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THE WEArHER,-We were fattering ourselves few
days since with the gratifying idea Of cool weather.
But 1t seems to be delayed unusually long Yesterday
was q very warm day, as warm have had this
month. At o'clock the mercury stood at SO degrees


APPoIrrMENr-Mr. II P. Rowall has been appointed
agent Of the State Prison. at Sing Sing the place of
Mr.. VIM. H. Peck.


Ror FIVE PorSrs-A riot took place last night
about II o'clock in the vicinity Of Orange and Cross
streets in which knives brickbats, pistols 60.
freely used man by the name of Thomas Neilis was
severely cut in the breast and not expected
Nine OF the rioters arrested and taken to the
Tombs three four Of whom badly wounded that
their recovery is doubtful.


Thar PAvyMrSr-Is the pavement at the corner of
Wail and Nassau streets never going to be repaired


certainly one Of the greatest nuisances in the city
Is complete mud.slough with large holes in the
pavement into which it would be very unsafe to sink
Why DO not the proper authorities attend to this
matter - ~


TELEchArn Posrs-There has been just cause Of com.
plant IN regard to these unsighy posts which range up
Broadway One gentleman absolutely refused IN naya
placed before his house thinking that it would not
ut all add to the ornamental Appearance OF the front
The directors Of this enterprise ought certainly have
paid regard to the taste of citizens than to have
put up such roughhewn, knotty, scars.crow looking
posts By smoothing and painting they nigh, be made
duite ornamental