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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-24
Our Havana Correspondent.

HAVANA, July l4th, 1857
Important AteVigence--Ahcmm to Reoolut,oaies
Mer,co--Spanish Intrigue, &C., &C.
Perhaps before this reaches you, you will have
received the news of an attempt of the Spaniards
to proclaim Isabel I'd, in Mexico Now what will the
Spanish government say about American filibusers,
when it itself has attempted worse act that Of
robbing the poor harmless Mexican of their dear
bought freedom. 1t is very right for the Queen
mother, Christina, to fit out expeditions against
the free people of Mexico and South America, but
if any attempt is made to ameliorate the condition
of the suffering Cubans, the cry is raised Pirates
and unheard of abuse is launched against the sons
of the immortal Washington.
In regard to the Mexican affairs it appears, that
General Uraga when here. the hero of the Matamo-
ras business, let himself to the agents Of Queen
Christina, and that General Pignero furnished all
the plans for the campaign. The plan was well got
up for the work of dolts and madmen and Vivo, the
Mexican Consul here, Catalan started for Mexico
with Uraga, but they calculated without their host.
Arista got scent the plot, the papers seized,
and the Spaniard popped into prison
Enclcsedi us a specimen of the TRADES that the
editor Of the Diario de la Marina is continually
issuing against our good people.
II had time / might'tell you some facts about
the brutal conduct Of the police to drunken Sailors
and of the common Spaniard putting them on. say
ing, that's rieht-give it to the damned Yam
KEGS" and of Cubans being threatened with the
bayonet for having the humanity to beg of the
solice accompanying the police to consider the
situation of the sailors. Undoubtedly many things
are said that not exactly true, but again many
things are unknown that should be.
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ro,e,eu,rr from ,he Western pIo,ns

Correspondence OF the ST Louis lutelisonceI.
PLATTE RIVER, OPPOSITE Fort LARAMIE,
June 9. 1862.
We arrived here yesterday morning, the Sth.
after journey OF two weeks from New Fort
Kesrpy. Our route ha- been a somewhat different
one from that OF any previous emigration. We cross
cd the main Platte twenty miles above New Fort
Kearny, to the north side the ford proved 10 be
good one, owing TO the great width the river,
which is ut this point two miles IN width On
the north side Of the river foand much better
grade, good roads aud w0ter Timber is en-
tirely lost sight Of for two hundred miles:
but We found an abundance Of buffalo chips
answering very well FOR fuel The emigration
on the north side of the river is much greater than
that on the south, the great mass OF them hailiug
from Missouri. Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, aud Wis
consin. There has been considerable diarthea,
owing, believe, in nenrly every case, 10 impru-
oence in eating or drinking water from pools. Our
Journey, thus far, bias been performed ~ average
oil twenty i've miles day We suffer very much
from the great quantity Of dust that we have had to
encounter. On some portions of the road we have
met with dry white sand which is very hard upon
our teams This sand continues in some places
for twenty miles; and wherever We meet with sandy
roads, the oetestabls sabd fly ia millions torments
us, and mosquitoes have also been very bad
Along the Platte. the principal growth consists of
very coarse grass, and few cotton. woods and will
lows, and stunted cedars. Upon tue Mains We
found short bard grass, much Of the last wears
growth recently burned and still burning in eycry
direction, and within fifty miles Of Fort Laramie We
have met with cactus and wild sage. The only an.
finals seen have been buffalo, antelope. wolves and
prairie dogs, but we have been fortunate enough to
obtain bountiful supply Of buffalo and antelope
-Four Of our party were surrounded by some
hundped Of buffalo a few days since, and
were in imminent danger Of being trodden
to death. The meat think rather coarse. and in
ferior 10 our home beef The excitement Of a bufIa-
10 hunt WITH a company Of good fellows is IN itself
worth the journey here The scenery for the past
venty miles has been in some places approaching
the grand; the ancient bluff ruins, resembling forth
6ostions, oastles, SC in ruins. on the north side
OF the road, Chimney Rock and Capital Hills on
the south side, are worthy the pencil Of an artist.
night Of the 9th, when heavy cold rain set In,
anoe which time we have had October weather, rem.
dering our overooats quite comfortable.
We do not find tho destruction Of property along
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Arrest of Mr. Rice, American Consul mt
AcanIllcO.
TFrom the San Il

[From the San Francisco Herald, June 2i]
The following letter, addressed by Mr.. Rice,
OF the naval forces at this place. gives the partcu-
lars Of that gentleman's arrest:--
ACAPULCO, PmsoN OF THE INEeADo,)l
June IL, 1852.
To the Commander of the Naval Forces at San
tnncisco-Sir: / was arresCed, yesterday morn
ing. at 81 o'clock, by detachment of fifteen
soldiers, nnder command of sergeant. and
thrown into this prison, where / have been
since, without any examination any charge
having been made against When / was or
dered by the sergeant to go with him, / asked to
see his warrant, which he refused. saying he was
ordered TO arrest me by the Communicates and il [
did not Immediately accompany him be would drag
me from my house. at the same time using gross and
insulting language towards myself aud family.
When brought into the presence Of the Judge Of
the Court of First Instance, be said he knew no
thing Of the cause Of my arrest, and that he would
send TO the District Judge for orders. In n short
time the messenger returned with order from the
District Judge to place Inc in close confinement in
dirty hole occupied by the lowest criminals and by
persons brought in from the streets drunk Sc. The
iailer, however, said he would not take such re-
sIonsibility. and gave me his own name.
know Of no cause why am here. unless it be
that returning from the mountains few days since,
| found that the District Judge had advertised
American steamship, 1.-THE propeller Commodore
Stockholm for sale, she having been illegally
seized by the authorities here; and ] Immediately
posted notices warning persons against purchasing
her, as she was the property of Mr.. Fritz, who was
dispossessed OF her One Of the notices was torn
down from my own door, and posted another. The
same man who tore down the first made an attempt
to tear down the second, when, warning him thatit
was my property and on my own land, put pistol
70 his head, and told him ] would shoot him il he
insisted upon meddlng with my property.
Some say that was arrested BECAUSE not succeed
ing in selling the ship, they wished to get out Of
tbe way, for, immediately after my arrest, the
ship sold.
Dc this it may, no Americans safe here; daily
insults and abuses are heapcd upon us, and | have
struck my flag, and shall patiently await tho action
Of the United States or a naval force. hope you
viii see the necessity Of despatching national ves
eel at once.
Sickness prevents me from writing myself-my
friend. Mr.. Marcus Borucb now on his way to
San Francisco, and the bearer Of this despatch to
you, having written the same Tor me
] am, very respectfully, your obdient servant,
FRANCIS w. RICE, u. s. Consul.
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Marine Anhara.

rHE o. 8. N. STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC, Capt. West, leaves
at noon to-day for Liverpool Upwards Of q hundred
passengers had engaged berhs in her yesterday morning
Among them WAS Mayer J. A. Beard OF New Orleans
OF dispatches to the Court OF St. James,
having reference to the fishery difhoulty.
The u 3. M. STEAMER HEnMArN arrived at Bremerha-
ven on the Sd Of July at P M making her sailing time
from New York thirteen days and thirteen hours Bre-
men paper of July notices this arrival unexamped
speed and so much the more remarkable as continual
fog prevailed during the first eight days Of the PASSAGE
permitting but observation Of the sum- This calcu
laton allows for difference of longitude between New
York and Bremen and also for two hours detention
Cowes.
The VASDEaBILT LINE TO CALroRSIA.-The steamship
Daniel Webster left yesterday Tor San Juan with labor
for the Nicaragua railroad This steamer will here
after iun between New Orleans and San Juan in
ton with the steamship Pampero and the Vanderbilt line
on the Pacific via Nicaragua, giving semi monthly
communication between New Orleans and San Francisco
in less than twenty days, instead Of thirty days
STEAMSHIP JAMES ApGER The steamship James Adger
Capt Dickerson arrived last night in fifty hours from
Charleston, bringing late Southern papers.
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cuARLrsToN steam ship James Argr-ass u cos
Miss Wright, Miss Steele, Miss Emorc MISS CorseS
Miss Srhriner Miss II SehriDer, Miss Ia famisos ass
Berry Miss Mathews Miss Mixer Mrs nizd MIS- osevess
Fhet, Mrs sn three 1hi'drsn MS vs. s
Mrs Mckinney, Mrs Schrincr, MaM ~ brry m,s Hsa,.
Mrs Msher d Mixer ard Lady, Newly and lady; las
Rose and lady Geo W wb,tsr AID lady B1da 10y
W J worri, q J. Pocre. OTsylor, + Frazer Rad
cI,Ho, " m Rowispd and two children, Reed Lieut.
j Cook, U sA; Jsmes Lsmb, Milton sayre., IL u VIII
iemg, Ibomss Horsey, swanson, T. Swansoss
q Johpston, Jos NseHc, q " Nanizsult j Susros,
noiester, W Chss'liert Dolby W Bstehs,dsr n
Bedrock MeekVc. CDawson, st John, Dsvia Car
Jr DR. WhittesI, n Reed, VI X Butcdgo Rhstt.
Taylor, Bartks John Thrasher and soTvent Rics-
srdsop fuEteu J w Sanders " Beaton u G Denninr.
Cl.Ek Erosn, W Cos,ss Mr. Cushsers, ssv DR.
L.laod. David k-ex Jerier, Baraa and a"rvaot.
CAPT Scott, J Chamberlain rsll, Larry. Bloch A
Bcftwick John q Minor House, L. Wrsy. Cspt
Pittman. John = PN.t.raor II Dolhla, Geo Miller,
Burns Geo GRAFT and ~ In The steers e; -, rA-.
lrvrRPooI-Sbp Torrtra-Jrmer Reid ana VIC" InerNsa
Fec sEPesrce, nsIia sannsh. Catherine csidweu sne
MO children
LyyRpooI-shp RiOs ard MorsslIrs NJ Lsngstcps, FIR
Hughes. .u~.
Ton 4 Rseincnt.
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the road 90 great a. in former years ! have net
with only five deserted cattle, and ono horse. 1
learn, by inquiry, that great portion OF the emil,
grafton have too small quantity OF provaons, anu
Fort Laramie yesterday the scale OF prices OF lead
ing artcles:-CofIee, 40c sugar (scaroe), 100; tea
Cnferior), 81 80; tobacco good, "; smoking to-
ry's), $40 SO per 100 lbs; ribbed sides, sl5-aIl
other articles in proportion. The charge for shoe
ing horses is s. each.
I find the buildings in good repair, and well
adapted for their present use; the dwellings are of
frame, two stories high, with double porches and
ratings, painted white; the small outbuildings,
stables, sc are of adobes. There is a good black
smith and wagon makers shop here, very accommo-
dating to those who pay them handsomely; there
are, also, three bakeries, where the poor emil
grant obtain an apology for loaf Of bread
ut 40 cents, and small dried apple pie for 30
cents. Capt. Ketchum is in command here with "a
privates, all now in good health. Mr. Tut super
intends the store, where full supply Of ''chcken
fxens'' can be obtained at remuneratiug prices.
The government have ferry across the Platte with
in two miles Of the FORT in charge Of two mountain
men, very accommodating ALSO ut the most exorbi-
tant prices-eight dollars for ferryng four horse
team, twenty-five cents for foot passengers.
Yesterday band of Dacotah Indians crossed at
the ferry. The women, children. packs aud dogs
were placed in the ferry boat, and when safely land
ed on the opposite shore. the men and ponies took
the stream, and amid yells and shouts gained the
shore in safety. Immediately upon the arrival of
the baggage, the dogs were harnessed between two
long poles, and their cargo fastened on; the women
assisted each other to pack enormous burthens upon
their shoulders, and in incredibly short time thir
ty skin wigwams were erected-the pot boiling
little red urchins running around, and whore only
an hour before was an open field, suddenly be-
came an Indian village. They are we'll dressed,
fine lookingIndans owning large number Of horses,
more comfortable ard better supplied with arti-
Giles Of comfort than any other tribe have yet met
company of their g white brother' The head chief
wore the full uniform of an S. Captain observed
eight or wagons encamped in their midst the boys
smoking, laughing, ndplaying with them Weleayc
here tomorrow for Salt Lake. where shall again
write you DR.. Donaldson, Mr., Bowman, Frank Has
sey, Lawyer Smith, Van Horn DR.. Boyer, Mcssrs.
Hanna, Hensen, Duncan. Wickersham, Taylor,
Steeth, Henderson, Game, Walker, Lewis, of Pal
myria, &C., are all here WELL in good health and
spirits. We are all getting fat, and wear terrible
gister at Laramie of the numberpassng, or would
send you the amount.
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Telcgraph,c Marine Reports.

Arriveasbip squantup. Csdz Spoke 18th inst lat 49,
dB G 10 bark Lepanto rs days from Maraeies for Rork
Park Pario Pensacola Spoke 10th inst. off Memory Rock
lre Caroline Mobile for Boston all bands sick but
the
Bake Sarah oluey, Hatsnzas: Rhoderio Dhu. Whining
ton C; Modena Baltimore; briggs Haskius. 1rnidS
vests Galveston; Creole. Rnndout; Julia Psys"n Nfozk
sohrs Egsntine Gonsves Jsctb Lon geow, Rsltimore
u Foster 1arquin SouthfrLer, ard Roan fhladeipha;
Brave and Sry Albany Counsellor RoDdout Melbourne,
and Leprclette NYork -
Cearsd-Shits BuDtrtss sTrancisco: Western STAR St
Joln LiytrpnoI bark Behring st Petsrs.
burg; Hobart. Smyrna schr Amertosn Belle, YORK
Arrived-stip Sullivan, Nyork.
Enthusiastically hins, Bnysns via Key West. =
NEW ORLEANS, July 81.
Enthusiastically Benz Franklin NYork.
Arrived 22d-sbip Atlantic, NYork.
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sS nIsp ps ca wess;sT eTsa.m ssn Ja.p Alien.
shp Courier pewhurst ho aneiro Foster. lot.
s Prsnees Els Be- fsans ess pesno wallace
shs Elizabeth Bentley Orb Aheil sippian NIB. Pick
I,srh Edna Robbins. Malaga, JB eagerE CO; ,
hsrA Lusi!er tPrus), halleman, Lubec, Huribut g.
Brig Rapid tBr, Axberry, Lisbon BOormsn Johnson q
Brig Selma tswe) Westerbey Lisbon Funoh Meincke.
big samuel French, Brown West Coast Of Africa, sardy
Btie Appsaries Bylans, ort an Past runoh Meinoke
Brig Washington tNcr), Tleseh st John. NIB. Funeh
BRIG sbetna, Peterson. Jsctsonviile r Read.
H,is R1aqs SsrenSs, = m'rys nssm9 soss
sehr Exceed tbr), kohe,!s asaeo Aoser'y
sclr Ben Nevis shermsn Jacksonville Thom pscn Hun
schs JULIA Frances, Thompson, Beaufort NC, Platt Sc
s,hr Jasper, Sears, Jr philadelphia, J Hand.
setr j Vail Delsro, sipricsn Mass Ladd * Church.
s.oop JAMES Gorism, Nichols Fall River
arrived.
Steameip James Adeor Dickinson Charleston 81 hours
mat, 2l5 IN. niis. NE q Gsps Lookout shoals,
Orleans came Day PM OF nsttoras Shoals exohsngcd
canals With steamship state Of Georgia, from Philadelphia
ship Torrent Prime Liverpool, 81 days With mdse and
saP ,chsfd morse (of BstSl Perry Liverpool June 10,
II - The BI,h spoke ,hip asrehonos, Of Talbot
sud uppsd her VIII ovisie same day. spoke ship Rip
Bari Forbes, Francis, 6uayana, PR, via New Haven.
With sugar and nolpEses
Bark jacob Prcnts tof Yarmouth Loring. Mstanra Is
dsva, with sugar 60 Nesmith l. Sons
Brig Sea New Denpson Bathurst (Riyer Gamba), Juno
~ with bioes. sc, ~ T. X Ware.
Brig Horace Greeley Chaso Jacksonville, days. with
lumber. 30 Crioe
Brig Relief Brown cherryheid 10 days. with lumber to
smrtop, ksyhew a. Co.
Schr Maria Foes (of Ganoeckl Mullen T0bssoo 80 days.
with ingwoo0 Patrullo 9th inst lat 20 H. Ion ~ 49,
pixie bark 1heoxnrn II Thomsrt bound north~ard
scr stsrIise spdl nsSss, windiOr. Ms II days with
sclr Minnesota Baker philadelpba, days.
Schr Nee Hbve Weldon. Philadelphia,
scir John ksulovo, Farrow, Phiscolpbia
Sclr VIM Pope Foster, Rondout ter BOSTON.
Schr Somertet. Perry. Rordout for Boston.
Sthr Harmony Maloney, Bridgeport for philadelphia.
Schr Wanda Torroy. Bfi8Etport Tor PHILADELPHIA.
Sclr Aleomnu, Wfietts Bridgeport for Philadelphia.
Sotr cptir spear Ron land 5daya
S,hr Vim Pope, Foster. Mnohns.
Sohr FreSfTieb Eugene. flr ton Tbomaston, days.
Schr RoBncke Dinsmore. Passport, days.
Sailed,
stcsmshp Danl wehster GRAHAM San Juan; ships Rap
pahnnDock Gushing, Lverpooi Georgia. Brody, 81 John.
+ 81 Orleans Bril- Henderson, Quebec; bark 1aE9ier,
e,t7tr Hot oluiu and others.
Wind at sunrise. Ewi meridian, NV sunset, NV light
Rriz Tos Trowbridpe fre Rsrbsdoes reported for New
York. has arr at New Haven,
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THE hQUoR Law IN BosToN.-The new liquor
law went into operation, in Massachusetts,, on che
22d inst. The Boston Be makes the day and the
occasion the subject Of editorial article, which
more or less liquor drank the occasion. Judging
from the exits and entrances of the g licensed
houses we should say the trade was brisk enough
We, however, do not know that those who went IN,
and cane cut of licensed houses, either drunk the
ardent, in its various forms. soda water or what
motor still further, that they drunk at all. Many
people 20 in and out Of church without .get.
ting religion Whynot the same rule in the liquor
shop! The law was yesterday be subject of general
conversation. "Whcn the temperance folks
going TO begin their prosecutions y was the pre-
yailng question. Nobody appeared to answer that.
Ia the meantime, those that thirsty went and
drank. The general impression Is, that prosccu-
tions will not be urged IN great haste but that the
fed will DO explored before the commencement of
the grand stampede We learn that one of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court, yesterday stated that
the law conld stand in the world; that IL Is
unconstitutional and oppressive. Two distinguish
Cd members OF the legal bar have endorsed
these sentiments They are Of firm opinion
that the Licences granted by the Mayor aud Al
dermcn, will hold good for one year. We think
% much: indeed We feel quite certain that
these cannot broken down: ard the issue will prove
go Still the temperance men-true TO Themselves
arc their Principles are bound TO test those issues,
uLo We doubt not they will be ready met. AS we
sal,u sesttfaay tho considerations opposers OF the
Jaw nave unlimited funds to 90 through tho largest
shu ,onSesl coulte Of litigation. distinguished
men ner - inc temperance partv il said have mp.
plitu 70 Justice Rodgers Yesterday for search war
rant 10 explore the pcmiseses OF well kno Fn liquor
dealer. Several persons scon lotoring round the
Ptpiste ~ liquor snons were pointed out as mem
bers 81 some OF the Spy Committees recently orra-
pisd IL will probably take few DAYS for mat
tiers 10 get into action.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.


Aived-Schrs II Mol Niokcron, Boston,: Capry,
Bssgett, hYoTk; Mary Jane Perkins Bath; John Shri
yer Csip. Dishton milton Nicer gor Lueeo; Kowley
Re gers Charleston; Luoretia Duer. hmarisoha Cum
minis yesgie. Bangor VIM Dubosq. Carlisle, NYork;
Banner, Lowry, Portsmouth,; Gould, Grant, NHorki
J. Bury, Peterson. Providence.
Cleared Ship Duke Of northumberland (Br) Rnbscn'
London; barks Emily Roberts Mnrsees; Laconis Taylor
Boston, Sarah Moers I'D cearanoc) Dean. San Franeisco
brig Cousins Thompson, Bostou schrs Gould Grant
Porfrmouth Lucreta. Day, Boston; Shriver, Gals,
Digltop; Victory Baker BOSTON, telegraph Southworth
kiddlctown; FL Cummins. Msze. Boston; Cardenas.
Grant do; w DubcsQ Carlisle Gsskill; Banner, Lowry
smouth; Mayaowcr Herman, Portland: Boui Bcr
ry Peterson, ostor steamer KcnB eboc Clark, Nlork
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rr.n srrAmsnrr AMERICA. AT borrow

IPER STEAMSHIP AMERICA, AT BofTor.l
AByRrEEr July barr Sea Bird Smith. IRON Newcastle
f Bos,op via 7turso Bhy, for REPAIRS under lower
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yah 81 G.h (ntt 2ol Hsrtsh,in EYori sth. Jea.
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&c ca Ipua fRtrh; LIN o. Phdaeelphin FRO N below
70 Sv ar, Carver kOTltsps.
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NItaesfs0ucaxas.

BRIG AnnANoTte wreck Of this vessel has CONS ashore
SIS GSns on sgs ssoS
pce ssS no at Five ME- Beach MAJ Goth
aise papsrs IL H. 5ssrine tic psms Of warren Rus
se me- in 'ss @ scsro Il NJ
copper boiler has been recently Grand Turks
slsne BY some wroesns ,sssS They csssnsi I'm nom
wsI which they had silver Cay Bant I. a,e
shp Wolf s, in .hs. aelshoOrhood 10 7e, DO
ing one OF A dmral Pooockcs fleet
Notices te Mariners
CusIom HOUSE, KY WEST. ,
.vColSc Collectors Once r July 70 ,, sFs 5
% the 18th Ct Ausgss in
no Light fSS kS c 'Pf sni aSsss 81 ~
CoAsT SURVEY STATION tnear Peterssurg. va
have n s to sS @ si1
Western Coast BY A.istant oeoo Dayidoa during
Alden IN sam
be r,ed - q
Latitude Of The Astronomical Stations several points
strss HspiS'oS tni'es STATE.
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is's S s bs,syr fslss e Santa
Wy respectfully yours A. D DAcnE, svo's.
Etn W. L. Honor, AotirH Seoy OF iie"'uiS
Spoken. -, ,s "a
steam hip Canada from Boston fot A'''pO0-" 90 ~
I'M IL ,n,pe from Norlesns for Lvas9oci July
~ ~ a. ae Parssr from Usyre for Nfsss yniy no
,sf thy the Victoria, % for''m"u'n' from Nv"
Lawrence, from Liverpool for nYOrt July
NJ 10" winter from Lverptel for Nyork Jaiv g.
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,,i6 va his 81 oil 400 its vbaebcns sent hc@s ye
bI ~ 40 DO or ,he vOJsr. Has also on tr"sns
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George adsAs Doct hu-hs lady AVID ia Mos L,nrs
prush Nm e. rEtein A II water, j Amermer, Bsuj
Brown VIZ chit II y Nioholi'. r Ncbslle ESQ Frosh
inphsu <ssc Eusrdie Robt csl'nm Mr.. vks'e spd fw
etiidrer, Juiia Lswler, John aebsm Hyppte Sa'erse
Henry Buciman. Joaobim Maao Rich~d 6.ibs't Julius
css'HmAn Peter Tederman, Christ ehcv Tefnrm "a
Jo,1rb Crnndy Jsflah Grumpy samuei fresawsy Js~cs
CIusp Martin wntirs Baurisu nvs Dc pscc, Msstcy
~ PLACE, Doshsr, } Halibrau, Gsiee w Bc.daOh-