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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
RYE NEcK VILLAGE LoTs.-Four CitY

RYE NECK VILLAGE LoTs.-FOur City
Lola for fly and ore hundred doaSthe cheapest that
are offered 10 the publc-ony minutes walk from the
Msmaroneck Station, (a good meadow lsnd,l and sixty
feet above the Sound 6ne view ofwhch can DO had from
most paris Of lhe lsnd-the best place for fishing and
gaming along The Sound and only hours rde BY me
New York and New Haven Railroad ~ the low fsre OF
seven by commutsuon- $50 OF the 5@0 ots re-
naming unsod For maps and particulars enquire a. lne
Stove Store No. lO7 Bowery OF the owners bARRY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

r WONDERFUL SALE Of English
TheePy and Patent Tapestry Ingram Carpetng' Rags
Table Covers &c daily at ssionishnely low prices al No
g Bowery HIRAM ANDERsON'S the celebrated
Cheapest Carpet Establishment In the United States In
grain Csrpetpg o. S. As A 6s Floor on Cloths Sc aud is
ThreePy Carpets "a and 9s Table Covers scarlet and
black l6I each English Floor OIL Cloths u "A feet wife
"a IN Ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
Before Judge SANFORD
fcEOr,0lck against Hen

ANllNVIIW NVI a aIleE IItIFF u WtI 7I1fY
To rent Of No 80 Madison and drug
Cannon stanton ss TIE principal desase tls
he landlord after had been tds allow for then
TIE Court charged that tndot bsn ab r repairs
bound allow bad promised
Thus the defense
tut osEiet. NsfeSt for plaintiff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

HAVE YOU SEEN STRATTeNPORT LATE
LY l-Yhe new dock at strsttonport and the IMPROVED
road thence Flushing together with the preparation o
building a number OF houses and the commencement OF
Others have given quite appearance TO THIS preues
OF Village sites Auburn itself eescrbed BY Gods oiIh az
"The lOvelest Village of the Plain"
presented inviting aspect thsn does sIstton
pOr you approach IT, Nature has done much i9r me
location and when that beautiful slope 10 covered with
houses and neat little garden ploIs, may challenge com
psrisOn with any suburb 10 the world
The ain object OF the PROPRIETOR 70 snow mo psce
well knowing ihsts eligibility s too pa pabe to be over
looked Pure air pure wse' fine fishing splendid coun-
try behind picturesque bsy IN front, are only few
among lis Then 1t 10 within hour, by
steam OF the city, within FIVE minutes OF Fushng and
Il s said that RarOsd will soon connect The latter place
with Brooklyn The lots cheap, for the land was
bought at great bargain. Some 800 have already been
sold and about the number remain TO be disposed Of
81 prices varying from sl25 to $50 They are a full lots
81 feet by 100,
PeoEs who are thuking Of neei.g from the high aud
increasing renso this city, should 90 out and see to'
peeress spot first making The proper inquiries Of the pro-
f,-ia,or I6uH A p ANNEX 225 WoOsterat al6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

HELP THE WIDow.-"All that GiItters
Ia not Gold" will be performed his s,IernO Th, IN,
w CtGEKEsreRular benefit day, and 10 me 81
Ornbsns FUND OF the Fire Department 40 P'e'en s"'
rouslv The profeeds. Fall not 10 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
Nor,cr TO CAPITALISTS, MANUFAc-


7r7yksASD OTHERs-Extenslve and psrempIory SAFE 81
as Harlem building lots at Auction We invite IA9
Ou OF orr readers The large sale OF res eststs Oy
TgoSy BIEEcKER THIS DAY. 81 II O'CLOCK me "a
cbspts ExchsnKe consisting Of 10 desirable olochs OF
ground containing about 40 lots and parts ofos oes1n
X situated Tor building purposes being ali connected "
in one parcel and extending from Second sv to The
Ekst River and from One Hundred and Eghtn 10 One
Hundred and sixteenth-st, With valuable wafer roo1
Of about 800 feet said river. On the properly InsIe
ia hrge and handsome mansion house and other build
ines The lots are nearly ali Of full size and nj Tor In
mediate use there being rock and very little uneven
ground rendering them very desirable for persons osm1
means to purchase building lot, or capitalists 10 make
safe and profitable investment First avenue and avenue
being opened and Second avenue opened and
The above lots admirably calculated for mechanics
vorkpgmen and for large manufacturing purposes being
ONLY few minutes walk from the Harlem Railroad Depot
end he East River also for persons doing business 10 the
city as theiHaem Railroad cars.top within isW BLOCKS
Of he property both desirable aud convenient
This property from t peculiar location and s1Vansges
will soon become popuous and very Important part OF
our civ.
Also the time and place by order OF the Supreme
Court the valuable properly the uh-wesery corner
OF Chstha and James sSO Nos 1876 snd l98 Chalhsm
ST. near DOyest and the house and lot No 86 Chryse &C.
LhoWsphc apps Of The whole or the above property can
be bad al the auction room, Broad-sL 1851 so IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

II The onward sweep of energy and
entarprlsa IA irreiistlbe GENIEs business Gaze 10
point Setting out originally with the deernnsnon 20 20
make the beat and cheapest hats 10 the nteo o.aos 10
hss improved upon his own Improvements year ao. 49,
until In Spring Of 1851 his Hat TOT tne tossVn III
fessedly shesd OF ell competition Wnet .ne on
The sno1nl OF business now transacted daily al <i4
Broadway triples OF the Spring OF 1850 fne sore
land be defes contradiction OF the fae the gree ss'
Of the linton. Let those who oouDl IOOk ~ uuiHs '4
mesa hours and form their own opinion ,, @, p.,l.
OEErN "a Broadway opposite d. rsuI =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
Oninlon, Of the Press.

LUNG BARoMETER.-AmOng all the In
genous mechanical inventions to assist and direct the cua-
live processes Of and science we nina the Lung
Barometer Of DR. RooT must take the lead For by means
OF IT, the defects In The lungs can be readily as
tpeushed and extent definitely ascerIAined and ID
such uncertain cases a, will sometimes arise, where Tue
practitioner IL In some doubt 10 the location OF disease
ibe Barometer serves az az unerng guide This splendid
and eosy piece OF mechanism be seen al Dr. Roots
Office sig Broadway New Yorf where be VIII remain Tor
themselves OF HE skill In pulmonary complaints
Worcester Spy.
tor has returned HE Office bl2 Broadway, New York,
and uneQuA IN successful treatment OF a disease
tending 10 Consumption word 10 the wise Is snf ien
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

~ II mOSL satisfactorily pIOOI OF Tub It-
variable efficacy OF the Oxygensted Biuers Real The
following certificate from j. G. DUN Esq City Treasurer
BOSToN, June 6, 1859
MESSRS SIMPSON X REHO. -GeRlemeR-l have been
for years troubled occasionally with severe attacks Of
Indigestion; have consulted many physicians tried Aopa-
thy and Hon opHlhy and truly say, have received
speedy and eeciual reei nom the OF the OXge
mated Buffers procured from you, than from all other rem
edes and mos, cheeruly recommend them to ali who tut
fer from a similar affection.
You're truly JAMES c DUNN
Price 81 per bottle elk bottles for s. For sale by A b
H. Sands 100 Fulton-sL, aud A. L. ScOvl Co. SIC and @.
H. Ring 1872 Broadway, New York, aud by druggists gen.
erally alt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
U 100000 Worth Carpetiugs, Oh

Cloths SC al the Wholesale WarerOOms OF WILLIAM
McsoRTY lS6 William st. Sd b0r nom Fulion-st, are
now thrown open. The large stock OF CNPeung. Oh
Cloths &C. viii be retsiled chesp for cash Those In want
would DO well to cal eSry and examine tho Carpeungs
NJ lmMonWed& Sal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

CBILpREN's HArs.-LEARY IL Co.,
Bsttsrs and leaders OF fsshon for 0entenens Hats
aad Astor House viii offer this day variety OF new
and beautiful Childrens Haas ali u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
THE MAY CAMrMGN.-Don't wait till

hE MAI NAMHAlUNs-DOu wall Akil
the frat OF MAY before you commence the onslaught upon
the bed bugs and roaches Those who intend 10
don't want 10 carry these annoying Snd destructive insects
with them or leave them hateful legacy 20 the
nAnt GO then TO LNoSS 4sO Broadway, and for 81
purchase as much Of his Magic Powders will kl mil
lions OF hem IL falls II you are bothered with
mice or rsls bis Magic Pulls VIII hntsh them s In one
yvssh slthon On theif name be legion ais 6I'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
~ Dn. TRArroN,s Buckthorn BerrY

fils are mild and etectua and the scfnowedge d
beat remedy for Bilious sltscks Liver Complaint Head.
ache GOul 6iddneSs hsamsl CosuvenesS LOSs OF Appe
and Indg eston. OApoI ls6 Wlism'St gor sale ~
he principal city druggists aud chemisss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
-ua1nEss NoTI0 ..
~ Ir.v,s,s COLD CANpr-SPRiNG

Mas. JERvIs's Cold CANpr-oPRiNs
CoUeHs Ar rps x.nor, OF the siesmiDg earth,
JEvoyeS beneath the Sun OF spring,
70 hosrseness, cold and cough give birth,
And Deslh amidst them waves his wing.
The Sun OF March" 90 shakspere wrote,
Is very apt TO nourish ague
And fpfuenzs Group sore throat,
Too frequentyiI brings to plague you
Be wise 10 time Disease and Death
Tighten their grasp while tools delay
"To-morrow" many victim saith,
Whose fate perchance hangs on to-day
Don't say this cold will soon 90 OFF,
Or thnk your chest and lungs inpolViV'
But when attacked ~ ith cold or cough
Hasten al once 10 MIRA Jervs
Surely AZ day gives place 70 nignt, s.o,a
Or Spring succeeds 70 WIFE, lpee, ''
And lives the lungs healthy zone .o.e
so,d wholesale and retail by Mr. w. 'kK'i'' 300
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
LooKINs-GLAss WAREHOUsE.-RICH

ANA KlNesLANp Wholesale Dealer and Manufactured q
Loohipe lAsses and Importer OF Looking Glass Plates
IS CorandsI, N Y ess now 10 store splendid Assor'-
meat OF Orusmented Plain Pier and Msntel GlssseG
Also an unusual large ssook Of Mahogany Frame Glasses
suitable for the Western and southern trade. Jo0ocp
and dealers In general WIN do well 10 call and exam
he this sioci and prices previous purchasing elsewhere
4. hetr facilities for manufacturing and importing their own
Plates enable hem sell 0wes hsn any other house IN
khis city. 80 10y omhW
N H-MerchRnts having orders 10 hl toT California
Wesl indies or other markets, would DO well 70 call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

AD-QUARTERs REMoVED.--kELrY
4 FERGUsoS'S Wholesale ard Retail WINDOW SHADE
SroKE 1871 BRoApwAY.-Persons wanting Shades, CIT
ana shade Trimmings AID the beat assortment In he
city a. above, Dealers supplied No second profits All
SHADES warranted 20 sISnd any climate Some pa.
Ierrs OF Gold Birds ard Flowers thai cannot be
any other store Prices lower han elsewhere Call and
ssiisN yourselves. all MWkSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

TIE BEST IN THE MARKET.-t you
wan, an elegant fashionable Hat which you can procure
cheap buy Of KNOX l2S Fulton-s IL you want nat ns
bal suited TO your features buy ofKNox snort you
want hat possessing every qualification Of Oesay, sye
durability and economy buy OF KNOX. de can supply al
VIII Ali him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

p DR.. PHINNET's VEGETABLE FAM
PUBS do grippe sckeu leave the bowels eosuve,
hut In FREQ aud natural For sale wholesale and
Price q IA 9mWASs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
~ Oil Floor Cloth and Paper Hang

ines In any quantity suit purchasers, less prices man
a! etNWSSS J, q. GlLsERr, ZIG Pssrl4L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

I GoURAUD's Liquid Hair Dye VIII
change red gbt or fray hair brown or osct Ine IN
slant sppsd siniDg the skin no disturbing aii me ne
color by wasting dsy with soap ana Ws9a NJ o .s ~
isxetory 70 The user Or fELII GouRAUD toown emil
nenee A. a chemical philosopher 50 guarantee tns nex 20
hs Italian Medcaed Soap the above 10 the ne Plus uus o
bs ,efu inventions Found only at Dr. GoURkuDs olo 90
ablsbed Laboratory 81 Waker.st. near Broadway 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

Tgr KossUrH HAT.-We are gratlhed
LII -, 90 are now folly prepared TO supply the
demand This new unique and sppIoPhS
Hal Gentemen who regard propneIy 81 shape q. elo
I mens 70 -, ."e FAMINE Them WARNOCKS,
IA A. Halters. Irving House, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

erty evinced by Kossuth and his comPatri-
OTIS in the struggle with Austria, quoting
literally from Bowen, Bfownson and their
European confederate, and finally cOndens-
ing its nine columns into the following sum-
mary of the Austrian case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

II Ladies, if you wish handsome Gal
Ter Roots Bu,kps Tyes Slippers &C. Tor yourselves or
children 70 direct 10 B. mILLER's. You w ma oscI
and coored gser goOls and shoes OF Gil me asnonAo,e
stvles At moderate prices His store, at l34 Cana[h
daily visited by ladies' from all parts OF the city and It's
vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

N, p. II. BARRETT IL CO.-ChildreR' g
Clothing at wholesale, AZ Nsssau-st NYOrk ~ I'M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

SMALL PoTAToK THIEvEs.-Three petty scoundrels
named John Nichols John Walker and Frank Valentine
went into Guion's of Canal and st. Charlie
Streets Tuesday afternoon lat and asked 10 look SOM
gold pencil cases While two of them looking at tn,
pencil the other engaged in pocketng SINAI
articles fiom stand the door, lie observed b.
John W. Baar of the Clerks who followed the party
the of Mr.. Theodore Canal street, between st
Charles street and Cprondee street, They did not find
convenient steal thing from this place. but proc eder
from there to Holmes store, still followed and co.el,
watched by Mr.. Baar. At the last place, while two O.
the gentlemen were looking at goods Frank Vaeutn,
performed the daring feat of pockeng pair of silk stock
ngs He was Immediately seized by of the clerks, bu
he succeeded in getting He hoy pursued ant
he finally took refuge the corner of Canal AM
Dauphne streets, where he arrested. The trio wa
locked and yesterday committed by Recorder Geno
to before the Fist District Court They ought to be
sent to the Penenary for ninety. nine years.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16
Your obedient servant,
JoHN l.. WILSON, u, 3. G. A

AERIAL NAvIGATIoN.-We have before noticed
inc memorial OF the distinguished aeronaut, John
Wise, OF Lancaster, Pa, asking for Congressional
ala to enable him to demonstrate the practical op
sratlons of theory which he has devised for the
navigation OF the air. In that memorial which has
since come to hand, the petitioner states that he
mas demonstrated to his own satisfaction. and is
prepared to demonstrate to the satisfaction of
world, his power to make this science imme-
medlatey useful and practicable for the trans.
mission OF mails and the transportation of pas
sengers, and especially in the art of war as well as
In peace. He also states that he is prepared now
to construct balloon 100 feet in diameter, which
shall have the power of elevating 16 tons that he
is prepared to elevate that balloon over the Capito
Presidents House, Navy Yard or any other point
which may be designated, above the reach of gun
snot' and then to discharge imitation missiles of
obstructive quality, which would show his CAPACITY
destroy any fleet, fort or army which may be be-
ss II He also proposes, when he shall have
I'A' 'ha'' to take that balloon to the CITY of ST.
anu make voyage thence to the CITY
:. Gew ork' At New York he proposes to take
- oAe, passengers and life. boat and proceed
- Ing manu. Where he will report to the British
Government. He expresses sr,,a oossI, s"
his ability to do this with nsrrso, 80 :"
me opportunity of testing this, and of satisfy.
ing the world OF the truth of his theory. He s,ys
that he can make these experiments f,o,n 6,
to New York and from New York to F. s'
the sum OF twenty thousand dollars. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

The English and Northern papers are beginning
to discuss the changes and revolutions which the
recent discovery in the manufacture of Flax is
about to effect They consider it as certain that
the Southern States will be involved in the
general ruin which must follow the reduction
in the price Of Cotton. Some years since, Dr.
Lardner was gravely asked to explain the laws
by which the moon governed the weather. He
answered it was necessary first to ascertain the
fact of such control, of which he had no know
ledge. So before we make ourselves unhappy and
become ruined in advance, it will be prudent to
ascertain the certainty of the invention. But,
admitting the fact, it will be many years before
the culture of Flax can be sufficiently extensive
to supplant the use of Cotton. Years must pass
before this could be effected. In the meantime,
a large section of country now engaged in the
Cotton culture is rapidly turning its attention to
Sugar. All of Florida, the Southern parts of
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana
e:.:1 9E'oxas, will in few years be exclusively
Sugar countries. The northern parts are well
fitted for Wheat, Corn, and stock. The change
will be gradual, and the transition imperceptble.
No body was ruined when the South gave up
Indigo for Cotton. So that our planters may
look on awhile without being rendered misera-
BILE by the glowing anticipations of the time
when Flax is to be cheaper than Cotton.
To cast the fashion OF uncertain evils;
ESt grant anti thsy be sS, while they rest 9pkneyn
Rss be b ms1 s Gress bis sts Of seP
How bitter Is such self.deuson!' -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16
Arrivals at Principal Hotels Jan. Is.


ST cRA Ml Les i; Golle0s g Marsh Talbot " Peal
Too I9a sdy ha s1l lady, Mr. Bypss Miss Byrne; Van
Nc, hsc II 3 Mecul!um Ps Deusa. . Bea,s,
%eaer, Ms Walker Matt9. No " 4 Chilsu, T,1,.
NO Capt Whittewer1h. N Col Crane, S Courtney
Miss Courtney; Worthua ton, Ark; iuid
vEhANDA ...f a Kent II Randolph, Lyons Mrs yons
Cole, Anderson and lady, Miss anderson Green Lurge
Fowler, La w Nuuuao; W II Ross, Flun, " Moore
w Wilson, Esktedge, Mr.. Fisher, Mas Or
Mischief, Ala Haniy Hanly, W Paup udy Ark Il
Gatlin, Moore, NJ W hntcn Ga; Hinton, A Mayo
Fa Capt II Brown, U s A.
HEWLETrs'; T MOyins, Ark; Batsey, W Edwards II
Lstun Ala Boyer, IL Beverly, La; W Clemeats NJ
Dyer Miss Harvey.
CONT STREET NERANDA....E Trouard Mllet, G Peril
lot st John, La Melaneon Boun Deogny IL Jauies
lai Cohen, Bayou Sara Burgower woodyie DR. t
Vaughn, Woods, QUINN V Blanchard J Blanchard W D
Rouge, La WOODS Walsh u Laavs Dr Hebert
La Young md Lady, North Carolina Cincinnati
willie, La,
NEsFERN vERANDA. , Boekus, o; Jases Dickens, III
Samuel Doy Missouri Heu Frankn Boston
Isaac hrnee, Steward, Wright horton, Memphis
ST CLAIR, Cheago II Henry Black, Chicago III BockVs
Nicaragua; Nallacy, Col Carroll.
BANKS ARCADE. - Pous La Ii l. SheEvin Ala; Smith
Texas; Raglan, Y Porivent, Miss aonee La l. Ray
Ala DAG, Texas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

The JACKSON MouND-A writer in the Mem.
phis Appeal speaks of beautiful plat of ground
donated to the State of Tennessee some years ago,
by Col John C. McLemore. Itissuated on an ex.
| tensive Indian mound, or tumulus, which lies i'm
mediately on the eastern bank of the Mississippi
river, about two miles below the city. The object
of this donation (says the writer was for the cree
ton OF magnificent monument in honor of Gene
raj Andrew Jackson, whose heroic achievement
at New Orleans, on the Sh of January, 1915, has
contributed 80 largely to illustrate the proves of
the pioneers of the Mississippi valley, as well as to
render classic, and give historic fame to this up
rlvaled finland Sea-" The State Legislature has
taken some steps towards the execution of the noble
design of the donor, but not such as will prove eff
Gent and it is hoped that at its next session, some
further measure will be adopted. Such a measure
would be an honor to the State of Tennessee and,
at once, gratifying and magnificent testimony
that its citizens are not ungraten the great man
whose services it is designed 10 commemorate. No
'pot could be more appropriate for the contem-
plated work; it ia situated on a commanding
bluff of the father of Foods still further elevated
by the beauti full mound which the red man has
thrown up in honor Of his braves" or as a look.
out on the charming scene which here bursts upon
the view. At this point the river is at least two
miles and half broad, and branches out into three
chues. which embosom Presidents Island and No.
AZ within their serpentine windings.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

LARGE AND DARING RoBBERY.-One of the most adro
and daring robbees have known perpetraed
at the Indian Queen Hotel Front Levee street, on
day afternoon last The victims returned Califor
MANS who have abored in The mines for the last years
and to New Orleans the of So 800. The,
exchanged their dust for Mr. Whites brokerage Of
ce Camp street, several days snce and left there
deposit until Tuesday afternoon Being about start fo
their homes in the far West they drew their money took
to their room in the hotel in trunk They were probab
watched and followed by of numerous thieves wbo
intst our city, for retu ming TO their in fifteen
minutes after they left they discovered that they were mo.
neyes The door had been broken open the trunk forced
with Jimmy, and the money gone We had thou CHI
that the frequent robbere of Calornaus would make The
rest of them cautious but such does appear to be
thp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

PAssENGERs-PER STEAMSHIP ALABAMA
The steamship Alabama, Capt. Il. w. Foster, left
yesterday morning, at o'clock, for Vera Cruz and
Maintain, with the following passengers
c. r. Schofeld, H. w. Burr G. E. Burr, Jas.
Knox, J. B. Gutierres, R. R. De LaVega, j. NJ
Gomez, M. Gomez, NJ. Velasqus, e. A. Green
Com'd Robeaud, l.. Y. Partor, A. c. Beney, A.
del Portillo, D. Gurrier, d. S. Harbeck, Dr. Ge-
mundt, G. Cundert J. Young, J. S. G. Davis, j.
Bactz, J. Duper, A. d. Brasher, Mr.. Reford G .
ANTI, Jno. Redman.
The following is the list of passengers by the
steamship Mexico, Captain Williams, from New
York
!, Col Crane Y A: Capt shuttuek, U SN: II Morgan
4 Green Hiram Smith, Juan Anchia Robt Pfest James
Mieissan. z Martin. w N Westal, Mrs Main. Mr. and