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NEw-YoRE AND New HAVEN RAIL ROAD
There arc reasons for believing that this mpor-
tant line of communication between this city and
New York will be put in operation before the ex-
pira,ion of two years. Not cny the people Of
this state along the line of the proposed route, but
the business men of New-York and Boston are
deeply interested in its construction. They arc
determined to enter upon the works with great
energy, when the Legislature OF this State shall
have granted the necessary acts Of incorporation.
The amount OF money which would be disburs-
ed along the border of the State in its construc-
ton, and the important line of uninterrupted CON-
munication between Boston and New York which
this route would furnish should enlist for the road
the emphatic friendship of every member of the
Legislature. Petitions were yesterday laid before
the House for charters, from p. z. f. Degrand Of
Boston, Aaron y. Skinner ard other, OF New Ia-
ven, and Alexander Hamilton, of New Yok.


New Haven Courier.