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MINOR CRY ITEMS -Yesterday afternoon. tbs roe ne
of the "Down-Town Association" No. % Exchange
place, opened, and a number Of gentlemen sub
scribed to the enterprise. This Association was char
tered last Winter, "to furnish merchants and pro-
fessional gentlemen while away from their families
during the hours of business with faci les for social
intercourse" TIE not yet quite completed.
Peter Bogsrt did around Mar haitian Island
Sunday for s5O-cau.e: the police would not let
bim. His undertaking postponed to Friday next.
The Association of the Free German School,
Nos. 400 ard 1872 Fourth street. Uill hold pcni, .r
the benefit Of the School at Landmanns s, Hamilton
Park, Sixiy.sixth street, between Second and Third
avenues, tomorrow. Rumor made fee yesterday
with the good name of dashing Clerk of the Superior
Court. II was asserted that be had elopsd with a
married woman, leaving his wife aud children in this
city comparatively penniless His fellow.cerks state
that he had left th city to be gone for few days
restOn The friends of the absent scout the idea
of his elOt ement.
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LAUNCH OF STEAMSHIP FOR CHIsA.-Ths steam
ship Fire Dart built for the navigation of the water
of China was launched Saturday afternoon last from
the yard of Thomas Colyer esq, foot of Forythird
street, East River. This is the fifth steamer which
Mr.. Colyer has constructed for the Celestiala. In
about three weeks hence he will launch the sixth, and
is preparing to lay the keel for the seventh. The
Fire Dart has already been described In columns.
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MAYOR WOODS CHARGES AGAINST MEssRs TAP
PEN AID CRAyEE.-AldsImsn Starr was the only
ber in attendance yesterday afternoon oftle Com.
mittee Of the Board of Aldermen appointed to invey
gate cerisn charges preferred by Mayor Wood against
Messrs Happen and Craven. Both Of the latter were
present. and aoxious that the investigation should go
or, as they were fully prepaed The Mayor cent in
the following communication:
"MAYoR's OFFICE. NEW. YORK, Sept TO- 1860.
" H. ". Genet, esq Chairman, Sc
DEAR SIR am In receipt If note requesting attend
ting Of the Conn tee appointed by the President
of the Board Of Al emen In July last the sucen
the alleged by for the removal Messrs Craven
AID Tsppen OF the Z rotor Aqueduct Department.
respectfully decline attending the meetings Of this Com
mtee and shall not directly indirectly participate in its
ceedngs.
1.-THE grounds upon which ssked the consent of the Alder
nuncstion the Board dated July b. and refer your Com
nee to that document fully sustaining by official data
allegation prefer ed against tn IN.
As sn independent department Of the City Government
have the duty imposed by the charter in
this stter and leave the Aldermen to discharge theirs
With ut interference my part.
"Yery respectfully, &c.
FERNANDO WOOD"
Mr. Craven asked IL the Mayor could be subpensed
a witness by the Committee, as he would like 10
meet him face to face. Mr. Starr believed he could.
The investigation then adjourned until to-day at
O'Clock.
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ADVERTISEMENT

FARSs PHOTOGRAPHIC ART GALLERY ne 10
Roors) No a8 BroadwayThs IyoRrrrrRs PIedaoea W."
well known establishment unsurpassed az ukeae n
well AZ ar,i.tlo effects elaborate oolorns fnefoek
every style, aud DA9unxAnorifna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

ALLEGED EMBEZzLEMENT AND SEDUcrioS.-On
Saturday night, Mr.. James l.. Shaw, resident Of
Clifton, S. L. was spprehended at the Staten Island
Ferry, by Detective Poole, at the instance of Mr.. Wa.
II. Stone an Assistant Marshal of Lynn, Mass, who
had obtained the proper authority from Gov. Morgan
for the return of the prisoner to Massachusetts whore
he s under Indictment charges of enlightenment aud
seduction The charge against him Is that in May last,
while he was temporarily scjourning at Marb'ehesd
Mass he made the acquaintance of Mrs. Susan Evans,
of that place. from whom he obtained $3.50, which be
unlawfully Incorporated. lie is also charged with
having accomplished the ruin of Mrs. Evsuss daugh-
ter under a promise of marriage, after ward flying
from the State At the time the alleged crimes were
committed the accused had wife and several children
who are still living on Staten Island. On Sunday
evening he was taken to Massachusetts,.
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Of oeedy childrep, and her turns 70 geek am, M
formers end producedesers the b, nheds OF bu 'heis q
apple', potatoes, AID other kinds 81 food for bis
/ family during the Winter.
! The CEssUS.--Yes'erd4y returns from Abe Tselfss
and Fourteenth Wards Of Brooklyn were received.
Tie present population Il TIE former ward IL gysa -
IL, IOl, against 600 10 1856 aud that Of the latter
ward foos up Is 49i against H. Ala at the lsst State
CensDs DIR. James b. Howe, United States Marshal
in the Northern District Of this State, recently APP
print In place of Colonel levitt, removed is now In
this city His district ipeluies forty four counties, aad
excepting oDe district in Texas is the larges! Marshal
districs 10 sbe United States About four hundred
Marsbas are employ ed in bis BALI vick. Owing TO ths
inc mpetercy of many of the Marsbsls who were ap
pointed by his predecessor through 20 csi avortisu.
there has been unusual delay 10 collecting the rstarns
He sddrs ssed circular TO each, defining their daas.
In about month"; he thinks, hewiu have his retaIns
ready to send to Warrington At present he is not
able to give anything like intelligent estimate Of tho
result Of the census.
STREET-CLEAHIsG AND EUIsAscE-KENovhL Re-
roKr-Tbe following 10 schedule of the work of the
CITY Inspector in the abatement of nuisances cleaning
the streets, &c, for ire week ending Sept. 8:
cou.,.,.. Aba,emertof Nuisaneea
Complaints OF nusances received 1gr
SSonPn.so, winch no cause existed.
Aostemeno Oh nuances under notice. 2H
Snks ano ate closets cleaned. 19S
Number OF loads Of from citv gs0
Dead horses removed from city imits ' ~ ~
Dead cows removed from city limits. =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z
Dead dogs and Other small sns. removed from city . 2s
UnsOund and Dased Meats Fis 3d. ssed and ,,,o,.d hss
the city
Beef-Number Of pounds. 80
Ftsb-Nmnber OF pounds.
Other Mests-Number Of pounds. AIS
Street Cleaning
Number Of laoorer, employed nt
Number Of loads CLASHES and garbage removed.
Number OF loads of street dirt, hth &C., removed ....s
Amount earned by sweepers-. 30
Amount earned BY dirt-cartmen.......... Il93 "
Amount earned by ssh-cartn. en...... 1900 -
Total amount. 64.490 70
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FACT.-Young lawyers before engaging in
practice would do well have carefully prepared
CHART made from which they learn how 10 direct
their powers 10 the beat advantage TO d ssace and
senyene,s and t. understand exactly sphsre place
e they best TILL FowLBR WELLS, No. oos Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENT

THE PRINCE OF WALES AT GURNEY's GALLERY.
The only correct likeness In the Ur.ed stsss Of his Roy
Hghnsss the Prince Of Wales exhibition a. Guessxs 0>
lery. j. Quincy son, No IVI BROADWAY.
CoPiFs for SAIr.
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PAINTING PHOTOGRAPHS BY EvAP0aATI0N.- e.
The original Dollar Picture. HoLsKss GALLERY done besu
fully In eolOrsI "a Card Peures 81 AsDRorrPs, 40, No.
t93 Broadway only.
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Advertiseuent.
Drama of JOSEPH A

The opening Drama OF JOSEPH AND HIS
BRETHREN At BARsu@s yesterday received
BY large and appreve audience with marked appsase aud
those Of readers who would lave hardly do
better than witness the performance Of this piece viii be
peased To DAr at aud Of q O'Clock p. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

THE WALToS-MATHEws TRAGEDY.-Charles JEFF
ferds was brought before Judge Russell Saturday
a writ Of habeas corpus, Issued the petition of
Jeerds which sets forth that the verdict of the Coro
ner's jury was founded upon partial prosecution of
the case by the counsel for the friends of the deceased
It was also alleged that the health Of the prisoner
likely to be injured by his confinement. Mr., A Oakley
Hall then gave notice that he should move for sp
pication to admit the prisoner to bail. The argument
was Get down for to-day.
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DANGEROUS CONDITION OF BROADWAY.

To the Editor of The N. Y. Tribune.
SIR: The attention of the Municipal authorities 10
respectfully called the condition Of the Russ pavement In
Broadway opposite the Merchants Insurance Co. no s
the settling has made it that horses fall there
to dsdree While standing there for few minutes
this morning FIVE ne horses fell down, and my own team
scarcely soved Yours, truly,
Neto'Yo,k, Sept. !, 1869. A FRIEND TO GOOD HORSES
FIRE IN FIFTH STREET A fire, the origin Of which
il unknown occurred At clock yesterday morning IN
the grocery store of Edws ard Winterfe No lao Fifth
street. damaging the stock to the amount of $780, In
sured for $500 in tie Rutgers Insurance Go. The
amount of $50. Insured for 500 in the Bowery In
surance Co. The matter will be investigated by the
Fire Marshal.
INcESDIARY FIRE.-On Sunday morning fires were
simultaneously discovered in three large house, at
New Brighton, Staten Island owned by Mrs. Griffin.
The bulldogs were TREY destroyed. Loss - 900.
PRECocIoUs You've THIEF.-The Eleventh Ward
Police arrested Arthur Smith boy only years Of age chused
with theft OF the matter Capt squLe' reports "Th. boy
Rs parents occupy honse with several othst
S G'' .S 1GiAn s Gae f ssd s'f &C. ss
daily disappearing but when or h,y, no know ha
the @ Sssa Ael h se
eed mentioned The location of junk shops where he had
otbns worth IS OF $40 for pennies aud In bo
RI Of g s@9G % % for TIE :.t Rs' Ess
! with guilty knowledge. The boy was locked up.
| ARREsTi AND DISCHARGE OF DIsoRDERLIEs.-
ASSt S 2e sgn J.Sob ks
Msoy and Patrick McGu for being drunk sad
seized one Of the prisoners the Others bounced upon h
but be h, Id his nan till Officers Wilson aud BIGGER came 70 his
charged TecOsn,anee to sppeaT the folio
morning The parties are al well known 70 the Eleventh
| Police very dborderly characters.
| RUFFIASIss On Su, day evening woman named
Eliza Quick found lying in Fourth avenue nes,
sPs;: S By S On Ds q
81 Luke's Hospital
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SrREET-CLEAsIsG AND NUISANCE -KENovAL Re-
roRr.-The following is schedule of the work of the
City Inspector in the abatement of nuisances cleaning
the streets, &C., for ire week ending Sept. 8:
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ELIZA DOwSs.-Eliza Downs is a woman, poor
DID, sick unhappy snd-hardest Of all black. She is
80 sick and 30 old that her market price, few hundred
miles south of th where goods of her sort 10 great
demand even if much damaged, is only 5000, which
sum che and her husband contrved 10 scrape together
a while since, and pay for what there s left of her
body and bones. She is poor that she cannot hold
ore Of five children, who are still within her reach,
back from the SHAMELESS whenever their master shall
choose to send them there She is wretched because
three otbers bone of her bone and flesh of her flesh
and for whom she weeps as Rachel mourned for hers,
have been sold to bridge pecunary strait of
the man who called himself their master, ahd have
gone she knows not whittier, and never will know.
And she is blackwell she is black let suppose,
because when Noah got drunk his Ham laughed at
the shameless exhibition which the venerable patriarch
made Of himself on that occasion.
Now, whether Eliza Downs is so disposed to fly in
the ia of Providence to think she has had her fall
share of punishment for that sin of Hams and that
she is entitled to some morse of comfort before she
eoes from works here here 4fter or whether
she acting without due consdera ion Of question,
| We know not. But this do know that hay
log borne eish Children three of whom master has
exchsng, already for gold, and who dead TO her,
and having still FIVE others who may in their turn,
also go to supply quick market, masters shorness
of ready she yearns 70 hold one of these to her
poor old bosom and call it hers. Ouly one! She
may not che knowp, hope that all her children may be
here and sbe daes therefore to beg the young
| eat tie little one that will still he child, no doubt
when che lays down her weary burden, and-et MS
hope-he cure Of Ham together. Buchildren are dear
lust now at the South-dsar, mean in the market
and the mother must raise $500. Who will help
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noFi MusiaDi aud Amodio.
FIRE EscAPE.-A fre-e5cape invented by Leonard
King Of Bridgeport, Conn, was eXhib ed yesterday
afternoon in front Of the City Hall by the members Of
Friendship Hook and Ladder Company No. ~ Of this
city. The escape consis Of ladder in two sec ons
fitted to four.wheeled truck Both sections raised
together by Of long pole to the desired angle
when the upper ladder is elevated by meaDs Of ropes
and pueys to the top Of the house OF to such windows
az the fremen desire to enter 1t is very ike the fire.
escape ladder go extensively in use in London. The
raising of the ladder drew together three or four
hundred people.
Another escape patented by MeSsrs. Patten & Dav-
export, and already referred to in these columns, was
exhibited from upper window Of The TRIBUNE
Office. It consists Of simple craze, fastened to the
window-tl, on which sphng'poey with double
rope works The person dssrog to deecend seats him
self in a sling, and by means Of hand'cbeck overs
himself at any speed or to any desired point. Upon
aliRhiipg the machine bauls no the sling aud it is
resdy for another decent. A large assemblsge OF
people witnessed the operations of the machine.
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TELEGRAPH TO NEBRAsKA.-A line of telegraph has
just been established between this city and Omaha the
capital of Nebraska Territory. Late on Saturday,
Mayor Wood received the following telegram, to which
an appropriate reply was forwarded yesterday morn
ing;
OMAHA CRY Sept 8, 1850.
To Mayor WooD: The capital city Nebraska her
CALCULATIONS to the eat commercial metropolis Of the East
Midway between the with hand sa1te
brethren OF the Atlantic and point with the other the Star Of
Empire on the Pacific. CLINTON BRIGGS,
Mayor Of Omaha City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

The Reading Railroad for the week ending SePtem'
ber7, brought down 49, 1853 tunG, making the total
tince January 1,37O4 2l tuns against 81 229 tuns
the same period last year.
The Cincinnati gazette of the 7th inst. says:
The freight egens the Grand Tnt Railway in this city
have received IN tuctons from Montreal again the
market for Liverpool freight The agents int ted e
tact fourth css O5 and -four 81 10 from Cincinnati 20
Iv.rnoo The NewYork Central Rar I'D Company jester
day pot6ed Western roads and Sept 10 MONDAY
pest that road would insist the following advanced rates
fJom Cleveland Ssntusky snd Tole to New YORK Boston,
Albany Troy, and Schenectady; ,,p.u
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AcADEMY OF MUSIc.-Ths opera for tonight il
changed to II Troyatore, with Nine Cortesi and Sig
nori Musiani aud Amodio.
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Of needy chiIdrep, and ben n turns 70 geek sm'ns
f,mers End produoedeses the b, ndreds Of bushels d
apples potatoes, AID other kinds 81 food for hs
family during the Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

WEEKLY MoRrALITT.-The City Inspector reports
that 5l4 persons died lat week, viz men, Gil women
81; boys, 1885, girls, lf7-shOwing decrease OF 10
from the preceding week. The principal causes were
OF acute disease-Apoplexy, g. bronchitis, A. cholera
infanum, 70; cholera morbus, s. congestion Of the
brain, 5; commissions, infantile 2li Group A. dlar-
rhea 49, dphtherie IL dytentery TO- scarlet fever,
2l typhoid fever 81 typhus fever. Al whoopng cough,
6; Inflammation Of the bowels 81 inflammation of the
brain, 8; inflammation of the liver, q inHam nation
Of the Lungs, s. Inflammation Of the throat l2i mea
sles, 10; smallpox II teethng, g. OF deaths from
chronic disease there were cirhosis of the liver s.
consumption So adult debildy, a. infantile debility
&c; droJsy in the head Isl heart disease, infantile
marasmus 49, palsy 6. OF deaths from external an(
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COMMERCIAL MA Z7IERG.
sale. at abe a,ock HHonanEe. ..SErT. 10

q 8, Ie74 conpon. 1884 800 H,rlem RR Preferred 4s
80, -. 81 81 feI 81 100 Reading Railrf I'D bio 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

Totsl traffic from LIST july LEGO to date AS 8.3 IS
To date for period last year,. 327 253 "
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The net receipts fer August 1860 are the largest of
any month since the opening Of the road.
The following are the earnings of the Milwaukee and
MI esainri Railrrau In Annnst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

TUES Our OF The TAMoRs.-The United German
Tsilrs Association, Capt. A. Stout, accompanied by
Wiegauds Band, went to Hamilton Park on Monday
morning, their cond annual target excursion. The
prizes six sewing ma,hines which we're borne in
a lastly decorated wagon, and operated by number
of pretty girls dressed in white withhowers twned in
their hair. The company numbered something over
hundred and all that festive aspect peculiar to
Germans on holiday occasions. The shooting division
with rifles, short-swords powder-horns, and green
tuncs looked particularly sunty and the pretty little
vvsrderes preceding them in bright scarlet dresses
attracted good deal Of attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

POLICE CoMMIssIoSERs.-At the nesting of this
Beard the matter Of the transfer of Sergeants
Holmes of the Twelfth and Higgins Of the Thirteenth
Precinct was rsconfdered, and they directed to
tmsin in their old places. The resignation of John
Even Of the Nineteenth Ward was accepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

CADETS or HosOR AND TEMPERAScE.-This juven-
lie organization is spreading in all par Of the country
and ia rapidly supercedng many of the other organiza
tons In this city there is not much activity in
other 'aces, principally because Of the apathy of the
adult Temperance Societies. To those who desire 10
spread good principles among the youth Of the city
there can be no better field Of labor than the Cadets of
Honor. Their mestiDgs held on Tuesday evenings
at No 2O6 Eighth avenue, and on Friday evenings at
No l67 Prince street 0fIicers-M. McKim Deputy
g. Governor, No. 40 West Eighteenth street; Thos.
G. Baker, g. G., No. 4O7 Greene STREET.-THE either of
whom letters requesting information may be addressed
POLICE CORRESPONDENT the meeting of this
Beard the matter the of Serpeana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

We annex the value of the export of -four wheat and
corn for the week ending Sept 6, and since jan |:
For he W%ek- Since Jan -
1889, 1860. 1859. 1860.
Flour ........ al3ig75 a2oD58l 81 1882 856TO48l
Wheat 800. go. 1920 $3.50 5,as6ls5
Com ........ fe2T 1854 1888 l.l6t033
Total....al3s@2 67G6475 B3l6i,8lg Sl2 s3O674
Increase since Jan over l59............ S9,5l5855
The New-York Central and Erie Railroads have
agreed Upn further advance in rates from Lake ports
to the East, to take effect to-day, as follows:
4thclass. Flour
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other cauees there we're: Asohyxia, 81 burned, q
cssuahies 10; telrium tremeLs 3; droN'neh, D; oio
age, u prersturs Births The diseases AZ g grouped
As follows: Bones joints, &C.. q brain aud nerves
81; generative orgaus 5; heart and blood vessen o;
lungs throat, &C., ~; old age, z skin, &c, ana
eruptiv feves AZ premature birth 5; stomach bow
els, and other digestive organs, 1872 uncertain seat
and general fevers, 81; urirary organs, 2. 80 were
from violent causes There ere 6S deaths in the
public Institutions Classified as 10 age there were,
under year, ISL from to 9, 3d. 9 TO s. g.; S to
TO- ~ 10 to 10, 2; Is to II, Il II to 90 81 20
to IS, "a; IS to 80 "a; 3Oto 40 al 40 to So 81 so
to 60, la 60 to TO- 81 20 to 80, g. 80 to 90 3; 90
to 100 Ii unknown2 2. The naiiviies Of the deceased
were, United Sates, 376; Ireland 81; Germany, 30;
England, 10; British America, 8; France. Poland.
Prussia, Scotland, Wales, and the sea, each.
The KENTUCKY 0x.-The friends Of Douglas senttvVo
advertising wagons about the streets on Monday morn
Ing TIE frat one contained drummer aud six blow.
es OH bras who hersded the approach of the seoond
This was drawn by horses tandem and contained
pied OK who did net APPEAR 70 feel very comfortable.
At the side of The wagon appeared the following words
in very large letters:
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Tie receipts Of the Eev-York aud Harlem Railroad
lorpJny TOT August 18N, &0i I1e o.
l00.+42 81
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

MEETING OF THE Corn AND Flour EXCHANGE
There was meeting yesterday morning, at 10L
o'clock, of the Corn and Flour Exchange, the Pres
ident, Henry NJ. Warield, Esq, in the Chair. He
stated the object OF the meeting to be to receive the
report OF the Committee appointed on Saturday
last relative to the sale of the tables in the Ex-
change. MIR. G. D. Kinks reported that
Y purchasers Of the tables are willing to re-
linquish their right to the same Internationally;
20 purchasers will relinqush if the whole GO will
do so purchasers will relnqush if 80 will be sold
afterwards. and the other 80 be left free two pur-
chasers refused to sign at ALL and three could not
be seen by the Committee. The report was ac-
cepted and the Committee discharged. Mr.. George
Y. WorthingtQn moved that the tables be, and
are hereby declared free, which was carried by a
large majority.
ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTED INCENDIARIsM.-Some
time during Wednesday night the office of William
H.. Gatflin, corner of Central and Canton avenues,
was entered by robbers. They endeavored to force
open ap iron safe, by means of POWDER and also
attempted to cut the hinges with coachisel, but
failed. The drawers of the desks were broken
open, and the papers scattered in every direction
The only money obtained was about sixty cents
Before leaving they set fire to number of business
cards which were in a small box, but they were de-
stroyed without doing any other damage
FIRE.-The alarm last night, at half-past ten
O'clock was occasioned by the burning of a one
Vile and Mosher streets. Cause accidental Fully
insured.
GOTTEN OFF.-The steamer Louisiana, of the
Norfolk line, heretofore reported as being aground
on the Man-of-War shoals, gotten Oft about
O'Clock this morning by the steamer Georgia, Capt.
Pearson. She sustained but little damage, and
steamed Immediately up to her wharf.
Cry CoUNCn.-There was no quorum in the
First Branch, and no business of Importance trans
acted in the Second.