New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

above n.ed places touching 5. RArdAI : i'''d'
| U,RryoKp Coss-Tne steamers City o; III I1ti "a
sud Granite S,sie are expected TO es1ue TIER nos
between tbi. city snd Harf)ri in The course of ine
ensuing week .r st tie s'est by The l.. ~ Aon r'f'
They vii touch ~ usual a, Chester, Deep hEe''
East H.ddsn. E.44I, Gooispeeis, Hadfam <
gauum, Lyme, Mddls;owD. Roxy HI And Siypr'oA'
Tie ICE brok. up il The Conne.icut River on Iours
day 18Th inst when moved of 10 from, "t hal1ot-
at II .. NJ, and yesterday he rver wa eeS . Il"
down a. could be seen.
H,vrR.TRAw, " Y.-The three sea ner' bd"n'
J. P. Smith, and Broadway, VII run daily between
averstrsw and this city during the ensuing >ea''n'
The Edwin has commenced running, the y. r. oh'n
will resume her trps n the course OF fe" days anu
the steamer Aurora which will take the pscs oi ne
Broadway until the 10Th Of April, will leave on her
first Zip this afternoon the foot Of Jay street e.
3 o'clock.
HUDsoy, y. Y.-The steamers Columbia s7d soufh
America, forming the daily Line between this c'ty soa
Hudson, have undergone a complete renoVston Dur
ing the past Winter, and row expected to resume
tkeir tips at the beginning Of TIE ensuing week-he
fcmer on Monday and the latter on Tuesday 81 iernoon
| next They stop at wes. Point, Newburgh, Milton,
Poughkeepse, Rhinebeck, Barytown Bristol, West
| Camp and Catskl.
| hE1fOhI, n. J.-lne tleanlel W.
tinue 10 daily as usual between this city and hey
port Leaving the foot Of Murray street at q p. M
NEWARK, v. J-The steamer Chicopee, which
| pied On this route last Summer will not resume her
rips until the middle ls.ter part Of April neIt.
NEw.BRuxswIcK ". 1.-THE stesmeT Passaic will
resume her trips or this route, Monday ne1.-leav
| ing the city at p p. m.
| NEwBrRGH, Y-Tte steamer Metamors, which
nae had new cylinders put in her. and other improve
ments mads both as regards her arrangements
and appearance, is TO as day boat 70 Newburga
| ard back.
| Nrw.HAvEs, CoSs-The steamer Elm City, of
this route, is at present laid up for repsrs and her
place supplied by the Granite State Of The Hartford
line. The daily trips of the Elm City il s eIpecte
| will be resumed about the lst of April.
| NEw-RocHE1Lr AID M.AARosrcX, ". Y.-The
resident. of these places have subscribed $23 900 for
the building of a new boat to ply twice daily between
| this city and Orenta near Msmaroneck, touching at
| New Rochelle. This steam company meet to-day
in this city for the purpose of completing their organH
alton by the election of officers &C., for the ensuing
wear. 1t is understood that they contemplate charter
inc fast boa, TO nun on ths route until new steamer
can be bull, expressly for them a. to commence the
| trips at an early day.
Eonyv,v Coys-The steamer John Hart, after
being overhauled and repanted has resumed her tnps
between this city and Norwak, under the name OF the
Confidence leaving here on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
| NoRrHPoR1, L. 1.-The steamer George Law,
which was running for some time last Summer on the
| Hudson River, has resumed her trips between this
| city and Nortbport, touching each way at Loyds
Dock and Oyster Bay leaving here for the present on
| TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays only.
EYAcK. n. Y.-The steamers Edwin and Isaac T.
| Smith will constitute the emily morning boats down and
| evening bosts up on this route. The hetamora viii
probably touch there on her way up to Newburgh
| every morning.
| OCEAN PoRr, n. 1.-THE steamer Long Branch
| will shortly resume her trips between this city and
| Ocean Port, more familiary known as Ea.ontown.
| PERTH AnBoY, n. 1.-The steamer Thomas Hunt,
which for brief season was obliged TO run outside of
Staten Island is again running through Staten Island
Sound on her daily trips stopping at Rossviue, Chel-
sea and Tufts, leaving the city at 3p. m
| PoRr RIcHNosD, s. 1.-The steamers Huguenot
and Staten Isander make five trips day the last
boat leaving the city at p. m.
| PoUGHKrEPsIE, n. Y-The steamer Thomas Powell
will again be placed on this route by Captain A. L. An
deron, ss Il day boat; leaving Poughkeepsie about
| a. M and this city at p. m and the steamer Eagle,
L
mouth, after undergoing great alterations is to be
placed the route between Poughkeepsie and Albany
early next week. She up the river last evening,
ladened with freight and passengers for Rcndout pre-
paratory TO taking her place en- her Assigned route
| RID BASK n. 1.-THE steamers Ocean Wave and
Alice Price have been repaired and redecorated, prior
TO resuming their trips between this city and Red Bank
| touching at the Highlands, Ocean House. Port Wash
| ineton, Mounts Dock. Browns and Fairhaven.
| RoSDor1 N.Y.-The steamers Manhattan and North
America ao appear in new attire and are to resume
their trips without delay; the Manhastan taking the
lead on Saturday and the latter following on Monday
next, after which day they wiz leave on alternate
evenings Sundays exceptedl
| SAUGIRrIEs, n. Y.-The Robert l.. stevens has
hkewse been thoroughly overhauled and repaired, end
will resume her trips for the on Saturday sitter
moor and subsequently every Monday, Wednesday aud
Saturday touching at all the principal places between
| this city and SaugeIties.
| STANFORD. Conn.-The steamer Stamford il
pected TO commence running for the about tue
| lst Of April.
| SorrH AMBoY, y. J.-The steamer John Potter
tinues her two trps daily to South Amboy, in connec-
ton with the Camden and Amboy Railroad. The
Passaic of New-Brunswck viii also touch there regu
| lsry after the lst of April.
| YoNyTRs. ~ Y-The steamers Metamora, Broad.
vay, j. p Smith, and Edwin will al touch az Yonkers
| I'D and down the river. The first named will be
morning boat and the latter afternoon boats from the
city.
THE FORESTERS."