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business Of said corporation not is the
hs s sane TtS from time to ;,@s bsy s9a deem psdsn
but in case i shall at time happen election Of
&c ssTpSrs,Isn that cause s.
%sx ss sns On r dy
tho y sorpersion AAAs' may
sssas II
po and for no other purpose to shs snoun ,S
sa
Sec IL Az the and incidsntal required
De exercised in carrying ints full effect ss objects
are hereby granted and all contracts
secretary ofthe company and with without
Sec H. The capital stock Of saiA corporation ,ha be
road n Is' T. ensa % s ss
chase and hold Of the stock os the sorpo
rSton n such and in such as herein
ss yss: f e Il s M yas
Il S * & s Ss % Sns the ss forth
sSsh e. ne DO entitled
ysns yas a shall ;. se
ana the assessed value OF the property along the
See H. frederick A. Tallmadge, Simeon Draper. yohn
ana shall be- and
fs II ssr Tssf 4
Of said railroad 70 ana
may y ;h's sssss entitled and psrsoss
scribe fer their proportion asooi and pay iat>
the bands of said board OF
their proportion of said capital stock within thirty
ter TIE expiration Of tho time for advertising then
preempon right shall aud such shall be
placed upon the footing other citizens
TO The purchase OF such stock
Sec l5 Tho said hoard of commissioners shall
oEehaf the capital stock is Subscribed fo- and
cent paid thereon call ameatng of tho stockholders
giving weeks notice daily in three OF the public jour
nails OF the said city and the stockholders shall proceed
who shall conduct the affairs business said
ration.
Sec 6 Said board directors shall proceed TO organise
by the appointment of Of their number presidents
they shall also appoint secretery and such other officers
and agent may be required in prosecuting the business
tcen duly organized the conferred and duties
CURED OF said shall be transferred to said
beard Of directors Said board Of directors shall
nua1ly elected thereafter.
Sec. ~. Said corporation Ia hereby authorized
eonstru citing said road ha cap
tai stock shall have beon subsobsd fon and per
thereof paid in.
See Is majority Of the directors shall lie
for a quorum for the transactsan OF business.
See 10 II shall be lawful for the
ton to call in and demand from the respective
" NIL such OF money by them subscribed for such
times and in such instane nts She Director shall deem
proper under penalty OF orfeang the share stock
scribed for and all previous psyents thcreo pay
mcnt shall not lie made within thirty days AFTER personal
demnnd ornotice requiring such shall
published successive weeks
fn the city Of New York.
Sec. 20 Said corporation may have and corporate
sea and the stock OF said corpora pee
sona property and shall be trar stcrcd in such
shall be prese skked hy its by inws.
SEC. ~ All laws parts of laws inconsistent this
far as this act s concerned, hereby repealed
See - This act shall take eject Immediately.
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Another Movement for a Railroad in Broad
way.

way.
DILL INTRODUCED IN THE SENATE.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE NEW YORK HERALD
ALBANY, April Q, 1854.
The vast accumulation of bills ready for Gna action
has induced both houses to devote the time upon third
reading in order to clear the desks This will take two
or three days longer. large number disposed OF
to-day, mostly of character unn.eresting in general
point of qew.
The only matter Of interest occurring this morning was
the introduction of bill by Senator Monroe asking 70
the incorporation OF company to construct railroad
through Broadway and parallel streets As it Is matter
which most Of the residents Broadway had thought
disposed Of by the courts believed proper give
copy of the bill it is in the hands OF the Railroad
Committee. or course iessrs. Stewart Co. will take
carly action to prevent its passage This the bill
70 eona RAILROAD h Nsly Yoc efg 10 Je nosss as he
1Ss pe1p. s S Sac sef q New f in So
nate and Assembly, do enact aa follows
n Il %
aS s S hereby
are SGay Poc I IL, name Of
See The corporation hereby created hereby author
cd 70 raircad IN tac city and county Of Sey
Fifth Avenue Railroad.
cate said railroad foowsBcsnnng poiH opposite
and on the wet side Of Union sansrs and running With
Icy place with single track TO Mercer street thence down
mercer Win trbck Ihnal street, thence
down Canal street with single track to Chambers street,
thence up Shamberg street with single trae 70 Broadway
Union square thence Broadway with double track TO
tth rvenre, thence up Filth avenue far as the
shall be opened and graded
sec A. II shall be lawful for said corporation conncc
the single tracks Of Wayorcy place Grand
Canal street so that part Of the whom
thc other part Is ohstructed by pa-adcs nrss, &c.
ses II shall be lawful for aia corporation purchase
s Ss & Mercer sssw crs ia or
y parallel TO broadway and such
such property as far q Chamb mbers street
See IL the said corporation shall purchase lease pri
vae property the limo Of Mercer and nearly ar
quite parallel to broadway, as far Lspen ard aker
White Leonard srces and eha find below
on of the New York Hospital or from other
then shall be lawful to construct said rsfosd to
said street. and through such such obstruc
ton shall arise to Church street and to Broadway.
Sec The corporation hereby created shall poassss All
general powers rights and privileges subject 20
the estrcons contained and preecrihcd in the third title
the 18th chapter OF the first OF tho Revised Statutes
scc Tho said corporation shall have power TO establish
peh Lars a. they nay deem necessary f0g oonaucpz hs
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NEW YORK AEGIsLATURE.
Senate.

.. Albany. April g. 1854.
OPPOSED TO FIRE COMMISSIONERS. iih ~
Mr.. SrKScER presented reHaonstrances from hftytwo
lse Insurance companies, against the law appointing
justices of justice and courts commissioners to nyesti
gate into the causes Of fires.
rxpoRTED.
To incorporate the Protestant Episcopal Church Union
To authorize the publication the Meteorological OBJ
servatioEs of the State
Approprating sl 600 to the Western House Of Refuge
The Lieutenant Governor and Canal Appraisers salary
bills
Appointing commissioners to examine into the AFFAIRS
Authorizing Frederick A. Tama ige aud others TO con.
struct a Broadway and Fifth raroad.
BILLS PASSED. #.N .r.
For the relief Of the Long Island Indians
Inert asng Wreck Masters in Suffolk county.
Incorporating the Merchants ard Publishcrs' Aiver
tising Company.
10 enable the Supervisors New York to raise money
by tax.
The annual tax BILL
Amending the charter of Flushing village.
Relative to tie circulating eafety fund banks
whose charters have expired.
To amend the act for the incorporation of Fire nsur
rance Companies.
TO provide for deputy clerk in Kings County. Laid
aside
To incorporate the yonkers savings bank.
To amend the act authorizing Auburn to borrow money
for railroad purposes.
To regulate stage routes in New YORK,
A was then taken
AFTERNOON SESSION.
FUND BANKS.
TIE bill authorizing safety fund banks discount their
surplus, debated and laid on the table.
nErrTY SESSIONS CLERK KINGS COUNTY.
The bill to provide for deputy clerk Of the sessions In
Kings, was passed
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The election of superintendent of public instruction
fixed for tomorrow, at IL o'clock.
Adjourned.
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OLD KENTUCKY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE WINNER
NEW On EAss, April l. 1854
The great State post stake for $50 600 four mile
heats came on this afternoon at O'clock over the
Metairie course, and by the Kentucky horse
Lexington, in two straight heats. Time Sm ssls--sm.
As. Tie track was very heavy
There were four entries, yiz.:-Lexington (of Ken
tucky) kecome, (cf Missssippi): Highlander (of Ala
bauna); AID Arrow. (of LouisianaJ.
The race creassd great excitement, and crowds of
strangers hive beea ockng to this CITY or several
past to witness the contest The corrsc yss literally
crowded with anxious spectators as much .aoney was
wagered on L- result each horse being booked upon as
the representative Of the honor and glory e his sste
The winner OF the race, Iexingoa, Is a Dostor colt
Sut Of Alice carnsa is owned by stock cospany and is
vt present In the hands of Col Bngs,ain lie was sran
"a for this by Dr. waricld of TentuckY. He has
b--n victor in every he has ey run at all dis
ta,ses beat ing the best horses of the South and West
araaddng sH greater ecat to the of gallant
old Boston.
and trained of Rapdes was th,second
horse Previous 10 this race he ne, ar been Beaten
had rer lost single heat, aud great fayoIite.
Highlander the third in the race and diaiancct in the
second heat is Glencoe colt out of C.stanet and il
owned by ste X company, which purchased him for
$4,000 He had neyoribeen beaten befor, and was the
favoiiten this at odds, friends were grsatlv
Disappointed at the result
Arrow dis.anccd-n the first heat was got by Boston
out Of Jenneteau, is owned ~ Mr.. r. Te rBroecr and
Represented Louisispa. Arrow been eaten before
but it s claimed in consequence Of bad riding having
made the three fastest miles record.
The betting tiis ws greater thsa on anS pre-
vious occasion in this section Of country
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7faIRTY-THIsD CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1854.
THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE.


: WASHINGTON April g. 1854
THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE.
Mr.. EVERETT, (whig) of Mass, presented two
srances from Boston against the introduction of slavery
into any Territory from which excluded by the Mis-
, souri, compromise.
Mr. SUMNER (ree soil) Of Mass, presented like remon
strances from Indiana and Massachusetts,.
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM ABROAD
Mr. CAss (dem of Mich, presented another petition
that religious freedom be secured to American citizens in
foreign countries. In doing So he stated that time
since he had said that he would that the report
made by the Committee Foreign Relations this sub
ject at the last session. be taken from the fes, and
ferred to that committee again He desired to make that
motion now but would not ask that 1t be considered at
fhis time He would ask the Senate this day three
weeks interfered with no other business TO take up
fhat motion, and to hear what he had to say 1t his
intention to reply to some structures made by dstin
THE rorrAwATrAmIE INDIANS
Mr.. PETIT, (dem) Of Ia, offered resolution, which
to treaties made with the Pottawattamie Indians Of
Indiana
Mr. RusK, (dem) Of Texas, reported bill for the
lief of James M. Coggin, which was considered and
passed.
Mr.. MORTON, (whig1 Of Fa., offered resolution calling
Tor f particulars relative to the contracts with Gilbert
Secor the construction of the balance of the dock
basin and railway at Pensacola. The resolution was
adopted.
THE APPOINTMENT OF CADETS
The joint resolution explanatory Of the act regulating
ihe manner Of appointing the cadets to West Point was
ngan taken up, when Messrs Rusk, Stuart aud Adams
opposed and Mcssrs. Shields and Toucey supported It,
Mr. STUART, dem Of Mch) proposed an amendment,
but no quorum voted
Debate was then renewed and second vote taken but
still without quorum.
After debate the resolution finally postponed for
fortnight,
The Senate then went into executive session and at
guarter past four O'Clock adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, April 3, 1854
Mr. curnSo (dem.) Of NJ ", appeared in his seat for
she hrst time slnce last Monday.
DEPUTY pos1MAsrTRs.
Ar'Vpe (den.l ofVhio, from the Committee on Post
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ALBANY, April 3, 1854
CONSOLIDATION BROOKLYN WILLIAMSBURG.
The bill consolidating Brooklyn Williamsburg and
Bushwick was laid on the table.
To regulate the tare raw cotton and hops sold in
bales.
Relative TO the District Courts Of New York.
The TfsEAsuREIs'S ACCOUNTS
Messrs. Thorn of Washington and Gibbs Of Liyings
ton wese elected Committee to examine the Treasurer's
accounts.
TO authorize Syracuse to borrow money to pay off the
city debt.
To authorize Court House and Jail to be built at
Riverhead Suffolk county.
Making appropriations for the payment Of the canal
6eht, and maintenance, enlargement and completion of
the canals during the fiscal year ending October 1854
AFTERNOON SESSION.
PASSED
The annual appropriation bill.
The bill opening and grading Division avenue Brook,
lyn
COURTS IN NEW YORK
The bill consolidating the acts relative to District
Courts in New York was reconsidercd on the ground
that the bill raised the salares Of Police Justices.
rHB CONSOLIDATION OF BROOKLYN WILLIAMSBURG.
Mr.. EKrcEN called up the Brooklyn, Williamsburg and
Bushwick consolidation bill Pending a debate, the
Houte took another
EVENING SESSION.
SUPERINTENDENT OF INSTRUCTION.
The House concurred In the resolution elect Super
intendcnt Of Public Instruction TO. morrow.
NORWICH RAILROAD ENTERPRISE.
The bill authorizing the town Of Norwich to aid the
construction Of railroad through it, was taken mp.
The House stl in session at the close OF this de
spatcl
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

Armstrong and George Watkins. The report OF tte
treasurer showed the society to be in ou cishng
dition. After few speeches had been made by the
officers elect, the meeting adjourned.
REMOVAL suIsyEYoK's OyTrCE-The Surveyor o(
the Port yesterday removed his Office from the Custom
House into one OF the the second 00r Of the
building formerly occupied by the Bank of the State Of
New York The room taken Is large, well lighted,
tiated, handsomely provided with furniture, and no
doubt better tnan the old quarters, and will please al
those having business with the government officials.
TIE NEw LAMP AND TlE CAITAH or TIE WASHINGTON -
We see that II Is stated in o the city napers that
the Captain of the U. s. revenue cutter Washingt0u
lying at staten lsard said that the light from the new
lamp in Brrling slip was nightly from the dock Of
his vessel distance oil Iales. Information has
been sert that the Captain Of the U 8 rcycnue
cutter Washington said nothing Of the kind and never
saw tire lamp spoken ef ia las life.
CoEnyt1ios-We requested to correct an error in
the OF the conservation Of the Chryse
street Synagogue IN yesterlay's paper Rev Aessrs
Lyons Isaaes and Kantrovch present. and assisted
IN the ceremonies and not Mcssrs Davidson and Llien
thnl, enc or both OF. whom were abseDt
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United States District Court.

IeIOre Hon. JNOEe Eetts.
ArInL 3.-TRuE ByfIs--Thc Grand Jury this morning
rendered bills Of indictment in the following cases.:
The United States against John Domling-On q charge
OF smuggling gold chains and locets to the OF
1000, on board the steamer Asia, in December last
TIC Same against John Ddris-0n charge Of CARRYING
to this port ON Of passengers in the ship Enter
prise, of which he was master
me same against James McGcr.-On charge OF lar
ceny on The high seas in January last board the ship
Bavaria
The Same against Vincent g. S'ocserFor carrying an
excess OF passengers board the brig Bclona.
Tie Court adjourned sine die The Judge announced
that return OF process would be made on Tuesday.
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From Buffalo.
DESTRUCTIVE FIREs-ELECTION OF JUDGES Fop TIE
SUPERIOR COURT, ETC.

SIF EK-UH CUUKT, ETU. 7
BUFFALO, April 8, 1854.
Three fires occurred simultaneously in this city
erday morning, one of which destroyed Sturtevants
large pnning mills including immense piles OF pine
lumber three dwelling houses Stacy beer
Iavss carpenter shop and several small buildings The
two other hres which are supposed to have bcen the
total loss is about $4,000 Insurance not aaceraincd
scrub race for two Judges of the Superior Court Is
about to take place in this city The following are the
candidates nominated by the barJohn L. Tacott George
W. Clinton; by the softs A. Verplank and Joseph Mas
ter The hards hold aconvention to nominate to-day
while the wings will probably support the nominations
by the bar The election is supposed to be required by
the new law to be held tomorrow, but official notice
has been received from the Secretary Of State.
The weather here continues cold.
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Marine Taisnsters,
LOSS OF THa SCHOONER LUCY wAIrs.

LOSS OF THa SCHOONER LUCY wATrs.
BOSTON, April g. 1854.
The schooner Lucy Watts, Captain Hail. OF Tomaston
Maine from PHILADELPHIA for Boston sprsag aleak and
sank 2Gil, March, thirty miles from Cape Cod The
crew, after being three days and nightsn the boats
were picked up by the schooner John Pe and landed at
Gloucester yesterday, badly frost bitten.
ACCIDENT TO THE SHIP SUSAN, AT CHARLESTON BAR
BALrMoRE, April 3, 1854
The ship Susan Owens, when passing Charleston
bar, struck and put back leaking badly The cargo is in
sured in Europe.
sCHocNBR MINERVA AsEDRE
NoRFolK, April g. 1854
The schooner Minerva, Capt Wright, from Fredericks
burg bound to New York, went ashore on SATURDAY. on
Smiths leland Her cargo consists Of and -four
which will be saved in damaged state The vessel will
probably prove Lass.
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PoUGHKEEPsrE A CIrv.-Poughkeepse has be-
come city, BY the Fat Of the Legislature and Governor
and has at length been gracd The 6rst charter cleo
ticn is to take place To-day
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We annex the vote for Governor, far heard
from

Nothing in Litchfed county except Watertown, which
elects whig Representative.
In Middlesex county Clinton elects one wing Repre-
sentative. Westbrook-No choice.
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City Intelligence.

KNIFE AND SHOOTING AFFnAY AT THE 1--WE MILE
HOUSE, THIRD AyENUE--ALMosT FATAL AFFAIR.
On Sunday afternoon, towards evening ARRAY took
place at the Five Mile House, Third avenue between
james Hughes and Stephen wsGu, in which the former
received cut In the hsad snaicted with knife
by wilson; and Hughes, in retaliation discharged pis
toll the bali Of which took effect the head OF Wilson,
gaucing of the scull and woundng the ear.
We leara the facts simpls these:-Hughcs and
Wilson engaged in alteration in the bar ON
some time aser Wilson left the hcase and went under
the shed to gst his horse ready Hughes followed, VIII
AMI wilson took out Rnife and in the .zray stable
Hughes badly m the lscnd.
Hughes then drew pistol and purred his antagonist
the latter endeavoripg to seek refur in ths0ar room
But just ss he entering the door, ughes sch urged
ehe pistol, the ball taking effect 3boye deaeribed
hughes tfcn followed uT the assault and pit med into
Wilson with the uacadecA pistol beat ng him tlse
Had.
During tits ARRAY the people in th h-vcnity became
alarmed ara, supporting murder had seen committed
caised the Dee alarm beay be sounded and down
inc elemen and pohse - the spot to scertan sac ma
tuis OF the alarm by this time Hughe had beenriyen
en- andWilson was conveyed TO the Hospital whore his
wounds dressed.
Isis gesnraed the hostile parties vii be kept away
of.boih parties tmeto effect reconciliation
THE CoMyr-A AsTHoSossIcAL DISC tnsrRIns
For several evenings past comet of larger sae tban
IA; Thich appeared last August was sec at the
about twenty to twenty-five degrees abovSthc horizon
~ enucle,sis alDut the size Of star bet
sneletoMards the zenith. The apparent length the
tail il from five to six feet and the width Som three to
inshes. Upon dark tight it would have brilliant
appearance, but It's light is mach essened ty tho bright
ness OF the moon 1t Is nevertheless, csedihgls Mt
tract We in thebrghtes evenings ISpppeaTs this
is noethe only newsystcp 10 heavens.
In March last tho following reports made srom
the Bishops and Radcliffe oseryatcrics in England:
this observatory dpoyerea close to tbs. Irht Ssar
& s'fq' I appes
oft tenth pagnitde hs following he positions
tU-
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Murder at Lexington, va.

N0EFOLK, Aprll 8, iS0I.
Joseph W. Noore, proprietor OF hotel at Lexington,
VA, was murdered on Thursday night, in oxnnken
quarrel, by VIM. j. Winn.
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MINERVA AsEsRE.
Fire In IInrtfa<.3.

HARTFORD April 4-12is A. NJ.
fire has iast broken out il Humphrey Heym1s'
zoap factory, Wells street. and psks present as il
it might prove destructive one although several an
gines are already on the spot.
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The Trial of Capt. schnumburgh.

The jury in the Of Capt Schaumburgh brought in
verdict this morning Of "Guly of assault without in
tent to KILL The verdict creates surprise The
cap ain has been sentenced TO six months Imprisonment
and to pay fine of 800.
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From, Baltimore.

FERRY BOAT ExPLosIoN-A NEW YORK FORGER
ARRESTED.
BALTIMORE, April 3, 1854
ferry boat between Charleston and Ashly river OK.
roded her boiler Friday badly scaldng the captain
and fireman.
Jacob +. Rhulc fugitive from New York charged
with perjury and forgery has been arrested at Savannah
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The southcrn stcamers.

CHARLESTON, April I, 1854.
The T. 8. mail steamship Union, Capt. Adams, from
New York, arrived here this morning.
SAVANNAH, April 7, 1854.
The steamship Knoxville. Capt. Ludlow has arrived
here in 81 hours from New lork.
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nInr1xHfs.


The Iranklin's news came to hand last night and
prices Of cotton have declined c under H. with salss
to-day of 0C0 bales Flour is unsettled AMI prices
lower. Corn has no. been affected by the steamer AMI
mixed sells at 5Sc. Soc.
New ORLEANS, March 81 1854.
The Csnada's adyices received ast evening. and
have caused further decline in cotton midling being
quoted at Safc The sales of the have 81
bales Flour has declined under the steamers
Sc for Ohio Western red wheat sells at 81 80. Ohio
whisley PIC Sales of gunny bags at 1:c. Rio coee il
quoted at 10hc for prime. Sight exchange on New
Yo,k ss per cent premium.
New ORLEANS, April !, 1854.
Our cotton market has been sitter day. the sales
foot up 1000 bales Middlng ia quoted at DC. Flour is
dull at Sc for Ohio.
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Congressional Election In n1assachusetts.


The election for member of Congress in the First
District lin place Of zeno scudder took place to-day,
and has probably resulted in the choice Of Hon. Thomas
D. Elliott the regular whig Ills opponent Mr. A.
H. Howland free soil and native. The vote, far
heard FROM is as follows
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There are as yet ncsgns OF the steamship Baltic,
prcsurnng che left at the appointed timen her .hir
teenth dag, out
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OHsI1IVAAUItN NtrtN HIND.
Mr. Norrnan Pogson assistant this observatory has
hecn Observing aiglt in the viryo
which tarns out t. be another planet
rs position is rs follows:
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%, Y ]
A bright tenth gnude. " T. JOHNSON
RhrcIJFrE OEsJnyAToRy, Oxford, March B.
On careful examination Of the times OF the above OBJ
1eryatons at Mr. Bishops and the Radcliffe ohservao
ries it appears that the former somewhat
The honor therefore of naming the planet belongs
to Mr. -Marth This -is believe the twenty eighth
planet now known TO exist between Mars,ana Jupiter,
light Tor nine0 of which discovered by Mr. Hind,
Ml Bishops principal astronomer, and another BY
an assistant there ts..-+--+t.
cement among citizens, and every night hundreds
the look out for it, Have yo,aecn the cornetS