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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13


RoEEkY rHEATRE-DooRs OPEN ar TX, OUR
tuesday fsisfs iT 81 e s1s
THL SERIOUS FAMILY,
n'n anso seek MT. otohh
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREEr.-DOORs
IN open vt ~; ourtais risss ct o'clock
evening is w H E y SfsR tho dam.
Luke Fielding M csSlssek Hsss risid1s Mrs. Nichols
hsb,y ceriinlnsse. ~ koomoha nyeh
RURTON's THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREEr.-DOORs
July 13 second night Of benefits comic acting
hnkeys Dogs and Goats u sereu and
THE DLSEkTER
10 conclude with the wonderful exercises apinaon
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-ApMIssfoS rs
cents; children ~. eta; paranet l21 ats extra Ser
nts Ostrich Orsng Outang &c. arrived from Africa
And The Greeks all alive In tho Room
ths aterneon at O'clock, and this evening at O'clock
CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE MECHANICS HAIL,No.
Az Broadway above Grand street. Open every night
during the week ill further original
sae asnted and rs ann
under the management OF Chrsty whose concerts
with fsvor by highly pectabe and fashionable
Tickets cents Doors opcn At u commence at o'clock.
that the Saturday afternoon concerts
WOODS NINsTRELs. 40 BROADWAY. ABOVE
~ Howard stseot1opsn every evening, under the ma
neatisns to be the beat ever offered
to New York audience. Woods Minstrel Hall has been
centre making tho coolest place Of in the
city Admission. 20 cents; children under IL years half
Ths WeSnesdsy ana Saturday sfsrsoon Concerts srs
discontinued until further notice.
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NEW ROUTE TO BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
IN via Cape May and New Castle. Independent Line Of
Steamers DELAWARE, Captain s. Seymour, KENNE-
cor. leaving pier A. North river daily a five o'clock
Sundays excepted Passengers leaving New York by this
line reach New Castle the following morning in time to take
the Frenchtown Railroad to Balti arriving the
evening. 81 to Baltimore, meals 100 lbs OF
baggage will be allowed each passenger and the COMPANY
will hold itself responsible for the loss only wearing
par and for that only to the amount of $780, For
apply OF board, or at the office the pier.
THE STEAMBOAT FRANCIS sKIDDY WILL LEAVE
the foot fJay street for Albany Monday, Wcdnos-
day and Friday. Mt oclock A. NJ Fare to Albany ST.;
Poughkeepse 80 cents Hudson cents Landing at West
Point, Newburg Poughkeepse hyde Park Kingston, Cats
kill Hudson.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner owners, occupant
occupants of all houses and lots improved unim
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the Assessors and lodged the Office
of the bureau of Assessments for examination by all
sons interested, vz-For digging and building we'll and
erecting pump therein in Ih street Tenth
The limits embraced by such include all the
veral houses and lots Of ground lots pieces and par
cells Of land situated both sides of Hath street, between
Tenth avenue and line GOO feet eastery the northery
side OF street and southerly side Of 10th street. be-
tween Tenth and line 400 feet easterly and
the easerly side of Tenth between 3h 18th
streets. ALI whose interests affected by the
above named and who opposed the same
either ofthem present their objections
Records within thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Office Bureau of Assessments, Street Department, July
81.
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BOWMAN, GRINNELL g. CO., ONLY AUTHORIZED
- agents for the swallow Tail line of London and Liver
pool packet ships Drafts from and upwards payable st
sight In any town throughout Great Britain and Ireland
Oce 50 South street New York. Fenwick Chambers Fem
wick street. and No Regent Road. Clarence dock, Liver
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CORPORATION NOTICE. -PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given to the owner owners occupant
cupants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the have
been completed by the and lodged the
Of the Bureau of Assessments for examination by
sons interested viz For digging and building we'll In
Forty ninth street. between Sixth seventh
The limits embraced by such include all the
several and lots of ground LOTS pieces
between Sixth and Seventh All persons whose
teress affected by the above named assessme and
who opposed to the either them requested
to present their objections in writing to the undersigned
at their Office, No Hall of Records, within thirty
ffom the date of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM SMITH,
Office Bureau of Assessments, Street Department July
3, 1852.
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NOTICE-PUBLH NOTICE IS
hereby given that petition has boon presen ted in the
rd Of Aldermen for Sewer in Forty eighth street. from
hth avenue Sewer TO Sewer built west Of Eighth
the bukhsaS 10 westerly line of Pearl street. All per
interested in NE having objections thereto,
usetsd 10 present the in writing to the Contract
,rk 1T this 4fioe, on before July 9th, 1862
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of tho Crcton Aqueduct Department.
,roton Aqueduct Department, (kotunda) Park, June
1852.
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sHIPPIN0.

Rates Of passage from adeiphis-Sslooa In after
state roens $40 In midhip state s65 in forward
state rooms S65ncudng and stewards fees
For freight or passage, apply to
No. W alnut street. Phiiadslphia.
limited number OF third class will be
~ $50 from Philadelphia and $50 from Lverpool-ouad
with provisions.
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DACKETs FOR HAvRE-SEcOND LISE.-THE FoI.-
lowing ships will leave Havre on the 10th, and New
4 n Of aeh mi
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NOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. s. MAIL AND
Express lines through in four hours New Jersey Rail-
Cortandt street; and 81 M Liberty street Fare S3
Tor nrst class And 81 90 for second GLASS and NJ
Norfolk, Charleston through tickets sold the
above lines and through baggage carried In the and
6la Z. NJ. lines.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given, to the owners. occupant
cupants of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands, affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged in
the Office Of the Bureau Of for examination
by all persons interested viz For tagging space
four feet wide through the sidewalks of Sixth street.
between avenues and d. The limits embraced by such
assessment include all the several houses and lots Of
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels of land sitnsed
the southwery side of Sixth street known by the street
Nos 33 1885, $751; s59and SOL and ward No. 207. All per-
whose interests affected by the above
mens and who opposed to the either fthem
to present their objections in writing to he
undersigned, their Office No. Hall Of Records within
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department July
IL, 1852
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

SAN FRANCISCO CLIPPER
y. master, now rapidly loading
freight must be alongside hefors
birpers will please sond In their
beir shipments ore CON pleted.
YER beer beaten, ard isi CONT
hc. The moet % her dsrg0 ia
tons can he tsker, which must
Cd. Coz which 90 oatia passage
modstioss Apply 20
Is. SUTTON. 81 Wsu strcs..
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LNOR SAN FRANCISCO, TO SAIL ABOUT THE l5TH
IL Of yslySThs splendid new elippe, ship SOVEREIGN
the builder Of the Flying Cloud Is At her berth foot Of
Maiden lane and will be despatched for San Francisco about
the 18th OF July She Ia built the model Of the Flying
Cloud be the longest and snarpost square
rigged ship sdont. For freight passage apply TO
GRINNELL, MIN1URN K Co., rs South street.
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF LOCAL

AND TREATMENT IUCAL
disease, in few hours, by a vegetable appcatisa.
without pain which he combines with const
tuonal affections and nervous debility thousands
not be cured without III for he performs daily wo
had continued for under all other treatment Per-
rely other proof where there
position; but bis diploma editorial notices.
from physicians and hundreds Of certificates hi
treatment uneluaed for Of ths speciality hsA
previously boen swinded by the base Flax.
a. Waring, w. N. Craft, X. Ironsides WIN. Tsrsuson
Once hours, A. M. till @ and till p NJ Trcstment ~
letter. NJ. Lamont. confidential physician, a. RsASe
street. corner Of Broadway, no drug store.D
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DEPORTATION N0TICE-STREET DEPARTMENT,
No. Hall Of Reoerds.-Public notice is hereby given
the resolution has been adopted BY the Com
] councA:-Resolved, That return bulkhead be made
Hudson River from the termn alton Of the bulkhead
HI Aorthery line of 3st street to the point land
Aerthorly side of the basin at Manhattsnve between
Aad 1924 Streets under the direction Of the Street Com
soner and that notice be given to the
|he upland fronting said return bukhead build the
the work to be commenced before the st day Of
ober 1852. and completed within sixty days thereafter
In said of the said upland shall
scs refuse to make the ssii return buIkhead d.
ed that then shall be the duty Of the Street Commits
Dor to the be built for the and benefit
Pho Mayor, Aldermen and Commopalty Of the City Of
York. the expense thereof TO be taken from the appro
for real estate expense Adopted by the bard Of
ermea. June H. 1882; .st. Aid. June 49, 1857 Approx
by tho Mayor, June q, 1852.
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
Few York. July l. 1852.
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PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.
a..

EDWAEDK, COLLINS 4 CO.. Sc Wall ST.. New York.
BROWN. SIMPLIFY CO., Liverpool.
=. g. k0BERIS& CO, IL Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MuNROE CO., rs Rue Notrs Dame des VIC
teires, Paris; or
GEO. II. DRAPER Havre.
The Of these ships will not be for rod
silver, bulon specie jewsry precious stones METALS
unless bills Of ading signed therefor and the value
thereof thersin axnrasaad. = - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

MEDICAL AID.-DR. CONvERS, IL CHAMBERS
lSA street, continues his successful
eases Those who require special advice and in doubt
whom TO apply, are solicited to CALL where they will find
qualified physician Of twenty In this branch
OF the profession Comfortably consulted Chambers
street. Fees moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

A USTRALIA, PORT PHILIP, AND SYDNEY LINE
A of Packets-Ihe subscriber will despatch the eplen-
did ship MAGNOLIA the next ship Of this line on tho
18th july This splendid skp, 30 burthen,
ed by experienced master, has been fitted expressly
for the comfort and convenience of passengers and families
For passage or freight which will be taken the most ia
yorstle terms apply on beard, pier II. R. or 70
DUGAN, ~ Front street; RUSSELL & NORTON, 81 OLD
Slip or to ELLIOTT ARKELL & co, li6 Pearl street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD, FOR PHiLA-
place, by steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily.
Morning line leaves at NJ Afternoon express line at
Fares, first class cars, So second class, line
only) So Returning leave Philadelphia, from foot OF
steamboat TRANSPORT, from Pier No. at r. NJ Fare
IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

LNoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT THE NEW DOUBLE
Il engine steamship WILLIAM PENN, Winthrop Sears,
commander, will leave pier East River for the above
port direct on Tuesday, july 20, At four o'clock r
This chip has elegant accommodations for passengers Pas
sage cabin Estate room) $780, do seerage, S25 For
freight or passage, apply on board or to
THOMASP STANTON. SO South street, or TO
E. LINCOLN 4 CO., 100 Pear, street.
Measurement goods, Is cents per cubic foot. Bills of
lsdng will be furnished TO shippers application to the
clerk board at the Offices Of the agents and signed
only on board. No freight received bills Of adng signed
after two o'clock the day Of sailing The stcamsh
Benjamin Franklin Jacob Teal, commander will succeed
and sail Thursday, Augusta
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DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PR

MEDICAL CARD-DR. EsMERALDOs OFFICE rs
l No. IL Ann street. Broadw the Mu-
SCUM where he is eonhdenally consulted Strangers
apprized that he has received regular medical
and has had ~ years experience office praotoe;
tho author Of the Travellers Private Medical Guide aud
other Medical " orks, for sale at bis office.
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DEsPATCH LINE FOR
IL RAVEN W. W. Her
at pier 6 North River. AL
Saturday next, 18th inst.
bills CT iadins ne soon ~
This splendid clipper has p
IDENTIFY predicted never VI.
now engaged. and but q iev
be sert Immediately On be-
she has upgvrpssssS sceon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

NEW MEDICAL B0OKS.--A PRACTICAL WORK or
Az the Nature and Treatment Of Diseases by H. Bost-
wick NJ D. practising physician and surgeon and
turer these complaints. Price reduced 81 5O-a
ccored plates Extract from the Boston Medical and
gica Journal: 1t be said fearlesy equal -
Acton Records great work the family
and far superior 10 thing of the kind before il
this country Author Of awork Vices tesri-
bic consequences This s without doubt the truth
full and important book this subject published.
Price, ST. Author of book Natural Death, Diet &C.,
Family Physician, Cause of Quacsry &c., &c. Tor sale f
262, and by the author, 504 Broadway.
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MEDICAL.

MRS. MARTIN, ACCOUCHEUR AND GENERAL
1 Nurse has her from Of the frat lying
hospitals in Europe and thu testimonials from
faculty OF this city IL prepared to attend ladies
ally She boast that nothing unfortunate has
happened to mother child her May found
at tGS Houston street, corner of Broadway.
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NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.-THE UNITED
States mail steamship HUMBOLDT. D. Lines. COM
mander will leave for Havre, touching at Southampton
land the mails and passengers Saturday July 3st at
twelve o'clock. from pier No a. North river Prces Of
not wanted during the be board
the day before sailing. marked Below. N. B.-No
chandse will be receve board after Thursday July
GOTH An experienced attached to the ship For
freight or passage, apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON Agent, SO Broadway
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MO FEE TILL CURED-DR. COBBETr Ig DUAHI
~ street, may be oonadontisy consulted disease
Twenyone years In his speciality of euahIe
him general debility victims Of quaoksry -
apply to him with the certainty Of having their cases ~
perly treated. Dr. G. s member OF the N. r. Unyers
N. b. Observe the name and number, A. there V 8 r.
No. 10 ON the other side Of Chatham street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

LINEs....B BY WALTER SAVAGE LAsDoR.
TO YOUTH
Where art thou gone, light-ankled youth
With wing at either shoulder.
And smile that never left thy mouth
Until the hours grew colder.
Then somewhat seemed to whisper near
That thou and must part
doubted it (; 1 felt no fear,
No weight upon the heart.
If aught befel it, Love was by
And rolled it off again;
SO If there was ever sigh,
Twas not sigh Of pain.
may not call thee back but thou
Returnest, when the hand
Of gentle Sleep waves DER my brow
His poppy-crested wand.
Then smiling eyes bend over mine;
Then lips once prest invite:
But sleep hath given silent sign
And both alas take flight.
TO AGE.
Welcome, old friend These many years
Have we lived door by door;
The Fates have laid aside their shears
Perhaps for SOME few more.
Twas indocil at an age
When better boys were taught,
But thou at length hast made me sage,
If am sage in aught.
Little know from other men,
Too little they from me,
But thou hast pointed well the pen
That writes these lines to thee.
Thanks for expelling Fear and Hope.
One vile, the other vain
One's scourge, the others telescope,
I shall not see again.
Rather what lies before my feet
My notice shall engage;
He who hath brayed Youths dizzy heat
breads not the frost Of Age.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08
sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC

NEWARK, NJ, sADDLERY Ware GA
~ HoussANpREW G. BULL Id Co. No; Is s,caa Canal
Manufacturers Importers sADDLERY and
constantly hand large and complete {"
theI Horssins SADDLERs' Tools Trimming of
sciiptiou, No. Is CANAL STREET. ,,,,,.oo
s12 lyd&W ANDREW a' DULL !" w.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08
INcIpENrs OF THE LAKE ERIE DIsAsrER.-The Milwaukee
Sentinel gives the following incidents connected with the
destruction of the Atlantic on Lake Erie:
An interesting exhibition was given OF
THE Faith that saveth,
Hope that every trial braveth,


Hope that every trial braveth
In the case of an aged couple seventy who were
drawn on the hurricane deck The man was frantic with
despair but his wife in the beautiful OF
heavenly trust brought him to composure and subms
sion.
Young married couple stood together calculating the
chances Of the sinking before the propeller reached
it, If it does James, said the young wife, UNCONSCIOUS
of any other ear be to keep fast hold Of so that
| we shall go down together"
One lady was seen by Mr., Wabridgc to throw her in
FAINT into the and then to leap after it, When the
how went down the forward cabin broke away from the
boat and oated with those that on it, and they
were rescued 1t is possible that some who were strug
| Cling in the water. the wreck might have been
heped on to it by those who could SWIM but there were
two considerations hinder these eforts tho almost
certainty being drawn under by those clutching wildly
at every thing and the expectation that they should all
20 down together before help arrived When the pro-
peler actually neared the wreck and deyerance seemed
probable the Inscriptions of praise and thanks to God
in in loud shouts from sincere hearts on bended knees
and hands raised Heaven The propeller came up and
the Captain seeing that they about to rush. backed
off, and said" Now if you do not preserve order and
keep calm, will paddle off, and leave youo The efec,
was instantaneous silence obtained Mr.. Osborne
in loud voice. directed the to let the women of
rstto preserve order and silence the propeller
alopgside-the women and children handed up frs
and every of that large number taken on boar
without one falling into the water. The tn
propeller were heartrending Danger over dreadful re
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

A GAL GAIA correspondent-of the Boston
Journal travelling in New Hampshire, thus describes
miss
Rosina Delight Richardson, of East Alstead Cheshire
county is nineteen years of age, is feet 3 inches
in height feet inches around the waist,
feet inches around the hips % inches around the
bow and feet 10 inches in straight line the
shoulders At birth she weighed pounds at five years
B bs at ten years 26S lbs at fifteen 365 lbs and
at nineteen years Of age she weighs 4s lbs On
timating the quantity of cloth in her clothing when
tain 9s i, wards of Z wide cloth She can knit, spin,
make shirt, b6lch of bread Is good singer
and plays the piano with taste and skils eonsderea
of the best scholars in the town where s
courteous and affabIe. and lively in conyersatoh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

LACEY & CO., 81 St. Charles street,
~, BRANCH OF LACEY Il PHILLIPS's CELEBRATED HAR
NESS ANUFACTORY Phila pia the finest and most
honah HARNESS. SADDLES AND 1RUNRS at reduced prices
tF- REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDEDTO. fe2T lyAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

Harmony Division No. Is, g. of 1.-THE following the
ocsso this Dysjou present BRass,
WA S. MOUNT R. ST. WM HoRsaKcK A. R; s.; JAMES GovAN
EKsnY kLrMULLEH CHAs BLRSgs, C RoBr. GRxas, A.
D. joas Msygn S.; DLpIAa o. S., .Ths Division
meets EVERY MONDAY EVENING at Temperance Hail. 95.st
easylss esfest
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EDobyns = Ha,,rin utOn,s

DAGUERREOTYpE AND STOCR DEPOT,
No. CAMP STREET.
This establishment having been thoroughly repaired
enlarged invite the attention the public
their PICTURE where Portraits furnished Of all zes
n the superior style and finish.
N B-opeaors fitted with complete APPARATUS at the
Voghtlanler, French, Harrison Lewiss and b
Tubes, With Boy and Tablets
Quick working Tubes Pe (Amercan and Fech) Cases.
Stands Chsca together with every the
DAGuERREorYpE BUSINESS constantly hand and for sail
IA rIati ynnEt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

AusrRAL1A-The gold news from Australia is beginning
to create among the seekers for the ye
low dust in this country The ship VIM. rockingham
sailed from NewYork for Port Phillip on the aath ult,
with $50 passengers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

BIG SNAKE SroRY.-The York Qa) Republican says
that several days ago black snake was killed about
three miles from that town up the Codorus Creek, which
measured six feet in length and nearly three inches in
diameter and had hundred and trentee young ones
in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

Crystal Fount Division No. A, g. of T.Meets every
THURSDAY at O'Clock Temperance Hall No. 95 ST. Charles
Officers for the ensuing W H W. s. H.
BRows A.; P. Rne s.; ELIAS, r. ST. E. Bo01B
WATSON, /. S.; r. w. Powell, O. S. y24
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

9desn Temple Of Honor No; S7sIssts Nee every THURSDAY
The present term ending Oct 81 1852 TasaAs FnEsD
DER W. A. r.; s. MoRoAN, W. F. r.. R. PoLLAnD W. Tt
A. BENDER, w u; JOSHUA Dow W. D. Vi j. B. PArrrsoN, W.
NJ W., Wo0LvERroN, W. 3. my8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

The ;ury in the investigation of the late fatal
ity at the Albany Ferry by which eleven lives were LOST
threw the blame of the accident upon the city author
ties in placing ferry leases beyond their control Mss
moved That the skis used small ana gnt ,of
seryice, and that the terrmen drinking and seasys
fslloHs