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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-04

The EXPULSION OF AMERICAN CITIZENS FROM
SoHonA-It 10 stated that Messrs Louis Hulseman
and VIM. w. Smelling, who were among the mum
Der of American citizens lately expelled SO un-
ceremoneously from Sonora, by the Mexican au-
urge In the proper quarter their claims to indemni
ty for the losses they have sustained It Il alleged
they were engaged in mining operations, working
their own mines in Sonora, and were expelled
without any charge being preferred against them
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NAN AND WIFE HousELEss.-We were told of An
emusng scene created at late hour few nishfs
since The wife Of = gentleman livisg on - street
he'd BY the permission Of her husband. accompanied
another lady and her husband to the tkesfre and Al
they lived In the same street the man and wife left
Their companion ct her own door, and proceeded on
then way home. CoutrsEy to her expectations and
requesf she found the uightlatch down. and she wss
unable 70 get u. The servant having cone out to
spend the night with mel servant len her
no fesoofce but to awaken her husbasd Thus de.
sesmfncd. she commenced ringing the door-bel vio-
iensiy put could not Obtain response a. her leiee
iord slept Remarkably sound.
hef deepsrete dtuation, however, caused renewed
exeiuons and after full twenty minutes tugaipg ut
the osipuli she finally heard the sound of approach
Ing fooftsps. Slowly the door opened and imy lord
snd masteT appeared dressed with nothing OF, ex.
cept his nsn, who, half ssleep In vain attempt to
open h1 eyes, sid SIS that you, my dear7v address.
ing his wife Certainly it 10. rather pettishIy an
swered the lady; "I have been ringing this half
hosr" Che deuce you have returned the hus-
beud, Heptnf on to the stoop and looking
vene = men are very apt to do, when slam bang !.
came the door shut 10 their faces door having
been left opened. caused current of air to rush
through the hail. and had closed the door in rather
summary manner. Here was . situation for mar.
ned couple The door closed, the husband in his
linen, and the night-key in his pantalooDs pock et
up stairs How they finally succeeded in gaining An
entrance TO their house, and how they were surprised
BY one Of the police, who supposed the man to be q
ghost OF burglar, we have passed our word not to
tsil-Atbdny Ecening Tram.
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PL u M BIZ N G..
BATH TUBS, SHOWERS, STATIONARY
WASHSTANDS, WATER CLOSETS,
HYDRAULIC RAMS, &c.
THE subscriber has obtained, in the city
j of New York. the services of the best Plumbers
in the United States, and 10 now prepared, with as
extensive stock of superior material, to execute in
the very best manner and with dispatch all kinds OF
work pertaining to this line of business
BATH TUBS oflead, copper, iron or tin.
Every description of WATER CLOSETS, WASH
STANDS.
Cooper and Iron BOILERS.
Bress and Iron Lift and Force PUMPS.
SHOWERS for hot and cold water, put up to or.
der and warranted to work well
Hanson's improved, balance valve HYDRAULIC
RAM put up to order in any pat Of the State This
Ram Is said be the best in the United States and
win raise water to elevation of at least fifty per
cent greater than any other process with the same
head and supply of water.
Having at an extra expense, obtained the best
workmen and laid in q stock of the most superior
naterials feel warranted in saying will do a.
good work as any establishment in the Union and
reasonable terms
Persons in want Of work in this line are invited to
call before closing their contracts.
Particular attention 10 called to new and superior
specimen of Planished Timed Copper BATH TUB,
now ali the rage.
tended to. PAUL bAhGAMAN,
willis 10th st., near Cary.
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SPLENDID PIANO

(FUKTES,-A. J. BELVIN has Just
hi Ureceived from the celebrated manu-.
- vfsctories of Messrs. Nunn;s & Co.
Gilbert Co.. and Burns a number of their elegant
toned PIANOS with all the modern improveme nts-
and as they come from manufacturers who stand un-
rivalled their tone and durability cannot be surpass
ed-which be will sell low.
: He also has on hand large lot of FURNITURE OF
his own manufacture made of Rosewood Walnut
Oak and MAHOGANY. made In the best style; and
for workmanship cannot be surpassed in this OF the
Northern markets. being ell made By hand and not BY
machinery.
UNDERTAKING.-He still keeps on hand large
lot Of COFFINS, and vii give his individual atten.
ton to all orders left 1t his Warehouse. where .
can always be found. - :
ap 21dacts J. A. BELvIN, Governor IL
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SNEAD g. COOKE,
ATT ORNEYS AT LAW,

ONEAD " COChE,
ORNEYS AT LAW,
Charlottesville, Va.
HNHE undersigned having formed CO.
Il partnership for the practise OF Law in Abe.
marie, will practise regularly in the County aud Cir.
cult Courts of said County, and also in the District
Court, held in Charlottesville. 1850
All professional business entrusted to the firm, will
receive the attention of both parties
a. Claims secured and collected, and rsmttances
promptly made.
BURWELL w. SNEAD,
RICHARD IVANHOE COOKE
Address B. w. SNEAD, Charlottesville, or r. /.
Cooke, Palmyra, Fluvanna, Va.
BURWELL w. SNEAD will also regularly attend
the County and Circuit Courts of Fluvanna and will
give his prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him in that county.
REFERENCES:
NEW YoRK-Messrs. Greenway Brothers l. Co.;
Compton Turner; ]. r. Jaffray Sons; Robertson
4 Hudson Ward, Babcock & Co.; Ely Mygatt. jr. Il
Co.; Levi Cook Co.; A. r Frothin CHAM & Co.; Hen
rys Smith and Townshepd; Beebe L Co
BALTIMoRE-Messrs Bsugher, Fisher 4 Co.; Ball,
Chriss Co.
RIcHMoND-Messrs. Wardsworth, Turner Co.;
Parker, Bayly Il Nimmo Warren l. Perkins; Kent,
Paine Kent; Hubbard, Gardner l. Co.. Deane l.
Brown; Thos. l. Chas. Ellis; Geo. w Gretter w. F.
Butler & Co.; John N. Gordon & Son; Flanagan,
Stokes l. Co. je 25-Sm
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DICOT'S DIARRHGA REMEDY
j never fails to cure Dianhea, Dysentery, Chole.
"a Morbus Cholics Cramps. Pains In the Stomach,
kc This preparation has been used for yearn and
has met with the approval of Physicians and hun.
dTeds of persons who have successfully tested it's
virtues in where the diseases were Of the most
al arming character
Prepared only by e. J. PTCOT CO
Jy7-Im Corner Opposite Old Market
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M1sCErLAMHoUe.

cEk CARRIAGES, BUGGlES, Sui
szEK1Eg.-Psrrons dssirous Of p.rchasins
hsme-mads Carriages BugsisA Bsronchsa suahieeor
"si fni L srssfiy 70 their inssrsss to sreQs al.
. am NOW manufacturing tbs above affieiSs ON the
Those having REPAIRING to do, will DO sccon,.
modatsd Ct the shortest notice, and charges will
= s''s WILLIAM w. BAILEY.
ny9 Sm 18th between rrankIin and Grace.
m GREAT REDUCTION IN r
III THE PRICE o. HATS AND BOOTS.
sssaS ssss Z
Molsskin HATS. Of best quality. ..........-.es 50
,.'S,o,.s,s q SIX s1 SnTs g
Pine calflkn sewed SHOES. Is
q. ANTHONY ha. made arrangements With
supply him With hsndsome and sab.tsnsiai esifssip
sewed BOOT, which he viii sell at the unprscedent.
90 low pr1ce Of IS -. det
E10H1 HOSTING MACHINES AND
TRUcKs-Those most approved y.
I&IHE seen at Mesns Crsnshsw Co. a nor n
0llW y side Of Basin Orders left with them will
be lled the same terms II sent directly to me.
put in an advertisement. Call and see them
=. L. BATES, Manufacturer
East Falls Avenue, between Pratt and
fe7-l2m Lombard sts. Baltimore, Md
JUDI hExf,l ED BY STEAM
~ ERE. B. SPENCE, No. 100, corner of Main
M and Governor streets, has this day received
large and beautiful assortment Of all the new
style. of SPRING GOODS, embracing every article
Of Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel. which he respect.
fully requests his friends and the public generally to
call and examine mat
a. STRAW BONNETS AT COST
at LOEWENTHAL'S French Flower En-
- porium. have on hand yet verv large as
80 sortmeut of STRAW BONNETS of the
latest description, which will sell at cost for cash.
Alsc French and American FLOWERS, wholesale
and retail. Also materials for Wax and Parer Flow.
ers. CHAS. II. LOEWENTHAL,
jeS Corner Broad and Sd SITS.
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ii FOR SALE.-For sale, and possession given
LIST September, or probably sooner, the House now
occupied by A. s. Lee, on 18th street, between MAJ
shall and Clay.
1t il one of the best locations in the city, being
quite retired, and at the same time within hve NIL
nutes walk of the centre of business on Main st.
1t is seldom such property in market and but for
the feet that the present occupant desires to remeve
to Church Hill, it could not be purchased
nv S-ts LEE.& W.
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MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER g. VINCENT,

M ARBLE WORKERS, on Main street,
M between 9th and 9th streets, and nearly oppo-
site the Second Baptist Church
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, FONTS, &c, of foreign
and domestic Marble, made in the most modern and
best style of the art.
CARVING and LETTERING executed in a man.
ner not to be surpassed here or elsewhere.
The public respectfully invited to call and ex
anime specimens of work executed BY them, as the
best test of their merit. jy I8-d3m
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU.
= SAND DOLLARS.-RICHMOND AND DAN

=. 6ANU DCLLAho.-hICHMONDA AND DAN
WILLIE RAILROAD C0MPAHY.--Two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars mortsaged Bonds Of tho
Richmond and Danville Railroad company are now
offered tor sale, made Reasonable In 1--WE years from
the date thereof sud the interest payable semtau-
This amount heipg obtained, the road will be com
pietsd 70 Danviis In twelve months from this time.
ofics Of the Company; 10 " WttehSi, Rrssidsnt; q
James Brown, Jr.. o. kobt- II. Many.
jy1 6md r. VAN DEURGON, Treasurer.
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a FOR RENT-A very desirable resi-
III dence ON 4th, between Broad and Ma rsl1ail sts
sufficiently roomy for large family, with brick,
kitchen, gas, water, &c.
Also, the brick house Marshall st., near Brooke
avenue, now occupied by Rev. g. w. Motley, con-
tanning about rooms, kitchen, &c. Possession given
LIST July. Apply to
jel0 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
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. FOR RENT-The very pleasant
E3 and commodious Dwelling, corner 5th and Gary
streets, now occupied by the subscriber. Its many
it of the most desirable residences in the city
Possession given from LIST to 18th june Apply to
M H MACE, or
my TT WINSTON & POWERS.
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- FOR RENT.-Several Offices for
III rent on the corner of 10th and Broad SITS. APP
ply to
Ie q TINSLEY BRYANT
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- FOR RENT-The desirable resi-
Il derce on Main, between LIST and Foushee sts.,
recently occupied by Mr.. Chas. Gay. 1t possesses
every modern convenience. Apply to
DIBRELI 4 JOHNSON,
lie A-ts Shockoe Slip
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

lu. Bry. President in the chair, and quorum pre-
sent. .. ..1xn
M teverel persons against the extension o, Aoahy ~
h,oueh Trinity Churcbysrd or Jno D. finney ana
hsrs 10 have action in favor OF closing Oo'errst'ry
scrsre To rescind the resolution Tor widening Ter y
East River. .,.,so
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
hstthe CITY Inspector be directed to confer win tncov
nors ofthe Aims House in regard 10 manurog BLACKWELL
Ilsnd and furnish them with such street manure as may
"a necessary Tha. the Keeper OF the City Hal report to
Ms BOARD ihe pumber Of persons appointed under him
he nrnose of which each appointed the building "a
h6b spcb rersons located aud the number in each
h;Idng The pay which each receives and his opinion
=, The number actually required for all such purposes.
Thai the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department report
20 ths Board with all convenient speed, the expediency
and propriey Of using stesmP0wer TO work engines in
s,t;reufshing fires In the City
IoTlfs Hood-Ald. Wakeman offered preamble and
resolution stating that the amendatory act in regard to
Joness Wood Park obviaed the objections which
sred against the original BILL that it be resolved that the
Common Council recommend the passage by the Legs-
ls,ure Of said act Referred to Special Committee con
,istng OF the Aldermen Of the Eleventh Twelfth and
YipeteeRth Wards.
Rcpairfrg Pavement AID. Wakeman called from the
table the report to confirm the contract Of c. Hays to
Keep the street pavement in repair for $4,000 per year
This subject Occasioned considerable discussion aud
ipslly the report adopted.
The Board adjourned TO Wednesday.
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MARCH A.. 1854

et-r s-,irt - her a. Ia NsehlucS r7Fie ss7e n
Be sbsd wh 9ns tine % make s -sEe Mr pes's
.ts1s -t based r Pease uot I'D ne thsr- s5r l'r
IL fAcId - BON Ia uire iasf li t9e ss- "a ele
rTrutor or " Ter tie Pacig. y the -aeo s'ats1i.n
vel tEouE 70 III uunifY stt in 70 va 'tSrsa "a i
eoIuv b.; Is read Of rsth he b.a fnsh d ne f10 ~ils
rEx-TorK M.rsb = 1864
NT NcCLlIE Dafr Sir: Ia eouPliines - yoa r-l es
uosIe Ia inefvisr h-tSe-n y'l-'-f
na Asfsat Rysn 10 which sts refers IN her saa tA
Mr. 6id suytanr y of t1 easrac
ter .s fosth IN her an, a: yours tE.er
rrbbee fo ihs Purpose Of provns ne guy ot A'Aas aus
-Iitf " srt f.ise IN sv--T usfers poitt 80, -
eo's uent 'rrror u Of tn secrssd pss asa
.hoWirE ho procured pt before the rloe - ne oav
att MT ih s teer rHas 70 -sr-oTe the Haieeaa
Let refIospec: little feE months gaze; h1lly
kffpy THO living comfortable Toon II JAMES - Ll9
f;hsr old honest hink Others zare attended h
81 IS CAV While the industrious sfe rser % ta2e ne
lor ~h.nsyeT ths hsbaBi needed relief s.ve unn.t,ols
the forts of home and tins BY their Ene adny ana
.oosouy massssd keep ttle IN The bsHt r r.ay
6syT But tbe dsEhtsr little g1 Nho BY her gea- ana .ic
teIste maTner With her little Innocent song n- tp2et oa
school bsd light ard p.sure roagh the hols has dsappeaed
ard nd her IN the hands Of pal snthops Sho tot 1e pa
aiding the th hvs furnished her with soas
an clothes Dorey b. -hich she ndaeed TO a
hse 20 b Introduced 70 the public s VIA AaSe o. tAs ot
Corn stories 10 Be carried city All from house 70 oae
be shown up" graders monkey Ard aisf beng
thus rot be o. Der previous good eha4teT she ou1 70 a
which be false B1t tue
bis with decs-uE that the In which M
kts been esttd nt only EfAnoH. bgt dAnn<b 80 he ao"
caring that which but fE hours before In presence OF
peIobs including Mr. Eel he dsclNed Dot ue DO not
privilege but duty ovs 10 myself snd family ~e % the
uB6 defend character ~hsn falsely accused feel
compelled TO state facts 70 the public Which hsd nsn1ed "
Nsp- Ioyk Hsrch No loI spungTf
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DIED.

pEwEY-On Sunday evening l.h Inst Freddy. only Of
Ioui, aud Harriet NJ Dewey aged years and noath ,
The friends family respectfully requested attend MS
funeral from Of his psrenu Ne l2 Wioushbys
prooLlyn nAt2 o'clock this (ru esdsyl sfteTr oOn
HAI-At Brook Sabbath morning h inst Of pulmons
Bush Hall eldest Of the Rev Rsynsd
Hall D d In the 26th Of his age
Of attend his funeral s A NJ
a. Tus.d,, the residence Of his father Park Institute
between De Kso and Lasye'tes' "'a'a' ar'
theT noiice ,,.,,. -. -
tiCn BepIy G. Hussirs 49,, ,,..'
Hi will pce this day (Tuesdsy lhh inst At P
from the house bis mother, No 10 Wnngst, Ne~ Hayee
KNO-At Tuscaloosa Alahama In the 7th year OF bis age oon
Thomas elder Of the late Vice President kns
McCREADY-On Sunday, lh INST Mary MeCresdy rehss OF
James AcCresdy
Asher MoTssu respectfully invited " attend her fsner on
TUESDAY NJ her late residence, No 40 hott-
g. The remains will be taken to Greenwood for nieruent
MATTHEWS-On sunday evening kegss daughter oil Jshn
.pd Elizabeth Matthews ssed years mouths snd DAYS
The the family invited attend her funeral wnes
viii leave No lS7 Flint sv, to-day rossdsy st oeoes
TRIMINGHAN-Os Monday morning March Is Of een'ump.
op Mara Theresa wife Of hssy Trminshan IN the sth year Of
her
redeucs No stanten Brooklyn. on wednesday morning
18th inst, at 10 o'elock 49,, -, a.,
,osrse.t eus and sophia Van Worst aged years
month and p days
WEEKLY RrPosr DEATHS TIE CITY Q Brooty for The '''s
eaeng March H. 1854 - - =, ~, g,
MALE6 y; FEMALES % ADULTS 81 CHILDREN Si..ro;a d.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

MONDAY, March IL, 1894.
Pycsent-EDwIE j. BROws Esq, President, in the
Chair and 50 members.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. Jackson-That the Committee Ordinances
draft ordinance providing for the payment of physicians
for medical services at Station Houses by the year or by
stated salary. Laid over.
Department be requested to report to this Board his views
on the proprety Of constructing or more powerful
FIRE engines for the protection OF the large class o.
warehouses; and other buildings situated in the Seventh
and Eighth Fire Districts. Adopted
By Mr.. Brush-That the Chdrens Aid Society be al
lowed to take for in their Industrial Schools in Roose
welt and sts and also for the Newsboys Lodging
House corner Nassau and Fulton sts many as may be
necessary Of such old 6esks seats black boards states
and inkstends &C. as by alterations ana repairs IN inc
Ward school houses have been laid aside as unit for use
herein. Adopted.
By w H. Smith-That the subject of erecting new
building the accommodation of several Courts aud
heads of Departments &c be referred to the Committee
Repairs and Supplies to report to this Board as soon as
practicable. Adopted.
New York increasing daily, but are continually re-
eving checks from the imperfect accommodations af
forded by our piers and slips with resolution that the
Committee Wharves &c, inquire into the Proprety of
digging all slips both the North aud East Rivers
where necessary the expense to be charged to the owners
Of the same. Adopted.
Mr. NORTH in the Chair.
OF Committee on Fire Department adverse a )pro.
rratng lot No. "a Charles st. site for the use of
Aose Co No. 55. Adopted.
or Committee on Ordinances with ordinance amend
the ORDINANCE organizing the departments ds W iiH
nsr of collecting of taxes &C. by adding chap
Ter 10 be called the Bureau of the Clerk of Arrears
Laid on the table.
Of Committee on Public Health to concur in referring
hs petition of Scotch Presbyterian Church to remove
dead from burying ground in Twenty eighth st. to City
INSPECTOR with power. Adopted.
or Committee Railroads in favor of having cara re
moved from Hudson st. Adopted.
COMMUNICATIONS
From the Controller in relation TO appropriation Tor
Ommon Schools for the State Taken up and referred to
The Committee Of the Whole.
or Finance Committee in favor Of paying Health War
ens for services in spring and summer of 1852 Adopted
RESOLUTION.
By Mr. Wild-Preamble stating that within few
months the City has met with immense loss from hres
nos Of which have resulted from acts of ncendiares
With resolution that the Mayor offer in all cases reward
Of $500 for information leading to conviction of an in
endiary, &c. Laid over.
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock
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Reported % rhs y ITibsns y FsSG LhSH. 10 ,q,
g. go Penn 7s2 90 County S. 80 cd ~ ss Pea
S ur Canal cash ti 500 sehay Pref s5l Camden .sd
aTbo, RR I3 l55 100 Union Canal 50 READING kh 81
1e6 40 ts sol DO sgf do h5 sud 5 ~ 10 o5Sn ~
loo 10 e.h t b5S9i 50 d. cash s9i $50 do e5 S,t Ha
isbGI,l RR So sehsy all Navigation Preferred 'st fFsns"
stsa sos $50 RR g. ssi Il sehayl Nav Pref S'i
send s;lCs Lsh.h g. - ss. ESQ Penn. = %. "a
ssi 100 DO k5 3s. Is DO, 3sii 50 do Si Le,s
ssnd RR Isi; do, b5~n st 20 do: s5wn let 100 Lstsn
, ISe Do b5~n IS. Do So 81 do, b. s9t hOrr- Canal
- "a "a 10 ls,t PsrmerS Bank Of Ky lltt -. . a.
az EeSrl-s2CO Penn '55, .9i; 81 go DO - D ~
Is 10 CSndsn Amboy e. g. rs ~ loo sehay III NJ frs
nal .5-n s. 100 IS 49, 100 Do S6 int lSs 70 Reading
cI,as pyses.-Unltsa stste. g. g. l2ll bid; Do Do 81
lzi bis; Pennsyy,s ga ssi bid 80 ~k.d seaans K.l
r.. bid %. Bo1da 10, 81 bid - skeA
re si,,..e q. % e BID .ksd RAro.d tsi hd
!. ~ sci bid sl .lsl 90 do socl BID .ss;d q. D.
vk.bvrx Isl bid l4f Asssd Gsd Bank ia bid l ,sSed ~hsa
zne y ia 81 ul.d un0n Canal, III bid Is ssksA Ssesdy
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
MONDAY, March l3-P. u

Tie change. in ths Stock market ere not material todsy
and the business only moderate AT the second Board
there was rather better feeling in OF the acies bs
without change to note excepting in Cumberland which
adysn eed to 3li. Improvement Of II cent The Raj
road. are sboas on Saturday. Reading however shows
dscline Of cent The intsntos to issue Stock br me
Hsang debt has had an unsvorabs effect on the market
Ere without large transactions is steady The Drse
tor. meet tomorrow to consider the question Of .
dividend II VIII probably be 81 os cent
unde,ood that the earnings Of the road hare been ov<
p cent Hudson River improved y cent A sa's Of
Crystal Palace was made at 80 decline OF 10 cent
since the election Nicaragua was hesvy and Canton also
+, he investment, stocks there w not nnch done and
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
MEETING OF THE FERRY COMMITTEE OF THE
ROARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Committee on Ferries of the Board of Councilmen
Mr. Curry Chairman met yesterday afternoon in the CITY
H. for the purpose of hearing the views OF citizens eia
tive to the establishment Of ferry between this CITY ana
jersey City the boats to from the latter place TO the
neighborhood of Canal ST
The Jersey City Ferry Company, in their grant are
obliged whenever called upon by the Corporation to run
boats between Jersey City and point to be fixed by
Ns Common Council in the neighbOrhood Of Canal ST.
There were several gentlemen present who asked for
the establishment Of such ferry Mr.. Burton said that
such ferry was much required in this vicinity by per
sons doing business in New York and Jersey City He
drought that the point fixed at the foot of Wats
il would be very desirable, and accommodate great
number Of persons.
The Ferry Company state that they have purchased
water front at the foot Of Desbrosses St with view TO the
establishment of ferry there whenever called upon to do
BY the corporation and that they are now ready to pro-
tted with the work.
After the reading of petition. numerously signed, ask
ine for ferry between jersey City and New in the
above vicinity tho Committee adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

not finn for Sterling Bankers ask cent. AMI sell S
s,as; The range Of good bills is 'e' cent; Praa's
5I5QSl3i
The Freight market is firm. bat the Transactions sr'
moderate To Liverpool 30 600 10000 bush Graa isd
in bulk and ships bags 500 bales CotOn. 'lSd for o'n
pess.d 1000 bbs Flour a9 400 or so scs aad boxes
Lard Bacon Sc 45 200 tcs Beef II. BY the A'PS ios
brs Bacon so and by the Arctic 500 Kegs Butter SSf
To London We hear Of nothing doing cargo OF Wness
was engaged by foreign vessel to Gloucester Ensisna
at led and Cuba chsrer at soc for Sugar and ~ oof
Also charter from Cuba to port in Gross Britain at
Gil5l.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury siSolio; Pay
ments $50 7s6. Balance. ssOS5 377.
The following sales of Socks made by A Nice