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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

PHuADRLPHIA, April 4-FLOUR quiet .WHZAT Qsiet A.
81 ssasI SO fer White and 81 to6sl ~ for Red Coss
steady WHISKY firm ct 2lt1z2fc
BAiTIxoKy April 4-FLoUk qsiet 81 previous fse. WEkkr
buoyan with an advancing tsndsney White 81 &1S1 e,
Red 81 43nsI IS C0gs active 81 1n ere. Psoyfnoss
steady; Mess Pork 5l8i Prime Si3i Bacon loc Wanks
MOBILE, Apr 4-CorroS: ssles today 800 bales ct Pes
ranging i0albl The sales Of the lat three says add
s6 bales aud the receipts 500 bales SrgRLss Excnss
l08Gl0s4. o.n
sAyAsxLH April -Corros: ssles to-day $50 bales 4 I'M
changed rntes. .
cHARLEsros April 4-corToS unchanged and sales sessy
pnimportsnt. :.
CINCINNATI, April flour dull and business hi:>d a
yons Iatss WHIsKS unchanged. BAces offered ~ I9s1
hsss Pork SJ7 IS Provisions dull MONEY market shghty
easier. siEht ExcHAseE on New-fork uncbspged
NEvOaIEAss, April 4-C0TTox-Sals to-day ~ SIC ooes;
prices sitter, but quotations snch1aged suaAK dni Fous
dull at % 7Sds6, LARD in bbls Dsc WHIsKY gis st u
2lc. FREIsHTs Of Cotton 10 Liverpool I7S2d ExcEEss
UNCHANGED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

Mission CHAPEL.-A Sabbath School and the germ
of an Industrial School has recently been commenced
in Fifty fourth street, between Sixth and Seventh
avenues Such has been the Of the enterprise
that tie erection of chapel ID contemplated, for the
better and permanent accommodation OF the institution
We call attention 10 the advertisement for house aud
two lots for that purpose.
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NUMBER IRON FACE sTArE.

Hides 6a6lc y n. Tslow, 797Ic. y n. Pes OIL .so
81 rs each. Calf Skins l0allc 2 n.
Extra and First quality inc1de nothing but the
best, large fat, stall fed Oxen.
Second quality includes the best fed Oxen the best f
fed Cows and the best Steers Ordinary
sists of Bulls and the re- Of lots
sHEEPExtra includes Cosset and when those Of inferior
quality are thrown out.
There 30 the Eastern Railroad 81 over the
Boston and Lowell and 81 over the FitchbuIg -
RExARKs-TheTe but few buyers at market, and but
few sales of Cattle made butchers Offering only 81 80 or the
best Most the Sheep market have been clipped and solo
for 3id4ic y 10 equal to Al and &C. with wool on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ....APRl
Cleared.

Chespeske, Crowe Portland, Il B. Cromwell
Co Nashville Murray, Charleston spohord Thesoni Do
torars CundiH, Baltimore.
ships-B r. Hoxe Crary San Francisco Sutton Col DR..
Bsrth HAM, Meyer Hamburg L. L. Amsnek Co. Mercu-
~ French Hsvre Boyd Hincken IL Won Braba1i Being,
Bremen, Ruger BroL.
Buk-Lucy Ann Csrrigsn, Wilmington Brett, Son Co.
Lexington Wilkins Galveston Old Dominion johnson, Hsya
ma j. T. A R. Webster Edward, Wietins, Bremen, II.
Koop Palermo nghaup Antwerp, W. f. Schmidt; Hyperion,
Ward Trinidad j. @. Dwight Cheshire Reed Philadelphia,
Yates, Porerfeld Co. -
Brgs-J W. Drsko Ezabethpot; Chastelsin, Handy Ma
j. w Elwel Co; ]. Winthrop Eldndge Ssgua Ia 0rsnde,
Nesmith Sons B. Bradbury Miller, Nueytas Thos Owen
Son. - .
schoonersWest Wind, Burett Baltimore Merrill Albeit
MaIia Jane Crosby Ezsbebpo C. Il. j. Peters; sak Foe
ter Elizabethpor Talbot Co.. Snithsonisn Davis saysn
nah McCready Mott Co. A. Baker Baker Maanzas Post
Small; A. H. Lnne Freeman Gibraltar l.. Nckerson; Har.
vest Lawrence Boston MASTER T. Kdder Harksen Gslve@
ton d. c. Murray; j. n Genn, Phillips Levacce, AcCrsssy
T. c. Lyman Stsnusd New Haven master; silva (.as Del
tess Bremen Ruger Bros Margaret Ann Reed Augusta Bret
stesmer-Bristo Allen Phladelphia Lopez Kirkpstrek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

CRUSHED TO Observation-Disclosures White, one Of the
conductors the SecondAvenue Railroad while pass
ing through the depot last night accidentally fell of
the platform of his car and was crushed between the
side of the car and the depot-wali. The injuries he
received were of serious nature as to result IN his
death in few minutes thereafter. His mangled re-
mains were conveyed to his late residence in Harlem
The deceased leaves wife TO mourn his untimey fate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

REPORTED YoR The N. Y TRBuSE GEO. RuPp.
TUESDAY, April g. 1890
Whole number Of Cattle market $50 about ls Beeves and
rs Stores consisting Of Working Ores, Mich Cows and one
PAGES on MARKET BEzy-Exta o. 250 s0 Grst quality
SO 75as7; second quality As SOL third quality - Isl ord
ParcKs OF STORE CATTLE-WorLng Oxen. q pair from
$50 10 SCd l75 Cows and Calves from S25 to 500 e65
Yearings nome Two years old, 5lTdsAi Three years old
s2sa SS.
Sheep and Lambs, 1es5 msrietj Prices ia lots, ss@
az so each; Extra sS0sS GGS4 So from stc 10 &C. y
n live weight,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

BIDS FOR CoAI--The Committee on Supplies OF
Al. BOARD of Education was to have met on Tuesday
afternoon, AZ the hall Of the Board for the purpose Of
aneupe the bids for coal for the use of the Public
schools for the year ending May, 1861 but failed to
hold meeting for want of quorum. The bids were
all in ct noon, and viii be opened as soon as the
Committee can get together.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

OPPOSITION CRY CONFESSIONAL meeting Oh
to the Opposition City Convention of Jersey City was
held last nisht franklin Hail. for the purpose o. nominating
for Mayor Water Comnssoner Collector and other
offices Mr. Samuel A. Hopkins chosen Chairman, and
William DunDing Secretary. Some time was consumed IN
settling the question to the number of delegates ech ward
wa. entitled to after which ballot had for candidate for
Msyor with the following result Aderman-Cornelas Van
Ciilchhs l. Mr. Van Worst accordingly declared the
nominee. rwc
uissioner-Dudley S. Gregory full term and Benjamin o.
Eoge for the unexpired Of Charles Fink resigned Col
Iecor Of TaxesFrancis R. Hill Assesors-Fst and Second
Waes James Feming Second and Third Wards William H.
Dfoyton School upeIintendent-AbIsham s. Jewel. The
shove nominations made unanimous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

CHARGED WITH FORGERY AND PURLoISIsG
Detective Wilson last night arrested young fellow
named McCowan charge Of puroning letter containing
check om the Office, and forging the name of NJ Nor
the draft and obtaining the money from the bank Inc
TO one found in the street. and to another that was
given 10 him. He was locked up at Headquarters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

aeS8se sor small oehes.s and Sorhwss. Coast; sssme for
large Ocbosst and o019se for Arctic
WHALEsooTs have been IN coed request the Fad H.
fer Biaaehe6.
ZINC quiet but firm &c. bytas invoice and Tie f JOB
,ota from store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

HISTORICAL SOCIETY," REcEPTIoSs.-Last evening
she members of the Historical Society gave of their
agreeable Receptions. large number Of ladies and
gentlemen were present, and the occasion was pro-
nounced one OF the most pleasant of the season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

TorAL OLD AND Nxw-Ciea T5; last month lSl this date
year. sT2 Mess 20 no. last month l7z last year IS s
Thin Mess month $50; last 5825 Prime Mesa
IT29; month year 53l Flank IS last month,
81; year a.. Prime 1884 last month, l7SS last year.
Mess 272 last month SO5 last year, az Refuse Prime So4
month $685. Other Refuse 40; last month,
1883 last year 1896 Unexpected IL 394 last month"; IT,
last year. iaOo Toas62 $3.50 last month 4l3 las year,
s27Ta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

Homer II. Stuart, ESQ.,, will deliver lecture before
the Young Mems Christian Association this evening.
Subject: "Whst of the Working Man 7"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

FURS, &c The demand 10 limited but prices without
important change BY auction 9 aud prepared Nu
ta sold at 81 $50 80 30 W b. to quality II do. W. c. Sides
Coney at 32c u bsgS VIII drawings at l3G6c., and do
HatteIs' Six al be, cash and
GRAlN-Thee is limited demand for Wheat for milling and
moderate inquiry for Spring for export the sales 10000
BUSH hw aukee Club for Glasgow terms Rye is
lower and IL plenty 5000 bush zoe ahoat and
2c delivered Barley steady and In fair demand sales of
300 bush choice fourowed State something 0c Bar
ley Malt s steady sales Of 600 bush Oats
and fair demand tales Of Western and Canadian at 43Gi4o
aud State iic Corn without much change the demand
fair but there less here sales of 1900 bush TOIo for
Southern mixed delivered at i0d7lc for soft Southeru
75c for fellow Jersey and Southern chiefly at M and 1885,
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Allen Philadelphia Lopez Kirkpatrick
Arrived.

Ship vesnden or Oseu Marselles 60 days 50 from
Ship john Fyfs Pe@5eT Gsssow Feb TO- md.. I, Dunbar.
DOn Has experiences very heavy weather the first part
Bark TvOs Brown RemedO. II days TO surrss Co
EXCHANGED Sn.s With ship TsIy Of sstS bound aS ia
% H. lon ~ TO- exchanged longitude with bark Utica Of Sce
Sa Sosdsd By ssaVs galley ssa
house. started deck load and the vessel compelled 10
to Walsh Carver Chase March II, lat 81 30 lon To- spois
Brig Maria Wheeler of St. GeOrse), Wheeler sasua March
Big Sea Foam BOfeham Rio Hsche March H. skim, &e 10
Brig AuIelis b. Of ousbec POrtis' Aususdia p r., "A
Brig Avance lNorw COndrup, Falmouth Eng 80 days coal
Harry Birch, bound Z. - -
United States surveying ch Dana Blake Brunswick Ga,
schr Empire State, Atwood, Chatham days. ballast to
schr. caremOnt, Johnson, Baltimore days, coal.
schr Eva Tsnrzee Providence: ballast Elisabsshpo
schr Dorets Hahn Minor, Portland days. stone
schr. Rsnown Gibson Ne haven days, ballast
esC e% nay: y oS To master
sSr OeSa Haven. so.en d osas hama
Scbr. .sec w Hughes, Denis Newbem, N c., days nave
schr Staten Island Palmer virginia oysters for Brsno
schr. Northern Light, Hall, Vnslhaven days stone.
Schr Com KeAney, LOrins Boston days. mdse. to w.
schr. Charlotte, Arey, ROcklspd days lime to master
Sohr Copia Bearse, Boston ds mdse. to Dayton Spge
schr Ann S. sater Fish, Wsrehsm days, mase. to R. W.
Ropes Co.
sehr Granite State Hett, Boston days. mdse. 10 S. W.
Lewis 4 Co.
schr. Robert Smith, Wilcox, Portland days, stone
schr. Mary, Smith, New London, ballast 20 master
Schr. Telegraph Rogers Boston days nseed master
schr Cora, Kelley, Boston days, inseed 70 master
SchE. R. b. Smith, Atkins Nantucket days. ballast
Schr. Vintage, Cole, Boston, mdse., for Albany.
Schr Leocseda Small Salem days, mdse. to T. w Ropes
Co.
Schr. Monmouth Andrews, Branford days ballast
Schr. Gazette Bolt, Boston, mdse., for Albany.
Schr. Planet, Harding New-London days, ballast.
Schr. Geo III. Baldwin, Crowell, Gloucester, fsh.
SchT, b. Ii. Eldridge, Snow. Gloucester, fish.
Schr j. Reed Setson, Gloucester, fish.
Scbr. Emblem Kelly, Dennis, fish.
Scbr David Il. Person Virginia days, wood.
Schr Oriental Robinson Arroyo p. R. 81 days &e, 70
sloop Nangatuck Pntsrd Virginia dsys, oysters.
Steamer Wehster, Jones, Providence mdse and paaz 70
/. 0del.
Steamer Kennebec Hand Philadelphia mdse and pass 10 T.
Perkins. .
Steamer Daylight Springer NewLOudon, mdse and ps's 10
Bsrstow Pope
sALED-steam,hips Nashville, Charleston Chesapeake
Portland.
WIND-Duing the day, S. s. f., with fog below.
Bark Sophia Jones' Baltimore and sch Dadsm from Ma
chias for Philadelphia at anchor In the Lower bsy-by
sesmtug J. L. lockwood.
The ship Neptuns's Favonts Is on the small Balance
Dock for repairs She viii be stripped, recsulked and newly
copPered. III.
Ia on the large Sectional Dock for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

OPPOSITION WARD NoMISATIoSs.-The Opposition
Of the First Ward jersey City have made the follow
inc For Aldermen Thos Earl. and VIM Clarke
Chosen Freehod. A. j. Fitch; Commissioner Of Appeals
Phneas Dummer; Justice of the Peace, Robert b. Earle
Tor " Chase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05
BROORZ YW ITEMS.

Result OF THE CHARTER ELEcTIoN,-The cleo
ton, on Tuesday, Democratic success as might
have been expected. Although the Democracy are
divided it will be by the figures that the National
OF Mozart faction did not draw any considerable num-
Der of votes from the Sofs. While the Democrats
poed l6O votes more than they did in the Charter
election Of last Spring, the highest Republican vote
that for John C. DuryeathrOugh the apathy Of those
who did not go to the polls fell 1913 short Of our vote
on Mayor at the May oralty election.
The Board Of Aldermen will stand Republicans,
Democrats, Independent, or gain Of to the Re-
pubcans. In the Board of Supervisors we do better
Last year the Board stood: Republicans 9, Democrats
IL, Independent L. this year gain members in the
Board, with tie vote in Grayesend. The Board
stands now: Republicans -, Democrats Q, lndepend-
ent l. We have also elected of the 10 Assessors.
The total vote for Department officers at the election
on Tuesday was as fellows, added to which is cor
Tected list of the Ward officers chosen
CoLLxcroR OF TAxks AND ASSESSMENTS,
Edn DTsTs Reg De 1888 John Angus Ind Dem. 1907
1Aos w. field Rep. 1,s&
STREET CoMNIssIoSER-
Chas JfBDey, Den... H. s5t Dan Bradley Ind Dem 1884
John Williams, Rep. 8,7o3
COMHssIoNKR REPAIRS SUPPLIES.
Bernard ONel DEM. 8322 s. Graham, Ind DEM. $3.50
r nrrw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

American Dresed 80 DO Ansfeen Undressed 1877 do Ma
ns 200 do. Jute, Sos DO. snnp, and 10 do 81 Dominso
HIDES steady and fatty sstiye sales OF LOW !sxt'
at 1sc 6mos eco do. at I9 ase Dry salted hss
mOis, 10 l1c mos. iese,isg bad 400 psiin, wesom
Slaughter f5 No. at &c. and 100 TaDpico pyse tsr0s
HOPsTheTe Ia still only very melsrsso trae doine sud
prices very egnlW sales Of 59u At 4dI1c az to quality
z sinly at DC, &C., and l0c.
HAYTks Bsket hesyy with increased supply sales
OF 100 bales at 0Dd90c. " 100 70.
RON-nactvty 70 the prevailing feature Of the market bat
prices Notwithstanding snstsised.
INDTA-RUBBER IL in limited demand but the stock light
and prces are well mantaiDed We quote Emo Paa a. sc
coarse and medium do 4S@52l and CHthasena and Es
India al 4t0S0c., months
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sole Is In good demand particularly
jrht weights and good which not plenty and prices
OF all Inscriptions tend upward Oak sole In steady request
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nIarhets-CARx,ULLr REPORTED ros THr n r. TxlBg Bus

Hi"h A0'' "WEDNESDAY April A. 1860.
ssHEsTbe inquiry for Pots fair s5 IS Pearls
lower; sales of SIS 624 0S5 63s.
BEEsWAX-A ANAL lot Of Southern Yellow brought acc
COTTON steady Sales of 22C0 bales llaic for Mid
ding Upands; IL lac for Gulf and &c. for Ordinary
COFFEE continues que sales OF 80 bags Porto Rico at 4c
java White p b.....l51ol6i Maraesibo.........l3 e!
NO fair 10 .lsi 014 jamaica
Rio, ordin.ry.......n Gl2ils Domo In bond ..3 OH
COAThe demand usual at this season. has fallen off, in
consequence Of the spproach Of weather and with In
creased arrivals prices have declined sales by the at
SO 0d 81 49, and from yard at st0S5 tun Foreign In
light quest and with small stock, prices nominal
Embellishments in moderate demand at 7i08c.
for City brands and leic for Western.
CoPPER-New Sheathing 10 quiet at PIC; Yellow Metal at
zoe Bolts at &c., and Brazers at 3c Refined lngot
is in limited demand 23G23lc cash, and 2S G2i months,
Baltimore and Lete Old Sheahing commands 2lc cash.
DYEWOODS in limited request but the stock Of the prn-
cpa kinds light and prices rule stesdy sales Of l6 tnns
Jamaica Logwood l4 cssk and Is do. fair quality Lima
Wood a57 So The stock hand is folows 10
st. Domingo Loswood SIS Jamaica do 35 tuns La
guna do rs tuns s' do 81 uns ST. Domingo Fusc 80 tuns
savsna do l75 Maracabo do $50 Lima Wood 01
Hache do 5sp.n do IS Baziletto do 81
tuns Can God, and $50 tuns Baswood.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western and State
Flour quite aye and the market better especially for low
and grades the latter have sold freely and notice
good demand Extra State for tho British Provinces
The sales 800 bbls 5 1905 IS for perhne State
80 for extra do the latter for choice do SIS 500
IS IS for the low grades Of Western extra SIS 85G sc for
brands d. and SO 5Od8 50 for St. Louis and Genesee extra
Csnsdsn Flour firm and In better demand the arrivals not
Sales of 760 bb at SIS 0d 81 Is for Southern
Flour without much change and the demand moderate
for supeThne Baltimore and Sc 256$7O for the better
grader Rye Flour Il in steady demand the arrivals fair
Sales Of 1871 bbs SO S90Sls5 Corn Meal in good de-
snd Sales Of 40 bb at 80 3Sd 80 90 for Jersey, and 81
f0r HTau vgiu ne Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

The Common Council is composed of 10 Aldermen,
of which hold over. OF the new members elected,
are Democrats, including Independent and Repub-
ksans The Board stands: 10 Democrats, Indepen-
don't and Republicans
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Totals. 1878 8'se sls6 $3.50 lO,i7l N,2a7

Totals. b,tyI $500 zio3O U,lIf 1897
TorAL OLD AND NKw-City Prime, o. last month, 0; this
date year 49, Repscked Mess last month, last
year 84 Repscked Chicago Mess $780, last month 5aas
1856 Refuse Mess $50 last MONTH 5ls las. 1873 Other
Refuse Os last MONTH 49, last year S Sf T Mn Ms
last month, $685. last year 2640 Country Mess 6ta last
month"; las. sSr ss '' unnspsGtsa sTes last
month 2t last year aa9 uninPeced Barrels % +oS last
S5e7si I last year u: :s6aa ''''' ''' ''
POTATOES There "a change in prices; the receipts
tinue light, hut the supply s abundant
PLASTER PARls--sSes have been made Of Blue Lump at
IL df hss and nS at %Sf bS d.
RICE quiet but firm sales Of $50 casks at $id 81 62l
suGARSThere ia important change to notice. sales of
gao hhds Cuba at eS7e 80 bids TeIa; on private terms 20
boxes on private terms At auction 2Sz hhd' sold
steady quote Crushed Ground and Granulatsd s
&c Son White at s|as.e and Yellow Sassc We quote;
csSs S Brazil sIs1
Porto y,. SGsIi: P 6S Re LS Ss g
Havana B'wn and Wv a 81 stuarts a. Crushed. s
Manila. sta 81 stusrts, Ground. $50. SO
SHOT steady and in limited request 6c for Drop and
SPLITTER is in limited demand at 81 95sc . h. months,
SKINS tre in limited request snd prices favor the buyeri
sPICEs~We note sale Of 100 bogs sted Pepper at &C.
SEEDS demand fair Glover Seed and prices are
tine esa Of in sd s to
At $500 e for moved aud 80 S0a % IS for caped Rough
quiet but firm the last sale in Boston at I'll g. p bush
TEAsA moneate sized catalogue was offered this morning
OF auction and sold at hardly sustained prices except the
lower grades Greens-The few Oolongs sold exhibited
chang figures.
TlN-Pg dull at 29d29lc months for Straits and 3O
5c cash. for Banca but JOB lots from second hands command
more money Plates also In limited demand at S99S9 H
Tor ID X 81 l2lGS7 S7 for C. Coke; SO asa go % for
Coke Teme and 90 asa SO ~ Tor Charcoal Tene months
small lots nom store. however, sell at higher rates
TALLON-The demand "a steady with fair supply, and
prices favor the buyer sales COD n at l0lc cash
WOo.Ibe market Is quiet yet steady sales 81 'spG
Domestic Fleece at JTa57o to fblood heuno
aud SaSony Is 600 California i302ec for Low Me1um 20
Fne gO 100 40 Pulled AT 9Oa47c for No City and extra
Country and geo bales Mestiza private terms we
Am saTony Fleece h.56d6O Valparaiso un"ashca
Am lubood Merno ..32ab5S Ani % ,,
AM and blood Meno {5a49 Ann hhsIe MO- va ai9eis
Am native blood 9dts south Am ogis
Pnied 33 4s East India washed .20G22
Pnied' NJ 3Od 36I African, unwsshed, 9Sle |
Csl,for,i. extra ....-0 African washed l6023
6ne INV 5aa7l Smyrna nnwashed .it0l9
California common, do l26lel smyrna washed ...na2t
Peruvian w sshed l5U1O Mexican, unwashed. llUB
WIskYThe market more active aud Is lower sales Of
4 900 bbls. at mamie.
WHALEBONE 10 quiet bat steady Z. 7sssoc for South Sea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

LOSGTELLow's VEsPERs.-The Rev. Mr.. Longfel-
low OF the Second Unitarian Church Of Brooklyn, has
fassly published second edition of this beautiful SER
vie which he 30 successfully introduced at his church
daring The past year. The Trustees Of the church have
decided to hold vespers every Sunday until June next
instead Of alternate Sundays as heretofore The Uni
tartan Church at New. Bedford REV. Messrs. Weiss
and Potter pasors have lately adopted the whole GER
vice; the Unitarian Church at Syracuse CRev. Mr..
May, pastor, the Unitarian Church at Alton Ill Rev
MIR. Forman, pastor have adopted the service fin par
by permission of Mr.. Longfellow and two or three
other churches considering the sobjea Of n-
Producing the service at their respective churches
BURGLARY.-About 10 O'Clock on Tuesday night the
soap factory OF Mr. WIN. Wood buIgaroasy entered and
desk broken open, nom which gold watch, wall
ned a. go, taken.
ROBBIsG A Policy EHoP.-A colored man, named
Richard Jackson arrested yesterday afternoon BY ohcer
Re OF the Firth Precinct charged with stealing Posset0ook
oDtsning m from the policy shop Of Theodore Rei corner
Sf Boeru and Lormer streets 4. d. JselfoD wiz be eIsned
hsfope JpS.iec hyesy To-Day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

OPENING OF THE YOU'VE MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION
CLUE HEADeUARTERs.-Last evening the new head
quarters of the Young Mems Democratic Union Ciao
were duly opened. Mr.. HOratio Can occupied tue
chair, and lengthy address was delivered oy sue
Hon. Samuel Smith of Tennessee, who denounced the
promoters of the Union party in unmeasured terms
He occupied most of his time in reviewing speech OF
Abe Hon. 4. A. b. Nelson of Tennessee, who was
Union Saver, and who, as such, had stgmatzed the
name and memory of Gen. jackson. AT the close,
vote of thanks given to the speaker, aud after
adouruine, the members enjoyed themselves convivi-
ally for a short time and departed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

HEMP-The market Is quiet but stock OF knd, exeept
hanls, IL small and prices rule firmly baes Jne 10
arrive at go un mos, and les do American Dressed al
Gas lees cent cash. The sIock on hand AN bses
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nv TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON April AR. steamship, J. Whitney. Lovelsnd.
baltimore; p sprsgue Matthews Philadelphia ships Granada
Deyer Cacutts AshbuTton, Crooker do s. L. Tey Ceds
Joephu Johnson, Antwerp via Fsya bark Paine (Br Lv
NEWPORT April AR brig Emily Saunders, RocLfo for
Phisdephiai scbrs O. w. Cumuins, Wilder Boston for
Georgeowp d. Sarah Hammond, Paine do. for Phlsde.
phia W. w. Brainard Bowditeh, do. for New York H
Thompson Baker New Bedford for do Sarah Mcdonald 1-
ley do for Albany Mary Msrshon swim Mary Novel; C9,u
MMensn Tor Nep ioIsi Iho' Ills Iiey, DO i rsS Low
Gloucester 70, Ssw,Yors Elizabeth me Chssss@ 0' a'
Passed mp bark Wekn, Curtis, APsachieos tqs p,
April 4-AT ship ees.sois ST. LoaIs S..
vastopoli ST Charles and Stephen Baldwin boston hl
PHILADELPHIA, April t-Arr snip hoh' "a 0"Ai 'sa~
Chas, h. Lex, Portau.P Tace. - 81, ,,.,.
Also arr baTis Joseph Fisher csaena' Stampede Msssnai
Pennsyksuia lfiaisnl Leghorp nm, M. o L..
HIGHLANDS, April sanset-"ind hsn' 81 woa'ns' '0S
SANDY HOOK sunset April 4-One Of Grinnel, Mintnrn
Co London packets going the Bay Ship Josiah Hale,
and enc ham ntward anchor the w. Spit.
Wind lisht = weather very ha1y and thick outside "
NORFOLK, April t-Au in Hampton Rosds bark Light
Brisade (Br D. Pernambuco.