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A CONFIDENTIAL letter written IA July last. ly
Mr. HOMAGE GEEELFY h. the President in relation
10 the \ asara Peace Inference, uhs Just appeared
IN 4 /. country through the medium OF she MAJ
chcs.cr tEnylsndy EvAviNHR whose Washington
correspondent ..t possc,s.ol II u In s5mo uuc1-
planned manner. THIS letter las furnished to a
certain class Of J.urnas theme for v.ocut
urade against its author aud is tone I'D Character
i,ej A. Of very lu,su,uah,c Dos atty. M GTRELGY
suggests IA this mis,.yo Jan u adjustment fur
the issues involved ia the present wa, the le.d.u.
points ~ which Ar dat tho un,uu shall be Fcssor-
ed aud pcrlesu.,ei that slavery ftsll he utterly
abolished, and that TO United States shall pay 10
the slave States four LuuiIel million dollars IN
Government stocks comp nsation for thcr
slaves. 1ho IsrA rnph Which soeu- 20 be- the
,biyl cause Of wrath On he par, ol tie as,4lus
| journals b., tho f5loNing:
~ yeature ~ remind you nst our hce ing,
| bankrupt al most dyIug country also Ion tor
pczcc-sAudlcrs al Tue prospect Of fresh coa.cup-
| tunr, Of further Wholesale dcyagtltIuls, and Of
new rivers II human blood aud a wac spread
! conviction hat the Government AID It's p oniucuI
suIpor.,TH are upt an1 QUA Iur peace, SUD do not
| Improve proncryl opportunities &c. achieve II, Ia
| uylus trcAt LGTin low, h4l 80 MORALLY certain,
uni 90 removed, to du ia sIo-,er - tAc approach
| r. elections"
Iis Hlo that The condi.i. " .ue country at any
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B ., .. ~ pi ..I-.-'.u- Y. ''I. -. y %. -
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....... Ie liu..,-. Ito" 'ft. .ni f.. D. J.. 70
! ... enf M. C.m...g',- .i this ely is TO 's..c
f,r.as for tho amount .ithou DELAY me BlrFr BE- 20
hl o. power ~ nplY.ut sO'frtFfy, AZ It,'.-iy
erts anu chief ,u'iueer Win ~ many a-ti,
engineeIs a. are needed, bud rifo ~ employ the re-,
uuiVitc number Of rinrn, drivers, ieneh ara
ho.,uen $50 far a- unpt cable thcsn pCtrnus are 10
. cited from the present. act't ahd exempt me-
men of he ti.tfit tiuu,n ANA their NY autu- ave
gi,rn tho riyhi OBJ Nv "a uuy IC or while guius 10
II e-cL fireman IS ~ wear UNIFORM ana bals' M
Ci AGED hen ri. Lca lDu4 la nlittnied' ut N' "
them thal le entitled 10 the pr'u's's ahh' g. 'hI
tons Of exempt nlcmc.. NJ ycih0u not member u
u @ nes force v l b. aOEci % wear ID" un i9u' ~
oct ~ nIentu. T. H. ulufe"Nct, piOYdcd tAt e't'y
pefsou huIaing Office under tHia .r' rihH ~ tA' I
ron n,i.,tnr, or iurv duy, and tom au'st on c''il
ylocuts, gLi.c IrtuAl. on ddtJ.
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TIE So LOUIS R-rraucAs .'Hesa'h .r'' ''''

TIE So LOUIS R-rr1LcAS oft., 2.ih .rs' s'''
. iu. .,...lt.ul. o. Ni. ain .f L..-.. joe
'.II'g. 'Is.y 'os. plt.c 20 c-c .'-..F . t".-
c.ucyI, tl fle s..IOid 10 .I. t,t I-On ..
bar. hld 1oeu convicted by nj itarr cl.ui1 -
CO.. Icing "a guerr.A4 .lj highway IooLOr Viii be
IrUtt sted hs innocence Of the charge. ind claimed
that he wa, regular soldier o the Confederate army
firm u, d ~ an, vhupisccdei him. Al.er listening
- the reading of The charges finding and sentence Of
the military cOmfn.-ion aud the order for biz eAecJ-
ton he made address the crowd Of some minutes
IN leugth
'Gentlomen, have protected aralnst the char,e
in- ron tie cOfumc.e,f1,ut ill this day. never
admitted u Lush tLa,Erf INTO my house, khoAing
nm ~ he such. an Con edcTnte soldier. ~ a. an
wa ever ~ within the walls 81 blAtiot ftIsou NLC
v - a tluoT colder Of the '0nieterntn arm than
nave cen. | hOIr thai 10 solder within The touhd
oi ms voice VIII ever BE- brought where stand.
bccAuse he l. soldier. listed IN the caIe" 81 ne
south, and deserted le.ause wantel 10 he Win
ny family. and here have beeu DrVul 1t Tor hghtnR
tor Tie SoutL. AMI N ths l. to We tire iutr Of re
SU'l. AMI lu to /" hung for iehlr5 for ne SOUTH
81 have "a say thht b. Tire dean wolid chOOr,
Nrn'emor, aish YOU 10 understand thnt die a. -
Cluiiau man, ard be- a brave soldier
Niicr EtIp linz % f'N tuIueui~ AZ prayer ne hip-e
and stuud erect a t.Hruput tu'uC tie uuUsD tC'oro
hfn, aui then stcr,ed f0rRGIu upoI The tfhp. VI p
tsc" aud figure uoa tot'Ecu'd gr,t emotion, AMI he
showed symptoms Of tanunt. llt- igt ftIIp'Cd ara
his hfs VuiyCfri. but d" comnunaci himself nud
siol' fare sell "a tlr crowd shatinr hauus TN tic
priest 4nd Captain Allen .nd calling thou nv uun"
The white ZAP VIVA fs4tyuVd al.ut he incc nnd The
nOOae fixed Ia Au instant A. the trf- fell the rope
Wa broken. and Harris fell HE foil lcurih uiHn mo
ground. hut the iody ay Wotioni"'s, nnd rNMliihA-
ton phOHod that hie about extinct. 10 losf than
Eve minutes alter tho fA. Harris Was pronounced
dead by tho attendant physician.
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The New Fire ncpnrtmcnt.

TUE Paid FIR Department Ri having pared
the Assembly yesterday, now only needs til" ss-
nstiro Of the Governor W become . law. lhe long
oonter, betwcsn toe respective friends u tie old
and Of the new system Is therefore euded. Tho
volunteer Ere organization, whose history dates
took almost TO tho first invention OF machines Tor
,Irnglishing fires, aud which hal been looked
upon a. one u tic pcruancut Institutions II the
city, is now swept away by LEGISLATIVE euaetmcnL
70 be substituted by = s. stem claiming to h. moro
progressive. Bu. now ihSt the reilrners have ne
conplshod their end, the next question will be-
~hether tho change IL u advantage o. tho city or
not, Everybody will admit, "A none moro r-n 'ily
than tho hremen themselves, tha any reform
should be adopted which IL calculated g. promote
the public interest. The opponents Of tho
The volunteer system have bseu rrumtliug o.
tong, and have 80 diligently lAboted In their
searches for defects and abuses IN II, that
u will doubtless lie good thin to give hcm m
opportunity Of testing Their theories - many
rXcelencies lave he N claimed for the new policy,
that the public have become anNi1ua - see Il, IN.
The verdict u tic Legislature "a, that the Pad hire
department snail have a tuAl, and Il II falls to
work satisfactorily, 1t will DO very easy thin; 10
f
hors anoN WIN re'A'' " '.I"el "oN''e WV"
mo hremen' 'n consequence o' me passage o, INC
MI IN qu's"oh' We ai,feAeL' ho'4hS oil We
Nun' Inc pf'Meh arr we 'A'' H"'S nom wa u
we "ouId expect Ni'en' oPp"suoh - rue law
Their record dufn' TIE r'o's of I'''' Hni oN many
MINOR OCCASIONS tla' "e might MENTION prove
,heu 10 he Iho defenders, and not the Asssau,s Of
ee la" Resides ua' 'h"y kno" very sell that
ho'hhR could 60 strongly tend to "ean public
favor "Warl tie palA system NJ an attempt 10
prevent me exp m'u' being '"ed' lHe lIemen
cannot u' p''H'i Tor 'eehns asR'.e'el " MS sud
Gen s"'cp'hS ava! OF 81 'AA''1''"h 10 ""'eh Ney
"cto i"h"l! hNt'He" "u"' IN VIC" OF 80 Ney
have endured. tie uurvwaried labor lcy have
.Hotmch, nc lefH'hAl o"hser bty have
irCrrred on behalf of tho civ tr.uyh
'
long -csra ana without remuneration, n
..,,-, A.. ,.r.,,.5 H., ,k.. ,,m H..
- 'Nf'' say "'' '''
cry favorable toward this innovation. Blu
a., 49, . -
80 I'"it l'''Y 10Y 'n' ''''n'h 70 P'fsN" ALI
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To.p,y tie amended internal revenue iaw goes
n,o operation. and hcr, ara many important
changes rom thc o. law " .h D.. . desirable for
tic pui 'ic 10 remember. Ac,I.l ITO It's provo
tons, ,vefy nan 8. obliged l. report to tho tax c,l.
l,.tor ~ his district whether be- IA rca L.lle 10
taxation or nj; and tie fact II having received no
notice VIII b. 100 Cause Tor exemption. The arst
Monday u Ny IL trc outside l'mt OF tine or
ra,ti1, sad t,I.u-i anil asses incu,n VIII he made
ur,n al who fail TO- comply with this provision
TIC Income tax - materially CHANGED Tie tax 10
now Eve per cent on 40 10 ONES between 5000 SAd
5000, sud ten per cent. on al mcomos tNec DING
5000. Manufacture and other arucl meruon-
eI IN section % # ITO 1T passed IN june OF 'As'
year " D have to 10y an additional tx % twenty
per cent. Cigars w,llpsy ten dollars per NO sand
regardless OF quality substtute brokers will ''
o. Iiged To Jay TAX y 80 on every man te'ruiNl
by then, aud after the FIRST u Ma, /, will bs ne
cesssry for them to take out licenses, costing 300
IA zach case such are the lea ling I'In" Of d'her-
ence between 80 origl al Law sul The one no"
substituted. nwil, 10 seen that tie amel.men'
i, more wocpng IN .s application than M Oh
b..I, and Ill materially Increase Vie revenue.
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Mnshlnaton Market Retail Report.
Rorortcl expressly for "'rur srN,"ty VA ALLIES
BluriII a.. Produce Commission Merchants,
~ Washington Stt,cal


TEmAY EyENINU, March 81, 1865.
We notice that veal IL lover Ihe dcmanl 8, not
are, and roeo,p'1 o., free Market rates generally
a.o much the same ~ Last week, much -o shat Ac
make but t.v change.
HutfL,rE Htd's-ro-st hcoG pri.aC, @5aiG.. com
mon, 25naGc; rirllin, ut a5ai.c yer pound; porter
house, iHi5c comb ci 2Jaa0c veal, =5HO' tor tiui
qu,'trIa. -U-Jc for fore quarter unttou ..A.~c
Iarh, .ar-fU htCuu -a25c; fresh fV a, 2u' cOiued
lrt, -st. iv .Au--ltA -.d-'t ult' i-t i's 3uaa;
ton ug. pcr to2 r ,'c laid' ia ,,as - loun1' IN
Iou,vg s,.,Game. -Turkics, p-ime, s2e4c, chick
chickens. ! "a ~; rsbhits per pair al ID, pig.
Ll,isr ana C.,,ss-uganrc county butter 90 pals
j. olI to-! lay NJ stout i.alac per pouad Prime s,ao,
lu.tor at linio iy.R~Alo At .alaie %. pound :;
'FrGE &t-A91cS, srccnines, t,le peck, 5la75c
rY.tlCuucTes oya.oc; common . guIc o.HulD., 4 "a
&C peg dozen l,Wo"A -g5uc; GI.uG Atpltl. FER
le- suarL luc' chestnut, per quart, .hg PEANUTS
p.r quart c,aubyri't yer lLArt, AG5u utuncs,
p,' POUND, .ip, cherries A.n 'r dried Hpp"-, pei
quti' SO tnifius lcI l"unl' l'u''c ..,
Ten uHt 'O7e'.-OOionr, Goal -; Fnsiish break
fast. az > sr,tu, 3Jal JU; missed, -,H. cot
i.a, pu.rv buut ", Domingo l'l1.c; Java, Use rye,
j, .Sfils, Lima bean, are selling at e5a3-c % ok
tRttt gotaio,'' --nb,c ~ potatoes pearh h.oSs a,
la. r.; liuU0 Alberto -geU"; lgT..- phito uat,
pei ts krt, 5Oyc, cuIIps pei basket, H-, btcti, hal-
be-, -, lettuce ~ 4'.-j' lpr u4y g4nln-e, mite,
.usauc r'd, Arb e. parsnr- o. pr bs-kc sgu s.r,
e. Ter pound, 81 ptar, "a, o.luN- white, email
measure sc red, 50aslc FER pcaS yellow, AZ @
b. a'tdni Crn,L,r'-whc Loaf l.sl5c, - e, lie;
tt.AIHr. l'rt tNfh plot ici pound lIt. g., sweet
crackers, * Boston, ljaIoc soda l.GiGc; butter
S.ri,ies ssucr krou,, l5c per quart honey. box,
White clover ai5c per round dc strained, 'ui &c
crushed. l-alg.c tugnr house syrup, pr SALON.
! -; u.olss-r., y, o., ! Uul p. cAldel, tAIo'' /,
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No'cs VI nh The denominations named viii he
promptly furnished unou receipt Of sul -crpt ons
and the notes forwarded at once, The interest 10 10th
June will be- paid Ia advance hy tho local Sub
scrpton asonts at the time Of subscribing. Ihisis
THE Only LOAS N MAEkEr
nov offered by The Government and 1t IL confidently
e29ertcd that it, superior advantages will maxi 1t the
GREAT pOpt LAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Ioss than $50, $4,000 u The Loan authorized IN
the last Couglc.s are nov on the market. This
amount at the rate at which It IL being absorbed, viii
sl' he suhrcrhcd for within four months, when the
no.es vll undoui tcily command premium, ~ hn
uniformly been the oloaing the fubsc ripiions
W other Loan
In order that citizen, Of oyory aud section Of
the country may BE- afforded facilities for taking the
loan, the National Hsnks, State Banks and Private
BANKERS throughout the country have generally
agreed 70 receive subscriptions At psr subscriber
AL select their cwu agents, In whom they have Goa
tdence, and sho only to be responsible iot the 10
livery Of the notcs Tor which tho receive ORDER.
JAY COOkE-
Subscr ptiOn A gent Philadelphia
March s5th. 1850. $50
Ned Buniline's Own-The New series of
ths Great htcIury paper out and for sale b.
AL ucwsmcn. uflcc g. Ann n. l26
Grover n Bakers Filst Premium Elastic
Stitch and Lock Stitch reviug MShnrs, isj Broad
uAv, Ne. oh and $50 Fulton t. Brooklyn $50
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Fi..pe,aI news. Markets. &c.

N-e York, Pritav March 81, 6 ~. Tn GuctuA-
ton. In gold, ~ buietinod al Glin's Merchant "a
chance today, have been fooss Al 10 80 A. N.
lsi'a. ll.iO, i5l'.; 70, 1917; lLtn, 15lh; II.
l5lA; MA I5l',; ll.9l l5lh: li.3N, 1852 II w.
l5lE; 49,, 1879; y, itl.s; i2iG lcls, ltIe
l5lh; t1.5G l5lt; 1913, l5i's; l. ljl's; 40
ttlS; iql 1852 l.35, i5it.; lyL ljlA: 2, Elt'
2.lj, 1872. 925, BIS f.3t. i5l'a; sbj. lb!a B;
g, i5li,3 3.lO lJi'r; 1928, DIX. Bin l5l* 800
lil.s,4 i5lA. 80, 1914. AT TIE s'0S LSchArfo
MI, morning there WIZ sudden rush to buy railway
shs'o' ami the first call there va sharp advance
aith large husiuoss, which continued 10 the close o.
the DAY. The sdyancc IN general stocks vas from y
10 per cent Goyommeu.- we're strong With GOOD
demand. 40 second hoard ~ns held to-day In conse-
lucucc Of tho funeral Of NJ. Jacob Little. The loan
market was Gotive at per cent. with eNcrutiond
trlusactous ut lower rates Commercial p.f"r vas
offered more freely, and pN.sei NJ ~. lotcisn
er,hanre continues duu At llG a1'9q There wa
teucs oi depression VA the produce markets to-day,
and .till lower prccs vero male generally, while
the lu,iucss was limited In nearly an directions.
Flour declined Doe. iOc. wheat Sc. a O.. Corn &c
| Osts g. e5c Wheat j.. q &C.. F0lE ~. Cotton C
a &c. sIe Of prime Western Oats, deliverable on
| the opening of the Canal, was made At I,c.
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TrE iiM proxmo viii 10 tic fourth auui' orsAiy
Of the surrender o. Fort sumter n the rebels, aud
tie eyont will be maze the occasion Of grand
national celebration At Chartaton. Gc4cral Ron
HRt ANDERsoS hA. a. the solicitation of tho Prcsi-
dent, consented - De ~ Charleston ON tat day
and h. raiaa over the rAuuarts u sumter Tie Den
teal aay hist the miui-us o'trcl'on compelled him
30 lowor four years before. When tho Old lag s"
again rowu h. the breeze, n salute u Que hundred
gun. will be irol from the fort and alao II IN The
various forts aud batteries Vat engaged IN tho
original attack. Il Is expected that llESLY WAEp
BEEcnER will deliver an appropriate address on the
occasion, and that the ceremonies generally viii Pc
Of a character lit'nf TO tn glorious event which 1t
is designed TO Commemorate strange contrast
will tAis spectacle present 10 that which occurci on
The same spot four years before. Thea Charleston,
the city /, which ~ justly accorded the paternity
u M rebellion, was Jlbiatng over the success Of
iua first experience M overt tresson-thc surrender
OF Fort Sumter, with MAJOR A,pEgsoS and bis
| htus band of ninety men. The celebration now
announced will DO n honor OF the cNtirp1ton o
treason from i's meat, Ia honor az an aycas-1 flag,
and as a marx ,st TIC city ia which isiA'oa was
| f.mtntel has st at t.eia lIt.us rc1ThGion for
| i.I iulauy.
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L. 5. 5-go six PER Cent.

These 1onds are nos worth premium, which In
creasss the sctuL profit on the 1880 loan, and lite
e1srpD.,0n from state and municipal ,drdt,on-
d,ifs JrVn one to hyo psr cent. NOR, according
N the rate levied on other property Tho interest Is
payable u currency -annuaily By coupons attach
% b och note, which may te cut of and sold any
bank or banker
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NOTICE = THE ST. JANIS ROMAN

NOTICE - THE ST. JAMES ROMAN
! Catholic T A, Il Society will hold public tenn
pe rance meeting IN their rooms In Roose, cit 49,
sunday evening next the "a inst, a. o'clock. ILs
meeting will le addressed ON tho subject Of tcmpec-
aLce bv tho following Gentlemen Nj. VIM CariolL
Mr. John Dunn, and Mr.. BIophy. Mr.. Richard Field,
Mr. Henry O'sulivaA!, and Sir. Z har.es stockcr wiz
sns some select songs during the evening. 1hs
members ther nanies aud the public Fone ral .a's
Terlecuuuy invited. The quarterly me .uns VIII
take place on the Mondny ,yeuug ici,.w ng, Ap =
80 NJ o'ciock. JOHN ACGRAIII, Icr, DA\ ID
BARILEN, sc. lyJ
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GROCERIES.

{ 70 TO THOMAS 4. AGNEW, 2GO AND !62
- IleenSlch 81 coz, Of huuy ST. and there you
w LAl ltas coteea tsh, tCuI and everything else
house sTs
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DEBEILION AND RI VI AXE NEARLY
at an End invite all those who are csirCus j;
o. iu- Ar,rty and unite prevail once uOie- TO come
flIg aud and Din the father Mathew /, A. B. Society,
MOAN ! who hold a Public temperance Nee n.
81 .heiT hail. oo5 East l2th II, o. sunday evening
April ID ~ 10 oc.ocE, 7, NJ. sptaae.- lor tDe oc'
,l.ion Mcssrs. Iltn, OF brooklyn, AID Dl Law
SINGING by MessTs. Dewuey aud R.oy, Me. kene-
fck ami Hss Zelozo. k!e, LAT NCELOr MURPHY,
Pr,s WILLIAM OBRIFN Rec sec flS
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EATHER MATHEW L. Is. T. A. i. So
L ccty, branch No /, will hold their uicoliur On
sunday evening" a. their Hall, ZsI hudson st. Ad-
dgesscs ~ Me.sTs !. +. Madden and LAngton. sing.
ing by hessr'. kley, aud o. sullivan. Dir, Manahan
Wll play some HARMONIOUS music on the harp and
violin sILNEsIEK BIRNE, rres. JUHJ
WALSH Rec SEE. liy
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FATHER MATHEW 4. 4. Is. SOCIETY,
No. ., 81 y. \, Public meeting in their hal, ,th
ave, between bIth and 18th stt Sunday evening.
TODD speakers will address the meeting. y. B.-1bs
monbcrs aIe hereby notified 10 attenu their nOnth-
-, order Of T. X. III RCELL, Pres. THOs,
AEAGHIR, Res Sec. ls3
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FATHER MATHEW 7. \. i. SOCIETY,
L No. 2Ot y. \. (FAIenty v III hold Pubic lem
prruco Needing at thelr hsll cor sd 81 aud "a
IN SUNDAY evening, he 20 Instant 1t = o'clCcki
speaking by Mr.. Miller and others Good singing
Come early, y. B,-,luarefy meeting iOr the cleo
ton Of officers for the en.uIug term viii be held 10
the hall At . O'Clock Ia the afternoon. Al M aeLt
mrubor will " uned. N. j. sAJs Pes. IIlUS,
COSCANNON. Rec. Sec. 100
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Thee notes are issued under date Of June 18Th.
isj5 and are payable three yely from that time in
cu1eucy, VI are convertible st the opuon VI the
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THE Young MEMS, FATHER MArHEM

i society No l OF n Y, will hold a Pubic lem.
poruco Meet.ng at their hail COZ oi S4th t and Il
ave on suudas eyeniAs Aprl "a. The meeting
j. 7. Madden, Esle and Nj. Cilliugham. singing
by Mas " Aahon,y, Miss smith, Mr.. MIlstor aud
Others uEo' BROWN, PIet JOHN c, BAGLi,
A. psH.
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q PIBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING az

u DhiN iH''i i'i'N.', T. hILi NV VI
the Father Mathew /. 4. Is. Soccty, No. g. y
Y. will be held at Father Mathew Hall 2u6 Fiehth
ave on SUNDAY, a. /. ~ speaking by MessIs. toll
., stoner and liaydock singing by Aeasu. King,
Mccarthy, Pecan aud Miss Nasin. EDV ID,
EEOWSE ITest. 1T kE AAGt lRE Rec. S,c'y.
\. ia turiuess meeting Of the members viii Ia
held at2 =. VI. The Concert Committee aIu required
to attend 1t the time. BY order
80 l.. BROWNE. Prest
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k,EATERR.

CARTER-On March Both. At her residence, III
East 25th st. Matilda the beloved wife Of John Car
tor, AGED " years
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'THE fATHER MATHEW T. A, r, 81

THE FATHER MATHEW I. A. b. Society.
L No. , OF Brooklyn, r, D., viii hold 4 temperance
meetlns' al y. O'clock tomorrow eyeulugAt ltiup,r
Ance hdl, cor Grand and h Sta. Speaker Mo'.ra
buchanan, iceland and Judge Daily singers, N ssis
stokoi AID LAAdon. Sl.clal meeting al z O'Clock
sunday Stteinoon. THOMAS BUYLAN, PEA NOD
NJ. LLDl u, sec, III
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I'ATHER MATHEW T. 4. B. SOCIETY,
Il No. 2, brooklyn, Hall, No lGS Fulton II, hold
public meeting On sunday evening, at o'clock.
speaker d A. sutton Esq, Or. Cummings and Nj.
Connolly. Eminent vncalists will be prcpeut Il
All members in arrears arc requested to pay tina
Simc, OF tho shall he erased. HIGH DALLAGIlEE,
President, JOHN CT KkEN, Secretary. 10
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AT A KEGTLAR MEETING OF THA

AEuickA litetsIy Association, fel at the Club
Rooms on Thursda. evening March 3u, the following
ollcers wefp elected tor the ensuing torn pr0s 81
dent Tin othy l. L,vnch. Vice pfosident-F
" hultz. lee. : c.-John W.NiOloi. Coz. sec
All rd .fctti' Treasurer Patrick FOX LlbGarisn-
William W. Nulha1. Criur-,leremiah r. LIN h,
sCrgtHnt-at-Auus James \. kirkland i4s
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A PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD by
LIthe YOUNG Mems FAher hAther I. A Is society
No l. Of Brook n a Latluer Hall 81 and 2l2 Cou1
VI. 81 ruult evening, at o'clock l.. " John " liza.
ksl., the nde gable u. Iangon, Esq and NJ Bro
ply, Ed, viii address the audience Sinping by Mr.
>. Connoily and Nj J. Lummnss, At pubic ncet-
members me all reuueated to meet on sunday NJ 4
o'clock l.. NJ to elect officers Tor the ensuing torn,
the tiue Ut the PIE ,ent iucumbenta having expire
DANIEL O'RLlLLI, Prest- JOHN KELLY, Rec.
rtcty. 11b
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ETNI TIEN NNI UEN 7. 4, II, NUV III
L No. 3, Brooklyn-Hall, ~ Court st-Attles,es
tomorrow evening the subject OF Temperance, BY
Hon. :. Is. Cole aud j.. /. Perry, Esq. At =. VI. .
meeting Of the society will be held fof the uCmna-
u0n Of officers for the ensuing term, join TER.
hEG, Pres. j. O'SHAlGH NESSH, Rec Soc Ia
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The above figures exhibit m average Decline chest
nut coal Of about e. stove coal 81 40, egg coal 81 CO.
month"; and an increase OF zoe per ton In crate coal
during the same period.
ARRIVAL on The sBEvcA Boy Mr.. John c. Hoe.
man, accompanied by his wife and mother, arrived In
this city yesterday. and stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel Since his landing in America last week he has
been 10 Meridcn Conn to his relations, and now
visits New York 10 afford his old friends an opportunity
OF seeing him. Mr. Heenan looks In prime condition,
and " anything much improved since he lett America.
He has lost flesh whatever and a grasp from his
bunch OF hyes gives painful intmaiion OF The pre-
senco OF his pristine strength He has not as has been
stated lost hts mustache, which still gives TO his face
that det~vrr ned look He expresses himself delighted
at again visiting New York but does not ray anything OF
his Intentions for the future.
PICKED rp AppIrr.--Captain Phillips OF the United
States revenue Uno picked up yesterday after
noon near the narows skill about fourteen feet long,
containing negro boy about fifteen years Of age who,
doubt would have gone out 10 sea but or bis timely
deii,crance, as no without oars. and had beeen
twenty hours the boat Ho calls himself George
Hiliard, ahd says he left village near the Canal in
jersey The boy Is in tho care Of tho police, and the
boat ~ on board tho Uno a,,t,.
FEARruI FAir--IssTASr DEaru.--Coroner wildey yes.
tcrday held an inquest The body Of Peter Carrigan
scamsn, who was almost instantly killed by falling from
the tcpraant rigging Of tho ship Uncle joe lying al
pier No East river 10 the deck Deceased was at work
IN the rigging, whom he Lost bis hold and fell distance
Of eighty feet The jury rendered verdict Of accidental
death Deceased who lived In Cold street, Brooklyn,
was only nineteen years Of age.
CAnpEx AND ANNOY PIER. The Camden and Amboy
Railroad lines leaving the city 81 SIX A. NJ and two
NJ by steamer, via Phladeiph a. have recently changed
then place Of ieDarturc from the foot Of Barclay street
10 picI no North river Of The foot Of Battery place