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REMEDY FOR THE POTATO-ROE

Corr,,rondence Of The Y. Tribune.
ERIEyILLE N Y Saturday, March 20, 1854
Permit me to state experiment which made for three
successive years obtaining each year corresponding re
suts was simply this Two square boxes four fest each
way ard Two deep filed with very rich Dirt the dirt
first ber well mixed up, and then the boxes filed from IL.
The boxes were placed in very warm situations the one
raed few inches from the ground and the other elevated
two or three feet upright stcks which were kept we'll
coated wi tar during the and the eectof
keeppg the bugs rcm the box Around the sides Of the box
was sort Of lattice work. to prevent the vines from drop
ing over the sdes Against the side Of the other box Yves
raj ed a bank. nearly level with tho top Of the box
In each II these boxes planted each year four hills
Of poaioes-iLe white p9k eyes -Four large potatoes
were ba ed each box receiving the half OF each Ptasoe
During the season the potatoes in these boxe, wore kept
well altered receiving equal quantities Of the ud Tho
result was vaably this The vines the box from which
the bugs had been excluded remained till the frost
came exhibiting symptoms Of the blight The POTATOES
yhendug large and perfectly sound, and so remained
til the neat In the other box where the vines
the tops WI re dead by the first Of August When the p
tatoes were Ding those in the latter box were nearly all
rotten and not hall the size Of those in tho other box
VIII you explain this phenomena on any other principe
thnn that Of the insect theory
To the farmer would say procure those Kinds Of po
aoes which have the greatest celebrity for resisting tho
raveoes Of the bugs Don't peDt in very rich or warm
place. Plant early and dig before the wet weather sets
"a in The fail And by al means keep tho potatoes dry
~ "' A. H0GGB00A
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MARINE AFFAIR q.
rHr srK.xsHIP crTr OF GLASGOW.

The srEAxsHIP CIT or GLASGOW
srea. deal Of anxiety Is felt s PhlsdsphA ana N
feet hroug bout the country because Of the non ara OF
the steamship City Of Glasgow. She left Liverpool on sas
lst Of March for PHILADELPHIA having On bOari re usaA
csro and more than three hundred persona including me
ciew Her agents in Phsdsp hs, e said. do not share
The general alarm They Believe thsi she has been do
taned either BIZ some tTpg accident By having been
unded by feds of ice Her last passage westward
occupied twenty tix ssys and daring tbs time she hsd
seventeen DAYS of bad weather 81 recent arT.vass
we learn that fields of ice havs been observed
much further south than usual at this season OF
tie year TIE Baluc, for example. whiah isf
New York four days after the City of Manchester had no;
reached Liverpool while tie City OF Man hes Or had ar
rived with report Dist she had encounersd much difficulty
in making Ter way through the ice Tns City OF Gsyow
bad sn ample supply of cos for twenty SIX days aud sh
ecorc nv in lis use for twenty eight or hIiy The Gasgoy
Is st.urch bulk vessel and in every way well cl;ussed
10 star the nsnt from old OCEAN Her new
cap,siu Mr. Morrison is an able and experienced eon
na1der and has made several voyages IN her ss hfs
and second officer In conversation with Capt NsS OF
the Atlantic Oh Friday that gentle expressed hs arm
onvcton that tie Glasgow sse He thought that she
had encountered tne vast fields OF ice which lay in her
track broken he- propeller sad Eas making her way Ao
the nearest port probably Of the Wet India isiaads
under sail for provisions and water
We annex Int of the passengers who sailed 70 the snip
frornr ivffpoa:
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TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE e. DORADO At Nsw.oalsaNs.
SAFETY OF LIEUT.. STRAIN And PARTY.
NEw.ORLEAxs, Wednesday. April S. Is5

NEw-ORLEASs, Wednesday, April g. 1854.
The steamship FL Dorado from Aspinwall on the
Both ul has arrived at this port She brings the Cal
orna mails Of the 10th Of March, 100 passengers and
$4,000 In gold dust
The mail steamship George Law was to sail from
Aspinwall for New York on the 3lst ult, with 500
passengers ard nearly million dollars in treasure.
The FL Dorado reports the gratifying intelligence
that Lieut. Strain and his party Of Explorers are safe
end had arrived on the Pacific coast
The steamship Golden Gate. which left San Fran
cisco on the 10Th March arrived down at Panama after
apssssge Of eleven days.
The steamship Cortes also left San Francisco On
the 10th March for San Juan del Sur.
From California there is bat little news OF general
interest.
The country is reported to have been healthy but the
rainy season bad been unusually severe.
Provisions continued depressed, and msny failures
were anticipated.
Messrs. Wells, Fargo g. Co. had forwarded from
Sacramento for shipment to the Atlantic States nine
hundred pounds of gold dust
The accounts from Walkers Fillibuster Expedtio,
were extremely diScouagDg. They were quartered
at San Vincent, and the force was daily dwindling
away. Several more had returned to San Francisco.
SHIPPING
Arrived at San Francisco chip Arthur from Boston brig
Amelia, from New York
sEcOrD DISPATCH
The above news WAS telegropaed from the BaIze The
steamers II Dorado and Daniel Webster have sDce reached
their docks and we in possession of our es Of Car
ria pepers which, however contain little else Of interest
The steamers leaving San Srancisco on l6h March hsd
over 100000 in treasure
The triel ofCol Watkins of the Walker fbuster expe
diion has commenced ExGov Foote, Of Mississippi was
ono of the counsel
The mining accounts are sill exceedingly favorable
The San Francisco markets were quite stsgnans Six
aures including two commits ion merchants had occurred
Money was stringent and real estate had largely declined
in value.
The seaner Star Of the West sailed from San Juan for
New York Oh the 3lst ult with 100000 treasure
Col Fremont had been overtaken in the mountains 60
ing the central route TO San Francisco Several Of his
rerty had died Of cold and hunger
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LATE AND INTERESTING FROM HAYrl-rHE
PHILADELPHIA SELECT COUNCIL

PHI ADELPHIA Thursday Aprh {" leoi'
The oapain Of the bark Charles Lee arrived here TO
d,v fom Port au Prince states that on the 5h March
French ffigaie brig) and steamer anh'ed OH the mar
Dor and the Admiral Duquesne demanded an audience
The Emperor which was refused letter wss then de''
erd threatening that if certain demands were not com
pled with in AZ hours the French would resort to 'ae most
severe measurss The Hayten Minister OF War ha' a
conference with the foreign Consas who were Iod 'a4 "
the French Admiral resored TO the measures hreaenea IN
tho letter he would not be responsible for tne ccas'
ouenees; the demands were too 6xorbitant
Tie Emperor gave his usl answer on the night o. toe
9th that rather than submit the Hayden Government wol
eeaye TO exist Tho declaration hsd good effect ir me
NEXT morning the French gas hoisted The Hayden nag
and s.lued IL During the critical period The Emperor
acted with prudence aud deeImnauoa' aao N'"su 'H'
fo,,s and feet, which were put in order for action
There Is much excitement here consequent upon tne con
duct Of four members of the Select Council who by tns
absence have prevented a meeting every evening tel'
week The object of the meeting was to consummA,e ,ne
subc,ipton to the Sunbury and Ere Railroad ana n
course has been taken to defeat the measure BY pre-
the attendance of quorum. An indignation meeting Is
in contemplation by our citizens
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t.r n (bie .go has been arrested the charge Of
t1i;r roorey nnder fsbe preenses Some foar months
sSc, he, received check on ihe Navy Department 81
aav Z. snneay. was obtained and slowed avay In bis
IN 5oeket After thorough examination q the casa
before tie Mayor tie lawyer ordered 70 and bad IN
he nm OF sTcO IL answer the charge stand eJnsait-
ted he declined finding bail and accordingly com
miiIed.
BUTFALoEY The election for Superior Court ,gdgss
resulted thus IeIcott, WING. z,i3o Clinton lnasuJ
; iaO; Verplanek lsofj ls.6 Masse3 tpsro 80.
Party Ines were drawn; Talcott and Cnlon "se
candidates Of The Buffalo Bar, and t>T opponsn" "a"
Democratic nominees.
rE, Korzo-oo Mich Tsl,yropk ssys the Ladies are
CONG 70 tarn ont and improve and sdorn the Ps<k 70 nss
beautiful village The Board Of Irassss' s o. ssossd
have voted appy all moneys rssels II i the Pssf
TIs Ogd,n,Ev~gI RpSlean chronicles the dseease OK
Lumsp MooIs Ed q Canton, 81 tsxrsnoe SoasiE;
iornery sSsria Of that county, and gentleman geoe's
| esteemed.
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FROM WASHINGTON,

Special Dsps,ch Tho N. Y. Tribune.
WAsHISeros Thursday, April !, 1854
Mr. Pnrsros Of Kentucky broke dows in bis speech in
favor Of the Nebraska bill lie disappointed the exPeca
tons Of bis bsst friends.
There was long discussion in Executive Session to day
m the Gadsden treaty Dir BELL made strong speech in
It'd favor The opinion prevails ha. the Treaty viii fare as
had AZ Nebraska did in Connecticut To morrow being pr
ys.e bill day. will require unanimous consent TO take up
The Tresy.
Mr. TouoxY complains bitterly because large number
of copies Of JOHN WHEELZRs speech against the admn
trstion were circulated in Connecticut He thinks thst il
aided to produce the recent depiorsble result
Old Bullion is in hish feather He laughs immo1efate-
ly the result Of the elections in Connecticut and
Rhode Ifand
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FAST DAY IN MASSACHUSErrS-TUE 'ANOAN
gabriel" IN TROUBLE.
EosroN, Ihursday, W. ., -

BOSTON, Inursday, AITI o 10
The annual fast in Massachusetts, was Observed % 11y
IT, o.,her Was warm and pleasant and business IS
.usnsnded in the city TIE churches were w1i
fDsd. 1870,
In the afternoon FIR Or, slias the Angel GAO'-.
Nv bis trumpe. on the Common and commenced pres y,
me An immense crowd gathered, and some m'aNe''f
tons Of no, indeed the police TO take Mr. Orr mo Gus
toay He Yves confined in the Station House until oars
ard then oct at liberty
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Most Of the packets arriving from Europe report large
quantities Of floating ice off the Banks and much further
,ou than usual No serious damage reported Ia yes
ierdays arrivals.
wHLLERs AT ST HELENA.
BY the arrival Of the chip Bay State from Shanghai and
81 Helena we learn that the following whaiers were az
Tie letter place on the 23d Of February;
BARK. Ludlov Of Cold Spring with go bes sperm
ara bbIs. whale oil Pearl Fowler OF Ne London ~
Whsle Rottsehd small OF boston 20 III" q, Had
20 hale ChsIotts Miller Of sas HAber 10 sp ard 2" "h
CALLS AsD DISASTERS At SEA
The Hamburg brig PInasberg, Captain Herting' IN q
passage Of fifty nine days from Rotterdam Encountered
heavy gales on the voyage and sprung head OF ofems'
lost msinfal, nain'opsai, &c.
The schooner GreeDwsy Cip'an Kirby had bostercus
massage Of twenty seven days from Guayane L H. ohs
was fifteen DAYS north Of Hateras While lying % IN the
Cuf Stream in a north westerly gale she carried awey
bobs,sys spiupg bowspr and shipped heavy sea- WHICH
stove the galley, water Casks, &c
sEAMEy TAKING Lave FOR The wzsT
Sailors are now leaving the City in squads for the laxc
pors between which points and the sesbosrd they IN
with the change Of seasons Sesmen are not q wei Pao
on he lakes az hre but the amount OF labor reqsea DE-
ing smaller and involving less personal exposure os'er
,nss their choice in the warm season Their VII adis"
from see service will this year occasion more nom
NJ nee han usual and viii DO something 10 call a'enu'n
70 the movement now going for the esab ahment Oh
sbipchool to nsure increase OF our naVi ana ''ca
ME marine. ,
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FEou sr THoxAs-The ship Henry Kneelsnd Ii ON It
Thomas March II, arrived st New Bedford on wedaesdey
She reports that the cholsrs, which had destroyed 'O'
hsbarts a. S. Thomas during the winter month"; bad ID
,sls sissprear.d and that Il was remarkably healthy
tbere o,tsr islands however continued e Quarantine
vessels arriving q. their poEts from St ThonfA.
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TILE L. s. SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Thursday April 6.
The case of William A Smith versus Leroy SWORN
ftedt is before the Supreme Court on appeal from
the State Court of Ohio The question involves division
G the property Of the Methodist Book Concern located in
that State Able counsel are engaged, and much interest
is manifested by the crowds who bong the court
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HEAVY RoBBERT.-J. =. Stsger, Eco, Of New Holland,
on Saturday night Last in Philadelphia appears thf
ON the erys II the there was an alarm OF hfe in
the vicinity VI the depot when many OF The passengers
FASTENED TO the place. Mr. Sager among them. On his
return and going hs hotel lac found his coat had been
cut and the poke, book containing the money sbtraced
Lancaster (PEj Examiner, Apzii0
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HrAyY ROBBERY The house OF Evan Davis, mile
or two south east If Beyle in this county entered
on Thursday night last and cash and cash notes smocn
ing to over Eve Thousand dollars more than two thousaod
dollars IN gold and silver stolen. Tie money va ~
nor and he boy In desk near the bed occupied BY M
Davis bat he knew nothing Of the robbery un'l ne1.
morning No clue . discovery Of tne PsrpeInof, hM
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THE DESTRUCTION OF THE POPES BLOCK OF
MARBLE-THE CUMBERLAND COAL MINES

IHUttuHY, It"f
The Washington Monument Association oilers reward
block of marble presented by the Pope of Rome.
The Cumberdad Telegraph rays that mining operations
arc resumed throughout the entire coal region the strike
loi AZ nm end
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ATKINSON SESSION.
Mr. BROOKS reported against the Assembly bill fixing
the tax of Cotton and Hops Agreed TO.
BILLS PASSED.
Relative TO the Baptist Society IDinistersl ed1cstion
htkius appropriation for the Western House Of Refuge
hutborizins q for ~ Brooklyn Fire Department
Jroorporlsing the New York iuverors Protective society
The Lake nd River Trans portation Couipsny's bill
Of oss the Chemuns Canal OF enlarged
size.
for a recess from o'clock Friday to on Monday
next. -
Objection was mode by Mr.. WHITNEY to refer the
BroolIyn Consolidation BIZ to be reported complete.
Mr. HUTCHINS called up his resolution as to Mint
in Brooklyn
Mir BROOKS moved to substitute New-fork
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Messrs Harlan and HolliDgsTortts on ana n-Sai''e
Building Esisbishnen, at Wilmington Del was
BY fire on "Wednesday hast.
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CONCORD. NH, MAYORALTY.

CoNooRD, n. H. Thursday, April 6, leji.
Gen Joseph Low DEM was reelected Mayor OF this
city. The vote stood: Low, e95i Ephram Hutchins,
(Wbig) GIG.
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suborisng tia, Corporation to borrow 100000 for the
purpose Of erecting new City Hall
Mr.. b. subsequently introduced bin In scoordance with

purpose Of erecting new City Hall
Mr. b. subsequently introduced bin in accordance with
Pased on memorial from the came source.
Mr. BROoKs also brought In o bill authorizing the
Mayor and Common Council Of New York TO borrow
t5C0Co for the purpose Of erecting reservoir for
the reception Of Croton water.
Mr.. BARR-These bills come from the Reform Common
Council
TIE PFoFLEs JOINT STOCK sivIsarIos coypAsr.
Mr. sPEsoER had leave to introduce act to ncorpo
rate the above entitled Company, which was referred TO
the Committee on Commerce
To Incorporate Jonathan r. johnson. VIM. B. Drake,
James c. Leagh' L. Wood, David II Fitch and others
for twenty five year. for the purpose Of building buying
equipping Furnishing charering and owning vessels
ether ss or tfeam vessesto be engaged in nayigshnS
the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and elsewhere The capt
tai stock Of the Company be 100000 with Gbery TO
increase il to 81 oooo 600 A. the sum Of $4,000
shs have been subscribed the Company are to organize
and proceed to carry the objects q is Incorporation
The money to be borrowed for these purposes TO bear
en- interest OF FIVE per cent and the sOO00 for the Res
ervor TO be redeemsbe in 1875.
The $500 coo for the new CRY Hall shGl bear inter
est not exceeding Eve per cent the whole OF which to be
redeemsbe at period of time not less than ten years
nor more than twenty years
oRorog WATER.
Mr. BROOKS introduced blu TO amend the ac relative
10 the collection of water rents in New York 50 that
sbsl provide as follows
each %s,s s1' ss eg Slsa hs ss ' S S
Arrears shall on q, u. s~osn' can % e,sy alina aai
eulses esu'e to Be en,erea word AIrs. soa aord
spy arrears Of taxes sib the regular r.e Cfoon
which sssssren' o. All 70 main
uptn3 which confirmed thirteen nonns prior 70 the
fIs, Of Juue which have sold of ss'sS
merits regular rents Of Croon water tnd Jet TO be ~
deeInate"
TIE SECRETARY OF STATES SALARY
Mr. Crosby brought in bin this afternoon raising the
sasIy Of the Secretary Of State 70 $500 This is The
salary be received Secretary Of State and Sapernend
ent q Common schools By separating the etgss aad
creating the Office Of Superintendent OF Public InsTdc-
ton, his salary was reduced to 81 800.
PASSED.
Approprstpr &c roo n Genesee College.
Fcr the relief Of John Culver
For relief Of Niehols Smith; .so 81 and "" ed
well: also Of CLARK Ayere OF Kitle; also Of hn
stafford; Of stafford Of P thAsos Wetnors
also Of John Coser ro OF John Finn; oi Lewis Ger
rsin; Wells WGlbritge also Of haEleyi s-o Of
Ch,s schof $50 of Joha fetiis ao Of As-eu- L. hog
Jacob Coeer Of soBe also Ct Blown Staaofd ao Of
Charles g Barnes also Of John 'insr
Relative TO JOINT Stock Companies ~.
ConnissiOoers for locating second STATE Latc
Recess tl +. NJ.
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DESTRUCTION OF COTTON FACTORY BY FIRE

Whitehall Cotton Factory near this city, was burned
down This afternoon The loss il $4,000, mostly insured
VIM T. Hooper the owner
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4ppoJyTMENTs BY THE PRESIDENT

m rrl-iAt u
CorrycToR OF THE CusfoMs.-Jamss W moore us
-. - s-T,-;. T,x.s Alex sonsrvelL tesc-sed
or raE Crsr.s-Robt Edm9nts fors o. o1rters
c,.ss Va Vice Jesse Gssyye, removed
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fBy Telegraph
NARISE DISASTER

MARISE DISASTER.
Nopyo,x Aprl g. Arrived schr. West Wind from
Charleston. bourd to New York with Cotton On 'oA
M,,cb Of Care Fear carrisd away main boom split MN
cc,e.a1 Ge
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
punnr ISLAND ELECTION.

RHODE ISLAND ELECTION
PROVIDENCE Thursday. April g. 1855
The following s the result Of the Rhode Island Election
"a, Governor, Hoppin Wing has e,ii2 vo:esi Dmond'
Democrss e,4sf; scattering 23l.
The Senate viii probably stand 10 Wings 10 Democrats
and Independents
The Hou,e Al Wings. 81 Democrats and Independents.
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william Fis,ossr,
The. : .@--s-s
joseph rsvine,
Wn Lncvs,
J.s Ford.
r c. Keadrick.
Jcs-pa Br.ce,
J ApplebT.
Mrs N Kent,
NJ Lrcss
Mss " i.liams.
Mss jane Rcss,
Mr.. Coils 5chien.
Mr.. " Der
Mons l.. Wagner,
AlsKanSer Crawford,
Mr. Flo d
James HAMS,
Charlotte Harris
DER. niil Bsrwise,
Hugh Roberts,
Elizabeth Robert,
Henry Jooes,
Felix KLEIN,
John Thornhill,
Richard Loves
Thomas Heseltirg,
Sarah Booth.
Elizabeth Booth,
A ice Ann Booth.
Ellen Booth.
John Bro gp,
II. Davies.
Sas1as Williams.
william J. Griihths,
Edwari .adOr.
George WArdle,
John Wsrdle,
james Ogden,
james Cornor.
Nathaniel Robinson,
Margaret Cnthbert,
Washins'n Kennedy,
l. Achiueer.
w. 6e.cherst
J. Hupding.
r. MundinG
: Mundiug.
w. Beehier
O. Rapport,
J Unsold.
Y Humnell,
j Kaufman
Mrs l. Welsh.
Thomas Taylor,
James q Hsn,
James N Clussy,
Ann ,fcClusky,
Samuel smiley,
Robert Smiley,
Isabella Smiley,
Bets Jaae SMILEY,
EliEabeth COCKER,
r w Morris.
Isabella Campbell,
WIN. Edwards,
Henry Hovlet,
Ssmus. Long ord,
Frsncs Llnsf5rt
Thedisls Sc snlOn,
John naafe'ty
Catharins hsnrstty,
EliEsbs - Hughes,
Timothy Darby,
Urish Beaumont,
Beabeo Taylor
Dennis 1chossin,
J1hn NcCuiklp.
Dennis Nc Crosscn,
Margaret NcCfo@ln,
john R0bertson,
WIN. Hsmmingwsy,
Henry Field,
Alexander Hardy,
O oTge Eild er.
Emma Fnder,
Frances Foalston,
William Foulston,
Jane Fo1lston,
Am FJulston,
Walter Wickam,
John Reign.
Nancy VI Tear,
Ellen Taylor,
l. Putyes,
II Guhijotoam,
Maria Guhgl0toam,
;. ksuiim am,
It. Reisman.
G Reisman,
G rhutmsn.
Mary Ann Healey,
George Hetley
Ellen HeslsT
Sarah Loughan,
Ann Saith,
Emma Saith.
Edward Reynolds.
James Davies
William II 0oller,
John NcNsna,
Am Henry
Edward Andersen,
MARI Beck,
George Jones,
George Fields
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sfts N L Price,
Eawrra rothi.l Esa
sud LADY,
M. J X l., near
AusGga kemr aser,
MI. I Ewinston.
N.sitr "a. hogsTta
Mons L. Wagner,
W. 7 Hsddou,
A Nicer
Rev J. S.Rcyro iesor
Mr. Gam le
Mr. Soufhsn,
Mn. Scuthnr, ) chit
dres and ? infants
Ms. Bruce 4 infant
Ms Appieby,
Nj. Picket,
Je.ee Mclean,
Robert Robe IT'S,
bush Morris,
Thomas Perry
Richard Wilkins,
Thos jones
VIM Williams,
John Williams
VIM Themes,
Ann 7homss.
EIir,beth Thomas,
Margaret Parry,
'laTgare' Jor es,
John NIlisms,
William Dyson,
David Jones,
Elias JOces
Mrs Jones
Laura Jones
Robert Pureh,
Henry Stone,
John Cccscroft
EDWARD Warren,
joseph Greer,
John Price.
VIM Barron,
james Jsroes.
Robert sino lair,
Joan Adams
Georss Chambers
Vim Hump Iiss
Thouss Sunderland,
Enoch Walters,
John JeuninG
kfr. ) Barron,
VIM Bowman,
J. Lau-tsser,
Y Reich,
;. Jsistt,
n. n Jsrsti,
Geter Wetsr
q Weter,
A Weter,
G Wettr.
2. Jsgs,
W Cony.
John sepdiord.
Jsnr Il shndicfd,
q sardfoi d
Julis SAM hr1,
Jcsish Treloy
:. Treiby,
Iichsrd Thorre,
George Eollirs,
Me- ! suilton.
Freeerick Hamilton
Htnueh Hamilton,
Ssrah Hamilton,
aud Han llton,
Prices h-uilron,
JamesHs1 iltoa,
May Regsn
John FLOW er,
1fefefa bTenntn,
VIZ. TbOmpsoD,
Thcmes = dwsrcs,
Jane Edwards,
John Bfyden,
John Hey ward,
Michtel Fslia
James Liihsoe,
Eliza Lithgoe,
Avn LitbGo-
Cfrhtopher So~sby
I-fouss McCTOssen,
l.. Higgirs,
W Love,
T. n. Francis,
J. lockwood,
w. Beet,
". Williams,
w. Hunt,
J Gorey,
n Alsuesr,
Z. Bond,
j Nuchler,
K. hiechier,
X Rodils,
q Schmidt,
G. Pommee,
Jesse Ibon fsOn,
Thou a. setIy,
Elizabeth Sampson,
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Dorothy Green,
+ Mrktown,
:. Atkins
Lawrence neEush,
Isasc Beck,
Relsld Rooney
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xns day and John Hooper Tenpersscel ~ "a
Mayor, and annexation wss rejected BY II votes Is-
,rs rssul, considsred defeat Of Che regular Dsue
and favorable to the Independents
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Supplying BroosY with Water.
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Rerual sIeed Of Locomotives through eities Reeeu