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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CcanrssrosFss EXPLORATION. The Commissioners of
Emigration held no meeting YESTERDAY. coa-eqaeoes
Of their absence At the funeral OF the late James r.
Pagan. which took place yesterday morning.
THE PxorrsrASr EPISCOPAL Beam Foayrss Mr.
aoys-The rsrn,r annual meeting Of the Board ~ Ms
Of the Pro,sstant Episcopal Church held last
evening the Church OF the Ascension Of Fun
avenue and Tenth street, Bishop odsnhemsr
the chair. and the following bishops also
were preaent - whippie. Coke, Carlson, Ar.
mitagc and Neelev, besides members 81 the
clergy and ai,y The rcuorts of the domestic ant foreign
committees aud OF the freedmen's commission pre-
sented and the meeting passed on without any u thoss
Anglican synod in England In the evening an eloquent
the subject OF missionary enterprises and
successes was preached by the Rev Dr. kcand 81 10
troi The Board have congratulate themselves
the satisfactory results that have rewarded their
abors during the pas' year and the vsrv cheering amt
TO ego out into all lands and presch the Gospel
and such tho the present cay OF religious
every sect rs Disciples disciple and pro..lys. Tods;
and tomorrow services will continue each
"caos and ss p. seven the report.
the various commtts, shows that At home the OF
$3.50 $50 "a was raid out for domestic missionary iabos
and $142 l36 ~ received For foreign missions the
committee show the following statement: - Receipts
&c, $50. oo4 6s expenditure, ssi 69t So while the
port OF the Freedmens Commission shows an expendi-
tnre OF s3o3 $40 ~ AGAINST fund or $40 22s So over
500 $50 has been received In egsces alone for the
cral fund Of the mission
TRIALs Poucs Hx,pQr asrsFs-The Police Com
missouers held their regular weekly trial meeting yes
terday afternoon Commissioners Acton and Manierrs
ia the examiners chair. Several which citizens
complainsnts tried, but OF any
public Importance.
DE,rH on Bo,sp Az ALBANY srsNxxa-Cor~uer Cover
was Yesterday called to hold an inquest over the re
mains OF mau whose name is supposed to have been
Zebulon Long who died board the steamboat Drew
during the passage from Albany TO this city Tuesday
night. A post u,ortem examination will he held on the
N Odd n
SIG IN cash and q railroad ticket from Rutland, VT. TO
this city.
ACCIDENT SswNnI--ycstsrday morning officer
Cinchy, OF the Eighteenth precinct while passing the
sawmiII at the or Second avenue and Twenty
third street, called upon TO have Frederick schir
mer, laborer. residng at No. b03 East Eighteenth
street. removed Bellevue Hospital who had hts hand
canght while at work circular and two OF his
fingers amputated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cuusT-ls BANKRUPTCY.

The Right Of Creditors to Seize the Property
of Petitioning Debtor.
Ia tas matt Of L. DureyI. Jr.in this the fol-
lowing order was made b. Judge Batchford Upon
reading tho three several petitions and afdsvs Of the
above named bankrupt icd Ia the Office OF the clerk
Of this tho 10th day Of October 1867 and the
petition in bankruptcy and schedules thereunto an
nexed n,sd In the Office, and motion OF Edwin
James, Esq. counsel for tue petitioner. 10 ordered
each Of the above named Plaintiffs aud the Sheriff Of
the oity and county of Now York show
cause before ~ my chambers the
United States Di<nc Court for the Southern
House NJ the city OF Nov York the 10th day OF Oco.
Der Instant at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon why ali
further proceedings each aud every oil the shove
toned actions by the above named plaintiffs their
attorneys and all fur her proceedings the part OF The
sheriff Of the city and county Of New York disposiug
Of and dealing with any goods seized by him in any OF
the said actions, In transferring or parting With the
possession OF the same should not be saved until the
nnai determ' OF the question OF the petitioner
discharge under the said bankruptcy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

teharno branded With c>grtrtf.t hrant ~ ~ ~-w~~
Iobscce In specisr wnae~. hes~ser nrs wi.is~d II
avenue A. Np~ York, where 10 feau faart@ea y a.
similarly branded Tho parties there hn tl.al -
defendant bad sold The oia % Ahem ans 10 there
upon proceeded 10 ares Hart
B-njamin n. Bro.n. G-nsrsl lr.pec'w az fob.oce.
testified he with NJ koiiins ~h~n en-. lstss
made the discovery Of IN tobacco oas - berss
fosnd IN avenue A predmcsd wh-a
witness stated that the brad lhessos wns
simar 10 that the bexrs sssEsd q Hsrs's place b
This the in matter ~ ~ords and nxases
genuine; the brand the eox fsise thet.Fh irxl
Har tod vtnss that lac usuld hsvs lid MIN al abesk
the tobacco IL he had come 10 him When hs The d.
fendantl obtained q; witness did n.il~ve p.ssbss
to make this brand NE baxes with The isis
never authorized any 90 bic npectos bssnd a.
one like IL
james I. Adams, tobacco manufacture. DANG b~~s-
~ Dexraw street. testified the appearsacs
OF the brand 90 the boz would say thai u nst
Mr. Browns; the defendant had parchAs~a hxooo frsn
him and had sAid that sould bsy fren h1a.
but did not care whether was inspected or act
The further hearing of tho sdlossosd untn
the 22d inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
OPENING or HARLEM BRIDGE.

Yesterday morning q baifp past ten O'Clock, the
Harlem bridge full description Of which given in
yesterdays HERALo. was thrown open 70 the public
Mr. Jackson the president Of the Bridge Commission,
and ths other members of ths same besides the eng
necr contractor and large body Of tho employees who
had been working for many years the structure
with . Numerous crowd Of Interested spectators were
present
The weather Vas beautifully One for the Inauguration
foe Yesterday indeed the most splendid day our
Indian summcrhst pleasant season OF the year which
comes like In the DESERT between erciug win
and The dresry faa day which will take Its stand
noes OF year. In olden time IL used tho
custom on nrs, opening . bridge seod . pig across
according TO the old Biblical account Of
devii entering into herd Of swacl that all the evil
spirits might b TO O.
beyond. However, In tho present case account
Of prasewcrhy consideration for the feelings OF the
evI spiras especially bad whisksy among them this
part of the ceremony Vas dispensed with. The
the opssns nos y, ,,v i%%p .s.s ,.s r.s
graced the ceremony with Their presence, aud
prominent characters ssom Harlem and the
some little delay which necessary consequence on
suca occasions, the committee nhslly dec ared the
bridge open pubic traffic FROM the 10Th day OF Oc-
iobsr. 1891 The approaches were then thrown open,
and thus inaueurAted this handsome structure.
which great contrast 20 the woodss bridge that has
long been to the neignborhood. II would
have tended better, indeed for the imposing effect OF
my yesterday II this wooden dsbrs hardly
s sss S" The new bridge was opened AZ il is
rnoath o. more most probably taking into con-
s,derAioa hos long . time the construction u
the nsw bridge hes iaksn-wi eiapse before
The wooden one 10 removed; and until that Is
done hail eject o the present elegant structure Is
lost The new bridge formed In three curves, tue
Of winch 10 movable, 10 allow 10 pass
beneath. IL has . half thness halt Goshic sort OF
lsok, and y Just adapted 70 the scenery q the
spos whore Il crosses the stream. Although light IN
effect 10 solid enough In and from
u looks remsxEsby graceful The cot Of tho bridge
vii he huts iess ti-an . million dollars; but " u had
been coupissrd sxa,ehs OF n would have cost much
less The work he'd lasted nearly years. and 1t
csrtA.nly was time enough thas u YES opened. Az
epeinesrag work certainly reflects consdeabls credit
both ne designer and contractor In sfter years
Harlem bridge win undoubtedly - regarded
ornament 70 shs metropolis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

Impertase % atorekeepers-Tho Stamp On
Mansfacsuved Goods.
Over six hundred soreksepers in Brooklyn have been
complained Of b. two special inspectors of the internal
Revenue Department for not having all manufactured
goods exposed for sale stamped as the Law directs Tho
inspectors have been about three weeks In overhsuing
the stocks Of drusgst grocers and others, and they
say that not moro than goods featured
have the revenue stamp upon them Assessor
Weuwcod's once was besieged Yesterday BIZ parties
who had been complained or many cont ending
that they had never violated the law and should not
have been complained Of The nne for each offence Is
$50 ono half OF which goes tho Informer and the
Other half 10 the government The Assessor says he
has simply notified the parties complained or and who
DESIRE they c,n petition 60 tns Department TO rsm tho
line. Hs says he viii do all in his power 10 assist
them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
COURT or SESSIONS.

Convicted Of Htxhway Robbery.
Before Judge Dikeman and Justices Hoyt vocrss.
Potter Quina Indicted for highway robbery, placed
trial yesterday morning The complaining wt,sess
Mrs. Josephine Smith, rss ding at No Clark ssress
who testified that the 10th Of September last shs
was.waking along Clark street with younger sister
Quinn approached from b,hnd and laid OF his hands
upon Mrs. Smiths shoulder. She turned to ascer-
tain who had taken this liberty whom the prisoner gsbA
. pocketbook from her hand and ran towards Hi0ks
street. Mrs. Smith raised alarm, whereup0n Q uumJ
Der Of citizens Joined In he purs. Of the prisoner whS
subsequently, caught In ta;lor's shop Orange
street and Identified by the lady. !
The propr etor ofthe establish mont testified that whsu
Quinn entered he '0ut of breath but oontrved VI
state that he had been running after Tina ne
doubt appeared strange TO the proprietor who fully
aware that there were no cars Ia that inmedats
vicinity.
Tho jury rendered verdict convlctns the prssasr.
who was remanded for sentence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

Notorious sherstr~v- seat - eve state Prison.
ne-ase sasxe Rsssei
The nrst ease eaiied 90 ~ Asa-sart bsnrs Attorney
Hr,rhnss yesterday indlctmsa szEin@t Fles
Thompson AMI Mary Ekin TO- grand lsrc-ny th'y nav
inG 10. 81 az epiemhAr stolen p~c-s 81 slesos
worth s5i from tho drs good. store ~ Wa. feyssn.
az Bawery. The wamsa rhomrsas pssnssiy later
possi q rlel OF entity bet her coasoasrse c'sref
trial by irrv. wh oh ersntsf Tse ~ the CLERKS
along the ncuaer and c"nc~si nnd-r M'ss Thsnr~ans
cloak. The lnrs wIthsat -av hesssanna. rendered
verdict Of gaty. Judge Ia-s-i ~ pss.ins seni@oss
stated that ha prisoners notorious shersr ard
had been rnsbng for years b1L fsrara eiv for
the conmnnitV their rar@er 0f croe ~nn'a b. sopped
for term ~ yesrS r kin Z. tSe gate ~ son
Ave wears and rhomnson f,as years and months
Daniel Webster tired and convicted % cs'sinng
money under fasse p-e'-ncss. II appeared frvui hs
9'a'cment Of th. compartment Mr.. Eliza Mcsao-key.
that thu 2ad Of screhsr she arrived "a the steamer
Iowa from Glasgow; that Webster ieli,w
and that landing she proceeded 10 tho once ~
Frsnc Mcl,onaid and cot DRAFT for clio changed eto
erecnbacks hatthe prisoner induced her :" chanse tf
con which he represented "a he od Engiss aovereEns
which Afterwards turn0t ont :" bs worthless rhe
accused when arrcs'ei nv adjective II castle Garden
admitted that he stuck with The stam' ssd wanted
tn IL someb,dv The prisoner ssu'~noed 10
imrrison nent In the State Prison for three Year,
William Prcstev tired mpon Al iadieiment eharg-
Ing him with stealing horse and wagon valued AT foo
tho 23t of September, the property 81 James Sith
appeared from tn. evidence ~ tho complainant that
the le Mondsv 10 the hosse aud cart
he would no directed bv parties for whom S'h worked
and that fsiiug 70 do that search Instituted
the following Frifsv, which resulted In Prestev b-ng
fond Fiatbush Tho horse in possession ~ .
negro. and the cart was found In Lewis street New
York. The accused had been employed ai intervals bv
Mr. Smith for q n m.er'of years. aud he ai~ays
dncted himself hrnesiiv. Connsel for the prisoner
made satement 70 the j-v ~ the effect that Oh, pr
ployer. rh~ jury d.herated for . Tong time and
into court with verdict o. not guilty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

Piles Of buildns materials. heaps of rubbish. ys~n-
ing cavity where the Sidewalk should BE- srsss beams Of
timber, barrels Of hms. 10 ovsrsls splsshsd With
mud and hms. and constant stream sf pssssrsby
easng up and around Tanmanv Hall. are -
present the prevailing features 20 b observed IN
the vic Unity Of thai nme-honor~d snd ceieora'ed
aS OF aemcerstic jnpiless ard brsan dosne
For some months alterations both external and ntsrna,
have peen IN progress TO a. 10 for nswspspsr once
Externally ~ appearance does not seem 20 have besn
very materially changed; fec COATS Of paint and
mansard roof are hs principal points IN which oilers
from the famfnauy Hail OF olden timea The interior
undergoing thorough transformation. should the
ghosts OF departed sacnems, sagamors ans
wiskinkiss ever feel inclined " revisit
The scenes 81 thsr former fumphs they would hnd "
somewhat difncuu 70 locate the grand council enambsr
II hss disapeesrsd forever. and IN the memory "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

iaith'm damocrats. can never 10 recaed Walls have
oeen torn Gown sa'rrase taken swas, ceilings drnudei
OF plaster which hal become br,sn with the lapse
M uhe ana the ascending smoke OF many an In
dian caamet Ondersronnd there ~ deep, damp
ana somewhat obscure space OF great dimension-
whe.e mgsv beams, like ssnt arm, uphold me So
perstructure Nothing 10 finished and every hing Is IN
tho transition stage From garnet To cellar hard handed
ski a. arssns move quickly about through clouds OF
ana over heaps OF RUBBISH and under their msnipn
iauoss the old building gradually assuming new ana
improved appearance. which will render u suitable
naosupn Tor the reception Of the lever by which the
world 10 now novels printing presA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
COURT 0f OYER AND TEaMiasc.
The Arson Trial-The Prisoner Found t;uiifv
al Arson In the First Degree.
Before judge fngraham.

Before Judge Ingraham.
The Pe,pie, DC, Thomas a. Lam'ert-- Tho trial Of
Thomas A. Lambert upon indictment for in tho
nrs, dcgrcee the offence consisting OF the wifu lrny
by the prisoner during the night time OF the Inhabited
house No GO Oliver street. the 10th OF Angus, last
resumed yesterday morning before this court
ohcer Van Deusen, Of tho Metropolitan police, called
for tho prosecution testified IN relation 70 the foot
prints found in tho yard Of the premises; took ths
prisoners boots and fitted them the footprints the
Yard the indenston Of tho tight loot the deepest
the prisoners right boot corresponded exactly with III
took the Gu sci from the DIT which the linden.
taions made on the trunk.
Cross evan psd-The Of the right hoo, had been
worn OF in q peculiar the heel aud toe can.
not that boot the refer TO boot pro-
duced; the boot lifted seemed 70 have bce1 worn OF
more at the toe; have chsels Of all this
ono = very small one; have seen ohisels Ike 1t
before.
Tre Marshal Baker sworn FOR the prosecution tcs,i.
nsd that no visited premises No. 90 Oliver
che morning OF the ERE; saw Indications OF hre Ia the
closet and footprints about the yad one Of these near
the fence deeper than tho other; drew this model
Of the premises tvness explained model 10 the juryt
Nothing OF importance was elected from the cross.
examination Of This witness, and hr. Mcclellan a
counsel for the prisoner without making any opening
for the defence called his iirst witness
Albert m1i,sey Beng sworn deposed = follow,
time OF the IRE was n bed ~ the time the IRE oc
cured did no, sleep 10 the house. met Mr. Reel ..
six A. III. Lambert Was al the corner OF Cherry aud
Oliver streets: Reed had him arrested: went 70 the
station house aud that Lambert been searched;
the things found there; saw large ring there; the
ring wrssted from by Lambert playful man.
ner; told him 10 keep H.
Cross sIamInsd-I did no, give him the KEYS or he
chisel or the knife or the half boz Of matches
Redirect don't think this s2sh pyodueedl tie
enc have seen with the prisoner.
DISCRIMINATION not swear y was not
Mr. NJ Dinab, sworn, deposed - follows-I q reg.
ular 'iongshereman lived in the rear OF No 81 Oliver
street: was AWAKENED BY the noise on the snornug Of
the dre after down With acsndle saw drunken
man lying 10 tbs yard near the bydrsni saw some
lvfn rl
never seen the since aroused him and told him
there Ere In the house. he vas very trunk after
short time left tho YARD; have not seen him Gnce
Cross srsmined--t did not touch the clothing: vas
about three and bali feet from ~ whom put the can
ale on the cellar all the cotbiDs did mos touch
loose: did not see any sash around tho clothes
Re directI have peorie ~ over the fence frc.
ausnty saw no one 60 over that night tho night vss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
SUPREME couaT-cRCulr-- PART =.
The National Express. and Transportation
Company IN Court.
Before Judge J. C. smith

BelOre Judge ]. Z. smith.
Lslcis w. PiRmsssdd The Ndfiossoi EgYycs and
TrdHspa,Tdion Company This action brought BY
The paintin for the recovery Of damages for INJURIES
sustained 10 his person and properly by collision Of
OF the Defendants wagons with the horse and be-
longing the plaintiff II wasscsimed ths, the plant
ills hore injured 80 that the ma deterIosted
in value the amount OF 500. aud that the planiG
himself severely disabled that be incapaci
,atcd for business for several weeks Mr. PlumFiead
testified that he was carman and earned shout $40
daily, srd that has disbursements for medical attend
also large
No evidence offered for the defence the complaint
having been admitted The Court droc ed the jury that
in arriving Mt the verdict the suffering endured by plain
tn might be taken into consideration la addition 10 the
other questions pertaining 10 the rule OF damages The
jury found verdict in favor of plaintiff IN the IL
$l3l5. Tho defendants the organization OF which
General Joseph v Johnston. late The Confederate
army, u Understood 70 be president For the plaintiff,
James g. White and Chauncey Shsner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

r-s',d Ss''s .. FAasp Hays-Ths defendant ss
arrested on the ctarss % usns ceanisrfs hsasd On
boxes Of teosccs and resolving upon which shs
ssr had cot bssu pss. the sane tine ksos'ss suea
10 be the fact Tue hearing NE e-ss ~ss comneneed
yesterday 1ornng bsfers CON ml-sioasr Seses
From The sss,msny % nssenes iasfsssef he'iins
appeared thai be arrested me ssfssssns - ne place
Of basssss ~ south Thss street. ID. - prevessy 70.
pousa 10 Ne axsa vssrs ss sss sslssa s~e essss q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
BROOKLYN CITY.
Ga, Cosrt-Caicndar Thi- Day.


rnii>s Nr;ss rwenfyfrs rhslsaad ciourl This
presspts shc question whether the Treasury
eu'sr q eepsembss 1857 respcclns the shares Of In
formers 10 forfeiture applicable 10 . case where the
pr<eds of forfeiture had tssa rscoved w The Marshal
prof 20 the is.anr o. thsf ercaIr the Question
los vecenty been considered ~ Juoge Bschiord In tie
Of TIE United states Eight Barrels Of nsiied
The hshsi 81 ths money thai the subsequent CIR.
cslsr % the secretary q ne Treasury eject
20 reduce NE smount 70 which under the thea existing
rsguistlos, ths informer would 10 sntsd The dsfrl.
button the wn therefore 30 made In accordance
With the former aocson o. ths couu under The existing
ssguisiosa
Dtssiii~ry Condemned.
O. motion Of Assistant Inasd states District Attorney
Ai'sp. shs eis'i'sry - James Kssnss Ma 90 water
street. which wired snns ne sncs w,s cos1emned
900 er1s,sd ~ - sold no claimant app~sred ~ 90
Nmssd he rrocesfs win smeaaa "a acout g. 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

Yesterday afternoon Inspectors Csuin and Cocheu
seized large alleged Illicit discry in the four story
brick building No 81 Furman street. The whole Of tho
building ~as occupied by Il ana tho still itself was Of
the capacity OF three hundred and 6f'y gallons. The
officers also found thirteen fermentng tubs ou- nled
with mash) and ono barrel OF whiskey In tho building
VIM. Lewis & Co 3 rectfving establishment, at
Nos l0l and los Furman street. seized by the same
ooer for alleged discrepancies in the booksof the ss-
adjustment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

The Om~e ~ ssp~r,nsesa~ss Of rssisc nsiid-
iBg. Abslt~h~d.
The Brard AZ Edn-ston met % Ave O'Clock last even
ing. Mr. McIsan, the Pres'dssl 10 the char.
An invitation 70 the pupils Of ths public schools 70
vsas the fair % tps American 10 situate declined.
The auditing comm Tee presented . report on the
account. o the cers Of the Resrd and certifying 70
their correctness The fcowias 10 statement Of The
same
Ralaucs with city chamberlsis May 20 1857. sssss
Deposited By the Compiroilsf. t0soooo
Total receipts. AT
Warrants outstAad ipg NAY 20 1867. ~ SAG
Warrants still outstanding. .........- ~
rad. $780,. .s.... ........ 49,. ~
Warrants drawn from May 10 70
Oct. d.. .......ss....s...- 1851
Warrants ouisiandiRg ................ s,Vf
Pad. ............ VIZ in
Total payments. se763.i
Leaving balance to the BOARD of.... 20 056
Amount paid on forged warrants sitn.
held by the City cnambsran...... 1850
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s7o.oes
Ordered 70 he printed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

removing from his post teacher Of
ored school No 1, John n. Porter Mr. Porter was
charged BY the city superntsndcnt with having beaten
a colored boy bv the name OF WIN. r. Johsson and Mr..
Randall claimed removal Of Porter for violating
section OF tho py laws which limits inGictpa Of
pora punishment uron pups ~ the principals aud vice
principals. After unimrorant debate the Whole
subject referred back 10 the Committee.
The board accepted the resignation of James w. Miller
O. clerk IN the finance department.
by resolution the Board abolished The Office known
Supsrn endent " Pubic Budings and created . DO
parsmsut he known the department Of Pubic
Buildings and Repairs /"
Mr. James I. miller sent In his resignation az . CON-
missioner for the Fourth school district and sccspt.s
ng tue the Board by resolution expressed ~ re-
greet the which led Mr.. Miller TO resign his
position
Tue Board by balio, then elected Mr. James T. Miller
Superintendent OF Buildings az salary OF 1900 per
annuin, aud Mr. Ammin Macvey ~ Assistant Sucerio-
then adjourned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-10

bsu. Mn whisasy, Mi.s MaryA aunn Mts gyness
Norris wifs and Child Master Bytnee, Mrs Ellen
Frank, Hrs Ann Leahy, Mrs Higham. Misses Highsm,
Byrnes, Bauer. Mrs Curtis, Misses Curtis, Mrs
Cosgrove, Miss N Flaherty, Mrs II Sheridan, Mrs G
Ber6am. Mrs N Rodgers Miss Pennsll, Miss D PEN
nall, Pennan, W Dennis, W jenkins, W Early, P
Baxter, Cooper Mrs A Greene, Mrs NJ Gould, Miss
CRyan, Miss Reagan, g Bopart, Waterkeyer, Joseph
Craig, NJ Jones, Mahoney, 7 Crawley, Moran, Ma
grath Guilty. ;Merdy, Hines d Slattery, Louisa
Days. Ryan, W Caldwell ] Birmingham. d J Brooks.
and deck.
Per steamship Moneka, from Now York; Kennedy,
Capt Peck, Mr. Woed, Owens and wife, Boone.
Whelan Peterson, and - in steerage
Per steamer Dictator. nom Jacksonville, Piatka.
Fernandina and Savannah Riggs, Miss Burge Mr.
Allen, Il Elliott Miss Bonnum, A Young and Indy.
W Tinley, Joley and son, DR. Rich, lady and
children, Miss NJ Walker. Miss M Walker, Abrahams,
Langdori, N Joseph. Gilbert, Cassidy. Mrs Dr.
Wayne Brown, Miss Wayne, Blackjack, E
Barber. and 10 deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah via Hilton
Head and Beaufort-M Goldsmith, Miss Lord, @
Edwards, e Edwards and wife, ] Green, NJ French,
B Adams and wife, and deck.
Per steamer W w FRAZIER from Edisto and Rockville
W whaley. Mrs Hauahan, Lieut. M Johnston, Miss J.
Knight. W E Simmons, sr, Whaley, ] s Shoolbred,
Wilson, Rev Dorr, Mrs Bell, Smith, and 15 deck