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eeuts-and that their rails the City were little
smoother. They keep pushing ahead, however and
d.slike 10 srumble IN such cases.
The lover Of Nature vii ind trip to someTs In The
morn-g and back a night next day pleasant our
ney-PIesssntviile st Johns College, Yorsvie' Waite
Plains Jucksboe Harlem and lie uver the wheat ard
rye starting inio ear, maandenng streams, hlhdsore
farms tre,s loaded with foliage md hoWeTs, groves
grist mills saw mills erystone iences. worm '-ncts
harrow sers make enough snd far more pleasing variety
than on the Long leland New Jersly roads 10 the
sane distance from the City
Mount Ksco is some four miles from Crotou Dam the
source Of health City and though somers il 10
miles from the Hudson PessaDtve Is bot four Nesr
White Plains one Of the Telegraph wires lsy broken but
II il honorable 70 society that such Is taken Of this
modern wonder Batting hight there is much Of the
highland scenery Of Wales Scotland and Switzerland
much that reminds the observerof those countries-n
the romantic country through which the patriotic enter
prise Of the Harlem Railroad Company now carrying
their improvements
should have been pessed to have sdded statement
Of their finances and TO have noticed the Engineers Re-
port, but had not the necessary papers for reference
NEW PAPER Ar VERA CRUz.-La Pat1a Of the
23d ul announces the departure from New-Oresns Of
Senior Don J. B. Acosta for Vera Cruz with 81 the mste
mol. for the immediate establishment Of journal in
Spanish aud English called Fl Sal dc AHaiHae. Che
Sun Of Anshuac) Ia Patria ssys ". have powerful
reasons to expect that it will be genuine sun among
the different public organs which have appeared up to
the present time in the Mexican Republic. and our de-
size that with It's benefceni rays may illuminate the
most obscure Understandings and give life and ANNA.
ION to those who msy despair in their presentsusoD
is expected that the first number viii appear 10 the
fret week Of the present month.
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four dimes that period surely hona the compound
better th-n the gold IL, -, -
shall szy uofhing here shout the motives tnst msy
80 rn n. professional chsrrrter Of others IN the
sam. line with himself Let Mr.. P look to That sm
sui,, :. much concerned for the public well being
think As be can be- aud only surprised that Ne sA0hta
r,.ts ~ erect hmselfnto iuisl0e lldy % concern
I'M matters with which BY bis own confession be has
no praffical knoRedge whsieyer Surely. be msss
slos the psops who have Hied and found this article
safe nav perfectly free from sny and every injurious
eHect-he might Say. allow the well and the long a.
orisuesf 10 have an opinion Ia the case and not thus
boldly undertake to call them oeGted victims, while
thew are tesying 70 the utility and the uPrehmess OF
INV nrscti.a A. JOHNSON, IS BcndsL
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA May 81,

Correspondence OF 4 he tribune
PHILADELPHIA, May 81 ls47.
You may talk about things in Philadelphia
bu, to-day there but thing In the whole ciiy-the
dreadful miserable rainy day tPervades Permeate',
si,s through and overvhelms everything MY inkstand
seems 10 have been sitting out in the weether uni every
thlng Is bleaehed out OF H. dip into It's inSy dephs
for the fret time in vain.
The Sons OF Temperance are making very EXTENSIVE
ureparations for the celebration oil TIE Anniversary
which is to take place in this city orhish' from ."
grand coral exhibition for the benefit of the Ro6er,
Rsikes Union school begins 20 morrow and lasts two
DAYS These excellent schools Will soon no DOUBT DC
extended to every district in the city
The Philadelphia Quarantine season begins to-mor-
row and preparations. induced probably by accounts
from your city are making % enforce II 10 the letter
Several cases Of umbrella stealing have iranspred IN
the city during the last day or No. ms awful wee IS
supposed % be on the increase
Inc Twenty sixth Anniversary OF the NJ Episcopal
Missionary Society was celebrated yesterday IN ~.
Georges Church the sermon being preached by Kew.
DIR. Durbn The Doctor presided also this afternoon
despite the rain At the laying OF cornerstone Tor ane"
NJ f. Church In Port Richmond.
The three new Government steam-tugs recently
built made very satisfactory trial trip saturday
Rev DR. Phelps resigns his seat 10 the Philadelphia
Education Society on account OF III health and nhrmi'
ties Heisa great loss to an excellent Society.
Flour Is still declining p to 81 asked but no buy
ere Red Wheat selling AZ 81 to o. and Yellow Corn
att u The entire market is holding OF for the Cam
bris's news $50
sNEs OF srocxs-Fira Board-200 Vicksburg, b5d.
70; 5000 Reading 6s 704; $1,000 Penn Dc, cash ~ 30
Camden Bk 50 so Reading RR 2si 100 do. cssh. PSI
50 vicksburg bod III Is Pennington, Sd 3oi 5 Mechs
Bk 27l; $1,000 Penn 6s s5I 50 Allegheny, 10y l25 Ne.
shame IT 400 vicksburg 50, ia 2oO Schuyler l2 81
Vicksburg b. III 80 do. Ut.
Sscoud Board-4OOO state S. s5wn ~ 5000 do b5wn
~ 10 Pennington Cop 3Oi 100 Grsrd l2i q Am
Ins II - Nechs Bk, 27i 500 sch Nav DE- 50, loi "a
n Am lns 81 1900 state Sc b5wn, 7s' 1000 do b5
5000 do s.. and 1000 do nv, -.
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Died.

ON MONDAY morning May %, MARIA THERESA
Youngest daus hter of John G, Gottsberger
The friends of the family and those OF Mr. James an
Nordsn are invited attend the funeral this afternoon
June Al o'clock from - Centre, cor. OF ChanDefsst
AT Worcester ON Saturday goth inst Mr. HENRY 2.
HOWE. Of the firm Of Howe Goddard & Co. extensive
machine builders -
OF consumption. at Lltchhed, Ct May y, GEORGE
T SANFORD photographer. Of this City aged % years
on the 2gth ult Jean Victoire lie Cour, widow OF
Honore Joseph Le Cour. aged II 18th inst William
Citing "a on Friday, 2Sth Esther Jane, daughter OF
Thomas Hyatt
On board steamship Southerner, on her passage
hither from Charleston the sd James l.. Wilson Of
Charleston. go
Al Albany. 29ih Leonard Beardsey, aged p 18th
John Delehauty 81 Bctsey : wife OF Jas T. Sry ker =
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"THEREs Coon HAT COMING. KNOX, lbs Fulton
has just opened for public inspection an unequsled
stock Of summer Hats and Caps at his well known e.
Enlistment in the Sun Buildings on the shady side Of
Faltonst jus. step from the heat dust turmoil and
confusion Of Broadway. Everything sbou, his cele-
brsed store Is cool and comfortable but his hats re-
markedly and In addition these indispensable SUM
mer qualities, they unite in eminent degree, other
qualities desirable at all as hgntness cheap
meas elegance, novelty and heightof fashonsbleness
The proprietor will take quite as much pleasure In
showing "a In selling his beautiful hats although for the
sake of the public and from feelings Of pure philan-
thropy he would be glad TO see every man in the city
with one of them on his head my2l TuTh&Slm
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Mr. HorcHEiss-We learned yesterday that
til. gentleman "a. declining very rapidly and 'Sa' al
hope Of bis ree1verJis given up by ia physicians
Loos OFT FOR Hiu-A reward Of fifty dollars
be been offered - Nr Chase ie~eler III Fulton 81
for the apprehension Of the individual mentioned IN yes
t-riay paper FL is described a. young m'n' 'ooui
thirty years Of ss scout Eve feet and rins inches sn
and Of DARK con, leyioD.
FIRE The alarm Of fire yesterday proceeded
from the building oa tbs corner Of Orange ana henry
81. was oces.ioned BY bed accidentally taking ure'
and was exunsuished With trialng tsmsge.
Kryes CorSrr Jlu-There at present confined
At ths place seventy I've prisoners Twenty are ienAis'
white and black They al very healthy aad seem
insy very coniented.
r5~ A regular meeting OF the Wing General
Committee will be held a. Mrs Priests City Hotel,
Thursday evening
" The building now occupied by the First
Congregational Church. corner Of 1ilary and Law
renee sts. j. offered for sale.
PoLlcE-David Westcot was arrested yester-
day. by oi-cer schmidt for assault and battery Ann
Westc0t arrested ~ the same orlcer Tor sullAf
offence Gave ball In 500 20 sppesr st General Ses
R stone arrested by Ofncer Parker ior az
s.ult and battery Committed for examination :.
Dorrnsn arrested BY officer Wright for assault and
battery Examined sud the dismissed- 49, fsus
Davis arrested BY officer Call for drunkenness AID
disordery conduct Discharged and cent to New
zee. Ellen Fenny and Ellen Flsmming two young girls
srresed By officer Williams for improper behavior
IN the public streets keprmandsd discharged aud
sent % ke1fork where they belong William Jefer'
son was arrested BY officer Mccormick for being drunk
and disorderiy Examined aud discharged. james
Burgess arrested by officer Bird for disturbing the
public pesce Examined and discharged Jerry
Clark was arrested oy Cfcer Mccormick for drunken
ness aud disorder conduct Detained for examination.
Eva Bergs was brought before the magistrate for be-
ing insane and unfit 70 take OF herself Examined
and sent 70 the Lunatic Asyum.
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FIRST DISTRICT.

The Wing Judicial Convention last evening
completed their Nominations so that the entire
Wing Ticket in this District stands rs follows
Supreme Cont.
sAMUEL B. ROMANO. ELIJAH PAINE
JAMES LYNCH LEVI BEAhDSLhi'
Superior Court
youg burs D. P. HALL.
HP. HASTINGS.
Common Pieas
,oux I, MASON ALEX W BRADFORD.
FRAsTUs C. BENEDICT.
Dtsfria Aaornsy
JOSEPH l.. WHITE
First Popular Election.
tzy Fad not TO Vote, and for the best men
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MAR RIED

On the 9th ut by Rev. John NJ Forbes Rev Cnsres
Phelps of Moravia. n Y to Sarah l.. Davis VI this
City.
On the 25th. by Rev Mr. Lsughlin. Ambrose schmiiz
OF Germany to Charlotte Hagan of Charleston, ;. C.
AT Harrisburg, Pa. 18Th inst Charles Brown Memoer
Of Congress from Ild District OF Penn Elizabeth r.
youngest daughter Of Francis R. skunk, Governor OF
Pennsylvania. ,-
At Cincinnati, 2ith, George Donaldson to Appohne
Guiford 25lh VIM. II. Comstock to Gather Inc AFoote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

GOLD pESs-The Cheapest in the City-At the Gold
Pen Depot Of john w. GaEATos 4 Co. IL Cedar.,t
Cup stairs. door from the Pos Oce you may buy for
only al IS such Pens others advertise TO sell for 81 and
for 81 Is you get such pens sold elsewhere 81
So Purchasers viii there find every description Of pers
from IS cents upward and every convenience for rying
selecting and exchanging pens and may save from 10 TO
p per cent By purchasing from them, either BY wholesale
or reteil
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To he Eaitor Of The Tnbuns


My attention has been again called 10 communities
ton signed Z Parny which appeared in your paper Of
May 27 and which wherever that person enjoys con-
alence Il calculated to do and many others beley.
ing and acting a. do sn untold amount Of mischief
Under pies Of noticing article IN your paper In rea
ton u one Mr. Ames he taxes occasion ~ repeat 10
style OF most offensive dogmAusm, ais charges Of pro-
sona dishonesty against any and every Dentist that
uses an amslgam. AZ 10 the Of Mr. Ames have
only 70 ssy in due time the righ statement will
hope be shortly before the public. Meantime Il Is bur
jusnce myself 90 say nothing OF others who agree
with perfectly IN pracice 10 say In this public man
ner, thai DO IN many cases employ IL lieu Of gold
Chemical Compound thar Gas served in hundreds Of
instances 10 save teeth utterly given by the few no
presume iEcscriminaelyto condemn the Of al such
thinzE.
In favor Of this article oset 70 the assertions Of
Z. PsrUly, place what can 81 any moment produce
me testimony derived ess from years Of experience
than rom The prooundest results OF scientific tnvesgs
uon-the testimony, I say. Of professional men Of al
names, Doctors Lawyers Clergymen &c. &c. too pow
eriul 70 be gansayed b. the Pse dirt Of any Mr.
Parmly boldly challenges Us al - come out and say
rtrrein- any such anAgam u better than cold /
answer that tie compound which Is bettsr than
gold In that saves for years and years teeth which he
cannot al 81 al OF this furnish any amount Of
evidence that may BE desired. Again ! answer that
there are some tee,h which being fllei with gold VII
AS, aSouiHve years perhaps tie same seeth being f!ed
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BRooKLYN AFFAIRS.

A WEDDING AT TIE Police OFFIcT " ester.
day siternooa RosA Reed and Henry MeouAde were
made bone Of bons and hesh Of nssh, By jos
ice Garrison in The room Of the Municipal Court N
the presence Of Judge Downing and others The
Ony passed OF very happily and to the Infinite dslgh,
Of tbs parties Interested well IS to ikoss who CHANGED
10 be present on the occssioa.
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WILLIAMsBrRGH AFFAIRs.

rs- The body Of the little boy, son OF Thomas
Lake, who was drowned some weeks ago, was discoy-
cred Friday By boaman floating on the surface OF
the river The hands gone, one Of the legs bro
ken sud the body very much decomposed. Il i gene
rally thought that he fell overheard while playing about
the dncks md was drowned
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War y fiSs
g.trrvosE-Mondsy. 7. NJ

BALrTM0SE-Mondsy !. NJ
There have been sales Of coo bbls Howard ST.
Flour IS. City Mil. held at s. ST. without buy.
er, The asking price for Mesl s $ %. Small sales
Red whea, ct 203 cts. White Corn Is lOOElO2 Yellow
l0s with moderate Transactions Osts susll sales A. q
~ cts No change 10 Provisions.
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Messrs. Editors MIR. J.. Parmly goes down to Egypt
for help and publishes certificate from IL hoecker oil
London a pathological phenomenon who says that
all the first Dentists Of Europe use an amalgam which
he tells destroys teeth and the health OF the patients
who quietly submit like lambs to the slaughter
Alas regardless Of their DOOM the little victims play
VIII this really go down with American people Try
again oh. Eleszer
A @ CASTLE NJ d. Dentist 81 broadway.
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DIAPHRAGA FLTER-ohce removed TO 3i9 Broad
way Leonsrdst where heads Of families espe-
eiay ladies' are invited 10 operation that nvsua
bic purifier Of the Croton water The prices are &C. a
and S. each. See advertisement on Wednesdays and
Saturdays my2l 3awlmMTuATh
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By THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Later from the Army-C oil. Doniphan's defeat
Dnnhfed-Gen. scott at PuebIa.

The Evening Bulletin OF Philadelphia received
Teleersphc dispatch from Fredericksburg, dated
l2I P NJ yesterday, announcing the arrival OF Gen.
Scott at Puebla, and throwing some doubt upon the
rumorefdef of Col Doniphsn.
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PHILADELPHIA, May Ji-9P ~

Pan ADELTHiA, Way JI-9 7 VI.
Matthew Hays the mate OF an English bark
TO-DAY underwent, tris On the charge OF killing james
Martin. and wss acquitted The evidence being contra
dictory heAnorney General abandoned the prosecutor
The command Of the Naval Asylum hss been assigned
to Commodore Jacob Jones, in place OF Commodore
Moran deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

GOLD Pens AT GREAT REDUcrIos-J T. SAVAGE
90 Fulton-st is now selling gold pens st g. with silver
pencil included the price OF (which formerly was q 30
Also the same quality of pens at 81 80 that sold else
where 81 while for " he now sells pen In all
specs equal 10 those sold for % elsewhere. Don't mis-
q Ia the mum har-q2 Fulton.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

rr-"THE ORFHsASs' AT tbs AMERlcAS MusEuM.-This
agreeable place Of resort crowded last evening not
withdrawing the Indictment state Of the weather, TO listen
10 the SWEEP harmony Of this popular band Of vocsiss-
They appear again this afternoon and evening together
with the Chapman Family ana others The Diorsma Of the
Funeral vi Napoleon will also be exhibited The interest
this superb painting IL greatly increased by the INTRO
ducon Of the Napoleon Funeral Anthem 10 the last scene
but eau appreciate without being an ear ano oyo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

A regular nesting Of this Commlres will be held on
Tuesday evening, June at O'clock at the Broadway
House. By order, ... ..,-....,,, ,,,-,-.-
AsRlHAN X. LAwRGScE, Vice Chairman
~. T. ss.sn,ow Secretaries my3l q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

FAKxcn Boors-YouSe JoSEs, Annst near the
Museum. ara selling fine French Calf Boots at a 80.
equal 70 those usually sOld for % ST. Quick sses
and small profits 10 their motto. myl5 In
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Flour is selling at GO IS Whes, 81 20 Freight'
AZ 81 per Dbl % New. York.
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
nv ETIC EGRAPH

WAsHINHTuN, Way II
The mail has brought New Orleans dates to the
s3d OF May but they contain no later news.
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The southern Mail.

We learn it is the intention OF the Philadelphia
aod Trenton Railroad Company to start a train Of
cars from Philadelphia for this City at o'clock
A. NJ. by which passengers can arrive here at 10
O'Clock, who leave w sshington the evening pre-
vious II is much to be hoped tha, the Postmaster
General will make such arrangements with the
Company Is to supply the men Of business here, the
Pres ana public generally with their letters and news
papers By the same conveyance. II such arrangement
be not made the Department viii suffer no little loss OF
revenue BY the carrying of letters Sc independent oil
the mail for the public xs have It's intelligence early
IS possible with or without law.
Mr.. Thomson, the accommodating and able President
Of the road present In the City 90 10 Mr. Hoeeie OF
the General Post oaee Department We trust, before
they leave 'Aa City such arrangements will be made as
TIE puoho in'eres" imperloesy demand.
Inc i' 's GENERAL can do gres. service-snd
wahOas inearrins sspsA.e-,o the press. and eOn.e.
qsessy to the public ~ making No 10 w.,Ains,on an
EDnOss NAIL 70 Be delivered on he Of ,se ear,
here, without going through tie Hewya,s pa.,osas
ny such Arrangement should 80
a.r,,,r our papers and letters ana ~ e'e an hour
th.ir full eoutsnts next morning 'ss able 10 give
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
Judicial Election Monday, June 7.

Judicial Election Monday, June 2.
(One Day oaly)
soxIsArIoSs FOR APPEAL JUDGES
FAfg Loco
FREDERIC wHITrLEsEY, GREENE c. BRONSON,
3. DAVIS N0x0N, ADDISON GARDINER,
AMBROSE L. JORDAN, CHARLES H. BUGGLEs,
MARCUS T. REYNOLDS, fRERB0RN G. yEWETT,
Clerk Of ne CoEr Of Appsals.
John T. Lampor, Charles s. Benton.
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II We learn from the Gazette & TINES that
The atiempt msde Saturday AilerpOon, BY the Cor
neius Vanderbilt 70 pass the Thomas Powell wss en-
urely unsuccessful hen The Vanderbilt made twenty.
Of the wheel and the Powell twenty four tney
were closa msich bat the Powell struck OF twenty.
Ter 70 asll nils IN tie distance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

LEARr & Co.-sUmMER HAT, 1s47.-of Rocky Noun.
tain silvery Beaver iti0 MIXTURE, will be introduced
on Saturday the 18th inst and sold for the sHtas sea
son. at their standard price.
An adequate supply Of the raw material obtained I'M
der peculiar advantages and their improvements In
manufacture enable L. & Co. to present to their custo-
ners and the public generally in the above article that
which mas never before been offered at the price In this
=, .rv other country. my3 81
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lComzunicasl1

The RACE BETWEEN THE OREGON AND The c.
yASDERHnr.-The best place to see 1t is the Bluff At
Fort Lee 10 miles above NewYork, and 800 feet above
the ryer commanding full view Of the rver from or
Lee to the starting point OF the Battery md V,e~ 81
10 miles above Fort Lee. The steamboat EfsnL VII
leave the foot Of Canal 81 Al 10 clock 'oos1s - -
roond and Nneieenth sts-returnlne' VII Ie10 ~
se Al 10 o'clock Fare -, cents eseh Nsy "a"
FrSnk viii arrive At Fort Lee At ABOUT me ue Of the
boats' leaving the stake.
po,,cx--John Black and Frederick Cameron
f,vS were arrested yesterday ehsrsed with eargA
iou:ly entering the house O. James an he pc gan md
Dsr.ipsd for trial Allen Troy wss yesterday arrested
by otscer scay OF the sixth Nsra charged with steal
he A. from Terry Mullegn. Detained for tTisl.
George Stephenson wss yest!aAy arrested, ehAIsed
Spsses. Detklned fer trial
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R- The Salary OF the Judge. Of tn. snn..,.
cour, has been fixed by the cOnnoa c' 9uPs,'O'
O. 500 per annu, and Of the Judge. Of the CO..
Of Common Pleas at $500 per annv,o 40 S'1''
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Nc clorrs viii scosp' our thanh. Cor . corv :,
the Boston Auss 81 yesterday nosnsas. >f' VI
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o. Ffecaes sUnburn, tsn, mofEhew, pimPes, $780,
std all eraptoDs quickly dspslea BY one u VOC s'o
uin. Joaess Italian Chemc. 1sp. IL makes sAlo" "
dsrk AZ beautifully clear and white The public arc a.
sqred that Jonsss Soap that is the ge1uine re. 81.
possesses these qasy IL sod Al he sgn o. We "a
csn Eagle % Cnsthsrassl Pnce 50 senn. my@s "'S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

NEw LINE OF sTAsEs-In our advertising col
umns will be found the announcement Of new line of
these useful vehicles, which tomorrow commences its
career from the corner OF Ninth-st and Avenue c,
through Houstonst Bowery, ChAthsn-st and so down
to the South Ferry. 1t was intended pu, this new
line Broadway bat bis Honor the Mayor in the De-
let iha, tina, street already sufficiently occupied
changed the plan IS above.