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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

BROOKLYN ITEMS.

WARD NoNISATIoSs.-The following nominations
for Ward officers have thus far been made by the Re
Pubicans:
Ninth WARD-Alderusn John Anderson Supervisor, Ist
Lsferts; Constable. Charles i. Osborn.
TRNrH WARD-SuPeryisor Wm H. Hazard; As5esior Geo
White; Constable, Herbert Van Nynent
ELEVENTH WlED.-Alderman, charles H. kimbLli supor-
wiser. Francis C. Kirby Constable beijainin Nr'or
FoUIxEENTH WLRD-Supeyiso John Thompson Assessor,
Schuyler Pbilips
The Democratic and Union parties have nominated
the following;
THIRD whRp.--AdermGn John B. stTatton; Supervisor,
Joplthan y. Stewart; Constable, A. A. Ntlismt
ELEVENTH WARD-Aldennan, James Ii. COrnWel super
yiior Feli1 Campbell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

srRrrr CLEAsISc. - Mr.. Hackley will to-day
muster all the force be is abe to command, and pro-
coed 10 work with the intention Of making head.
way, the necessity for which one will dispute, as
nothing has been done for more than week. num-
Der Of new patent STRENGTHENING machines have been
submitted to Dr. Hackley aud he expresses his will
ngness to give them all fair trlsl One of these s
brought here by gentleman from Oneida County
and another from Boston Mr. Smith also has several
improved machines which are TO have trial by the
side Of the others. They will all be put temporarily
on the avenues and uptown streets. Mr.. Hack
ley promises to have the city thOrsugly cleansed IN
two weeks.
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rHT NusCAM HAIR COMPANY.
garnyel RNter ugt Mshlon Vail.

The parties to tile suit were engaged IN IA company
tnown Mucam Hair Company os msnu'aciurns m's'
into substitute FOR hair for upholstery pufpos-s acoens !"
trocc, Invented by the plaintiff This factory vas 10 f'inhed
j. lturnsd Gown snd they With shoti6 partner hois
In igrsed 70 sell the interest g. unw Company EeN tsh
sors S2OOu ia payment The plaintiff claim, that the
O s. payment he compensation for the inven-
ton that the Jy executing tho pspos VITA the new
Vail uurdite taI3ud and On the promise thAs IL
should be- repsil on d., tdby Two or three Witnesses pres
en teh-d tbst such e uld~tsizndg while ne heehh
mt Mr Hodg h. .tted that the IponeN IS wen ne hook
be equally daed the liabilities OF toe ola concern
had been se tied Gnd Ito money wa nos gwen = - H an
bat their Joint benefit There wa colderap!e couhe' OF
eVhisJlce. NeSict for plant % or s24i4 30 $500.
LA.rea Jud.on lof pnin.lh Mggs hgs, oI deIthleh|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

The BURoH DIVORCE CAsi'- 'o4'e'P'"N"' Wv
inc from Chicago 20 Tie MaeGskee Democrat says;
.'The Blrch divorce case i stu before tns o.a On
-, Ccy a new trial Whatever the effect OF tho
s;r, tl nav have been upon the public, IL has either
d -, vince Mr. Burch OF the in us Ire OF his Dc
md. or has failed 10 overcome his oOsioaey. itn
20 900 or that il has used up large portion of his
fnrtnne have the most reliable information that h
i worth more to-day than he at the time the sms
WAS eonn.snced. Tie cost Of the SUIT Was Large
though fonewhat less than $5 600, while III enc se-
culstion alone SIR Burch is said TO lave realized
much larger sum Of money. The report that tue par
ties are go,iatg 10 live together again Is also IN
tomded az reliably informed that they are neSe
ttng for permanent AMI eaeeabie separation, VIE
endure another trial if il can lie avoided Let MS core
that the details Of another trial may never DO sPrcs
before the public"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
The weekly statement of the philadelphia Banks is

The specie in the above statement shows an
Increase OF $3.50 Coo the deposits have also increased
4iC,I7S, and the loans sec fO4, while the circulation
has decreased SIS, 324.
The business Of the clearinghouse to-day was
4l9,576,643 %. The money market continues TO shew
excessive supply and rates of interest have down
ward tendency it becomes more difficult % employ
capital The banks take the great bulk of Their Oier
igs but still have been obliged 10 reduce then loans
snd negotiations in the open market have greatly
diminished There is better currency for second-cass
aanes, some descriptions passing readily at II per
cent, which few days since not done under 10
Paper Of the very best grade is quoted low as 81
per cent but the bulk Of the transactions are al t. On
call the supply is ample 5per cent The Portsmouth
(N.H.l Steam Factory has declared seuannual diy-
dend Of 3 per cent payable April.
Tie private adyees Of the CauaAa give no important
5nfomston varying IRON the published accounts Of the
money market. The high rates Of interest have tnrned
Continental exchanges in favor Of England and the
exports Of gold to tlis country are beginning 70 be
neriralzed by receipts from varions quaners. The
bank rate remains percent, and in the open market
The quotations are but slightly Sder tiis quotation.
Abe general impression seems 10 lie that the corner of
the money sringency has been turned, and tlat the
cuTreni 10 nov gradually towaFdimproveneRi. Amer.
can stocks weIe ratber lower except for Illinois Gen.
Tal bopda aud shares which hid been strengthened BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

BUSINESS IN TIE COURT or SESsIoSs-Nichael
Bshsdy ssigned in this Cou yesterday indictment
charging bin with Dssau and battery with intent t The
defendant and Thomas Russell lived Deigbors IN the Eighth
Ward In November last quarrel bet~ tie two smi
lies ard day alleged MshAdy Russell IN tie s,tet
and beat him with such severity that 1t found adyiAsbe 10
send him 70 the Hospital for treatment MI Russell went 10
her husbands aid wsreupon Nh NJ haay
assault mrs Russell Mshsdy pleaded guilty s'ss ard
battery AID sentenced to the Pen days
Mrs MaAdy Vho also indicted pleaded guilty In view
Of fact that her husband had been the Penenar
sentence suspended Several other were called up
but defendants not being ready, the Court adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

SvDDEssDEArB or A WEIL-KsowS CITIzTs-
Mr. John c. Duryea, well-known citizen Of Brook.
lyn died suddenly his residence, No. 74Washingon
street. yesterday morning. from congestion Of the lungs
He had previously enjoyed apparent good health. The
deceased has been prominent Woodworking politician
for some years and it is understood had received the
appointment of Appraiser in the Custom-Houre, in
place Of the Hon. NJ +. Odell resigned. He was a
brother Of Gen. III. b. DuIyea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

CoLoRED ORPHAN FAIR.-A Fair for the benefit OF
the COlored Orphan Asylum was opened yesterday, al
tie corner Of Eighth street and Broadway. The e Ia
very beautiful assortment Of ornamental needework
and fancy articles generally on exhibition and for sale,
beside a valuable lot Of read y-made clothing for
children, and other articles including great numbef
Of sereoscope views representing the orphans in their
sohool.rooms, the ay-grounds, and the workshops
These exceedingly interesting and would form val
liable additions 10 any collection Of stereoscoic views
table is kept constantly iled with tempting display
Of rsf.cshments and the entire arrangement Of the
articles on exhibition is very pleasing to behold.
Gambling forms 40 part Of the means used for dispos-
ing Of the goods nor do the fair ladies who attend upon
the tables impernepty imporune visitors TO purchase
from them. The Fair will be continued two days
longer from 10 clock in the morning until 10 in the
evening. There are now in the Colored Orphan
Asylaln 2lj children. of whom l2l are boys aud "a
girls; 20 have been admitted during the past year, and
l92 are receiving instruction in the various schools Of
the Institute. The amount Of money received by the
Beard of Managers from the city, from relatives OF the
children, aud other sources, to meet the expenses OF
the Asylum reached the sum OF sl4S2l 90. This was
ali expended, with the exception Of SlS3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
WHY THE GAMBLING HELLs FLOURISH.

To he Ednoyof The ~ " T,fbans.
SIR: notice You republish long article from
TAe Courier about the giublnshouss 1t IL complained A>t
the city vita them. Do you know the ssoai -
because the hcs" visited By Of the supts
tendent Of Police tho information Of his subordnss
contemplated by the Metropolitan Police act and bcsuss th
complaints made by private parties and sent 10 the pfrus
Attorneys odce prosecuted 1he recent doDicosy
,t by Capt sfey to the Man Beer' sIcsp'tDns
case The record, Of the police department challenged -
show that the power bsk ss, gambling houses he
5e.u exercised the department Ii puee 20 attribute The
continuance Of The gambling houses te light bail takes By
magistrate
Between police faithfully srssps and Di'tIietAiie~s~r
ihfuy proceeding the gamblers mus, De ground TO pows~
They either jail leave the city In either t
blocked Il BE- convenient 20 tsh about hhi e.
as blind well informed peTSens will not be convinced ~
tbs; the coz tho Police Supentendeni and tss
District Attorney cannot break The gambling houses bsb OF
10 bail.
AZ bail 10 merely the sttend,nof the person ehaA
Justice Connolly be Justly ssaed for tskcs ncdoIs
bail in recent According 20 the showing Of Ths cvsr
writer there danger u beers running The essoo
b.csn,e fear Of nis being adequately punhei
than u OF the police faithfully Afe-ns bis ss., N
crime. DIOocSES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
LOSS on TIE senooxEn roroMAc.

Captain Novel; of the ship Tropic, arrived on Tues
day from San Francisco, reportsl
Msrcb 90 lat. 81, long. II, fell in with schooner
Potomac. Of Franklin, Me-, Ray, from Boston Tor
Jacksonville with rudder gG.e and ina SINKING con.
dion: took oil the captain end crew, four Ia number,
ard brought them to this port Capt. Ray reports,
18th, lat 30 IS, long. '3' y expenenced vioeit
naiouast which caused The vessel to leak bady-re'
manned in that condition four days. Ii we bad not
been taken OFF that day by Capt, NOVEL; would I'M
doubteily been all lost,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
~ Ne,c.Orlears Trae Della OF the q says:

Badness Of every kind continues restricted snd The market
unsettled and rather depressed appearance Ihee vas
and large sass could have been effected decided improve
but the supply Of too limit character 70
ADMIT operations aud the .ut show ed bat little
suy increase compared with the sverige returns Tor me
time pat CezI Sterling bills 6i66 and y cent premium
and ,cion for exceptional signstues bills o. sdns
drs !. as and st cent premium francs $3.50 81 dot
M 81 day bills keW-Yo &c. a and v cent discount
eight TAI and cent premium In money et'iIt The move
Of ki"d that calls for special re-
mari Th=1e business done In gilt odsed paper
at our Last quotations. end round smouDt Of fAvoiite name
for having till February
Mach 1884, but applications for discount. At bank
whssveT AID there wss o i0quiy q any
Aid poesb- out OF doors for signatures stoets
AID bondi were exceedingly inactive throughout
In regard 70 the movements Of BreadstuHs, we OK
tract tie following from Edward Bills Flour and Gram
Circular:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS MARCH 96-BsfOrsJu Judge
MCCuhH.

John Kuhn pleaded guilty Oh pettlf larceny ana w I
sent o. the reitntary Il, month";, al hn.d STU lh
c,uplaiuspt John A. Haven Of Fort WAhngon our OF
wh,.. house ~ worth OF sua articles were stolen 90 the ~
Ioad dspot by the Twelfth Ward Police.
zeu. y Butsr "a, tried forgery In he second degee
and acquitted passing c0uuter bat eould not
Be sho~n thst b. sid ii wih guilty tuowieoge g.,
FiaDeis tsy, Indicted iVI burglary, wa dhoh@sed' Na'ns
turned Siai1s evidence.
The Grand Juy appened with batch OF indictments slu
wore then dhehsfsrf " 10 tho thsuks Of the Court
oumbSr Of prsons graipet bot a. al peAor1 Eu,
b-y returned 10 De Tonbs aud se CoaiI "As
untl ton.onoW moIl-EE n II o'cl1ck-
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SUP. IoR coURT-Tm.g. Trs.-M.pcH a6,-Bsf'ro jus


LIABILITY TOR rHI FAitiNG oF WALL.
Sarah T,orisr at Benksrd Button,
This was an action for dam grs TO a house No. Il6
Diane BY the falling % thc west wal Of tie store erected
by defendants adjoining aurs heavy storm on set IL lS
ID VA sh"~u tie de Up 70 tie fu hg1 90
. the front bsir shove the second story and tho
principal question before ths 11Ty n WHISTLER such
,f,, of burdn which has hA OF late
,.., was and ss- irvine There dpute
The -ut qualify % ne work bat Ia c'uscqurnc- 81 the
ncs Of the tho side wall for seventeen is above the
Ia. Tier Of td-t and bad support bit Diagonal pn
ia brace % Court charged thai the defend ts contracted
the competent Hrchan =. hoy woi!a
NOT g., liable sr urryruce ef ps unless they intfrrfei
In ihe proges, or manner ~ the work shown that MI
Hucs directed III. procs-d vi the de val IN The
sbrncs the marble against The wlhes snd objections OF
The .,.,
Fo pnif Mr. Logon; for defendants D. d. Lord and Mr.
De VIA,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
Isn1crnrsrs nY rnE GnAkp Junr.-The Conn Of

Over and nner convened yesterday morning for ID. purpose
Of receiving Grand Jury who having completed their 45or
made tbs final presentren. 10 addition indict.
rnen against persons charged with selling liquor Illegally
h we're found sgnEt Others for different oense elias ftd
gow,; Forgery TO- robbery q grand larceny f,onious
s.ut attempted arson Esssul' ard battery D policy hop
4 burglary lg perjury l. mensaug hter i smbezzemont
d.orderly houfs gaming house, dog fighting The
her of Indicted exclusive liquor deters a. Tie
Grand jury were discharged with the thanks VI the Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
1888

THE London EcOn0mist Of the 9th inst. says
The desnd for money this weei has been seve and
lager roIon than Of the SCOUT business beine ieh
the bal the applications there have beeu extensive scale
There still however ab,eOoe Of end the ste IN
the open ket which during the greater pert Of the wH
eoua Bank has to-day q cent Tor the pest shot
ssionay place lower On The
oct exchange settlement caused strong demand e
terdsy and Gayernent securities were ohhgea
per cent for periods and till the neat sce0u Ih
soruoon tie upplJ has been more abundant ara
money from could be obtsined al to cent Ihe
Bank notified that will make It's u'us qu.rIey advances
the shutting ~ the sDeT books Government secu
rites good bills having than six months
10 rDu Tie rate will be pei the eIsng Hinir1nin
and the period will extend the l0h Of April TIE fonosn6
arc the rates the PRINCIPAL Continental eIehsueo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TsKx-MIRoH 7s.-
Refnrr Innge DAILY.

joseph x. RIGS, ssL The Mayor &c, Of Ne1-York
Tie plaintiff in Dec, 1882 purchased OF the Corpo-
raio twelve lard Eighse street for to"o psyins
81 cash aud giving bis bond and mortgage for the oAnce
reivips from desndsn deed Of warranty with full cov'
emit, In 1883 the act creating Central PaIs passed
hesppcsoa Of the defendants who tberpon applied for the
sppinr1elt OF Commissioners Of E,,imsts ard As.esncn'
Tb, report Of the Commissioners confirmed snd the Land
became sgsiu vested In the Corposton These Commissioners
awarded plaintiff ony s6co rot enough to psy tho
ro.pt do. 90 hI. mortgage 10 tie Corpofan. He brought
tb the deed and Get aside In equiy aud
ih, 1900 Witch Ia hso paid the Corporation restored claiming
i. the acts Of he Cooperation IN taxing the sud from him were
br.acb Of ths Of warranty sud Of quiet enjoyment
II appeared on the s ihs the pBf bad .pPeared before the
Cp toner's Esi,,s and Asses.neni and objected to the
ssad mtds By them - ir'uheieut
Al the close the evidence the counc'O for the defendants
rov,d tia; the complaint be dismissed, which motion was
granted
w H. Anthon plaintiff Henry II. Anderson Tor Corpora
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

CAvIYG IN or SEwEh.-A sewer IN course OF
c,on A. the eoruar Of Fulton and Hanover place
fe in Yesterday and completely covered several "ofknen
They were ali e1tneaed without sufianins serious M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
IAdtertisenenLl

~
II troubled with Blesiog Blind OF itching fltks
nae Dr. WGyNkks PILs SUPPosIToKI IL g. csn4in tsrs
fer.uces the meet respectable persons 70 va" Gay
permanently cured by u; Agent NO LOO N""''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

To CLTRGYMEN. touch the hearts ~ you
people yol should properly understand the poipe'
n lure, And - understand ibis you sh0~a oo~''-
with Ph.enOlosy Cal upon ~, ~. aoa p,o.av~xx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

Two DRAMAs.-The American Patriotic ORA
ma Hokss-sn ROBINSON. at O'Clock and 0IrAss,.
"a az "a FvENINe BAsNTs's MUsEUn With FER Dreshaebs
bears What Ia Bearded Lady Queen Of the faifes, No.
&c, and al for quarter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
SUPREME COURT-srrci,L TKRs-M,RcH 25.--Before Jus
lice

Mr.. Peek. the broker, whose money was stolen from
The N-v.Yoh F,chanss hsHs yat d the ate burglary Il,
h-ly % rssasrf al usaly all Of ~ An aiAehhieut was
B.t ~ Ls counsel NJ Van nuref yes'crdsy tgEn,t the
Il Of good which the ri psi tuffiar ~ neigh.
boring o1ans with ,i. 81 obtaining pos'cson Of tho prem
ls,s A.. ssy- liz tie time Thomas BuiA~. suh
osn hu b. sgust him BY Dut alton snd the prop
sry ,oId fai The udgmeut he'ise the To ~ "a pets
% T. ar-, number Of thoir. tools h Peck bas@d ht, ap
p.,ion fI ground that the defendant h'd de-
ted fon III. slate plug hiufe cd % avoid
see. IN which oplnoa the Police tnd Detectives thus fer
seen o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

THY NEw-YoRK EXCHANGE BANE RoBBERr.-Capt.
jameson Of tho Third Precinct and Detective keefe
yesterday arrested welI'known English burglar
named John Sheffield, who is supposed TO have some
knowledge Of the perpetrators of the late daring bur
glary committed on the New-York Exchange BanS.
Sheffield has long bsen associated with three otLer bur
Glars, named "Diek Collard,' Daniel Bartlett, and
Joseph Meyers. Dick was recently arrested on
suspicion of burglary, and quantity Of burglars ooS
being found il LIS possession he was committed a the
Tcmbs, where ne still remains. The other tw9 have
lately been proving about the vicinity OF the
bank in company with Sheffield, and slspicon points
toward them. Sheffield was taken before Jnstice
Welsh and committed to prison to await an sSamins,
ton. Mr.. Aleock t5e person who sold the carpet rs
tory TO tha burglars, called yesterday at tAs 81
House and left his address, that he might be fouOd at
any time identity the person or persons ~ whom he
sold in vase they sboulabe taken into custody Hnrd.
rcds Of people visited the bank Yesterday in hopes Of
being allowed TO view the tnnuel eAcav ted by de
burglars but in this they disappointed the pO-
lice kept oy all Intruder The detective police arc on
the lookout for lbe buIglars, and they have strong
htpes of being able TO ferret them out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

BRooKLYE CRY CoURT CALENDAR, Wednesday,
March z-NoA a. 49, ~, a. 40, 50, 81 10, II, IL, rs, 70, 80,
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

SAILING UNDER FALSE CoLoRs.-Ofcer Cohen a
the First Ward on Tuesday night crested two Ssnes
Tbona. Kelly snd William White charge OF srand Scsay
TIE prisoners discovered ecreed board the brig Nib
ard Law Wing al Pier No - Eat River OF hem oent
rolled up sail and the other conceslsd Ia the caoin sss
brig coming board alarmed then wh hsy
w,r, a. york The cabin found broken opea
and variety valuable packed ready for removal
The before Justice elh who conuit,-1
them They Known regular dock Theses .h
have the First Ward for long e They had foona
sDrssi.s an old bell bavDg Police H. and
when the ssor said belonged to the Hrbss
Poc spd wer. after the vessel Their story Wa nos
believed and when officer called they submitted urrs~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

Under the law permitting this Court 10 bold one
Term year the City of NewYork the present Term opened
th, morning In the Chamber Of the Board Of CouncneD The
Chamber sumed with lawyers md lsymsn drawn together
by business curiosity The frat business correcting tho
Calendar and sewers. down for particular days
aud then the fret argued.
SUIT FOR DAMAGES AGAINST THE EIGHTH-AyESUE
RAILROAD cOMPAEY.
Hewlett Sanford, Administrator Of Gilbert Sanford deceased
Gsi. The EishtsvenUs Railroad Company.
This action originally brought in the Superior
Court 70 damage, for the death Of Gilbert Sanford on
the oh Of ceubsr 1885, by being expelled from. one Of the
ears OF Defendants appeared that Sanford refused to pay his
ARE which the Of his expulsion. Plaintiff Admin
satoI Of deceased recovered verdict Of $50 The Genera
Ter appeal granted tr which had been refused Al
Sscs Term. The tr. t,ksd for on exceptions to
JUDGES charge This s appeal from the order 81 the
oyeuurs the order Special Term and grant
inE,n new trial
The Ease Ngnedby H. B COwles or appellant and hr
A. J. vand,rpoe for respondents
The Court took tie papers, ard reserved lie decision
MINUTES OF THE COURT FOR MACH 70.
No disussd No a8 appeal restored. Adams Ggt Ssyles
additional security ordered. Nos B. 5, 49, 81 ll " ll8,
rrcted Nos &C. g. Tsorvsd until April z. aud No 10, until
Aph Bonn sgt Whitehall Railroad Co, and Ngwcomb ast
Grs-od reversed Sanford adm ~ Bh sveuue RaroSd &c
epJned aboyei No. assed. Cigy or Buffalo st hafshs
adm Areu,d VIM Dorsheno for appellants Geo. "sd'~orh
for respondent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

Sale Of Real Estate at auction March &c, 1861 BY
Adrian MuleHOuse and lot No. coo Houston street., - BY
lVJ , 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

arc ufv"ling to strike for wages but. after soussns-
fu discussion. they have to the conclusion d.
WIN the present rates Of bouse-rent it is utterly inpos-
sloe for them to support families on loss than Dc Per
diem they ask for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

NEw.YoRK YoUsG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocrlTsos
The regular monthly meeting of this Association VS.
held on Monday evening in the new rooms of tAs
Society in the New.York Bibe-House. Afer trans,es
ing the usual preliminary business, EROt s. Sbepasa
road lengthy paper entitled, "Lies and Revoution
In which he spoke Of the many apparent untru,bs -
forth In biblical history and the revolutions tbs, &
lowed their utterance also lies Of the grossest chxas
Ter mat had been spoken by Of modern times who
occupied high position. The paper elected some d.
bate from the members Of the Association, and vote
OF thanks was rendered the gentleman who had pre-
psyed it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

Z. +. Satterthwaiie says: null,
TIL. market for American Securities has been inso'e nos
Central Shares and Bonds have Improved owing 20 ne
$500 hut a. checked by political uncertainties
The last abatement of the Bsnkaof England is az fol-
lows:
rssrr DEPARTMENT
N., Is 62655 Government debt Eli OH, 100
1 Other seeuIiiies.... 3t99pS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

KILLED N THE LATE SToRM.-On Sunday nornmg
the police found the body John Foley lrishman as q
Abe bottom OF Geep Dank the foot OF Forty second 81
The decreased le his home Ihursd1y evening dnn ne
W. storm 10 20 70 house. supposed b.- be
o b. say and t OF The back inquest held the body
tesnltsa IA a verdict vi accidental ceath