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PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL CoLoRs.
PHoToGR PHs-in India Ink.
PHoToGRAPHs-in Water Colors.
PHoToGRAPHs-Plain Mammoth.Size
PHoToGRAPHs-in every style.
PHoToGRAPHs-made every size.
PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE OF ART
G n BARNARD,
n26m No 2l3 Baltimore at
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Court OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND-DEc. TERM,
Is5s.-ANMAPoLIs, Jan. II, ls59.-No. %. Special
Docket. William G. Ford u.s. The State of MARY
land Writ of Error to the Criminal Court of
Baltimore City. The argument in this case was
commenced by VIM. FL. Cowan for the plaintiff in
error.
Nos. q and 30, on the General Docket, are post
poned until Monday next. The cases next in order
are Nos. %, 30, 81, "a and 80, on the General
Docket
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MARRIED.
On the 18th instant by Rev John McCron JOHN WHITE
LAW and EMELIN f WEST, both of this CITY
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AMBRo DAGUERREoTYPEs, &c.
Mr. MARsTERs l47 Lexington street. Howard street.
will furnish his patrons with pictures glass; card board
plates life size miniature from nature or
copied in OIL French pastel water coors, in style
peror excellence He has on hand full assortment of plain
and fancy also gilt frames all of the bat MATERIAL
His long experience and attesed enable him
his patrons complete no charge SHY
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7--=---7-----
Our Minister 10 China.

SAVANNAH, Jan. l5,>-General Ward left to-day
in the steamship Augusta for New York, en- route
to China. The wharves were crowded with people
to bid him farewell; a salute was fired, and much
feeling was manifested.
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NEW ARRIVAL, PER THE ASIA.
GARRETT n ApV

HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of Baltimore,
have NOV their Office to the Southeast corner of
SOUTH AND SECOND STREETS. jal7-tf
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THE POJNTED YoE

HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of Baltimore
have OV d their Office to the southeast corner of
SOUTH AND SECOND STREETS ial7-tf
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CECIL CoUNTY.-George T. Mccullough has been
appointed postmaster at Port Deposit, in place of
VIM. Mccullough, resigned.
John Wright, who escaped from Elkton Jail, to
which he was committed on a charge of stealing
has been lodged in Jail at Dover, Del.
The Elkton, Audora, and Louisville Plank Road
has lately changed ownership, having now become
the property of the following persons, who held
heavy mortgages against it, viz Francis Green,
n. Hiss, E. T. and j. Richardson, George Earle and
f. J. Rinehart. At meeting held the past week
the following gentlemen were elected managers
F. Green, E. j. Rinehart, VIM. McClelland, N.
Hiss, E. T. Richardson, Jos. Richardson, Joseph p.
Bradbury, |. ID. Carter and VIM. Foy. Francis
Green was elected President and Joseph p. Can't
well Secretary. The new Board of Managers have
determined to proceed at once to put the road in
complete order the location of the lower toll house
is to be changed, and steps taken to enforce the
provisions of the charter against all persons who
may violate them.
Public meetings called in Elk Neck, to take
action on the subject of the proposed road and
bridge at Elk Landing.
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Hachette, the publisher, has already paid Lamar
tine this year, $4,000 francs (fl4 ,0O0) for his
monthly course of literature.
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PoRTo RIco.-Our dates from Porto Rico are to
Dec. 90
The Gaceta Oficial of the 18th December, an
nounces that the Government is taking active mea-
sures to cover the deficiencies of the revenue; and
to that end had summoned junta to consult upon
the best means of attaining that end. The result
OF tine deliberations of this body had been new reg
ulations for the assessment and the collection of
taxes, and the collection of duties changes, it was
deemed, fully adequate to the purpose.
The Bulletin MercantH advocates the introduction
OF cotton culture into the island. The subject
attracting much attention among propretors.
letter from Arecibo states that the late mum
dations had closed the opening of the river and so
had etfectually closed that port. With the aid of
government, the citizens had purchased dredg
ing machine to clear away the barr and a restora-
ton OF trade was anticipated at an early day.
The rains at that place continued to be very
heavy iniiicting much damage on the crops.
Hachette, the publisher, has already paid Lamar
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GEORGE MCKENDREE Teal

GEORGE MCKENDREE TEAL,
At the northeast of Baltimore Frederick Streets
has received his Fall supply of CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs and
VEsTISGs.
Weare satisfied thatpersons wishing to economize articles
of dress will money by purchasing of him o2 3m
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C u AN INTERESTING FREE LECTURE
VIII be delivered THIS Tuesday, EVENING, at 10
O'Clock IN the Lecture Room of st Church,
yer street, by Dr. HUGH DAVEY EVANS Subject "The
Gyl state Of England during the reign Queen Elizabeth
{T PPlCCOLOMINFS CONCERT.
- few of the desirable seats in the house for
evening can be had at the News Office BARNUMS
noir-lH
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VALUABLE FAMILY HORSES AT

VALUABLE FAMILY HORSES AT
AUCTION
viii be sold on WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT Ian
nary 10Th, 10 O'Clock, Magness Stable Rising sun
viz: 'N'
No lone DARK IRON GREY HORSE, l6 hands high
and of great endurance ~ ~ '
No Zone SoRREL MARE, 5 years old kind and gentle
a hne traveller either IN harness the saddle
No Some GREY HORSE years old can trot close to
mnutesl59 hands high, of great power and endurance
Kind and gentle and a valuable family horse
The above stock belongs private gentleman who hos
no further use for the same and sold for no fault ~
call especial attention of persons wanting valuable Fami
iy Horses, seldom favorable an opDortuntv offers
Terms cash. SAlII RI COY Err I,ct '7'
-yaIo-es 81 Baltimore street
7S0 000 LBS. BULK NEAT, SHOULD
1CO,OOOers Sides and Hams, In store and for sale
ny " - q J. H. HALL, 4 commerce street. jal84t
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NoURsE & CowAN,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. NORTH CALVERT STREET,
u Baltimore, Md

NoURsE h CowAN,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. NORTH CALVERT STREET,
s-.-u Baltimore, Nd.
LADD, WEBSTER & Co.'S
CNRINALED SEWING MACHINES
For all purposes where TIGHT stitch is required
22 BALTIMORE STREET, Opposite H. Faster 4 Cos
Samples work sent by mail.
Every description of work executed 10 order
Families supplied with Machines and Operators by the day
OF "eeA' jald
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES,
AT lO5 BALTIMORE STREET,
HAVE BEEN GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE
We are now offering family machine at the LOW
PRICE OF FIFTY DOLLARS.
~ Hemmng guages of every width binding guages of
all sizes adjusted to machines
~ Send for copy OF l. NJ. Singer Co s Gazette
Off W. E. FREDERICK, Agent
Look HERE, STRANGER
fyou want either CHINA, GLASS or COMMON WARE,
go TO
JOHN A DOBSON 4 CO.'S
CHEAP CHINA STORE, Nos. and n Charles street
they will sell you little bit CHEAPER than the CHEAP
EST Give them call and examine for yourselves jaltf
WHEELER Il WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.
New and Valuable improvements
DIAGRAM THE LOCK STITCH
OCcGEgGSg51E
the only stitch that cannot be rayeled and that
presents the upon side of the seam 1t
is made with two threads upon each side of the fabric
and interocked in the centre it Send for 4 Circular
oFFICE-l26 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
AMERICAN BUILDING,
sIo-Iy Baltimore, Nd
|6Y AN INTERESTING FREE LECTURE
VIII be delivered THIS Tuesday, EVENING at 10
O'Clock IN the Lecture Room Of St Stephens Church. Hano-
yer street by DIR. HUGH DAVEY EVANS Subject: ssThe
civil State Of England during the reign Queen Elizabeth
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SoUAN, N. j., Jan. l6.-The ship William Pat
ten, of Richmond, Maine, from Penang for New
York, is ashore ten miles south of Squan. She
came on last night, but lies easy and will probably
come off without much injury
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I-Y ELECTION.-OFFIcE NORTHERN CENTRAL
w. RAILWAY CO.. Baltimore; Jan. 3D., ls59A general
Calvert Station WEDN ESDAY the I'd February next
between the hours Of u and NJ for the purpose elect
ing NV ELN + DIRECTORS for the ensuing year.
By order, ROBT S HOI,IJNS Spc'y.
f5T The transfer books will closed from and after ka
18th inst, until he iaSe
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TNO. S. CUTTINGS Il CO.
- BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
No % SOUTH
Buy and sell on Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
Advances made Stocks Real Estate Notes. and other
colaterals. " "
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada. ~
Receive deposits in Bankable Uncurrent Funds and
transact the business of Private Banking its depart
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Four Days Later frs.n California;.

Nj. LOUIS, No., StirruAy, NoS. ~, ItS.
The Overland Mail has anited, bringing Cslifosnis
dates Of The 2th ul..
TIE accounts from Carson Valley and Walker River
Mines continue to excite great attention stampede
of Califoinians in thai direction has already com
melced and promises to equal tie emigration TO Fraser
River. Ibese mines the es, SIDE Of the Sierra
Nevada, and are supposed extend from Honey Lake
the north to Walkers River the south, distance
of two huDdr,d miles. The principal discovery yet
nounced IL called Gold Hill. 1t Is mound sixty feet
high, Eve thousand long. and two thousand WIDE and
lies twenty mikes north Of Carson Valley. IL Is trav-
ersed by veins OF aurerous quartz, portion Of which,
when decotnposed realized fum s5o0to $500 per tun.
Large Quantities ofslver continue to arrive from
Carson Valley at San Francisco for shipment Europe.
Emigration in the Spring viii probably result in the
complete exploration Of the whole country east of the
Sierra Nevada and the discovery Of equally ch mines
to any in California
Governor Weller bad appointed Judge II. o. Ham.
formerly Of Ken rcky United STATES Senator to I'll the
vacancy c.used by tho death of Mr.. Broderek. The
new Senator was to leave for Washington on the
steamer Of November ;.
The loss by the previously reported CorerviIle FIRE
amounted to 500
Tie Committee appointed at the recent Pacific Rail
road Convention had published report recommending
the immediate organization Of company to construct
road from San Francisco TO stockton, with view TO
it, Ultimate extension the boundary of the State.
Col Lander, Superintendent of the Fort kearney
ard Honey Lake Wagon Road expedition, had CON-
pe,ed he work for the season. and about to repair
to Washington, having hand unexpected balance
Of $500, bis stock purchased in Missouri last Spring
at $3.50 per head having been sold for the benefit of the
Government at over SEQ per head.
BusiDess more active at San Francisco, but
without improvement in prices Some of the leading
stspes by recent arrivals had been soid at low hg-
ure Five thousand boxes Of Adamantine Candies had
been sold during the week at 1871 e20c. Coffee was
FIRM, with upward tendency. Rice, l5e. p lb.
Coal steady with Indications Of improving in price.
No stock of Eastern Strip. Provisions were lower
Mes Pork quoted at s6 without sales; Extra Clear,
SIS Bacon slow; sales at l2lc. American SiruPs
heavy and lower Sugar declining. There was
speculative movement in French Wines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-21
FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The Ar~ual Sermon before sbe New-Ycsk and
Brooklyn Foreign Missionary Society was delivered
lass evening al the Church Of the Pilgrims tkev Dr.
Stor1sl Brooklyn by the Rev. Rufus w. ClSxx. ffe.
vious 10 the eermon The Treasurer read tie Asraai
Report of the financial condition Of the Society ap1s
which We learn that the donations received IRON ses
NewYork and Brooklyn Churches amount to sye 9Sat
and that the amount paid out by the Treasurer us
sl3S o.. The remainder 500 l13 O2 was paid oy nis
To the Treasurer of the American Board al fore1gn
Missions. The Annual Report Of the Secretary wss
ALEC read and proved 20 be very interesting deass-
ment. Speaking of the great revival which was oo'-
nenoed here, the Report said that the correspond.
of the Society showed that II Ind not only sPrssa
through the British Empire and continental Europe os
had crossed the Bosphorus and the Euxinei 10
had passed TO Persia, Africa, india, China and NE
Islands OF the Pacific. little pryer-meeting heHrln
by four students in the Seminary OF ConstantinoPis
had spread until in few weeks nearly AL the Students
were hoping in Christ. and many went forth into the
neehborng country and We're laborng with grest sne-
cess Al tie issons in Western India there had also
| been an aw akening and MANY an3 hopeful con-
yerts made Letters from missionaries IN China sste
that probably more conversions have there been msis
within the past year than had occurred during the pre-
yjons half century. The Mission among the Choctaw
Indians of our own land report l hopeful conversions
within The past year. From various other foreign
Missions the reports are equally cheering, showing
that the revival in Newlork has been elt throughout
ali the missionary field which Is but network OF
nerves sensitive To every thrill Of Christian feeling
The Report was followed by "A sermon by the Rev
Rufus W. Clark. Taking for his text the 9TH worse Of
the 9Th chapter Of the I'd Episte TO the Cornthiare.
| the reverend gentleman delveyed eloquent dr.
course on the duty of Christians ratve 20 the foren
Missions and the vast benekts conferred by them uoe
| The hesthen The service closed with benedi0toa
| by Mr.. Hastings, Secretary OF the Society
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THE ITALIAN QUESTION.
France and England Agreed on a
Basis of settlement.
CaPIBlEDI ABOUT HEADING a REVOLUTION.
Cotton and Brsadstuas Improyod--PrOvisiOns Dull

sAcKvILLE, n. b., Saturday, Nov ~, 1888.
TheCunard steamship Canada, from Liverpool at 3
o. u Of the 5th inst, and Queenstown evening Of tine
7th int, arrived at Halifax at a. NJ to-day She
sailed this morning for Boston, where she viii be due
on Sunday evening.
The Canada experienced severe weather in the
channel. and for a week after leaving Queenstown.
Nov z, 40 p. m, passed the American ship Chris
TOPPER Hall, entering Queenstown barber.
The Hon. Charles Sumner and Gen. Van Rensselaer,
and lady are among Der passengers
1t was asserted that England will join the Congress,
and that the French and English Governments are COM
pie ely agreed on basis for the settlement OF the
Italian question.
1t was vaguely reported that Ganbsldi. at his inter-
view with the King of Sardinia declared that Italy
WA betrayed and that be would head revolution
The King protested against sud- Il proceeding
The Great Eastern had arrived at Southampton
Toe Liverpool Cotton market was firm at extreme
price,, some authorities quoting an advance OF l-l6d
and others Of even ID.
The BreadstuGs market quiet, though Wheat
and Corn were slightly higher.
The Provision market was dull Beef was offered
at a decline.
CoDsols at doom Of the 9TH were quoted at 96t.
The steamship Indian, from. Quebec, arrived at
Liverpool at 2:l0 p "a. of the 3d. and the City Of
Washington, from New-York, arrived about two
hours later.
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THE pEFEcTIoYIN WESTcHE STER co.
ONE BRIGHT SPOT.

UNE DNINIII N UT
To the Editor Of The ~ T. TyfbHHs.
SIR: note that in this mornings paper you speak IN
terms deeryed reproduction heedeeS Of the Ropuo
esn Of the part Wecheer County The returns prove
very general ecusaney either by or
BY selling out But from this general condemnation "lsh
YOU to except Yonkers We this village for the rst time
since the creation Of man. majority Of from ten to sixty
against the Democratic ticket poed here more votes for the
Republican ticket than poed before The Democratic
majority Of last year reduced upon the average OF the state
ticket. Leavenworth Is only three behind Morgan
Ti. result for town which had in candidate for Office
which has never candidate upon State or county ticket
lh has never drawn dollar from the State OF County Commit
tees and in which al work and all expenses come from voluntary
hands, highly creaebe. Five years the Repgb vote
of s town than $50 year ne sh give to the Re
publican Election. esst SIS Yois FOR this Improvement
town to be except from this westeheseg Egypt e
ICnkers. EeY, u. psa
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NeW-York Election.

sCLLI' AZ OU'--IUL lI In. -.
2 l02. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1903; Church, 2,Sli.
Attorney GeneIal-biyers, l,6sS; Tremain, 3,0ll.
Observation-Disclosures, $3.50 Nanderpoel, :. teS.
Inspector Forrest 679; Elderkin, 3,0SS Clerk of
Appeals--Tughes, ,467 lewis, :, POS. Senator-Da-
Wis, 1874; Grant !, 90. Judge of Appeals-Dayies,
2 $50; johnson, Az. Supreme Court-ilarris ., l65
Peekham, 2635.
This adds ls2 TO Jores's maj. and 81 to SINNERS
over the footing sent this The town not can
vasscd will further increase SINNERS majority 80.
ERIE CO.-lOFUcIAL.i
Jones, 2 il6; Ieavenworth, ,466; Richmond Ss0i
Story, 1872 skinner, s3ls; Chaplin, 7,5J6i Edeskin,
3l.,. FORREST Z 81
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INDIA AND CHINA.


The India mail, with teiegriphic news VIA Ceylon
70 Oct. Il from beth Bombay and Calcutta, bad ar
rived. There il 10 political news. Exchange ~
Calcutta 2ict a2iol; at Bombay p G2il4; imports
duh. At Madras exchange WIS unsltered; imports
quiet; freigb,s depressed.
a private Telegram from Hong Kong, sept. d. re
ports tire import trade good both az Canton aud
Shanghae The sottlcmeuis Of silk showed an In
crease and an advance Of 500 during the fortnight
The malls from Sydney 10 Sept. Ia, and from Wei
bourne to 18th, were telegraphed, and Wonid reach
London Nov. 7.
Messrs. LLOYD, Bierley & Co.. merchants, who
storped payment in London last Msy, bad been made
bankrupt at Sydney, with liabilities amounting TO
$50 go sterling, and asses to comparatively small
amount
TIE july mails had arrived out. The first batch Of
election returns lad gone against the Ministers, several
Cf whom bad been defeated.
ImpoIts were heavy, and trade dull. There was
considerable SPECULATION in mining companies several
Of which were mere bubbles. The supply Of gold
kett up The shipments since Last mail exceeded M0,OJ
our ces Of which %, 402 were by the Royal Charter
The banks have reduced Exchange on London to
and ! per cent premium
LATEST NEWS
The following is telcgrapbed VIA Queenstown:
MADRID, Saturday, Nov. 5, lS59.-An Official De
cree has been published appointing General y DoDnel
CommsndeI-in-C Chief.
General Malcolm has presented rich present from
Queen Victoria TO Said Pasha.
Tie English authorities making preparations here
for the transport Of troops 70 China.
Pans, Saturday. Nov. Z, ls59.-An improved feel
ing il apparent on the Bourse All the funds have
risen materially. Tie final quotations OF tho Rentes
are lcf. l5c showing rise OF three eighths tince
yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-21

The EyERKTr HorsE Is soon To pas from the hasds
of sr Hawiey d. Capp, who hitherto been It's land
lord, into those Of Mr. Britain, from Stsnwix Han,
Albany. Mr. Clspp has built up for the house high
reputation 6rsclass faInily hotel, very much Iked
by those who desire eofor and luxury combined with
secusion and quiet. No house in the City has had
better class of guests has any been more success
ful in acquiring and retaining their good wiz M.
Britain brings TO his new undertaking, exPenenes ana
the prestige Of success, which we trust be "iu mere
maintain and extend III hesth, obhs1ng nun 70 sesx
southern climate and relief from care, IS M 'aPp
reason for retirement which, ~e Fus', Is TO ee b''s
teaIpOra-y.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The Great Eastern left Holyhead on the ID, and
reached Southampton on the morning Oh the 4th' one
experienced very rough weather and heavy sea on
the passage round -,
me london Times account of this third trial says
when the ship was exposed the roll OF the Atlantic
she rolled and dipped, but with ease. The ship seemed
10 swing herself with a sdelong, gentle motion over
every wave dropping deeply and easy beyond them,
with regular slow roll, and often quite deep enough
to leave one paddlewheel out Of water, turning high
and dry in the air. This motion Of the vessel IS at
trbuted TO her very light Immersion and TO the fact OF
her having no upper weights TO counterbalance the
Goals stow ed below. The whole roll OF the vessel IS
calculated at only g each way, 10 IN al, an every
day amount TO smaller vessels though something for
one which was supposed to be almost lmmoveabe by
wind or sea. Tie greatest speed attained was over
I5l KNOTS or close IL miles per hour. lne run
from HoyLead TO Southampton Is pronounced iar more
satisfactory than either OF her previous trips. lhe
engines under the sole control OF MI mcLennah,
chief engineer OF the ship. -,
the Eapiers of GssgO~s to exceed the Persia by JO9
tuns and Will IN every other respect DE larger ana
more powerful than that vessel Efforts are TO be MADE
with her to surpass any thing ahoa both as regards
speed and internal arrangements.
The COrOners inquest held upon the bodies washed
ashore from the ROYAL Charter had occupied several
days resulting in the vercct that the lives were lost
by pare accident that the captain was perfectly sober
and did all he could for the passengers. Inc divers
continued their operations, but without important re-
sults Thirty.sx bodies had been found altogether.
At no time since the Russian War had greater ac-
tyity been observable in the WoOlwch Arsenal IN the
proparson Of war material for the coast deienses and
for China.
The fortfcations al Dover are to be extended forth
with. and several batteries constructed.
LONDON, Saturday afIernoOn.-Ihe funds have been
firm throughout the day.
TIE London G(o6e says 1t is rumored that CaDnet
council viii take place on Monday.
The troops to be contributed by India to the China
expedition will be 5000 European and 900 native.
Saturday EreHiHg.-The funds remained hrn, and
me Of er l9d
fols this morning Very little has been going on in
any department.. General frmness has, however, pre-
vailed, and the principal British railway stocks have
been quoted rather higher.
LIyikrooL, SUNDAY morning, Nov. THE steam
chip Africa, from Newly ORR Oct. %, arrived about
IO{ this meu ing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-21
Passengers.

Messr Lockwood and lady Camden and lady the Rev Mr.
FuEtn lady Van Rensselaer, aud LADY, Miss and Master
Ven Rensselaer, Mn Pierce Mrs Dyer Dr. Hohbeek and lady
Rasser and lady hra. Clarke Master Dyer, Mrs Bond
tw children aud Miss Dana Mrs Nalths, Lonehard lady
child and Ms Bsyey the Hon Charles sumner Master
Thaye, and servant the Rev Mr. McNaty Capt Downe Mrs
Thaye and LADY Donaldson and child Mrs Lee and hoy
Misses Pilot HeckTckse, Massey. Pesrie Dyer Ftzgstrick
Alruth Horeheck Bsyey Thayer Mason Messrs. Pierce
Weston Wcston's friends Dyer, White, kuIseed, Gordon
BradlcIn GoThsm, Pilot Waihew. Bayey, Brooks Pilot
inn Relden Dawson suriow HliGrd Williams Zeyois Will
son Potts Allen Wal;heTs. Wycokk Meinder. Laird salmon
Floyd Whttesey Welsh Brayton Leach, Wood Msekopo-
deT Cav Allen Wright Shuttle, Shea Rogers, Doubleday
Porter Chase Watson Wingey, Moore. Bullen tlamand
Brovuc, tombstone Sears Chase, Rehboohs, tnaeEdown
Bali tiers