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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

During u year there have been renewed in the
track chiefly on the Eastern dviEon), 1885 cross
ties, and $500 which have been delivered along the
line, are to be put in Immediately.
The Neac-OrLans Croscent Of the 9th inst TO
ceived by the Adams Express, reports the Exchange
market as follows:
1.-THE counter rate at the banks for checks on New
York was steady at ! prem. Outside, though there
was very little done, the rates for sight drafts on
Boston and New York ranged at from para prem.
Ia bils there was very little DONE from the TACT
that there were very few offerings. We quote Al
sixty days sight at from and y cant discount;
good 10 far a and discount. Sterling stifened
to-day. There Gales of clear bills as 1861 a lOSt;
the dealers buying rates were from 1851 lOs5 and
fraction for something OF the very incest order
In bauk bills there Gales Of some thousands OF
pounds at lO9 Wequote extreme rates for clear from
l0Sl up TO 1881. In document bills the transactions
were limited. We quote 1919 al072 and lOS. Very
little done in France to-day. Bank rate on Pans d
rect 5.l6! 0515. Outside rates range from o'2oI q
5.lSs and dull"
The Cincinnati Gazette of Tuesday says:
"The earnings of the roads centerng in Cincinnati
for the month Of Msrch will largely exceed the earn
iugs of the corresponding month IN 1899. The earn
ings Of the Cincinnati, Hsmilton and Dayton Road go
far this month are some 81 900 So 900 ahead of the
same time last year. Between Saturday night last and
Monday morning no less than l35 cars of merchandise
came in on this road from Dayton.
The increase in the earnings Of the OHIO and Mls-
sssipp Road will be larger for March than they were
for February as compared with last year. The Little
Miami will also show an increase.
:" The earnings Of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad so far in March, are between 5000 and
$1,000 ahead of the earnings OF the corresponding
teriod in 1885, in which year the road did the largest
business since it's opening"
The philadelphia Ledger says:
"We understood yesterday from Harrisburg that
the new Free Banking bill would probably not sue
ceed at this session."
The following table win give an idea of the business
of the insurance companies of the State of New York.
the gross assets income expenditures etc, of the fire,
marine, and life insurance companies, for the year
1870.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

srues TO sucb an extent that mffy old MILF, which
baSe been idle for years have been put in rquisiou
70 spy the demands for the coarse .brcs and o.crs
are being renovated with nsw mschnsrY adapted to-
fine goods, not to speak OF the new works and fac
torres which sro d'y being projected is the part
Of wisdom to hold the goocs so as to invite an mpora
ton, or even al accumulation of stock.
The Wooden market is without animation, and the
loses which mUst eDsue in the sale of Spring goods
will be very large We annex our usual statement OF
exports of Dome site Goods for the week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

PANIC IL PUBLIC ScHOoL.-Atl O'Clock on Thurf-
day afternoon as the children in the primary depart
ment Of Public School No. 80 in Clarke street, Dear
Broome about returning 10 their studies from
brief intermifaoD, of the little seeing some
smoke puff ont Of the wiz dow Of adjoining building
cried Fire, fire." and ran screaming into the
schoolhoute. The cry was readily taken up by other
Children one of whom, little girl succeeded in getting
into the street. where che gave the alarm and n few
minutes thereafter the Sprngstreet bell was sounded
for the Third District. The report that the Clarke
street Public School was fire spread rapidly through
that Of the city and s9on the street was blocked
up by the fremen with their engines and hose car
rsges ard fathers and mothers with snxiety depicted
upon their countenaneee crowding toward the
school door looking for their children.
The Principals Of the various departments had as
much they coud do TO keep the children from rush.
ing pei nell down the Stairways, and it was
only by the moot ptrempoiy commands that they main
tained even toerable degree Of order The fremen,
discovering that their services were not required,
quickly left the ground. section of police, under
command Of Sergeant Bogert of the Eighth Ward,
early at tho building and passed the children out Of the
front door'as they were dismissed by the teachers.
The little ones greatly frightened, but no one
injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

CABIsETNAKERs' STRIKE.-Severalhun5re cabinet
makers have united themselves eeterminedly 10 the
demand for increase of 10 to Is per cent in their
wsgep snd have appointed Committee, which is con
stany in session at their headquarters at Social Re-
formers Hall in Grand street, to receive intelligence
from the shops throughout the city, sad come to terms
with the "boeses," whenever the latter agree TO
come to terms with them. Already, fifty shops have
acceded TO the demands Of the workmen, but on the
eastern side they persistenty refuse to do An in
eryiew held, by request with the bosses at late
meeting of the latter but Cancellation was effected.
The Cabinetmabers Association pay all the members
who are on strike the rate of 81 10 - per week. aud
are determined to stand their ground. The workmsn
now ask the public give them the orders which they
have heretofore given to their employers. 0rdsrs ara
received by the Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30
lAdyer.isonsnt-l

II. 1T.
JANIS discovered while in the Indies certain Cure foy
Consumption, Abms Bronchitis, Coughs Coda and General
Debility. The reneey discovered by him when his ony
child daughter given die Hs child W a cured
and alive ard well DESTROYS Of benedtng his fellow
morts he WIZ ser 70 those who wish receipt contain
Ing full directions FOR mailing and successfully th remedy
hee on receipt OF their with s.a return
There not single symptom o. "A
onse take bold Of and dseae Night peeyshnsss
Talon Of the nerves failure Of memory difficult eIpectoraon.
The stomach inActon Of the bowes w.ug away OF te
ebcs AacTe~s q. Z. 6Rows Co.
Nos. 80 aud 81 John.st New.iorS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30
CITY ITEMS

We had dry, windy weather yesterday, with per-
feet deluge Of Delavan's dust. When we may expsct
more toerable state Of things the City Inspector only
knowsl II he would hasten the coming Of that good
time, let him set the water carts at work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

A QUEER APrLIcArIoS.-As q specimen Of tAs
mental calber o. some Of our public school teschen,
print the following application for an increase Of
salary, lately made to a local Board:
NEW YoRE, Jan. IS. 1860.
To The Board Of School Officers and Trustees Of e Foa'teeaa
Word
GENTLEMEN: The underlined respectful sohcts an
OF as and bee leave 70 state two for
plying Viz liable any 10 be taken sick III
taken sick with no other what realized from his
Pre- salary be will be compelled himself uoon the
cold the world inrude the generosity OF
few tried friends be carried TO the Poor House and perhaps
the few dollars few friends, few nourEhmsns
fstEeT's
anxiety sympathy Of friends, conEgned 20
premature grave. Respectfully submitted. K 4 <
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

THE EXECUTION or john CRMsrss.-The gentle
men who went TO Albany on Tuesday night, for the
purpose Of inteIcedpg with the Governor in behalf Of
John Chnniins, returned on "Wednesday night having
been entirely unsuccessful in their mission. Crmmns
Is sentenced to be hung to-day for the murder Of
Denis heHenry. The Jury which brought him in
guilty recommended him to mercy but the Governor,
upon careful review of the case, could not discover
circumstances sufficiently extepuatng to warrant his
interference. The law viii therefore take lie course.
The condemned man has given up all hopes OF
mercy, and expresses himself prepared to die. He
attended by Catholic prer., who has spent muoh
time with him lately The wife Of the prisoner Is con-
slant in her attendance upon him, frequently bringing
their two young children and spending many hours IN
lis cell At such times they are left entirely uho's'
tuIbed BY the keepers and visitors Crmmns MANI
iess reat affection for h children, and whle si'enuy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

Messrs. j. M. Emerson & Co. have issued hand
some colored thogspb Of Rosa Bonheurs great paint
ing of the Horse Far" 1t is fine specimen Of tn,
new AT Of photographic printing in colorS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30
IAdvertissment-
A-.o, .naxr .rrrp Eny-NTnK

Are continually pouring fOI those RicT Sk adysT:sd 3;
,nd Bat the greatest Bargains Of the SEASON those
DyTS Vo1 ante Rosgs sllg these rch Silks cost $25
i,Y, Aa those rich CHgSR SLKs 1t 81 involved at 81 IS,
Rjb P.EI. CASyEfk IN sold color 1T ard importers
tToice cos. 50 perJsrd Lsaes, yea wish desirable
SIN Nessr Co. have splendid line OF R.eh Siks
In avery variety, q third less than cost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

Grsnd aggregate. II co. 100 81 sSss416 70 $lsScz0 "A
The amount received by Lille Companies from other
States and Foreign Governments for premiums In this
State and the losses paid not shown by the state
melt The aggregate amount ofgroSs premiums received
during the year by all the Fire, Marine, and Life
Insurance Companies, exclusive of Mutual Fire Com
panies, reaches SO, 343 176 II. The cash premiums
received during the year by Mutual Fire Insurance
Companies, amount to 1894 400 IL, and the premium
notes received amount to the of 81 4l9, fi6 So.
The amount of Coal transported over the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad for the week end
ING March q, was as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

The Republican primary elections to choose dele
gates TO the State Convention, will be held tonight
all the wards above Fourteenth street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

Young men DESTROYS of joining Republican Wide
Awake Club, now organizing for duty during the
Presidential Election, under competent drill officer,
are referred to an advertisement in another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

Dodworh's seventy.firs! Regiment Military Band
viii give grand instrumental and vocal concert at the
Cooper institute tomorrow evenisg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30
IAdvertiscmentI
nd STRANGERS IN
MERCHANTS Ell

MERCHANTS FROMABRoAD, and STR Anglers III
IhK CITY vii Ind the Free Muaeum Of FowLHR WsLLA
No ees broadway above the Park interesting p>oe "a
Walt "a Is contains bust sAus and portraits Of the most noeA
men the vord has known Illustrations made when desired
allowing the talents dsisctA snd proper oOcnpsrea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

SUSPICIOUS DEATH.-On Wednesday morning al
officer of the Nineteenth Ward found an uukaowa
man lying in an open lot in that Ward dangerously
injured, and jsmmed between two large s.onss Sew
eral severe wounds were found upon his hssd Of
which had fractured bis skull. The wounded was
taken to Bellevue Hospital, where he soon after ex-
PRED. Coroner Jackman at later hour in the day
held an inquest on the body, bat no testimony was
elected going TO prove the identity Of the deceased.
The jury tbereupOn rendered verdict that the de-
ceased to HE death from injuries at the han Of
some person or persons to the jury unknown" The
deceased evidently laborer, about IS years Of
age, and was dressed in gray coat, two hickory
Shirts and pair Of overas Ii is thought that thu
deceased, while intoxicated, had been assaulted by
row dies and beaten with stones; bat nothing positive
has yet been ascertained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

The prorrietOrs Of The Programme, well known
theatrical Journal, announce tina; they will hereafter
Issue special weekly EDITION of their paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

ArrLTroS's CLEARANCE SALE.-Chief among the
more notable books sold yesterday was an edition Of
walpoos Royal and Noble Authors, l2mo., inlaid In
folio size, with II portraits well bound, which brought
81 cot Of Harician M'cs llauy went at SO Sol a6ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

CoRREcrIos.--We have received letter nom
cloth house denying tho truth of the following para
grsph from our article the Aims House pepsr mem, ,
csse has be en- reported In which certain UNI ~
e. IA i.hed Foods for pson clothing hass IecenuJ
Lot RAJ eu1om The explanation offered wa, ina. n
.-r.ed set ii blankets 20 officials In Tue Dep.
hey nsa ~ A. they felt poor they did not do So ana
hc p,ison cloth was procured elsewhere-'
qb.v say: "The above paragraph undoubtedly
a. ra,or. 10 us. We have received and executed an
. order of prson cloths the present year. and there
% fore II the matter was worth the giving of brbe,
" we eoud not have felt poor as MOTTO be able to
" rive a pair Of blankets. We have never been
" approached BY any member Of the Department in
" spy other than the most businesslke and honorable
+" manner We do business only on right principle"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

TENDER CoSscRscE.-The following letter, IN
closing 800 Yesterday received by the Controller:
To Mr.. HAws Con roller
Deov Sir Never having been assessed for tAxe and deng
mysef liable send you this s0 which jddge IL about the
amount due the city. have been worth deots due In
cludedl e tho last ten years about $780, co., $1,000
81 400, &C., ~ 900 $500 40 eco, &3s0o 3o ard
believe for CT the time least have been exempt Tor
$500 each yesr hsyug been FOR Il years. Yoa figure
Il up and f |. not correct will make II 80. HOPE
March 70, Loco.
The money was Immediately deposited with the
Chamberlain subject to the call of the city authorities,
who will promptly restore it to the family of the
incc gnito, so soon az writ of luuacy (which viii IN
doubtedly ssue shall have place him correctly before
the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30
IAdyerslsenient I

Dir. SWEETS INfALIIBLE LINIDiENr "a the bese
remedy for Sores IN the known world
Ds swssrs isyALIIsIz Lsxssz haa been assd By assS
than million people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30
Gamble held an inquest

FoUNp DRowsED.-Corons Gamble held IN iuquess
AZ the Nineteenth Ward station House ene the body o. AZ
Ie which Ma found ia North kiver a. the foot o. ry
i,h street No evidence elected showing now inc
cams In the bat three slight contHsions we're loura
on lie head The jury returned rdct Of SnSoosed
droWnipg The deca about IS OF age sc otery
worked n No BIZ Pearl street, manuacsueso OF oooecs
and asts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30
IAaverttsenaepk
-. - DIAL NJ lUtr

Millions Of Bottles OF Ms. WINsLOw's SOOTH-
NC sIRrP are row used every year IN the United States f
Children Teethins With falling Relief izm8
date and certain oniy - cents . bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

FIFTEEN DOLLARS THE PRICE OF KsocEISG MAN
Dows IN HIS OWN HoUsE-Robert Alderman wa.
tried at the Court of Special Sessions yesterday tbs
chsrge of entering the house of Robert Besley ard
knocking down Mr Besey for saying tina! the alegs-
ton to the effect that he Besley had been beating his
(Ackerman'sl boy, was "ale." 1t was proved thst
Besley bad taken up Ackermans boy in the street aud
carried him of block, probably 70 are him, Bee
ey's children had complained to their father against
the boy for some misconduct. Alderman, becoming
enrsged listening TO his boys representations, went
it was showD, to the house Of Mr. Besey, rang the
bell was admitted made the charge above stated,
replied 70, and ended the affair by knocking down Mr..
Besey.
The complarants counsel represented, 10 stunning
up, THAT would be quite dfereot thing is Acker
had committed the assault al tbs time of the prov
ocatioD but after having had time to cool of, il
were allowed, in New. York, TO enter the houses Of
other people for such purposes with mpuny, he did
not know what would become OF justice ia this city.
Justice Browre made long speech TO the effect that
every should look after mis- children aud let
those Of other people alone, and Justice Connolly aud
himself agreed in the opinion that Ackerman shoad
be fined $l5, which was done. Justice Kelly die
seuted however considering that Askerman had COM
mited fragrant act for which he deserved TO be i'm
prscned. Ia his opinion the remarks Of Judge
BTowLell had no bearing on the case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30
Deposits. nssSt i s.ss i s'ss
Annexed Is The statement Of The g. Louis banks Tor
tho week lnding March 24
As compared with the statement Of tn
week. the results are as follows:

The Cincinnati Commercial says that I" there is q
strong disposition il indeed there is not already for
NAL resolution TO that effect among the Ne~-York as
soeiates who completed thu Eastern Dyision of the
Ohio and Mississippi Road, to allow the mortgages on
that work to be foreclosed. receiver is talked Of
sud Henry Hanna and John Durand have been named
in that connection as Git nominations.
The St. Lous pspeIs, inst received, contain the an
Dusl report of the Pacific Railroad, submitted to the
stockholders March &c. The general result may be
summed up as follows:
Toa earning for TIE Sb8 bO W
Expenses charged to ransportaon...'....'. BUG S5s2
Leaving net 7s6 T68 90
Ipclnced In the amount OF expenses given are sew
nsto.',. Observation-Disclosures. 1885 05
ip Der ,T, ea, ~ ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1snsa 81
And decrease In expenses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1886 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

ARREST up AN ALLEGED GAMBLER.-Atost o
O'clock on Wednesday night John McCsry, some-
what noted fghtog and sporting man, was arrested On
q warrant issued by Justice Connolly, charged with
keeping a gambling "heIf' at No 5s2 Broad ~sy.
The complainant is Jacob Hancb, butcher, m WASH
ipe ton MARKET who alleges that b went INTO the place
kept by MeCsrty, where be "foogtt the tiger for
some time. Having los: 800 by the operation. he
proceeded before q magistrate anS made c,nplaint
sgajDst the proprietor Of the place. charging hi1
with berg gambler. On proceeding to McCsrtys
place, the officers found number Of men IN the
room most of whom awaited themselves ,ftbe open win
dows to effect an escape McCarty toos things coslly,
and was perfssly willing to accompany the officers In
addition to their prisoner the officers secCfed nnmber
of ivory checks, cards, gsme-box and ether imPte-
mepts of the trade. In addition to this sezare the
officers fecursd about go in worthless bills, evidently
kept hand to play OF against good money The
accused taken to tie Station Honse and locked up
for the night and being taken before the sgstrzts
in the morning, was held for examination. Aweshhy
merchant recently Lost st,7Oo in the same house. bu.
thought the wiser courset to pocket his loss rahsx
than publish 10 the world his verdsncy and folly bJ
complaining Of the place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

DIED FROM ScALDs.-Coroner Jackmsn held an
nques yesterday Bellevue Hospital the bedy Of Daniel
MeCue, peyo Of Ireland sgej 81 year who DIED rom the
effect Of caes received in January lat Deceased was sns
bakers shop when kettle upset. the con-
ssldns the lower part his body Vcrsietn accordance
with the fasts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

set 4i vols Of Latin Clssscs Dolphin edition, s'ouss
rs cents per volane; Abbossford Wavsrey, remark
ably fine edition, In u vols, sold Of ss per voa@ss
Boydelrs Shakespeare 10 vols folio weot at si6 per
volume The largest work cold the ses OF Grssfes
GoitrSs Hntoriqses du Muse, de Versoiile', co.
lection Of 5000 splendid engraving mostly proofs on
India paper, lage SIZE bound in 10 vols folio, wbch
sold for $3.50. The WORK was held 10 thc Messr& Ap-
plston's store at $1,000. The sale concluded lsss
niait at LIT 0l3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

The TENEMENT HoUsx yIcrms.-Yes:erday after
noon the last sad Offices bestowed upon the re
mains Of tbose who lost their lives by FIRE 10 the Forty
fifth street tenement house. The bodies were borne to
Calvary Cemetery, followed by the two wifeless,
chiloess men, and host Of sy mpathizing friend. The
wife and children of Mr.. Bennett were deposited in
one grave, and the wife and children Of Mr.. Whalen
IN another
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

Cltl68 VI the OL0Out III 04lSb WOShy w.
ss ebown by their last statements is rs follows:
Loans Deposits Specie. Cteuin;
Total 2Ss T13 iS7 s29 2Ss 4s6492S Sl5s 912
Lest yee....... 2546<3S $50 s06So564 5S2SS ~Zo04o4
The bxsiBess Of the Clearing House 70 day was s3i
$4,000. The stock dividend Of the Delaware, Lacks
wanna and Western Road is now in course Of pay
meDt, although declared payable on the 18th May.
The Oswego and Syracuse Railroad Company has de-
clsred ssmi-annuai dividend Of p cent, payable on
the 10Th Of April at the Office Of the Howard Insurance
Company in this city.
The money market continues unchanged. Demand
loans are sac y cent, and paper Is freely passed at
se7 y cent, the bulk OF the transactions In good
names being at 6 y cent spi under. Some specie ia
bang sent over 10 Boston and small amount also to
he south Treasury Notes are In good ingairy al
Vent premium for the cents.
Annexed Ia the statement Of the Boston banks Tor
We AL two weeks:
March 10, 1850. Mar 26. 1860 hG e. 1870
eAnA............ go s,hb 96o,leGHs ToJo.s'.ys
oFees .....,....... s4iG.SHs S,6z1S6l 6S"'|SS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-10

DG- Prominent; Democrats at Washington
acknowledge that the late movements ofthe
Opposition in electing their candidates for the
several offices from the various branches of
the pposition-indicata a combination OF
all the Opposition at the next Presidential
election.
Pennington is an old-Whig-Republican,
ofconservative tendencies. Forney is q pop
tY-anti-administration DEM
ocrat. Marston, Doorkeeper, is a Northern
American Republican, from New Hamp-
shire. Lucas, postmaster, from Illinois,
was clerk in the land office, under Fillmore,
and is said to be an anti-Lecompton Demo-
ocrat. Hoffman, of Maryland, Sergeant-at-
arms, is South American, who voted
against the Kansas-Nebraska bill. John D..
Defrees, of this State, (who, we hope, is to
be printer, is a Observation-Disclosures Re-
publican, of old Wing antecedents.
We think the selections generally ju-
dicious.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-10
Opposition Meeting i'm WarrIck
County.

We find the following call published in
the BoonViIIe Democrat of the 18th inst:
PUBLIC MEErING-All persons opposed to
the present Administration of both Ma
tional and State affairs as conducted by the
party now in power, are requested to meet
at the Court House in Boonville, on Satur-
day, the 18th day of February, 1860, at one
o'clock P. M.-for the purpose of taking
the necessary preliminary steps in order that
the wishes of Warrick county may be fairly
represented in the Indianapolis Convention
on the 22d inst, and also in the Chicago
Convention on the 18th of June next.
w. G. Ralston, III. j. p. Haynie, Armer
Reed, Chester Elliott. w. w. Brashears,
o. P. Sergeant, +. A. Brown, Samuel Swee-
ney, c. Schneider, Samuel johnson, j. NJ.
Hawkins, Israel Hemenway, VIM. G. Zieg-
Ter, e. A. Baker, B. N. Bates, VIM Hemen-
way, p. Schneider, Nathan Garwood.