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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-16


though the latter has also poIled heavy vote
8&fhe balance of the Republican State ticket is
sIso chuscn by small majority The Con
#greSslonal delegation will stand two Repubii-
bans and two Democrats. The Legislature is
%RrpGblican.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April 8.-The full returns of the
ply election had in this city on Monday
,aw the following result for Mayor: Winner,
h.manripationist. ,4S7; Pratte Democrat,
F;759; Lane, Know-Nothing, 1881. The
aEmanci pati0nists have also carried, by Il large
BIhaj ajority, both branches of Councils and all
the city officers. 1t is now said that a large
humber of Americans" voted for Pratte, be-
Flowing him the only candidate able to beat
i The Emancipation ticket.
MICHIGAN.
DErRoIr, April 8.-Incomplete returns
which have been received indicate the elec
Ition Of the Republican State judicial ticket
Ehy at least ten thousand majority. Six of the
Flight Circuit Judges and the Regents of the
State University elected are Republicans
Not more than two, thirds of the full vote was
hpolled.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, April The entire Amer
fncan city ticket for District Judges has been
Aeiected, although it is probable that the Dem
Hocratlc candidate for. Associate Judge of the
HSupreme Court has UHen elected.
WISCONSIN.
CHICAGO, April = Scattering returns
(which have been received from Wisconsin in
#ilcate the reelection Of Wilton, the Repub
#lican candidate for Chief Justice, by decid
Ned majority.
PORTLAND.
III PORTLAND, April THE Republicans have
Selected their candidate for Mayor of this city
10y four hundred majority. They have alsl
H#Ecarried their ticket for City Councils.
CLEVELAND.
HI CLEVELAND, April 7.-The municipal cleo
#hon which took place yesterday in this city
#Nsent in favor of the Democratic candidates
#by two hundred majority.
CINCINNATI.
II CINCINNATI, April AT tho mdnicipa
Election held in this city yesterday, N. w
NThomas, citizens candidate for Mayor ant
#BelIamy Storer, citizens candidate for Judg
#of the Superior Court, were both elected owe
E. J. ". Smith and f. j. Ferguson, Demo
Gratis. The precise majorities have not beel
#ascertained. The vote for the other officer
As undecided
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-16

0TOTHERS, consider the comforts of your
wi children. Use Hollowav's Worm Candies
"a sure remedy for Worms. Any child will
take them without the least trouble Let aside
the nauseous worm syrups you may have, and
try one box of the Worm Candies.
For sale only at the
BEE HIVE DRUG STORE.
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Estate of Joseph Morrow, deceased.

rULTIVATORS CULTIVATORS!-5, &
I 10 Teeth Cultivators, with part reversible
cast steel teeth. +. G. FhANClSCUo'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-16

April l6, 1857.-2m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

1s~ The WALL STREET stockholders Of the
Daily Times announce in their own journal that
they will sell at auction, some time next week,
their last speculation, refused by poor Pierce,
viz, the old Brick Church, including, we sup
pose, the remains Of the dead, consisting Of old
human bones and human ashes which still cling
about the foundations Of that bulding Nothing
escapes these inveterate spectators. They deal
in shinplaster banks dirty hotels, small theatres,
broken down railways, fancy stocks, Eastwood
paper patents, old churches with human remains
sticking around their foundations. Shakspere
makes the gravcdgser crack his jokes, and
Hamlet to moralize on human skulls. Wesley d
Co. beat Shakspere-they buy and sell human
skulls at auction, and make them profitable
article of merchandise in Wall street. How
Satan will enjoy that auction 1t will lie Gu
tirtly to his taste
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

IL present The steamboats, which left Albany on
Monday night Last got through to the city on Thurs
day. They reported ice very thick between Albany
and Red Hook, and the river closed at different
points all the way down to the city. The rain of
Thursday night doubtless had cool effect, and
We may expect the boats to he running again by
next Monday.
The Court of Sessions Opposed of large number
Of petty criminal cases yesterday. 1t is said that
Mrs. Cunningham and John ]. Eckel will plead at
the Special Sessions during the present month.
The Board Of Councilmen met last evening, but
save the passage off large number OF bills relative
to regulating streets, no important public business
was transacted. Mr.. Brady moved the appointment
of special committee to inquire into the alleged
disOrderly conduct OF certain members of the Board
at the Washington Birthday Banquet, held at the
Metropolitan Hotel, but after long and exciting
debate the motion was lost by a vote Of 80 to IL.
The European news 70 hand by the Atlantic and Persia
had depressing influence the cotton msrkes yestsr
day. and sales Of about 1000 bales made, chiefly
In ansu, ct prices which indicated decline Of about
40 per ID. below the extreme high rates current In the
fore part OF The week. The Persia having been tee
sraphed early in the forenoon checked sales OF -four,
which closed dull at the previous days prices.
with moderate sales. Wheat was in fair do
| mAnd, with sales OF Southern white Al 81 IS.
| M.souh red ct 81 81 81 "a, and common wes-
tern do. 1t 81 46h Corn Was nrm, and Western mixed
sold at 73Hc 74o., and old and new Southern yellow
at 7ec. Pork firm, with sales Of at s23 70
SIS 7B 1t The close $A asked. Lard In active
demand for future delivery and sales freely made al
1890, and sale WAS also reported 10 arrive 81 loo.
Sugars steady WITH sahs Of 500 600 hhds. and
le00 boxes ct rates given in smother column. Coffee
sold to the extent Of about 500 1900 bags of all kinds
ct steady prices. Freght' continued to rue low. To
Liverpool 10000 bushels corn, in bulk and bags,
engaged at AKo axe, and some wheat In bags n axc
-four at L. Cd. 10 I'd, and lard al los. To other
ports rates were quiet and quotations unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07


wAsAueroS, March Q, 1857.
0Uly0ue PETITION.
Mr. awARD, 81 ", presented the position d oertaia
RAh subjscts setting forth thas Lord Palmerstoa's
acS n surendsTng Nc maritime rights Of that govern
nsns IN act Of hjgh treason, those rights will revert
70 NE Dritsh orswn and nation the guilty par
shall be npesohed Tor hat orime; that the petitioners
have heard thas the President Of the United states
about proposing the terms which the declaration Of
PARIS viii be agreed 70 by the United states that such
aot would be ONE OF connvsnoe with Lord PAlmerson In
biz attempt 70 possess himself Of arbitrary po Wer,
Of the United Ss'es and pray nopgress 10 refuse their
sanction 70 any convention with Great Britain founded
the Illegal IRRESPONSIBLE and invalid declaration Of Paris
On motion OF NJ 61wARD the petition laid on tho
able
PROTEST AGANer THE IIBCT0N OF snNAToR CAxKaoN.
NJ BGIAR OF Pa prssenkd The protest OF forty four
members OF the House Of Representatives and the
test Of m en- members OF Inc Senate OF Pennsylvania
against the proceedings der which Mr. Simon Cameron
claims 70 represent that State In the Senate
CREDENTIALS MALLORY.
Mr.. YULKR Of Fla, presented the credentials OF Mr..
Mallory elected senator from Florida for SIX years from
the lth OF March.
Inl sNITHsCNIAN nVerrTrIcy.
Mr.. Macon OF Va was appointed TO oil The vacancy 10
The Board Of Regents Of the Smiths enian Institution
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Tho Senate then vent into Executive session and Alter
wHde adjourned till Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

81. LorIs, March s, 1850
islisr 70 the Rer-stlioas dated wcssport February
&C. says that ~ meeting Of oirzsns 81 thai place resolu
uors were passed 10 resist every effort asd every
meni intended calculated 10 produce troubles similar
10 ihose Of last Joar; extending hospitality and welcome
10 tnsNnis from ell sections Of The country, and pesg
ing themselves 10 Yet the laws Of Kansas aud Missouri
punish all vslaiors Of the law.
The Rprblioan contains long comm unscsiios signed
BY A. " Jones' resident Of Lecompson, relative 70 re-
cent afas In Kansas also Go Geaxy's letter sud
snerrds reply, together wiih the sctiso a ths Commit
tee Of The jsdcay Me Iegsstsre the matter, aud
the testimony taken teoe Jsdes osis on the sxsmina
lion Of Jones for shooting shcsrsrd The version nov
presented diners somewhat IRON previous reports. Che
Communication casts much blame Gsvernor eeary,
end The Counusce on Judiciary likewise eenssre bis
ton. jones' who ~n held 10 san IN sscoe, has sb
seconded.
The sAsia 10 mall arrived wespsvt On the 2eth ult
The fAyty met no difficulty the route excepting ffsm
high streams and deep mud. Tue general sews 10 uu
important. 70 considered crtals that lndiss ksea,
rvdse uued ~ the AFsches Az We ssist ., rort
Bent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07
Hostility to the New Administered on-The
Slavery Agitation TO be Revived.

With the Inauguration of Mr. Buchanan the
slavery battle of the sections is revived
The republican journals Of this city and Albany
have opened their batteries against the inaugural
as the full endorsement Of the pro slavery doc
trines of the Southern ire-eaters, and of poor
Pierce's whole programme Of border rufianism.
Upon this issue, thus made up, all the anti
slavery forces Of the North will soon be rallied
in the Northern VAR against the new admins
tration.
From the South, the New Orleans Delsa, the
special runpoter Of the jefferson Davis Sc
cession clique, leads Of with the suggestive
prophecy that the appointment of General Cass
will he productive Of nothing bat misfortuncs to
the administration. Other Southwestern organs
Of the secession school warned Mr.. Buchanan
some time ago that the appointment of Mr.. Cobb
to the Cabinet would be an intolerable outrage
upon the Southern State rights democracy.
Before fortnight is over We may expect, both in
the discussion Of the inaugural and the Cabinet
the evidences Of disahsction and rebellion here,
there ard everywhere throughout the Southern
ultra democratic camp.
Thus, at the outset We have distinctly fore
Swallowed general war against the administra-
ton by the combined anti slavery factions Of the
North and the organization Of revolutionary
nucleus i'll the Southern wing Of the democratic
army, upon the desperate policy Of rule or ruin.
The Northern anti-slayery opposition will be
against the new government, as q pro-slavery
border ruflian establishment that has slipped
into power upon false pretences; and the mutiny
within the Southern party camp viii be directed
against Mr.. Buchanan and his Cabinet as
treacherous an'islavory combination.
With this beginning whatever Mr. Buchanan
may do, or fail TO 10, in reference TO Kansas
affairs, the slavery agitation will be soon lashed
again into fury; and by the year 1850 we shall
have more sharply defined sectional rcconstruc
ton of parties than in lsj6, and more doubt
full issue concerning the stability OF the Union.
Meantime these gathering elements of sectional
opposition, agitation and discord are the strong
est possible evidences that the principles which
have governed Mr.. Buchanan in the choice Of his
Cabinet, aud in the voice Of his inaugural, mlk
out, as between the rocks and the whirlpool, the
only channel Of safety and success, With this
chart before him, Let the President stand firmly
at the helm, and be will carry the ship safely
through. Let him tack 10 the right or to the left
and be will founder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

AeApiw-r'y LrHc-nln On wIHossr--Lsa evening
"Lucia d. smsrmocr'' was given, will lime. de vii.
horst ssucs, 1fberni Edgaydo and uoreir 90 Ash
ton. There Was excellent house, and xme. dc
wibor ssDg better than ever. She has nov acquired
much Of what the Frnoh call the kobind< de- Ia son>
that she does not display these nuosoa In acting which
noticeable In her earlier efforts No Est ever i'm.
proved more rapidly o. gave more earnest test mSny
glorious career. Last night Nine. dc wIlnorss wee
greeted viii TIE most enlbusiass,o applause aod ire
quepy CALLED before The curtain receive the mage
Of The house. Tiberin and MoreIl sung well, end
shared In The hosors Of the night Next week win DO
the last bs Of Nr. s,rskoschs season. win be
sigpalizsa BY the Appearances Of Madame de wslhont
In . new TJk-;hat Of Marie, IN the " Dsashssr
OF the Regment" " which she VIII introduce the drum,
accompaniment 70 The Raiaplan, which has never
spriebty vivAnders eli ind THINK paaan, repre-
sentative In our hvore prima doana 90 Wednesday
she viii tase her benefit, Which, 90 trust will be fsl
most hazardous experiment Msiame he wihorss Aas
been lees than rear before The paoic. D0rIna tbat
TN she has suag maay times In the roam II me
opsrs sirsins two dBoan r6.a With the srss - suc
ceW We know hst no native artist has ever done &C,
much and done 80 sci We do no. remsm-
b., r., 's., any ,,,, .s!a ss. svr .ppsues uoasr
denly freni ssk N the profession. undey Mo
circumstances, and ~ speeches are very ishIops-
BILE now days. and ~ Nine. Do wilhorst % Jecldsdy
vnlss called upon 70 address NE sudsnce 80 Iosr -
she does sos abuse The sookholocrs 10 xareizk she
viii 40 vsy we'll and II she makes speech We prcmse
10 aspsr fer Europs 70 spcsd cone tine Il s,asp \, ne
beet schools Bes beaeet viii probably be hor last ap-
pcsranoe In New York for sone time 10 come, ana we
trust that Tho occasion viii be brilliant enough 10 en-
Iabfiy commenced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07
Decision OF the United States Supreme Court
In the bred Scott Case.

WASHINGTON, March D, 1857
The opinion Of the Supreme Court in the bred Scott
dtiiy cred by Chief Justice fancy to-day II,
full and elaborate statement Of The vie Of the
court They have decided the following all important
points
First Neg roes whether slaves free, that ID men Of
the African race, mot cinsens OF the Uasd sasss by
Second The ordinance Of 1857 had no lndcpen deo,
constitutional force or legal effect subsequently TO the
Adoption Of the tuition and could operate of IL
sth 10 confer freedom czsnship within the North
Territory negroes not cilxeGs by ths constitution.
Thhd The provision Of The act Of 1870, com monty
70 exclude gro slavery from communicate freedom
end citizenship to- hsgr res In the northern part Of the
powers Of Congress, and voD, and Of NO legal effect to
that END.
In deCiiing these main points the sarrcne Court de.
termined the follow ing Incidental points
Fnst THE expression TERRITORY AMI other propersy
ofthe Unin IN the consultation applies 'ia terms only
70 ,ueb territory a. tho unicn pOsssssd al the time o.;
second.-The rights Of citizens Of the United states
EN- INTO any &c sfrSy and ns poSor Of
Visions OF the constitution which defines In this, 80 10 al
other respects, the powers Of Corgress
hird.--As Congress does not possess power itself 70
mako epactmens relative to The property o.
ciz OF the Upied States In federal Territory other
tuaonay dsess,e say sucn powers 70 territorial gov
err ment orgaIzea py Il under the constitution.
Fourth The les. eopditon Of siAve in.tns State Of
Mss ui OF Affected by tho temporary soiourn OF suoh
slave any oiher STATE oui his re,uTn his condition
still depends on The lSws oil xssoun.
AZ he plaintiff Was no, citizen OF Missouri he, there
fore could not In the courts Of be United States The
suit must DO tismssed FOR want OF jarndlcton.
and vas sssed TO with profound sWSution By crowd
cd court room. Among tho auditors gentlemen az
eminent legal ability, and due proportion OF ladies,
Judge Nelson siAied the mos1 OF he cass Tho quss
uou vas whether Do' the removal OF SCOTT from Ms.
souyi with az master 10 Illinois, with ue~ S tempo.
rsry residence there, worked bis eaascipation. &c
maintained mat the question eepspdsA wholly on the
Jaw Ni1suIi and for That reason the udgmtn. Of the
Coun below should bs Affirmed
3sts. esuop behaved ,;ss aureme Court has juvs-
dcton 70 decide The merits OF the Hs avguea that
Corsress oeuld ro DO directly vhat could do In.
direo'iy lin could cxcl5de one species of properly
could eIclude another. with regard 70 the Territories
csdtd Con grcss could govern them only with The
suctons Of the stats which Gee cd them, and the Ms
scur Of 1870 vossd the leading features OF the con
sttuion, and was therefore VOID He concurred with
his brother Judges hat scou . slave and Was whes
tbs sun vas brought
Several other judges are to deliver their view, 10
morrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

ARsfyAL OF nE. KANVs RfNi1fN--pEsTRUCrlvE
rTRK, ETC.
IovH'nlt, March q, 1897.
An inIo.b ing processes of MSons 10 ressrs sremcu
and ctseos received TIE remains Of Dr. Kane on their
arrival bore hs mcrpius, md, msrob'og throssh The
principal Streets stspded shsr W the steamer Teesraph
which VII Icsvo WITH than Tor uncnaas II sces 70 day
John scoi sscus o. We BALTIMORE and osio Railroad,
and william y. rsHev,cn o. Adams' Express Company,
viii sucpd 70 The rsnspsrtavou Of the remsns between
here ana phllN eross.
The Flvn aiiipg slowly, and the wsiSr in the chan
mel 10 'eo, nohos deep Tne thwmomeisr 70 81 The
fresslrg point
B,tedco planning mill, three nev s,svcs and two dwell.
log houses contiguous On Main street, were destroyed
by ore sst ngbt Mr. Hrcs1cn the principal loier
Ices go. ooc--gully insured IN Eastsyn ofhoes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07
From Washington.
srsc1AL DESPATCH TO TIE HERALD.

slRC1AL DESPATCH
IMPORTANT TO OFFICE HOLDERS AND OFFICE sEEr'
BRs-THE NEW YORKRRs WIDE AwAKg-REsIaNA-
TON OF ASSISTANT TREASURER CIS.o-wHAT
JOHN VAN BuIEN WANTS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, March o, 1857.
John Var Buren,, John Cochrane, PosmAs,sr Fowler
aad Aisant Treasurer Cisco called the President TO-
day TO arcertan what he intended pursue
gard 10 the leading officers throughout the Unios but par
iculary In the city OF New York. Mr. Cisco II he
time rendered his resignation. The President Informed
him that IL was his wish ha be should FOR the
pres mt. appears that ha Office docs not expire ohe
year M buchanan told them that he believed In the
one term principle, - q general thing, but OF course
there exceptions this rule Prince John said tina,
the only Thing he desired thst hesss Fowler and
Cisco should be retained that granted he would
not trouble the administrator any further.
There boat Of New Ycrkers here AFTER once, and eli
npeuire Of getting something.
The session OF the Senate will probably end NEXT week
not contemplated TO take up the Illinois corese1
election case, though edor, viii be made by the free
soil Senators TO do Very few Domnst ,ns will be
the foreign ooes and most Of the home o,es during N
summer.
Mr.. seward, In the senate this morning, presented
protest, signed By cigzens Of Great p against The
declaration made at Paris last ,1n d 3riash and
Russian ambassadors. relat xicholson job The pro
test sc, forth that said declI. p och was IN unsu
thorizsd act OF Lord Pxme and nm nsd
authcrily from the Gro or Psrliamont 80
supes to have both, and 90 TO stand TOR hs;
,hA, The cooplng together Of doctrine which
the United Stale desires 10 establish with one thai
they assent 70, evil design o. Lord Pal
against the United saies; that they deprecse
Of Lord Psmer.ton In surrsndsrins the maritime
risbis Of that empire and chUaetsrizs ~ high tres
thai your psoners have heard ths. the rresideu,
Of the United States about 10 propose terms on which
the declaration Of Paris would be agreed 10 by The United
sa,s; shss such oct would be N &C. Of counivane
with LORD ralmorsou In his stsempt 70 pat down tie
Bri,h constitution, and posses himself Of 1bI rary
power equally foreign 10 that consultation well 30 that
Of IRE Uped states. rhoy further pray that Congress
vii refuse their sanction 10 ssy convention founded
the Illegal ue,ssrabls.snd Invalid decn alton OF rAris.
The peutios nssed by &C D. Cobes - President and
y. Jena, ~ secretary.
CAPT Icsusvw, Of the L 3. army. 10 dead. t0ur Army
lie, decs no, oopi,s The name OF Psrgrer En-. unnpl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

From the washington Uuion, March
We ART authorized 10 that sL vesuou has
been concluded between the ualied sales France
hayng been signed on the ri mat By James Ca npoen,
b, Count de ssrges Minister, &o the part Fran
II 4 70 30 into effect or the Let OF iprn nsxt.
quarer Of an ounce or under, n aeen cent?, ssd escp
cents for each additional ,rtcr of ouace or Faction
.e. to any par. Of ~ X.ers prs p,ymsnt
optional The pcs'sge he - ne whether the letter
passes through g.ad or direct to or from France.
The rates on Letters Of quarter Of oulce or Under
for countries beyond France, will be follows viz -
Great Britain, Belgium the Loser ooan Yies ise Grand
Duehy OF Luxembourg the swiss Csntons the slrdlnsu
States, and The German States (exoept the Empre or
Austria a cents TO estimation prepay mont optional
the hurch, and Duches Of Parma and nodsps a cent?
70 Destination; prepay non. opt ,nal.
Of Greece AleIand,A, Tsns Bsyrout rnpoi 10 Syria.
La.i.hia, Alexandrt;ts, kasins, Rhodes smyrna,
f uI f.uS ss Di TSnssS,v atpo: p
and Chandepascr, 80 cents 70 destination prepay
Kipidoms of Sweden and Norway, 80 oeuls 10 eesuus
ton; pay ment optional
spaln Portugal and Gibraltar, 81 cents TO Rshos!a
lenI.n ISLANDS, 81 Gents to Trieste; prepay men, 70.
Alden, East Indies CsyIon, M.uritus Isle o, Reunion.
Penang Singapore Hosskopr ssaprhai, CniaI Bl:lvia
and ether countries whose correspondence AdsAs-
nseosJ os s.uc py suez oens 10 seaport o. ise IN
tes or fta OF China to Viii h the Bstan Fscrets ply
prepayment required
C.usirs. beyond oher than ,soss sSov, dsssaA,
ZION; prepay ment required.
As The balances no~ In In Pos On SOS are I'd
ounce may be asccrtased By plscog die 70 new aasr.
ter OF dollar will answer) OF the weight of Quarter OF
an ounce upon The pate OF The Balance with efler
TIE previous printed matter OF which
each country collects lis own posiase. rensss un-
sa.nass Inc uoi,ed ss.,cs pos age o. newspaper, 70
cent an ounce or fraction Of ouncc prepayment re-
CURED Books and oil other kinds OF printed maar are
chngeaee with the Unhed States domesti; rates; pre-
lRrment aho REQUIRED.
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Personal IsteIIisepe.

coroner CopSssy. says The Albany xrpss Who this
shy 10 deisrd hnsef before the Governor from cssNr
,tsrses se'mred ssn,nes him ar sousinG HE efSia'
overs, wN The "bon" Of The CAPITOL yestsr iay How
Jolly he may have been aurse the Burdelf murder
nvcsnGAuor there 10 csisnly sosbluG Of NE cstss In
bis appearances tie looks lte sensible, soot nsiured
el0v.
ARRIVALS.
ady four ehdI end tutor two mes servants
and TWO female soryant, n Campbell. henncr Angelo,
Miss u usupbel Mss and Mrs Hnards, NJ waller aud
lsdy nr ken,gen ND sd, Mr., Mysrs sss hshsrds loo
Mr. Tylbfand Mr. Isubeaet Root Parish, jane. olisworh
O Crocl err Mr. brtle Mr. Battle M Ferguson DasIcssh
Taylor, MA Kerckho, Mr. stovel Arthur RUSSELL Mr.
Mane and m an servant Mr. BABY M Braner, DAVID Law
srior J Jones' Mr. Parish and servant MrCrocke
and lady infant snf nurse, Mr. Iuee Mr. tal
der Mr. Eoss, faGst, Mr Ryas, Mr. Bamor, d Russell
w Rcger T,sss, h rsss W ~ Pss,lnshar.
wallace, Capt Pipes. Mr. Dc Isle. John Thompson Chas
Grvrcn Mr. Peler, JAS STANLEY, Mr. Odeil "A Geayv =
Harris W n Fannirr, John lord Dale Mr. BollanI ~,
nezsr and lady, Nss Lizzie BALDWIN, Mics NaIv d 1Ianc
G. Baldwin ard lady, Mr. Duncan Bell Geo Cream 81
ouephener Mr. Beech Mr. Buckley Mr. Owen Mr. arnos.
and lady Rober Ayes, Mr. Bemeu,ans 1sasc ninev NJ
Fsrrsnd ID Yardefrende and LADY, John Bcoh and adv
John Tupby, Chas Roper James Leslie James EaUsle "
Masters John King ard lady Mr. Alpman NO soma NJ
jarrett. Mr. Bernhard, Chas Dickson John Preston I y
Hebsrrgen Jos ronnlnson, VIM watson yr Iangfnn Mr.
ksry welsh and hfsrl sr Robertson W Apdsra1n. w
Feicmepn.