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MAIL GIEANINGS.

Tux WEBSTER ASSUITY.-Ihe puOnc nave
heard great desl Gays 7Ae hanP SMassrl ua,es.,,
about the Webster Fund, which the Boston merchants
rsiscd 10 nav Mr. Webster for remaining IN public NE
Charles Alien made il the subject upon wnch 10 an ms
vocabulary Of bllngsgae, accusing MT WeOser Oh %
Inc bybod y the Boston merchants and The charge wa'
echoed and re echoed by the Free Soil papers oil the
country The Journal Of Commerce oil Monday morning
spreads before the people, the Facts fe,pecuns 'i,s
enormous bribe The correspondence OF the paIueS
nul,lshed IL appears that sundry boeton msrchahs'
beipg aware OF tAe pecuniary sacrifice MI Webster
suiected himself 20 hy remaining IN be paoic sett0c,
dc,euninel afford him. 10 some extent uot pccuny
oSarl which the Government negects 20 provide iof
Ge' c IN, Imatins Sargent Josiah Quincy, Jr, Z. a.
SS.,h;ns pShert O. shaw, Franklin Dexter and some
,bry other deposited in March 1876, VITA the
Massechusots Hospital Life Insurance Co, the Income
of which WINS subject to Mr.. Weoetess order
~. There was u fire in Charleston, = G., on
a. o1th ir-i and the sufferers were Valentine had,
= n GIels,en. and Rev. Fordin nj Jacobs Several
were seriously injured among others Robert j.
forsyth William Snalh T. w Dagsett 1, W. CIsgse'r
III Nes,re Mckenzie & Horton. Mt. Hcidts loss was
s1Sooo, Injured $1,000 Glaasdcn was insured Tor
s6n00 and Mr. Jacobs for S6O00 In removing the hre
lander from one If the building, several hFcmen hafns
mounted the former, AMI being npon II az ne te, vac
,onmcst 81 an elevation OF over thirty icct oapNLeu'
rnamipp e. the ground with regular crash li0uFus
more or ice. severely those who were "a H. whose names
E We have given.
lY- We perceive by the last number OF the
ch,,Ies,on IS C library Ga;t,it that Mr. William T.
Richards las retired from its editorial direction when
,sn hereafter be in me hands OF Mr.. Paul IL Hsyne
MIR, Ri ,hers goes 10 Ncwiork, IN winch eIy ne WI
cohiinpe the pusicaion OF as juvenile Magazine eh'
6 he'd the SchoolFellsw.
q rTSs The name of Charles List is removed
fom the head Of TIE Boston Commonwealth newspaper
e and that OF Mr.. j. d. Baldwin Is substituted We IeHrn
- JSe posn that Hon Sa,nl T. Sewa IS Mr.. Bald
win. palmer and that Mr. Robert Carter - likely TO
become the political editor again
tY. Tic Gastric (Ga.) Standard says that on
last sale uy (6rst Tuesday in December thirty negroes
sve h,,r,red dollars Tor children thousand and
6ity dollars for men,
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DIED.

On Monday evsnns Dec d. Mr. MARIA HARLOW, rsbe' Of
her nsnd sn ofber ,w asanethoa " sad HAY
Freeman requested attend Tie ilner on Iaafsday ia
I.s,y tdsr M services be CaaTch Of Hoy
A es,rsI S :, aS4 "a LIT 55a e., coFrrs AGED ~ ys
~ Nil as- place from as ATE ss'.asnIs 20 II sl,
h. vii be Con-o'd. sev HaH2hs, or essfnst
B. fssy. and reHd sad be members d the hasoHe a'srny
On noss.y Dec n ELIzABETH MERRITT. the Ts, year
n, res;,s. and G~n d family alo III. a.aber. Of The
sAeenasi BaEs; oa.rsh are .e'psssy a'Sl = y go s
fss. i:.n her s.s .sssa. No. 10 r7'
~ ,s-sursh 9aPsE' peace soDy su.....s,,.... ",
janis YosTER. as,5 b year.
bre,tr d ~ John Foster respectfully a,tei - stid ms
fn-r. Thur.dsy afternoon sgh in-t a. -. I s
S5l rss =, - Rec o. Mr.. HARRIET HysDALE
,si aStI- se Dana H.lsG4 hs Sih " ser ss-
s.fsr u Ter son Elckad H. Bndalel sad o. Der e.o,se
o hs'a~. are i3,.sr 2 asn. ~, !. 10 sees
o. Iue.eay ncrrns. Oec. g. CHARLES bVhsEh 'iL'%N'
Ii fs re e . ss,s ana ss. AMY r.s;y a,.sa
af-rd - flasrsl from ne segs o - 49,, ,sas, f,
LEI y;as rsazs VII b inferred Inc sSe'n' n'i'e
~ , b yo, 4. III rs-s~nes Of h brother Mr. James Oates
sbse-d Es.sld NJ. GEORGE OATES 'ss4 . JeH' ale Of
oS,i'n AZ sssemyoa HAsS.H p WIDOW oGsbnz Hubbard
Ths sae ene. Q, ne aa are os GO "a
go, al IO5 oeosi n sasos, isrssf n, A'@A h re
-, VI 5e ls.en staaort- CSEa, Tor alefaSeA~
Rrssr ., DsTEs-In Ii. cy and cosuy Of ses fo,s
to 80 s-h Deeng 20 the 25;a day December, isl
M -; Women . Boys no. GHs los Iotsir37S
II.r.,..-Ab-ces Ansarsn, Arsp>ry, III Asuaaa,
I,rouh. D An-nz Di-sdns Escs from L1nssI Bsrned
az sided Bssch.s, 10; Cs.rer, Cascrsn Or, Cas-
.ates 81 Gems. ChoeTs issntan ?; csoer1 hofous,
CO.. Congurplon Conraiso1s y Crvap II; Coasosfoa
a Inr.. Deb1gy D=rIEn Tfsasns Dznheas; Dfopsy
70 peg, he Hesa q provJs ne chest Drcysea
IysnIsry EDspeas Ers,ton Fraetar. Of saul 2; Re
YER Fever Bhous Fever, Psrp-ss Fever. Rsmitsnt
= fever F-vef Tyrhd Fryer. Typhas Ia; Fever
s,svoa. Hear D<ea-<. Hcopzs Coash Inxnatoo In
fsuusfca IEAssnzi1nof Bowels infsnsnxoe
Ci<st l ILsEsaisz isnaraazon of Lsns - IL
aazan II sou.rh Inssnanoa Of Terpsi g. nsmasts
Of LIVER Ins.rfy tpseue>,ssc-3 tntassaeeVasa late.
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ENTERTAINMENTS, &c.--The Tenth OF the
Series of Popular Lectures q, the Tabernsclc, viii be
delivered to night by GEoRsE WILLIAM CuRrI'' the
well known author of mile Notes of Howsdjh"
The subject of his paper is entitled The Age of steam
from which he will evolve and eondsnse much tina.
will be well worth hearing
rpa LAriIIAs second lecture upon Art, rs applied
TO the Ele,aelcs of Life, win be given At Hope Cha
pei A,,,u
The AN,IyrHsARr of the Sunday School attached 10
the Disciples Church will be held at the Chnrea IN
Seventeenthst.
Prof WHITNEY presents his impersonations OF living
and dead American and atlantic orators Ut Ssuy
vesant Institute -,
The P,mio EXHIBITION OF Ward School Nd. 10
will come Cd ,o.nigh, the Church corner Of aaa'-
Bon aud Gouverneur SITS.
MAINE Law demonstration viii be made to-nsnt
~ Metropolitan Hall, wherest T. T. Barnnm' john D.
0ough. Judge Bets Rev. s 4 Corey, and others are
expected to speak.
Al the BsoApw Az toni ht there will be mixed per
formsncs of Ballet, Drama and Farce. The Ballet
Company produce Midsummer Nights Dream" the
beading characters b Mons co.sy - MI. Sal.a.-
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.ses. I; jsc-t.:i. sfe. Or scrs~si r--s vcr-~-s.
tatrusisr. sEssr-s "a Se.sct. forft6csoc. Oh
Ase. fssy Fsvnasfe RftA RAear,ssisss, Raptar-.
Se7ofss Sr,aifos. ~ Srrae. re-sAiar $ r-,4ass
1afao ga. 4 NcfH-. tusro-r.s
Asr-Jt4cr ycsr. ~ 70 years a. no 20 sts -
~ O. % - - 80 A. % a. ~
81 r. 20 n, r0io ~ - - 10 ~. snaussn.
F1sess a N.-tvfr-uasrd S,s;rs gS,. te,ri y vss,si
sets - Gcrnszy -, frse-. !: issy.l British gs-.
2 n Sssfh sa,erss. West is3~s. l. roFsAs.
kTcsnA =
Fcrn Horafsi ne1rvae Prrs>o,aarr Rsk~ei's ts.aA
Iurs,e ksva Bnckue's isssi. 8. Esndss islasa oy
Ho.r,. OF, Prcn asa- Hoase Bsekwes is.ssi o. Old
0ssd Home, ; Ce,ogrt fesscnsa
Iriesuesis rr,crned rom wards isssnt. ~.
w. VISITS. Cur iae>'t~.
CSy lrspsctx : CNcr. Dceraser q. 1854
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SUfrLRISG IN MADEIRA.--We invite atten
zion to the following
APPEAL TO AMERICA
a Inn. III I'll Z.


APPEAL TO AMERICA
A calamity has fallen on Maderiaunparalleled
10 lite history The vintage the revenue of which furnished
the ehiei means Of providing bss,enc. for it,
other important article of their sooS Is s exten.iyssy
diseased Nj classes therefore suffering aud as thers
eotnng AID other necessaries Of hfe therdres us. in
crease cnrirg the winter and the f1ue is contemoatsl
VIC ns, p %, s,a, anxiety and apprehension.
u1ef such appalling prospects the z,aous and excellent
cyil Governor Snr Jose Svestr Rbcro addressed cir.
GUAR letter to the merchants Of Madeira on the oath of Au-
Critical position Of e nj nse 1ns ii. s1d
ehe notce OF the benevolent and charitable foreign
and TO- 80 a5y Of their t5ye mn
cd with famine. His Exeeencys appeal having been re-
sponded to by various parties to limited extent and ex.
pecstons having been raised that with .ysten,tic .r
eanIa,cn and management very considerable succO-s
wooh 90 forthcoming. he has named aya-, of the
"a INST rs committee 70 receive and snperntend the dig
tnor1on OF az such money and ether articles may be
placed at our dsposa towards the alienation OF suffering
ana indetni classes in the island.
we willingly accept the trust with which his Excel
iency has charged US with earnest desire TO pro
mote the ieudabe work Of charity which he has much
~ hcdt End although we do so with ieryent deter
nnatio 10 use all the in power 10 discharge
to the advantage of the distressed and the sasac
ton OF the pbilanthropc contributors toward their re-
bet we undertake the duty with full knowledge of s
difficulty, In the hope that calculate upon the
counsel and cooperation when applied for Of the nu.
erous persons in the leland posse ing inteigence md
local knGwledge and in the full reliance Of experience
ing In al our actions, every necessary indulgence The
undermined parties have kindly undertaken TO receive
subscriptions, and transmit them 10 the island
IN AMERICA.
hessss. EOoRnfAN, JOHNSTON & Co,
MeesTs. MARCH e. BENSON. uv
GEoRGR NJ. LEWIS ESQ (No"'iorK.
WuLiAM DErEw, Esq,
Messrs RonEsr ADAMS & Co, Philadelphia.
Gro SToDpAar, RIcHARD DAVIES,
J. HOWARD MARCH, NUso A. CARvELLo,
GEORGE HAscHR
Madeira, Nov. IS 1852.
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1t aseui oriock rad irarisst,y fer f,y settled
and IN Consequence Of which the boats cane in con-
tfet Tie Golden had tie ogti II Ct one cabin torn Of
ard was oihfrwisc Injured. TIE Hudson ire, with
greater coinage. Both s-e lsd Up in the Conpsny's
docks. sid ere being repaired
u TIE Z. NJ steamship Canada siyuslized
on the ll,h Dec. At 81 P. NJ screw stslrn-r going
into Liverpool which she supposed 70 be the Andes,
returning.
y The flags at the various ship-yards on
the East River displayed at half mas; yesterday
IN honor Of Nh Davi Brown Of the late firm Of Bell
Brown. ship builders The funeral services took
place yesterday afternoon q; O'clock a. the Ruigsrst
church, at which nearly all of The shipbuliers were
prcsent.
LAUScH.-A small steamer, called the Cor
nels. and intended to convey passengers and frcsh,
on the Sanwsukee River. between San Francisco aud
Stockton, was launched on Saturday last 1t o'clock
A. NJ, from the shipyari (orr-rly Collyers) at the
cot Of Ei-h. g East River This vessel il schooner
Tgged 10 feet long, % feet beam feet hold aad about
go tuns burden. She bull; tor Edward Mlnturn under
TIE superlntendence Of VIM A. Lighthsn She i. TO Be
taken 70 West Point during this week whore two IN
elned engines ard the boilers viii be pa. in By Mcssrs
kembie. The Cofnelin Wi be co-nman led by Cart
Sam 6 Martin formerly Captain Of the schr Roe, and
viii be saed around the Cape il asou, three weeks rs
threeInGstod schooner. Her engines viii not be used
until she arrives at her destination.
PRICES OF PRoyIsioNs-The following fg-
show the retail prices Of some Of the principal
articles for the table, in Markets. GA Tuesday,
Dec %.
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MARRIED..

onThar.dsy September by Rt Henry Chase Mr. WILLIAM
IA M MIRO Mss FRANCIS JENKINS dIussts Of the ate
Garlner Jeukb.. al u this CITY. -
A. Ir Sprna's Church. Christmas Day. By Rev Ghdnsr
surrs ID u GEORGE GRIGGs ofths arm Of Mage sander
son fort LAURA AUGUSTA, eldest dauss'es o:
The ate Hiram B~uneti. Esa Of se~hursa -. =.
A. Ne~bugh. Dec. -, By Rev. Dr. acCere- NJ JAhks "
MOLLY this City 10 MS KATE. eldcst daughter Of l. ~
N,ea, EsQ Of tewbursh
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALENDAR

COURT CALENDAR
SUPREME COURT. - The calendar OF non
enumerated causes will be taken up to-day
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-General Term.
DECISIONS
Thomas S. Olive against Henry Bishop.
judo meut affirmed by default.
Patrick Bowner against John w. Latson. Same
Edmund Redgate against Jacob +. Bahe Appeal
dismisse ed, by default
dsuissed
Treadwel Ketchum against Augustus Zercga Entry
Of Judgment modified as TO allsw plaintiff 10 with
draw demurrer, on payment Of costs, and reply; and
defendant to amend answer
1hos. vermibye against james A. Austin. Appeal
dismissed
Spencer Conklin and another against Peter Murphy
Motion denied.
SPECIAL TERM.
Isabella Mariner against Benz +. Mariner Divorce
granted.
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PmLApKLPuIA SALES or Srocxs, Tsesddy,
nev IS i2-Fus Besyd-si Wehanss Bash 81 10 Penn r.
Al so MorI- Canal 900 do, sio Reading Railroad
hons island x r., l5. 500 do ISL 80 G1at
nark. l3A 100 Penn 81, ooh.
Board-3 Mechanics Rsnk, ~, les Grarj nsnk i3t
n Rsnk leo Ph&dehhs Rank, iss 100 Log Island r. r..
IA $50 do, IA.
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SrRANGERs-At the AsroR, &. Il. Hitchcock,
san Francisco g. A. Croker, Taunton; ;. F. Coolidge
Boston; J. b. Carter, do; d. Hamilton, Wa;eryliel; o.
B. Keith, Phila; r. Van Bcnthuysen, Albany; Col. Har
man. do; j. g. Farnsworth do J. H. Humphrey do
H. c. Blake Navy Hon. Geo. Ashmun Mass; j. C..
IIoyt Utica; ". H. English, Indiana; w. ii. Sibley.
Minnesota: T. n Gilbert, Utica; and Others.
At the IRVING Hon. Alex Buell. Michigan Hon J. A.
Rockwell Connecticut Judge C. w Rockwell. Wash
ngton; Hon. w. Ashe, North Carolina; ; H. Broad
head. Michigan A. ZappOne, Washington d. c.; /. 3.
Hlhard Brockville; w. w. Frazier, Philadelphia !;
VIM. Kersioman. Western Virginia DR.. Hammond, U.
g Army b. Bradley, Boston Zslmon Fitch Cleve,
land, Ohio; II X. Davenport. L. = Navy }. Duncan
st John ~ y. j. B. Bruzeres, Montreal Capt. X w
sherman, Burlington Oliver Evans, Philadelphia; o.
Phelps, Jr, Wsshington; Hon. H. H. Morris, New Y ork
Chas Carroll, Carrollton, Nd John p. Howard New
York Dr. j q. Wrestling, Harrisburgh, Pa ). Lyons
Kingston, Jamaica f. r. FrecLette, Quebec JOS.
Wall Englsnd and others.
At The HowAnp, Cap: Parrish. Steamship Roanoke :;
o. Williams, Mise; J Goodwin, Name w c. Hurt
New-Orleans; DR.. Cummings, Boston w Bowdoln;
: C.. l.. Meigs, Memphis N Mitchell, Providence, and
otheTs.
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CoMpLrMESrARY.-Th Common Council, O
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

AccIDESr.-On Monday afternoon, a man
named Bryan Herman. while at work on new build
ing in Grands fell from the thirdstory scaoldng of
thft building the ground He picked up insensi
BILE and il il supposed that he seriously injured in
ternsry He conveyed in wagon to his home in
Eichteenthst NewYork.
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Eprs-On Monday evening Ere broke out

FIREs.-Un MOnddy tFtUIlg . Hrr DTUhe UuI
in the nantla store of Gerrhe & Brother No II Can H.
& The flames were soon cxtingIi-hcl, not however
before the prerses damaged to the amount OF
about $500 No alarm was given
On Tuesday morning, shortly after o'clock,
afre broke out IN the five story building No % Oislp,
occt,uied by G. & H. Burken NJ tinware estabshm INT
The bremen were carly on the ground, end cxIn
cuished the flames Damage about : 900
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FoR THE NEw YEAR.-GIeasoH's Pictorial
DroEtsg Rocs Co@paHioA-Ihis brilliantly Ianl.Iss
,SI{v .ourraI has lsr commenced volume, and 10
r.rtay moot supeb aud CANT affair IN toe way Of NE
r.fure sd at Among alare number Of most beA7nin Nj
81 N, inccurs Of New Year; eAborse design asl
ir De suhecs OF Autographs and Writing rom me al
a. pe-lcd Of worlds mot oritlnai AMI ren'-I
mr., a m, Pctcria 10 be followed By ceres OF E1nSso
rpor tins subject slesorcl picture OF me ooess
Fssce W inter- Scene IN Rnssia with the Pee1n u .s
DOr,.y representation Of Thorn's -'ee- Of -'sp'f,
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CITY ITEMS.

xAS6E OF THE THERMOMETER Al
J. DsIs,ov.'s L)0ymeFls Lyvles Cia,ksl 2sl Waist
1852. IAN. Noes SPM I'm.
n - ... % 50 81 IS
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ircvn 5 Oh Mortality. IT Laz-ri Hr C,rn-ts-y; uay
ntcelt GEc erd cnSrL picsure OF the Cr7s.I Palace
Ncwic ca the tlest eDs-ayIrg ss1ei On vol in ths
crrr'ry also aot CURIOUS puzzle. the kew Of Which &
rscie OF nEerr ". Bv tnrinx and exsp,v n III. r,r.
r.sir svs hElcrod different efs are fa esch snS-
ccf ;hcrAh ccmpes IL .tseE sil BE- canu,u. srr,nr@
ert Parts 81 snotSer. TIE Western Mi.arv Ia
sifrie. D;Sungn SPRING. Ny. Is also r-ar~sen,ei
AnCrs the b1fc-s 70 this nlrsbsr observe IN.
usrrss cf Mrs T.. r. Sigourncy T. Bgfuch T. Ruchsu,p
Resf I Arthur Mssugi1 VI Balboa. Alice B. Neal Mrs
~ W Curtis Ben Pericy Poore. A. J. II. DarAnae Fra.
rs 4 nurivsce Ahce Cs-ey. Caroline A. Hayden. Phr5e
Carey r j. n Robinson J. HINT IT. Seac Bernard Ellen
Louise Chandler Sc kc forming a-cznt Of - ea
tst-e en- in weekly jouTni Wits al n array Of
atrse;ve illustrations Of bTSnt literary mater and vast
Improvement generally. tie pree Of the Petos a greatly
yrdure5 The tssms per snnun 81 single copies sr
each For sale al the prime pal periodical dois III
the United Ssstes 8 FxxScE, No. l5l SassGa-st
lAj.crore-s-nLl
FREScH AND ENsIIsH ESGasvIyes.-A mag
nfeeut assortment OF EnEsvinsS selected BY the sub
scriber Europe ready for inspection FOR sale,
wholesale aid retail by VIZ. Seats PTntssller.
No. SO BEoalwsv. up STAIRS.
lAIyefasc-arnl1
ALWAYS READY-TO take Pictures in unri-
vailed perfection Roor No So Broadway Examine his
- i IL
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r7 The Board of Aldermen held a meeting

on Monday evening and alter transacting various busi
ness adjourned to this "wednesday evening, whent I
expected that the subject of the proposed amendment
the city charter will be taken up
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Always RxADY-To take Pictures in uuri-
vailed perfection Roof. No So Broadway Examine his
Gold LOckes and Ornamental cases tor Holiday Presents
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REAL EsrArE.-Thc following sales ofprop-

crty were made Dec q by Anthony J. BIeecket;
Lot and house on 2h-s of 2ox79 house about xS $50
lbs on 25thst each q 6x98 9esch $3.50 100
lots on 28thst each 25xs8 9esch - 100
lois on 59th-st each 25@s3 9-esch 81, ioo.. 4Sl0
lot S5th-st, 2jIico. 4Oo
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~. INC late explosion of Gas in the ceIlar of

III The late eXploslOh0 Oh gas III the celar vi
the basement OF +. g. Clayton Esq, No. ilJ BToome-
IT, has reued in the death Of Eleanor Hines the ser
ynpt eir WHO was go severely burned She died yester
day morning AZ the NewYork Hospital. The coroner
held an inquest upon the body Of the deceased and tine
testimony elected was only repetition OF the circuin
stances already published. The following verdict was
rendered hy the Jury: THAT the deceased came 10 her
death by burns accidentally received by the explosion
Of coal Gas at the house No 4l9 Broonest She was
native OF Ireland, - years of age Mr.. Clayton VINO
was injured by the accident was considered yes
terdsy to be in critical condition but there were hopes
Of his recovery.
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The CArHARrsE FERRY.-On New Year day

The CArHARISE tERRY.-On New-Iear day
two Of the three boats bull, for this ferry Will be
put in use. The three boats are named LYDIA Abby
and Agnes They are about the size of the Manhattan
and other boats OF the Fulton Ferry and finished
ard fitted up in complete style. They are well cu,h-
toned and woman win be enployed on he Fulton
Ferry in keeping the cabins neat There are two or
three Improvements introduced by Col Csm5erson,
who has been the Arehec. and superintendent OF the
rev ferryhouse, on the Brooklyn side of taai ferry
ore is arrknsemen. by which the plot in the wheel
house by The use O, lever pin unpin the rui
ders This viii be great facility in the management
Of The boat and win much the labor OF the deck
bands The ether Is 3 newly constructed style OF
brde e. in building which there are works under that
supersede tie necessity Of the galowsfrae over and
the heavy truss work or braces the deck OF the
bridges The wheels for fastening the boass are of
tie way Of passengers. The bridges are long 90 thA;
they are not steep al low or hish tide.
CoLLIsIos. morning the ferry
a. a.
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CoILIsIos. morning the ferry
tc-:s Cc..en sai Hatsor s.: sssr re,.srs llai.a.,
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taken deep interest in the pro'2sry Of the City n
his earlier years he wa sch0ol,ca-Asr al prepared
Tor College rnsny Of the ernaen. mon wlo nov alorn
our learned profession In politics. Col c. was an
sn~aTerirg Wing. having voted fJr The WAX ca1di-
dafe' FOR President since the defss; Of John Quincy
Adams his last vote wa for OH Chippewa AMI wa
among the Frat votes cas-; at bis pei, Col having for
long time expressed himself anxious 10 do ;ai az, Of
justice toward the brave General whose frsaisho he
had enjoyed
The funeral of Col Coffin will take place this d.y 3,
lPM
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Crncrs ConrANIrs.-Circus Companies are

hereafter TO obtain the permission Of the Mayor and Alder
men OF the Ward before commencing ieir exhibitions
within the limits OF this city, under penalty Of %, for
each oeEso ordinance that effect having been adopt
&C by the Common Council Monday evening".
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BouauEr OF MELopY.-Messrs VIM Hall &

BoUQCEr OF MELoDY.-Nessrs. w m. Hall ~
Son have issued for the Holidays elegant volume,
containing the gems of twenty OF the most popular
Operas We have never seen collection Of music
calculated to give much satisfaction for paror prac
ce All the Operas produced here for the l-s. season
or two including Martha, will be found within It's Gov
ers They have also published their usual Musical An
nual embracing large number Of waace's compost
lions.
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DARNe RoBBrRY.-AbOut ) o'clock yester

DARlNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y v tIVtn gt7tt1
d,v afternoon lad in the employ OF L. Morrison Il Co,
brokers Of No 81 Wllamst, while earring Dag con-
,,nue $500 N silver 70 the Phoenix Bank Tor safe keep
n was attacked by young about II years CT age,
,so struck lin a powerful blow on the back 81 sne
reek md Immediately seized the bag and ran mo me
Exchspge A cry OF stop tnlei was al once rai'ed
- Se-,.,,r, Iynch O.. the Fir-t Ward Police, who
hgrpeped TO be near pursued him. bat the fellow after
-eiiirg into the building managed 70 eude ne oteer
nj eScaved into tee styesf nos however, un he had
cropped Ire bag which wh lis contents vas receVe'ed
and restored - IL owners
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Increase or SALARr.-The salary of the
MAYOR OF this city was on Monday ht increased by
luton of the Board Aldermen from $4,000 70 $1,000
take e and alter the st OF January so5
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Another Fmx-About 3 o'clock YESTERDAY

RIoToUs PROcEEDNGs-A party of rowdics
broke into porter house the of Little
and Pymoutlsts shortly the fire. and after help
ing themselves much they wanted OF what they
could find commenced dcmolishing the dccanters and
furniture They kept undsputed possession of the
premises until daylight, having in the meantime cmpiied
all the liquors in the place upon the floor
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Far BEET-James Irving. killedon Monday
morning Fat OK, the sides Of which, with the lat,
weighed ? IS5 pounds. This Ok was raised in Ken.
lucky and Is the largest slaughtered in this City
being As pounds heavier than the Washington, killed
some yesrs since.
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PRICES OF PRovIsIoSs-The following fg-
uies show the retail prices Of some Of the principal
articles for the table, in our Markets GA Tuesday
Dec %
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SECONp HOARD.

leo dc-'- D $50 81 100 R-ad'as RR. -
ISM Il. and y. Lonaon -. tS ] - Hudson R.vcs r