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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22
INKLINGS OF THE FUTURE.
Correspondence Of The Herald.

Core spOfdence OF Inc heEaiu'
WAsHINGToS, Feb. Ii, 1859.
From present appearances Gen. Joseph Lane has
the inside track for TIE Charleston nomination for the
Presidency. Mr.. Buchanan has highly complmented
the General by saying Saturday evening that he
was true state snsn gallant and patriotic soldier,
"whose future would be more glorious TO him aud his
"country than the psst had BEEN" One would infer
from the Presidents language that Gen. Laue, the
Senator elect from Oregon his choice for the sue
cessiop. On Saturday evening Gen. Lsne was sere-
naded at Browns Hotel by the Marine Band. Over
1000 persons were present. Eli Ihsyer; sho voted
for the admission Of Oregon serensded at his rest
derce by the party for his Independent course IN
support Of the bill in the House.
10 Tbayer ard Stephens of Georgia, is ascribed it's
successful passage in the House. IL Lane is nominated
at Charleston Stephens of Georgia will get the n0mn-
alton for Vice President if he wants it. II is rumored
to day that Tbayer will act hereafter with the Demo-
Gratis upon all questions of importance. Douglas is
losing caste every day and It s questionable whether
he gets ten votes in the Charleston Convention.
The Republicans for the most part, are indignant at
the Independent course Of their fourteen conferes whS
voted for the ADM scion Of Oregon. These patriotic
gentlemen need cot be alarmed, however; they will
rot be oetracised or in the least nured. If be not
mistaken there will be the independent conduct
exhibited by portion Of the Republican party on the
Cuba question, and on other great questions, thus
making it evident that the Administration can carry
through the important measures of Government 10
spite Of the factous detection Of some OF the
Democratic party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22
CUBA THE TARIFF-TIIE NEGRO
QUESTION.

From Our Special C0ne,pondsnt
WASHINGTON, Feb. TO- 1859.
A considerable part of yesterday, in the Senate,
was spent in debating proposition to give the
President authority to use the military and naval
force Of the country in puni,hing any ohene that
might be offered to the persons or property of our
citizens on the Isthmus, in Mexico, or any,chere
else, wherever such ofense might be offered. The
proposition was resisted BY Fessendon and Seward,
on the ground that it was 10 surrender the war
power into the hands of the President
1t is not difficult to see that this proposition is
part of the Cuba scheme. With the power in his
hands that it will give him, the Presldent can stir
up any disorder be likes. He can precpitate tie
country into any difficulty he chooses He can
involve it in any way that it pleeses him to involve
it. 1t viii enable him 10 create just such circum-
stances as he deems best fitted for his own pur-
poses the purposes ofthe shareholders, or the pur-
poses Of spectators in transit routes. BY it he
can involve the country in hostties and in fragrant
war. The Senate adjourned while the debate was
pending. 1t opens new placer of discussion, and
thus We have fresh obstruction placed in the way
of completing the other subjects already pressing
upon the brief remaining hours of Congress. Ii Is
a fair presumption that this, as We'll as the other
tDlbusterlDg topics Low on landi VIII end IN la!h.
The hope is still very confidently expressed, as
il has been from the beginning Of the session that
We shall yet get new Tariff. l see no good
grounds for the opinion. The Pennsylvania Demo
Gratis are disposed to come pretty Wen over to Dir.
Morrill's bill. They are not very particular what
sort of dose they swallow. Their disorder isvery
threatening and they don't think they can be made
worse by anything they can take. But, whether
any bill can be passed or not, the Republicans are
dong what they can to get TIE subject TO vote.
The various appropriation bills are undergoing
scrutiny as they are pushed along. Their form
will not be essentially changed from the estimates
and recommendations of the Executive Depart.
nent, which amount TO the sun Of seventy three
millions, 10 which it is safe TO add seven mill ons
mole for contingencies, making rouLd eighty
millions. Whist is cut of from this sum will be
simply postponed to the next fiscal year, and not
sared. Mr.. Hunters patent method of reducing
this years expenditure las developed in his specify,
simply by throwing certain payments over TO the
next year, was signal example Of lengthening the
blanket by cutting piece from the top and sewing
ii on 10 the bottom. There is danger that in the
constant banging away at the items generally some
appropriations will go overheard that ought, on
every principle to be retained. 1t is said there is
strong purpose, for example, to Kill the appro-
rriatjoD for the Cost Survey. There il certainly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

HORSES" Royal Morgan" owned BY John Greg
DRY Of Mortified, w. died recently by getting cast in
his stall at the age Of -. He was exhibited at the
State Fair last September and attracted much attsr
ton. He seemed perfectly well up to the day of his
death, ana the oldest horse known.-Corn. Van
derblts team said 10 be the beat in the country con-
sists Of span of closely-matched mares Both are
Black Hawks. One of then was bred a. Crown
Point, n. Y, and the other at Saltwater, n. Y.
One of them in first hands cost 81 ,5Oo.-The
colt Allen Sontsg" cold last September at our Horse
Show to Wn. II. Ladd Of Jefferson County, Ohio for
81 500 when Elk months old as just changed hands
Mr. Ladd, in letter to The Stock Jevrnal says: He
reached my farm al right, being expressed in ped
"ded box from New York City. He hascost, all told,
Z" 60 each. lie viii be kept purely Tor breeding,
and while he remains in the hands OF the La Broth
ers will never be prostituted TO racing. This colt
was got by Ethan Allen from the mare Sontsg, and
bred by S. L. Bovine of Finishing, L. l.
CoFFINs IN Internationally afternoon our
streets were eBhyened or epdeaeened, with proce-
sion of drsys loaded with corS which were taken to
the auction room to eel. They were taken ~ e1ecu
ton, We presume, from some bankrupt undertaken.
They are queer articles TO execute, as men ars no,
much disposed to lay in stock of such furniture my
>oorer than they can help. indianapolis Journal.
yhe best five acres Of corn presented to the In5sns
Stats Agricultural Society for premium produced So,
busbee Of sheled CON- or III buskels to TIE sore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

The Duck Trade Of Virgioia has fallen of greatly.
During the Winter of 1861 there over 0rs
hundred thousand ducks killed near to Norfolk ~ RS
of these ell into the hands Of the huckster and were
shipped the whole number, ~ 600 pair produced tho
sum of s25 0G0. This Winter the number killed. viii
not exceed ten thousand 5000 pair Of whics owing to
scarcity Of backs and ths poor csressees OF
the red heads spIig tails, black ducks &c vii not
bring q O00 showng falling of OF ~, goo In
the duck trade Of 1888, when compared with tho
cold term of Winter before last. These figures 40
given from reliable data, and show c)nclu nyey that!
while some few may suffer during the rigorous cold 81
Winter still there are essential benefits 10 DO
gained
SKUsEs.-Great quantities Of the hides OF these
"varmnts" have been purchased In the different
" necks Of woods" hereabout the past Fall and VIA
ter and ~ high as 81 TO 81 &C. we learn, has been
paid in many instances per akin Such has been the
Slaughter and the demand il localities, that
said that "essenoe peddlers" have become Teiiy
scarce The demand for this kind Of far" "
have enanated in Europe by the feminines, vheree
pretty much all fashions are derived, aud Where
the said "yarrnint is not called by the unciAsAco
name Of "ekunk"-O, mo- +" not by any H. Io
means but is known by the poetieal ms. lo'
Mountain Fisher" Ioied5 - ~
STILL ASoTHER SURPRISE PARrY.-AosehosW
The Worcester Spy, young gent who wac ga I'm
with a merry patty Of ladies' and gentlemen IT % 90
and gave chase to what was suppoted TO ee ieyD
running along the road he was successial a ne
suit, bnt-horror Of horrors the rabbit pTossa "
a tkank, and administered an overpowerag oo~
his celebrated perfumery upon the unfortu' q. In
OF course his unfragrant presence coald n.s -.
seigb and the uLlucky wight was secured " TIE IeA
of the vehicle, and thus conveyed 70 V~ o.
melancholy Illustration Of the effect Of faL-- ''S
company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22
FURTHER.

Eppand and France have succeeded at last IN crush
ipp the ,Juerez Government. The demands OF thts
two Furooeen powers have been complied with by
tbis.Govtipment and ore half Of all revenues have
be- ret sside to fill the pockets OF Eogish bondhold
ers Betides, the English AID French commanders OF
the naval forces have insisted an increase OF the
rates Of dutes and demarded the reestabhshment OF
tariff 80 per cent higher than our merchants had pad
for The last year.
This direct interference Of England and France has
been matter Of much discussion lately. The Liberal
GoyeInm. Mt il weskeIed much by it, and in all proba
biity msy not be able TO defend the city against the
Threatened attack Of Nrsmon This General is on his
way TO Vera Cruz.
The Presidential chair has been occupied alter
pstely since my last by Robes, huamon, Saas, Zu-
osgs and lsst BIZ MiIamOn again, who holds on TO II
yet but a successor a. soon as he leaves the
city to join his troops.
Aoyices from Guadslsjara stste the number OF llj
persons executed by order of Mramon for no other
crime but being Liberals, or known to synpathize
with the Liberals. DIR. Larios OF Como, well
known Liberal, was among the victims.
Nrsmop before leaving Guadalajara, collected
forced loan Of 800 900, and 10 Mexico another OF
81 600 coo will be eVied-haf on the clergy, and half
on the merchants and capitalists.
TIE next news from here must be important IL
will consist Of the triumph or defeat Of Mramon.
In case Of Success it can only be ascribed to the
aid be has received from bic faithful allies the Engsh
and French commanders, who acting under orders
of Monsieur Gsbriac, Prime Minister TO Znlosga,
MiramOn q Co
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PERSONAL.

Il. is too bad. We are rnisusderstood, and IL
touches Us to the heart We meant TO be not merely
smiabe ard genteel, but suprenely jus: and fssid-
iou.ly accurate and truthful, and here find o1i-
eevee accused Of groesness meanness, insult fabrcs-
ton, eowardice poltroonsry, dastardy brutality, de-
graduation, indecency, political maevolence, delin-
quency, ssrcasm, indsfensibs aronts, gravity gross
regulsyities and malice. We are deeply shocked and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22
MEXICO.
HIRAMON AT THE CAPITAL.
A., ,s,n,, Of III. y. O. Pieayms.

gn<@f,
VIRA CRUZ Feb. s, 1850
Hxssps Epl1oRs: Political matters have a. last
taken . very eIcitiug and Interesting turn 10 vera
CTpz AMI Mexico. General Mramop hss, AFTER restm-
II hs faib.r.in-a- Znlose q, totbe Prtsdsocy called
an,,ter ell and had bimef again tiented Pfes-
dent; 20 the Ha9or Zalosg. AGAIN yielded the ca err
OF state ard retired to private life. But the aIJ ious
General Nh ramon has plseei himself 81 TIE hesS OF the
army TO march on Vera Cruz, ard HE fsther-in law 10
%. united 10 act President I'D iRertn IL 10 said
that Niramn Dc sreo vengeance sgsiDs' all who fire
n pun OF oppose his eDiraIc. INTO Vers Cruz.
In Vera Cruz the French and Eoglisb conmand'rs
Of fleets have succeeded 10 enforcing tier de nands
first at the per cents from clsoms get aside 10 meet
the interest the conventional bonds, shall be faith
folly teld for that purpose. ID. That bgh rates OF
tnties which Itdoce year ago shall be restored
forth with; and, 3D. Tsat Gen. GAIA shsl be reph.
psnoed and be required 10 salute the French and
British flags when shown at Tampico, without having
the sslu'e returned
The foreigners here especially citizens Of the United
Stltes, very ANXIOUS to zee what your GOvernmes
will say about the French and Eoglish assuming 70
regulate the tariff Of our customs in Mexican ports.
And az the decree restoring the old tarf takes
effect from the date Of the decfee-irrespectYe
Of goods and shipped TO this port before the
cecree was ssued-thsreby making II TetoactlVe, the
merchants have had meetings and prote sted sgsn
this unjust aeure the United States Consul ~
Vera Cruz bss promptly protected, ofhciaby, blth
sgsI st TIE interference Of the French ana Eeghs9
commanders in regulating the Mexican tsrn, aLd
AGAINST the retroactive operations OF the decree re-
.torire The tariff Viii not his Government sustain
Cen. LerJo de Teia5s arrived here some ten days
since ard has been appointed Minister OF Finance 10
the Juaiez CabiIet lie he'd that poet in the .bnst
of ComonfoIt ard is one Of the most intelligent and
abls statesmen il Mexico. ,
The weather is getting quite warm here, ana II Gen.
Miramon does ct come ~ and take Vera Craz within
twenty days. the vOuito Will be worse on his troops
than a thousand Sharps riaes in the hands Of tie
Yankees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

no sense in that The Coast Survey is a great and
important national enterprise, conducted N the
most sklifrl manner, and ts results are 81 perna-
pept and commanding Importance. Nothing short
of the most urgent necessity should eonstrain
suspt sion 81 the work.
Mr.. Chandler of Michigan took up the debate on
Cuba, on Thursday, aud went on with an energetic
speech containing SEINE important facts and sus-
eestious the Interest OF many Of which was hight
ened by the Circumstance of his own personal ex-
peyience on the island He exhibited particularly
the financial and pecdoiary bearings of the cues
tjon. and presented some calculations Of great
weight aud significance.
Mr.. Doolltte has followed up his original propo-
sition for colony If free blacks IN Central America,
by some further observations IN the Senate on thar
topic He offers bs proposition as an amendment
to the Cuba BILL and is earnest and persistent ID
drawn attention 10 the necessity ana the "lsdon
of the measure He takes substantially the ground
which your correspondent urged some two or more
wears ago of the certainty al an ultimate separation
of the races on this continent, the troPlci regions
going TO the men Of Ethiopian descent. Nj DO
little believes the time has arrived when measures
should be initiated looking TO this result Give our
Northern Continent 10 Le Whites, and the islands
and tbe penin,uas of the Caribbean Sea and OF the
Gulf of Mexico to the Blacks, says Mr.. Doolitte.
Ii il a topic Of great interest aud extensive pear
inps. The black population OF the United states
and the West Indies, and their adjacent coasts al
ready number between eight aud ten millions OF
souls. The inexorable laws of population demand
room for this rapidly expanding mass, and the
question is beginning TO press upon US whether we
viii 90 on indefinitely with an interiusion oil the
races or whether We will take steps for their sepi-
ration. Mr.. Doottle has wisely seized upon the
present occasion to draw public attention to the
subject j. = T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

SUITS AGAINST TIE CHICAGO AND Rock ISLAND
RiLRoAD.-We understand that suits were com
menced yesterday in the Circuit Court against the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company, by w.
+. Chadwick esq attorney in favor OF the following
named plaintiffs for II ures done to steamboats, at the
Railroad RridOe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
DIED ID.

ALLEN-On Wednesday evening, Aug. ST. Robert s. Allen,
aged 80 years.
ALLEH-n this city on wedpe.d.y Aug ST. ofinaanr1,ion
BeljamD g. Of Gcorse aid Eu'taa Aleu-
aged year, and months.
ANTaoNYIn this city, "Wednesday morning Aug ST. OF
sbor and illness Michael Anthony aged % yesia
BLACKv ELI-At Morris.owr, N J., on Tussay, Aug 80,
Jotph Blackwell, eldest Of the late William D'aJton
The ity-s friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral lis ;e residence, corner OF Hoy and Pacific
street Brooklyn, Oh Friday, USP
BURTIS-Iu thi. ety. Wednesday Aug 81, Mr. sylvsnus
Butts, Of plioL aged ~ years and 10 mon;a'
COCHRAN-At his country residence, Dobbs Ferry near
Newiolk In 5,th year his age Samuel Cool nsve
of Scotland ard for many yea" nrrccsut Of ;9' cry
Cochran are respectfully requested TO attend bis fuaeia IN
Fnasy, ID met. from the Scotch Presbyterian
Church. In Fourteenth stree, near Sixth avenue.
CAsTELL-lp this city Wednesday, Aug. 81, Mr. Henry
Istt.i a, sged IL yeGrs.
EGANIn tins city "Wednesday morning, Aus ST. rhoui,.
months aud days.
FAlkCBILD-In th, city, on Wednesday; aug: ST. Lsur.
Amanda nian, dsushter Of Gsrs W. and Josshne faif
child, ased year. months and ~ days
FEGAN-n tb, city, "Wednesday, Aug 81 Ca.hsrne Fesln,
aged IS yeas and month'
FORCE-in this city, Wednesday Aug ST. Dexter C. Force,
IN the eerh year II his
GODpAkDon "Wednesday, Aug ST. suddenly, from the ELECTS
Of fall James Lowsrd ,ou OF James T. AID Catherine L.
Gocdtrd IN the 10Th year OF bis axe.
The euss Of the family are invited 70 attend h' funeral o
residence Of bis parents No. liS Pacific street. Brookya
on friasy, sept 2, al ?. m.
LANGToN-A, Staten Island "Wednesday, Aug ST. Msthev
Lsu9tou.
EaC.Id Layery, in the z2d year Of his age.
McDONE Elton Thirdosy evening SA month 3h, OF con-
gcsjion e the brsn Henry 800 u yeph and Isabel.
McDos ell az 9 years months and II days
The the family respectfully invited 10 attend TIE
ucrpI O'Clock this seTnoon SD III day. f1ul his psuts
residence No. ga West Twentieth street Ninth
PURGOLD-In Brooklyn, "wednesday. Aug 81 Cathsrina,
dsusot-T of Grse and Ca;lsIine fseold aged years.
and - days
sANDFORD-On Thursday morning Sept l. e. he' residence
n Twenty street after lingering ness, Ms. May ).
ssnofsrc, wife II Ma ioi- General Sircf1id.
Th- funeral will take place Trinity Chapel in
dh suset Saturday morning At II O'clock Ihe friends Of
ibe family respectfully invited 10 sttsnd.
THORrIn this city Tuesday Aug So Sarah Adelaide oily
child OF Gould Il ana Emma L. Ihorp, aged month sa .
days
TUCKE2--In this city "Wednesday. Aug 81 Sis, only
daughter Joe, pa aud C4thnr Tucker, aid erAdaAus
of Ebjah W Nichols Of Newark, " J.
MAN-On THURSDAY morning. Sep: l. John wshlr
NewioIS ant Sandy tax Pilot ssed u snd nloRa
His friends acqustauc. those % Sit Juo W Avetv tie
New.ysrk and sandy Hoos fio's and h- menbsrs the
Club u " Invited @ attend his fuu-is N
Saturday, the 81 inst Om his late residence No.
l69 IoS. slTest Broukyn.
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Markess-Reported By Telegraph.

NrwO .lrXs Sept l-CorroN-Sae' today 10" oa's ~
80, hu, me-, GA bly, prices diof Gig. sVsss
sDi a. 9dslc foi fair. Flour ou al 81 ~ ~ sdp-tunf
urs ,,.say az 5c Dr-its NeslofkA rgh' Vt po"ns
Psy.>x,p Shirt, -CorroN-The receipts last moan W. rs
40 t,l. n. receipts for the yesr sum up 100,
IN go bules ahead the previous yefr Inc
southern ports ssead Of isst year, are bSSo~ oas'
in port 10 9, 81 baiss. - -, ..,.. ~ 70 rrox h.,s
ending TODAY add up So ooo bales, AGAINST sou"
las, wear The ,ooh is II no bays H.. .,.,...a ~.
L6uIsviLIE Ky sep, 1.-The number o' no. AZ 1919,
p,. y.. 3Ojg0 and the number Of % Ssheaa o
II sp, c,.d. 1850. ~. = "a. Z 4 A ,,r s,o.,.
Go. dnii; I'D =. 81. aud OF "he 81 W.
q, % Wu,xy h.avy a. 2Sc. Provisions nncnins'd' =.
B,IrtMoRE, sept -tLoUsd snpennr hrI' a. ~ .,
hn there are no pucnas~r. that price WHtsr
all. 81 bush 81 ~ lsdsl ~ tor White and
for Red CosN su White 20 ds3,; Yellow sSdS'c' fso'-
s,oNs steady WHISKY steady - -, -, ..A.,..,
Osu.co Sent l. o. m.-FLoUs dun and escnsusen.
Np,,r quiet ard pomipaly lower. Cos> inscuse. SNN
Evr,cprs firm Flour 6c On Wheat, ano on Norh
., Nv York L.kr rs-2y b)ls Flour aud lnD oA'a-
Wheat CANAL ExPosIs-o0o bsis Flour AID 100" ou'H'
Buyr uo s.pt L6p unFLorR dull snd We lover save
and Inp.t AZ s.as 500 bbls AZ ~ Sdtf % or
y,,. Mcbs.n Indiana and Ohio; x5d IS 70 Tor fonD" rIus
nsd and hits Winter Wh,a, dull aud lowers pr~ Sp1as
ons and steady; sales so old Chicago SprtnS 81 40,
bnh ,ou1d old Milwaukee club at zee low ouso IA ohp e.
a, Al a. 90 bush White do. AZ ~ To- CoR> advanced @
=, ga So bush No. illinois a, t5l do7c, clpg a. the .f
6,ure WHIshy nominal LAKE lNPosrs-5."O bos ftotr,
81 90 bn.h WHEAT s00 %. Oss CANAL lxrosrs-'" ees'
Flour 81 coo bush Wheat 47oOO do Corn IS do osi''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

va S.,g Aatoalo Herald mentions the arrival Of
tau coantel,iters vLo gave the OF H. 5. Brown
Ant +. A. Sawyer. l. ADDS:
"Tbey we'o o.tens,tly jewellers, aud Lad succeeded
In putting OF quite Ase quantity OF sous,eriet CON-
In their possession .Ouni Quantlty Of dee and
counterieiers tools, counterfeit sold dollars aud
swospd shsf pieces, srd bi Is o. exehsese anosnt'
N,e 10 s,ve-al tl ousand o.rs They also hsd cooper
,Ssies with which 10 counterfeit bills on tie STATE Bank
ga Louisiana
A'Ae Victori- Asrocate publishes the following eS-
fra%, from letter received by a gentleman IN trat
Mac Z, from friend in Gonzsles, dated Aag. Il:
"It becomes my painful end mel snoholy d9'y to
sppri. you Of one I tee most horrible and codbooded
a. ,Stiops tbs; occGrreS any couotry Last
NIGHT a, O'Clock, az William EStzell Was coming out
fr,m supper q: the keyses House, he met 10 the
hall by N,iR Mccoy, professional gambler sni ont.
h-. xbo ssksd Nihsm if his name was Baltzel
william said il waS. Mccoy said. "you are ID
murderer" and strack him on The head with siets'
ehot ,hieh knocked iim senseess. Just a. that time
David Bah ze stepped 10 q, the front door cad fired
pistol At Mccoy, bot mis ssd him MecSy ta,1sd and
ana psss,pg round the fore head lodged 10 the night
David expired u sbpv. ,hA7y niHu'e', and Mec'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
To ARRIVE
pnsseaaers Arrived.

In .eam.Ap africa from LtrerpoMr and Mrs Rosenfeli
five CHILDREN Mr. Schultz Madam Bishop schultz sod
maid. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lddsl Mrs NJ A. Jset.on m.s
Ktsnd Nj end Mrs Matthew ClAIkson cnild and nurse Me-
and Mrs David Hoadhy, Mss Alice ADD Mi" Hosdl-y M
snd Mrs Endep, Mr. and Mira Sheney, aud m.d Hon.
GrsDt.y Be- ky and Iohp Manning and se-
bard j. 2. Damn A. Dolman Mrs. Hay str aud MT
b Kps Mo- Graham. Madam Lsyeoch 0iss s0h, j. o. Orr
= Kitlsno, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bsnw s,tsteI
c. Crsusr Miss Dpsh Shspnon, VIM Moul,, w. A. Saith r.
Smith, H.nry "site Che, w.te Nc sod Ms Cos. M,'
Chlss Mss Gorsuch, M Csros Noonsp. H. Napier. j. o.
Ward Mrs Edw:rd Curtis, J. L,y,l-, p R,ssr VI, ed
Ma Eserbrob Mics Fser5cook VIM. Nixon, mrs and Misc
Ward, Col wssts'p Col Frzg.rad, M, Ro:. sad nepAs~
Hosa,e, Gormsn, NJ oba. segman. Wm ii Young, Louis
Hart George Beckett DR. Imkle joseph Stone Wm bltie
ill., EDWARD Gihson. Sir JobG Rennie Mayne, Jas L.rd-
say z. Ackoyd, Mr. and Ms Bs,es Mr. and Ms ffJ,
Timothy Street w Hilbert; Henry G,..lle Charles Spirit,
Mr. Micbe j. Kellar Mr. Diziys aud friend r. r. Ciesf,
Mr.. Poindexsr ". Brown, j. Alfonso, T. AioDso " D.
bocg r. Morrison H. w Jones. MI Fun Wn Andrews. Mr.
6rs Il. renders j. Wood, Mr. Ath'ns Mr. aud Mra Y.
A. CLARK W. Ro.s. G. Lansing Mr.: Harvey Mr. B,ss Mr.
Ber.che Mr. Eecles: wm. Msnche. John Hush.'. Hsst'
Joaquin DISCO. Mr. McConnip, Menier raeh'r Benz.
Sn Miss Mary Brao.r John Jones Mr. aod Mrs Thomas
Sou'bs Mrs Mary 0rose and ipfnt. r. illnsn, Essed
Walter Abb. u. Rnb-r Bscks Mrs Rosemopd.
In steamship Borovia J,om Southampfon, Hare aad Han.
Bnyg-Mn b Gutnsnn and family. II Zspphn, Meyer and
family b. ssrneok D. Hirsh, g. Adler II. ifansnsnn D,
Fank and family, + Huntington, C. H. Kohncke.