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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24
p1rlfEaRST AMONG TIE EUROPEANS.
They Raise a Hob to Release Them
H.,,r.r. SATURDAY. Msr.h Y. lssl

HALirky, Saturday March ~ 1864
The Royal Mail steamship America from Lives-
vool al II o'clock the morning Of the 9Th, VIA
Queenstown on the 9th inst, arrived as haiiss al
Z lock this morning. The America has 30 psasen-
B, for Boston. Her dates are two days later than
per the Anglo Saxon al Portland.
-. e steamship Edinburgh arrived ~ Queenstown,
the steamship Jrra at Londonderry, on the night
ie 9th inst, AID both reached Liverpool OF the
y Of the 9TH mat.
Re lew Cunard steamship Scotia had arrived At
& yerpool from the Clyde to take her place in the
{ rard line. The report of her is highly satisfac-
ta-~. Her maximum speed on her trial trip Was 10
u 8, and her average speed II uilos an hour.
10 screw steamer Spartan, bound 10 Halifax
wi. military stores, was lost on the passage Seven
psssops were drowned, including Cslt. Hand Of the
Sd Regiment, wife and child.
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FIRz.-Between aud o. clock Sunday morning.
fire broke ont ia the unoccupIed brick dwelling
house No. 50 Elliott place, OWED by Mr. Rch.rd
Trus,-sd, aud before the flames could be subiued u
was completely DESTROYED. The sdjoiniDg HOUSE.
No. 80, owned BY Mr.. simpson, and oceuOied BY Mr.
Joseph Atkins, was damaged to The amount OF $-00.
The loss on furniture will reach $500, upon which
there was no insurance. No. 81, owned by Mr.. 8.
j. Esstman, next caught fire. and was damaged u
the extent OF $780, IL was occupied by Mr. j. y.
Jenkins, who lost $500 on furniture. Insured la the
City Fire Insurance Company. The tire was evt
dently the work Of an incendiary.
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corrRr cALENDAR-TgIs DAY.

,.xvr CoURT--(ieSsRAL TsRM.--Nos. oofs
gs 377 IA aud any ether the cAlead~ y
! .hich both sides are ready A. ,s>x
80 sss les 1871 i3,5 ~ l1SJ Je lios lJs, ISL, ljs<
isss $40 l93, 1888, l.7s, 1891. 1904, =, ,s,,
SrrRraE CouRr-SPrgIAL TrRM.-Nos. 1854,
400 D. Az 49, 4St as ts7, CSC, tss. 40 AL w. s'' -
l2J 4aS, Az tJS, 40, tS. 40, Ky,
SuPsRIoR COUNT Part Mos. l'Si, i D.
$40 1927 3os 1885, 2s1, 1879 1884, 1853 6s, inso 10
Zoo 1908 iI70 In, l1,a ITS T7s 1852 lisa Per- ~
Nos 1865, 1891 1885 vSoe l6ol ibo9 isoI 10y a., a
ms 7s7 1918, 1871, Wa Part ~ Nos leS La ,s1
600 1885, i46 I1Ss, iSs l1so. l7ss, i7s' i'So liz"
1914 n, lEouity
CoSa1 o, gSAsGS - Ptsi lsS as,s.
Equity Nos e. 6s. Il. Y. 81, i''' 40 ''
Ia 40. ~, II, leS, ~
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FRANCE

The debsts on the Address hal commenced In the
Legislatif CorIs.
The Senate had presented their Address, and the
EmperOr's plan Of large fund being placed at bis
disposal TO reward military service, in,tead OF the
do.aton TO Gen. Montauban, il re resented as gen
orally more distsseful even than the Dptation till
II was reported that the question will be PIT in the
Legislature 70 the NUMEROUS arrests and the
therefor.
Tbs Bourse on the 9Th was firm al 70f l0c.
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THE Ninth WARD Observation-Disclosures Hove
ard C.. Conn.dy surrendered himself TO lnsPecsos
Folk on Saturday to await the action Of the Grand
Jury OH the charge of killing Paul ONeili. The
Coroners Jury had acquitted him, but the friends Of
deceased were determined that the matter should b
legally investigated and so procured warrant fos
his arrest. Becoming aware of the fact Conrsdy
came to the Hall and surrendered bimssh. lie wa
locked up in jail.
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A SrATEs ISLAND BARSBURsER.--During the
three mouths tho fiery demon has worked terrible havoc
On staten lsnd particularly Ia The nsyhborh)od OF Elliot
yi, Bsrus shops. stores. dweogs oath houses aud
Epcop. Church have been fired oy some person to the To-
hsbi'an- unknown These uyserious violations be-
coming frequent that The inhahtsu,s resolved 20 take sd
vantage u whas,rr fsctie the n-tTorol Police could
hfr 20 bes upon matter Detectives fiemsn and Roach
were sent down investigate the and ia two days
said 10 have traced these crimes armed sailor known
g. joseph Wlsou alias ZOO De Baird" lie was formerly
A. irnst. Of no sslos Snug HAbor but expelled for
condns In order 10 avoid pficon he sndosv orcd
burn h abode and bat for the extraordinary precautions
which h. h.d aiken to his property he have
surcr.sf Ia his I,n IL 10 stated that he de.ed TO esb
h the fact that hrs patrol wss neeessy aud then 'Ppy
they have collected suci.ut evidences 10 sustain dir
tuc, charges ofsscn ssn the accused On Thursdsy DO
before Justice Hsgsery o. EioIris and fully
comrltsd for trial
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HcnIcIDr on BLAcKwELL's lsLkNp.-On Satur
day @ inquest was held al Blaekwels Island on the
bodyof John McCleary, native of NewYork. 10
keeI.r on the Island IL appeared that sonie diff
cu' took place between a prisoner and lirophy.
whl the prisoner aa.aied Tho soepes ssverL times.
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MEETING OF CIdAR MAKERs.-A msss meeting Of
cgsr held Thursday evrUiug at metropolitan
Hall IN Hester street for the Of taking sotion 10 ref
pet0nng Congrrss for mo shcaon OF the pro-
yosed tobscco sUd cigars Mr. L. Solomon presided
The ob 81 OF the meeting stated by tho Chsman aud
Committee. reported petition IL asked mod hcs,ion Of
proposed tobacco and cigars setting forth that II the
provisions Of the bill proposed carried their business
would Ne seriously enisnse the price Of ciEs would he
usefay increased b, hts, taxing the leaf tobacco aud aer
ssd the manufactured sce would result great extent
In p.'ous Using snekng tebscco instead OF cigars IL
woHld be stl mora oppressive from the fact that
lectures Of Common cigars would be placed upon
tho fso'ing With those manufacturing lshef.
priced article Zach psynga tar Of cents per pond that lr
tobacco winch cigars anuacturtd would be
used for tue manufacture OF smoking tobacco thereby smos
rag th. trade OF the petit ion-T sud throw Thousands Of
,ortmen Of employment la view Of these facts, they
that he laid upon III. material alone Aud to
al yaor-m tax whereby branch Of trade would
.fer any depe..on An extended oi,cO'on followed. in
the English and German snfussr when II appeared that
p,es In the Interest Of employ preeent to
ds,nsion In which they succeeded Finally motion TO
adopt the petition, IL tabled snd COMMITTEES APP
pointed prepare another petition, to be presented al To-
luIe meeting.
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ITALY.

SQnor Cordovs has rendered his resignation o. the
Ministry Of Justice Senator Pozzi succeeded hip.
The Op.n,One Of Turin believes tue ministerial
programme will cOntsio a project for putting into
activity the Mobile National Guard.
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TuR LATEST EFFORT or rnr CousrrRrrrrrss.

On saturday night an stemp. made to put number Of
rev counterfeit. bank bs In circulation In several ards
The following detected by tho Police aud reported at
Police Headquarters; Elves, Atlantic Bank New.York
fvr, Syracnss Eanh, OF Syscuso lives Lowell Bank, Of
L. we'll, Mass. thiees. Watcher Bank. Providence
ss-rsd rom Several sTres,swsre made VIM PattsD
va. 10 the Eleventh Ward whi trying to p hvcs
the Atlantic bsns, aud SaJ3 in hves tcoonterri tho
Bsui Of syracuse, Ia this state found bis person
..o 45 ~ good money Justice Osborn committed him
Tor tTAL
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The approaching election Of officers for the Msr'
camille Library promises to afford the usual amoan1
of excitement. The Independent party publish thsu
platform in our Special eoumn to-day.
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The Bombay Mail OF Feb. IL has arrived, and the
American portion 10 on board the America. The
news IL generally anticipated.
The news Of tho settlement Of the American dis
pute occasoned great satisfaction In ludia. There
Was great excitement Ia tho COTTON plArket.
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Advertisement.
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
foR 1862.
This pspul.r Axsu.li,now ready

Thus popular ANIMAL N now roaays urxiase
PKics Is ceutsi 10 copies for VI ifo copies y ps
paid By Express 81 per oo Cash 'Trs. At%.p.o for
We supply bach nonben Of mo qua i@ pace u
cats .,sL. u.., p.I Adde'S IsS TzisOss. Hsvh"~
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REAL EsrATE.-Ths following ssles were made
March 20, by A. II. Muller:
lots ssihst, 40 feet w. of 3dsv each asIlil. Sa7s
each.
Miller g. Kennedy made the following Gales:
asory brick honse stable and ot No lN Eat 36hst,
JO< front. - rear xlS56 and l5i.s...........S7 100
81, ~. 1880
2sCroS 1900
Hou.. and lot Ne IS Est Broadway. 25I75...... $500
House .Hd lot ;jtnsI, its f. east Of Lexiuston-sv,
House aud rsse Of lot a t7,hst u q Shaw. 6OW
nou.s and lot sdolnins 5000
Lota 3jthst 80 f. Of l0thsv. 1885 9....... 700
uon.e AID 10, No. 2sg Wru 2fthst a. 5000
House and lot l2thsI $50 f. 9th sv, lSxl013.. as
Lot 5Jihs. 40 r. W. 5,h-ay SoIi00.......... IL go
lots. lh. IT. IS % av 7.19s 9........... 10 90
Lot cor New sud l13th st. 25xlO........... SO
lot adjoining above. Oh the svsnue 23rl0O...... $40
Lot saJoinibg above, tn. syesu- z31 $40
Lot sdjcinitg above, ths avenue z3xlOd......s rs
1t adj HING above, llsttt lsxO0 $50
lot iJsiing above. on I,stst 21I 80
LIT al oning above. on l,l-st, 2sI0............ US
Lot al, dining shows. ST. Z3I 800
Gore GijeiLiBg above, l2lst a., 15I2p 155
Core in Of a00ye.-...... 2io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-MAaoH 27-B>
foe Judge BETS.

fore Judge Belts.
THE RIGHTS OF CLAIMANTS IN BosDiso GOODS.
The question Of the lights Of claimants 10 bonding
seized fo violation Of the Revenue laws cst
20 to-ds, 10 the following manner;
The Collector sei,ed 32 hosshssds OF sugar clsmeA
by Luhps Co. I'll. ground that hey were nndervsaed
This APPRAISERS value 81 the goods Vas fZ lie duties
the ..r were $4,000 The Collector Of the Pon intucteA
The pict Attorney in bonding the eo,d. to demand boaA
~ Al GO covering both the duties snd the app ssd value
40 his the demnTfed and came before the Csun
loY der Ga the premises ,,.,..,,
ent could demand bond for $4,000 only. thai being the
npr,-d value that upon githdrswiEs the goods under the
hand the claimant. bonnd In sny event, 60 pay the
900 ou.. that II this is 100 should also be INCLUDED
IN M. bond AID the bond forfeited then the 1900 would
be necessarily paid by the chnan" 'he 'esonu he ~oies
would be unjust ID,
M. matter sd been decided before lie had psvony
oven his decision that the cover nuent could csm Tor oay
Inc appraised value aud directed the entity Of the folori
order:
Inv sad proctor Ia support Of ssd motion and upon bese
- AIM ,.o Assistant United states D.trict.AuofneJ
in hei.to Is hereby oTds ed THAI the nrrcnss
of ths and that the parties 90 s2ree a. 20 ths
ora .ed value. tina, an app ai,er oF arp ca DC spP
hi. Cont to determine the vaur Thereof .
m. good, were bonded oT f2iVOp sccordinty. s,h..
sidney Webster esq counsel Tor the eao ~ ,b. t.a..
, ,.n, N lied States District Attorney, Tor 'ns wv
emmsut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24

FRK IN EIGHTH AyESUE.--Yesterday morning
shoat 2 O'Clock, the millinery sore of s. Shannon
No. l63 Eighth avenue, was discovered TO be on
fire. Before tho flames could DO exlnguished
damage vas sustained TO the amount of $500, princ-
p4lly by water; Insured in tho Rutgers Insurance
Company for 81 500.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA AT HALIFAX.
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Ysw.YoRK KosrlrAL.-weekly Report to II .rch


The BEST CAPITAL A YOUNG MAN CAN HAvl
HRAp-To learn how to to the beat possible ..
,sntsgs. get q careful examination At FowLAz + WILL
No. gs broslWsy.
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STEALING Horse AND WAGoN.-Edward Dob
arrested yesterday morning charge Of entering
thr Stable Dr. Conway 10 East Broadway and stealing
the efrom horse which he susched to ,ho Doctors
tLe accused for sIAninstiJn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24

The IRIsH SoorxrIEs.-At the recent Convention
Of the Irish Societies election Of officers for the
ensuing year was held with the following result:
President, James Sanford tre.eleciedli vice-Pres-
dent, Thomas Monaghan Secretary, Edward Duffy
Assistant Secretary. Stephen Duffy Treasurer John
Wynne.
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FRsr SHlD or TBI SEAsos.-Commodors Abrs
hGmSimonson OF Staten Island took four fine shad OF
Saturday evening at Robbins Reef being tho irs
takel in our bay this season.
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THE SUMTER STILL At GIBRALTAR.
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SrEAIIyo TREASURY NoTEs--On Saturday night,
Detective Eus,ace arrested John Sullivan Of No 81 Nett
street on charge OF stealing from the coat pocket Of Job
Lyons Of No Rutgers street. the san Of fs3 50 ia Treasury
Notcs and bank bills Mr. Lyons gh. the sccassd the
set Justice Bfennsn yesterday held him to in the
.un Of 45Jo bail
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We learn that Fanny Fern" the well.knowr
au,horess, has separated from her husband, Dir
James Parton.
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GREECE.
INDIA.

The in,urr,ction 10 Nsuplia is said to have sready
cost 500 lives.
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Two Rebels Arrested at Tangier'
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PROMPT ACTION OF THE U. S. CONSUL,
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SriBBINa AFFsAY.--0n Saturday night fight
took pace GROCERY the Of Forty seventh street
aud Eighth avenue kep by EdSard H. Kernel darg which
lohl Cofoey WAS twice stabbed Ia the breast with sdis
knife by homa, Wsh wbs made his esoape. Goaney
convey ed 10 the hospital
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MILITARY MArrERs.~-Tho 10th Regiment N. Y.
y, Col. Rorbaeb having been provided with arms
and socouIeunenis on Saturday morning. lejt tho
Park Barracks about O'Clock in the afternoon, and
in the evening proceeded to the seat Of war.
Companies y, l. II, and X, Of tho lst Regiment
Maine Cavalry, numbering 376 men, fully
equipped and mounted arrived In this city Sstur-
day morning, and 10 lhe evening proceeded To the
se.i vi war. For como month"; past they have been
encamped at Augusta, Me., and will join the lot
Battalion of tie comma d, y nish was forwarded 10
ths zeal U. war last week.
Upon the order Of u large number OF our mer-
chants, dessrs. Tiffany 4 Co are manufacturing a
nm stand Of colors for The sh Regiment n. y State
Militia a. "A tribute for tie response they made 10
the call Of the Government, during tie early part Of
the war. The colon will consist OF an embroidered
regulation State and Iesiuoutal color with appIo-
mite designs, and s.Dationai standard and Two
gufons. =,
o,,hr,. and viii arrive in town in day or Two, en-
ror,o for tue seat Of war. They ars encamped a.
Leoy and Rochester, and under the command Of
Col Fuller
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Tns Cabinet Acknowledge the Block
ade Effectual.

qaE NOTION FOR INVESTIGATION NEGiTIVED
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TIE CHARTER ELEcTIoS.-rhs new City Cbse-
Ter bill, which, among other provisions. postpoues
the charter election from Spring to Fall, aud pro-
vides for paying the Aldermen yearly salary, y
esp eced to become law during the rst par. Of thh
week, having already passed the Assembly. In the
Senate there appears to be hitchn relation to the
amount of ,be salaries. Some Of the Aldermen think
their services worth 81 900 each, while others think
$500 will do. Senator Smith Is opposed to making
the Office sslarisd one aud the probability is thsa
the clause will be stricken out. Preliminary meas-
ures have already been taken by the political County
Committees to hold their primaries; out If The bha
becomes law, as there is now a very good prcspeoe
that il will they will find it Necessary TO reconsdss
their former action.
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OUR BLOCKADE IN PARLIAMENT.

srupENpOUs FALSEEOoD BY MASON
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-aAScH "-'''''

COUKr OF GENEkNL ohoNIo.''
,u.,.., u.rvov seuyicled of ielonious assault
on Amo. Page fined 30 of an .,,,mp, at petit las
fatflch pTsoBmrut la the Guy Frtsce
cePy pssdrd guilty to an s's.a!' On Lou"
Faed,n5seh, nueio csp'''
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The latter drsw bis pistol to intimdate the refractory
prisoner and Q crowd OF Lis fellows who had gath.

prisoner aDd crown OF LIS fellows who had gath.
cred around, when the weapon was accidentally dis
charged the ball taking effect in the right temple of
deceased, killing him Instantly. The Jury rendered
verdict that the deceased came to his death from
a psto-shot wound from TIE discharge of pistol in
the hands of Patrick j. Brophy; aud the Jury ex-
onerate said Bropby from all blame"
HARBoR DgrENsEs.-At an adjourned meeting OF
Bank Officers and Insurance Presidents held at the
Chamber of Commerce on Saturday evening, in
regard to the harbor deenses, was resolved Pend
ing the action Ct the Legislature and Common Coun-
ell Of this city, to adjourn, to meet again at the call
Of the Committee of the Chamber Of Commerce, and,
in view of the great importance Of the subject to
seud Committee to Albany TO urge immediate
action the part Of the Legislature. The following
named gentlemen appointed a Committee to
proceed to Albany: Messis. Thomas TiIeston Benji-
min H. Fisli, Moses Ii. Grinnell, George 7. Hope,
Ezra Nye.
Excess OF WoMgs.--Tbe census OF this city in
1850 and that in 1860, show the following COM
parsons:
1850. 1s60. Incs....
WHIT WIFI: , sss i i:ss,a
Excess Of fenalol.. 5,7l6 1880
Tho colored population has materially declined in
NUMBER though the excess in females is in far greater
proportion.
1850. 1860. Decrease
Coor.d .,.,..,...bO93 5Jgl TOT
GSored females. It'Sl 20
Excess OF f.malea...I619 1880
The excess Of females Of s classes in 1850 was
,33j; in 1860 it to 81 053, and this before the
war; A census taken at this moment would show
an excess Of EJ1y thousand women.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

THr BR0oxLYK ART Ass0CIArroS.-Tbe fourth
reception Of the Brooklyn Art Association took place
at tho Academy Of Music. in Montague place, on
Wednesday night. The collection Of paintings was
large, and the spectators were numerous. Brookiyp
donors art on these occasions with heartioess and
zeal that are strangely in contrast with the conven
nonsl deas Of the purtanica austerIty Of the dwell
lers on Brooklyn Hiebts The people Of that
elevated region are veheneny opposed TO theatrical
entertalnmen'', which they will not permit in their
beautiful theaer Tut they very generous patrons
of music and painting, and the result Of each Of the
receptions Of the Art Association has been tho sale
of very considerable number Of pictures and orders
for maBy more.
The reception on Wednesday took place, az usual.
in the small concertroom Of the Academy, bui
the whole Of their lovely theater was brilliantly
lighted up, and open TO the visitors Tho recep.
tons of the New.York Associations are very small
Affairs compared with these in Brooklyn.
The pictures exhibited were not altogether new.
but there were considerable number that had noA
before been before the public, and among them was
= very 6pe genre subject by Mr.. Ls Clear, which he
calls " The ltinerauts." 1t is street scene, the
central figures being boy and girl, apparently
brother aud sister, with violin and tam6ourinss
while group CT children, dsrkey, and an old apple
woman compose the lockers on and listeners. There
quiet passages Of pahos and humor in the group,
and most Of the figures would make very effective
little pic urea, if copied siugy Mr.. Le Clear siss
exhibited very striking and carefully studied hes1
Of himrelf Mr.. w. o. Stone had very telling pof.
trait OF the Rev. DR.. Littlsohn and there were
sral good heads" but portrait Of young lady,
called " The Evening Starr by Mr. F. b. Csrpeo-
ter, the fortunate owner Of which is Judge Catos
Of Iuois, carried of the honors Of the evening in
the department of portraiture. 1t is, no doubt, ~
accurate portrait, beside being very charming pie-
ture Mr.. GignouI, the President Of The Associa-
ton, bad several fine landscapes, and among thsa
one in bis best manner, q gorgeous sunset Oh the
coas. Of Maine, Mount Deser,. Mr.. Williamson,
Secretary Of the Association, contributed some Of
bic Oeely fruit aud f,wsr pieces and Mr. Fslconss,
one Of the active members, contributed very fns
water.color view Of /" An Old Homestead" Our
Future Generals" was the title Of Wilkie-iks
group of young boys playing vigorously at soldier
ing. Hubbard, Sbattuck, Clifford, Coendsr. Bier.
stsdt, Kensett, Caaery, Gray, S.esrns Stsigg, and
Casilsar were among the noticeable contributors
among our New-York artists.
TIE Exhibition comprised very nearly two hund-
red pices, and ii will remain open to the public until
Saturday night the price Of admission being buS
dime.
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AsOTHre RAID UPOs rHk GasBLERs.-On Sstur-
day afternoon the police made general descent upon
tie ganb houses Of tie city. The establishments
kep, at No. lI3 Falon street, No 2J3 Broadway,
and No. ll9 Mercer street were entered, and about
hny gamblers suerted. They were oil taken before
Recorder Hoffman at his Office in Wall street, who
com uit,ed some Of them for trial. and discharged
large number Of them, who were not Immediately
implicated in the business.
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CusToN-HoUsZ AFrAIRs.-The receipts on Sa'ur-
day were. Imports, sliO,S9 III Withdrawals from
Warehouse, $50, 1888 OF. Total, $l77,7Sl 81.
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OLIVER GoLDssITH.-Mr. Richard OGorms
will lecture this evening at Irving Hall before tn
NewYork Catholic Library Association. Subject
Oliver Goldsmith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24

Excess OF woMEs.-Tbe census Of this city in
1850, and that in 1860, show the following COM
PARSONS:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24

The Hon. c. II. Wyek returned 10 this city on FIJI
day. here tho business Of tho Investigating
CommItieo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24
CITY ITEMS

day evening next soiree is TO be given at living
Hail, the proceets Of which are to be devoted to
the relief Of Corporal VIM. L. Wilson OF the Let
Fire Zouayes and family, who are suffering for the
ordinary necessaries of life. a few days before the
battle Of Bull Run Wilson was home on fuFough,
but hearing meantime that his regiment was moving
toward Manassas he babe bis family a tasLy adieu
and 'et off TO rsjoin bis command. The regiment
bad left Alexsndrs before Lis arrival, but ho started
after them on foot aud arrived just in time to take
part in the battle, where he WIS severely wounded
aud tuken p'iso,er by the Rebels. For five mouths
he remained in captivity, and recently returned
bone utterly destitute