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minute, Of yew.York. i. viii also greatly shorten the

minutes Of NewYork it will also greatly shorten tne
distance 70 Fort Hamilton and make 1t one OF the most
desirable drives in the vicinity
ACCIDENT TO The NIAGARA-Capi De Groo' IN
forms US that on Monday evening the Siagar" s'a'
landing az Catski she came in contact with the ooom
a sloop which carried away her stove. She VIII re-
sumo her trips this morniue-the damage being sAeh'
r Messrs Day L Newell's reply to d. e
Joness notice in yesterdays paper regret was lett
out BIZ mistake We insert i, this morning
~ The atmosphere yesterday almost tempted
US into the belief that had been myseriously trans
no-,sd 10 the sunny chimes OF Georgia, mildly tenn.
pered was the breath OF the floating breeze Broadway
da.zIed respendently with gay ribbons and sces and
u,sn,;as displaying busy. constant stream OF pedes
trisns from mid day TO Such day in November
is rare indeed.
~ We learn that the Coroners Inquest, in the
case of Jas McCrarey killed by being run over by the
Harlem cars absolves tie driver from any blame IN the
matter. NJ.
r. Hon. D. Hubbard and Hon. James Dixon
Of Connecticut arrived in the City yesterday on their
way 70 Washington Connecticut will not De ni'-rep'
resented in the 29th Congress.
~ There is a much larger amount OF ship
building in progress and contracted Tor this port than
mos, of our citizens are probably aware Of Brown y
Bell have an order from Messrs Woodruff y MntuEn
for one OF the largest ships yet suit Her keel is
to be laid in early Spring. She is for their yerpco
line. 49,
W H Webb has large ship in forward state; l6'
feet on deck 36 feet beam, 81 feet hold and OF about
100 tons measurement She is bull, to- Messrs Taylor
{ Merrill and designed for he Liverpool t-ade-her
model ia similar TO that al the Yorkshire She Is 20 be
launched about the middle OF January Mr.. Webb has
also another ship under way of still larger dimensions
Intended for Charles H. Marshall Esq and 10 form one
OF the Black Bal of Liverpool packets
w H. Brown has for the Peoples Line steamer oil
400 tons 20 be called the George Washington She Is
$40 feet long 80 feet BEAM - feet wide on deck ot
feet hold and will be launched about the ION Dtceh-
ber she is to be propelled BY engine OF 1910 morse
mower from the Allaire Works also steamer OF ON
tons constructed with view to great strength, Tor sea
cojn purposes and designed for the South-hcr engine
i from the foundry OF McSsrs. Dunham < Browning
sti smaller steamer 30 feet in length. nearly ready
steamboat of go feet in length intended Tor the Norm
R,vcr-her engnc from Mr. Cohec's establishment-NlA
be launched in the early part OF the winter steamship
for the Charleston trade 200 feet in length 500 tons Bur
then under contract and 10 be placed on the stocks I'M
medatcy-her engine By Secor y Co. 10 he OF SUI
horse power also ship, Of $50 tons, for the Charleston
trade The keel OF which will soon be laid.
Collier has schooner otabout 100 tons, nearly READY
for launching
Lawrence 4 Sneiicn small steamboat.
WestcIyclt Il Mckay have ship on the stocks ana
another ordered both OF which will be ready in the
Spring.