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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

Movements or the British and American
Abolitionists-Mr. Bright's Speech On IA.
Three Great Powers-Tho Loss or the
Ste amship NOrtherner-The Latest News
from Calff0rnfa-Local News-Market
Reports, &C., SO.
In the. FAMILY HERALD Of Wednesday next will be
found an account Of the Movement Of the British and
American Aboonists In England, and the Confessions Of
Fred Douglass and Miss Remond; The Great Speech of
Mr. Bright at Manchester, England, the Three Great
Powers Of the World, England, France and the United
States An account Of the Loss the Steamship North
erner with the Names of the Crew and Passengers Lost
and Saved; The Latest Intelligence from California; The
Arrival of the "Bcnicia Boy in England-Hs Reception
and Interview with Tom sayers Obituary of William f.
Burton, the Eminent Comedian; AL the Local News Of
New York and Vicinity Of Importance Reports Of the
Cattle, Provision and Money Markets. and all interesting
news Of the preceding week.
TESxs-$2 year; four cents single copy Subscrp-
tons received the office northwest Of Fulton and
Nassau streets New York Single copies for sale at the
counter by AL agents Advertisements inserted
q the usual HxRAID rates.
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BAHsY.-On Sunday, Feb. IL, NICHOLAS BAnxr, ex-
Foreman Of Hose Company ls, aged "a years.
His friends and relatives, and also the members OF
Franklin Hose Company 49, respectfully invited 70 At
tend his funeral from the residence OF his brother John
c. Bailey No. Moore street, Tuesday afternoon ..
two O'Clock
BAKkIn this city, Sunday evening, Feb IL, at tho
residence Of her trotberin law, Charles H. CARPENTER
Esq. Miss EMMA BAKkR, daughter q Henry and Sarah
Baker, Of Hudson, N " aged 26 years, noaih and Fl
days.
The relatives and friends invited To attend her
funeral on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from No 2s
West Fourteenth street. Her reuMns viii be taken to
Hudson for kelment.
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Tho Grand Street Railroad. Brooklyn
TO THE SDIroR OF THE HERALD.
about time that the people of Brooklyn understood
something Of the frauds which being pracsed In reIa
tioa TO their city railroads.
Inc law passed by the Legislature In 1854 requires the
Common Council, whenever the majority of property
ers on any street in city consent that railroad be laid
on sucn street. to advertise for tho construction OF such
ae 70 let the same TO the persons who win agree To
Oud ana run the same at the lowest rate Of fare The
Common Council did advertise said road according to the
aoove Mw and received proposals for its contradiction
sne lowest Did being rate Of fare Of three cents which
vu was supported by the most unquesti0nabe bsi The
euy OF the Common Council plain Tho grant should
nave been made. But instead Of doing 80, resolution
Was onered last Monday evening" giving the franchise to
ne Fusnng Railroad Company, at rate of five cents, al
tnoueh that company had not bid at all for the right
ms illegal action OF the Council will doubtless be
stopped by the Mayors veto he examines the case and
he is.
A certain set Of men who claim all the railroad fran
Gnses IN the city OF BROOKLYN and who using the
flusning Railroad Company instrument in this in
sAnoe, some time ence boastingy announced that
tney had the Common Council OF Brooklyn their power
ana could carry what they pleased with them. The
passage OF this resolution looks though that assertion
was true; but 1t will not be found quite easy TO
the laws under foot 10 set the will Of the people
al defiance. day of reckoning is at hand.
yIGILANS.
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THE NEW YORK LEDGER FOR FEBRUARY 3

ready to day at noon contains
narrates Aseries Of events occurring this country u
Europe during struggle by rival heirs immense estate
England In the Of the bitter feud OF tho
safn and an attempt made u discover the murderer By
the hlm OF death In the hope that according alleged
discovery made in Paris the image The object wh
his glance bad rested could he transferred the of
ne eye 70 The daguerreoypc plate The experiment les<s
2 LEISURE HOURS BY EDWARD EVERETT. No. s. LORD
MACAuLAYA most eloquent and Instructive sketch Of u
5 THE HOUSE OF SARATOGA" AND GENERAL
the Fighting General of the Revolution
A. THE BRIDE OF THE OLD FRONTIER, continued.
In this insament of this graphic and powerful story Tn
Murphy shows all whom may he Il the bon
5. THE LAWYERS VALENTINE Humorous Poem. By
" JOHN q. SAxx.
T. A SCRIPTURE PORN-By N. r. WILLS Chrtsys
Dying Thought Of his Mother at the CruciHxon.
g. PREACHING AND PRACTISING. BY ANNA CoRA
9 SLIDING DOWN HILI-By ZONE VINO KEEPS uu Erss
10. THE RETIRED roLIrIcIAN-A ssuriosl Poem. By
. - W. II. MoRRIs.
II THE FOUNDLINGS 0RAyE-A Poem, BIZ ALOE
is LOVES AssKRrroH-A beautiful domestic tale
u. LOVE sTORY.-A Rcem, by MARv c. Anss.
le. CHEss DEPAkTnENT-by fAuL MoRrHY.
Y. WIT AND wIsDON-By oEoRGE d. PsExrca.
90 ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
And variety OF other lively and inerestn reading
hoSs T0uSEY, 0eneral = genis.
Ia Nassau srest
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yIGILANS.

IME FIRE At WILMINGTON DKI--The sufferers by the fire
a. wilmington Del on Monday, were as follows-Chas.
buildings, &C., % 600insured for $780, Jessup
IAmmot Son, cotton, $2,O00-no insurance; VIM. E.
Garret Son tobacco, 81 ,2oO-no insurance; Pussy 4
BIO cotton, ssoono insurance; loss TO small vessels,
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Clothing Jobbcrs.

We beg 70 call The attention Of clothing cbber from South
n and Western cities to extensive stock Of priced
and medium clothing suited 10 their ado which We are pre-
pared 70 osr on he most favorable terms and prices
DKvLfN HUDSON Co,
266 ~ and go Broad N
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Superior Court-OeneraI Ter!

Superior C0urt-QeneraI Term.
Present-Hon Judges Bosworth (Chief Justice } Hof-
man, woodruff, MoncrieG and Robertson.
FxB ii-George Pegram Joseph Carson. Order
appealed from affirmed with costs.
Josiah Carpenter w. VIM L. Wright and otheu.--Order
appealed from affirmed with costs.
MARY w. D Brien Jane Bowes.- Order reversed.
Edward H. Townsend Thos. NJ Stearns.-Judgment
affirmed with costs
John Bnnse VS.. Jas. Acknowledgement affirmed with
costs.
Jceephne McPArley VS.. Hugh NcParley 70.
versed Costs 10 abide the event
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Obituary.
DEATH OF THE REV. DIR. BROWNLKE.

Rev. William Craig Brownlee, D. D., senior pastor Of
the Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church. died in this city
Friday Ut the age Of " years Dr. Brownlec was born
at Torfoot in the county Of Lanark, Scotland he was
the eleventh child in family Of twelve children He
pursued bis course Of studies In the University OF Glas
gow for i've years. when he took his degree Master Of
Arts. BE united with the church early In life and
pursued the prescribed Of theological studies
Immediately after receiving his license TO preach he mar
red, and removed TO this country, and was first settled
IN two associate churches Of Washington county Penn
BE was thence called TO the Associate Church In Phade
pha In 1915 be became rector Of the Grammar School
IN what now Rutgers College In 1917 he was called 70
the pastorae Of the Presbyterian church at Baskinrdge
n j. In 1920 he was installed q the minister's OF
the Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church in this city About
seventeen years since, Dr. Brownlee WAS Frustrated BY
an apopecc stroke, which paray1ed side OF biz body
From this be slowly and gradually recovered rcsumtng
certain degree Of mental and bodily health, but not reco
vering the ability for active duty.
MCCALL BUcKHAI1ER died In Jones county, Ga. on the
10th u In the one hundredth year Of his age having
been born in l76o in Virginia He moved TO Georgia in
early lhe and has lived IN Jones county since the memo
~ Of man runneth not to the contrary.
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Trusses u Every Description for Perma-
ssnt reencn Of rupts bathing Truss suPposn snoul
Caps Ankltes and all surgical appliances saent6Afy ap-
piled By Harsh Co., Mo- vssoy stres< Asor H0aaa New
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IrkTH FROM Hoors-A woman named DIETRICH wife OF
German doctor, cied at Usgerstown Maryland on Mon
wore hoops ~ NV
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A. J. Blocker. Son e CO.

o. A. Bills, Exchange and Commission
Brcker No H6 Greenwich street n B-Przes ali loyal.
lied lot1orio0 cashed.
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Bachelors Hair Dyeing Establishment
removed 10 Is Bond street. Private entrance for Adss
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"Eurekn," Eureka Sewing Machines
Price $50 Hemmers attached. Once 80 Broadway.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye, Wig and Toupes
factory removed 70 Is Bond street. Private eurAnse toe
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RusH'os's
COD LIVER on
CONSUMPTION.

SOMETHING TO READ.o
- 1.-THE LEISURE HOUR"
OUT TODAY;
And ready for free distytb Call a o. street.
of Nassau, and receive your supply.
r. s. SMITH writes Tor IT, ....
JUSTIN JONES writes for II.
A. II. DUGANNE writes for Il.
ELLEN FORREST GRAVES writes for H.
WIN. EARL BENDER writes for H. a
MARY c. VAUGHAN writes for II
JAMES REYNOLDS writes for Il.
MARGARET VERNE writes for II.
And hosts Of other dspguiahed and well aut0FB
write for Il blessed they that give away or the0 o.
oeive nothing and arc not disappointed.
OKIE, DAYTON JONES',
The great Newspaper Agents."
- Ann street, corner of Naaasu.
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ABeautiful Complexion. -Laird'sLi
Pearl for beaung and preserving Ae complexion and skin
may be tried grata ct 40 Broadway.
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Ladies' Furs, Fashion Hats, Skating
Caps-WHITE Halter, No ZIG Broadway, opposite g. PauiS
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Keep Your Feet Dry.-Br0wer'a Patent
Composition makes boots and shoes mpc ous water and
will last half long again For sale ywhere Agent
wanted. A. BLOWER CO., No. Reade street.
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Court CaIendar-This Day

SUPREME CorRT-GeneIal Term-Enumerated Caen
dar=Nos Is, Is, 49, ~, 2S, 81 33, "a, IS, A. 49, A.
Is, II to 49,
Part PAS before.
COMMON PIKAs-Part 1-Same as Friday. Part 2-Nos.
34S, 267, 292 239, 1919.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Part Mos. 10, $40, 511 537, $50,
5l5, 6a5, ST. 673 467, a. 577, $40, 5sl, $685. This
branch will hold it's session In the Board of Supervisory
room, No. ~ old City Hall Part Mos. 4SS, So, 27S,
l84, Az, b02, sos, $40, 400, l02s, l9s.
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MRS. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
MILLIONS OF BOTTLES used every In the
Upited States for children teehng with falling
Relief immediate and certain. Only % cents botlc
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NEW YoRx, Feb. ., LEGO.

Section shall Be lawful and he Mayor Aldermen and
vened hereby authorized 70 make such byAwu regu-
ordinances they shall deem proper for the proec
Of tenement houses houses designed
for the occupancy Of more thAs one family IN 40 city b
curing lie OF all such houses already
ed which may erected hereafter in said city to provide
such ample means Of escape from the building case Of ar
Sec. Said Common Council ahaI Aso have power %
ssniss the on.sqsc.a s s c
sn AFTER the plan which 10 proposed 70 connruct the
SAME with the dimension ard elevation OF the building and
The intended Of In Of fire. shall have been
N such annss % a1a De oy ,ao Com
Se no departure from said approved plan without frs obtain
~ IN ns same manner an approval Of Tho intended sera
eo D. oa1u
,uch BY laws regulations and ordinances they mako
e preises BY imposing such penalties and foreres
owner or owners Of the buldnS Common Council
@ however s.ceedirx Ave hundred dollars
onenees Which penalties and forfeures
city - '~' ->eP~' VI s"&A
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HOlloway's Ointment. - The Cutting
winds have unpleasant effect tho skin Ladies' win
ind this Deye admirable cosmetic eradicaea pimplea
and blotches preserves the oothness of skin and Ia
equally c0cactous for chopped hands and cracked lips
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Drawings Of the Delaware State Lotto
ries, WOOD. EDDY CO., Managers
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY, AND MISSOURI STATE
LOrrERIES.
DsIAwARs-EIrRA Glass No. u, FEBRUARY II, 1850.
IL, go, 36, rs, Al, SO, As, 20, 80, "A, 8, AZ, /.
DELAwARE-CIAss No. Il. FEBBUARY H. 1860.
81, n, 6, l6, Is, 81, 20, %. 46, 1S, 81, IS, TO-
Circulars csns free q charge b addressing
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Herr1ng's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes Isl Broadway corner OF Murray
GtroOt, New York
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Omcial Drawing OF Hodges, Davis &
Co.'S Consolidated Lotteries Of Georgia
. Glass 25l, FEBkUARY H. 1860.
"a, Al, l, 28, 8, A, 40, 81, "a, 80, 10, 43.
Prizes cashed at SIS Broadway. Circulars free
HODGES, DAVIS CO., Managers, Macon Ga.
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A. J. Blocker, SON & Co.
that they are now prepared 70 make sales Of
HOUSEHOLD FuRNI1URE,
Either 1t the residence of parties breaking
or af their spacious salesroon No. Pine street. Broad
way.
Card PhOtOgra phS.-Twenty.fourL Like.
for 81. Twelve ono sitting By HOLMES, double
camera. Gallery BIS Broadway.
Peremptory Sale ut Genin's Hat Store,
6W Broadway.
The entire balance Of this 70 be sold without reserve 10
close the concern,
Combating OF
Mems Dress and Felt Hats
Cloth and Fur Caps
Boys Felt Hats and Cans.
Boys and Mems Straw Hats
Gentlemens Fur Collars Gloves Umbrellas
GENINS Hat Store, 507 Broadway.
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines
OHoo sos Broadway. New York.


NEWLY PATENTED
QUARTZ ROCK AND GRAIN MIL.
This wonderful Improvement In grinding rock 10 ia-
PARABLE powder II the rapid rate OF about fifteen bushels
hour and Yielding much larger quantity Of gold and silver
An any other known and altogether the cheapest
method ever devised for reducing and all other
substances with the smallest amount Of power undoubtedly
Tie Greatost invention Of the ago.
To rshss Of etstes tn s Ereat Invention arc esrsd 70.
Witnessing The fall rapid and complete operation Of III nail
Ths min las been IN operation It large pubNs exhibition
And thoroughly and practically demonstrated and pronouncod
y he besG practical miners he mnes 70 BE- without eIssp.
No. he greatest invention and improvement reduoinR
quartz witnessed Known invaluable minors
RIGGS 4 6OUTHWICK, 81 Nasssu gtreot,
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Al The old established eepos Of
7. W. STRONG, IS Nassau strsek.
VALENTINES
In greater variety than syayboiv.
Dealers should not mis ne opportunity waS nt
sell and yie6 such spsndM pronts.
Gail and examine q % Nassau street
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DROGRESs VERSUS ROUTINE.
I QUERU'S COD LIVER OH, JELLY,
Pa.en ed August 50, 1859,
10 the only remedy Tor consumption and all Eudn e
coughs. q twice enicacious than The liquid Oh.
ouERu,s yE1l1r1Rb Sc, CASTOR on. tD...,..1,
To be had Of the inventor 1856 Fourth Ill spes
tablo druggists. PENFOLD, PARKER NOWER. Is Hee6r.
street. Wholesale agents.
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Drawings OF Fra nee, Broadbcnts & Co.'s
DslAw Lotteries
SUSSEX CouSry-CILss 36, FEBRUARY IL, 1860
q, 40, Sc, Sc, 55, IS, SO, &c, As, 70, 26, 1G.
Grand CoHsoIIpATkD LorIERY-CLAss skvEN, FEB H. 1860
40, 80, Il, 36, so, IS, ~, 8, 76, 40, 1s, ~.
FRANCE, BROADBRNTS 4 co,
Managers, Wilmington Delaware
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Hair Dye.--Thc Most Satisfactory Appli-
cations are made by W. JOHEe, No Avesey street. 10 years
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- low prices BY CLARK GRIFFIN, CT Hudsoa sirosi
CINGER's SEWING MACHINE8 FOB FANIITfS rAE.
lorA and manufacturing purposes, uneSuAhsl.
They are capable Of doing more work and Of earning
u 10 and E5 are attracting universal attention.
i. NJ. SINGER CO., AS, broadway, NJ.
KG Fulton Greet Brookiyn.
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THO COUNTRY NERCHANTN
i WOLVES CO0NAC BRANDY.
WOLVES PURE PORT WINE.
WOLVES PURE MADEIRA WINE.
wOLFEs PURE 6HERRY WINK.
WOLVES PURE SCOTCH WHISKY.
WOLVES PURE IRISH WHIBK8Y.
WOLVES sCHIEDAM 5CHNAPPA
The subscriber begs leave 70 inform country meuenn1
be importing and bong The above named asc!ee =
OF which warranted pure and The best queln[ ~ -
prices can be had NJ The o6ca. UDOLPH0 WO4A
THE MOST VALUABLE DISCOVERY OF fHE A0L
Il PRRRY6 JAPANESE
BOOT AND SHOB POLISH
Far surpasses blAckins b evsry particular IA
~ Gives beautiful g.oss ".
Dries IN three uainun n
WIN not sol the finest fabric In any wsathsr.
PRESERVES TH8 LEATHER; 4,
Principal Depot
IN Broome street.
Ono door west OF Rroaf ~ay
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Died.

Cristadoro's HAIR Dye, wigs and Tou-
pessrhe bet In the world Wholesale and retail and The
dye privately applied. Astor House.
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L The ALUM PATENT FIRE and
BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
Affords the most perfect
s1CvRITY AGAINST FIRE AND BURGLARS
OF Safe In the world Is the ONLY ONE has bee
hundI Of times tested by IRE and burglars without
In single INSTANCE 70 preserve is contents II Q also
ENTIRELY FREE FROM DAMPNESS
And Goes not therefore inuro books papers and jewoT
deposited In Il, a. all other safes than the
ALUM PATENT
ARE WELL KNOWN TO DO.
Second hand Safes OF other makers half
ginal cost. VALENTINE BUTLER,
SS7 Broadway.
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Coroners' Inqus...


A CHATTER or ACCIDENTS John Green, Q child three
years OF age died yesterday At No. 2ol East Twenty ast
street. from the effects OF burns accidentally received
while playing with some lighted pieces Of wood
John Burns was killed 81 the Pennsylvana Coal C,m.
paays yard foot OF Fourth street. Saturday by fall.
rg from 90 elevator about dy feet In height Deceased
thirty i've years OF are and native Of Ireland
Coroner schirmer held ipquest upon the body
Coroner okesfe held inquest upon the body OF Law
renee CT ma, ratve OF Ireland aged hity six years
yho burned 70 death IN q stable al ihe coraer Of
Tenth avenue and Thirty ninth street Verdict "A,c
dental death =
An inquest xas also held upon the body Of German
Rir about seventeen years Of ase named lena Grass
who sso ba.red 70 death BY her clothes catching
at q stovc.
The body Of an unknown man about 90 years old wa
found drowned the North river, at he foot Of Dey
street under orcums aooes which lead The belief tha,
Death the rttun CT accident. And the Co
Jury rendered sverdct accordingly.
Eliza 3. sevins woman about q years OF age While
engaged IN hiIng acamphcae lamp on Friday evesiry
that che died yesterday 10 conseq At her residence
No. 2t5 West Twenty Forth street.
Michael Morris, resident Of Brooklyn, aged 10 years
instantly killed yesterday morning. BY being run
BY Engine No TO- while going 70 are in the sx,h
district Deceased appeared caught hold Of the drag
rope while the epEne was passing up West Boawsy,
when be- stumbled and fell undcr the whccs TIE
Coroner vas notified 10 bold inquest upon the boy.
STOCKING CAu IvAsncps An Inquest held
yesterday upon the body OF infant found desi Ia
lumber yard In Fifth street The medical testimony
showed that death had been causcd BY sbest
which appeared 10 have been inflicted with dirk knife
the jury were obliged render verdict OF "Dezu FROM
violence al the hands Of some person unknown"
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williamsburg city News.

PARADE or THE FIRE DxPARTSEsT The Ore com panes,
numbering about twenty, turn out to-day, and splendid
display they expected to About the foremost
company vii be the Victory Engine (steam) No, 10,
situated in Cymer street, Bedford The ap
paratus OF the company will be drawn by four
oolored horses preceded By band and the Drum Corps
Of the Ninth regiment Neptune Engine Company, No. T.
will also be noticeable about hundred men viii be
in attendance and the company will have on hand an
elegant steam engine borrowed for tho occasion from
New York The procession will pass through the follow
ing streets First North Ninth, Second, North Second
Leonard, Ai,sls, Bushwick avenue, Powers, Saith,
Grand, GrabLm avenue, Powers, Even, Johason, Bush
wick avenue, MorIel, Graham avenue, scholes South
third, Eleventh. South First, Tenth, Grand, Fourth, Cy
mer Lee Lvue Ross Bedford avenue, Division avenue,
Second South Ninth, Fifth, South Third, Ninth, South
Second Fourth, and dismiss The line viii be formed on
First street Greenpoint, at one L. M
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rns Asr sCsgCDp ANsos --Ea,iy last nshi are
broke on, Ia carpenter stop belonging " scntrup
s,arbrsos, situated In tbs Of buliings
ou the corner % Falgoa syeaae aod - Fells
street Pre- engines promptly on tho spot. AMI
the Ore preven.ea from spreading beyond the
csrpfatev shop ~bcn completely destroy
ed. rne building not worth more thar about csc
but there tors bscn-tng 20 the four or nv
work who Al SATURDAY,, nost Of which
have been destroyed. One t~o chests u tools have
hesn saved. Carpeniers tools expsnsve, and tue
much greater Ia rvsyect than 10 the building
which fuy insured 10 toe Brooklyn Insurance. Com
psny. 10 supfossd sne are act q ncendisrisr
BvscfAzr-GsoIss Abbott. Tboms Dcwney and David
Hovn arrested ~ breaking INTO the grocery store
q Edward ndr IS Fulton street, bet twelve and
o'cccs yesterday morning, srd stealing thrref-cr
vaiue Gas 70 the smo1rt Of so
Pert q the property hss been recovered.
1srsI A pvsuI.e Houm.-The promises Of ".
Thomas Hughes, No ses Court street, entered on
saturday and female wearing apparel v the smocot Of
SEQ vss ssofec therefrcm No arrests have be~ made
HTGswAf RoBRnr.-on complaint Of NJ jean McCor
mick Jcssph noGsvs ARRESTED yesterday, Tor stsA
,ps ron N, -sss poesss Of ,hs complainant y,i cha
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Youths' Missionary Association.

The twenty second anniversary OF the Youths Mis-.
sonary Association Of Spring street church.
held yesterday evening. The galleries were Oiled
with the children, among whom were several negroes,
while the body Of the church given to the adults OF
the congregation. The church WAS not crowded, but
there were enough 1t to show that deep interest is
fe. for the missionary movements.
After the usual opening prayer and hymn, tho
Rev. Mr. Forbes read the report fer the past
year, In which II stated that the subecrip.
lions had fallen of, while the demand for money
and other assistance greatly on the increase Tue
mount collected during the past year amounted TO s2
The report closed with an earnest appeal TO the chsr
bic for pecupiAry aid The report chiefly made up OF
letters that had been received from various mission aries
speaking OF the they had met with and soliciting
more money.
Addresses suitable to the ssion delivered by
the Rev. Messrs. Hastings and Burts The nterv ala
were filled up BY singing by the children aud lsc by
the choir During the exercises collection taken
up ald after some singing the benedic,on pro-
nounced an the congreg CATION retired