New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
TIN ruLroN.rERRY IMPROVEMENTS.

H. ne Editor Of The y. y. Tribune.
SIR: Your correspondent w. B. II. seems to
think that because AIN engaged ia tie hardubber business
IN favor OF the introduction and Of hardubbsr pas
s,uger tickets by the Fulton Ferry Company and be suggests
the a cheap paper tickets which shall never be eis.ued
Now le. uudsr.tsnd another this points lm in
no manner interested in the rubber hard sofaunes
but am printer aud him that the objections
which he usrc n regard 20 tie prcseat uckrsoel iom
carrying improper language, Ac-woud apply 70 BIS ehesp
paper tickets Be,des II he aprin'er he would Know
that the cheap pircr tickets would prove dear in time.
compared With rubber II Rubber il Objectionable then
get Up wooden or metal ones, don't what they
made or So long they paper favored your sug
gcson because had rubber business card which
sot mp cheap aad thin light, and beautiful n design.
AsW h. H. doe not object 20 your other proposed improve
meta weatheryane with clock face dial presume he
approves oil, PASSENGER
To m. Editor Of The y T. TribsnG
SIR: W. b. II. says that "if l may may be
allowed Yankees privilege guess your correspondents &
m Ida rubber trade" am not but wish were a. e q.
said be good one aud he orc am in, now, don't
pay III. sues," IN regard to my business gives the
hsh, guc.. but good Of guessing Let u'
stop that Argument aud upon plan to rid
the public OF the Annoyance complned Of Let have
weather yane with cocace aud better knd OF passenger
tickets Psper the worst and dearest In the eud
which can be used.
oNE VINO u,, Crossed TIKI FERRY FOR OVER 20 Yz,Hs.
pRoRAHLY Fatal ACCInENr.-Nesterday after
noon man named Arthur Riley employed ia the machine
shop Of the Navy isft met with serious and pethps ist
accident by the breokus OF whist fell upon him and
fractured some OF his bones lie conveyed e. his hos
IN Pacific street Vanderbilt avenue.
OBITUARY. Capt. Daniel X. Sullivan OF Com
many 9th REGIMENT New York State Volunteers. wounded
a. the battle Of Fair Oaks May a. died a. his residence No
L. Hicks street tultou. Ihuday evening, nom "
phod fever, snp'rnducrd ~ exposure on tue phe neid
Can't being wounded IN the hands OF tle keD
els until the succeeding day. when be rescued by hi
comradrs aud borne the White House Therc his wounds
dressed he subsequently removed TO Fortress
Monroe and thence 10 brooklyn where he arrived on the
inst lie was conyaesoiug rapidly from the effects of BIZ
ready weakened by loss Of blood aud exposure be sank rap
idy until az length death relieved him of his suHcring Ills
funeral w be- attended Sundsy afternoon by all the pa
TO oil aud mioushcd soldiers IA the city Hs remains Il
DO convey ed to Calvary Cemetery.
SHOOTING ARRAY IN SOCrH BRoOKI1S.-lasi
evening about o'clock difficulty occurred II the corner OF
Carroll street aud Hamilton which resulted Ia serious
Injuries 10 e man named James MARTINI Of whose arms
was penetrated by three bullets shot from revolver as
ALLEGED by a man named John Hughes TIE latter Is eh
poyed q Wa broadway establishments lie "as Oh
his way h0uie when he says he was attacked 10y PaY
Of No loe, among whom Mattn and severely pea'u
about tho head witness states that Hughes eh Drew
his pistol and tired The parties It appears had oeen on
difficulty between the accused and msuh' hhd Nh'
the tho present trouble iushes Was mteseou
by Oee Porter Of the Forty hid Precinct ana hea i0'
hearing