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ffsArit-*i per Dbl. until further office.
GRAIN--aset cts per Iea lbs. until further notice
COTTON - 81 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs
weight, until further noilce. I
a.. In shipping Goods from any point East o.
Philadelpha, be partieala. - marx package .tyia.
peans irania Railroad" All Goods consigned TO
be Agents ~ this Road NJ Philadelnhia or Pitts
burg. viii be forwarded without detention
kRsIcHr AaEsrs+-iiarris, Wormley a Co., Mem
phis, Tenn.i Il, 4. aassA Co.,, ST. Louis; Pc o.
kiley Co., Egansyllle Ind; Duuaesnii, Boil 4
| CO., ard Garter Jcweft, Lopisyiiie. ky.: X. c
Mcldrum, Madison. Im.j spri ignan i Brown, ant
Zanesv. ..e. Ohio; beech 4 Co., a4 Kiby street Bo.
| ton, Le.ch 4 Co.. no. Astor House. Now York. No
! Wiiiiala street, and No. s.. Battery Iiaes, New
York; E. J sreeder, Philadnirhia Magraw /
Koons balsimors G.o 6 Franescus, Pittsburg
~ Fl II HOUSTON
/ GsHcral freieht Arcrt phladefphis
4 J LoMbahkr, Sap't, iitpana, Pm.
Jan. L.. ia5T,--dlv
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DR0CHE, stella, Cashmere ana Nnoi Shswls.
- ali grades. Claaks aud Mantgss Of The latest
sspsedsni j. &. pARg0TT 4 co.
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MERCHANTS FIRE MARINE CO,
OF phitaehhia. Capitai $500. 600
STATE EAEfUAi.rlaEt AND MARINEINs co
OF Pennsylvania Capital $50 600.
CONNICiiCtT i MUTUAL LtFE ms. CO.,
OF Hartford. CAPITA $500, ,o0o.
MASSACHUSETTS, hlluAL LEE ms. co.,
Of Springfield. Capital 800 900.
Z. q. A sIkIDLEN, Agent
| juiy29d Corner 5th aud Main-sts.
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FAN ana winter OF 1867.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
j. HUTCHINSON JAMES DEWEY.
HUT CE IN SON 4 DEW El,
MERCHANT TAlLORS,
Third-st., bet. Main 4 Johnson. KEOkUK
LAVE lustreceivea at their Asaiona Die Aaiior-
L ing and este blish hment choice and
excellent supply Of BroAdcloths, ,Carsmeres, Vest
ings, and snts Furnish ng Goods, of all descrip-
tions, and guarantee that their work shall bedone
in the most approved and satisfactory manner
They are constantly receiving the New York and
Philadelphia fashions; and respectfully solicit all
who desire good work and the best materia to give
them call. Agents for
sBANcIs nAHAN's sYsfxA or GARnHNr CUTTING.
Also, Reports Of iashions.
meha5-diy HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
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Keokuk Marble Works,
MOI ESTABLISHED 1850,
1nara asrs n, Bot. MATS & BIsAAeans
JNO. BAWDEN & BRO,
MANUrAcTURERS OF
GRAVE STONES, MONUMENTS, BURIAL
yTAuLTS, Nantes, Table and Pier Tops, and
v every description of Plain and Ornamental
W ork N Foreign and Domestic Marble.
iyl6-dly
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Housekeeping .oea..

HOusCkeepEuk tOtNs.
LNluiiI.ul AFTER, t0-A Aad IL "a Linen and
IL Cotton eheetings, PILLOW ease Linens aud Mus
Inns, Tcweling, Iahle cleths, NApktns, Window
Shades and fisiurcs, Wepl and tss,an DAmAsks,
fable and Pianp Covers, Maalil and Lace Curtains,
sepaedssn j. c. pARR0TT i co.
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Law ASD LAND OFTIC

J. NJ BkEEDEN,
A TroRyEY And Couneslior At Law, and agent
n Tor tbs parehase end sale Of kssl Estate. Col
es.ing business attended to promptly, titlesex-
, aiatasd. and large namber ofciiy loa snd arms
always for sale.
ofhse between Msinana Johnson ,on Secsndstrsst.
myed
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AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
DLANK Books made and ruled to any required
DpAttsn. Court Records, Justices booklets, As-
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, Ac., To-, furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magasines, MASH, &C., bound re-
boand in any style desired.
ArMy Biudery will b. found Secona-st.
nexs door to the Athsneum, sign of tho "Big
Book ISAAC n. PIERCE.
son IL ,57.d ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19
ALLEGED Rr.tsI,ty AT Sea.

APE BULL DoGs FMPLoYED TO PUNISH sAtfORs7
Justice Csr,y Of the Eastern district OF Brookjn
ycsioresy called upon to tsKe the dcpo'tion c: sailor
named Thomas Campbell, residing al No iss 5econd
street. Who 10 lying seriously III IRON cruel and To-
human treatment on board tho Liverpool packet ship
Ellen Austin, CAPT Gs-'iOk, % h0 outward ps'isg', in
November lat
his represebi.d tba csmpSell Is thorough seaman,
about forty years Of age quite Intelligent and Of rsptca
bic appearance He vas Of The numeer on board Of
the Three Bells assisted rsscung the sole from
the wreck OF the san FRANCISCO for winch rec Il
medal from The merchants OF Nes York SIN his 70
turn he fss tetn peed 70 psrn TIE medal Ia order
70 provide the hscsrsarits of 70 for bis family
ne following IL bic dePc-iicn before Jl'ice urey;-
thpp on bosrd tie pac,e sAp Ellen Austin en- The 18th
q November las and we sailed 70 Liverpool The same day;
70 biesiss CID ss hesr he bells or The o@ser % afn oai
the officer deck came down and rutd out roughly.
ihe captain ssked vhs o. me told him dd
no, tnsw that dd rot hesr e wachcsed b. sd he did
he Other saors would ard would make an cxamofs
Of he then knocked me down and at the time the
ds threw shawl my head placed bis hands over
mouth 10 prevent N, oucries being heard by tie sailors
csptsn a. The same time beat Al over the body with
heavy rope and the eoRs 70 me the dogs 81 me
which bad unite number Of wounds them hesed
seT he gSs1ed S be- se'Ds me he os me v 60 s5d so the
was ap or ne ran pulling IN 9e Top gallant sails aad on
fs1' The Ioswsin Knocked me down and tSsn entered
complaint 20 the captain that bad struck him; I was
sse6 ~ The toasvalb. b;at ne with ,se wre
Tope a. The same time setting on he dogs before afer
stand si he wbse ptLverpoOl ef he slip and returned
home NJ thp fmersd Ise receiving KIND treatment irom
ne csplr and cers arrived home he 6h Februs
~ ed e neb became dclhious, which has confined
terysis ever since.
Measure, will be taken for tho arrest o, the c.p,so
Fret mate and boats vain. II bui justice q these ON
that their statement should be heard before an opin
ion h formed 10 itssrd 70 'ns s'lcgcd III treatment
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Coroasrs' Once.

The Ccrt sors have been busiy engaged OF Ists The
number OF sudden ard violent deaths for the
has incressed at fearful ratio. Qste largo numbss
OF deaths by small pox and othe vrueat dessaa whsrs
The victims have not tsd the berea Of medical
comes under the rstce Of the Coropers daily.
Ytierdsy there we're ten oases rerortsd ai the ooe
,sases.
FArAI Rssrrr o. Az A~AUrr Coroner Coansry held a.
inquest ., the New York Hopal upon Inc Dody OF
man named Anne M'DoDsd, who died lrom ihe effects
OF iriurics received M The hands Of two negroea
uhned George Washington sAtsn AMI John Gssdi
Johnson, ca The IN instant The decsassd, n sp-
store s No. 90 worth street. and The night IN queslo
the xssroes cf mmencsd bstteypg the store door sSh
srsa e.r % her opening The door for the purpcss
brick st her, ard striking her The head produced susA
ssvere wound that she died from the effect Of ,be biov
"ps.h from Ib,riss ., 10, bands Of lae p,,sossrs-
ssers snd JobnoD we're then mined and anssv
uuy CON med 70 await The action OF the eraad jury,
roe In ssssion e deceived vas 70 years of sge, and
vas . nstve OF Ireland,
Bcnprrc Curarr IA Inquest va also he'd by
Coroner Conrery upon tht body Of namsd FrsAh
snyder who was killed On tuesday silcrnoos By falling
from the second story q the new building eornor a
Broadway Pearl street Verdict "Acclaentsl DEATH
Deceased was "a years OF age, and -ns Eatvs Of Ger
many.
Az UsEsovs Man Form DsorssD --Ccr insr His beid
an inquest The fcot Of Whitehall street ,oa the BODY
Of unknown man, sbost ~ years Of age, Who vHs
found drowned near the Barge Office The deceased
dressed in black rock coat blsck pants blsok paid
sih vest, double breasted; white snrt with the lntiAs
r. d." marked whh stesdle on the right SIDE; wnib
flannel ubcerehirt ana drawers. Tho deceased vse
about feet nchss high, had red hsr, no whnkess,
spd rstner shm IN bud. The bOdy Dad osen In TOE
water about thioo voekr VeTeisi "Uean RON IN
knovn causes"
DrATB EpoN FrrosuRE ASD isusrSsAscE -Coronev
Hills also beid an lneueu at Nc it7H Worth ssroe',
uron the boz of n woman rsmsd ssry -, who died
from p,e r rgauns AGO oXfosure 70 tne wesi1er Inc
deceased bas husbsEdl hviss 10 rev jersey Nerdlct
,,Deetn from fxpo, ue al rtenptrsnce. Deceased
so vesrs o. ,gc and was native o. Ireland.
F.v.t Ac~prSr The, Coycuer vas nctlaei q hold 40
,tes, Al the New York Hospital yesterday ansrnsnu
pren a. tcdy "a nan NAMED Frank Mort wno dist
NJ m to elects Of Injuries ffceivsd At Bi0omied j.
bv be'ue oaust u rolHsg dsAohiue, The deceased wss
n ysaFs ofs native os Ireland He ass rel.
tvcs rtsd'1g N ith ciy.
Eutsp BY Nacms srpY.--C0roaAr Gamble was rcUfsd
g. ioId an Inquest SO 100 wcstForty rt ~rosi upou
it8 tofy r. named WiLlsns. McAliAa, whc was
lLld by being caushi " The machinery OF HcCormacs
oAsu factory, situated In Forty ars, street between 81
vcnlh ard Eighth avenues. The Deceased standing
on bench adjusting some part Of TIE otchlnery wheu
he slipped tud falling upon The ny whes dsshst 10
the hoor win such violence 20 calss an,si .1staal
death. lie ws abeat a. yea1 Of age
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For fivorrco IN the steamship Africa Chas Ice Jas
heIrel fstnore Mr. and MrsJ Dopchue, N.Y. Mr. and Mes
NsEet hIee children sud nurse, N.Y. ar and Mrs y West
NY Nj htd Mrs Nhas Moore BalumoEe. Yrs Jones, N
" Mss Forsyth. MFR and Mrs James Keuneiey, NY; Mr.
snd MS Ltpez ard two chi diep spain hcssrs We.
be- teimfn John Gauni, NY Benz 'regnry, DO; y ~
yreeor a.. thas houih 60; klsr haus Do; NC Kim,
!Bstuofe " CARAT fY Nv Pus'er, uobokcn sylysa
.sr huan Notiheck, Mr. Hrf chfelf v Saml kinfln,
s rs hi.n Cary Boston; NJ seldom NY n Jon-
~ .llunt, NJ NaFer baltimore; lriFf, kv; y tus
~ ~ thos pcdgson, Ms1cbestcr. n udershaw, NY
T. ~ W =, We t1ei1nd 2 " tasak. Jos puriy ~; Il 3
pVWoton, Netoruia. Abort Wash. Brook n; Nnnvu,
snss p,r,g,h' Triton w q smile, fndapl NJ avg Ns
,erer, kirgsor; Y Peerless Hamilton CIV, Car Rehf
ene1, eSStt, Nn, kerahaw kyi Wm Dncsstt Fnglspd-
s.i w l,sior, ig The Steamship James Adgcrf, ST..
foc.., : 80 JOS srrf N y degnr Dr. Rcytois Mr
eiin.n u jerks, r L soddafs a y & ,,s9r n r-,b
~ ~, attsnna, baruL e Wafriner y N ssSao.
ID "a ''-t''t Sno A smth-and IN he stesrago.
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Board OF Education,

The Board OF Ecuoston met ai p H., yesterday, Pro-
sdens Andrew H. Green, in the chair. An sppIicaska
received from the school officers OF the Fourteenth
ward, TO have certain alterations and repairs made
ward schools Nos 2l and 32 which would cost sboss
$4,000. Tho communication was rorcrrod 10 the Ooo
mttee Repairs and Supplies. In report presented
the Board last year. relative 70 attendance -
school statement made that the expenses for etg4
boys 1t the House OF Refuge for two years WAS SAGA
Mr. Oliver g. Strong President OF the House Of Refuge
presented 70 Board las, night stating
IN st the cost wss only Sq23.
wM sIRClArR moved o committee bo appointed -
take charge printing department Of the Board and
set II done by contract wncn possible. He sad thas
there aut found the Of print
ing. and In this way could be done at ths lowest pos
bic cost The resolution WAS adopted by vote Of -
sgaipas O.
A lengthy statement was mate BY the Clcrk Of ths
Board Of the amount OF paid for printing during
the year lst6 This statement made In 90 mpiaaos
with . resolution adopted BY the Board st their las>
meeting Tho following s an abssrscs OF tbs ssats
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The Manhattan Gas Company.

The Manhattan Gas Company.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STATEMENTS OF rHs
PREsIpENT-THE ADDITIONAL PRESSURE" QUES.
TIoN.
TIE Special Committee OF the Board OF Counoilmeu sp
pointed to investigate he complaints against the ksnha
Company, held another meeting, In the chamber
OF the soard, yesterday afternoon.
In response the inquiry Of the committee propounded
at last meeting Mr.. willard counsel for the N Com
psny, replied hat the company In the habit Of ohsrg
ing the OF the gas meter ordinarily used In dwell
ing about 75 80 cer per month, being ab ,u.
twelve per the aclua, o. The meter
and service pipes.
Mr.. william Boes, counsel for the conplanans, ar
sted that the char er the company gives gh,
charge the OF meter service pipes any
than das for the Of the main pipes In the streets
From the reaals for service pipes and meters the
psny derives revenue Of ss3,oco per annum, Oil OF
OF this vew cited the folos law under vhich
charter Of the company Was obtained
Said company sss suppl, % sveTy nssoiHn Of the cry q
such rsmsble made by them as he she may
of said company be hereafter laid at price
no, exceeding mrse aos. G per thousand a. cubic ee r The
increasing the capital and aer the expra op Of thai period
ssnd feet
After some further conversation between counsel Mr.
Charles Roome. President OF the hanhsuan Gss Com
pasy again placed upon the sano aud testified that
the proportions OF coal used by the COMPANY In 1850 for
tue manufacture % stated In the rspor, tor that year.
two thirds caunel coal aod one third Nswcnsfis
about the time of the bres king ont the Russsn war
theec proportions reversed IN consequence OF The
deficiency In th. supply OF forcisn coal
Exsmned by Mr. Wizard In the third quarter Of 1856
made g. 6I5 coo cubs feet Of gas Ia the third quar-
Of 1855 made lo6 s, ,oeo cubic feet of gas The
incrsae az oco cubic feet sara 70 Increase Of
81 per cent; whereas during the a quarter OF 1885 toe
quantity Manufactured 1el 81. otO ouoio fest and
the quarter uf 1856 100 200 oco being
OF 3s s2o 600 cubic feet equal TO an Increase Of ~
cent The ordinary pressure under .aico the g0 has
been burnt since the ars; OF October ast-excepi In
Upioo square, where tho pressure - greater tsab ssy
other point-wiu average ard $40 Of an 10 ,h Slncc
the last meeting Of this committee have hal the
tshen a eight different points, embracing the gbes
and lowest ground, varying tue pressure 81 the works
during The experiment from ~ 20 inches The follow
Ing the results which believe viii not only st this
time. but vi give for several months past correct
knowlsdes Of the real faciA OF NE oss.
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Temperance Meeting at the Tabernacle.
very large and respectable audience ned the Taber-
naoe last night I'm response 70 call for meeting a
these "opposed to return 70 the license system end
favor Of . prohibitory law" large proportion cf ~
audience composed Of ladies.
txJudge CApRos presided and aftsr The meeting haA
been opened with prayer, made brief adde's, set>hs
forth the necessity for the meeting. He stated that NJ
proposed TO recommend 10 the Legislature oouss
with reference 10 the sale OF Intoxicating liquors. Ths
are three bills now before tho Legislature Of whsh
edyccaes . resurn 70 tho license system, and two &
which contain tho principle Of prohibition. He conteade1
years, and bad been proved incompetent 70 mesa ~
evil He thought that the prohbitoYy law was oea-
know that that law had been effective In M operations In
the country counties. He denied that there was any
truth IN the assertion that prohibtory law could not -
Mr. MARSH next read series Of resolutions whloh wers
subseque.ty adopted a. the sense Of the meeting They
set forth that the notification OF the pYohbitoFy by
the Court OF Appeals convnces the people OF the city asd
state Of the necessity for immediate Legislative %
ou that no return 10 the license system will Of any
avail in suppressing the evils OF that ne
prohibition Of the traffic in intoxicating liquors mps-
and crime and that any evasion or ppssposs
ment Of the act from other issues will be justly viewed -
an unwarranted and impoc sacaoe to those issues q
Rev. TBEoDoss L. CUrIxR seconded the resolutions in
an eloquent sud energetic speech he ..gued s:resa.
sautayy In haine, and that snoe the subsutos OF TIE
license system iniemperance he'd greatly more sssd He
read from the Custom House statistics 10 show that In the
first ak months OF 1850 but twenty three pipes Of liquor
had been entered for Portland, Ne while In 1855 there
lc40 ppes entered for that city He thought that
the ladies could only be sent 70 Albany would
have concise and effective law. Captain Mary Patton,
who had with heroic courage nsvieased vessel
for nity days, while nursing sick husband and finally
brought safely hbor Of Francisco vaius-
bic vessel and cargo had good example OF energy
which he hoped would be emulAted by legisstors.
Alter brief but spicy address by Rev. DR.. Patton, .
liberal collection was taken up to defray tho expenses ~
the meeting.
Rev. j. L. CuyLR then offered resolutions advocating
the establishment OF Juvenile temperance societies end
Welcoming TO America, Peter Sinclair Esq OF Ednburg.
now temper sncc mission 10 this country.
Mr. SISCIAIR addressed the audience ct some lengA,
detailing the progreas or the temperance In Ed
burg He enforced the idea that great lood might -
accomplished by teschng the children hrst. and then
usiDg them ssories In propagang tie great HuA
The object Of his mission this country to asoera1n
possible whether Any features Of organization oper
ation Of the Temperance movement ceuid be- with good
results adopted in sootland Soon a;ter the oos,ng d
his address the meeting adjourned.
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ExrsssIvs RoHHSRY The millinery store OF Ers sim
mons, No. 1l7 Grand street entered durng tesssy
night by means Of false keys and robbed or ss sans.
velvts and costly rlbbons valued Al over 81 800 Tho
thieves selected none but the uoti costly gco5s Ysier
day morning about oclcck Captain GursChafd sud ON
oer1 D. Jacobs and Sierrett discovered boz sEulkng
behind shutter box The si1re, aud two others so
creted IN ~ The boys stated that they had been 70 the
theatre and were locked ont frori home. TheY we're
taken 70 the station house and yesterday morning we're
discharged before was known that burglary had been
committed,
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@ oo" ~ lne time OF his death as IS also therein fAs
bsSs sSw sSs M % ;sa s; hu'
GH%kLEs CHAR qlSs x BuspRlG. ri RDEA1'
ps'' guardian app0n'osha ohssGss sy ihs EDWARDS.
Ihe Following caveat accompanied tho sbove-
and q Cess s gs q NJ % r, sas Of Hysy Ba
2 s sa Of
That the said Margaret Emma Louisa and Charles
Of he Above Deceased nf Harvey Bude
csssaus ss . s there are Ts snd
ton 20 The goods chates and credits Of the said Harvey
Aus UHaRHR
fSss pse1. 1857 before me- WILLIAM RFir Commissioners of
William Burdsl having applied to ths Surrogate let
vey the case set for hearing on the oath Of this
monsh The Surrogate has ssued the folio wing citation
to Mrs CunniDgbam:-
Free .as @ The ssSSs of
be e widow OF Harvey Durde late Of the city Of New York
You hereby required personally ap
s s ss int % IF S q G his
IN Sn At IL ssi in the forenoon Of that day then and there
FAC secsssa snoud not be granted to William Burde bro
u TESTIMONY whereof we have caused the seal of Office of
said surrsea,e TO be hereunto affixed. Witness Esq
s S Of February in Ss y.ar Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred ard at1 seven. ,
A. ". bRADFORD, surrogate
The officer who served this citation makes the following
affidavit:
GU and County Of Neic York Thomas g. Van Cott OF
ead city being duly sworn that he made personal
vice OF the foregoing original citation Emma Cunning
BAN Claiming to be the widow of Harvey Burde the 10th
day Of February 1857 BY delivering copy to her in person.
and at the same time wing her the written original
THOMAS q. VAN COTT.
Sworn before this 18th day OF February 1851 q.
Corr, Chle CLERK Of the Surrogate.
WILL OF DEBNARD BOSCH.
Charles r. SouhDayd made application yesterday for
alt A~aflon L., tha llofn nNSo
Who Was burned In hts house the 10Th inst Mr.
Bosch nsmed his wife, who died with him, executrx,
and Fyapc, Choals the second executor In his will.
There ID nothing peculiar about the w all the property
h bequeathed TO the relsti Of the deceased.
THE PARISH WILL CASE.
This se WAS before the SUI roeate nearly oil day yes
terdsy II the Surrogate would permit It, hts entire time
probably for several mouths 70 come would be occupied
by this case.
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From the report OF the accountant appointed Ia exsm
Inc the books Of the City OF London Union n appear
that the dealcstions Of Paul the assistant clerk up
the prcten. time, smorni 10 flT,5A
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Mr. ". CorbyD, agent for sr. 0iSlo ssilei for
Europe yesterday by the Africa He Intends 10 visit the
principal Conilnsuta ces, aud brug out novelties
Cor the summer rca.oo st the Garden.
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The Fog-TraveI ON the sound-The Ferry

ruS-AThtei ON the SOuna-Ihe Ferry
Boats, sc.
New York oity and hsrbor were enveloped In q deuse
fog yesterday morning. and ferry travellers were pu, TO
every possible inconvsnAenoe Every ferry house was
hropged with people anxious 10 get across but the boats
Only at intervals and b the measure 10 avoid
accidents, and consequently only the strongest aud
roushest men edged their way board while the poor
working girls and timid people stood chance ssal
The Peck slip boats 10 Williamsburg did not run until
noon She grevous Inconvenience OF those whose busi
ness impsratvsly demands their presence down town
early In the day. But the company we're justified In
view Of the peril OF the passage both to the the
passengers.
There quite at the Catherine street ferry
In consequence OF portion OF the bridge sinking 60
count Of the mass of people assembled upon IT, some
few got wet but no harm was done except 70 tho bridge
The Roosevelt street ferry did not t the afternoon
In fact these boats Nke every conccv opportunity to
There the widest kind Of excitement at the Grand
They were the only boats running 70 wilrmsburg-tho
fog very thick and toe boats slow that only
. moety Of tho multitude could be accommodated All
kinds OF vehicles blocked the street, and tho crowd
seemed like mob bent on some mischief The suerings
Of the poor females intoerabe The Hoboken and
did no damage beyond upse,ing small boat occasionally
The steamer Bay State, Of the Fau River line arrived
left Fall River Monday, aad the frat boat from points
east Of New Haven since the resumption navigation.
The fog was 20 dense during tho passage, that from
Newport 10 the head Of the Sound nothing but
water and ice The Bay State returns - Fall River a IL
O'Clock TO- day. that she may psss through the ce nto
tho Sound before nighfAll
The staten Island ferry boa! Hunchback duringthe fog
yesterday afternoon whilst grouping her way down TO
Staten Island, cauno In ooliai0n with Fort Columbus Co
vernoYs leland ed bad her bow s.ove In, which caused
her to make considerable water but by the OF her
steam pumps, she sucoeded In reaching Quarantine SHIP
Staten Island.
Last night there but little fog Ii 10 be hoped
that will soon have dry east wind 70 drive Il all
Away.