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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-07

GENUINE TEAS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY.
PRINCIPAL STORE, I2l CHATHAM STREET, Y. Y.
Branch Stores
3lS Blocker Street, NewYork:
36l Grand street. Suffolk.
l9l Greenwich street, Fulton
ll6 Fulton street. Brooklyn
SO Chestnut and 81 y. Fifth-s.. Philadelphia.
II Hanover street, Boston.
INVITE the attention of City and Country Families ard
Purchasers their several establishments. where they
think will be found far the hes, selections OF pure and
uiadulteraed Teas In the United States The universal
popularity and Of their house with reference 10
high qualities, low prices. and upright dealing is well
understood render farther necessary. Ori
nal and only for the sale OF owquas Black
Tea Observe Srangers viii be particular TO
the number of the principal In Chatham street.
viz 2l, between Pearl and Roosevelt The public
will also be pleased 10 take notice that the Canton Tea
Company have nothing TO do with any other excep:
those described the Ton Of this advertisement 80
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vPLENLlD E,SGLISH PkiSro.-'. o. TAYLOR
- CO. 10 54rs So Cedar street received yesterday
rAsF.s or MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH PRINTS unsur-
sse in Patterns and Coisring In perfection Of Shading
;ngr a-e far superior am previous importation Asc.
reccfv.d vesterday-2 Gases Of fJALEOTA GISGHAAS,
prrling the richest patterns and coor!g-Au for cash
az tie lowest market price.
10 T Co. are now opening The choicest styles OF
Gods from every Foreign arrival and + those who visit
The City buy fine Gods make their business 70 San .
g edr the latest fashions and newest Goods aiwais
~, go, j3l
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CooDYEAR'S INDIA RUBBER GooDS.-Ihe sub
VI offers sale old stand OF BeecAer
Benedict Goodyear's Carriage Cloths. new article
highly finished. and VIII retain It's beauty all
weather, suitable for The fines; carriages Also, article
carriages, heavily coated at low prices. Have
hand large variety OF goods IN this lre-Coats, Capcs
Ponchos ReeaaS Jackets, Caps Sou-westers overals
Pants Water Jackets. Ships Letter Bags, air and
tight Seamars Bags, Tarpauln steamboats, which can
be seen al The boats OF the New Haven Steam
boat Co.; every variety Of Covering, nom horse roof
ing Of buildings. steamboats,, railroad cars &C. &c made
order the shortes; and The most reasonable
Life Preservers Air Cushions Carriage Aprons
Mechanics Aprons, shower Baths, Mitieus Gloves &c
&c. Ever: article warranted stand any climate
Ciocdyears Patent Suspenders manufactured BY D. L
Suyda and warranted their elasticity An arti
cIes Tor sale in quantities purchasers.
GEORGE BEECHER, 100 Broadway
III between Pine and waII-sts
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NoTiCs TO CONTAGIOUS -EA!aryrrnez. Of Rorrls
CGRd-Proposls viii be received ~ the oeee OF the
Morris Canal until THURSDAY. The 9Th February next fot
tire Enlargement ire Morris Canal from Newark the
Delaware RIVER distance eichty-Gine mics The work
viii consist principally OF excavation he moved from
twenty five feet. Specifications De had
the Morris Canal Occ jersey City. the Collectors Of
ice Easton. and tie Weigh Lock Newark and
aitcr the sS;h ms. DANIEL TYLER. President.
Morris Canal Once, jersey Ci;y, JAN 81 ls+5. t23 ews
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~ c STANTON, 10 Beaver street. Offers ioE sale me
T. . following desirable WOODEN. GOODS:
sATIyETS-Low medium and superior BIacks Hboed
and plain, oxford, steel, Cadet, Grey and fancy faiH
lures woye, piaiced aud plain.
CASsIMERES-tine priced wool and piece dFed
Black oxford aid fancy mixed, striped ana pam
BEAVER CLOTHS ard 81 Wool Bi1cks
CIOTHs-Rro,vns Olive Green, Blacks wool and p!ecs-
dyed. Of various qualities
PLAID LISSEYS-3-4. superior article
SHEEP GREY CLOTHS-3-i, medium article
SEWING SILHS-varous qualities, fine article for tai
Iors uses.
Sankins Cotton Yarn Madras Handkerchief G!nshars
&c. &c. &C on.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE--Feb. 6.
By Haiiddy d Jenkins.
Three-s.cry brick house and lot No. 90 West Wash
ington Place. McDougal street 81 ass
by WiuiaS d Rollins.
Two-story frame house South side Of 18th street. 275
Is by esi feet. 49,. - 200
ByE II. Luoilotc d. Co.
Premises on 5th avenue. Lot 253 by 100 feet with
forming an L..........:... Q $50
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CEILING OFF CHEAP.-The subscribers having large
> stock Fall and Winter Dry Goods
and being anxious make for the coming Spring
Goods will for short time offer great bargains lhey
opr Themselves that tey enjoy superior facilities for sell
ing fall rs low as any other establishment IN the CITY, az
they purchase their Goods entirely from Auction ana the
Importers direct and for cash. Ladies In want oil goods
NAV he assured that they will End complete assortment
of Fancy Staple Foreign Domestic Dry Goods anc at
oreat bargains. w D. GREGORY s. co.
;In l75 Spring-st.
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ETAL ROOFS Guaranteed dter 7igittor firc Fears
NR hich is Four FEARS Longer than tsidkThc suhscr-
bers have Invented method OF covering roofs with plain
or galvanized tin plates which they guarantee to remain
watertghi FIVE YEARS when put up by them The metal
so put that be affected by the shrinking or
swelling of the planks which laid by the ccnrac-
ton Expansion Of the metal.
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling houses
and this city covered by this method TO their
satisfaction:
Henry Brcvort, ESQ., corner of 5th avenue and 9Th 81.
John :. Schermeihorn, No. 80 Broadway.
David Austin Esq. Q: Exchange place and VIII
liam street..
j. Green Pearson Esq. Merchants Exchange, wal-st.
Geo. Il. Butler Esq. No. 81 Nassau.st
Francis Burritt. Esq. 60 Broad-st.
Notice given that the Improvement Is patented all
bers' plan can obtain permission moderate terms.
mhatf P.SAlLoR & co. Il and ~ Broad-s'
ZONES n TIlLi.s CHANGEABLE SAFETY JOCK
~ This lock can, the will o! rs possessor be changed
50 as make roAs OF locks ont OF that neither
the maker any o'hsr person has any knowledge what
ever of the Lock
The subacroer would respectfully inform the public hat
he has purchased o. his rtner Wm Hall of Boston, Mass.
ms halt in the Patent Right in The above lock- This lock
is owned and will in future he manufactured only by
H. e. JONES his establishment Tie city OF Newark,
" j. And by this advertisement he would notify all per-
oiurnge on his Patent Right The subscriber has
been great expense 10 manufacture and 10 sell the
above lock much less price according 10 the size Than
can be bought in The United States And would farther
that his lock has been picked opened with
the key that locked H. Will DC see by the many
trials that il has undergone at different times, with re-
ward OF $500 10 any PEI who would open iary; bu'
no has been successful and II warranted in all
instances get ord-r while IN use, which has
been great annoyance many who have used locks OF
different construction.
Also his Patent Pad Locks Railroad purposes, Pris-
ons, Expresses and Custom Houses, which have been gen
orally adoQ led and give iun satisfaction H. JONES
IL 'aW'>c Patent lccS Maker. Nswsih y j.
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BROKEN CONSTIrUYION,

The above Is the ORIGINAL and only GENUINE pre-.
paration from this valuable tree all others being fcols
and counterfeit. Only prepared by Dr. swAYNE, vhoss
Office Is removed TO the N. w. Eighth and Rae
streets, Philadelphia This medicine Is acknowledged 81
the Profession and Others throughout the Unvn exc
by far all the other remedies offered to the public P
the cure OF the above diseases.
~ Keep the name OF DIR. SWAYNE In view, Eghit
and Race, Philadelphia.
AoEsTs--Iavland. Reese & Co. New-York; DR.. ". y
Minor. corner Broadway and John X. A. Sands Is
Bowery T.. Il. Warner POS Bleecker-st. N Y City, MI
Hays Brooklyn ;.w. e. Wood, Harlem; Benjamin oda
Newark; John Pearson, Railway John Tcrhune, Ney
brunswick, n. j. j. ). Harrison. Salem, Mass, W.
Pierce, Albany L. Is. Swan and J. ~ winslow Rshe
ter, \. T. Backus < Bull, Troy s,paIdiDg & HaFr5tM
aud j. Green Co. Worcester, Mass John P. Hsls O.
Boston; Harvey Seymore, Hartford, Conn. T. Hdgdg.
Buffalo. ~ Y William Montgomery, LansingbHrs. H.
r. NJ Cohen & Co. Charleston, :. e. Andrew Oiver& q
New-Orieans; H. g. j. Adams, AMI Il. sceine, ~ Iola
WIN. Thorn, Pittsburg Z. b. Hirman Cincinnati.
iai 3ms
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DREpAgAroEY (BoARD1sGl SCHOOL, MIDDLE
-nuS coSS n n CHASE A VI PRINCIPAL.
Es.afl.het in ls55 sessions commence May 18Th and
Or, Ism continuing fire months AZ $50 per sess!oa
are sec-sd 70 pupils fully - n the Elost
eIoensiga sehzols Lads from Sew-York aye placed tn
char N careful person. going and returning Circulars
al 4t Maiket-stre@: and Ia Broa-way a-3 &c
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nRf GOOD, Al BaKGAlNo.-liie subscribers t4he
~ this opportunity OF Informing ihs Ladies Of y YORK
&c that they are prepared 10 offer great bargains III
Dry Goods their stock consists in part OF Broadcohs
Cas.imeres and Satnets. Bombaznes Merinoes and Al
paccas Linen Sheeting Table Linen. Towelnc. Napkins
Diapers &C Cashmere de Lai2es, Ginghams, Prints &c
Cotton Sheetng and ShrrnE, and al other styles OF seq
sonahe Goods Ladies invited TO call and examine Their
stock and make themselves acquainted with their prices
before purchasing elsewhere. ". n GREGORY a. CO
IN Us Spring-st
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SOUTHERN BALM.

y1JHE GREAT AMERICAN RE NJ EDf.-
L. Again present TO the public = few Cer,incates IN
relation the efficacy OF this remarkable medicine. we
cannot through the medium OF the make known ono
half the cures has performed therefore invite all persons
afflicted with CONSUMPTION. LIVER COMPLAINT ASTHMA.
BRoScuITIs, CoroH WHooPISG COUGH &c &c 10 cal az
our office 63s Broadway, dreceiveG pamph
lei containing full description of the Ardna6le SoHra
Balm, together with Treatise Consumption. Certificates
OF Cures and Opinions the Press and description Of our
several all of which have compiled III neat
Pamphlet for gratuous distribution. (CdH and GET oHJ
satisfy yourselves or In you are unable 10 come
send your friend Remember Ne nuer OF the pro.
prlcors office. 63s broadway basement oiice The nled
cine sale the principal Drug Stores In the Uni
ted States
~. Now read the following Certificates, and II you
doubt yet call aud the people whose signatures and ALL
davits they bear:
49, SWORN CERTIFICATES OF CURE.
Our daughter. Amanda Bell had from Childhood been
afflicted with severe cough and pht1sc. She mad been
confined TO the house for months. Since iage her
cough increased aamingly; several physicians were con-
suited who unable to relieve hers her strength was
prosated she eXpcctoraed much blood and NATTER and
was confined to her bed Mr. Bell he advertisement!
Of Dr. Shecuts Southern Balm, and proposed procuring
bottle, but she declined saying nothing help me far.
ther must die Her ply scans and friends considered
her hopeless; determined however, to try the
Southern Balm At first she thought II did not afford her
relief few days she felt better and daily improved
The cure is only complete but miraculous DR..
H. durn her illness applied the stethcscopc and pro-
nounccd her lungs diseased. From this deporabc cond
ton daughter has recovered, and Is renovated In hcaf
and spirits by the providenta use cf less than two bottle
of the Southern Balm which may truly he called best
| ing to the afflicted. JOHN c. HAM, and
M.tKY HAM, 81 GOcrck-st.
To the Of less than bottles of DR. Shecuts South
Balm my from the deporablc condition de
scribc in the foregoing certificate Dr. y. and Dr. H. pre
nounced far gone in consumption. Both OF these re
spectacle physicians ntmated that rhcy despaired OF M
cure. Ny husband and parents determined TO Try TN
Southern Balm, aud the result has been net only restcs
ton to health hut greater enjoyment Of that blessing lG
have ever before possessed. ri
AMANDA BELL, IS Goerckst
City and County Of NewYork, Mary Ham and Joha
c. Ham and Amanda Bell each being duly swOrD, depot
say, That the facts forth the foregoing ccrtcata
are in every respect just and true.
Sworn before me this 4l day of December, 1874. II
THOMAS =. HENRY, Com. OF Deeds &C.
Propreters Office, OBS Broadway A liberal discount
/ the trade, jI6 Inns
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DLUMBERS! PLUMBEIS! PLUMBERS The sub
scriber would Call The attention OF Plumbers and the
public 10 perfect article Tin Plated Lead Pipe,
iactued By entirely process for which he has this
month secured patent which plates the pipe on Tho
inside with perfect plate Of pure TIL.
Having attained great perfection in the method Of manu-
featuring and plating Lead Pipe he is enabled 10 offer this
superior article the price charged for common pipe
lie ants the Pipe manufactured by him not TO burst
or split free ali flaws. scales or other !perectons
and of perfectly uniform thickness
Also. hand. large stock Of untinned Croton and
Country Pipe. which be examined at the manuiactory
22i West street, johnson Brothers, 81 Waer-st
sis CINE K w LOWRER.
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Gpirsons q ne Hos;on Press.

krsAS SoAr.Nr. Ceech at his elegant shop under the
FREMONT Houe has quantity oil this exceen, article
shaving washing II ;hS best thing thing IN the
ke; decidedly. Morning Post.
JE RUSSIAN KTsAS.-Some six years siuce friend who
made .upefeIsVs voyage ST Petersburg, brought
home by way Of Kind remembrance pound cake Of the
genuine KsSsH soap. which he earnestly commercial 10 our
snavng cup We tired sne found 1t socd-very good
good indeed. that had benevolent friend
m,rahe soap compoGnaer DAVIS. OF CAMBRIDGE supplied
our necessity BY eener donation or his box OF all
we know got what should have done with razor
unless TO the throat OF certain dog who may
consider himself dead herring. nc keeps qnie;
night
10 revert however the Hesaa soxr ser all this
sense REICH, under the fremont House, has small
quantity OF the senuine witch Is ceiling just
he attend customers and make IL IS
first article. ana mistake Try IL Eve. Trans.
kEsAs SoAr-Al who have ever used the Ke>an Soap,
whether for shaving Other Of the various purposes
Tot which may 81 usc VIII agree with Us in giving the
preference every other kind is. however IN shaw
s, that It's superiority The most evident IL possesses
the and cnviahe quality Of being equally gcod whe
Their ~ used with hot cod. hard soft Il
any ncuot H. advise him call al tie shop OF
Samuel w Cicech under the fremont House. who kee!s
the genuine article and who will hi incrcu-
ltv. Daily Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-07

DATEST ELASTIC METALLIC SHANKs FoR
BOOTS AND SHOES-LORIN BROOKS takes this
opportunity OF calling the OF the trade as well as
the public generally The superior advantages OF adoptin.
his improved boots aud shoes, which he his introduced
the Patent Elastic Metallic shank
To the 'vearer it presents The following among many
ether advantages over the old method Of stienng the
sole- Of boots ard -es several layers Leather By the
elasticity OF the shank which Is placed In sole
1t gives graceful turn to The foot; 70 the pedestrian
gives ease, preventing The foot pressing forward in
he bso' Wills; 20 tsiocte persons 1t il equally advau-
iaeoas the arch hollow Of the foot Is ., preserved
ana by this process walking boot shoe may be made
with low heel and the hollow Of the foot Re exposed
20 the mu In the old method II gives support to all
the muscles OF the foot the time. and rernarkz-
bly, those who troubled with corrs. Persons
required stand at.he desk viii fna them great des-
derE;um- isis 6ml LORIS BROOKS. l3s Fnton-st
'JNo CALICO PRISTEgS.-Redgced Pftoes-The SUBJ
ser1ber offers Tor sale, II AGnacturery prlos Sarnl
Newbouid Co.. celebrated Doctors and Files. The quality
may be relied upon rs superior TO any other article now in
use and sold II less than tbei; former prices
- JOHN 4 NEwRoULD,
"A 6as- 90 John-ztreet, tup stairs.)
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$1,000 REwARD-To any person who can prove
- lOOO that Dr. C0VEL'S RHEUMATIC PILLS
best article used for rheumatism, both chronic
and inammatory They have and ,rRc" when all 9TH
er remedies fail We, however, ask 10 take
the truth ri the assertion that they will cure but
go and of the many that have used them. We
give the certificate OF Mr.. A. Wech IS Nassanstreet,
keeper OF eating house:
NV YORK, December Il, ls4+.
DR.. Covel-Dedr Sir: cheertuIy say you that have
taken your Pills for the ReUr0m having tried the
prescriptions of perhaps hcHy other physicians and
recommend them sovereign remedy in the inlammao-
~ stages of that complaint Experienced relief In
taking box; they produced the effect you said they
woud-drivng of the morbid matter through the pores
the skin have the greatest confidence in them Gu
rative for the rheumatism.
(Signcd) A. WEIGH.
viii also refer TO many more az anv one will ke the
trouble calling upon None genuine without the written
Signature Of j. II. Moseley the red label attached
each box. Wholesale and retail office 90 John al
SO, rotaed in the city by A. u pos Greenwich street
j. Covel l32 sullivan st; Halocks, l76 Spring Gabau
dan, lil sth avenue; Tower's, corner Broadway and
Chambers SITS Guion, Bowery and Grand 81 r. T.
Moss, 500 and Grand ST. and F. f. Wheeler * Co. III
Cherry street. JIG Inn
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L uruktANr 10 FAMILIES. Linen prapeis, truirle-
tors 81 Hotels Captains OF Steamboats, Packet Ships
and the public gcnerlyThc proprietors OF the WASH
lNGToN STEAM LAUNDRY, SO Westinghouse; beg
call the at;eaio Of the public 10 their and
improved method 9! Washing Linen and Cotton Goods
and OF the many advantages wch reader IL
superior sli Others.
LIST. Garments washed by the process WI last
mach Longer than washed IN the ordinary way. all
wisins $50 very injurious 10 ladies' and genileuea
ing appare is entirely tisyeset with. ana he work
doae from Twenty-Five thirty per cent less than the
usual prisc. and ineomparah,y better.
I'd. The facilities being such. they enabled to bleach
all articles OF linen or cotton fabric white before
uisct1red and lasire given 10 ocsonis OF collars OF
required degree Any amount q work be done in
lew hours notice, AL articles dried within doors aud
by artificial heat. In short, articles washed 81 this csis
shmeni mus; be in order TO give II fair and Just
appreciation The attention OF the pubic generally Is In
vi,ed 10 ties; us superiority.
Orders left a; TIE ofcc Isl Fnou.st enc doos from
broadway sn1 &02 Broadway walsersi. and 4; the
Laundry m ashisto-s between Charles and Amos
viii meet with promp; attention where prices. n
seher with the regulations OF the establishment may
had ia9 lr,cl }. p. SEAMAN & COMPANY.
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ce - WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
e. NNEw-YORK AND BOSTON EAlL
.Siassz=rsszs- ROAD LINE via NORWICH AMI

$50 SEw-YoRK AND boston EAIL,
SsssSGEsszs-RoAD LINE via NORWICH AND
woRCESTER-Composcdo Of the following superior steam
ers running in connection with the Nor"icp uiu "o'''
and Worcester Railroads:
WORCESTER, Capt. Vanderbilt.
CLEOPATRA, Capt. Dustan.
One OF which will leave Pier No North River trweeSy
The New-Haven, Capt. Van Pel;, on Tuesdays Ihurs
days. and Saturdays at o'clock, PM
Passengers the arrival OF tile steamers NJ ALLr'S
POINT will be Immediately forwarded In the splendid ana
commodious Cars OF the Railroad to BOSTON without
change Of cars For passage freight apply OH ooafa OF
to [j23tf1 d b. ALLEN, 81 Broadway, upstairs.
INDEPENDENT LINE.
h r-S <, WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-FoR
Co. NEWPORT. PROVIDENCE AND EoS-
-'zsr<-r--f- ToN-passase Providence 81; to Bos-
ton 50 80. The splendid steamboat NEPTUNE CaPi.
VIM Rollins. will leave pier No. North River, every
Monday and Thursday at 7. VI.
All kinds of reig, taken ut the lowest prices.
Passengers by this boat will arrive In Providence In time
TO take the morning train Of cars for Boston,
For further information. inquire on board OF the boat or
oil rj2atMhll J.N. DiLTS. n" 10 West st.
r. r-p-e fsCHANGE OF LoCATIoH.-UNITED
S-EEA-5 STATES MAIL LINE BETWEEN
.-Ss<ls-Ss11e-- NEW-YORK AND ALBANY, via
Bridgeport and Tousa;ontic and Western RarOads.-The
steamboats, EUREKA. Captain rruesdel. and NiMloD,
Captain Brooks will leave the Pier AT the foot OF Roosevelt
street, daily, Sunday excepted) ut 81 A. NJ
Returning, the Line leaves Albany at o'clock A. VI.
Albany Passengers arriving At Bridgeport, proceed
Immediately The Rar ad and, without change OF Bag
gage or Cars, arrive in Albany the same evening.
4 Freight Train daily. at 81 o'clock A. VI.
For further information both TO Freight and Baggage,
apply to G.. NJ PERRY. Agent. the office LIZ south
street Roosevelt street, Livingston Wells Pomc-
roys Express Office, Wall street.
-dl2 II. b. MASON, Superintendent.
lSii-'5 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lSii-'5.
-sS~N NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD LINE,
Al-L-l, for MdIetown. Goshen aad intermediate
-ssisSSSsa places.
For passengers, the steamboat --- leaves
the Duane st. every morning Except sundays
O'Clock.
For Freight. the steamboat - leaves the foot OF
Duane every Tuesday, Thursday. and saturday after
moons at o'clock.
For further particulars inquire of j. Van Rensselaer,
Agent, corner OF Qua" ard West
II. c. SEYMOUR, Superintendent.
Stages leave Niddetown upon the arrival Of the Cars
and convey Passengers ithaca. owego. Biaghampon,
Carborda'e. Uoncsise. Milford &c. dc
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FeoN ALBANY. - Passengers BY Livingston Il
Co.'S t.SoreSS aud mails from Albany, Tuesday
morning. over the Huusatonlc Railroad, arrived al
Bridgcpot, d, diIaost The usual time OF the arrival
OF the trans there every day, notwithstanding the
severe storm here ON Tuesday Bul the passensers
were detained nj Bodgeport over night, and until
II O'Clock yesterday, no boat having left thus city
on Tuesday morning Tor Bridgeport The steamer
Nimrod, Captain Brooks lett here yesterday morn
iag, sud on her arrival al Budcepor:, returned I'M
mcdist-ly with the pasSengcr from Albany, and ar
rived hetc al o o'clock, I. II.
We learn from Mes>rs. Livingston x Co.'S Ex
psss-, that offensive fire was raging at Albany
~ The EXPRESS lrtt tnr THIS clty IL was supposed
to h,v- orisinsi-d ~ the kockr,bockcr Hall sta.
aiei on the raet sile OF Broadway between the
Mechanics n Farmers BiUS and the City Hotel,
aud had already construed several large buildings
occupied bS the tollowipg merchants, Re:
q. q. VreddWrll. tar STORE; Chapman X Sargent
tobacco store; Blereker n Bogart, hardwa are ;
KnicSerhocker Saloon; Caren,rr u King, mcr-
chant ttiiors Rn-tpn Clothing Store.
l, was hoped thai nv the efficient and prompt
exrr'lons ., The Albany tremen, the further pr,-
gTcss Of the tige had been stopped, No damage had
been due 10 'he bank OF the City Hotel.
The Hou>atonIc Railroad is open. and the trans
hereafter Will arrive aud depart iron tins city with
their usual despatch aud regularity.
ANrt RSNr ArFA,ss Every thing remained
eni-t itst wrrk, aad No Further arrests have been
m itr 1"scph Fake hd> been fully committed 90
The charges brughi rs uust hun, (siml!ar 10 those
on wh'ea 9th r. are commiGed) ard is detained IN
prlson.
GA "Wednesday. the Albany Republican artillery
lrtt TIE cl,S, aud on Friday the Albany Einme,
Guards followed. and ol military We have row only
ist' hr sherd posse. stationed at the house
lhr ci'iRe" eorsS under the command al Col Oar
ahs. are YET orgsnIzvd and armed, aud ready for
service al a moment's warning