City Intelligence,
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LAUNcH.-The new steamer, Brother Jonathan built
by W. H. Brown was launched from his ship yard yes.
terday morning at half past A. NJ presence Of quite


company Of spectators. She went off the stocks in fine
style and without any accident She then towed
around to the establishment Of Hogg and Delamater at
her machinery She is staunch boat well splcn-
did model and reflects great credit her builder She
is owned by James Cunningham, Esq, Of Boston. She
is 750 burthen 25s feet long wide, ana feet
deep She to run between Boston and Portland In the
yard there steamer Of 4oO TONS to be launched
in about two weeks.


WILLIAM SrREEr.-A petition was presented to the
Common Council on Monday evening last, by Alderman
Lane to Frankfort street. and thence carry in straight
line through to Chatham street We really hope that
this plan may be adopted Were DONE William street
would become of the greatest thoroughares the
We understand that the property holdcfs in William
street strongly in favor oft would enhance the
value of their property considerably


HORRIBLE The skeleton Of a full grown man was
yesterday dug out Of the mud at the corner of Nassau
and Wall streets An adventurous individual in crossing
the ss hit against hard substance and feel
ing to know what it was, procured grapnels,
hoes and shovels, and calling twenty-five scavengers
his assistance after hours search the skeleton
was discovered deeply mbedded in several feet Of true
Of the street Inspector who has been mis-
sing from that vicinity for some time past The Coro.
ners jury returned verdict of "ded by neglect of
poratIon"


ROBBERY on BOARD THE TRoY.-While this steamboat
her passage down the North River Wednesday.
Mr. Talbot, passenger, was robbed OF $is4 in money,
and articles Of considerable value, taken from his
state room.


Asornrn.-Ths house, No. l7e Sixth Avenue, was
entered last night and $50 in money some silver spoons
jewelry, &c., were stolen.


EoLlrss OF THE Moor-we were at a loss, for some
time, to know under what column to put this occur
head Of City Intellgence but having column yet
for Moon Intelligence we were obliged to put it under
perfection which the philosophers say Is in store for
u.s. we will BY the time 1t shall have come have CO.
lumn devoted to Moon Intelligence exclusively As
rIa he The lar har uord
and darkened her counenance at precisely the time ap
pointed There was no postponemens account Of the
At s. minutes past and the was over at % minutes
whit impaired. In fact, asserted she looked the
better for the operation. One remarkable fact mott
vidual whom we observed contemplating it, had a but
Of cigar in his mouth varying from three quarters of
an inch to two inches in length Now whether there is
the moon when being ecpsed and butts Of cigars Of the
aforesaid dimensions IS question beyond our powers


ton philosophers might proftably expend time
labor in research in the matter and give the result for
the convention. The question may possibly be secuted
at by them as being silly and all that but certainly is
just important as the question which warmly
contested pro and con- sometime since with waste Of
paper and time.the question of whether church can
exist without bishop


HEsRY CLAYs VAsE.-The Vase which the silver
smiths of New York have presented to Hon. Henry
Clay is now to be in Broadway 1t cost $1,000
weighs 275 and was presented by about eighty of
the New York silversmiths.


Love ISLAND RAILRoAD-The hours of starting on the
Long Island Railroad to change next Monday They
will then leave here at AM, and Boston at Z Am.
Justice yesterday morning. with the supposton that
might perhaps find something available matter of in
terest but to satisfaction found nothing worthy
condensed report. The worthy justice with
"specacles on nose unemployed with his usual duties
day uSmoved and undisurbed In easy quiet some few
cases Of drunkenness were summary disposed Of at
early hour which made up however, carefully, or even
shrouded in romance would not afford pretex
to observe as worthy OF especial mention.


CoRosER's OFFICE, Nov. l3-DEATH BY IrrEMrE-
RArcEThe Coroner held inquest this morning at the
Bellevue Hospital on the body OF an intemperae man
named Bernard Casey native of Ireland aged 35 years.
who found Tuesday morning in dying state, in
Forty street He was taken to Bellevue Hospital
and expired in about an hour afterwards Verdict death
by euson Of serum upon the srain and into its ventr
cles, caused by intemperance.


DEATH ErMErsY.-The Coroner held an inquest
,e wo
ILL., and died about 10 O'Clock last night Verdict death
by epilepsy.


TRANSMISSION OF THE GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL
The Columbus (Ga.) Times OF the 10Th ut furnishes
the following of the change OF the mail
that quarter which explains the Of of the
recent failures


s The new arrangement ordered to 90 into effect on
the 1st of November TO transport the great mails
from Ataanta the head OF the Georgia Railroad and 40
miles above Covngton the poin at which i has hereto
Grange to Chehaw making expected gain in time Of
twelve hours to Montgomery The contractors the
stage route from Covngton, were ordered to their
stock in the upper road to receive the mail at Ataanta
and the contractor for triweekiy mail from Newman
to Columbus ordered to curtal his route from New
man to La Grange, and put up daily line from La
Grange to Columbus to In connection with the great
mail at the former place this to effect
LIST November The grcst mail continued to arrive at
this place as usual until the goth October After that
day II was contemplated to run the schedule Salt
marsh Ellsworth moved to the upper road, and agreed
with MIR. Lee, contractor from La Grange to begin the
new arrangement on that day. Every thing has been
out Of joint snce and the turns out to be that the
Georgia Railroad has continued to deliver the mail at
Covington, instead Of Ataana The Columbus mail has
since been arriving at from A. M. to az NJ II Is
mored that there is still between the
Georgia Railroad and the Department The nature of
Is not exactly undersood-but the subject matter Is
claim for increase Of pay which 10 also understood the
Department refused TO allow. So the matter stands II
is to be hoped that after tho LIST Of November things will
get straight again."


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