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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.


The Board met on Tuesday, President PURDY in the
Chair.
communication was received from the Mayor al
lowing the appropriation of 81 200 for cleaning ana
furnishing the Special Sessions courtroom.
resolution was adopted granting the Supervisors
room for the use of the Superior Court during the
north Of June.
By resolution the Clerk WAS authorized TO procure
sixteen copies Of the Laws of the State OF Newl ork
Tor 1853.
The communication from the Mayor nominating
Wilson G.. Hunt William M. Evaits and Gustavus
ConOyer az Commissioners Of the new City Hall, and
which was sent in three weeks snoe, was taken from
the table and after debate was referred to Special
Committee.
MIR. puppy offered the following resolution:
Rted of the question pending before the Court
of Appeals legality of the removal OF large portion
Police force organized before the act o. 1857 i9ekped
such would largely add already excessive taxation
should the decision OF the Cou of Appeals be in favor oil the old
force
Referred to the Committee on Criminal Courts and
Police.
resolution was adopted reducing the fee for regis
terine Births deaths and marriages from ten cents to
two cents thus taking large slice of the fees OF the
City Inspector and the profits of the office.
The Committee on Civil Courts presented TIVE re-
porte relative to three bills of Charles w. Baker for
printing calendars for the Supreme Court. On behalf
of the minority MIR. BLUNT entered into a lengthy
showing up of alleged frauds in these bills and assert
ing oyecharges TO the amount of $96Othe gross
amount of all the bills being 81 1872 Is. MIR. Blunt
states that where ten charged for only one
reap and twelve quires furnished; where thirty
six reams were charged only were used and
where six reams were charged, only one was used.
Appended to the report was the following resolution:
G for dns the for the Supreme
following Bill No instead Of elS5 &c. to pay 5 20 and OF
&c. be paid proportion the shall have been pu,
in OF the levy for 1852 and the amount OF said
The whole matter was recommtted. After the trans
action of some other business the Board adjourned.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE WARMERS, CLUB.

MONDAY, May U.-JOHN u. BERGEN IN the cnalr.
The Hon HENRY MEIGs Secretary, read several val.
liable papers from London and Paris journals one OF
them was very interesting and melted good deal oil
debate upon the Of BIRDS This was translation
from French paper emanatng from society for pre-
serving useful animals. Larks the paper states, eat
up the seeds of tares, thistles and several other
nOXious plants. The seed grains that these birds eat
are those left upon the surface and il does more good
the cecedonis, that produces the wheat-hy. Many
other birds enumerated Of the greatest advan
tage to farmers in France. Rats and mice very
destructive to grain, yet these vermin would be de-
stroyed BY the various nocturnal Birds and save mil
lions of bushels of grain The Secretary stated that
New. Jersey had law to prevent the destruction OF
many kinds Of birds, and gave list OF those pro-
tected under penalty of five dollars for killing one
A. BrRGrs, a Long Island farmer-I wish the men,
beis of the Club would talk more about brdsfor in
stance what be said about crows, and whether we
should make war upon all BIRDS try to preserve
them my farm, for am particularly fond OF their
sweet sing ipg-the little wren, for iustance-but
don't like crows; they pull our corn, and do other
mischief
Prof NASH believe we should make friends with
all BIRDS | will not except even crows. We have
made war upon birds until have fewer than any OF
the European countries. Even the robin has been at
tackled as noxious bid because it eats few cherries,
and yet the robin lives upon curcuho.
The CHAIRMAs stated that the Supervisors n coun-
ties in this State have the right to ensct laws to pre-
vent the killing of bros. l like birds, but fail to
see the value OF the crow. AS to his esng carbon,
that don't think much IN his favor. Iarflng the seed
will prevent the crows from pulling corn have
known small birds do good deal of harm, but would
rot externinate them.
The Nuisance ot D0gs.-WM. LAwrON-The crow
il very timd bird, aud is lily kept out of mischief
by scarecIows or by feeding them with sowed corn.
We have another nuisance much greater than all the
birds | allude to dogs, the mO-t worthess Of ali
animals and most noxous too, TO our beet interests
They entirely prevent the raising Of sheep in West.
Oh. ster County, and give nothing in return; and
nos
unoouth cog INTO q neighbours house have no OBJ
lection 10 shepherd having de- If II is useful 70
nm OF pet bear or tiger but Of what use are the
o,dnsry cars? estimate that It costs the State Of
NwN.,k three mil lons Of dollars 20 mant ain the
dops beside the life that is lost from the bites of rsbd
OLee. -.
prof NASH must approve al that is said in favor
e h,ds Ard against the hess, mischevlous dogs
Lave us, heard Of loss of 500 worth of sheep in
AInler.t Mass but must say there is one greater
nuisance than does-h is the men with guns, VINO IN
fest tie whole couu;ry destroying al the BIRDS.
doubt vustlsr meu can sges destroy the nsscs inst
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Of affairs, there is probability OF generS. enern'
" ~ on ote side or the other-perhsps both.
h"'O" ~ ISL Paul NINA Times
We are indebted 10 the Hon. j. g.. Rsoosii OF
Ctepewatana for the particulars OF a skirlnsn Dc
tween party OF Chippewss and Sioux ina'ans o cn
Sake River, in Pine County, on last Ssturosy, Nnu.
resulted in the death of four of the Chippewss-one
msn, two women and a child aud the wounding o,
three others. email patty Of ChlpPewa'Ao'.. h ..
them ems es and childfer-weTe nGssng uU"d dn 'u
sS"s rom a ps;ty Of about twenty-five Sioux, who
we're "pc VIM Wing in ambush on the bank Of the river The
s,ssck wa, sndden and unexpected by the Cnippewas
The Chippewa. rallied their remaining forces a.a pu.
the enemy 10 fight-'the is'Ier suOooouoU III 'ahins
TIE V ,tartedn pursuit of their odeuemies,
.,d q H. succeed in overtakng them there will be
a hIo-scy conflict. lStilwater Mimi Messenger.
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BANK NOTE ENGRAVING.
A NOTE OF WARNING.

To the Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune.
Sir: You will hardly have failed TO notice the an
nouncement that the seven great firms Of bank note
eperavers have jus. consolidated into one company
You may not, however, have attended to the full
impo,t of the movement, and it's influence upon the
character of our paper money and you may therefore
pardon me for troubling you with few observations
Increment The circular which lies before me sets
forth the advantages secured by this monstrous monop
oily. What are they
l. II combines the greatest skill and experience with the
most perfect division of labor"
And vet not one of these seven firms bss failed TO
besiege the bank officers of the country for years past
with assurances that its resources covered the
whole ground combined the Of artistic talent and
the largest conceivable variety Of designs, dies &c.
Are to accept the circular these standard repre-
sensations as embodying the truth!
= Ii bring. to bear all I'M provement. in machinery"
What Improvement in machinery has there been
which kas not been within the reach OF, and actually
used, by each Of these firms that is, if We may
credit the separate avernents of the several firms
hitherto. Not oDe
IL" gives the greatest possible security By the superior per
fecton OF work
Again ak, what credit are we TO give to this claim
when taken along with autecedent claims of each con-
suent concern, that its designers and engraver
the be in the country and best able 70 secure
banks agairst counterfeiting
T. at Offers the opportunity selection from the whole M.
teria now IN Use"
The only advantage hers consists in the superior
be auty Of fresh combinstors superior safety or
cbespness. The claim may 90 for what il is worth.
Il places the business permanent foong protectS
The community against contingencies that msht arse nom the
dissolution or arrangement OF any particular firm"
So far, good. But i, it not morally certain that
half dozen opposition firms viii be commanded into
existence by this monopoly TO h0se charges the oanS.
NIL not submit, ard thst the evil referred to Will not
be permanently abstedl
Against these imaginary advantages, permit me 70
Get oil few certain and real Disadvantages.
|. The grand object of the consolidation VIII Tor
tin be achieved. The prices of work will De sus-
tanned at the highest rate heretofore exscted Ihose
rates L Is well known, are wholly disproporhoned 10
the actual labor applied capital invested In TACT
any firm could with profit execute q commission Tor
plate ard printing ST third Of Whist are caed TIE
regular P,icee. Aai 40 burlesau, could b moro
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LAW LFIE'ZLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CHaaBEKs-June L-BsEors Jsdss
CLERkE-DEeisi0ss
Henry Hays agt. John II. Wlton.-Ths examine
ton Of defendant must proceed
John N. Hay WOOD agt. Jerome Is. Shaw ct al.-Ths
draft must b. altered 10 give sina all the costs u TO-
except thu which this ul-
which be pay defendant Nonh. together with allow
ct $50 provision BIZ made TOR 81 dstsu
dant Bailey excludiLg aud tIisl fees.
Harvey X. Wilson sgt the Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad Compsny.-Moon deulsd wAast
either party
SPECIAL TEsN.
Elias Fassett sgt. s. w. rallmadge ct al.-The sats
II tbe property and effects VI r. l.. Howell Co. sad
Bowers. Tsmadss Co. TO the defendant must be declared
fraudulent snd void the plaintiff and al other creditors q
X. H. Howell Co.
The Park Bank, &C., agt Robert Davis ct A.
Judament plaintiffs demurrer 10 esh tion with liby
TO defendants 10 answer in twenty dsys
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TIE prisoners were confined in the Sixteenth Pre-
cinct Station House for the remainder of the hight,
and yesterday morning conveyed before Justice Qdack-
enbush who discharged the majority of them after
severe ,eprmand and exscting promise Of good be-
hsvior from each, while tae others the magistrate
fined so each for being drunk and disordsry.
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EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

At the hour appointed for the meeting OF the Board
Yesterday Mr. Haskell was the only present, and
he adjourned sine de he did not the necessity
of another meeting until after the conference between
the Mayor and Police Commissioners relative to the
means &C.. TO be adopted toward enforcing the law.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY-DAsAoEs.
Reuben Royce sst. John yo-ephs.


Reuben Royce ast. John Jo-ephs
Plaintiff second mate Of the bark Esc0risss, aod
sued defendant for dsmsges for assault aud battery Dvf-udsn 70
Chnsmsn aud cook Of the vessel the tins al tss ss1
sssu The p,iDed that Josphs threw pan Of BIT
upon him. scsdns him severely that the stack With
pfovocatn add that nesp@cs;sd him Tor long time from
attending bis business Plat tn examined 10 his b.
baf No testimony wsred the part Of the defnss tho
def pdsnt had The Judge charged the Jury hs' t
seemed BE- without proyoeson Verdict for pisiaa
$40 ExJudge Beeb~ Tor plaintiff Asnson Nssh fs ~
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MARINE COuRT-JuDe l.-Befors Judge Nccaftay.
TIE PRICE FOR CHANGING MANS NAME.

John *. Howard sst John II. Bossr.
The plaintiff brought this SUIT ~ recover $l23, b.
be Of due hun BY defendant Dfsndsas
admitted that be lad paid the rent In full but ssoa he
sesed that be had Performed valuable services for plaintiff y
lobbying bill hrou "a The State Lgssure changing plaintiff
LoDgto1m 70 Howard that in confederation Of IL
sdysnsse the female members Of plaintiffs family derived
iron the change be believed bis worth $500 He ~
i,ted that plaintiff had paid him S therefor. Tbs Judge e.
Lied the counter claim and judgment r plaintiff o Si
the amount csined for
Counsel for defendant said he would institute suit
cover the amount due 10 his client
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IAdyertisenat.i

CATARRH.-Dr GOODALE's o46ce for treatosa6
md core Of Csaxrh at No Bond e. N " two deem iron
Broadway His entire with this trmidsbss atsass
fullv labished.
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The METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnveBted ~
Oxo SAUNDERS d. lol6This the genuine sr,ls, has
equaed producing the keenes possible sdss to
Can obtained oi the subscribers and ss manufacturers
s. SAUNDERS, store No Astor House.
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REAL SHETLAND SHAwLS.
XII; BY Hand.
AI No. = Bo~~v
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Adveitisementl
COOP NEWS

COOP NEWS.-SHILLING PORTRAITS AMI tn6
odsshon DAGUyRsEoryPE revived HOLINESS Phstorscs
gallery Ptur,s of American Sceoery No 80 b si~ss
Niagara Falls and Other grand subjects for -A!s
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FoRGERY.-Oficer Whitney of the lIarbor Police
Yesterday afternoon arrested young man of genteel
appearance named william james, charged with
having forged the names of Msssrs. B. M. g. +. A.
Whitlo1k & Co. to check on the Nassau Bank, for
si3, the check bearing date May 81. 1853. Fearing
that the forgery would be detected at the Bank James
stepped into the Office Of Mr. Antoine Mataran No Fl
Beeknan street and presenting the compliments Of
Mesrrs Whtock, asked him TO cash il. Mr.. Matsran,
having casss tie checks of that firm before, thought
it was all right, and handed the amount designated
over to James, who took his departure somewhat has
lily. The next day, meeting Mr.. f. A. Whitlock, Mr..
Mstarsn showed him the check, when the former pro-
poupced il q base and malicious forgery. Yesterday
morning, Mr.. NJ. while down town come business,
saw James and caused his arrest. The accused was
taken before Justice Welsh, who committed him 70
prison for examination.
ASSAULT UPON A MARRIED WONAS.-Ohicer Ben
nett of the Lower Police Court yesterday afternoon
aIreeted one Sli,hse Monahan, charged with CON-
uniting an assault upon Barbara Ryan, German
woman residing at No. l2i Liberty street. Mrs. Ryan
alleged tina. on the evening of the 18th ut she, her
husband ard lady friend walking on the Battery
when they were accosted by William Wilson and
Michael Monshan who invited the party to take sail
L the steamer lying in the Bay Mr.. Ryan at length
conserted ard the party get off at once, and on reach
ing the water, Monohan and Wilson got into the boat
and insisted that the women should step aboard first
Mrs Ryan stepped forward and was assisted INTO the
small boat, When, ss il alleged, Wilson and Monahan
pushed the boat of into the stream, leaving Ryan and
the other woman on the pier. Mrs. X. DEMONSTRATED
against the proceeding, but her entreaes were not
beed,d by either OF the men, who took the oars snd
rowed off az bard as they were able.
After proceeding a considerable distance Monahan,
"A is alleged. commenced taking Liberties with Mrs.
RYAN with force and violence. In the perpetrston Of
the Outrage Mrs. Ryan alleges ths. Wilson assisted
and ahetted his friend. Monahsn and Wilson then
rowed toward the shore ard meeting another boat in
which was man, to her unknown, committed her to
bis care. This man in turn rowed out ito the stream,
and vthstsndpg her cries and entrestes outraged
her, She was finally landed at the foot of Murray
street North River whence che found her way home.
Mouahsn was conveyed before Justice Welsh, and
committed for examination. He is boatman, and is
.ad TO be enc Of the fellows who some months ago
CO mmii,ed deadly assault upon Officer Poion, of the
TbiIteerth Precinct. Wilson, VINO is young fellow,
is still ct lsrgs.
ArTENPT TO CoSsrT SUIcrDf.-A Sandy Hook p-
ct By tie of Geo Chris opner who resides at No
Peok-sip. after short "spree, went home sbort
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tAdvertisemertl
nn Aim sr.r


Mechanic Author Physician Artist Farmer cosr-ss
PHREsoLOGIcaL viii aid you 10 solve THE s
question. Call ON FOWLER 4 WELLS. No. 1s Broadway
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fAdverfis-uent.l
LrcuTNTye Rops.wA. M OrMBY & SoN, No.

wv
lls Nsssau, New York. continue furnish and ans -
buildings their "IMPRoyED LIGHTNING RoDs" They ussS
experience and have been unoraly suocessfs 10
pshng the protection 81 buildings nom ghtns Ojrs
should b. addressed az above only
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AdvertiseIpent
HADy'S GALLERIES.

PHOrocRAPHs.
AMBRoryPrs and DAGvsRRsorYrts
Nos 500 and Us Broadway. New York. and No. Sl YsnT-
yalia- av, Washing ton, D. G.
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How TO ENJOY THE FINE WEATlIFR.-Take
your wife on your take your little BY the haad
money your pocket prepare yourself sad then - toe
Then 90 and Hysysr played by Susan Denim ras
AFTERNOON TINS fvESNc "a 10 played twice to dsyt q
B,sSuMs MUSEUM. That's the WY u enjoy iis'
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SuPresyp SuIcIpE.-C Coroner Hills held On icquesf
on Tuesday, 8, Tubby Hook Station upon the body
of an unknown man, found drowned in the NersA
feet inches in hight, Of stout build, and had Ger
man Gestures. Some weeks ago some clothing wa
found the bank Of the river at Tubby Hook, and n
of the pockets passport and some other papers
Robert Brunner born August s, 1881, and was gives
July n 1857 II ia supposed that the owner Of this
clorhrg committed suicide by drowning, and that tho
body of the unknown recently found near Tuoby
Hook was that Of the of the clothes. The jury
unable to ascertain positively that such wa the
case and rendered q verdict Of death by drowning.
under circumst snces 10 them unknown.
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DESCENT iron A DIsoRDERLY HoCsE AT late
hour Gu Monday night descent was made upon dis
orderly house Twentysixth street. between the Sew
enth and Eighth avenues, located in what is called
ODE Rays Row. The house in question has for
.ene time past been the resort OF garg OF young
owdies and ruffans of the lowest description, where
pis 1t after night aid day and day out they assem-
bic and by their hideous ceilings and hootngs keep
the neighborhood in continual state OF disqust AT
low grog-shcp on the premises the freqsenters OBJ
tsin liquor of the viest kind, and under IT'S maddening
influence their fendish dispositions are fully developed
sid know no bounds. Unprotected females passing
there have been seized and dragged int, the house for
the purposes of outrage and though the polics have
often lain wait to appretsnd the perpetrators of such
deeds fate seemed to favor the disorderfes, VINO,
somehow or another managed to esespe.
At tie appointed time, Sergt Thompsoa of the Six
tenth Precinct with section of police, suddenly sur
rounded the house end arrested the following named
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STEALING A OsE HrNDRYD DOLLAR BnL.-Yes-
terdsy molnirg Mr. Samue. Swain of No. SS Pesi
street While on board Of toe ship Lsmisier lying .
the Fest River, gave one james Burke 500 b's TO
&c, changed for the purpose Of enabling him to pay
demand Of g. Burke went ashore but faded to return.
and Mr.. Swain, after waiting sutsble time csn'e -
the CONCLUSION tina, he had appropriated the money to
bis own use Officer Bennett of the Lower Poacs
Court arrested Burke, and conveyed him befocs jus
tice Welsh, who committed him TO poison for exxm,nA
ton.
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fAdyertissmert.I

PURDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-The great drs-
late Uncle" John R. Scott b. revived nish, with Ms
H. A. Perry and good cast The Psntomime Of p.ss rsSr
with Mr. o. L. Fox The Carlo Family and the drama d Ens
C.rrLs SrsALYss, with Mr. Blanchard and the Doss.
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ArrINPT TO COMMIT SuIcIDE.-A Sandy Hook pi-
lct By tie of Geo Chris opher who at No
Peok-siip. after short "spree,' went home shout
oc,cck 90 Tuesday morning and made 8 demand upon
be wife for money % keep ii up vita % ts' fs'HsA'
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURr-Jr,x l-Bsses JAG


THE ADVANTAGE OF POLLING A JURY.
Ann Kelly Administrative Of Matthew Kelly sgt The Nov J~
ssy Rsiosd and Transportation COMPANY
Action 10 recover damages for death Of Q husband,
reported Saturday This morning the jury Brought "a
sealed verde, plaintiff for oo but upon being poA
one Of the Jurors declared his verdict Ths judo
ordered Jury 70 retire After being sbssn for ssvcs
hoss and enable 70 sses the Judge ordered tbsu 70 b a.
charged.
RyssTIsG cUsT0N.HOUsE OFFICERS.
Ths Tinted States ss Pspl Mestsyer Ope Peeios. Jsao
B. stouyerel, jr, and SEVERN Dedsyn-
The defendants put on trial for resisting nessrs-
r,... .,a Russell. House officers while In ths dschses
"a l.r dufies particulars OF the given Il ~
g., ~ the arrest parties weeks Cas- stih
Mr. sedgwcx III. Government Cctns and sanhAy for tss
.efepdsnts
sURROGATEs COURr-JcsE L-Bef're EowAss G.
WEST.
THE WILL OF AssOs O.. PHELPS.
The will of the late Arson @. Phelps Wa offered for
otobs,e todsy Mr. Horace Holden constituted thief
cary out s provisions With the exoepo. Of hs chaiths
bsquss which have been pabshed the vii contains sothas
irtsTest 70 the prbAc
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS C0URr-Jyxx L.
Before Commissioners BSiocHAN.
DTScHARGxD.
Vim. c. +. Thompson wss examined on charge u
ASty ~ bU eu5ace a0 sssia7S ne
C. pp.saa- - ~ dscaArssd.
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CIT Y ITEMS.

THE OPrRA-The Academy presented brilliant
audience on Monday evening. The piece performed
vas the Farortta The music of this work, With few
exceptions up to the fourth act, is not Of the first
order tina, act it, and consequently the applause there
is the greatest. The principal performers were Mme
Gazzangs and Messrs. Br ynoI, Amodio and Gss-
parou Mme Gazzsniga was not remarkably good in
the first three acts in the last she was grest-grest
in passionate decsms'iOn and appropriate action. Mr.
Brignoli Gang in improved style and was encored
We have heard Amodio to more advantage. His bari
tone in quality equal to any in Europe. The orches-
ira needed more vioos. 1t would be vast improve.
mert except for orchesras of the largest class where
the brass instruments may bs doubled to substitute
Sax.horns for tombones. The tones Of the latter are
TOO harsh and barng in the loud movements. Mr..
Maietzek ives the leader Tyariafa will be played to-
night.
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CoRRrcrroS.-In the report Of the John street meet
ing on Tuesday, mistake was made in saying that
Mr.. Carleton conducted the meeting. 1t wss Mr.
Rudd who conducted the meeting.
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mancahcn with Ns~-Yo:k. t1rred ous - Was, 10
welcome ths Islsni City a. ths hsEonget OF new era
II prosperity Of tAe psce and the roar OF csanoo
the ringing of bells the sar whistle OF the s.eanptpe
and tae sac uts oftbe multitude be tskea az any
evidence Of Interest in favor Of the enterprise. its
suooees may be considered fixed fsc.. Tae'e was
large party Of sdies AID gentlemen on board, who
were bountifuIy supplied with the good things of this
life, while Dodworh's Bssd discoursei ssme ex,elen,
music, and upon the whole the trip was delightful
one In consequence OF slight arrangement Of he
machinery, the first regular trip Of the boat has been
postponed for q few days.