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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-11

NASHVILLE TIPoGRAPHCAL UMON- ELECTION OF
OFFICERS Annual Election of the Nashville Ty-
biographical Union was held on Monday evening last,
at the Han Of the Society, and the following named
gentlemen duly elected officers for the current year
For President-WM P. FIsKE
For Vice Presdent-JoHHN R. DEBow.
For Corresponding and Recording Secretary
JOIN PHANTOM.
For Financial Secretary -JOHN w. BARRY.
For Treasurer-TRAvIs WNRM
For Door-keeper- THOMAS EDWARDS.
Finance Committee-B. F. L. FORD, - ALLEN
and WILLIAM EARLY.
The reports Of the various officers whose terms
had that night expired, show the Sociey to be in
very prosperous condition, with an already large
and increasing fund which understand is to be
expended in entertaining, IL suitable manner, the
delegates to the National typographical Union. to
be held in this city, in Nay next
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NEw YORK. Jan. 9.-BANE SrATnlEST-The state
ment for the week shows a decrease in loans Of
s9lS,4S3. Decrease in specie deposits s244,429
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CANDIDATES.


ATTORNEY EENEEs AL
We are Authorized to announces WaI G. BRIEE candidate
for Attorney enslof he9A Judicial Coais contracting The
countless Sumner Williamson and Davidson. Election next
Hay. octg3 "a
We are authorized to announce CARY A. HARRIS, OF WI
son county candidate for Attorney General for the u-
dsial Circuit composed Of williamson Davidson
ana Sumner 1atl4.t ds
We are authorized announce BAXTER SMITH, Ksq Of
sumner as candidate Attorney General Of this ge 9)
judicial Circu onposd o. the counties Of Wiason David
son aud sunrsr
We are authorized Jas. E. RAIEE, Esq,
endidaefor flee Of Attorney General FOR the Ninth Judi
c Circuit composed OF the counties Of williamson, sumnsr
and Davidson. Election ia May, 1860.
Weare authorized to announce s. FTsLEY, Of Davidson
county candidate fog Attorney General Of the 9th Judca
Circult. Election, May, 1850.
ocs9, '59e
So,ro-,sT, s,b,r.Cs---- rg;y,5e5or,
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HAY, CORN, OATS, &c.
GEO. r. PATTON,
Commission Merchant, seed and
Produce Dealer,

NO = FJ-IUL 1I01 01--1701 lII-I III ~ IEI01T-
LOUISVILLE, KY
EEPS constantly hand large supplies Of Hay, Corn,
~ Oats Bran Shorts and Shpstu1s ready hl orders
the Personal attenon given the sale Of
Dried Fruits Eggs Onions, Apples, Potatoes Flour, Bacon
Lard, Feathers &c
Orders Groceries, Liquors and Manufactured articles soe
allied the fV0rabls LIBERAL cash ad
made consgnuents. ian6-tf
Auction, Commission and Storage
W@PehgUsP
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FRESH BUCK WHEAT FLOUR,
ian5 No. y College Street.
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sevonIi1 o6ancery Division.
ron COUNTY OFFICEHS.

We are authorized COL 10. C. GUILD cahdi
nessee dec28-te
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DIR. BIcCIintOck's Asthma Remedy.--Anits
Ingredients vegetable. It impar vital energy to the
pressed lungs removes every i1peden to full ard free rsi
ration affords such unexpected in thrOnc Asthma,
to aensh and enrapture invalid For Asthma and Ehoop
ing cough there nothing eomp able to this patent remedy
Price so cents. Jan II 10. G. BROWN,
~ WineP's Canadian VeFmi-
s2SlS FUGE has established its superiority
other preparation for BY the pdy number and thor
oughne Of its cures although literally vegetable compound,
remedial action summary than that Of the Yer
iuges containing Mercury has tbs merit Of uneing eff
cheney Of perfect hamesness far the human system
concerned
Be particular and remember the Winers Canadian
vermugs" only article that be depended on
Remember this.
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres street,
isnI-d&wlm Sole ProprietOrs
DR.. mcCIintocIz's PICTORIAL Syrup exercises an
influence Consumption and Bronchitis unparled in Medic
Practice aresng the cough healing and strengthening the
lungs, promoting expecoraOD, and inducing sleep The
amendment begins with the first dose. Price 81.
janl. 30 G. BROWN.
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LEAyEyEouH, Jan. 1.-Two fires Yesterday de-
stroycd property valued at s5.009. Insured for
$4,000
Inc Territorial Legislature yesterday passed a
resolution adjourning from Lecouipton to Lawrence
which was vetoed By tee GOverncas
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Tor Constable.

We are authorized to announce W. CoLLT as candidate
Tor Constable the 18Th Civil District Of Davidson county,
The ensuing aiar.h election jan4-ts
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A Stolen Boz FoUSD.-The Columbia Herald learns
that little boy about ten or eleven years Of age
days since came TO gr. JAS. HUEr's Of Maury coun-
ty and reported to Mr. HUEr that he had been stolen
from his home and parents, III Clark county, Mis-
souri,. by a band Of Gypsies, and while passing
through Mt Pleasant, had effected his escape. Mr..
HrrY has written to his r,arents
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 6th, IS59.
GENTLEMEN After due consideration, l with
pleasure accept your complimentary request to ad-
dress you upon all the questions involved in the
present agitation with which our beloved country
is afflicted - and designate Monday night, the 10th
nst, as the period Of my compliance at such place
as you yourselves may select.
Most respectfully yours,
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Rev. A. r. EEwlN. D. D., is no more He died Of
Consumption at Huntsville Ala, yesterday, at 10
o'clock A. NJ Here and elsewhere among his numer-
Gus friends and admirers, this announcement win
fall ike knel upon many fond, devoted hearts. He
a selfmade man; man Of energy, lofty talent,
deep learning and deeper piety; a man whose equal
we shall seldom see; whose superior we never nave
met He leaves an interesting family and host of
warm friends to mourn his death
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To NIessrs. HUNTER, PETERS, BAEKsDALE HEBB
THOMPSON and others.
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WO superior make and Tone viii be sold for cash four
months satisfactory paper -
jams BENZ ! SHIELDS z w.
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Livingston: District Dsesgs..s... j. g. Peterson Q
wayne alternate, II. 7. Baokus m Waynej A. u
Cfsne OF Wasbtenaw; d. Cramer alteiHate.
Second DUtrict--De)eeate at Lsrge-W. w. Mur
J ply OF billtdale; W. b. Montgomery, alternate pis
r ct DtlePates-Jssse j. BsesOn Of Cass ID. Larzlse
alternate; VIM 3. 4toughton OF g. Joseph N. ID.
eketje Of Branch alternate.
Ihird District-Uslegate at LaTge--J. w. Fsry
of Ottawa; j. ii. apd'ews Of Van Buren,, alternate.
Distvct Delegates Francis Quinn Of Beyrien; A. H..
Cary, alternate; Erastus Hafssy of Calhorni Seth
SpJaRue Of MODtcalm, alierna.e.
Fourih District.-Delegates at Large. j. SI
Clair of Marquette; Morgan Bescs, Grand Traverse
alternate District Delegates-D &. auckland, Oak.
land, A. I Crossn an Genesee, sitematej Michael
7 c. PessneT; Saginaw, G. r. Parkhiil, Shawassee,
alternate.
The following were among the resolutions passed:
Rsolsed Thst VIZ. II. Seward. the tried d mloDg sr
porter Of Republican principles the statesman o. ais time ennis
private and In public life the respect Of al men Of all
rutes Norh and South choice candidate for the
Piesdency and under biz esser.bP shs enter tho contest
with erDe hope that glorious triumph asas over
TIE mohen and dbcrE,D'sed aetion Of the Democracy
Reached That s'egAtes hereby In cted orsss the
vote Of Michigan for him unit and all to
secure biz nomination.
Roed Tht the sectional and disupion tendencies
and speeches Congress- their Convsnsp IN tei
tumulua and cous gathering st Che.top, where rges
iTrp-e conflict should every lover Of the Union
every tuppoIer OF the Constitution end Of Freedom
Free Thought ard Free spe-oh to united vigorous msny
support Of the principles Of Republican part party that
ss Slavery end loves Liberty bat from whose
reve been beard the the threat and In whose heart ha
never been conceived tie thought OF disnnion.
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missionary enterprise has also been moro prsspsrou,
nan in any former period Of the HISTORY Of the
Church.
The Bsbops, 10 speAkis Of the pastoral work, boar
testimony 10 the spirituality add dsvotedness Of the
Ministry. TIE total value Of the Church properly In
1850 Il sn;mafd AZ ever 81 900 0O0 being gain Of
over S3 900 600 n two years The Bishops hope that
The Conference VIII strive in their action 10 correct
certain errors that have crep into the Church On the
doctrine Of Christian perfection and infant regeefa'
ton. ,u.
The Bshops deprecate the negctist'Dg Of appoint
ments in advance by charcbes ard ministers. Inc
Bisbops touc8 very lightly upon the subisct o. cnan
giDg the rule on Slavery, and refer 70 their views OK
Charged. Upon The subject Of Lay Delegation, the
Bishops are Of the opinion that Lay Delegation mign'
be into tbs General Conference win saey,
and perhaps advantage that from being in Sepaf"e
hOuse. ~
Signed by Bishops Morris, James, Scott, simpson,
Baker, and Ames.
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from either selling or leasing all the ground, belohng
TOT any person TIE Land CommAsonem may escoSs;
az The Land Commissioners act for the STATE and not
for the city, they are bound TO do In that cass
every ferry will be taken they all land 90 the prop
srty of tie State. The White Fort part OF the Battery
belong 10 TIE Stste well uuch other q the vale.
able river fronts; thess would make pretty sum- 81
back lep;s or mesne profile, az the lawyers say and
sl,.Go, 600 would not pay u: The Lowbsr property
VIII have TO be paid for again. 81 reary the whole Of
Il belongs TO the State Ny reliance on Mr.. Bronsca
Il that bis good reno will induce bfm to advise TIE
Controller 10 secure these lands sbe he may. This
chance gone, Il Ia gone for ever. know Of what
The only tbugs that can the city to incur the
riss OF delay in settling this matter will be The efforts
OF some outsioe lawyer, who have had large fees IN
the early part OF these suits through tho Coushnon-
Of the Sinking fund-a peculiar institu.ion thss
makes no report. JUsTIcE. 4
las Justice" and we agree that the Corpora
ton Council is the proper persoa to decide wtn
should be done in the promises ou ths ,ids Of the
City, and ar we further sgree that Judge Bronson
will know ara do what ia tight, we SEQ no need Of
more words on the subject.
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called the basket when he lost his balAnee, ana 10
down the shaft. When the basket, which vas aAcsno
ing a. the time, TO the surfsce in few wnuA
after, i. contaned the body Of the unor uus,e man.
but without Ire head, which in the I'll coming agsinst
the sharp edge had bean separated from the tru, aad
was sfterward found a, the bottom of the shaft.
On Monday afternoon Sheriff was travelling win
aprsoner over the Buffalo, New-York and Erie road
between two stations, While the train running at
the rate of TIVE FIVE miles hour the latter sprang
from bis seat ran 10 the platform Of the car, snf
jumped from the train. he struck upon bis feet, then
turned over end wse two three tines and lay as II
dead upon the road. AS coon as the train could be
stopped the picked up, but for long time re-
manned nsensible and it was not certain that he would
not die.
"A grand celebration Of the anniversary OF the birth
day Of the renowned German Protestant Reformer,
Melapcthop, is TO be held at Witenberg the 18th
ipst at which the Prince Regent and Prince Frederic
William have promised to be present.
Charles II. Allen, young man of Binghauton,
n. T.. committed suicide Wednesday by taking
laudanum. lie was intoxicated at The time and before
be succeeded in obtaining the poison he had tiled to
purchase it at two other shops The folly Of the drug
eist who would sell laudanum to drunken man is in
conceivable.
Mayor Lincoln of Boston, when in Washington
few days ago. left an invitation for the japanese En-
bassy to visit Boston on the 18th Of Jaly.
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Markets,

Nxw.ostx.x, NAV 4-CoTros quiet; sales today 5i"o
bales ,IaIe for Misdfng sales Of sss week zoouo Is
receipts Of the $50 bs.s. sgs'nst 49, " % ~. o0
wear exports the c. Oo0 bales total thls ~
baes increased receipts at pert 500 bs!eS CO. az ~
porte fG1 0tD bales; stock IN port 25SWD BATS
6dT5c for fzis 10 fully fair. MOLAssgs 5C067c 'OhS oI
whole ~ dHe CoYTgE arm prime ~ @ioae
ibe week ate bags; stock - $50 bags agacs u ~
time lzst tKEiGHT on Gotten to Lyeipoo IT,
FrCHAeGE LONDON SiaS.c premium do with bi OF a"s
rsasI fSjght Exchange New orb 3ds pT-ni9n. ,o
CIscIssxTI May 4-ELoUR 10 local demand a. 70 O~
Bscoa Shoulders 74c sdas Sic LerS l MONEY un'hanse'
sod quiet. ExcHAsSh Oh New OH, sight Psmi9m Ali,
Nbn . 7Ga = 81; Red T. 5Od 81 50. Coas hrmi WHIT
and yellow 75a7ae PReVIFioSs steady "HIsSr steady
III oenta =. ,,, , a, d,
zoo bnsb Rsd AZ : ss2 81 IS; Whiae ~ era 20 CORs
dull Of 500 bush Yellow st7S@'sc WHISKY urn a.
Z2AUz1c.
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TWELFTH WARD REPURAicAs CAa<AIeS CLur.-
Last evening tho Twelfth Ward Republican Cam
pa'en Club held meeting at It's head nartsrs on Third
avenue, between One handred-and. ssc, od and
One-hundre1 sndtwenty third srss.s Isaac +. VIII
ams In tie chair Several Of tts members united In
conversation upon the prospecsa Of the forthcoming
Presidential contest, indicating hestbfa dstsrulns-
ton TO work with will in ehaf of the great princi-
pies Of the Republican party. number ofnsw moon
beers were enrolled and several items Of NO public in
crest at ended 10.
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RAILaoAD AccmESr-NARRow EscApr.-Abeut'
s o'clock on Friday morning report was In circuia-
ton that train of cars had been smashed up IN the CIT
through Bergen II Ill Our reporter called NJ the ofiics
in the depot and esrsiasd that the axle Of tho loco
motive attached to the PhiladePhia train had broken
down in tha cut, but without further accident.
locomotive was sent up from the depot and tho train
brought hack to Jersey City Aner delay OF al hour
the cars were cent up on the other track, until ne
wrecked locomotive had been cleared away.
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Arrival of yohn uorrissey.

Boston Friday, May 4, IoOO.
The announcement that the Canada did no. leave
usl,fsy mi midnight on Wednesday, is supposed to
have been made 70 secure Morrs,ey from rough treat
ment on his arrival. She lel al in the evening,
and arrived here at g. when no one expected her:
large police force ordered TO Ge AT Tue "har
n nTeserys order Morrssey got quietly ashore and
Left 10 the morning train for Albany. The roaghs eX
,rsss ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
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A CoYrrMPrIBLE SwIsDLER-A poor Gemsn girl
mat arrived from her own country, who is soppiaa nj
No. 50 Greenwich street, was s~iuded out Of $40
yesterday by most contemplate scoupdrel II sp-
psa,s that che had tina. amount Of money in foreign
coin. which man told her would not pass here. She
accordingly gave to him to get exchsnged when 10
dissppeag,d. He gave her papsr which hs told her
70 presen, 70 certain merchant, who would give her
American gold. She called at the store, whsre sss
coon learned how ,he had been auped. Ths merchant
took her to the Detective cce aud from the dsssrp.
ton sbe gives Of the villain, .here 10 sans hopes Of
catching him.
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Central Overland California and
Pixies Peak Express.

ST. JOSEPH, No., Friday, May A. Io6U.
The Central Overland California and Pixies Peak
Express Company are running tri-weekiy 'ine
OF coaches from N. Joseph TO Deager City, making
fbe distance in six and half days They prepared
70 run as many extra coaches So may be necessary
The Company intend to make the California Pony E4-
press seuweekly each way ss 5000 as the necessary
arran pemen ts can be coDsummated.
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MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN, CosyEsTIos.--Ihe Con
vention at Detrot ON Wednesday was Dreaded over
by the Hon. d. s. Wslbrdge. The proceedinga were
marked by nnanimity and enthusiasm. The following
are the Delegates choten TO Chicago
f" ms n,"r,S &c ssrnste g. w. Leo OF
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The America Outward Bound.

HALIFAX, frleay, Way II i'""'
The r. NJ. steamship America from Boston, srrveo
at o'clock and sailed al 6:3O a. M for Liverpool
Weather clear and calm
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DRAMATIC Misunderstanding to previous en-.
uouncepep and, Sin conp|iaacs with the invitation
Of many dstiDeuishs Cd citizens Hire Lizzie Petit gave
dramatic reading on Thursday evening at Dodworhs
Hall. The dollar I'd nission weeded the pa-fsne Of
all seedy plants; and the aud snce elegant ons.
pleasing feature In the programme was the esroddc-
ton Of various eeIecets Of light r,nse performed ~
Dodwcrths Band. TIE entertainment contested oftwo
readings from Shakespeare, Bulweis poem The "lss
Ttspedy, TRANSLATION from the Spsnish, aud ooe OF
Mrs: Caudies Curtain Lectures. Al a general tTtsh,
trui indeed dramatic readings do sadly bore ths lis
terer especially If tie reader be wonsn. For shs
has not great and exceptional degree Of dramatic go
Mus che will be II she ia fired by the genius, nhs
will bs hampsYed by the restraint Of the kenrs roor
and the beauty of fitness will be wanting in TIE per-
Torrance. Decidedly the most agreeable 81 the femsis
readers are they WHO have quiet drawing room etyis
Of delivery added 10 attractive face ard form. All
enjoy the eight Of beauty OF any specsst but OF
feminine beauty mort. And when ono can hAve an ex-
ceert excuse for sitting through entire evening,
gazing in lady's eyes, particularly II tho eyes ara
brilliant, he will pa. critiesm behind him, aud
will be apt to go again. In this remark may 10 found
hiLt of Miss Lizzie Petts Ii wiln COZ
sidersd exssvsgsnt praise TO cay that she is superior
to the countless majority Of Shskspearean readers below
Mrs. KemSle. Whereas in them we so often hsvs
noise without anything more, in Mss Petit we hsve no
noise and much beside. Agreeable in voics, winning
in MANNER charming in personal Appearances and with
the governing taste Of intelligent woman, she Will
make successful tour about the country as public
reader She will attract by her beauty, and will never
repa by the coarae and corrupt elocdton with which
suffering pubic has been too much tormentsd-
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The spanish Frigafe Petroneiia.

NORFOLK, FrioAy, May y IoVV'
The Spanish war steamer PetrOnslla sailed THIS a .
arnoon for Vera Cruz, via Havans, without the span
ish Minister, Pscheoo. n
Nothing has been heard Of the steam friRse Roam
oke supposed to be on her way The Unitsd Saves
from Aspinwall with the japanese Embassy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

Mayor Wood is expected in tbs city today on the
Jsmes Adger. Acting Mayor Peck invited the attaches
of the Office 10 dine with him q, the Metropolitan Hotel
Last evening.
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From BRACES.

NEw.ORLEANs, Friday, May a Io5U
The steamship Austin has arrived from brszHs sun
AnriI with s255 500 in specie. There Is no news oi
irppOTtanee.
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The REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL CoSvEsTros.-At tho
meeting of the delegates to the Chicago Republican
Convention from this city, KiOgs, Husens, Richmond,
Spob, Westches,er and other coanties at The Aston
House last evening Dir. +. j. Porter of Westcbesssr
in tie chair (Mr. Evarts being ABSENT, COMMITTEES
reported that tickets to and from Chicago sy be bad
from MI. Jsmss Kelly for the round trip. good from
the 10th of May to the let of June. The delegates and
all others from York. who may be in Chicago on
Monday evening, the l2th o. May were requested to
meet on that evening. at 3 O'Clock, ct the Rich
mond House, BY resolution Of previous meet
ing the delegates snd alsrDates ton New.Yors were
requested to convene at the Richmond Roass Caicago
on Tuesday morning the 18th Of May at 10 o'clock.
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THE ferries Just now there is a prospect OF
New-York losing that exclusive jurisdiction over the
bay and hatbor which she bias 10 long laid claim to.
The people of Brooklyn assert that the old ants are
null and void and the Cous have not yet decided the
question whether the East Rvsr, Of the sea, Is
free to whoever chcose 10 navigate IT, or not. The
ferry franchises of Nsw-York are just nov in very
precarious stra,ion and unless the authorities take
prompt action in defense of the rights Of the city, they
may find to their cost, long, that the city has no
rights to defend
By the corrupt conniysnce Of the Corporation, Geo.
Law has been enabled fitch some four or We OF the
most valuable ferry franchises Of the city; With their
assistance he broke down the only dsent ferry COM
pany that WILLIAMSBURG ever blessed with, al
though that company paid the city rental Of $4,000
per snnun for privileges which her Common Council
assisted him TO usurp. Now Law has everything his
own way and rides rougb.shod over those who arc
compelled to cross tho East River to Eastern Brooklyn
Incepsed at his arbitrary refusal to comply with any
Of the terms Of the lease der which he Is running an
opposition hiss been organized, ard on Monday next
Mr.. John LDsky late Secretary of the Peoples Ferry
Company, viii start cent ferry from the foot of
South First street. Wiamsburgh, to Catherine clip,
running TO and fro every ten minutes from a. m. to
g IN. This will undoubtedly be largely patronized.
as there Thousands of people in the city 10 whom
tie high prices of the Law ferries since thu right 70
commute has been denied, has proved very serious
tex. Although this new ferry hss Id charter, nor
lease, tie Corporation Of New York will hardly inter-
feIe with It, when 1t allows Mr.. Law TO run five fer
res upon precisely the same terms Below We give
the announcement OF the movement
WrLIrAxsBuRGH Nsw-YoRs PsoPLss ExcuKsrox-No
MONOPOLY OsB CENT -Bos will leave from foot CT
South Er TO CatbaIile Market Slip aud return every ten
mirute daily Except Sun6sysl commencing aondsy hsy :;
1850 at O'clock ~. until IN. The Boats cipscsfed
many the lsrges. ferry boats,
with greater safety ard Dispatch
"P SIN order f4ctst- the nsre-s and to the
boats will be sold south First street. at cent cash
requested purchase whom gong
board JOHN LtSoAf
BroOklys, May !, 1860. Superintendent