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of every description, among which may be found
25 Casks Soda Ash
10 Tons Sal Soda,
25 Tons Potato Starch, "a prime lott
100 Boxes extra LOgwOod,
Indigo, Cochi ea Cudbear, Nader, Sumac Dye-woods
OF all kinds Acids, Soaps with everything comprised
complete stock of Drysaeres all of which offered
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OH liberal terms, DIFF apis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The Board met last evening and did considerable
business. The following communication from the
Mayor vetong the resolution appropriatng 800, 900
for Ferry purposes, was presented ~, ,ooo
To the Common Council
adopted honorable BODY Secret Session the 18th
Water kshs account fund any moneys the treasury una
propristed sufficient to desy all expenditures which
ana Water Rights IN e matter Of cheap rsse before tbs
Legislature and the Courts not exceeding $4,000 The
sSsd Of 81 R %
esdy been placed il hands that COMMITTEES and i'll
peused' 'i''-'' A''' ~''' u VIM A-1H' - '' 1-'A
would that for 81, the of the employment Of
ought be sufficient and ample snd any
other conclusion than that the larger sum intended be used
Influence nopey the votes Of members OF the Less
Five n' "e s Ssds5 amy S
have crpt into Legislative bodies and public officers
%R: sssps s .sac sad
snS 2 s@shss s De as Ss $ s
o popular INSTITUTIONS to sSahe e the dancers that snound
action in this matter and from It's records the evidence Of
m 10 .y Ss n and stm 1dEisd 'G s6E1 u
The communication was ordered to be spread upon
the minutes.
Mr. John G. Bergen cent in his resignation as a
member of the Board of Education. Mr.. b. has re-
Gently been appointed of the Metropolitan Police
Commissioners. The resignation was accepted.
The contract for building the South FouIth-street
aud Bushwick. avenue Railroad E. d. was granted to
John Whtesey Sons, proprietors Of the present
Stage line-she work to be commenced as speedily as
practicable.
resolution condemning the amended Metropolitan
Police law, the Mayor is thereby removed from the
Board, thus leaving the city without representation,
was offered by Aid. DOUGLASS and Lost by a tie vote
% Yeas TO Nays.
resolution was adopted approving of the action Of
the Legislature in the passage of the Prospect Park
bill
Previous to the organization of the Common Conn.
Gil, the Board of Canvassers met and decard the fol-
lowing the official vote cast at the late Municipal
election:
COLLECTOR OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS
Edmund briggs ,053 John Angus.
Thomas W. Field...... IRA Scattering ......... 60
STREET COMMISSIONER.
Charles Tinney. IL 95 Daniel 338
John Nians...... 8,T53 Scattering. lO8
COMMISSIONER OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES.
Bernard 0'Ne........ 1871 Samuel Grshsm...,..54s3
John b. Duyea...... 1851 Scattering 70
The Board (of Aldermen adjourned to Wednesday
evening.
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Arrived.

Steamship Chesapeake Crowe Portland ndse and pass.
~ B. Cromwell Co april ls m passed 'chr sahOTe on
Bark Cntonia Wright Plummsr Assnts March H. passed
Gibraltar 4th mdse. to Giro Franca March 90 pAsseda FL
bark stg n E In lat 70 g. Ion IS 30 March % lat q H. Ion
Il spoke Hol bark Heneka from Bombay for Am,tedsm
spoke Ho bark Nederand from Batavia Amser.
sSc % M.Ic "a % e b. s chip SrS q Lon
Beaver from Genos for New Orleans The c. W. has bsen
dayS within 50 miles Of Sandy HOOK
Bark Gszele Rhodes, Ponce r r. Is days. moasses II.
Trowbdges Sons of New. Haven.
Bark Chiffon Davis FardO, P. r. LIST inss sugar to b.
Barb Mary Gibbs Trinidad Cuba is days s1gsr &c. to Geo.
s. Experienced heavy weather Of HaltersA
March 81 sugAr, &c, to Thompson Hunter.
Brig Sarah ~ Newha (Br Ellis, Minstan % days msheg
any Peck Small April no. of Cape Florida spoke brig W.
Brig Astell aeck Stirling Bordeaux 50 days, brandy &c.
to kutnaf Leopold
schr. 7. L. Miller Frank, Pl rtand days, stone.
schr Martha lof jacksonville Lambert, Remedies 10 days
weather to the N Of Haeras split sails and received other
damage.
scEr John siman Clum Philadelphia, coal bound to New
schr w W. Brainard BOwdltch Elizabe,hpor, coal fsr
Portland.
schr Henry Laureus Johnson Flushing hours ballast
sehr D. Davidson Hayes, New Haven days. ballast to mas
schr Anna Coles Nelson, Virginia days. corn to MOesa
Parker
scbI Palestine, CoulliD, Baltimore Sdsys, coal
Schr. NJ. i. Wood, Ward Virginia days, oysters.
Schr. Commerce. Daniels, Virginia days, oy stsrs.
schr. Honda, Mott, Virginia days, oysters
Sehr James NJ Vance, Perse DaIien Ca lumber 70 order
schr Abigail Jennings Blake, Hamilton n C., 10 days, shin
seIr H. Sesune Ellis, Dae q days, tmberto H. Rsmsr.
Scbr. Potomac, Gordon, Washington, N. c., days aavd
scbr. tx Marvel Elddge Baltimore for Portland Ne coal
schr. Eliza Jane Howes, Gloucester fish
sloOp PheniI Sheppard NewHAyen2 days. mise. to master
BELow-shis Tusko, Dsnnoman, from Bremen
sAILED-steamsbip Coumbia, Charleston.
Withdrawing the day, from S. E. with rain.
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BOARD OF COuNCILMEN.

The BOARD held a regular meeting yesterday aiter-
noon Mr. JOINS, the President, in the char. -
Mr. PEcKsEY offered resolution TO direct the Street
to repor. what streets he had caused TO
he rennmbered and his mode Of proceeding. Mr..
PIscKsEY said he understood that the Street Comms
sioner had adopted a new way OF numbering Toe
streets, which was annoying 10 many persons. The
matter was adopted.
The CITY Inspector requested TO report the name
of the acting Superintendent of Markets, and the
name of the officer TO whom complaints should be
made for violations Of the Market ordinance.
The Beard coucurred 10 appoint committee, to act
with like committee Of the Board OF Aldermen In
representing this city at the National Sanitary Conven'
ton soon to be held in Boston.
A motion to appropriate 81, 500 TO defray the ex.
pepses of the Joint committee was laid over.
The Board cOncurred TO appropriate 81, 8H TO build
station house for the Twenty Second Precinct Police
Tie Committee on Finance reported that the appll-
cation OF the Central Park Commission for 1888 OOO to
carry the improvements for the present year, was
in Iealiyan application for two and half million OF dol
lars The Committee suggested that the amount be
reduced TO quarter of million After debate, the
report was adopted
The report of the Aldermaic Con mttee in favor OF
paying the rewards for the apprehension Of muderers
to the policemen making the arrest, instead of paying
it in to the Widows ana Orphans Fund Of the Police
Department, coming up,
Messrs. PinckDey and Shaw opposed the resolution
The police paid for their services and they should
attend to their duties without extra compensation
The report concurred in, alter which the Board
adjourned 10 Thursday.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board of Alder men held regular meeting last
evening, President PICK in the chair.
Mr. STARR offered resolution to the effect that the
Hoboken ferry boats are unfit for use and the Conf
pany has dsregarded It's covenants and mat the Con-
roer be directed to incorporate in Tho advertisement
for the sale of the Ferry lease Provisions to secure
greater comfort and safety and two better boats in
stead of the Phenix and Neyark. Referred.
William Miller, Dsnisi Curry, VIM. Brandon, and
John Downey wee confirmed CD Fire Wardens.
The Street Commissioner was directed TO examine
the condition Of Catharine Market with reference 70
needed repsito
The sum of $3.50 was given TO Company c, 9Th Hegi-
ment, for a casemate gun and apparatus.
The gift of 81, 600 to the New-York Msgaaien
Asylum was concurred ID. ~.
The sum Of s565 so was refunded to l.. G. Moore,
esq. for his expenses in clearing out the Harlsm
River, snd s. 500 was appropriated to continue
the work. 1t was said that this will clear out the
river to Kings Bridge. . q
The appropriation from the Board Of Councllmen OF
$3.50 600 TO The Central Park Commission out OF tue
So 500 600 authorized by the recent act OF the Lesa
tnIe was referred to the Committee on Finance, and
the Board adjourned TO Thursday.
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BLACK-In this city Sunday, APr u.s. ster Ius,r,.
n,, Martha Jane eldest daughter o. James and Jns Es
Freddie infant E:ssta. I3i. cenfss s,.5
hi. win be aiken 70 Shutdown, Long Island for u.,.
ment.
s ssd .s5 :.e, a: a as &.
nm King Of NewYork City IN ths 2sth year Of her ago.
fhs relative. md friend :S Of .I . as
street BSqyn on Ias;asy .ss sl ntsn!s Toe re-
poDoE-rn this city on Saturday April H. Dr. j. wShnscn
Dodge aged 30 years and nontnA
GREGORy-At bis residence Elizabeth City, Sunday
April u.s. a. l2l O'Clock p M George ofss'fy IN the 'oih
year Of his age.
HIRsT-On Monday evening April u.s. o. scarlet fever ssnEs
younsest son Of Samuel and Emsne Hs ssed yens nis
The funeral win take place from the residences q h. pent s
Tuesday afternoon st oeGcs a9m sns isb sse
HowLANDrn Worcester on Saturday Aprl a. M. Esther
A. wife OF s. A. Rowland, aged - years
LAFLN-on Monday, April 49, Rowland sylve.te ir.n son
Of Oliver and Isabella Latin sssd year. month. and dys
l6 3snsIs from the residence bis parents No % ssu M
street WiIlamsburgh, Wednesday April IL, as2Pm
NAEs Brosayn O. On Sunday e. % s g.I q Il. %
his ends and those Of the family are nvssd V
b. late residences No So Second street His remss VA be
taken to Jamaica, Long Island, for intsrment
nP.ts,Roberts. in the 44th year Of his age.
The friends Of The family .e respectfully syi.sS 70 attend as
street, Tuesdays p M His remains wiz be taken TO
Greenwood Cemetery.
RANDELL-At Harlem Sunday, Aptf IS Lizzie Myer only
child Of Charles II. and Mary A. Rande, aged yea,
The relatives and friends family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral Tuesday, 18th inst at o'clock
residence Of the parents First avenue corner OF One
hundred and-twen;y fourth street.
sCOFIELD-At West Farms, on Saturday. April H. Harvey
Scofeld or IN the 53th year Of hs age -
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from the Reformed Dutch Church Wet
Farms Tuesday afternoon ct o'clock without farther
invitation
sLUssER-At Union C. H. s. c., suddenly on Wednesday
Aplil4 Mr. John Slussei, late OF this city.
sTART-Of scarlet fever after ness Of fourteen days. the
c. r. L. Stuart esq She born In kngston,
Ulster County, just two years ago.
WALLER-In this city Monday, April 49, Of varolod, Mns.
Priscilla widow Of the late Maj JohnC Waller sgedso yeSs
months and "a days ., :,
The funeral will take place from her residence No. ia WeH
Sixteenth street. on Wednesday, at 10 q m
ZIEGLER-On Sunday April Is frederick sebrng only son
ofG. Frederick and Amelia Ziegler, aged year
The and friends of the family are respectfully invited .
attend the funeral the residence Of his parents No. II
Gay street, Tuesday, 18th inst, at "a O'Clock N
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BY Telegraph.

SAVANNAH, April l6-The screw steamship Huntsville. Of
CIomwels line, from Newly arrived at O'clock last s7sh'
ing. -.
kEw-ORLEANS, April l4-Arr. banks r. S. Kimbal Phis
delphi h. A. Stephenson Rio Janeiro. -
HIGHLANDS April &c. ,unset-No inward bound vessels 10
sieht. Mind NIGHT from =. +. stormy
HIGHLANDS, April l6 sunse-No nwa ard bound vessels ID
sight Wind light nom S. r. raining. -
FORT LAFAYETTE, April 10, sunset-Steamsr Colimois
passed out at 4aOp Wind light, .. e. No inward bound
vessels In sight. -
BALTIMORE, April l6-Arr steamships S. R. spsaldips
Boston for Charles ton Potomac, Savannah.
BOSTON. April l6.-Arr Steamer Benjamin 0eFord Hssl
Bamore banks Storm Bird Gerald Nalpnaisoj Aura LAG
sew NewOrans Pilot Fish, boyt Messnai Hsper, Cora,
London; Volunteer, Means MatanEas.
BslowBak Justice story from Cape Town; schr Cumoes-
land and Only Daughter from Gslveston Typhoon from Nc
bile. -
on Highland Light-Brgs r. w. Packers from Cape Hay
lem Ellen Barnard fon CsIaenas; schrs j. NJ aLloc ho@
Galveston.
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Chsiviet Chip W. T. Clarhs L. Clsrks, D. w CLARK Cofei.
Crawford Crifen, Cron, Curas Coons A. Devis Daniels
Dses Davis Dimnge Decher Dennison Edwards Esgeston
Tiott Ellis Evans Era, Ferris w H. Ferris Zero, ferguson
Fitch Fo.s, Foster Fuller Gsnyrob, Gb.on. W Gors p
short Heome Herman; He%ss HUFF. Harris, byss. Jo.,
NJ Lamont M r. Lent, LAWS Lodge founsbsiry, Lutz w
Lynn Maries MeClintoek Meade Meade. hessiter Miar
,nde Orchard r.ss. rientiss Poiss Rice, hehardson
sciemsfSsb Sem j. W ~ ses s s1asees se s,S
Sin stilweI ctheilsnd sw.llow Tuthii, Yale; NJ ysn
neQ.en Dsassn Van o'; %des Wsra WOOD sof
WALTON, W ardsn Wssbbourn, "oo''' 'f ~ NTN'N''',
Wheh.. Winsns, ZimmeIman-l2a
The Conference then adjourned to rss@emble this
morning ut 81 o'clock The order Of the day will be
the election Of delegates to the Buffalo General Con-
ference.
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FIRES.
FIRE IN GREENWICH sTRfEr.

FIRE IN GREENWICH STREET.
On Sunday night fire occurred in the clothing store
of John Harris No. 1876 Greenwich street. but being
discovered at an early moment il was speedily extn:
eufhed, no alarm being given. Damage so. Insured
for $500 in the Rutgers Insurance Company.
FIRE Is EAST TWENTIETH STREET.
At II O'Clock Monday mOrniog fire broke ont in
one Of range Of five stables in T1enty fifth street,
between the First and Second avenues, petely
destroying the building In which 1t originated, and
tliaby damaging the Others. Loss about SlJ0; no in
sufance The horses were all rescued. The fire is
supposed to have bsen the work of an incendiary.
member Of Hose name not ascertained, was run over
aud badly hurt. He was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital.
YIRE ~ WEST THIRTEENTH STREET.
AT ii o'clock last night FIRE occurred In the dwell
hDg'hoUse Of Isaas Haber No. III West Thirteenth
street. causing about $500 damage. Fully insured, but
"a what Companies could not be ascerIaned Inc ire
WI es9ssa by The careessness Of servant gill; Mr..
haDef u the owner Of the building.
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Disasters, &c.

THK scHR HIeHLASpER Surges, from Albany for Boston,
with lumber when In Long Island Sound the lh last IVES
into by sshr. Union Libby fou Mschia carrying awy
oresa de teeised damage The u lss fore
foot, and received other damage - -.
Blower om Philadelphia reported ashoTe on New hes
Bar IL has been blowing heavy loni N. f. all night
fy teleRaah 10 Ei,vood Walter, Seo'y Board Underw1s
NASSAU ~ r. Msrch eerhe bark pitigo, which sailed CON
Newly on the 2sd Feb with general csgo bound 70 New
Orleans Ia, been totally les Gingerbread Ground n9 dae
part her cargo has been and brought here 10 dAo
condition The D. was built Portland 20 ste SEQ tans Is<
ter rated AZ and owned by Mess Dunhsn Dinon OF As
cay Ne,sel valued e and partially Insured Ia sh siY
Try letter 10 John ID. yones esq Pres Atlantic lnA Ses
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.h...A 10
Cleared.

steamship-Columbis Berry Charleston, spoford Tleon
K Co.
ship-CIeoe PeIce, New. Orleans, J. s. Davis.
Bsks-West Wind Sanders Mobile, Mccready, Mott &C.
j. b. Johnson, Blake, Portland.
Bngs-J. Davis Staples, Philadelphia a. D. Broekmsn Co ;
Golden Lead johnson, Ezabethpot; Marcus LIBBY Sears
port, Walsh Carver Chase Flight Kenny st. Johu, l..
Eevius Sons.
Schooners-Nsncy Thomas Halifax A Smithers Co. p.
herwn, Avery, Baltimore MAILER, Lord QueTe&u, w.
Hughes Davis Newben j. g. Davis Constitution, Sso1t Cher
ryfed C. T. j. Peters; Sea Bird Chase Fall River,
Eclipse, Cook, Havana J. L. Ward Co. Alba Powell VIZ
mngton, +. L. Powell.
stesmer-Pisnet Wilson, Philadelphia Lopez Kspstrick
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board Of Supervisors, at their meeting last
week. adjourned to meet TO day; but some of the men,
bers desiring to 20 to Syracuse to-day special meet
ing was called for instead for yesterday. President
received from the Mayor calling attention TO the state
OF Harlem Bridge and recommending an appropriation
for its repair. Referred.
After passing several bills the Board adjourned
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A CHEAP FIRE ESCAPE.

TO ne Eoif0T u Inc n. y. ITibune
SIR: ii seems TO me that common block and tackle
such frequently attached TO the windows Of tenement
houses and used for stretching clothes TO dry might be
efficient fire and that the could
WING ow, II the landlord unwilling do little
sonRer than those have would which beDg
cure5 fastened and basket attached
won nsht minutes lower family Of children TO the
street or yard and descend holding the rope psng 1t
gradually have often boys do from grain lofts
spot 49, JOhN w. ANDHEAs,
Neto- York, April II, 1860. No. l6- Nassau street.
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MARRBRD.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nondey ApSs IT, b, a,
q M Jsmsson Emmanuel J. AtnsBf Ists Of ~ ss ~.
Cal TO Miss Lydia b. only daughter Of ihe oa g. g. Mss,
ton Of this city.
Csifornis papers please copy
KEMP-McPBERSON-O Wednesday, Aprll IL Iaes =, Al,
Saints Church Nsw-York City, BY the Rev Esws,t ~
Faer Edwin Kemp Mary 81 second ds1gater Of Elu.i
j. McPborsoD, esq all Of this city.
TAYLOR = GARDINER : In Brootly5 on Friday, Dec .,
Gardiner, ali Of the above city.
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~,...~,,ous MURDKR OF FINALE -o-hoo
.-.......,,.n, on Saturday af'ernoOn na' tne ooSy
= -. had been found gagged and sunk ID the
D., AZ the York-srset dock, IN Jersey Ony
-.s,ts of violence upon il which ier no aoao'
-. Marble murder bad been eommtsed, a large
~ Ders ms have visited the undertaken place,
~ view II poesbls of identifying the remains.
auono them were several persons from New-forK
"a a,ooklyp who have missipg fenae friends. Yes
.,,ssv afternoon. gentleman doing business at No.
rIs Chamhsrs street, New-York, called upon Coroner
wors and stated that good locking Irish girl in bis
,mpov as morse had been missing for the last ten days
She lsft his house to come TO Jersey City for the Pur
nose Of seeirg man with whom she had been corFe-
spending fer some time, with the intention Of dsSon-
tinuiDg her correspondence and further acquaintance
with bin. TIE gentleman Whose name, as wei as
that Of the girl the Coroner thought proper not TO
make pube as yeti stated that the girl had scar be-
hind che Of her ears, by whish abe could be dsnhbed
Or. Qriaor subsequently, made an examination Oh the
head and found scar ans werDg the description gwen
spd word 10 this ee wss sent to the gentleman, who
viii be present 81 the inquest this evening. The
lover Of this gid IS supposed to be employed on
one Of the railroads from this city. II Is believed by
MANY that the BODY has been in the W ter for the
past three months, the barrel Of pitch with which il
vas anchored having been missed the l4th Of Jan
nary last and that the body not more decomposed
from the fact that the weather has been COOL and the
remains have been constantly immersed in the water
without being exposed to the atmosphere. The Cor
oper ID DESTROYS that any person who may be likely K
forpish any information respecting this affair should b
present at the inquest on Tuesday his night the 18th
at Commercial Hall, Jersey City.
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NovEI AUcTIos.-One OF the most singular and
exciting agstion sales which has ever been witnessed
IN the city commenced yesterdays sale by the Adams
Express Company Of all the unclaimed packag which
have accumulated their hands during the last two
or three years The sale was at the Office Of the Con-
psny, No. SO Broadway. Two or three doors up the
street, great brown paper plscard had been pOsted
Is read az follows:
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BROOKE YN ITEMS

The Philharmonic Society gave their last concert OF
the season on Saturday night, at tbs Atheu@um The
crowd were immense. The chief instrumental pieces
given was Spohr's Dedi ,atOn to Sound" the "Ju-
biee Overture of Weber," and "Gade's Ossian."
The pew piece was duet for violin and piano. COM
posed by Hopkins and performed by him and Noll,
with great applause and entire success. NJ and
Madame CASTER Gang with their accustomed artistic
felicity, various opera pieces.
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FIRE AT JERIcHo.-About 10 o'clock on Saturday
morning Are broke out in the house Of Daniel Wn utterly
destroying and lie contents high wind blowing at the
time owngt which the flames communicated
with the dwelling of VIM. Wies and the yelling and barn Of
hchard We Owing to the energy the neghbors and the
pouhuW supply OF water, which convenient the last
pre- misses were saved The property destroyed par
uy hsuIed IN the Glen Cove Muua lnsurance Company