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MO. 90 EXCHANGE PLACk-
~ Oytpber Ia, 1861.
AHI.rsonh ere csutiuGlsd against Dlying or nsgs.
r.tu, The following 8-lO per oeni. Treasury n ss-
gGl--
~. So9T klr thO0.
80 81 SO, 81 SO, ~ sH, S2s, fo1 500 zach paJ
.u,s tie order " CARPENTER - HILL. tno s.pIs
gvinR teen ohIainsd bJ fraud. aud thsu psyneA'
cling stopped
,sg'1is EETCHCM, BON Ou.
IA IL AND PAIETS-BOlLKD PAINT Oh
~ = ents siAst'8 rot oiI, A. oonta pr 50 lur
q i-ih yarL yetIu .Hnr,, and 5ps0Bl brppIi
ems per H. Sst.s LEAD sni Nro, osnts lin
.>i -, turp~LtTa, ~ y, HiDwRtl. 2og Fear
q oaa llacsi'a
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NVANIID MaFDIATEll. 200 YOUNG
w men &C. l., :. Navy. AIRY Al ,r,i
\ Mt 40 W.'rt o. osss'eS
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USE HANDS WANTED , FlRST Class
,s a,df. Ni.c & s,D,r men nyed appy
% - Wsi,r =. .ciss'tl9
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ss,PLOYmRNT-m.Ios.

DUsBELMEN WANTED AT lii CHAT
- 1sm st-9 v ID hushe men; none bi, good hand,
peet apply, steady work for one year, 81 - 70 %
Ter week. oai sslOl
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s. mont s.... ...........Ss' 90
Passepgeis fowAided ~ Paris, ll,'re, HanturE
B-eInci', Il ttsrdan. Antwerp, &c.' At raiue'd
runs h rates.
Persons Wishing " bring out their fi,n Is mn buy
tickets he q.
For fuIt or infornA,ion, apply at taa CJm2any's
JOIN C. DALE A '-nt,
ny9l tri6t 10 DHAdSEy
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ERo LIvERPooL-rAPSCorPS LINE
Il sails ssturdsy, Oct. 26tn, TOE f.oka' D ~
BRIDawArER, .ying ~ pier 10 x. kver. tT
psss.ge, al loo ra,es, or drans on Any par urss'
a. tan or Ireisnd, apply On bosrd, OF W IArs,
COTT d Co, Sc SJath %. Slolh
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EOR LIvERPOOL-TuE SPLENDID
Il yacke, ahip CALHOUN sa,s Sosn Ocsso oe,.
.ppiy a. ths ofHcs Of THohPsON3 BacE SAr
Lima, qIb Pearl =. oWFho-iV
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DAWNBROKlNr BUSINESS FOK SALE
a Tsau Ja'1,,et o. uaicl = ns'r b,s s-rSi
As i' !',is i,si good viii shd hurst II -
.i ,sf. l.,h. P,wnb osug rus nrF, S.t7 . i'ra =
auH fruSt1u; cnny,niet dvel ing 'sus' md
fC'z ftcUt sst.sfactrry ress NJ given T ~ M 4.
% ts,,,R u any TINE ~ gut Address pu5I
sf-S Pct Gee R,N iglT. pln 7snr'' 20
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6O MEN WANTED-TO GO TO WASH
~ ingtJn to hl up company now in cAup.
C!d thi rItyns AMI eve ytnng uec'7'1ry 'rrl.s ed
unwedid y, and tIe men sent n ~ fss, W.
Gan hsv eNly Appyi T. Vstty II, next u or
uenE . A'tuT HoIselJf
o,'2g'lS9 GEO. T COOKE.
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ARTICLES FOa SALE.

DRD CAGRS-BEwARB OF THOSE I'M
~ proved dn D,rd csae. wbsrs the wires 80
through hOles In The doaole f,ded bands, which
open underneath, md safe plaoe for iusNts 70
rets'e m which ycu e.n never Destroy pnih s.gss
for ins>cts do.n mako. ours are open s1d siry
everywhere. Cal snd - the manufsctory "
,. MAXHIMER q Bn0., ia Grand s-ceL near
Btoedway. ooiI A.ciot
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HELP wANIED-S SOBER, INDUSrRI-
IL us mHn; that has u,si sooust,mci W ste,m-
l,At hacking. ! /, Oiasn harness Al J, VI sttA,
W wash ear ages and Dive esHa. Apply At 80
CIy nll Pse. o2S a't4i
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sHPPLyss.

LIRST CLlPPER SRIPS R0R LIVER.
II POO ahd Loud In-Ths %. ebi al Il ship NkW
WORLD. 20Ot ns sail. f'r LivtrprO. Oss. S's
Pscktt sLi, LIVERPOOL Tor Jondcr, sails 0;'.
t6tt. These ships hsNe splendid vi Gains Pas
eergess will he taken 10 came and founi IA provta-
ions ~ greatly reduced steerAge rai~s, r1e ships
Jay VI Per 10 y X. For passage sppy ~ TAOS.
-. HOCHE 50 South Il. o2a t'iOl
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CLERK WANIED--A STEADY ACTIVE
~ yuuns man bsa Is and 20 yeafs Of sge, IN . re
tal groCery store uns Who come well reo1m-
mendyd - y honesty, sibfiety, aud Ia willing W
make Aimself generally useful. neaf N situt-
n'u U app ying " DANIEL VAN w1NKLB, ~
hsCS uot lsit A. Am " rAn need apply. u9l 90
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TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il Lins-The spendd clip cr ship ESCORT,
Capt WHITMAN, vii positively sail %. 9t'n.
For passage At lower rates Al spy Other ship,
npply On bard, Pier 6 N rtn River. or u r.
DEMA REST, 80 South sL o2f s'lts
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- prisinF mechsn . and inselligerh aboreus, fof
ssppso and miners Of the regular army. fhsy
mus, ~ sbe-bsted. not Ov-r 10 year. OF Agu. nbls
~ rrad and wri,s, And unnsrutsnd tue four sronnd
80 ~ Aritnmeio. Terms " eillssmen, ,nro-
'rsIu Pay tnm SIS 10 esA depending On rank -
tNDe', ~ mart AID sodiery oonducN Also, rs-
hrrs mel, luartus olcthing, MEDIA AtaaijA-,os,
S,d 'hs usiAi h,-,u,y. Apply % Bowhns arean.
diLhOHk CAg,ain o; Ensinssr~. u. q. Army.
poa aQs1N9
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Enthusiastically Ts,,ora,,.

P,ITrvoRE, March 2s. ls6l-FLouR steady, One sS1r
rs 2!. WHE.r steady Red 81 ara ~ 30; Whe 81 zOa
vi 65. CoRs hrm at 53dS1c; yellow 5odssc PxoylsoSs
dun oDd unchanged Coffee advanced TO- RIcs ct 2i4l3e.
WHISKY dull at lie.
PuIT,DKI PIna, March 2o-FrorR quiet. WHsAT frm;
sse. Geo bush Red . 28UI 5Oi Kentucky White, 81 asa
Coax ecliye; Souhen Yellow 58 do0c Meas Pork eli Is
Prize SIS LsRp t0c. WHISKY duh, l7i0lsc
NIRLY March 81 COTT0NSaes TO day 600 bass with .
fir demand; prices uuchsn. ed.
Cn.lIESTOs March 27-CoTTOS-Sses today 800 bales, 60
prices rar .iDg fIom ll!c 10 i3c market LTu. -
hrGtsri Starch 2CoTrOS-daTset unchanged, ard hl1le
Offering.
NoHFoI e March 8CoRN-Rece'p, 100 600 bush pvkes
acyo White, 6gd6ic Yellow, 63a63ic mixed, 90 Cor
qGS Il s and active with large sales good running cts ztc
elect. 2ie scror dan at W dlitc Naval sronns IN hn;
demand TsT dull al sOd co. SLAVES stvei yeo
oak hhd.. &c. white G6e FLOUR quiet; Ap',y hIsnds
a. ga SO IS; superfne $50 So 80.
Ngw-ORIF IS March 2S-COTloS Arm: Sales OF eco hstt
today Mid5ing l2dl3c GreAR firm fair to fully ssr Jatc
pc fLorR dui Ohio. So Corn mixed, 55ds'o
FKtlGHrs: Gotten 10 Liverpool ID. 49,. =.
CI:cISEAII Sia.ch iFL0JK: The market 4 existed ard
unsettled aud o3crs demand advance; - 90 y ebL Nss
asked The close. WHgY has declined dl3c Psovsoss
dull koNEy unchanged ~,
drs, l20i2!c The mA.ket Is firm.
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Mr.. PEABODYS OPINION.

LONDON, March 8, 1861.
My DEAR SIR: You cali my attention 10 h letter
written from Lonlon--eXtensiSely published in the
large cities, and in The Ncic- York Ereuiag Pest
among other papers, Of which my name has been
toned as the author II states that, should concession
be made TO the South and present difficulties be set
tled by compromise national credit abroad would
be ruined, &c, The wliter is unknown 10 ne. II !
had written Oh the subject, my remarks would have
been the reverse Of those quoted The anticipation Of
u bloody conflict between the North ard the South
has already destroyed confidence in the United States
Government stocks and many Of the State secuTities,
and millions have, within u few months, been sent
homo for market N consequence Ii Is only by con-
ecssion the part oi The Northern States, and COM
promise which would the best feelings Of the
Border States toward the North aud West that we
cum reinsiate credit abroad.
pray that the efforts making by the patriotic Git
tendon, and the noble stand which old Virginia Mary
land aud other sitter Border States are now making
for Cancellation and the Union, may prove successful;
but IT, contrary to my hopes and expectations il should
prove otherwise, and those States Join the South rca
under Gmlc0tlC arrangements, the constant fear of
war between the two sections would almost entirely
destroy the credit Of both the Northern and Southern
COnfederacies in Europe. What is sill more important
the prest which Las heretofore emblazoned the arms
OF our Union will have disappeared and that pride Of
country, which has been a source of much gratica-
ton to amoItcans III foreign society, will attend them
more Spain, any second-Iate power, may insult
the stars and stripes III any are lef] with impunity.
Lord PalmeIs0n proiectoates, or even monaTe hes,
in Mexico and South America, the Munroo doctrine
TO tho contrary notwithstanding.
May Providence protect our country from such ca
lamities and modification. -.
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10 bls rroper to bo taken from the general oroerf,
anu Sered to be reported complete, mostly Oh Sa
On, 4eter and not of general ihteree, Alngns Tab
oh q act TO incorporate Tue 4eeI ~ y"
omnanv Also The bill 20 alter tie Codnhissl3hers'
msp of the City of Brooklyn, which lays down st.
Felix street on the map, which subsequently re-
ferred reported and ordered ifld reading, Also,
the Assembly bill to amend section /, NE s. chapter
20 Of the let part Of The Revise Statutes, wbith
amends the statutes il reference ~ Gsordery persons
hose who shall abandon o. neglect TO support their
Children" This bill wac subsequently ordered 20
third reading.
HlyILToS r.RE.
Mr.. Ccrnolly introduced resolution which wac
adopted calling tie Con roller Of the City of New
York for information the title Of the land known
as Hamilton Park, whether any private individuals
lay claim to this land or nyporon Of IL and Whether
if The bill which the Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund sent up here TO he passed for the closing mp OF
said Park should become u law, there would then be
any question TO hcownehip Of the city III the prop
ey and its right to sell and convey the came for phi
yate use.
CONGRESSIONAL LFroRTIoyYEyT.
Mr.. Truman offered a resolution which the Senate
adopted directing that respectful message be cent TO
j. G. G. Kennedy, Superintendent of the United States
Cenaus requesting him 10 forward 10 the Senate the
censns Of this State by countless in order that the
Legislature may proceed TO make the proper Con-
gressional apportionnent by districts.
SorhRIEs PUBLIC.
Mr. Connolly introduced bill 20 increase the num-
Der of notalee public in tie City and County of New
York by one hundred, which referred TO the Judi
dary Committee.
BROADWAY AND yrw.LoTs RAILROAD.
The bill to amend tie Broadway Brooklyn Railroad
act was read third time and passed.
CENTRAL lark.
The bill to reopen the question Of the enlargement
Of Central Park aud provide for the reappraisal of the
land which the builders rejected, coming up on its
final reading, ,on motion Of Mr. Hammond, recon-
United 10 the Committee Of the Whole.
BUGS AND PLEAS.
At 12 o'clock the Senate took mp the General Aprro
priaion bill, as special order, which discussed
ill the hour of adjounment-the discussion turning
mainly the value Of Dr. Fitches reports on bugs,
ileas, and other insects.
MILK FRFiGHr BILL.
The bin limiting the freight charges on milk con,
veyed on the Harlem Railroad ordered 10 third
reading In the Senate yesterday receiving seventeen
votes the number requisite 70 its passage. II Is cup
posed that it win be able 20 command that number on
its final passage, but that does not follow matter
Of couIse. Sepators Retcssm and Robertson nave
worked long and araentIy FOR tins result, and II cue
ees!ful in The end j. will be owing in grs' part 10
their energy and tact.
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NElEJERSEY ITEMS.

ARREST or KIDNAPPyRs.--Yesterday afternoon a
man named Wright, captain of canal boat, and biz
wife, were arrested by Officer Callahan of Jerrey
City charged with having in September last abducted
little girl years of age, named Sarah, daughter Of
Mary Hsggerty residing in Sussex street. The ac
cused parties upon being taken before Recorder Tdcn,
stated that in September last the little girl came on
board the boat and asked 20 remain there while as
her mother away from home The child remained
on board and soon after the boat left and they took her
with them to their home, at Mauch Chunk, Penn,
where she had since remained. Wright and lis wife
arrived in jersey City yesterday for the purpose Of re-
ruming their business Of boating. Mrs. Haggoriy,
'eaT:. tho. .h-g ~Ara in the city at once caused
their arrest Recorder Tilden committed them TO
prison and refused to take any bail until they produce
the child.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..u...NAaes a.
Cleared.

Steamship Roanoke, Couch Norfolk, Ludsm Heircfsr
Wizard Hing Cone. London Geo. T. Cook; NooDosy
HEMP San Francisco NJ Cooley CompOdSre Bi.s Liver
WeRd Co.. e. y. Lamar, Bradley, London, Duham Dron.
bnh-S Stew,t Davis, ST. ysso, Jno. Thompson &sly
0itbB, Trinidad, q. s. Stephenson Co.
.ehgs-abaine Eotsg 81. johns, II. }. G. 4. DeWoHi
sclooneYp-J Lawrence Rogers Pswtdcket nteY; Roger
Paren Iia,nzss l. b. Gtger Clifford, Banner Bangor, r.
Buck Co. c. Knight WiIson, Halter H. j. @ DeHoiR;
Arcos Lewis Norfolk Johnson Aisgins; Eeserr LiEht
NcCulook Ragged leland Whitney, Transit Corey Rio
Jsnero, master; NeIissa, Barnes, St Thomas master
islpha, Jas Hand Montgomery, Beuy, Savannah, r. B.
Cromwell Col Delaware, Cannon Philadelphia PERKINS,
Vulcan, Morrison, Philadephs }. n. Briggs.
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Total Rscsipt...tslo5 lEIP.'titurs'. sSlO' is
Thirty-two shares Of stock in the AthenRum belong
TO the Association.
The report of the Directors was read by Dir. froth
inghsm. There are 1904 members, le6 being ladies'
showing increase last year. The library num-
beIs 29 volumes, S37 having been added during he
year by purchase and donation. The circulation
during the year 4I07S, being 900 less than the
preceding year. The number OF periodicals. has been
increased from 90 TO lO6 Eight lectures have been
delivered, with Indifferent pecuniary success. The
profits of Mr.. Eyefett's address were $l3f o.. Mr..
Jas T. Brady devoted 70 the Association bis fee for
he first lecture OF the The Chair appointed
hessrs. John Greenwood, II. j. Raymond, John II.
WOODWARD Cbas A. Townsend, aud l.. Chapman, r.,
Committee TO nominate othcer The election will DO
held April f. Several gentlemen addressed the meet
ing, which siierward adjourned.
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THE auRSED MAILS.-Tbe Washington correspond.
ent Of TIE PHILADELPHIA Press has obtained from the
Post'ofee DEPARTMENT the following important iDior-
nation concerning the recent disastrous occurrence on
the Pennsy lNanla Central Railroad:
Inc baggage master N charge Of the mail car, burned
on TIE night OF the 10Th isst. near Huntington on the
Pittsburgh and philadelphia route, reports 20 the De-
psrtment that he left Pittsburgh at 1928 D. m, with
twelve pouches for PHILADELPHIA, five for Washington,
four for Baltimore one for New.York. one for Lapcas
ter, four for Harrisburg, one for Chambenburg-
making twenty from Pittsburgh lie received AZ johns.
town pouch, a. Altoona two, at Tyrone one, for
PLihdelpha at Altoona two aud at Tyrone one for
Harrisblrg-ma In ell thirty -fye pouches which
were In the car when il was overturned by the train
running over bullock at ii o'clock p. H. and set fire
70 from the stove, which capsized when red hot,
and full OF burning anthracite coal which produced an
instant COT Bagraion OF the and contents Of the
tliHy-iye letter pouches only were saved, and
u thiyfo pieces Of luggage three only saved
A. near car be ageertaincd there among the
pouches forwarded from Pittsburgh, mails from Cleve
land, Toledo, Columbus Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
P.rsJurgh, Fort Wayne, aud Chicago Railroad agents
u he 2Oih, Chicago Dubuque, 81. Louis, Louisville
Of The 18th and Ns,byilie Of The 18Th The only New.
J 3yb PARCEL Mas dggotlvhs ll4 IiitteIrRh.
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FRoa BrrNo5 AYREs.-we have Gles of BuenoS
Ayrs papers to the Isl February.
TIE Commercial Times of January 81, says political
complications have tended to keep up tie markets, aud
that sales Of hides have been unusually small. TIE
state Of the country wac ominous in the extreme. The
violence of the press portended speedy rupture be-
tween the felerals and Liberals.
Mendoza Lad marched upon San Juan, with LOO
men, and killed many Of the provincias in an engage
ment. Tie Liberals manifested much indignation in
CONSEQUENCE of this act which took place after they
had sent iepgiaoa TO Mendoza, proposing terms Of
peace.
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COMMANDER WALLETS CAsE.--The hiding OF the
,recent Court Martial in the of Commander Wake
taas been rendered. The charges as follow;
1t Bringing the Et0elip Supply 10 Newly ork wlto or
Ars or authority end having relieved from static
from PesscO " FeIa Ci1z rs ordered by tlssOeeT Fender
ID Specification: Bringing the Supply NewYok Pen
ecJA dilobedence Of Capt james Ai,tfong under tue
aos from The Secretary Of the kG'y directing said Wake
sttuTn eTa CIUg.
The following is the official record Of tie finding:
Navy DrPAITsgNT, March % 1851.
sra; The finding and OF the Naval Cor-Msis BY
~lteh ycn were recently tiet, sre b. thess terms;
IRE specification Of the ~ 81 che Ee, proven
sf the fret chsref, not guilty.
Oftts hT fpec,hcaiiofo Of tle second charge proven
oue second specification Of the second cuge not proven
~ the sscona charge, guilty.
The Conn do tt1re sonoBCe the said HeBT Wake Con-.
t0sndar 81 the United state. Navy, - iSl O@S:
Io BE- aomorlsheS BY the 90 Lslsry oi Ge Navy
The mild sentence Wiki the Court Las phssed occsoned BY
he Peculiar aud oXtIsoaiIsry ccunslsnCes An which Com.
jahendsr Wsike placed
have confirmed this sentence IN csrryng into Hon
~ y day,lest you tlc aid o leuy exhitedjsy
sLe so1r IA yonr 70 remind t the dobederoe by
an oncsf OF positive and anl order Of his superior T. one
- the gsysst Or military IL strikes II the very ouada
tiDn OF ehephe end therefore in III when wf ard
t 10 The judgment Of the that The ciYcunsaucss la
JouT esse sufficiently phsslng 10 exempt you from the
proper p1nsnIne FOR oBsn.e: but would
- hot . Ls s7s a. - ~. chsrtcss o. tho cfease
4 sn fs'Rsssi X J"4f "Desien! sslysn,,
Commander Is,m,' a1re,. Us wsyy "H 4. "ff'''''
The judgment Of the Court il purely technical-in
Fiew, presume Of Il preservation Of Tie strstless
seiaired to scsta0 .he discipline Vi bt service The
se4sa u fQsNsssss Nssts sIass ". Syesat @Bees,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

FArAL RESULT PROM THE EXPLOSION OF A KERo-
SINE LANP.-Coroner Horton held an inques; yester.
day. at No l72 Bridge street, upon the body Of Mrs
Ann s'ackPole who was bad burned by the expUsivn
OF a lamp about o'clock on Monday evening ast and
'' % s,..s Of which she died. Theevidcnce taken
proved that the hurband Of deceased dlled metal lamp
with kerosene OIL and sat II upon table, beside which
Mrs. siackPoe was sitting An explosion occurred al
most immede..eiy thereafter, scattering the gnited
du1 over both their persona Mr. Sackpole being
standing poson, was not 80 badly Injured as his wife.
lie was however, severely burned about the face and
hands. The adys injuries were of Fuch nature that
il was evident she could not hong survive. The de-
ceased % years of age and leaves two young child
rem The Jury rendered verdict that she 10 her
death by burns caused by the accidental explosion Of
lamp filed with kerosene oil. 1t has generally been
supposed that kerosene was free from all explosive
properties.
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DIED.

MQRRlLL--On Thursday March %, Ausas.as C. nor "a.
,hc .S' OF hse, eldest con of .ns Ale Elisha Morrill,,
Tie fdsnds of tie family and meirb Bay are respec..
y invited to stteud h om the Church Of tie near
ns.ien corner twenty e street and Madison sssnue ob
Saturday, fieA sGZ 2. m.
sIRANO>n Thursday, March 2s, Harry, youngest Of
ESund R. and the late Mary T. S!rans In the Of s
The friends and relatives Of the family requested attend
bis funeral Saturday March 30 at2 O'Clock from the resi
dence OF bis grandfather VIM Baker No. 6 Nasss1 street,
Rro0klyu.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ASsuAL MEETISo OF TIE MERCANTILE LIBRARY
AssocnTIos.--The third annual meeting Of the Mer-
camille Library Association held last evening at
the Athenaum President rockingham in the chair,
and Mr.. Theo +. Smith acting as Secretary. The re-
port Of the Treasurer read by Mr. Hsight Of the FL
Committee, accepted and ordered on file, is as
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Passengers Arrived

Il. ssamskp City Baltimore from LirvpocM TreksI,
Ms,e. Maggie and Anuie snd Mater Ellis TaekeT M Bssf
lady ard lady Geo Rze and lady Msstes
William and Edward Hisze, Hugh Donohue and hdy Nh.
Adophus Miss Mason Miss Burke, Mrs Conerord and end
Miss MARY McAu6e John Raymond aud LADY, Frank Solomon
and LADY, Rg Rev. T. Council Rev Francis Blake Rev John
hseku Leon sampson, John Mackay, Geo. Hawood Jobs
rick George Malnson, Edward Hope, Henry Gsiee George
Jackson, FitzPstrek VIM Haity and John W. schmidt,
m 'ctr CGrofe =. Si>ets, from GloueeGiyMT Clsrtuce
Mkn.al.
n brig TdccOa, from Mo5le-Francis Agre7s
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Disasters. &c.

Pom Lswts uanri,ir, Feb A-The bark Fire fiy hon
M.ru r. T. yIsh sAn9ra cargo s'riyed here ON the w 1
and ised aain on the llth Holland The ,hip Rowan
PIT IN here distress eaky, and wiz discharge iof s
her cargo cOn.ss Of ganny cloth ard bsgi =, ,,n,.
ta,Hi Tsros March 2f-Ihe Fred Dyer sehvts NON PEI
fast, Ireland has arrived On the 18Th tnst IN Ai ~ - "a
~ erneyfenred heavy hUrricsne saw the wrecked pig
YonnkI, frop, Fas.po losded with lumber, with nsirn'"
errspb 70 EEwocd " alter ESQ., See BE- Of vsdsrwh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29

OnASGE CoUSrY.-By Telegraph and otherwise We
get the following results:
Dem) elected Supervisor by 22e nsori
The r.st of lie Democratic ticket by rs msoIity
CAs.srJ stevens (Denn( e;eeed saPsa.or BY Is maj.
w.Whd,or-penniston Rep Il maj for Supervisor Bal.
slce vi TIE ticket elected Union
Montgomery dOubueSs siecs RApee (Rspl Supervisor
a. "a We have no figures
Dsaspsk elcctsa Kspulieap Supervisor.
kewbGlkk esyts llsleway tRspl b x;RA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
rtov or Wrrp nv MN Hrs.

ALLEGED DISCRETION OF WIFE BY her HIS
BkSD-Cherle w Train srs med before Justice Voorss
yesterday the complaint Maria Trsn charged him
with deertng her ana her children and leaving them without
Of support As alleged Train deserted bis suy IN 1885
time has established himself In business Lake
land L. Mrs Train having sscetained his place ofbsiaess
had him arrested On the part the defense cgncn dad
Mrs Train, when residing Staten leland stayed away
c her husband for three mo'h At the coFe the for
The prosecution tho complaint dismissed the ground that
bad been Offered eEG marriage between the paes