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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03
FIRES.
FIRE ON sTATES ISLAND.


The cottage Of Mrs. Carleton, widow OF one at the
late firm Of Carleton Clarke & Co.. Broadway took
fire on Thur,day morning about 10 O'Clock. and was
eNiirely consumed One badly injured by the
falling of the roof and chimney and carried to the
Quarantine Hospital The furniture mostly saved as
the fire seemed to have commenced the roof aud
burned slowly No engine present and no one who
seemed to have authority to act When our reporter lett
the house was still burning and the lady and her
were upon the lawn with their furniture gazing in sorrow
at the ruins Of their late comfortable and happy home The
property we understand fully insured IL was reported
tia, one man was burned but think such is not the fact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03
ST DAyID,s RFNrFIr SOCIETY

The nineteen annual election Of this Society place
1T ST. Davds Hall No. 242 Walker ST. yeste-ds- after
noon, when the following gentlemen elected for the
ensuing year: President, VIM Miles; Vice President J
X Jones; Stewards, George Morgan and David Davis
Treasurer Thomas Lewis; Director Thomas Williams.
vice VIM. Sidiey. whose term had expired From the
annual report Of this Society. it that the total
amount of moneys received during the year ss 81
amount on hand March 1852 sl5is a. Total 81 977 "a
Amount expended 1854 25 balance on hand Sl,sn 50
Number Of members initiated during the year Is; deaths
ex1aled G.
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TIE EMIGRANr-rIckgr suslsEss.

T. the Editor ef TIE n II bVas
SIR notice in your vasabs journal OF the 27th inst
srcle signed II Johnson Said letter contains repre-
,.ntatons Of rascsy frauds committed upon returned
California passengers OF which had nothing to do
also notice in laid communication mention Of tickle.
which issued from my Office TO one Haliowdsy the
cal, tic OF himself r. ON EewYort
s,ssbd the Of els So far this true AM in addition
the had hsrelsss ticket from New-Yprk - Pat
a. mis- snd sAt city Clsvelsns The teset
from Pbaoephs Cleveland directed face 70 Capt
Elliott Pier NORTH there ss exchanged
eevng Peunsyvsns Railroad through tickets ~liea
direction Of tbs holder HAD Mr.
.prled Elot the oi-e Of Pennsylvsaa Railroad
Pier North River directed his efet would have been
and 10 forwarded Cleveland according
by neglect compelled 20 Asve dragged
pubic with thieves sad ssssrs
sIs IL n sr business spurious and worthless sses tina.
hsnest sss honorable
NJ, pg By Inserting the shove Will greatly ssise,
March 1884 YsarA nc JohS ko's
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SOCIETY OF ANCIENT BRITONs.

The forty ninth annual meeting Of this Society
held at ST Davids Hall, in Walkerst. yesterday oven
officers for the ensuing year President John r. Jones
Vice President Ebenezer w. Morgan Stewards. w.
Lyons L. T. Roberts Secretary VIM Lcvs. Tho
annual report which read, shows that the whole
her of persons initiated during the year ending Feb. Il
1884, II number deceased 3; expelled 7. Amount
Of money received 1926 a. Amount hand 81 arch l.
1853 s2525 G2 Total, s. 25l SO. Money expended dur
ing the period ssl2. Total amount of funds Il
baJ d March ], 1884 g., 400 Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03
GERMAN LIQUOR DEALERS MEETING.

Several If the German grocers, sellers Of lager beer
and other liquor dealers have formed Association which
Lad ameeGing last evening at No. 2l6 Seeondst. But
some twenty five thirty persons present and the
business of the meeting confined mainly to compls
ing the orgsnzao Of the Association by the Oh ce OF
Treasurer &c.
Tie object in view il, il possible to unite all the Ger
liquor dealers IN the City TO society for mutual de-
feuse in their traffic Members mus. pay 81 annually
counsel TO defend ell OF arrest for selling liquors
which may happen among the Of the Association
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eioros the LesissnIe s las ssAssias me
csss 10, .ss ee Of Ss:sr ASor.s ..ss. -
large bee Of have esss s.sveA
s~.rsS shs ss pss isreSy isesirns ares, expense
sSS., cssp. r - % and w..s vs c "a Ssss
which Al dO..t Of .ns ,.oo as c.s ras tss
constable .eryss them Who STATE hs~s, ts ny %
dan: :,Is s ~ s: ..a Sa:
Jg .sd s,n in ss CIV hs h.ss % ss,. Ss
suitable spsr'nesu be proyed re
S S's Cd atias ,h The Isn,ss A.yls
read, tie pcs Of the h.ns sgD.sin' - esassa
~, ,As so:s al srs ~. nasse q asse Referred
:s L r.n %. and r. The vr.psd sp
rtsbdsD Dayton insSss.I rs%a'ss1 m u,
allowing the sheriff 5.y asiton e board 81 a'sss
the Board 81 jOurned
Cry DrspySslRr have been treated at this in
d.ns msntAs e:sias s.rss ~ gs;,.d Sat- Il
ss.e patient. there .anssrei ss sss''s pr''enp'
AccIDKsr-Thoms Riley, boy sustained naeture ~
so.tsr i IN j s Between Cola and Bridge
Rechabi,e demonstration took place at the Csatea
Csnsh corner Of j., and .,s ss.s.iua
ARsos-Coroner Ball yesterday investigated the cir
attending sAe death Of John s.esesr Who c pc '
Friday Last At the hIs the corner Of Aiss.s na e.
Ttssr the JSy onnd TAFT the Gre exempted
BY William wilson .nS that the, has Ie.'Gr 70
so bic wife the charge and the case w De
the Grand Jury TOR their action
INCREASE oF WAGEs-Thc Stone Cutters of this city
have decided demand hin day after the is as
Their present wages Is eighteen shllinss
ATTEMPTS TO COMMIT SsIcIDE.-A young women.
whose relatives reside in Utica Y attempted commit suicide
on wsdnea umrns overheard from OF the Sosh reey
the sp tins side She rescued By the
boat necessities attended, TIE
the loss OF her husssnd III health no means
support euetapcr return dependent her mother
subscription was opened IN her behalf
A womsn named Mary Ann Dean attempted 10 destroy
herself WEDNESDAY evening By tts isudan,n She wa COZ
v.yed the s.cord District Station House and BY tbs all off
20 serfl epetc reso-d sna doing
well she porrstea BY stroke, snd has
,ra, evidences VI unsettled state OF mind
CoryrrRFErr CoN-Two sisters named Grey
detected .pso, half dollars drivers Of tbs Greeawce
lire Stree AID tssn into custody They
brought Bhey aud sla in $500 bail sscs 10 sws
the action Of the Grand Jury
ALLEGED GRAND L.RcISY.-Robert Stett brosghk
shy yesterday the charge Of stealing $ees
Sheppard in Hsuisnav- few days ancs
He was committed to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03
NORTH. WESTERN DIspENsARY REPORT

The number Of patients treated the North western Dis
pensary No 81 Eighth av during the month Of Febru
cry sys treated atbe Dspensary GA treated
their honos 274 born in the United St,sa al born
in Ireland 1872; born in England II born in Scotland,
born in Germany "a; born in other countries males
376 females, 522; cured relieved j2 sent to hospital
g; vsccinatsd eco died. Is remaaing under treatment
49, The whole number of prescriptions pat up in the
spotheesry's department during the month was 1897
greatest number in day. 10; number per day
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PROPOSED CHANGE IN THE UsURY LAWS.

PROPOSED CHANGE IN THE USURY LAWS.
Alsrge meeting of merchants and engaged in com
nseia pursuits was het at II o'clock yesterday in the
Com Exchange South st. in order to decide as 70 inc
tam Of memorial to be presented to the State Legsla
srs Paying for modification in the present system OF
Umy Lawn
1os1Pn KETcnUn Sen, Esq, called the meeting to or
~ md introduced the business for which it was assem-
NJ
MAlrfR Q. GRIFyIrHs Esq, then submitted drsft OF
Rpspessd memorial copy VI which we append.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03
BROOKE w ITEMS.

Ksos CouyrY Board OF SrPLRvi.oRs.-A regular
Of this BODY seld as evening" ss Csunsy J. So
zen prssertsd M o6ee o. the wsshinsen Mss1aen AZ
~i,riop ubich ordered fle concentration
from Of tie Pses relative 70 sas
poI County Farm stating ths the Increase Of
snssbs ssa hssfors ssssssssd the Psopns Of ssssnt -
Mite On IlnsHsses sonnsnesrss ksa Chs l. Desiks,
the Csvnty CLERK sskss The Beard sns u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03
WILLIAMSB URGH ITEMS

The FERRIES The citizens opposed the present man
the ferries bold meeting the Odesn this r
interesting will be submitted by tbs Coo
mitsee appointed at the last meeting
The Williamsburgh Harmonic Society gave . musisa
Odou last There number
ladies and gentlemen present
Kings CouSrY HosPIrAL-Extract from the Physicians
Report wsek ending Feb % Remaining In Hosps M
order Of Superintendent Is horn Total 50
Transferred to Aims House Is discharged "a dscsSsds resa
remaining +ss
GRAND L,RcESr.-Msrgaret Smith, examined yester'
Justice Boswell charge ofsesns gold watch frsn
Mr. Pope residing In Grsnd cent 70 jail to svdt trial The
Terrier Suspicion
sd the then hargd the evidence elected
did rot in plosss them
ARREST OF ESCAPED CoSvICTs.-Two young men Civ
pe their psme WIN and James Thompson who
cared from Baekwes Island Wednesday night By Of
board the Houon ferry sbss two Sslock
yesterday by Officer Calhoun They were iseksduP
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LECTURES. MEETINGS AMUsEaEyTs

LECTURES. MEETINGS, AMUSEHEST5 Re
FsIpsY. March s. 1884
TIE Rev WV ii NILsURNs LEcrURB-Hope Chapel, Z. NJ
Dr SoIcER's LacTURE-Hope Chapel Q T. "
DUTcH sNTI-NEsEssEA MEErlNsSp ~, Eizassths, T. IL
IoyE Fox LOVE aud Kill o. Cure" al Wslsck.. It ?
TsE OLD PRFwERY-Barbum's Musesm a. and evening"
NpstlfMEs NIGHTS DREAa snd Antony" Broadvsy Z VI
EpsumaER NGHr's DREAM and The roodes" Bneas r ID
UNCLE rows CABIN, 7 p. aud Gsgber" R M-SatoasL
UNCLE Tom's CABIN , the Bowery rh-sfer p VI
CHRTY WcoD MSsTRELs-Ethisp sni'm fti bro.f~s'
BUcELEYs HoUsE-E hioPesu Delnssans5Ii Bway ~
HEw-YosK AsPHrrHgsrgk-Eques,ri Bovery' ? VI
SIC BLITz vEsTRILoQUIsd kc5tuyys1,nt lnsa. 90 V"ay
EsoApwAy MEsAGERiE-Ap nals-9J Bsay 4 VI 20 10 + II
I.pUsTsy OF All NATIONS CT stall Palace ~ to dusk
WHOLE WosID-579 Broadway, day sad evening
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MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC SOFT GENE
RAIL COMMITTEE.

meeting Of the Democratic Republican General Com,
ctteo Of tie Soft wing Of the Democracy was held a.
Tsmmany Hall last evening at which i was determined
10 hold mass meeting In Tsmmany Hal in the coarse OF
len twelve days to second the efforts OF 'nose 10 Oon
asosd BY Senator Douglas. A Committee OF Arrange
nsss appointed to make the necessary preparations
fss the gathering
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TpY PORK FRAUDS.

n ht Ifi0T u Tie " 7. TfD sns
SIR: In YOUR morning edition you Published that
Mer.rs Csave Has Ca Rsd Sustained vary besvy losses 10
orsed bills Of pmsrt Of tas Bsrses
Slaughter House which mistake fer the stovessnsd parties
advances ssd which vii correct sad
ebise yosrs. &e- l. tApWELL
N,x-y York. March =. lsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

TKlls.R AND CooPIR AeAH.-rhs ease Of Charles
Trsirer agains. Rose Cooper, for the abduction OF his
daughter Jane Trainer brought to al yesterday at
the Brooklyn Circuit before Judge Rockwell The Jury
found verdict in favor Of Trainer for sum which IN
tie allowance added by the Court amounted 10 $50
Th, il for Trainers private dsmagss having his child
taken and kept from him till delivered 70 him BY Judge
Bar,ulo. Capt Ryrden did not attend this trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

INCOME OF TIE LITERATURE FUSD-At the meeting Of
the Regents Of the Unvery the 23d of February the
distribution Of Of the income Of the terature and
United States Deposit Fund was made among tho Acsds
ni,s entitId to participate therein The aopsrsnmens to
Acade nies in this City and immediate vicinity FOL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

BLooxrRs OUTDosE-Niss Mary b. Williams contends
for the right Of women clothes they choose
In ettsr recently Published she thus argues the question
and Laws down the laws Of good taste in regard 10 the cut
and color Of Jackets and trowssn for The fair sex;
1t ID, as am informed msdsmsanor for womsn
to assume The garb Of rith tsisat TO 6tsgsH <r
sx-the law presumng that such disguise intend 10
cover some evil design but il no intention to dsgass
the sex il apparent then ofense committed under
this Interpretation of the law il viii be seen that we are
not after all entirely restrained from wearing the male
stys of dress hold that ssoad wear th Q eos
Whenever and wherever they choose 20 do So either
in country in doors cat doors occasionally or
constantly II the male part Of creation should md any
trouble in determining let them dait .neu
faces ard then the difficulty will be obviafed "nat
kind Of male suit may wear is q qsession taa'
offsn suggests itef tinid reformsu In answer %
this would say any dress that You Ike you nave
the whole range Of msns fashions to choose from wear
black, bue brown coats in the sssk roek OF Sose
bodied form you may prefer; blouses oil gray unsn
linen check pantaoons Of black drss OF olue c.s
mere. Of white grsy linen bun, wni,e or DICK
wastcests; and fur straw hats, or cictn caps All
these and open to your cnsise IN usiei
encs good avoid striped eross barred ana
and toad colored pants let yoars be PLAIN and cui
10 the forr without being too scanty Tor the Tree MOTION
Of the limbs Eschew al kinds OF tawdry vsstcosis
such as We see sported BY fanay young men A pan
cashmere vest with plain dat gilt buttons emnentiy
eeutsel and 10 always becoming PLAN BLACK vest VIII
Be found desirable to alternate with the bun one you
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

WrpEsIsc OF WALLER sr.-Judge Mitchell OF the Su
preme Court yesterday forenoon stated that he 50 'tu.et
that be sit during the argument that HIS been
ordered but another Judge will do 50 The argument was
.A down for two weeks from Monday next
The argument on the widening Of Wall't was con
tnued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

AMERICAN FARM SoKsIs--A series Of colored ltho-
graph. r.pre.erg various in rural Life is published
By Currer They viii recall the remembrance Of many
an O home stead ia the country TO the City resident
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

CRlRGE OF GgAsB LAEcySr-rwe seored meo
named Isase Dsnf yefsrdsy sTsset
by Psseusn yeSrew and Siren Of the Cae ohss charged
with value OF s0s from the ssndy Of Rogers
Co corner Of Forty and Broadway r1e prspsry
nearly AID the prscre were licked Jsee %
borne fer trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

ScALDED TO DEATH.-Coroner Hilton yesterday held
inquest No "a East l4h the bed, Of esd tive
old l.usd Mary death caused
acesBay received TUESDAY lat sssE sse rpsets - boil
person lie Jary fenhes AVERAGE or s
dent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

CHARGE W En.EzzLLNEyr.-,John D. Smith col
Ies,sr in the employ Of Me MeAss and 2Iph' editors s
TAs Fysenah taken custody ysstssay
charge Lavirs the s7 fer AZ
enpsysrs 10 h ss sse asss
retained by km 10 dss Rm s ssnns
The d,nv that tsis she Al
will take place, shortly before justice "ocS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

Daniel W Clark has been appointed Police Justice in
place Of Justice MsGrath, deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

We bad slow tnd most uncomfortable drizzle Of rain
from p NJ Yesterday, through all the evening Il will
have the good effect Of disspans in some measure th'
remaining snow banks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

s. Davids Day duly celebrated on Wednesday
night at Tammany Hall by the Cambrans and their de
scendsns in this City Our report Of the sayings and dongs
was omitted to make room for foreig "a news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03
CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
rn BY Standard Thermonetey' al No Css"e'
BY joan y RosKErrI . ~
1874. SAN Il NJ. SP VI.
March ............... SO A 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

TIE Rev w II MIburn will lecture before the hsrcan
tie Library Association this evening Suojset-" Ihs
Southern Man"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

Dr. CoyELL Dentist, office No. A. Bond-st.. hereoj
intern, biz n nerus pssrVns others after
sb.erce again at his post and vi. employ biz .s and
fprm.rly exercised for the benefit Of their teeth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

PROJECT OF A RAILROAD TO NEwARx.-A railroad. 10
lns jersey City Bergen Hill and the salt
meadows Newark proposed snd Mr. Rafferty, 10 the Lsgss
notice "wednesday of bill to charter company -
este sal. road The v be south Of the Newark Plank
road crossing sksnsssk Pssac ven where they
Newark Bay.
EDITORIAL CHAsGE-WLa the last number Of The
unSn Gasee the editorial cosnscon Of Mr. G. Bnkusos
eessd Ills Mr.. Willard Nichols Of Phlsdslpaia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

AdveyNsosnt
long So the olden wsrle
Ts rsse she nsiowe1 shore
Where the Of Gnosnsr have nee
The mighty meB Of ysre
Those who cannot crafty the passion or trirel ear
zee ,.m. 81 IN. nee rensrka Of the Eat especially Of
holy Land Roofs Works FIr psnian DasssTe:.
Ga. Bssdwsy; the sckssvessed kes6qaa Of Art
IN the wesierr Hemisphere. Cal and zee for yoasseh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

Charles Saunderss celebrated Moral Drama OF the
performed the H,ciossl tiis snsrnosn.
ocleek Uncle Ton" the Sres. Unss TENS Gsss7 this
sy.ninr o. O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

Cry DrspyxslRr-There have been tres'ed al this in
,,or S,rnr tv. nenths e.dius March sD PATENTS o. vsss
,a s, N foreign birth natives Of the United STATS To
-, r.,;s,. hs VS. sS saitess prescnps'ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

Gas GAS! GAS "A large number Of new pat
c,.ns.lie,, al other c. T1rsres vim
s.ss AsnsfsessIirs Dspo Of Arshsr Warner Co. Ne
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03
NEW-.TERSEY ITEMS.

METHODIST CoSFxsKScE-The New Jersey Annual
Church viii be hsd New Brunswick.
on 2s OF April Absss hundred ssd ory
preachers will be e. attendance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

AccrDrsr-Thoms Riley, boy, sustained trsctars 81
one Of ii, on "Wednesday evening While playing aooH
ho,ster in John St between Gold and Bridge ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

A Rechabi,s demonstration took place at the Ceatee
rsr, Church corner Of j., and Jshnssns lest s'ssns
The house full and the proceedings were Interesting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

womsn named Mary Ann Dean attempted TO destroy
herself wednesdsv evening BY takrs sndArun She
v,y.d 10 the s.ecrd House and BY the All Of
poseul resored to ccnscsssaess od nov donS
well Last sumner she by stroke, and has
snsy evidences of Unsettled state OF mind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

ATTEMPTS TO COMMIT SsIcipE.-A young women.
whose reside in ues attempted commit suicide
bOsr OF the Sosth Sery
boats while pesns side She rescued BY
boat hspds necessities ssndedto TIE
have from the her husband health 81
support eueapcr dependent her nsthsr
subscription opened IN her behalf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

IScRrAsr oF W,GEs-The Stone Cutters Of this city
hsve decided hnrs per day after the 10th in
Their present vases is eighteen shlinss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03
esulsry between New York and the above place. every

regularly between New York and the above places
5sy. from the pie foo, Of Libertyst
FALL RIVER. RI VIA NEWPORT
PIER 3-SoRTH RIVER
Steamer Bay State Capt Brewer. capable OF sceo1no
dating SEQ passengers and carrying abon. 800 tuas Of
FIRE ght
Steamer Empire State Capt Brsy;on capable of accom-
rnOdaiDg same Durrber Of passengers above.
Stesner State of Maine. Capt dewitt kept spare
boat be used in the Of any accident to
the other steamers This Company is having new
steamer built the yard Of Mr. Saedon GreenPon; OF
the followiBg dimensions Length Of keel o35 feet
breadth OF beam IS feet depth Of hold Is feet Her en-
gines being bulk the Novelty Works and shs Will
cost when completed 100000 This boat will Do
fitted up elegant style and be ready take her place in
September
The Company viii the Dos. is ready sell
the steamer State Of Maine
Ore boat of this line leaves here every evening FOR Fall
River communicating that place with the railroad direct
to Boston.
Overwhelmingly
FOOT OF ROBINSON STREET.
There being no regular line the Albany boats VIII :ouoh
here There several bsrges fed 70 carry passengers
which run 70 this point.
FLUSHING
FULTON MAREETsL
Steambos, Enoch Dean
FORT LIE AND BULBS FERRY
roof OF HoBoKESsTREET.
new steamboat not yet named is now being fitted up
between this City and the above places She is $50
feet in length "a feet in breadth and u feet in depth
GLKN COvErOYsTBR BAY. &C
FULTON MARKET SLIP.
The steamboat Norwalk is running regularly every
dsy 10 this place and viii continue during the
HARTFORD, Conn.,
PECKsLIP. r.
The new and commodious steamers Granite State and
City of Hartford will form the regular line between this
City and the above pace-leaving Peck slip every day
These boats OF the largest class and like the other
Sound boats are supplied with life boats preervers &;
HUDSON CATSgILL
FOOT RiRRIsOs STREET
The steamboats, Columbia and South America viii
form the regular line between NewYork and the above
paces-one the other leaving here every day.
HAvERSTRAw-ROCKLANDL AKE-sING-SISG &c
FOOT CHAMBERS STREET.
Steamboats, Isaac J. Smith Arrow, and Armenia These
boats will fof IN line between New York Havers.rav, Tar
rytown, Pernont Roekland Lake Sing Sing, SC.
HAvERSTRAw-DOBBy FERRY-YONKERS.
PIER FOOT JAY STREET
Steamboat Thomas Hulse This boat will ply between
this City and Haversaw stopping 4! all intermediate land
ngs.
new boat will be put this line with the Thomas L.
Hulso in a short time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

COUNTERFEIT CoN.--Two sisters named Grey were
psgs spurious half dollars to drivers Of tbs Gsseawoe
ad tsksn into custody They
brought before BAhley aud held in $500 bail sscs 70 sws
the artiol OF the Grand Jury.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29
Emigration to Kansas,

+. ID. LADD, late of Milwaukee, is among
the cmiglants to the new territory of Kan
sas. He writes home to the Milwaukee
Sentinel. He says the general sentiment on
all hands points to the conclusion that Kan
sas will be a free territory and free state.
He is delighted with the country thus far.
His letter concludes as follows:
Permit me TO take this occasion to say to
all northern men who purpose coming here,
COMO this fall by all means, if possible To
be sure the drought las been very severely
felt. or more than it has been represented to
be still there are plenty of provisions on
the frontiers, and the means Of getting them
up abundant. They are not so dear, ana
probably will not be as they are east. Flour
is now 81 per 100 lbs, bacon Zoe. per ID
Cattle are very cheap and declining fast. l
purchased the " best woke Of oxen in thus
part of the country" so said by every ono ac-
quainted with them, for 500, the same were
sold few weeks since for Sl47 80. Pnccs
generally range from 500 TO S7a. Ponies
we're in quite active demand among our
younr bloods from down east, who paid
from $50 TO $40, which was about twice me
usual prices charged for them one oil our
rncss Vas offered n better one than he saw
nlsc,,bere for s35. But bought wit is the
best. Their ponies will be OF no use TO
them when they get into the country on
to their claims.