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A FEARIUL RIDE UNDER RAIL-CAR.-The fol-
lowing account Of perhaps the most daring and fearful
ride record will appear TO most Of our readers as
impossible and past belief but it is nevertheless true in
every particular On Sunday morning last, about 4
o'clock as the emigrant train which left this city the
previous evening, switching off the main track at
Greenbusb, on the Hudson River Railroad Mr..
Frederick Getting, the conductor, observed the foot
and ankle Of some person projecting from the truck of
Of the freight cara, and the train stopping at that
instant he went to the spot and looking under the car
raw two boys clnging to the truck.
They caine out at his orders covered with dust from
head to footi and upon asking them what they did
there and where they had come from, replied that they
had come from Dobbs's Ferry, and, having no money
to pay their fare had crept under the ear when the
train stopped at that village and ridden the entire dis
anee by olngiHg TO the trucks. Tho conductor could
hardly credit what be heard and desired OF them
to show him how it was done, when the youngest
went under the car lay his whole length on the upper
beam of the truck and threw his arms around IT, eav
ing about two inches between him and the body oil tho
car. The coat Of one Of them worn through ny
the friction caused by the joting Of the car ine!
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Tux FOURTH WARD DIsMssALs.-The Board Of
School Officers Of the Fourth Ward on Monday eve.
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SUICIDE IN THE STREET AT HUDsoN.-A man
named Peer Combine, residing at Hudson committed
suicide in street Of that city, Sunday evening by
cutting his throat with razor, rs persons were on
their way to church. He attempted to drown himself
in the afternoon of the day. On the day previ-
Gus, he complained TO Justice Cr'sy that hs life was
in danger; that certain persons going TO kill him,
and that he wanted peaee-warrant He nearly
severed bis head from Lis body, making cash about
five inches long. lie leaves one child.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, Local AND GENERAL,

soee. ,rsa,ed nv an entirely original aud painless
M,hoa natendad hy risk the loss II time. g. n HAssosr
n No sss Broadway Bo ds Once ecrss from
70 d ana To- p. ". Testimsnias. ~
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Advertisement.

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No 1871 4thav., New-York, .
Is the only place in tho world where ALL diseases Of e 1Js
Ear cCkgp.
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CITY HALL IMPRoyEMEsrs.-Bids were 10 have
been opened yesterday for the construction of
way around the City Hall, and the building Of four
new enginehouses in various parts Of the city. Tho
opening was postponed in consequence Of the absences
Of the Controller, who is at Chicago
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The Ner-Orleaas Commercial Bulletin Of Friday
reports;
Exchange is more quiet hut drawers generally con-
tend for extreme prices. Sight checks on the North
en cities are firmly held at premium by all the banks
except one, and round amounts could not be obtained
even at that under the regular rate SXtyday drafts
on NewYork and Boston still in good request at
previous figures and there is a moderate demand for
foreign bills of every class at yesterdays quotations,
which we repeat follows;
Clear Sterling Bils and q cent prem
Bill Of Lading Drafts . aud 80 y cent prem
lZt
Sixty day Bills the North. and y cent dis
Z cent prem
The holders Of the Pittsburgh and Allegheny bond
held a meeting at Philadelphia on Monday, to hear
from the legal gentlemen employed in the matter a
statement of the present condition Of the litigation in
tho bond cases. Private letters from Pittsburgh and
conversation with prominent citizens of that city,
leads MS to the belief, says The Phaadeiptia Press,
that the great majority of those upon whom the taxa
ton necessary to meet the interest these bonds
would fall most lar y, are opposed TO the repudla-
ton They are at present outnumbered by the small
taxpayers who do not feel sensiby the injury which
the attitude ofAllegheny County in this matter is in
ficting upon the business Of Pittsburgh; but the right
Ieaven is steadily diiiusing itself through the commu-
nity and the time is not distant when the majority Of
the people viii insist upon fair settlement of the City
and County Indebtedness.
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Tuesday morning
THoRPEs NIAGARA.-Col. Thorpe's picture Of Nj
agara Falls has been exhibited TO few amateurs and
artists at the house of Mr. Derby in East Seventeenth
street. Viewed strictly a work of art, in compare
son with ne works of our great landscapists, Col.
Thorpe's Niagara might not stand the test Of severe
criticism; but the picture has very great intrinsic
merits and considered the work Of an amateur, ii
exces the admiration of all who pee it. He has at
tempted to give what 10 other artist has done, view
Of the entire Falls and in this respect his picture has
special value for those who not familiar with the
scene. The point Of view chosen is on the Canada
side, at place called Victoria Point just above the
Suspension Bridge and, nearly recollection
enables us to judge should say that he has been
very successful in his treatment of the subject The
peculiar color Of the water and the aerial effect Of the
mist rising from the abysm Of the cataract, are ex-
tremely well represented. The time being noon,
there is rainbow, which others appear to consider
one of the essential parts Of the great cataract. We
understand that the picture is to be taken to England
for the purpose of exhibition and be reproduced in
colored lthogapb, after the manner Of Dir. Churchs
Niagara.
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The demand bas been quite limited. Sterling is 1921 q


l09s. Francs 5.15a5.I3l.f = 8b4tLff ttAff
Freights-To Liverpool: $50 bales Cotton, at 5-32a
3-l6d 600 boxes Cheese, at i0s. $500 bills Flour
at 2s; 10000 bush Corn, at ID in bulk, and ID in
ships bags 10000 bush. Wheat, in bags, at Id To
London: 1900 bbs. Flour at 2s 3D. % bales Leather
at 37s. Cd. 60 bales Canvas, at g0s. measurement
vessel Of go tuns, out TO WindwaId private terms.
One Of 200 tuns ont to and back from Porto Rico, Mt
39c for Sugar and SO for Moasses. A vessel of 3i7
tuns, out to Mediterranean, with Slaves, and home
with Marble, and brig Of 400 tuns, TO Bordeaux,
with Slaves, on private terms A bark Of 500 tunS to
CAPE Good HOPE, n; 81 Dbl.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$l93,sGO l9-for Customs, slel ,OOOi Payments, $780,
l7s 30; Balance, $6,7li,236 o..
The earnings of the Norwich and Worcester Rail
road for April 1859 and 1860 are:
ls5s B1NY ESe ia e Mails &c. 81, aS Sss %
freight 49,. 1891 % l4OlS 30 sl.lesOi l5,leo 70
1888 80
PaHrSsers.. 4l.s5s 70 4sls, % -. 1924 l,
Ffeishi .... 1915 Il ls,sa5 81 sl2ca 90 i7,7s' .,
Gain over 1853. .....................SS6s SO
The earnings of the Central Railroad Company
Jersey. the month Of April lesO. sge
For the same month last year..............." ueefs
Increase, 81 y cent. "tHiei
AT the annual meeting Of stockholders of this Com
pauy held at Elzabethport n. j., on the 9TH instant,
John Il. Johnston, John c. Green, William f. Dodge,
Adam Norrie William S. Wetmore, Benjamin VIII
hanson John o. Stearns Frederick T. Frelinghuysen,
and Henry ID. Maxwell were reelected Directors of
this Company for the year next ensuing. And at a
subsequent meeting of the Board Of Directors John T.
Johnston was unanimously reelected President, and
Samuel Knox Secretary and Treasurer.
The following table will show the traffic Of the
Grand Trunk Railway Company for the week ending
April 90, 1860:
Passengers 1<f 100 %
Freight and live 59IOI ~
Parcels, mails, Zo'O al
Totai. Noo oi o.
Cones pondng week last year.............. 4622 90
%EV)jl
We a comparative statement of the Exports
exclusive of spece from NewYork TO Foreign Ports
FOR the week and since January /.
1858. 1859. 1860.
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We call attention to the Benefit of Mr.. Siddons,
which takes place at Dodworths Saloon, on Thursday
evening next. The bill Of the entertainment is varied
and most attractive.
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CITY ITEMS

Mr.. John Wood and A. III. Davenport were among
the passengers by the Alabama from Charleston on
Tuesday morning.
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FATAL STABBIsG AFFRAY.-John Cunningham, the
man who was stabbed on Sunday night at the corner
Of Avenue A and Twenty-first street, by Edward
Hodgson, died yesterday at Bellevue Hospital The
deceased and his SLAYER had long been companions,
but getting into an alteration that evening, Hodg-
con made fatal Use of his pockeknife. lie was ar
rested and is now in prison. Coroner Jackman will
hold an inquest on the body to-day.
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APPOINTMENT OF HAY-WEreHERs.--The following
persons were yesterday appointed by Mayor Wood te
perform tire Offices of Public Hay-Weghers:
Ella. C. Peudeon A. J. C. Hamilton Edward Crowen. sN
f. Nolan William b. Little, Daniel Hughes john w.
Hyatt and Stafford n. Green
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ACADEMY OF MusTc-BESEFIr OF Miss PATTI
To-NiGHr.-A benefit will be given tonight at the
Academy of Husic to Miss Adene Patti, the charming
rrima donna, previous to a journey West. Don
Gioranni will be given Miss Adeine Patias Zerlina,
Mad Gazzaniga as Donna Anna, and Mad. Strakosch,
BrignoI, Amodo, and Dubreu in the cast. Thurs
day in Brooklyn, at the Plymouth Church, Moses will
he given as an oratoro. This week the season, we
are told, will positively close
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Az IsoEsuoUs RoGUE.-For several months past
complaints have been made to the police in regard to
extensive robheres perpetrated several the lower
piers the North River side gallon upon gallon Of
brandy and wine having been absracted in some man
other from the pipes that had been landed from
the different vessels. In addition to the robbery of
liquors other articles of merchandise had been
stolen but the former proved the heaviest. strict
watch was kept upon The piers where these liquors
were landed yet the depredations still continued,
and tie police We're completely bafed. The move
mens of every person were scrutiniZed and many
were subjected TO a thorough examination but no one
was found with any liquor in his or her possession.
An old negro who in the habit of visiting the pier
both day and night attracted the attention OF the po
lice in consequence Of the peculiar affection he seemed
TO entertain for any cask containing liquor, but as he
to all appearances only helped himself to a drink
through the medium of straw, pothing was said to
him. Recently however, his visits became frequent
as to excite the suspicion of Officer Welsh of the Har
Dor Police, who closely watched his movements from
concealed position. The officer icing satisfied that the
negro knew something of the robberes, took him in
custody Monday night and conveyed him to the
Staon-House. The prisoner gave his name as VIM.
Derickson, and upon examining his person tin can,
which fitted about his body found under bis cloth
ing. At the time of the arrest, the can, which wonld
hold about half gallon, was nearly full of brandy.
Bv means of a siphon painted TO resemble straw,
Diokerson would fill his from pipe of liquor, and
with the same instrument empty il into demiohn
which he had near by. The accused was locked up.
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THE SLAVE JosEPH-SEr HIN FREg-The case Ia
proved clear rare urgent Wife and children free Joseph
slave bis price perhaps than 81 COO seryiceabe In
teigent Trustworthy emabe; but his has signed
legal document my hands to him free for 800
than fifth Of bis rated value. He may be Sold and
separated without hope. He aud she both members well
accepted and honored Of the Methodist Episcopal Church Rev
Dr. Strickland and myself end oher have atteed all tho
papers end doubt Is left In the Shall be gained
orot Our Methodist brethren expected 10 do their
essy duty ought be furnished this week Direct your
oerngto @. Hslock esq, journal Of Commerce OF Francis
Hail esq Commercial s. H. Thsyer ESQ., Tract House, OF
myself, Brooklyn ~ Y, and shall report the good deed
done Other papers please help least ~ ons
insertion Let It not fail SAMUEL HANSON cox
CAMPHENE AccIDEsT.-Coroner Jackmsn was yes
teday summoned hold inquest the body Of German
woman named Sophia Rsey fatally burned Mon
day night while attempting to ill lighted csmphene lamp.
Deceased Old and resided No l22 Essex street.
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Gcfbdfts=9lmseiaen

N. A. S~TURDTVANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
GtehtanmGit unp 6~fsntlifsr Nptar.)
sntrNeblt it sur l%ctcrnasne ouer 8ct.SaeTb6fte auf allen ges
gipten IN UNI fur bic SoSt RibmouN, GbeacrFcIc unS Sancyer
Genntp. StItee; GGc her IL. unp 8aniraSs, 9pbein'S Saa
Sege"uesr' &teeHrne, ga. 1876
SnU. 5. MfelIpn,
Smrrrteurc un6 gambler MN
SranpieS, &ine, Gins, Stunts NIB @bYsiie,
Gabade une Gigarrc,,,
so. 1S4 gareirast, &ihmrmN, Sd.
1n nncInem Stprc uue Srnrer 9Sorcbcalt bctc ib c~eGcrpdrita
Ipl9snpe |rtttei, Ole I'D nie!Gcn ScutiTcn Gunetn bcIruS cmpfrts
Sh .a1n: e'9nae. So&sne uc Socyoc Sranetce, tcuarrt,
D nw Oh, >'aENslsa @um, Scrhtb unc Srib S%8biSfeY,
9prt,, Spsrr9r, W&ccirG~ uo Walooo . Is Elm. -
400 Stle. Yenni. une Sbip QS6iSfca.
$40 DO SronoY, Sin uS S,pcet SSc;p
30 DO Slo Nrrle &raaSu.
l5 90 ollp'ttren JWc &SbtSfeY (Spn II qokrs orD
lO 10 Grte'E'r Sire 28biStcY (fur mc:bcn ids olIrinii,tr
Nont ttn), "'''S''
90 a2rrt Shanraln I, Nriuglihc SprtCn.
Gl":d, Souttrnc ut CcccSbcimcr 91rtne, Gurocac. snrrcf
@yrltmantr ure ab'pntb; Npnbra uuo Dustin Vprnr. Scnfk
Gle; 0Gc S0p1uI Giidrreu.
NanlcnS mr. cnS MIR iciitcr acdcntc 3rtraucn. Safe ;t turd,
rlntt't@e %u5TuSrWn9 outr @ufUGgs bnncltc oudb ferncrtjr mi:
81 CFpasEn. frbn !. Y3t!lUn.
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Oeuti@e @eeamme.

Deuti@e @etamme.
@trs. j. Stoube, 1873 @rpopRr. spt13.a bcr
6. uuo I. Gtca6e,
G'aeqt Zen eentfEen Graucn %ihmcnoS SIC croeberGe Nr,cier. SOS
pc IL &tltlh.eno ais @rbammc hubert unb uuf pr luiserll.t
III Eetrit9 thr erailen seionCCn rot, worubcr tic bic sttcr 2,gs-!fe
Serig9sa lam, neetolb nc ia bsi rprGcmnsnoer GslcoerSej,.p =.
lnnS ensGIett. 3a9!etp rno@t oNlclbc tbyeu G35nneriinsn Vic gae
s;'Er' Pay nc rae s5mPler Der &lnoer, %iEttacticeen II. f. NJ. Gel,rs
ecier9t ue ctrariinen %utir0Ger ~lbneGnenS nodfpnumt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-03
-. 81. Strecser,

=. 81. Strecser,
NPotbeter, OruStf, Supporter ppn BENT
3tn @bemtcelten II. {. 10. CIR. 3 NiatnsStr..
sssrnuber bem alien Ntarftc.
~ &teeptc merSen nit Der er5sten Screfalt uns G3cnou-
tSteit eerettet, ionic dem lid 9r6p 0rGtc unb @noIpGc II
MT auEtitcr Sn idfctt tciprst. Gonbtauf tc ute m6ecn baS
~retCtb0lt9e Naet, ameritonIGer, 6eutibe- uuo frans6ffIbcr Iets
frlidcr = @rSucrtn, SonepsNrtifelu II. =. ~. in better Nuepobl TslbIf
IN Au9enldetn nehner, ptlte @rtikt gum She'll lelbit III nicbriaes
rem. ale ben %nrrelthcn Nreier otgcIoiIen merecn. 0ebt;info-
Z en- mrrNrn III ben btuisitrn @spingunscn wiStrum mil nsrem
Sjnrrotbe Gue0cftattct.
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8efanmtsi,ac Dumoca.

Scebcn per S6iT S&tUer via @remen ,rbalnn:
5000 9fp. Samtsrser 3rpetltsu,
1900 Yfp. 2tnlen,
RmtGl &c.
ssHotrstrsauttr etbnltet etncr 9utcn SaSott, u6 mcrScn bicE(.
esn gut hun, 6esOr ir lpnit ginfdufc maiden, SteIe sBoaren ;ucrit
&idmpnt, ga, l. Suli 1859. 4pbn Serbio
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ScfDafE&=

Millinery! Millinery!
Marame 5pu
erpait mil iesen StearreY ocn Nrw Sort RE re,7.n
IN has 9utgc|a6ft ;tai&laecnss 2rs;gct, as puurcte
&'pipuee &c, Die le i'm OrO6tn une &lstnsr tiairt
pcrfauft. @ooome 5,p. sr
90 WotnfrnRe, eem ct. GSarE:5 Sp!,t
acaenIbcr.
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OCEAN HOUSE.

D"e Der 0tAh= II. @purtitra6e, Nort3mOutG. 9a.
Sho rentnNc 9Ubjtlm fnjr0 ouf eieir3 ~prr;G3lib il e,ri6tct
9Pel 9"Ii %erle6tnit aufmaffam ecnGd4.
81. :. g site, arrsrtctor.
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a. 90. -. =. p, &FttFN Y GO. ii 8rGnfffrt.
u. @tItltr, 81 Cb1;safE Sr.. G}cn 2lcyf.
MgcNt ic5 2idNm. %H;titse$.