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IHE NEW-1 OHk AND ALBASf AAiL---N'SNN-'~
complaint is made of the present nanner ana une 0i
transmitting the Mail between New-York and AioanJ-
For li,e while after the closing of the River the NAL
wen; to Bridgeport BY steamboat and then over inc
Housatoric Road SO that 60, through the same DAY
started-answerng the purpose OF Editors anu 'e pu0ic
as well as the river boats The Housatouic Company
ready 10 carr The Mail all Winter and the Fresi
den; believe visited Washington and offered the
Road the Department on what represented to Us
as very low terms considering bulk OF the Mall The
Department, however, for unknown reason,
refused and the Mail goes up the River as a Is he
ice will permit and then pIunges and saggers through
the mud and snow to Albany-arrivins there al sucn
time circumstances stagedvers and the CLERK oil the
Weather allow. Travellers however, suck 10 Inc only
practicable Winter route-through the valley OF the
Heusatonic New and elegant cars have recenty been
placed upon the Road and travellers VIII md II quick
and comfortable mode of reaching The City Boats run
from Bridgeport in connection with this Road, and we
pleased learn that Capt TUPPER well known for
his urbany and for all that constitutes good officer
has recently been appointed to the command OF the
Eureka, OF the boats that ply regularly between
Bridgeport and New York in connection with the Road


DAY LINE TO NEw.YoRK.-We learn that the
Railroad Company will run train of cars from Spring
field New Haven Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mornings which will arrive in tna to connect with the
Globe advertised leave that place at 10 o'clock
those mornings of the week This arrangement COM
menced last Monday the cars leaving Springfield and
Hartford at o'clock


u The Committee of the Board of Aldermen
have reported in favor OF opening Wilam-street 70
Chatham. limiting the width from Maiden.ane to forty
feet This is very important measure, and will very
much enhance the value of property in tbs. street. aad
take of mach Of the superuous travel of Nassausreet
project has also been started to open Anthonytree
through the Bowery. This the Globe well says would
do much toward breaking up the Five Poin,s.
NEW SHlP-Yesterday the Niagara, new and
beautiful ship. intended for the Liverpool trade,
thrown open tie friends of her enterpsipg owners
Messrs Stanton Frost The Niagara is about 80
burden $50 feet long deck "a feet beam and 81 feet
depth of hold She built By Mr.. Greeuman, at Mys
tic Conn under the immediate superntendence OF Mr.
John Thomas of this city and is equal in all respects
New.York built ships Her cabins spendidly fitted
up packet STYLE with all the modern improvements and
throughout the ship every thing appears be strong
wood and iron make it. In her knees and faserings
this ship is unusually strong. lie model appears we'll
calculated give her both carrying capacity speed
She is commanded by Capt Russell, formerly command
er Of the New Orleans packet ship Saratoga and favora
bly, known in that trade She calls Saturday for Liv
erpoo Win 1ul cargo flaxseeo &c. snort
voyages and good returns to her


e The Harmonious had last night the most
crowded audience which has yet visited them They are
extending their fame and seats are now engaged by
parties from neghboring places day two in advance.
R' The performances Of MIR. Nelson on the
Rock Harmonicon, Musical Sticks. &c. are certainly
quite surprising and well worth seeing not hearing


l-P Mr. HART's JUVENILE CONCERT last even
~. JoJ
ed house, and the performances interesting as
usual Mr. Hart labors in his vocation teacher Of
Juvenile Music without pecunisry consideration and
with zeal which bespeaks his love both Of children and
of the delightful art in which he instructs them.


sy DR.. D. D. Higbee deliveries Lecture on the
Soul this evening at Minerva Rooms, in Broadway.


ES Dr. Whitons Lecture last evening at the
Broome street Church attended by highly respect
able audience who listened to his remarks with every
appearance of satisfaction. His topic-the Cause and
Cure Of Consumption was discussed in most lucid and
forcible


ETe We heard yesterday of Broker in Wall-st.
who drew $1,000 in Jersey lottery Saturday last,
rp,her against his will In spite of the law seems that
hs is in the habit Of selling tickets his Office number
of which he had for sale for lottery to close on Saur
day: some of them he disposed OF, but the balance
remained on his hands (he negectng to return them
before the time specified by the usual regulations in such
matters and one OF had the lucky numbers for the
highest prize.


MoRsgs TELEGRAPH.-This is truly the wonder
of the age. How strange that person in Washington,
with small gavanic battery two wires and elegraphic
machine can send inteligence-wrte words in dozen
different places thousand miles of, and in instant of
time and what strange that he be receiving
intelligence from these places the instant and by
the power generated by the same galvanc battery We
are pleased learn that Pro Morse has consented that


public exhibition and practical demonstration and
panaton of the operation of the Telegraph may be given
in the Broadway Tabernacle. twill take place on Mon
day evening next The Telegraph will be made to write
wires extended around the inside walls of the Taber
nacle. The exhibition will be conducted by Mr. Cotton
well known among Schools are to be admitted at
half price Q?t cents application to Mr.. c. at his
residence so East Broadway.


sy@ Mr.. Joseph Ady, of London, has been
writing letters to various persons in this City holding out
promises of learning something to advantage IL the in
dividual written to will forward moderate fee for such
information. He has suffered some for this propensity
in the Courts of London but persons here are requested
TO be on their guard.


UNPARALLELED GESERosITY.-We are informed
that of the retail dry good which close
o'clock have been offered ga: free of expense by Gas
Company, if they would keep their stores open one or
two hours later is said that the object Of this is
compel all of the dry goods stores TO back to their old
practice and this the Company would realize
more profit than they lose BY their generosity.
u The Hudson remains open about half way to
Albany, and boats leave aere every morning,


FOR ALBANY


in the biggest kind OF type and


as z,- as the &c. 7rli pe-rn:.


in such dninutve characters as to be worth
tioupg


The MANUAL OF THE CORPORATION, For ls46.'
This valuable book by D. T. Valentine Esq Clerk Of
the Common Council whose assiduous attention the
aassa H.. anrear