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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-16
NOTICE.

Making per cent. for tho year ending
August 1919. Said por ccnuge to DO tho original
amount Of said premium note, without reference
doTsemeni, md to DO paid tho Treasurer his office in
Montpelier before the l7h day Of October, l649 be-
ing the day of tho annual meeting of said Company.
schedule, containing tho names of those insured vita
the amount duo from each respectively will bo forwarded
early in September to tho senaves elect the Log
slauro, by whom money iOl assessments can bo sonL
Members OF the Company urgently requested to avail
themselves of The opportunity thus presented. Let all
from whom assessments due the several towns cali
the representative and send by him tho due
The will then DO paid promptly, and members Of
tho Company snyed from the trouble and zpeHse of sending
their money by mail Tho collection of all assessments
manning unpaid will be enforced Immediately after the rising
Of The Legislature.
The losses Of the past year amount TO 500 1921 SO.
J. T. ThURsToN, Treasurer.
Insurance Office,
Montpelier, Aug. 7, l9f0.
GJ- The pIoprolos Of each weekly newspaper in this
State requested publish the above notice, three weeks
successfully and forwaf their bills by the members of the
Legislature for payment. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-16
BERLIN.

'NHE WIGS OF Berlin ARE requested to meet at the
Corner School House in said town, tho 20h day OF
August at O'Clock p NJ for tina purpose of nominating
candidate Tor town representative. general attendance
earnestly requested.
Per order Of Town Committee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-16

West Randolph Academy.
RAIL TERN begins September S. WINTER TERN,
l. November %.
AUSTIN ADAMS, a. b. Principal
Miss CAROLINE WHITE, Preccptrass.
Miss ELIZABETH Il. GLEASON, Teacher of Music,
HURATlO Il. MANN. Assista ut.
TUITION.
Common English branches, $500
Higher, $50
Latin and Crook, 400
awing and French, extra, each LOO
Music with use of Instruments, extra, 500
Board Om Sill to $l.50 pei week. ahd ample uccommo-
datons for those wishing to board themselves.
Glass will be formed Of those designing to teach to
which special attention will DO given.
Lectures the Natural Sciences, will be given during
the Term.
j.. p. KIDDER, Pres of Board of Trustees
$. srARHAWK, for Com. of Instruction.
l. WESTON, Secretary.
Wost Randolph, July, 1919. 3l.,3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-16
MRS. e. KIDDER,
100 Court street, Boston,

who is the inventor aud sole proprietor Druggists
Apothecaries supplied formerly, in large small quan
ties aud for sale ~ all her duly appointed agents through
GU. the world.
AGENTS. s. p. Red1eld and 5. X. Collins Montpelier
N. Blake, Cotnth J. NJ. Richardson, Watsfeld, +. 4.
H. koyos Newburyj and sold by dealers medicine gen
ernh.
boston. 1919. n7.4mis
The New York herald., 1849-11-30
FASHIONABLE INrELLIGENcE-MARRIAGE SETTLE

FASHIONABLE IsrELLIGENcE-MARRIAGE SETTLE
hKSTs Ts-Marraee settlements appear to be getting
in vogue among the fashionable circles in this
country. Recently, on the marriage of dstin-
guIshed fnancier Of Wall street, the agent of the
Ro,hschilds, to daughter Of a naval officer, the
penny-a.llners. In white kids, gave the public 10
understand that, previous to the happy moment,
property to the amount of two hundred thousand
dollars was settled on the beautiful BRIDE We
understand, however, on inquiry in the pro,er
quarter, that the whole settlement, consisting of a
house in the Fifth avenue and some few iots out
flown, amounted TO only about seventy thousand
dollars. But this was quite liberal provision,
and rather novel in our fashionable circles. We
have not heard what the marriage settlement
In the brilliant affair which recently took place in
the family Of Major General Scott. We have no
doubt. however, that 1t is equal to that of the
finapcier, and far beyond it. The happy and gal.
liant bridegroom on the occasion has settled on
the happy brids the glory and honor which was
acquired during the Mexican war; and that may
be considered marriage settlement equal, at least
to million two Of dollars.
The New York herald., 1849-11-30
CON MERClAb AFPAIRS.
mONFy mAHkEy.
Thursday, Nov. 2o-6 r. M.

This d,v having be.n set ao.rt n, the ,,,sr,or n.
osy Of th.nkssviua and nra,.r ba.,ns,s of l ki,ds
va, ,usr.,d.a TIL, bu,,ns.. mart of m. .i,v s as.
s,,t.s ana x ,h.rs,ore h.vo M ,,,,,.s ., rnor, A.,
the money or stock market
Tier. ue,. a. n.c.. .,s, M aom..,, .ottor ,ooa.
yslu.d at qsa5. exported from Boston 70 f,r,,y,
ports duriny IN. tbrs. weeks ending Novs,,n., d
lsae Of xh,ch ss7 p,skay.. r.r. abion.s IN tbs
Indies
Spurious two dollar notes purportipa 10 bavs b..n
issu.d by An. somern.t countv p.pk Nsx I.r.sx .ra
I'm c,,cpl,,iop Tb.v ara s,tsrsa from m, hns ., ,h
old State Bank OF trenton. Thev are m,..rsh,s 70.
pr.,ert.tiops Of tbs genuine.
The railroad b,ipy cops,ruc,ea nv tbs p.,obtn .,a
so,op,ba,n.b co., com,.,, iii .oon ~. ,..,.,a,.,
and nv p.xt .or,,y -. ,h.n ha,s n,.n,,,, srra,. >,
thi. x.,ushl. coal IN tbs u.,,., 1.h. "a -, =,
b. the hest coal road .,-r con.,ruo,sa a., p,n.,,.,
Tn. com,.py ovn, 10 600 .,rs. q, ian. x,,h !, -.
-. e.-,, =, -, =, " '"
Astne So"t"e'n '"ss f'eia vi tne stste commsncing
at the susquehsnnsh river aud extending eastward
N','NN.- - .', .'''' ~, ~ W n''y 'en
"'e' 'ouo"ss 'oe on the feqns Com-
psby This coal aud that OF the fequs Company " the
fsme analysis With the South Wales formation kno.n
as the W.leb coal
The citixeus of Toronto bav. nro;s,,ss 4. ,auro,a
from that city TO some point Or the bor. Of LAX. sim
eoe which Ia coppeot.d bv paviy,b,. rv.r with Oh.
sou,b.rp r.t,rs os nh. u,,cr . ,.,,,o.. ..-o.. ,n
neck Of the peppsul. from Tcron,o 10 ,b. .optbsr,
,bor. Of Lab. Huron will open . communicate, x,,h
LAX. Superior. Green Raw and IN. north vs.,.rn
pnrts Of III. continent
Tn. plan upop ~b,ob the ,o,np.,v A. ,n,o,no-.,ss
for constructing IN, ROAD a. nov.l on. al a. an.
er,t s,t.mpt 10 i,,,oarc. N M. ,n.,hoa ., -..,,,
forward improvements OF general u,il,tv a, Am.rc.
Tn. act 70 ,pcoroor... the roro,,o s,m,,. .ns sI,t
Bu,on Union Railroad romoa,v. ,as.sa the ,.o.ai,,
Parliament esr,v I'm IN. pr.s.nt vs.r ana b. ,s,.a
'''' '- ''' r'e'"' S'"'' ~"N ~ '''u'''"
her hajssty's royal assent, aud become q law The
persons suthorzed 10 scts directors are, Frederick
Chae Cspreoi, the Hon Henry John Bouiton, ". p,
The New York herald., 1849-11-30

COMMON SENSE IN COLUMBIA CoLLEoE.-One Of
the nesiest and best expressed >maxims, which
adorned the recent Inauguration of President
Charles King in Colnnba College, was contaiaed
in the words " Learning Is not wisdom" This
the rum and substance of the whole inaugural
including the iniermnable speech Of ten or twenty
columns; and The best illustration of the truth Of
the mani i'm is found IN the history Of the President
himself "Learniag is not wisdom; - and that
maxim might form the epitaph on the tombstone
Of Columbia College.
The New York herald., 1849-11-30
Naval Intelligence.

rs,si ccUit martial CONVENED to-day. on board the
v tiiy pstnsyi,sui foe the Mat ~ four men at
tscf,U 10 VI. l ticup - sar Germsntown. who are
charged sth aessuiiitp sDd b.sting ro Ofhser The
GOVT to he c,mtossd o the flosing officers: Com
urpd,r j. hr l.. Ssubders. Pfesid.ht and Jommau1-
" g. hs5Tssu1 L slo, sins Durnip AID * Is Gun.
mn ham. sd LteuteraBis lotD DAVIS. Richsrt l..
Its- urd Lsrl.s " lsor. mtnbers Lieut. A stu
eisir. judge Advi esfs -- NFf.fk Hp sid Noe. cs.
The 1. =. fptveSttg brig Wa hiu gtun. Li-ut COM
nsnoirg iictsld Wsn~rght atrised ct Norfolk on
tls ysth ntni aitn,re. tcting Water. An Snith,
rased Mid,lirnsn ) Bassett, are aiso attached to
tie y AstTgtsp
TIC 4 >. st.sw'r NiSfu Lieut. Commanding ward,
ntt cag tIou le'tHepe srr,s a st Kirs ton Jsri
ON be ith j.sisni. oincrrs std alt we'll she
Noyls stt ~ q fsu day ir Nenssuela@
The New York herald., 1849-11-30

TuArkss,iNa DAy.--In accordance with the Procla-
nation Of tn. Governor Of the State, and the
msDdstioD Of the acting Mayor Of the City yesterday
devoted TO the duty OF Thanksgiving and innocent
recreation From all that could and there
stores With f.s exceptions closed The dsy b-iag
bright bracing and beautiful, numbsrs left the city
ana hitd en to obsn parting glance at the fadiug
beauties Of eighteen forty nine In. churches we're
hosever, veil t.poed ana thus. although the psop pie
generally were light hearted and joyful. from al
could observe calm aud ~lsvsting thsbkfuln.ss filled
the hearts OF our generally sober citizens.
Stn,crs HsSsy Sr. PREsnyrrs,Ar CHURCH
Yesterday morning this place Of worship was veil at
tended b, respectable aud deeply iners ted an lsoce
The v.r.rabl- and worthy pastor OF this hsurishioy
congregation hoDorsbly hed his place on the interest
Ing oc..sioD. ". DR.. Cox spp-sr To better
sdssntsgr. HE reading. prayers aud di.cSurss we're
worthy ~ tn. snd the day Ths latter part-
culsrIy ~ss brilliant aud eloquent In the highest de-
gree We The rec aud pun yency OF divine
utt br uRbi TO hssr upon the present history
country sro the world generally With greater appro-
priseBss nno power ras bold aud ug genius OF
the sector vas finely displayed. and sti ~ sas COM
historical truths listened to His aluious to
the preteDt evoiutiopsry state of Europe sart
ling and prophetic We we're much struck too, with his
sublime beautiful tribute TO the blessings Of true
fre, dom 1T mt state In the Anglo American
public and its consequences the c,vlixs ID world st
pending dispute slavery b.t~e-n the North and
South should " ev. ptusilv lead To ruptures dis
touticp 81 the Union be stated " would be fraught
with civil var and fighuul national csianty. Wnst-
ever the result the debates in ensuing Congress
might be he sno h. had faith In the potency
Of u On In tn" most trisut speeshss and srgu
merits sf their greatest S-nstors.
Mutrssy Hosea The visit of the officers Of the
Brooklyn brigade scso papiet by their military escort
to N. r.sd.ucs ~ the able snd respected Major
General J' 'bb on their old mmsndsot passed off In
hfst rate style Tue yet gallant veteran OF four
I,c.i,sd them With that kindness and urbsnity for
witch be ha- ever esss distinguished rhe reception
BY tie <.berst ~ss croen.s by ptuous repast st
which pl. justice done by the vi-ters
The company returned to Brooklyn at about 10 ?. n.
The New York herald., 1849-11-30
Sporting lmsslllgence.

CrSIsIvLiE CovNsE, l.. l. -TnorrSe.-THrRspAr
Nov 29-Mstcb $500 mile heats best three In nve In
harness The following is the result -
~. CbaDfrnu nernes 8 K Confidence. ......1 I 1
q. Spicer names b IN Lady Ellen. ........2 2
Time, 2:45y -257k-2:3g
SAVE DAy Purse, $50, $40 to second best, closed
with the follo~ipg entries JAS Wbepl-y T. Ma
jor q Din,mick' blk LII FreDchy; Bartine'sg & m
Vernon n aid CoDkltn's IN. ADyeus VerBou
aid ~as not hand ~h.n the call made for them
to at tn. asd the other three started for
the pure Malor heats 20 begin With Frenchy
nsxt won u btat; then ADaelipe took two heats !;
ard in the prxt h-sts each driver violated the rules
governing rottipg and the judges decided that they
could csme 10 no decision ~ that time ana post
Iob.d 10 until to day, at I o'clock 2. NJ, when &c
will be tettisd by the horses trottng for the purse
over sesin The f-iiosipg Is the time Of the heats
tro,i.d - First heat, ASA second, 25l third,
26l feurth 255; ffsh 255; sixth heat time Kept,
on account of darkness the Judges being unable to
their MAIchsr.
The New York herald., 1849-11-30

The deficiency at the CLOSE of the third week in :
vember, compared with last year, only s21 46a
The receipts Of tolls for the third week in Novemb
this year very large. not outstanding the fall
of in the receipts Of produce at water, shovi
that the amount of merchandise goisg from the FL
was larger than usual According to the arrspgemsr
made by the Canal Commissioners, there were, ct I
close Of the third wsek In November, two weeks Of
nal navigation left for the season. IL the receipts
tolls for these two weeks compare favoraby with
corresponding weeks in lsls the third weak in n
vember this year. the aggregate amount Of tosi Is
will exceed that Of lSIs.
The New York herald., 1849-11-30

hEANNLss oF CEEfAiN NEwsrArsRs There -
CERTAIN class oi Journalists vho stssl and appro-
pirate eveIy item OF Intelligence Of nteres, that
may syI,ar ,Acusively IA the H,aL. not only
wiil,out giving w any credit. but they abuse us
tat ialsiy ne iabiicai'nR nod manufacturing w. IT
the ssme tune TIE fon,mood dsr1t,ser aud
the Io,iE krJg,ss, both nch,ity, .clining sheets
81 smother age the PRINCIPAL oiie nd-r. IN tins
way Even the Jo,gnDi Of Cys,a generally
manly ~ IT. d. mesnor c,n'i rrs.t he ,laliia lad
Ilc.,us e,mo.pheft of Wall sifrei ~ th,s respect.
The New York herald., 1849-11-30

New 2s The Nsy' - IN tns ch.,r IN. xbo -.
rr,ns was saeeeeaf as, by Aldsrmsn Franklin. The
proved vsr' ETY. OF bills for ad,ertising elsotiou
r"lcss were 1srred to Finance Comu.ittes bill Of
sehoos or bsf to be paid by the and tho other
by .ns o'.'y. was passed and ordered TO bs paid
mo-, co.. "or's salary The sum Of 81 900 for three
mo" chs salary TO the Coroner ordered to he paid
Compensation 10 .dsssssovs-rhe reoort of the com-
nites who we're appointed to equase the pay OF the
Asessors read aud long discussions arose on the
aeouLt TO be given 10 each yard
The Supsrvi-of Of Tenth ward alderman Hswes)
succeeding In moiop to increase the CON peusa-
to n Of tbs Assessors of his ward, determined to
reduce that OF all the Others and called for syes and
noes ON each item as il read
Alderman Jackson (Supervisor OF Eighteenth wardJ
maintained that the amount awarded 10 the Assessors
OF bis ward was we'll deserved they had worked ardu
admitted from ths fact that they had no pom the
b,cks OF the Eighteenth ward, seventeen hundred
thousand desrs worth of real and personal property
more than was assessed the previous year
Alderman LAS. kelly. tSecond yard bare testimony
to the Assessors Of his ward who bad increased tho
Assessment on real estate $3.50 900 and persoosl
property S54 coo; their duty was arduous from the
number OF hotels and boarding hoosss which they had
10 go to and they often Obliged call at
th' N dozen times The amounts were then called
seriatum.
The Alderman Of the Tenth ward still pursued his
course Ovid pg upon every motion and then dems ad
ing the and noes
The Alderman of the Third ward said that such
procefdiI ook like spte and the Super the
Seventeenth would move the adjournment IA they
but foolipg away time
AT length the report was gone through and adopted
after rductcn of S25 being made In the third YARD
and the sixth and Fourteenth bring raised SIS each
ibe committee deemed th. following sums equitable
for th- services r.pdssd:To the ASSESSORS of First
ward. S3AO: Second. $780, Third. SA25 (reducri by
Board of Supervisors to $4,000; Fourth, $3.50; Fifth
$500; sixth S325 Tased by Board OF Supervisors to
$500; seventh Si5o; Eiphth. s450; Ninth, S.75;
Tenth. $3.50; Eleventh SsO0: Twelfth. $3.50; rbir-
tep.ntb. $780, Fourteenth S323 (raised by Board to
$500; Firsenth SAYS: sixteenth $3.50; Seventeenth
$500 Eightr. n tn. 500
bill from the Committee Of County Officers for the
sum Of $1,000 for arrears OF salary due to } II Whit
ing Era late District Attorney ordered TO lay
the table
The Board then adjourned to Friday, at 4 o'clo ok
The New York herald., 1849-11-30

SPANISH CONSULATE IN New YoRK.-The Cro-
n,cd denies that Senior San Martin has been APP
pointed TO the Spanish Consul Generalehip of New
YoIk. He remains still in his very lucrative
post editor Of that paper. We are glad OF this,
for 10 him up in the course of the
next Fix months He is very good raw material
for cooking editorial paragraphs with spice and
pepper. Don Stoueh,on, therefore, still lives and
hounshes-and may he live thousand years.
The New York herald., 1849-11-30

The steamship Canada, Captdia Harrison, will
probably arrive here about noon to-day. This
will enable publish some of the details of her
news IN our AFTERNOON EDITION.
Among the passengers IN ihe c., we notice the
name of "F. r. Won Gerot." This j. probably
the new Prusslan Minister to the United States -
Our Berlin correspondent informed us, last Sep
tember, that Baron Won Roenne had been super
seeded by the re-apponment of Mr. Won Gerolt.-
We republish the remarks of our core spondent
relative Ia TIE change
Gently recalled by the frussiau government, ar Won
ton The stated for the removal OF the forn-r
at h, having acted o Prussia and OF
n. o.t l. poser a. the United States at the
tine wbist b. had received the permit OF the
go,.ipm.ut here 90 act in the lat capacity Mr.
' on Rosnbs kno~b a. Belonging to the very few
6-Imsn diplnulatisfs or statesm who have any
ctsinisuc. % with the commercial relations be-
wen the iBits stst-s ana Germany, and his recall
l. thsr'fnr. n,s.-A rssr-ttrd
The M w minister is sa d to be a very able d.
plemat and was the ambassador OF the King of
Prussia TO lhis country for several years. He was
supe n ed, d about year ago by Baron Won Roenne,
who now, in his turn, is superseded by Baron Won
GeIolt
The New York herald., 1849-11-30
NEWSPAPER CnAsens.- Every editor of the c,

NkwsPArER CHANGES. Every editor Of the COu-
vio S Enquire, has abandoned. or isabout abin-
douing. that concern. Ooe is the President of Co
lumbis Cole g.; and probably, u the trustees don I
tele cate, he will perform the same operation on
that institution which he did tor the New York
dmo ioa. The other rs appointed on the mission to
Austria, IT even thing SAID l. tru, aud another, the
working man, goes To the Legislature. to enlighieu
the people OF Albany. II Is not prosperous nl-
cation when every leading p~r-on connected with
n newspaper is anxious TO get cut oi 1t. WHAT il
IN. n anirg 81 all this
The New York herald., 1849-11-30
Arr,r OF ,he .n.nnrnnnnnn Hank.

10 rhh ~ ~ p I'VE
sis- Rave seen IN Jour paper OF yesterday long
and isb1red artici- from D. A. Css Of Munttoss. IN
vhich MY rsUe H. often rep at.d. Being about TO
les,e tnvp To day have not time to give the article
st.i bot shal beg u.rmissor, ~ no distant
70 correct is statements srroDeously made. and the
stnl moe erroneous conc 'usnus disrn tberefrom.
II. p.nfi.meb AT NoStiose c.puct escape by sppioy
rR Their couh,el to attempt Ia this form TO fors-ts
rutlis ,ntutott A John.
The New York herald., 1849-11-30

LA1rR PROM Sr JAco DE CUBs.-Captan Scott Of the
brig Catherine has furnished with from
ST Jseo de- Cuba to the llth If November. All
quiet that place when Capt sailed aud there
local political of Importance The prospect
Of the coffee crop considered very favorable The
sIk~ts ov.rstochsd with provisions Of every de-
fcription and especially of Nova Scotia fish The
detained eight days by the authorities at st Jsgo
DE- Cuba notwithstanding she had clean bill Of health
About the 1st If Novouber, the restrictions
moved all vessels from the United States except
Boston
The New York herald., 1849-11-30
tide water. from the oommspcemen. Of psvixstie
the 22d Novembe inclusive, ~ssas follows

Inc. osg<6 Dec as 40 Inc so3s7O Doc. II
By reducing the wheat 10 -four. the quantity Of
latter left at tide-wster this year compared with
corresponding period oflsst year, shows q decrsas
4l.S,2 barrels of -four
The following table shows thu quantity OF some o
principal articles Of Produos left tide water from
commencement Of navigstioa to the 22d Of Novsu
iuclusivs during the years ls47 IS, aud 40 the o
In those years having been opened on the 1st ds
Nav
The New York herald., 1849-11-30

By reducing the wheat to -four, and taking the az
gate, 1t will be that there has falling of
receipts this year pared With last, and q deer,
IN barley; there having only been increase In /
single article Of Indian among the leading item
breadstuGs. Thus far the falling OF in -four and wi
has been equal 10 about fty thousand barrels OF fl
According to the notice Of the Canal omm sioners
canals Of this State will not be closed until the 5tt
December; but If this weather helds the los will ant
pate the movements of the sothorities.
The amount received for tolls on all the New y
State canals during ,be third week in Noveml
30 -. Slh4.4Ot
Ssmo PeEiooin 1919. l20 Bs2
Increase In 1s4e. .................. s3s72l
The aggregate amount received for tolls from
commencement of navigation to the 22d of Novem
Same period In lS4S. Observation-Disclosures. 32i8 IVA
Decresee In ls39. S2l 40 2
Amount Of tolls received on all the New YorkSt
canals In each OF the folowiDg years during the tn
week In November aud the totals up to the 22d Of
vember, inclusive -
The New York herald., 1849-11-30

Tar lRIsu EIElCrpHY-- rnK iH -u Fr,D --rn-se
are tvn great faois not ti.rs~a-utlIoa cOacerus.
but whsSNas bscom' ~ a. 'a'f iais' Ware IL
III. dinc.ofy- wheis D. NJ iand We sf- vert
tbiy informed hat both ti'e directory and the fJad
have disappeared fem n.' flhan,Iy sc~ne. aud
afc row dsad aud guts. n -' 's. o. have fIne-
rai ce,brar.u. Mh, 80 Furnish us wita a pro.
s,snm, 81 so, nlniiles iof ih- nuniufal ocoas,.l
ritpessls viii tViec,iSsdd
The New York herald., 1849-11-30

TAKIsF MovENsNrs.-tifeat Efforts appear to be
usktp by manufacturers ~ several OF he Northern
S,at.s for a.. purpose Of operai ug the approach
irp Congress IN favor Of ri,sios the present tariff
of outies ON avariey ot s'apirs, winch are I'M
loit,d ~ y cheaper rate from ioreign countues.
THIS IA n movement of selfinterest, with very
lule rgaId to the great mass oi the community
should not the merchants, the mrchlnics, aud
votkmp -. cple AZ large. look To ,her Interests IN
= combined form. ~ we'll a. lh. hunted n,lnb-r
Of manufacturers. who want to rsi-e prices and
m,nc, oz. r,ctetaftss
The New York herald., 1849-11-30
The Hotels.

ARRIVALS DEPARTURES.
Hon. Samuel s. Phelps, United States Senate Ver-
mont; Hon. J Msaohsm VI g.. do Hon. Wm. Henry,
Nj g., DO; Hon. Willis Hall, S. Bsliston; C.st Butt,
British Army; apt J. L. Folsom United states Army;
Dt. j J. ADKINS. do w. T.. Harris and lady Philstr-
ptis VIM. IL nntger and lady. Popghksepse; q g,
Mschey. Pbilsdephis; John Hartley and lady Wash
ingtop: DAVID Griffith Norfolk; " Dixoo. Boston;
Mr. Wilson. Toronto; II A. Gsssford Montreal; J D.
Hale do Rev VIM. II Hoyt Vermont; z Jsvett
BoHso; A. Wslcott Lockp port A. Ward. Albion; John
r Bush. Rochester were amongst the arrivals yester
day at the Irving House.
James Warden. PateTeCn; u. Adamson South
Carolina. l. HRvre Worcester; &. Cushing, Cam
den; j. Bliss United States Navy; Or Huntingdon,
Boston; J Warner do NJ B. Clarke. st Louis; o.
Beirb- Virginia; ID. Pe Otsego; }. Mott, Trenton; j.
Reynolds, New Orleans; and T. Craven, Alexandra,
are st the American.
George Johnston Boston; L. Canyl, Herkimer county,
W Cornell. White Creek George Skinner,
Michigan; George Wall, Maine; VI. Max ~-ll DO A.
Kinney, Ohio; v. Cooke, Cambridge; DR. Coeson, Nor
ristowp Pa and j. Quinn Indiana, arrived yesterday
at the o ard.
Hop. Levi woodbury. and family left the New York
Hotel yesterday, for Washington.