From Boston by Daylight.
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Directly after sundown yesterday the Boston
papers OF yesterday morning were put into our
hands by the agent of the Long Island Railroad
The day route TO Boston over this Road is now
IN full and complete operation, and as will be seen
by this result works to charm. We insert all
the items Of news from that quarter that we see
in the papers. TIE passengers who left New,
York yesterday morning at o'clock by the Rail-
road were in the Sound on their way TO S:oning-
ton at quarter before l2


OLE BuLL-We understand that NJ. Ole Bull
is IN this city, and will give Concert at Nahant
early mex! week. Boston Daily Adv. yesterday


FATAL ACCIDENT sail-boat containing four
colored men was capsized in this harbor Yesterday
afternoon, says the New Bedford Mercury, and
one OF the number, whose name we have not
been able 10 learn, a seaman who arrived at this
port IN Inc whaleship Young Phoenix on Sun
cay last, was unfortunately drowned.


MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AND DgArr IN THIS
CrTY.-A young man, about Is or l9 wears OF
age, named James S. Bearse, of Hyannls Port,
Sarnstable, says the Advertiser, was engaged last
week IN scraplng down the m.st OF packet
schooner Gfeclsn, while some uggers were at
work aIoit, when he was hit upon the head with
block which accidentally fell, and being stunned
ne was pseclpitaied upon deck, alighung on his
feet. One OF his legs was broken in two places.
aud his head was badly hurt by the block. He
was taken 10 The MASSACHUSETTS Hospital, and at
h'st the symptoms were considered favorable, but
brain fever set IN and he died on Wednesday.


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