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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03
QGce Of he Secretary # STATE,
ne Sscrsiayy " STATE. Al9any April ~. lsJe.

We published report on Saturday, from San Fran
Cisco via St. Louis that clipper ship fire, sup
posed TO be the Manitou from New-iork for Caifor-
" nis was passed in the Atlantic, no date, lat. a.
" long b. Several slips around her al the time
" and it is supposed the crew were saved"
The Commercial Adrertiser says there Is reason TO
believe this report will prove incorrect.
The Manitou sailed from New-York on the 23d Of
October last, and was sgnaied on the Goth Novem-
ber in lat. rs s.. and long. 3j:O3 so that she had
fallen to leeward Of Cape St. Rogue, which is sui-
cient to account for her not having arrived at Saa
Francisco at last dates If she had been fire, with
several ships around her It fair TO presume that some
Of them would have touched at a Brazilian pon, or
have been bound 10 Europe or the United States IN
which case We would have had the news several
months ago. This of itself, Is almost conclusive that
the vessel burned could not have been the Msnitou.
The ship MerOo, from Calcutta for London touched
NJ. Helena the 10th of November, sailed thence
same day and on the 18th November burnt; lati-
tuie and longitude not given but she ought at tina;
date to have been in about lat IA n, lon. - w. The
ship Grey Feather, hence 81 November for San Fran
cisco fell in with her the evening Of 18th NoVem-
ber took Off her crew and landed them At Pernambu-
CO on the 9th Of December. This intelligence was
published here on the I'D January. The Grey Feather
arrived a; San Francisco Oh the 10Th of March, but,
strange to say Of the papers Of that city, that We
have seen make any mention OF such "a b.. Ok human
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sgRgsApE TO MAYOR MAYO, or RIcHxosD, Va

SEREsApE TO MAYOR MAYO, OF RIcHxoSD, Va.
Last night at u o'clock, the Seventh Regiment
National Guard) under command of Col Duryea
gave grand serenade to his Honor, Mayor Mayo, Of
Richmond, Va, at the Metropolitan Hotel After the
performance of several Of the pieces by Nolls band
Mayor Mayo being loudly called for, appeared on the
balcony, where he was received with great enthus-
asm. There were about FIVE hundred people present
The Mayor briefly addressed the sssemblage, and re-
turned thanks for the honortendered him.
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THE CASE OF THE REV. JACOB $. HARDEN.

To the Esitor Of The N y. Tribune
SIP: In THE TRIBUNE Of Thuraday, in an item un-
der the head Of NewJeey Items" discover several eross
relative 10 the case the Jacob 5 Harden which, us
tce TO the accused should be corrected
First: You special Of the Cour 70 70 b
convened by order Of the Court early In July" No such
order has been made.
Second THAT spthecary at Eason recognized lIsfdcn
purchased arsenic u him" The spo'hscsy
has not Harden since hs arrest hs examined b. likeness
bat failed 20 recognize 4. aud the description vn ~ tho
spotecsry he sod tbs arsenic TO, shows n<
Harden. "
Third THE mother Of Harden died Friday nsh! last.
being the condition 81 her sJn" ao Tss
Is entirely untrue Mrs- Harden |. now living
thar Hsri.D's wife died from shs
srsenc analysis a. the contents of her stomach
hasy - made, fsr the public know
Many other reports Of similar nature In circulation and
DEEM but an Justice the ascusd fz they
.pvp 10 b. untrue that they should b. conrsdced At
EFT the public hears bu, the side. YOun, WARREN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03
JERSEY CITY COMMON COUNCIL.
ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW BOARD.
The fnal meeting OF the old Board Of Aldermen was

Tie maj meeting Oh the o!u DoaIu vi AiicfiHeh was
held last evening at tho Lyceum. The President, Mr..
THURsros. in the chair, md full Board present.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and ap-
proved
Mr. H,RDESBERGH offered resolution compliment
tary to the retiring members of the Board which was
adopted.
hlessis. EARLE and VooRHIEs returned, made some
remarks, and took formal leave, when the Board adj
journed SINE die.
The Crr CLERK then called the Board to order,
and Mr.. Tilden was called to the chair
The Board then went into election for President,
with the following result C.. Van Worst, g A. Harden
bergh, 3; j. V. Thnrton |; Young, !; blank, ,
The Board then made the following appointments:
City CLsrk-0corge w. Cassidy reelected.
Ciy Md,shak-Nshsniel Ellis, reelected
CcTpor1,on AftSraey-R. ID. McClcland reelected.
CIR 1,easuye-P b. yrooin, reelected
Supeyntsndentc # -inshouse and Oeersee, Of The PoorWm
Whitney reelected.
The Board thon adjourned.
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INDIA.

The Bombay mail of March &c arrived at Alexandria
April ~. Dude was tranquil The increase in the
import duties caused great excitement among the mer-
camille community OF Bombay. Meetings were held to
protest against the measure, and memorial was being
prepared for the Home Government and Parliament.
The last trace of the rebellion fast disappearing.
The money market easier. The import market
Was quiet. Cotton in good demand. Frcights
steady. Exchange 21l c2ns for credits, being an
improvement Of y cent in favor of England. AT
Calcutta March IL, exchange was unaltered.
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having been performed, nor is it svoa noticed Is 30

y having been per7orrneJ, nor q sVon hotc'd Is %
incident OF her voyage.
The ship Moonlight, hence 4th No,euiser, arrived
al San Francisco just previous to the h7Ng OF .ne
overland mail; and it is thought the report Of the
burning of the Manitou emansed from her. She mnst
have been in the vicinity Of the Meroo o, the 18Th
November and if So probably hailed one OF che ves'
sells reported being near the burning ship 0aser
tain her name and frum the similarity of the sound
rnisiook Mantou for Meroo, aud knowing the former
had sailed only few days before her, very naturally
supposed it was the Manitou and has so reported A
few days will settle the question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

APPoIsTnIsTs 81 THE PREsIDxsr.-George Gid
con. chref engineer in Navy, April 10, 1859.
Hartman Newell, chief engineer IN Navy, April %.
1859.
Andrew Lawton, chief engineer in Navy. Apra 81.
1889.
John Paron, chief engineer in Navy April %, 1859.
Obadiah Is. CuTran, Postmaster at Ithaca, New.
York, April 20, 1853.
Simeon NJ Johrson, ofNcv- York. Ccasul NJ Havre.
aprii q, 1859.
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SARDINIA.

The Daily NeSs has the following dispatch, dated
Turin, 10th: "At d counsel Of Ministers held this
"morpiug, at which the King was present, it was
"resoved that in order to give Europe assurance of
"tbe desire of Sardinia to remove the difficulties
(which delay the meeting of the Congress- Sardinia
"yelds TO the demand of England and France, and
accepts the principle of disarmament the details OF
(which she leaves TO be discussed in Congress"
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GOLD Bo1Es.-The gold boxes voted to Cyrus W.
Field Capt. Preedy, Capt. Hudson and Engineer
Everett, and other Medals for Electrician Wood
louise, Capt. Dsyman and Capt Odham-all of At.
antic Telegraph fame-have been completed by
Tiffany & Co., and were at the City Hall yesterday.
They are beautifully designed and executed, bearing
National and City arms, and various devices sppro-
pirate to the subject, such the laying and landing
of the cable
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EOrrid Murder.

Troy, Monday. May 9. 1863.
murder occurred in the town Of Sand Lake. about
fourteen miles from this city on Sunday An old man,
named John Bedding beat out his daughter Christmas
brains with hammer. He was laborng under fit Of
insanity and imagined that his lighter wa. possessed
of devil. The murdered girl was about nineteen
years OF age. Bedding brought 20 this city and is
no." in jail. The Grand jury is in session aud has al-
ready taken action in the case
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CRoRs IN SouTH-EAsTgRs Missouri TIE Chicago
Press and Tribune Of April % says wheat heads
have been brought to that city from southeastern
Missouri that ere full and plump, cut from stalks 81
inches high and apples, cherries, peaches and pears
a. large as bullets The region where these quits
ere growing IL little North of latitude 81 degrees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

NEw-JERsEY CoLOyIZATIos SOcIErr.-The Ex-
ecnys Committee held monthly meeting 10 this city We'd
nesdsy Several important subjects presented for
slelson relative % the collection and application Of hnancr
and other The Parent Society Washington Sss
Urged prosecute the construction Of wssnoad to the New
the interior 20 appropriate the
furnished by the N-Jer.y Society 70 this object speedily
practicable Delegates appointed % attend the serssry
meeting Colonization Society In New ors IN this second
week IN MAJ consisting Of Messrs Jackson z nes,
and Eor. Hsstsd Rev. DTs Magic and Riddle and The
Rev. Mr. Craven. lNswnk Advertis1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

Both Houses Of Parliament assembled on the 10Th,
for the purpose Of propagation. The Queens speech
was read by the Lord Chancellor. II merely says
that it is intended TO dissolve Parliament forthwith
with the view enable the people to express in the
mode prescribed by the Constitution their opinion on
the state Of public Affairs thanks the Commons for
granting the necessary supplies; and concludes by
stating that dissolution has been rendered necessary
by the difficulties experienced in carrying on the pub
lie business. az indicated by the fact that within
little more than year two successive administrations
have failed to retain the confidence Of the House Of
Commons; and hopes that the result may enable the
Government to be conducted by Government pos
sessed Of the confidence OF Parliament and the people
Mr. Disraeli said that Parliament would be formally
dissolved, aud writs issued for the new elections on
the 23d.
On the 10Th, says the City Article of The Daily
Ncos tho funds opened ut fall of nearly per cent
the feeling Of Encouragement existing being increased
by the min eteria statements Continental politics
The downward tendency was, however, checked by
the appearance in the M0nneur OF another official
note of pacific character, but particularly by
the fact that the supply Of stock afoat is l'nitod
During the afternoon the market strengthened, and
at the close frinness induced by tho statement
that Sardinia has consented to dissrn. Consols finally
left IF the same as the day previous. The drain of
gold from the Bank in payment of the silver obtained
from the Continent continues. The amount with
drawn since the date of the last return is about
E26O,OCO
The Times City Article says the Minister'S state
mens caused the funds to open very heavily At de-
cline at which they remained some time, but the arti
Gle in the Monstear caused rally to the prices Of
Monday. Lord Derby stated that before finally aban
doning all hopes of an adjustment, the British Gov
eminent had suggested one more proposition, the
nature Of which he was not at liberty to state. The
Times says this proposition is understood to have
been only dispatched to Vienna on the 18TH and the
answer has not been received.
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The TbOrudikc Will Case.

BOSTON, Monua!i IIa! -
The Thorndke VIII case was before the PROBATE
Court this forenoon, and petitions were presentedt 10
allow g. 900 annually to the widow, and o"o annu
ally to the other petitioners during the pending OF the
sat and leaving COO for Mr.. Marin in case the
will should be broken. No opposition was made TO
the petitions and the was postponed I'LL iac last
week In May. The deposition Of the widow lhorh,
dixie h on e IN the Court IL has not yet been used
u evidence; but il is yanored that contains state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03
a Homicide.

RosToS, Monday, May 3 1859.
About o'clock this morning, in South Welaeet,
Mass, Samuel Fish sho. Mr. Eben S. Ward. his
father-in.aw, deed with shotgun Fish then tried
10 shoot himself, but the gun missed fire. The
dercr first alarmed tao family bv throwing bricks
through the windows, when Mr.. Ward and Ills wife
got out Of bed and lighted lamp, saon after which
the fatal shot fired through the window. Fish
has been arrested and confesses ihc deed He has
been occasionally insane.
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Fire i'm PaWtucket.

PnOv'DtNCE, MOnday, May 2, 1S53.
fire occurred to-day in the village of Pa~tucket,
about five miles south OF this city, which destroyed
Of the oldest mills in the State IL used for
the manufacture of shOddy. dwelling house was
entirely consumed and many others were more less
injured. number Of barns were also burnt. Most
Of the property uninsured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03
AUSTRIA,

The london Herald denies that English ships-of-
war are to be sent to Trieste.
All the routes leading to Italy still covered with
military conveys, and are monopohzed FOR the public
service.
The entire second Austrian corps darm6 has left to
join the Army of Italy and the nomination of their new
Field Marshals is spoken of.
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The Southern Pacific Railroad.

NEW-OKLEANs Monday, May ?, I65J.
President Fowlkes has published report of the
proceedings Of the Board Of Stockholders Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad. The stock to be reduced
to 81 80 GEO. and the stockholders are required to
render hall the present ISSUE President Fowlkes has
gone to Momphs and will call meeting there; also,
at Louisville and elsewhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03
NEUE-JERSEY ITEMS.

JERSEY CRY FIRE DEPARTMENT ELEcrios.-Ths
annual election for officers of tue Fire Department.
of Jersey City will take place this Tuesday evening.
The following are the names Of the candidates noIui
mated:
For Chief EngineSamuei A. French Of Engine No l. and
WIN Howeth Of Hook aud Ladder No
For Asanis-AGriaR b. Reynolds Of Hook and Ladder Ma
L. VIM J. Steven Hose No s; James Mclaughlin anil VIM
Anness Egne Co. No John b. Haight OF Engine No S.
John Howr6 Of Hose No John g. aybeck, Of Hook and
Ladder No. q and Addison r. Rowley, of Hose No.
For Fire Comnissionsrs-James Fielder, VI Engine No.
and Henry A. Greene, Of Engine No s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

A correspondence between Prof B. A. Gould,
late of the Dudley Observatory. and large number
of the citizens Of Albany, is published in the papers
Of that city The citizens express their sincere re
greet and sense of the loss which the city is about TO
sustain" in the departure Of DR. Gould, who says in
his reply that the 1.-TWO Saxon words-Thanks and
Fsrewel-wrap up all that would gladly ssy
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Tme-6:lI, 6:l2, 6;T.
Same Day-Aiatck $2t0-Halking against Time.
Mr.. Adams. the great Pedestrian, to walk four
miles in thirty minutes--a fair heel and toe walk
The time was as follows: First mile in minutes 30
seconds; two miles in l. minutes IS ssconds-the four
miles in 81 minutes A seconds. Betting was SlOO To
$50 that he would perform the feat.
SPORT AHEAD.-There is likely to be some lively
work on the trotting turf during the coming season,
we may Judge from the announcements made, and
great sport may be looked for. In few days, the
bay mare Lady Woodruff and the brown mare Green
Mountain Boy go in match for g., OOOwo mile heats
in hcrness and on May ~, the match between Ian
tern and mate and Ethan Allen and mate, mile heats
bet in in harness. for $4,000. Matches are also
talked of between Flora Temple, Lancet. Ethan Allen
and Princess the celebrated California mare; they
all in training on Long Island. The great stake and
pure race between the four crack nags, Pachen,
Prince. Native American and Mountain Boy, for
$1,000 has led much speculation and there is every
variety Of opinion concerning the horses. MIR. Mar
fbels hey hose il matched for two races against Mr.
Kelly's bay mare, for $1,000 each race. There are
also numerous other Matches and ros for purses, 20
come off ON the Long Island Coures. However, we
shall see what we shall see and in the meantime, all
who are fond of the spoit and wish to spend day
pleasantly should make up their minds to visit Long
Island.
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Fire in GordOnsyille.

GOKDONsvILLE, Va, Monday, May 2 INJg.
The principal hotel here with an adjoining building
was destroyed by fire at o'clock this morning. Los
5000; fully insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

The Temperance speakers and workers Of our
City and Brooklyn are invited to meet at No. lS3
Bowery, tomorrow "Wednesday evening, at II
o'clock, to devise and institute measures to advance
the Temperance cause.
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The Captain and four Seamen of
the scsIr. Sarah T.. Hills.

NHhKLEsTON, My 7, I0I5.
The captain and four seamen belonging TO the schr.
Sarah l.. Hills, from Savannah Goth April. bound to
Kennebunk, Maine, reached Charleston on Saturday.
The vessel abandoned dismasted and full Of water.
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The Delaware and Hudson Canal

RoNDOUT, y. l., Monday, May :, ~
TIL. first cargo of coal arrived down the Delaware
and Hudson Canal on Saturday evening from hawley.
Coal from Honosdale arrived this morning. Large
quantities of coal expected this week from Homes
dale Hawey
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lTAII(.

The King of Naples has been reported dead, but
the latest adyces to the 10th, say he still survived.
He had however, taken leave OF his family and re-
ceived the sacrament.
Austria s increasing the garrison OF Fcrrara.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

Dent that Mrs. Thorndke expected her husband back
to Paris, to remain short time in July; after which
che expected to return with her husband 10 Boston 10
TAKE a house for permanent residence.
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CoxaITNESTs TO THE CRY PRIsos.-For tbs
month a., ended tied 20 the City Y
in Jery City the following charges; D1Dksnne. To- 'esk
iur g. assault disor3erly passing counterfeit ~
yagrsrcy 6; srduc,on malicious mische Nativity; in
land 81 England Germany. no. France. Scotland. 4,
limited
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SrRIKE or JoURsEYaEs PAYTERs.-A large mum
Der of the onneynen painters Of jersey City stopped
work yesterday in consequence Of the employers ref
Ing to pay them 81 per day. They had previously
been receiving 81 IS per day.
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Fire PerrymansyiIie.

BALTIMORE Monday, May I, 1873.
The residence Of the Hon. Jacob A. Freshman, in
Perrymansviile, Hartford County, burned Saturday.
Inss s. 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

Inspectors or HAcKs.-An apartment in the base-
of the City Hall il being fitted no as an Office Tor tho In
sp.ctos Of Hacks who will after they take poss m grant
license csmen Junk dealers &C. and attend 10 M complaints
violations of ordinances This duty done by tho Mayo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

Automatically morning, while one Of the
deck the Green Point Ferry securing Of tbs
boats he caught the snd br le aud had
crushed 10 terrible He taken his homo In 0rcen
Point.
John olding little boy fell down excavation Frnk
Green Point Sunday night aud had Of his legs
broken His injuries attended to by Dr. Davis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

!. The Union Ferry Company have established hydrants
In the ferry houses on side for tho accommodation u
hose who
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

FiRE.-Yesteriay morning sboa. 8o'clock FIRE vyas
the cos factory Of Greene ard AAxn
streets BY which the roof damaged about Sloo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

RpcovyRY or SroLgs PROPERTY - Yesterday
oin little boy while playing about unfn shed oelsr.
in the rear the mnot ouse srd
scr mts containing clothing He informed Officer Cosby ofs
Sixth precinct who took charge Of tc goods he
to the Station House They consist OF women and ohden
M by ard are undoubtedly the proceeds of robbery
committed quite recently The proprietor of The Manor hons
beryed ,o su,cious looking lurking about the spot IN
the morning bu, as soon they the officer they left On
about seghborhood OF the goods had
been stolen in that vicinity the officer learned that house Ut
Mrs Spring terrace had been entered the nsnt osos
and mahogany box broken open and taken thereom
N of the goods belonged to her They be seen 90
the u station House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

Ex-Mayor Copeland lies dangerously III % his real
dence in Myrtle avenue. His recovery Is not ea
pected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

There il now l6 feet Of water In the Ridgcwocd
Reservoir, and it is estimated that 2O0,00) gallons
are used in the city daily, and the consumption b
rapidly increasing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

BITTEN BY A DoG.-Officer Adam Of the Sixth
Precinct was severely in the by dog Sunday
night at the Of South Fourth aud Eleyena streets
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
sgnylG OF THE NORTH BRITAIN At QUEBEC.
NEWS LESS WARL1KE.
Cotton dccHned-Breadstufis advanced Provisions Firm

QUEBEC. Monday, Maya, 1859.
The steamship North Britain from Liverpool April
%, arrived this morning. Her advices are one day
later than those Of the Bremen at New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

Frank Temple was the favorte, sloO to go prevl-
ons to starting, and won the race handsomely.
Same Day.-Match $500 two-nile heats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

The Hon. RuFrs CHoArE is In pOsr health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

The fountain in the Park played yesterday nearly
the entire day 1t still continues to be an OBJECT OF
curiosity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

THY FINANCIAL OFFIcERs.-The new CONTROLLER has
appointed MIR. Lawrence Hanley as Deputy, and Mr..
owen McCarren as Clerk. The Auditor has appointed
Mr.. John IL. Mccormick a. Deputy.
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THE TURF.

UsI0s COURSE, l.. I.-TROrTINc-M0RdGy, May
. IS59.-Purse So mile heats best in >, to wagon
H. woodruf'ss e. Frank Temple. ...............l ! !
D. Talnan's b. senator.
George jenkins,
W Peabody b. m Lady W arren. ......''...'d drawn
D. PiffrT's b. N r met .
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The NEW FERRY.-Thc boats on the new ferry
were run regularly all day yesterday, aud were wei
filed with passengers. 1t is the intention OF the pro-
pretors to run their boats often during the day a.
they can be unoaded and at night three boats win be
run at frequent intervals SO that passengers will no'
suffer The long delays they have experienced on the nd
ferv. Workmen will be Immediately employed IN
tearing down and remodeling the slip at Peck ship,
when good accommodations will beprovidsd His ex-
pected that in few days another boat will be pro-
vided for the Peck-slp Ferry, which will make foar
boats running constantly.