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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
In Relation TO the Charter,

SFc 10 In addition 70 the foregoing provisions,
shall be the duty Of the corporaors OF any and every
COMPANY Organized urder this 10 declare In the
Charter which 10 herein required 20 be fled the mode
and manner In which the corporate 20 <ers given
der and by virtue Of this % Do exercsed the
mode and manner Of eectng trustees directors Q
Al Irity Of whom shall De citizens Of this state and
the filing of VACANCIES the period liked for tire
enceent and termination Of its fscAl year together
with the amount Of cspita 10 BE employed in the aps
action Of lie ou.ioes..
sEc IL. The charterstbus fled by the Corporation
shall be examined BY the Attorney General and II iound
t be In accordance with the rec lremcnts OF this &C,
and not incon sissnt with the Constitution or laws OF
this State he shall certify the to the Controller Of
the State and the said Controller shall thsreupOn
an examination 70 be r7sde either by himssf or By
three dsn.eres,ed persons specially appointed by him
for thst purpose who shall certify under oath that
amount equal at least 10 the amount specified 10 the
fifth section Of this act, II 10 be stock COMPANY has
been paid In is possessed by II l. money in such
stocks and bonds and mortgages required by the
eighth section Of this act II mutual company that
il has received and 10 in actual possession Of the capital
premiums or engagements of insurance. ss the csse
may BE- the full extent required ~ the nth section
OF this set OF II il be life and health compsny % the
full amount and invested In the manner as resuied
By the sixth section of this copies of such ceri
cate shall b. fled In tbs flee Of the secretary Of State
whose duty shall then be % furnish the corporation
with certified copy Of the charter snd certificates
aforesaid which upon being led by The in the Office
Of the Clerk OF the County 10 which their company Is
70 De- located shs be their authority - commence
business and issue policies aud the may be used
In evidence sor or against said corporation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
Opening of Books.

SEC II msy and shall be lawful for the individuals
associated for the purpose Of organizing any Company
under this act after having published the notice and
filed their declaration and charter required by the
preceding section to open books for subscription to the
capital stock Of the Company intended TO be ogsp
led and to keep the open until the full amount
specified 10 the charter 10 subscribed or In case the
business Of such Company Is proposed 10 be conducted
On the plan of mutual insurance. then 10 open books 10
receive propositions and enter into agreements Ia the
manner and to the extent hereinafter specified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
Destructive Fire In Troy
nj the Tribune.

srxAmKR RIr VAN WISKLE, April IL, 1879.
This afternoon at a O'Clock there was an alarm
NJ FIRE here On making an inquiry, found II was 10
&c, the Albany hrcmeu together to 60 to Troy Ibey
sen, word by Telegraph from Troy, for the Aoany
sremen 10 come up 20 large FIRE W" raging mere
which threatened to destroy the whole city "hen
our little steamer the Iolss came from Troy with our
Messengers learned the fire broke out In kverst IN
LARGE wholesale iron store just above the Troy Line OF
STEAMBOATS, Office It had already consumed six OF
s,,b, buildings The wind very high at the time
IA The strset in that part Of the city quite narrow
~ "o'" - nv Yours G. W. +.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
PiIlng Of Declaration.

SEC B. Such persons shall he 10 the ONCE OF the Sec
rotary Of State declaration signed by All the corporal
ore expressing their intention TO form Company for
the purpose OF ansactpg the business OF insurance AZ
in the several Subdivisions Of the first section
Of this act which declaration shall also comprise copy
of the charter proposed TO be adopted by them aud shall
publish O notice Of such their intention, once In each
week for s. les. six weeks, In public newspaper 10
the county la which such Insurance Company is pro
osed m he located
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13


p-a evss chsrss OF OBTAINING
FOODS pfstencss He Recognized a. the mo
.hor, n- age entered Brok and daring The
Of the prrpr-tcr reqatst h -- u shos hun some 90
-atrh h. ~h>t n purchase As-r boxing several
stated that Scr sty he s-h-d % Parhs-e -stch and 70
~--f she Noud semi two or three 70 'h-
sfy r hes She hr>t oted uu'
knsy sent I'D sbou of n tvo Of the sah-s ~
nas uue pr-tenc- Of stsnus ne sih
NOR. .-ly ~. sir b. ~hea he
Immediately o. and has --ssprr toV- un h -a arcs,
Church. IN Bo.yn. enisri through rear
wIudos thu velvet star coh ich
nE-d t The communism table cover .nd
art-. all CARED Cd A attempt va
Hss- by h- h---. TO the gilt ero.. bat ~ his isey
APP made oh-r VILLAIN H. stephens OF the
Lover Pob- Of IT. Book ofc-- and soon they oot n
Dn- ssui-s aas Collins JOIN
Jhn Brown, Jun Whkns, uP'n
each Of whom Of the stolen property oIaf sPp-s.
hes had disposed poron OF Dsrtoa-t 10 Nnff
they .;s,-d they obtn-i from church Mstco daS
OF the T.y held 10 answer TIE ehsrr-f-a
Bnck brought up schsrge OF HAVING con-i an
s.ssuli Yr-i>rs kr;e Of No. % sb-rh IT. with snie
Liza Fletcher rt-i an.vsr or cutting Am ferce
Ofc-r Barsng- Of the fghth Ward, ast evening"
arrested Cato p-rne 90 charge Of r-,snng OF ~
changed whites and three oAeks
yesterday Effected their irm Biackseis Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
Trial Of Thomas Hand for the Robbery Of the
Government Jewels.
By Telegraph

By Teseraph WASHINGTON, Thursday, April H.
The trial Of Thomas Hand for the robbery OF the
Government jwels commenced to-day, Judge Hanford
pres.diog There 10 much interest manifested In the
trial. the Courtroom being crowded with spectators
From the large number Of witnesses to be examined 1t
10 thought the case will consume several days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
NRw.YORK, FRIDAY mORNrNG APRIL II, 1872

to the msmbers. and shove their premiums sad
stock notes which additional essh capital shs Be len
open for accumulation sud shsl D. loaned and invested
a. provided IN thu sth section Of this act and the com
parry may allow any inseres such capital. and par
ucipa,nn in It's profits and prescribe the liability OF 'he
owner or owners thereof share Ia the loses OF the
compspy. aud such cash capital shan be liable - me
csoi,a stock OF the company in the payment Of its
A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
CITY ITEMS.

THURSDAY. Aprn l.
FIRE AND Loss OF LrFE.-About bali past IL
o'clock last night IRE broke GU, on the misses No
o. Cs,sarine-st. occupied BY Walter B. Lewis, as
boob. store. The fsmes coon communicated 10 me
co,hing store and dwelling Of Charles Cohen No. 100.
The two buildings and their contents we're eonsdera
Div Injured and child of Mrs Ward shout ~ months
Oh was suocaed before 10 could BE- rescued from the
house house in Fifty fourth 81 between fiifn ara
sixth avenues occupied by John Quinn was eniiFeiy
destroyed By FIRE on Moudsy last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
~ We find the following notice in the Ma
fioaai fafeu,Sneer of Wednesday:
CONSULATE GENERAL OF DENMARK

CONSULATE GENKaAL OF DKNNAnk
Notice 10 hereby given that and aftsr the 9Th
ultiuo, all the ports and outlets VI the pacnes OF
schleswis and Hoseia viii DO placed 10 state OF block
EIDE by HE Majesty Navy, With the exception however
Of the Islands Of As and Aero. and any other place
which may be under the immediate control Of hss Msj
esty's Government The blockade viii excessively
cease wherever the legal authority shall have been re-
h from time TO time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
ADJUSTMENTS.


| ok WOObkI uO3SSs
w Resaest huns =. 70 10 n. fSs . ~ dayA 30
vioss to hts depsrass fos Lced0o
Ns,urs sssms hsvs snevs<a sn ~ iagseaky IN As
protactioa Of this - condng sntssl Il = esrsoely
e,upisx-msds up Of The Esp6asl Dess. Hossr. BIN
the hsupchss q toe deer Ne aii q tss sspAsn sac
c.riee wool OF esmes hsir color end essy boos1s u
or IS feet hxs Nsarass sBd Tho ocess usppss asursA
Col Fremont hsi sever Known psesfocs 70 hs ds
eovery. II 10 undoubtedly Nslarss iss snd The riehss
specseu zee receives rom California 10 be $50 every
day The VEGA. Admtsnes Is sses; eAArsa hsifprics.
- wis
HSiRNun. nssaxss "a Prosdssos; J. 0assswooa.
yf Assstsus Mssages Pes1rnesess svyry sees
ooa q asd every evening Of eeloeh Tue eeleessed
Quaker 0ant snd 0snteos ere reeeeoeed nas eeeeeeee
meat where they may 10 " 81 hoefs. dey I'D ssee
ing 9th hs Mammoth Lady Who wetees >" 10, neee
urss fss sroand TIE wsst and 81 sebes asvese ~ 80
rtssis The Fairy ossea Alse ecssss1 shs sesosssse
Msrsseui Fs1ly, who composed large postios Of As
Rsvels they Appear u esch e,scFtsiowens ee: We
ceral eymnsstie performances nshsne psnseminss te
Great Wcs,err The Ysnhrc Comedian, Mse Lee ie Rec
Aorrss. Mammoss Boys Wax Scripture btepery nedam
Rockwell souans tsiies Admtsssoa = eeeis; ehndr0n
und-s 10 yssrs ~ cent?
'1'Mk GREAT CHINESE MusEuMs Gull,
L NISE sulLDiN0e Brcsdwsy, setvsse rnnss -
The oay Of ths k;ad IN hs country. sxhien NJ eee:
ent cisssss Of scr;y 10 China he form o. ocvsnmse'
manner and prrcss In NE Aria keksooe, LAWs
Literature Agriculture. Tvsdes end Msnnoesuyee con-
ss Of large number u axurss u The sssof ME- seye
eand.ed psntinsA ssores, spasnseaa veeseaA noden
various kinda sscainrS snd sssrhsscsi inplsusssfa
scal Instruments, lanterns. &c. he
Open daily hon SAN al TO- IN. AdmluAncs = esats.
Ch,ltrsn acdex I? ssan q ere Aalf sxtee iso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
Nv Telsgraph to the stw.Ysrk Tribune.
Great Fire at Troy.

TROY, Thursday, April III I'M
fire broke out yesterday afternoon about 4
oe,oel In River st and consumed the following build
INCA The FIRE originated In Kellogg Cosquor store,
which was entirely destroyed. together with Taylor q
Cos iron store, and southw wick, Forbes e. Co.'S dry
soods store The two sdjiaiDg stores were consider
ably damaged b. water. The ioss 10 estimated at $50
600 Engine Companies Nos. 4, 81, g and IL Hook
and Ladder Company No. 2. and Hose Company ar
rived up from Albany and did good service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13

70 the SANE snd !, shall be swfu for such com2s
ny 10 hold such real estate for logger rod than that
above n.nioned noess the s-f company shall proe
certificate from tee Controller, tia, the Interests Of
the company will suffer materially BY forced sale Of
such real estate IN which the ne for the sale
msy Be extended TO such time as the Controller shall
direct In sad certificate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
UurnfIan Of e harter.

SIC. Is All Charters formed or extended under tnii
act shall be Of 30 years duration each except those o.
Life Insurance bu, the Legislature msy az any time
ter amend repeal this sct or dissolve and provide
for the closing up the business and affairs OF any Com
,arv forrned under IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
riaiptalning Of suits.

SEC l6 Suits at law may be maintained BY any Cor
peraon formed under this act against any VI It's mem
bers OF stockholders for any cause relating TO tne
prosecuted and maintained by any member or stock
holder against such Corporation for losses which
may have accrued If payment 10 withheld more tnan
one month In case of marine risks more than two
months in all other risks after such losses shall have
heroma dine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13


wiso charged with duty, and not hereinafter
declared " DO exempt from duty, for every
4ip veiue-- v
That IL 10 expediens that the following articles be
empt from daty, that 10 TO say:
Models Of machinery coin and bullion anchors,
sahes pota pearls and coda cree Of al kiuds of met
sls Railroad bars tsllow, tar and pitch, wheat aud In
dian corn. WOOL &c.
And the following articles, when imported directly
from toe United kio gdom from any Of the Briush
North American Provinces and being the growth pro
ducs or manufacture Of the said United Kingdom Of
ths said Provinces, viz;
Animas. beef, pork, biscuit, bread. butter, cocoa
paste corn or grain of all kinds. hour hsh, fresh or
salsed dried or pck,ed fsh OIL furs or skins, the pro
duct Of nsh or creatures living In the seas, sypsum
and vegetables of iii kinds seeds OF oil kinds skns
psls fars or tails undressed wood viz boards, planks
slaves, timber and 6rewood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
In the Revised Statutes.

SEC IL All companies formed under this act shall De
deemsd and taken to be bodies corporate and Ponc
fact and in name and shall be subject 10 all the provt
ons of the Revised Statutes In relation 70 corpoanons
90 far a. the same are applicable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Isaac y. Bur
,su Ia announced by authority, candidate Tor Con-
,,e,. In the It District Mr. Boyd Is candidste Tor
,.eecop IN the same District They are both Loeos'
Hon. Archibald Dixon positively declines running
,,,s.. he be the sole Wing candidate, while hessr'.
VIM, Green and J. =. Buckner both Wings have
.,e,sv been announced as candidates Ia that District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13

FALL RIVER, MASS. THE annual election was
held In Fall River on Monday and the Wing ticket pre-
vailed by q handsome msjority over about dozen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13

Nor oF THE RIGHT SoRr.-We find in late
number Of the Corpus Christi Star a letter from Mr.
Peoples now on his way overland, to California: His
party were % days travelling from Corpus Christi to
Preside Rio Grande. He says the journey could be
easily made In nine days and attributes the Delay TO
ths unnecessary baggage and the inexPerence OF ma
jority of tho men. He says;
large number OF the were uDht 70 go TO Csli-
fornis BY any route and will be amt to stay there II
they ever arrive unless they get some situation In the
shade and in the negbborhood Of cologne lahe-men
who know nothing Of life beyond the measuring OF tape,
the handing out Of needles and thread, and such like
occupations 90 real manhood would scorn TO engage In
In relation to the route through Mexico. Mr. Peoples
says Had not been our Intention to go by the fsso
del Norte and on American territory. circumstance
which occurred here q few pays ago would have IN
duced Us to turn 10 that point small party OF Amer
leans asked permission Of the Aicsde to go through
the country Monclovs and chihuahua and although
they xbb,ted their passports from 10 enter
the country that funcensry did not consider that he
had the power to grant the request
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

ALsAsr ELEcrIos.-Tbe vote for Mayor is al
s,uox,. Friend Humphrey, whig, 3,li3 Thomas Hun
loco. 1925. Wing msjorlty, 2ls; Wing majority las
year. lz).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13

~ We are indebted to q. w. Fellows, stew
ard Of the RIP Van Hatle, for Albany papers Of yes
terday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
The Cana dian Tariff.

The following is the new Tariff now under dis
eussion In the Canadian Parliament:
Resolved, That 10 expedent that, upon the impor'
taton Of the several articles hereafter mentioned into
this Province there be imposed and levied the duties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13

n Mr.. James Jams Of Hsdgesvie, Berkley
coauty Va bad he pocket picked Of 81 500 between
WsshinRton and Baltimore. While On bis way TO me
lsasr place 70 buy goods His wallet was found, but
- money wss missing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
GENERAL NOTICES.
SILK GOODS
LINDSEY, CAMERON + HAYWARD

SILK GOODS
LINDSEY, CAMERON = HAYWARD,
So LIssRrySr.
FEW DOORS FROM BROADWAY. NETWORK,
HAvE NOW IN sross AND AIS CONSTANTLY RsoEsvISeA
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS
consisting 10 part OF
BLACK GRos DE- RHINE, PLAIN, CHAsrLros, BRooHs
ASp FIGuREp Pour De SOLE SILKS,
PAINTED Lawns, great variety,
PLAiS, PAINTED snd SATIN STRIPS BAksSSs,
SILK Tissues, fne sssoriment
FsESca. EsGLIsH and scorca GISeHASs.
s ii snd L,s Thread Gloves, ssan and ss vs.oss
e;ro,l"%.p, cr.vs,., shswls all styles,
Pongee and Bsndanra Hdss silk and Linen Fr'nges
LACEs, MILLINERY ARTICLES, ke. SC. sl Of which
offered al very lew price,, -,
For Cash or approved Credis. ny lmo1nw
~ The Orphan Asy Ium society In the City
Of New York .-Ths forsy bird anpveIsGy OF IBIS So
csiy vil be he IN Ihe Apollo Saloon brosdway, on
Tuesday next April H. at u oeloea The sslidrsn -lii
pieces appropriate the An address may alec be
expected irom Rev Mr.. WESTON.
As the sfscieih the heart the Managers arc sore
that their fellow would only look upon this fami'
y OF Isl orphans -ir tendees sympstttss would BE- az
ced II hoped that only lsdes, but gsaemen also,
will devote passrg hour this Interesting exhibition.
COMMITTEES will be In siIendsnees al III O'Clock To recs've
donations and SUBSCRIPTIONS Should she weather prove In
clement the meeting viii be deferred I'll The nrst clear Jay
ell S.
" House of Industry and Homo for the
Friendiess.-Tns Managers Of this Institution would IN
fIrm their friends and The public thai they have removed 10
their Hdiding Thrt-tbst near Fonrth-svenu- ana
have In charge about 10 % the class for whom 10 designed
viz vrtuoas homeless females and destitute eAdren
Az this 10 Intended TO be but temporary abode snie. In
OF domescs uvited TO call NJ the Institution be-
w cen the hours OF 10 NJ and p NJ Some of the adulu
are recently In the country others have the usual refer
snces and recommend atoms Pe ne wishing to adopt o.
bring up children. may there Ind TO suit them Refer
snces required. No charges made 10 those applying
~ lsw3m'
re- The Orunse Moustaiu Wntcr-Cure Bs-
tabj,s hmcnt, situated South Orange, New-Jerscy
will be opened for reception Of patients on The si OF May
and will be- Kept permanently open hereafter Summer and
Winter The esisblshmen has very superior sccommods
TONS having private baths attached 10 patients rooms he
wake and the scenery OF the VI
ciny unsups by IN The State The ears OF hs
Morris aud Essex Rsrosd, which tbs estsblsshment
sIlusled leave the foot Of Cortlsndst N ocicci
A. M and o'clock NJ daily, arriving a. South Orangs
In about one hour Letters addressed ~ Dr. G. H. MEEK
Err, South Orange, NewJersey, will receive siention
MI lmeod&twf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13

Too GREAT HURRr.-A German girl BY the
name of WE'LL In the employ of French family at 3
Li.peusrd st. IN attempting escape from the house
Eel. from the top of fence over which she WAS climb
Ing, into the yard of Mr.. Fisher. 2le Churchst sod
thereby broke of her arms and otherwise injured
herself she was conveyed To the City Hospitsi oy
officer Curdy of the Fifth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
Prohibition Of Trading.

SIC Is No company formed under this act shall, d.
recy or indirectly deal trade In buying and selling
any goods wares, merchandise, or other commodities
Whatever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
Appointme nts Of Local Postmasters by the
Postmaster General.

ON, Wednesday. April ii.
Mt. Csrmel--Henry st,e-.
NEW JERSEY.
Perryville g. Taylor.
Parsippany--N. n. H@nbiou.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Berwick-W. y. Gsrdnsr.
1 Rochdsle-A. y. Ross.
Highihne-He storer.
Gfsencastle-W. fiemmIng.
saltsburg-R X McRas.
Besrtown-Hifam JOINS
lGreen-Chsrles Reed.
Providence III. X. Richards.
Pottstown--A. l. Custer.
lssiin's Grove-J Grouse.
VERMONT.
Waterbury Rufus c. Smith.
lNewbary-O. w. Chsdwlck.
| OHIO.
Chauucey--Thos Andersos.
South Charlton-Jos. A Houston
yellow Spring flishs Mills
lMldd .-burn A kifkpaunk.
lHillsboro-J y. williamson.
Medina--C u. Hamilton.
Wsrren-crsw tord A Adams.
MICHIGAN.
MOnroe-J &. Cole.
INDIANA.
frank iin-S. y. Moore
south HsnOyer-N. 7. Reed.
Mar,insv iile-J. w. Ginger.
Vienna :. Dsrow.
WIsCOSsIS.
Pequot "A. ID. DICK.
N Mineral Pc int-Jo-eph Hath.
White . atsr--J. w. Wheelzr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13

~ Wigs and Tsupe~s.-BArcHgLoss nswly IN
vented Wss and obansd silver medal al tho bair
1f the American Institute. They made OF the hnes
ssura aud u unsquacd workmanship and oner the
vipeor advantages Of extreme ghtness, natural appear
sncs and durability They 90 lfeke a. To defy deee
don. The largest assortment OF Wigs and Tcopees In ne
city he selected from BArcHELoas Mandatory
wsisl near Bsosdwsy Private rooms for huiny wigs
Conv the address dia AWhtW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-13
Departure Of the Fremont Mining and Trad.
Ing Co npany for California.


We we're permitted to witness tbs departure of this
excellent Company of ninefythra active, enterprisng
men in the bark Selma for the gt,erirg prospects OF
California We were informed tina. the Company is
formed under the Joint Stock Laws of Connecticut
with capital stock of forty thoEsaHd dollars, Gas we
noticed on the margin of their certificates OF ssocs
with a code OF moral bylaws. purely democratic, and
we think tina, Comoan of such men with such laws
mus. exert an excellent influence wherever they move
whether In California or ans where else. Az any rate
IL their departure from this port any index TO their
future prospects, a brilliant sss,s them. We
wers informed that few evenings before sailing they
a...mbled in Rev Mr. Stewards Mariners Chapel,
where they were addressed by Mr. : In his usual nap
py manner and they left the wharf Thursday, Apri
Ill the stirring cheers that were exchanged between
the Company aud the crowd on the wharf told loudly
the deep nteres, tina. telt for and with them aad
when cleared from the wharf the report OF cannon
aud peas OF music from on board told plainly tnai tney
were prepared for defence aud pleasure az well as ou
sipess During the passage down the Bay the Comps'
nv were addressed by Messrs. Horace Goodwin 90 ii.
Gri,wold of Hartford, CT and Mr.. X NJ Butler Of New
Hartford and, after an address TO the Inrone on
Grace the steamer that lowed them OUT was cast on,
and the splendid vessel squared away for the wide
ocesn feie hted with her valuable cargo, and the oi
10 wna list ( officers and men -
orr cse se. " m. sss- HssSsa c. snusl
brown Pi, AID sugeon Mhss Cos Asssian olfson
julius Y smith, Geo "a c~tion John bus
sexton ~ Chatter. Has,ings W sig-, "
s.-~t.. Hez-.ah Chsf Edwad Pratt Edward tohes h-,tcs
Moore SOM Haze Mm Good W freeman, Roman sat
- Henry Hayes Ed-n Abbot, Hartford. G.; Chas MI A-
West Hartford Jsm-s Spencer East Hartford, CT Norton
Tarr-r do Charles Humsson Henry Hubbard Povna Green
Bioamh-h CT D-r.y Pino-, johnson, WiEst-t Mass
s.hot CT, Henry oafdusr
J0-ih johnson, Hebron. CT John ssford Cn
.rbury CT; Hgsy. Canton CT; stiles Eig-ron, Ersn'
Fos Duane H.ha~y Henry Phelps, johnson Cs,k Wne-or
CT: William Brown Tsnnv- CT Harvey Brown, Joha kHs
ham -os. shepard Judd Lsisyets Gaddg. frsaer
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Hor.o Chapman East Haadm CT Charles Richmond 10 90
Allied Ntehs Middle Hsd5am, Ct Charles Bsle- DO DO Hof
Rising sa-d Kinney, sor~rh, Ct John Heath
Goton CT John Morgan, DO Dol James ford Ross Mass
John Yors Hs.t do Samuel Chase Springfield
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