this 10 suj.
taiued by the facts In the case
In the first place there was no engine In the house,
has there been Ia three the intended for
the company being process of buidog but by way
Of precauon, In of FIRE occurring in the imme
date vicinity two hundred feet OF hose with the butts
and pipe attached, kept in readiness the lower
day evening these taken out and attached to the
by drant the Of Prince street, and scarce five
mi nutes elapsed from the time the alarm given be
fore the company doing effective service In the
part Of Mr. Plates buildings but from the great
combusitty of the materials the fro spread so rapid
ly and knowing the insecurity of the walls they
forced to retire to the street Here they beset
With another djfisuly the hose bust, and recourse
had to the hose in the attic Of the engine house
Three lengths hundred and fifty feet thrown
oers from the house. leaving one length, fifty feet
still Ia the attic That got out put in immediate
service but rapid the progress Of the smss.
that before they could be Withdrawn from the range of
less Other companies, noticed suffered in the same
particular Thus II will be perceived that length
burned with the house. and two In tbs street.-The
remaining I've were saved
to right public opinion In regard this ster and
II you of the Jealousy with which hremen re
gard ell matters which would have the least tendency TO
detract from their hard earned fame for efficiency you
will excuse surely the liberty have taken In sddr es'ns
you tn lines; and by making the necessary correction
you will BE- doing but an act Of justice
In behalf Of Engine Co. No IL -
CHAS. e. GILDERsLEvE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
WASHINGTON, April 10, lS4S.


At midnight last night the bells rung the fire
alarm. Under the superstition that it was de-
vice to collect mob for descent upon the Ma
fionaI Era establishment, we went out with
number of gentlemen to witness the sequel. But
il turned out there was fire up town; and
hitching on to engine with member of the
House, we pulled up to the burning building, OPP
posite Wizards Hotel, In l4th street. A brick
house, occupied by family and number Of
boarders, was burned down In the building,
also, was valuable library, belonging to Major
Graham, who ls now in Mexico, which, with
all his maps. charts, &c, of the North Eastern
boundary, valued, all the effects together, books,
maps and papers, at SIS, 900, were consumed.
Several houses near by caught fire, but were ex-
tinquished an adjoining building, had the roof
burnt of. The adjoining building on the
other side, small brick and frame, was
crushed into the cellar by the falling wall
OF the building first consumed. Here II
was supposed the fire was arrested-the middle
house had burnt oui-thst TO the right had been
saved; that to the left had been crushed into
the cellar, and thus had cut off the fire from
the next adjoining building. But the house
which they had regarded as beyond all danger,
took fire, and, in spite of their best Efforts the
.remen had the modification to see II consumed
Most of the furniture In the houses destroyed,
was saved, and the loss, apart from that OF
Major Graham and the government, is small.
We regret To say that the noble exertions OF
the hremen, while there was tire TO cxtlnguish,
were followed, when the work was over, b the
usual ntterplece OF a fight among themselves, and
tnat several men were seriously wounded or mu-
uiated In this strange and humanity pastlme;,,
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g; {, S.,;;:.s.s-tss =: $500. q: E:ei.ssn-
ana II has nos syss been rssd esss
Mr.. BOvp and the ssrAEEa INDUCED In brief CON-
versation.
Mr.. GLrS0MAN-Wil 1t equirs twothirdsY
The SPEAKER-It will.
MIR. CoLLAMER moved the previous question, which
seconded.
A division of the question was ordered, and the
ton to include the Oregon bill in the special order was
1t was also dst.r~insd-yeas 81, nays s4-to include
the ten regiment bill
The srE4x.a-Ths question is now on the adoption
Mr.. AsHxuN-I understand that It equirss vote Of
two,thirds 70 make the bills the special order.
The SPeAKER-It does.
Mr.. AsHMvN-I ask for the yeas and nays.
Mr HvNr Il to lay the resolution on the table
!" OF no Son's do h"1 | withdraw the motion
The question taken, and the resolution rejected
LAWS OF TINE UNITED STATES
On mot ion Of Mr.. MCKAY q resolution WAS adopted
nsructing the Committee on tho Judiciary to inquire
nto the propri.ty Of citing and revising the pub
lilo laws Of the United Stste'
RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.
Mr. HUNT asked l-sve to introduce q resolution max
Ing the river and harhor bill the order Of the day
Tuesday, the 9Th OF May
tn. House refused by-yeas, e5 nsys. Tito sus-
pose.
THE RULES.
Mr. WENTwoRrH asked leave to submit resolution to
repeal of tie rules Of the House, with view per-
init the Com mittss Of the Whole to take up any bust
order
Tn, sPEAKER.- The resolution will b considered, II
there Is no objection. [" Object objsct.'1
Mr.. WENTWORTH want to reach the river and
harbor bill. IL is mere resolution Of inquiry should
like gentlemen withdraw their objections else shall
move suspension Of the rules. r. OH sct sbeot."l
Mr. WENTWORTH moved suspension, but the House
did cot acQuesSe.
Mr. KIro, Of Georgia Il ak that the resolution from
the Senate authorizing the Secretary Of the Navy to
contract for vater-roted hemp, bs taken up with Q
view to reference f. object" "Why, thsre's objsc-
ton to every thipgw Hs! hs
Mr. CosB.-We will have objection, II the gentle
man will include other bills.
committee.
There ives much confusion ct this point and
Tbs SPEAKER. after knocking on his desk, requested
gentlemen take their seats
Mr.. Com moved an adjournment. {" oh no !" yes,
yes; We can't do anything to day" Ha ha
The SPEAKER, after counting the members, said
" The chair cannot decide -
The yeas and nays were asked for, but not ordered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
TIIIlx sic rH CONGRESS.
FIRST SEES Jon.
House OF Representatives.

WAsRrSsTor, April IL, le4s.
coRREsroNDENcE WITH oENErAL SCOTT.
Mr. CLINoMAN moved q suspension OF the rules, In
order that be might offer . resolution
The sPsAKER-It will be read or information.
The CLERK proceeded to read it. There was much
confuson and caught something Like the words fol-
Resolved That the President Of the United States IT,
in his opinion not with the public interest
Major General Win6eld Scott and the Secretary OF
War, during the months Of October and November,
ls46 especially copies of letters dispatches from Gen.
wn to, replies ps o. ,S1 na & of ne
with the plan Of operations and the modeof conducting
the with reference to the movement from the Gulf
to the Atlantic.
Resolved That tbs President furnish in like manner
copies of any correspondence which may have taken
place between Gen. Scott and the Secretary Of War,
with reference to the change Of the commander.in-
chief either drsctly from him or transmitted by other
persons, prior to, subsequent TO- the time OF his
taking command OF the army to his arrival In the CITY
Of Mexico
MIR. PALpREy--I inquire, what is the order?
The sPtAKtR-Tbis is petition day.
Mr.. PALPHty-I wieh to ssy Q few words
The sPfAkER-Remarks are not in order.
MIR PALrREy-Does the chair decide that the question
IL not de bstsble
The sPEAKtR-Yse. cir.
MIR PALvREY-Wbere Is the rule
The sYfAKER-The rule 10 informal The motion is
to suspend tho rule It be Suspended there will be
order Of business The question 10 whether hing
out of he order OF business shall be done. II the rules
be suspeDysd of course the order OF business de
Mr. PALEstYI take an appeal, and AK to debate It.
The sPeAKER-It Is not deDataoie
Mr.. PALFAEy-I ask for only i've minutes.
The spsAKsR-1he gentleman asks to debate the sp
peal f. No,"" OF lie otjsction msdef ['Y,s cir %
The question IT, snail the decision OF the chair stand
the Judgment Of the House!
Mr.. FALrREv-I withdraw my appeal.
The srnAHER stated the son to DO on suspen
the rules.
Mr. PALrsrr asked for the ysss and nays which were
ordered
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interesting from ven.zusIa, &c.

PHILADELPHIA, April ~, 1913.
BY the bark Paez, arrived here this morning,
in eighteen days from Puerto Cabello, dates to
the LIST inst. have been received. Capt. Wilkins
reports that there appeared but little prospect of
speedy termination of the difficulties between
the parties contending for the ascendancy in that
distracted country. The provinces of Maracal-
DO, Menda, and Truxillo, had declared in favor
Of General Pae5. and manifested dsterm,na.
was at San Fernando. the capital of the province
of Apure, with 5000 troops, and had declared his
ability to re.estabish the constitution of 1880,
and to restore to the legislature its proner free.
dom of action. The troops of General Paez had
seized the province of Coro, on the 18th ult.,
without serious opposition, Two days after, Pre-
sdent Monagas despatched strong force to re-
capture it.
John McIlmoyl was drowned at Gloucester
Point, N. ] yesterday, while attempting to land
from the steamboat during the gale that prevailed
The argument In the piracy case, in which
William Brown is charged with being engaged
in the slave trade, was concluded this morning,
and given to the jury under charge from Judge
Grier, at half past twelve o'clock. A verdict
has not yet been returned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
Mall TA,tursa
Movements and Talk at the Hotels,

The movements yesterday were fsw. This foreign
issued In the extra Eefa bringing advices In re.
ston 10 the republic Of Prussia this details Of which
will be found In another part Of this urnA formed the
principal topic OF conversation. The progress Of the
revolution In Europe Is the all absorbing subsct
ali the hotels: The hotels although full such
undergoing the usual spring purgation preparing to
change PROFESSIONALLY present nothing the ord
nary quality and quantity Of merchants preparing for
the .st spring trade from the interior The regis
tries Of the Aston, Howard, City aud franklin hotels
are well aled up. Ameng those not included In the
commercial oatalosus, We found at the Astoi, Capt
Pesrce, OF Kentucky the Hon A. Saunders, Of New
York at the Howard. Capt Townsend, British Army
(Eogland) Monsieur Perrines, Paris, J. Knapp, Mon
treai and Hon Geo Reynolds, Washington The spring
mature briskness and II the number of arrivals ind
cate the commercial spirit Of the age may be fairly
inferred that while Europe 10 undergoing the paroxsms
Of political revolution and revusion the fountain
commercial prosperity 10 this country, flows with
fresbiDg streams, through all her ohannels Of foreign
and domestic intercourse
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Cleared.
characterization, Gillespie. Liverpool Orphnt & Son;
Della Walker, Coudy Havana, Atkln. Co; l1dia (Br)
Willis. St john n B Nevus Son. ion Watson, New
Oceans Frost Hicks; Scotland, Urquh rt Mobile; olum
ba, Galloway, Charleston Durham Dimon Pfopontis. Oil
bert, Boston.
-Quinuebaug. Jones, Mntanxas Essmith Walsh,
Sherwood, Bu fslsy, rev Oreaus Esglc.
Brgs-Corvo Paine Rochelle. Foster Ncker,on; Swiss
Boy, Narling, Africa Stalker Frances Peckuer st Tho
mas, Russell x Buck Rowisnd, Watts, Neuvitss, Holt
Owen: Gen Wilson, Minor st Marks, &c; Won Fuller.
Bath.
schs-Elizabeh; (eI) Joyce Cerbonear NF II Braiue;
e Powell, POWELL Wilmington NC; Michigan Wyatt Bal
timore; Della. Mercer, BAH.
Arrived.
Packet ship Norhu Grswod London and Ports
mouth, 30 dsvs, with mdss. to Gris~ old -
Packet ship La Duchesse dOeans, Richfrdion, Havre
March a. to VIM Wbock, Jr 9Th inst lat 40 90 lon 49, sr
changed signals with packet ship hence for london Inc
Duehee has only been 50 days has q days po
arrived of the Hook the OF the 18th inst
Ship Atlrs Holman. Liverpool, March H. win mdse 70
Slate Gardner Howell Bsrth a. lat % lon ~ sposs
Taiasiero, of Wscasset bound from thaeHoh W
Live pool. April lat 81 30. lon 6 ht PM pnueI nns,e
reefed opsals aud topgaant sails wind az
deck and with tops aud yard ana M ~
tong ,an whole wreck falling ON ieck excep. ,o
man to gallant royal yards aud mast wnIcn VIII &
boad IL Fortunate that did not come down w Wy
time Al in all probability number OF passengers wo"" a'e
been killed. having 28o on board n,.,h 10 .b udse 70
bhip st George. ferris, Livefpoo'' "ia''" ~ WV" "
Brtish ship Superior, Mason Belfast ~ days. In oane' 10
w Bvrnes. a2steerage passengers. a. L. :. lu., .ua
B,,sh bark Lacopia Miller, Dublin % day., IN balm ara
,e6 paseugers Irwin. leth u lat 81 % on spone
En- Cousort Of and IRON Psdslpha for Cork was under
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
The Burning Of the Steamer Charter Oak and
LOss Of Life.

From the 81 Louis Reviello, April Is
From the offers Of steamer Grand Turk, We learn,
that Tuesday night the steamer Charter Oak whilst
lying to 1t Bailey's landing about 30 miles below ST.
Louis was entirely destroyed by fire She left this port
Tuesday full freighed, for New Orleans The ERE il
supposed to have originated in the deck between her
cabin and main dock, whore was slowed quantity OF
hemp bay, and oshsr innsmmsb!e articles Severed
persons passengers known to have persisted In the
fimes The chief engineer missing, and either
drowned In attempting to escape TO the shore,
burned to death. The Captain in attempting to save
his chest, which contained Q large amount Of money
was severely burned. The pilot sprang overheard
aghted on rock and broke his leg above the knee -
Among the passengers who up from tho wreck,
the Grand Turk, several who severely burn
ed Every possible assistance rendered the suffer.
ers by Captain Robirds
FURTHER PARTICULARS The steamer Tobacco Plant.
arrived last night brought up four persons who
were badly burned. One OF them Is not expected to
live. From passengers board, learn that there
we're either drowned or burned, i've hreIen two deck
hands, and two cabin passengers The chamb aid
jumped overboard and saved but seriously in
jured Some ten eleven Of the crew and
left at Bailcy's landing, who were dresdfully
burned: There were no lady passengers aboard. The
name OF the hrst engineer who 10 mesing, 90 Man.
He has wife and several children residing In Gin
cinnati. The fire originated above stated and the
flames spread with such rapidity that nothing was
saved from the boat Many Of the lost their
all and number were left without particle Of clio
thing.
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WASHINGTON, April 10, 1913.

Great Meeting Of the Sopeyeigns-Ihe Bhoys-
The National Era-Doton tcifh 1.-THE Feel
r ing in the Aass- The Orators on tie occasion,
and other matters and things too numerous TO be
mentioned.
Since the stealing Of eighty Of the slaves of
this District, by the Captain OF an oyster boat
from Jersey, there has been great excitement
with men. and particularly among the boys, who
are ever ripe for action and for sport.
About fifteen hundred of law abiIing and law
disregardlng people, met in front Of the Patent
SoDsy ..-n /. 40 (Seir -~~~m.s -
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SOUTHAMPTON AND BnEMES--stea.Hsh ip 'Wahlngton-M,
Dpx three children servant Adrian lsein lady two chi
drsn aud aeryan Ausuts Wst,eI Eme Peters Richard
srnne n n CIak +. BowIy, ID Havileud TIL Dale u
Hnesmann Williams and Bel ismin all Of New York;
N, Glenn bearer Of dispatches to London, Mrs Glenn
Msses Glenn, Mr. Glenn, nowiy Mss homas Pfafe',or
III, Belgium and Germany, all OF aumore; Mr. God
children and servant Of Washington, Dc; Glenn Ed
wad a emu Brady Of Philadelphia; BergeI, OF VIENNA
Heym,nn Of Bremen Aususte Fischer George schutt Of
Germsny;r Homs, Of Boston; Liadenhsm, Louisville
mann Of Fsance; ngsworh, of England; biI Perna,
IL HarIa
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BALTIMORE, April 20, 1913.
The Slaue Disturbance in Washington-Determi
nation Of OUners-luadame Biangy-Cold Wa
ter, &c.
The abolition row in Washington is likely to
end in something serious, as the red hot slave
holders OF that region seem to think that their
rights can only be upheld by violence and anar.
chy. Strange as 1t may appear to Northern fana-
tics, there Is no doubt that nlne-tenths of the
citizens OF Baltimore would have rejolced at the
escape OF their slaves, bitterly as they condemn
the interference of abOlitiOnists in rendering
them disc0ntented and unhappy. 1t was revolu.
ton on small scale; and IN these days of SYM
pathetic congratulations, public opinion Is turn.
ing rapidly towards universal freedom. Who
knows but that the French revolution may ulti-
mately tend to the extension of liberty in the
United States. Such may BE- the result if aboli.
uon fanatics keep at a distance.
learn that 1t is the intention of the owners Of
these slaves to endeavor TO sell the whole seven
ty-seven OF them to one slave. dealer, on condi-
lion that ne Will bring vessel up the Potomac,
and ship the whole party on board for the slave
markets OF the south. This is intended as an ex.
ample to others, and as a warning to abolition
ists.
These slaves, or at least the greatest portion OF
them, had the most indulgent masters, being the
remnants OF large numbers formerly held In dit
ierent families, and generally retained as house
servants, be cause OF their having been iavorites
They and their advisers have bought misery
and misfortune on them.
The Gather has been quite cold during the
past night, forming ice in abundance, so that
great fears are entertained for the safety of the
peach crop.
The Holiday street theatre is to be opened on
Monday evening next, with Madam Blangy, and
her troupe OF dancers.
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LoSDoN-Pack ship Northumhe snd Doctor Hurd. lady,
child and servant; MIS- Weir, chd and Mr. Fere
kdy aud child Mr. Williams aud lady; Capt Met
M.sn noo,n;cn Ts'or Fshsr Morrison, Hills Hawes and
Mrs Children; william and lanes Boorman Mssss BIZ obs
Lesy Lambert aho6d AI,cp, wllsie. Long, simon aud
HAyRs-Packet,h ship La puchene dOrlesns-Ms Provost
phadeiphia Miss Louisa PIevost New York; Miss Emiy
Prevos do MrJ Me MULLEN, dos Mr. De Psyser Donrr AZ
bany Mr. LIE Brun Paris; Mr. Chaeain, Switzerland and al
steerage passengers. p
sr MAaxs-bns Ann Eliza-wm Dunbar, Hugh Lee b
the s.eerage.