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WARTS. AUCTION 8AI1ES. Ciig grins oft Aosnp. FIRST EDITION. By Telegraph to Brooklyn Daily Eagle FROM FORTRESS MONROE, The Re organization of tub Democratic Party.

A Democratic Conference was held at Washington last night, and was participated In by all but four or Ave members of Congress who were elected ob Democrats. Mr. Corning, from the Albany diatriet, presided. It is ascertained that the Conference was principally confined to the consideration of the resolutions reported from a committee, of which Mr. Vallandlgham was chairman, declaring in subtance that the restoration of the Union and maintenance of the Constitution would require that the organization and principles of the Democratic party of the United States should be fally and faithfully adhered to, and inviting all citizens, without dlstiaction of section or party, to cooperate with the Democracy in supporting the Constitution and restoring the old Union.

A committee of one from each State represented by a Democrat, either in tue Senate or House, was appointed to report at a future conference. The names of the members are not yet known. It is understood that sevo al members from the border slave S.ates were present and participated in the proceedings. The entire number at the meeting wis about forty. The proceedings are represented a3 having been harmonious.

We can hardly understand the necessity for conducting the proceedings saareily; surely so good a purpose as the reiteration of our beloved Union need not be veiled in secrecy, if Mr. valandigain has the furlhermce of the object of the Conferance at heart, he might have served it infinitely better by absenting btase'f. Professor Panormo's Concert. This popular piatiist will give a grand vocal and instrumental concert at, the Polytechnic Institute this evening. The Professor's numerous friends will no ubt testify their appreciation of his talents, by ex'eudhg him a generous support on this occasion.

He has secured for his well arranged entertainment the valuable services of Miss Bell, Mesprs. Messrs T. B. Prendergast (the favorite tenor), D. Griswold, Welville and Z.

Bradford It promises to be an agreeable concert. Burnham's Gymnasium. This evening the complimentary exhibition to the proprietor takes place at 12 Boemm street. Several interesting feats will be performed. ZmpiJlaerostation wll be one of the features.

See advertisement in another column. jgROOKLYN ATHENAEUM. SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, March 29th. MRS. MATT PEEL'S PBELL MINSTRELS J.

H. BUDWORTH, ADD WEAVER, MAST. BARNEY. IN ENTIRE NEW ACTS. S.at.cu'arBtee programmes.

ma' J. T. HUNTLEY, Mmagcr. JJOLVTECHNIC SANS SOUCl. THE PUPILS OF THE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE WiUglvean NTERTA1NMENT, MLSIOAL, RHETORICAL, CALLISrHENli) AND DRAMATIC, AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIT, THURSDAY EVENING.

APRIL 3d, 1861, Commencing at 7Xo'clock. P9rtlon of llle Programme wl 1 embrace the Overture to Zampa, by Herold, Pr celebrated "Coronation March," from Le Vil Grapes," with new (original) appllca'Ions. Kucien Recruit," (In costume.) a burltsiue, by toIlllle Tocsin, toll," ordinal words, to music by mT oli "Cspsles' Glee." from Bishop's Opera or Guy fiffi wilh Chorals, National Songs, (en Cntl1 Pieces and the Accompaniments will be St, Oblckering'sGraod Pianos and an Alex ti 'n' wnhanoc. aslonal (ad libitum) Intermixture of oiner mttriinients. ior particulars, Bee billB of the evening, DECLAMATIONS, RECITATIONS AND CALISTHENIO K.XEKCIS be interspersed, to diversify aud enliven tl Entertaln the rest will be given the filtowing Dla'ogjes: I'NFORGOTTIN TOE." UY EPES SARGENT.

(A iA a Roman rinMier and an early Ohrlitlan) eCLiKS DEiOSE AND THIS BATTLE OF SHtEP'S ItUN." (Photographed by a Polytechnic.) And, to conclude. ttvi A F0U A DINNER, men will be repeated, by special request, from list year's Exhibition. Tickets o(l cents, Children half price. For Fale at the Musio and bookstores, and of the Olerk at the Institute. Proceeds after defraying expenses, to be piled to the benefit of the Music Department and Library of the Insti tute.

m373t gROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MU3IO. AUBEH'a CHEF D'OEUVRE MASANIELLO. The Dumb Girl of Portici. ITALIAN OPERA FOR ONE NIGHT. Mr.

GRATI has the pleasure to announce that, in consequence of the extremely fashionable audiences with which Auber'B chef d'ewuvre has been received in New York, and the numerous applications for its repetition at the box oDlce, he has succeeded in effecting a KE ENGAGEMENT OF 3ENORITA CUBAS, by which tbe work can be repeated. The success of this renowned danseuse in the part of Fenela was so complete and emphatic that It has already been pronounced he best effort in America. Mr. UUAU has also the pleasure to add that he will give ONE GRAND OPEEA NIGHT IN BROOKLYN, On THURSDAY, MARCH 27th. On which occasion will be produced for the first and only time at Hie Brooklyn Academy of Music Auber's renowned opera of MASANIELLO; OR.

THE DUMB GIRL OF PORTICI. The celebrated danseuse, SENORITA ISABELLA CUBAS, will make her debut and only appearance in Brooklyn In the great role of Fenelia, the Dumb Girl of Portici, Miss Hinkley Elvira. Brignoli Masaniello. SusinI Pietro. Barili Bonello.

Rubio Alfonso. Berween the second and third acta Brignoli's Waltz will be executed by the orchestra. The performance will commence with a divertissement, in which CUBAS, SENOR XIMENES and a CORPS DE BALLET will take part. 1. Spanish Ballet Divertissement.

2. Coralera de Sevilla By the Coryphoes and Corps de Bullet Grand Spanisu Dance. S. Gitanella Curro, By Signorita Isahella Cubas and Don Ximenes, the Coryphees and the Ladies of the Ballet. In the third act, during the celebrated Manhoo Scene, Polka by the Ballet LA TARANTELLA, By Senorita CUBAS, Senor XIMENES and the Corps de Ballet.

Musical Director and Conductor. AN3CHUTZ. The price of admission will remain the same as on ordinary Opera nights, and seats can be secured at Col bron's Office, 168 Montairue street, two doors from the Acadc my of Music and Sibell's Wall street New York. mli22 td JEMEMBER THIS EVENING. BEARNS AND RENDERG AST'S CHARMING ENTERTAINMENT, AT THE ATHENiEUM, Assisted hv Mrs.

J. ABBOTT. Soprano. Mr. C.

LOCKWOOD, Tenor, Mr. BRADFORD. Gnltar. Mr. PARKS.

Eccentrical. Mr. WH EATON, Pianist. TROOKLWWg'Jfx0 BY REJUEST, REV. Dtt.

BUTLER Will dfliverh's CELEBRATED LECTURE OS WASHINGTON CITY DUHING THE REBELLION," AT THE BROOKLYN ATHENiEUM, ON FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 23th, Commencing at 8 o'clock. Doors open at 7. TILKHTS la CENTS EACH. For sale at Rose's, 142 Atlantic street: K. H.

Dickinson, cor. At antic and Herv streets Bassett, Atlantic, cir Courtstreet: Pr'X, 213 Fulton street: Grabe Ic Adler. 353 Fulton street; Atheneum; and at the door on the evening nf the Lecture. m26 3t MISS EMELIE J. BOUGUTON WILL MAKE her debut in Traviala at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW YORK, on the 2d of APRIL, wilh Mr.

E. C. Bougtiton as Alfredo, and VinceDzio Morino as Gertnnni, under the direction of the celebrated CARL ANSCUUTZ. The sale of Tickets will commence on Tuesday, March 2fjth, at Beer 701 Broadway, and Sibell's, 10 Wall street. m25 8t PROFESSOR B.

HANORMO'S GRAND EVENIM'i COVCERT WUltaki ace at the POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE' THIS EVENING.MARCH 27th. at 8 o'clock, Ou which occasion he will be assisted by MISS BELL, T. B. PRENDERGAST, C. MELVilI.E.

G. BRADFORD, (Guitar And D. GRISWOLD. ADM ISSION 25 CENTS. SJURNHAM'S YMNASIUM, No.

12 BOERUM street. COMPLIMENTARY EXHIBITION TO THE PROPRIETOR. BY THE MEMBERS. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS, March 25th and 27th. 1863.

MUSIC BY HTFWARf'S BAND. The GREAT ZiMPILL3R03 AXION PEAT will be per formed. Tickets 25 cents to be had ol any of the membeis of the Gymnasium. ml8 0 SFEC1AA. HOTICES.

MERCANTILE LIBRARY OF BROOKLYN. ELECTION, THURSDAY, April 3d, 1862. INDEPENDENT TICKET. For President. JAMES THORNE, 70 West Baltic st.

Clerk with Townsend, Clinch Dike. Vice President, FRANKLIN WOODRUFF, 102 Remsen St. Merchant Woodruff Robinsons. Corresponding Secretary, A. V.

B. VAN 4:0 Henry st. Clerk with Allen, Hazer Co. Recording Secretary, CHARLES W. BEEBE, Hanson place.

Clerk with Betbe Brother. Treasurer, GEORGE W. WHITE, Mansion House. Cashier of Mechanics Bank, Brooklyn. Directors.

HENRY W. MERIA.N, 22 Pierrepiint st. Civil Engineer. WILLIAM SUERER, 12 East Warren st. Clerk in Mrtrop.ilitan Bank, N.

Y. G. HUBERT VAN WAGENER, S3 Pierrepont St. Lawyer. GILBERT L.

II A I t0 Smith st. With American Exchange Bank, N. Y. JAMES HOW. WANTEI) APARTMENTS CONSISTING OF FOUR ROOMS within a reasonable distance of Kulion Ferry by a good tenant.

Rent not to exceed $100. Eagle ofllcB. WANTED A SITUATION Br A HIGHLY respectable joum woman, to do neneral housework in a private family: 1b a Rood cook, washer aDd irontr: is wIllli to work, and not afraid of It No objection to go a stiort distance In the cnuntry. Best of city reference can be given. Please call for two duya at 218 Gold street.

m37 It WANTED FROM APRIL 1, APARTMENT3 coneirtinc of two roomj and bedroom with pantry or cloBPts, try a widow lady and two children. Terms must be modeiate. AddreBs AMITY, Eaele office. m27 21 ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT able yotmi? noman, to do general housework. In a nrl vte family.

Good city reference can be given. Call ut ma Prosiect street; m27 It WANTED BOAliD BY A YOUNG LADY, psrtial (rood sized room, with cot veniences foi a Dre; location preferred between Fulton and Myrtle avenues. Address, stating termB and loctlon, JS. W. Mo COY, Eagle office.

m27 It WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A to do housework: is a good plain cimk. wnsier and irontr, wIlilnK nnd obliging. Apply for ttvo days at 51 Cranberry street, Uroo'ulyn. m27H YVaNTED A EXPECTABLE GIRL FOR jtencrRi houicwoik. Must be able to conk, wash and lien, and babe for a fmall fatuity.

A neat and wlbita itrl cm arnly. with reference, In WlUoughby avenue, 3 house fn in Cnr.tuu. m.27 It A N'TKi; A CONNER STORE FOR CASH. WW pay from three to five thousand dollars, if location for a grocery. Address, with full partlcuUrs, Box 470.

Prookltn Post Ofiice. WANiED A SITUATION, IN THE CITY or country, by a respectable, but hardworking sirl, tn do cooking or general housework: is a neat, economizing" gtil, a very excellent washer anil irone. and hlgMy ri commended. Wages moderate. Apply at 121 Atlantic 6 treet.

ro27 It Oj ANTED A SITUATION, BY A MIDDLE wed man. to do p'nin gardening and to make himself peierally useful In a family: is a good writer and aceou ti' t. and would take care of a horse or cow, if required. a secondary obiect. Can be seen at the lirst home fr.im ttie mil thwest corner of Clinton and Fulton avenues, where he bns heen three years, and where reference may be had.

m26 2t WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework. Must have good references. Apply to Mrs. ANLERBON. Delialb avenue, between Marcy and Tompkins avenue.

m.27 It WANTED. A LADY AND HER HUSBAND, without family, require unfurnished apartments with or without board. The lady, who is much experienced in music, would teach the Piano Forte for part of the rent, and her attentions to her pupils would be characterized by a conscientious discharge of duty. Apply by letter lo A. No 246 Court, cor Saekett St.

m27 Si "VTJJ ANTED A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN TV wishes a siluation to do general housework, or plain cooking washing and ironing, for a small private liiniily. Good city reference can be given. Apply at 470 Atlantic street, first floor, front room. m2. aNIED SBVERAL PERSONS TOLtfAKN 1 7 the coloring of photographs, at 167 Henry street, Brooklyn, T4ANTED A NEAT, T1DX GIRL, To DO general housework In a Btnall family.

Must be a good plain cook, washer and Ironer. Apply, with reference, wbijh must be ood, at 78 Elliott place. m2o 2 ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT cble young woman, as plain codk; understands all kinds of plain cooking, and Is a first rate washer and ironer; I.as good city refeience. Call for th. ee days at 67 Stanton street (in the basiment,) between Concord and Hilary sts.

rc'6 2t ANTED TO PURCHASE A SEWINTl Machine of Wheeler Wilson or Flnkle Lyon' mike. Must be jeixly new ai.d in good running order. Anolv it SONS, 379 Fu'ton street, Brooklyn. ni2i2t WAITED A SITUATION. BY A RE3PEOT able young girl, a situation to do cbamoerwork and to take care of children, or would do general housework In a small family.

Call at 53 Hilary street, first floor, back room. Good city reference given. in26 2t ANTID A FIRST CLASS iLE3WOMAN for a Trimming and Tbreadand Neeiile Stora in Fulton wlUl real name and further partlcuurs, HUMMING, Eagle office. m2 33t ANTED IN BROOKLYN, A HOUSE, OR pait of house, of five to sev3n rooms, with modern pleasar tly situated, at rent not 4231 hv a iiuiet American temily. IVuuM pref toreat In ipiil.

Ad dretp, with lull particulars, Box 4539 New York Post Office. W1 ANTED, IMMEDIATELY, iOR SWAIN'3 CAVALHV. Ihfi n. ilv PiiTnlrv Pm.nl be raised In this State, 25 men. 1 blwksmltti awl inu jlclnns.

Al'ii'3' to Captain AN jEKSON, No. 15 Court street. Brooklyn. mtiS.0 lw MEETINGS. ST.

PATRICK'S SOCIETY A SPECIAL thli above Society will be held on THURS. DAY EVENING, 27th inst. at IX o'clock, at YiOSTAGUE BAjjL. A lull attendance Is requested. Bv order.

CHAS. FRANKS, President. Jons F. Hrnnessy, Jr Secretary. m26 2t TERCANTILE LIBRARY THE ANNUAL oET1NG it Members 01 the Association ocenrs on the ib inst, and in meantime members are earnestly requested to renew.

thulr subscriptions and to notice tHe Bulletins of the Association in tie Atheneum. JOHN JAY HANVAUS, ml ta Chairman Membership Oam. MEKCANTiLE LIBRARY; ASSOCIATION is hereby given that the Anuil Election for lioard 1 of Director, will he held on THURSDAY, the third (Mi) Of Ami! Tiext Poll rrnmSt.tlli to'J P. M. No member shall be entitled to vote who has been fifteen days, or who is in arrears for fin mlfc 2awtdTu PAUL WORTH Recording Secret try.

i.OST 4KO FOUND. LOST ON TUESDAY, 34th INST, ABOUT 10 A. a gol, engraved, "WATCH PIN, whitst goiog either trom the corner of dabds and Jay to Briige street, or lo the Klut htDB avenue car from that point to Faltou Ferry, 01 in the Bay Ridge car to South Ferry, or In crosuag the 'errj to tbe Staten Island Boat. The flmler will rewarded a receive the thanks of tae owner by leavlnj the same at 84 Sands street. m26 2t liECTUKES.

LECTURE BY PROF. M. R. VINCENT, Of Trov University, in tbe PACIFIC STREET M. CHURCH, Cor.

Pacific and Clinton stfels. ON FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 2Stii, At. eijiht o'clock Subject ErUlCS ON HUMOR" Tickets 25 cents. Sold at, the or m25 4t SPIRITUALISM EXPLAINED.

PROFESSOR WALLACE "Will lecture on tbe above Puhieo', on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, ot. the BROOKLYN INSTITUTE, wbe parties can have an opportunity of propounding any questiors they tnay choose, and receive correct re pl's, such us akried, or. not; Number of Children, l.IVINO OR DEOKAhl.D, THEIR SEVERAL AGES, PLACE Of Residence, ike. For particulars see bills. Doors open at 7, lecture to commence atS o'clock.

Admission 25 cents. m'22 lt FOR feAIiE AtS TOJLBf. TO i ET ON DEGRAW STREET, BETWEEN Underbill and Vanderhllt avenues, a lime dou de houstr tnd stable, in good order, within two minutes of the Fltrush car abtut 25 lots of ground, with fruit trees, st av tier, bed and shrubbery in abundance, inquire ou the premises. tc27 4 f0 LET, TO A SMALL FA MiLY TEE JL upper part of a modern house, containing gas and wate' i nnd situated withir five minutes walk of tue ierries tn at 117 sdams street. m27 2t FOR SaLE" OR TO LET THE OCHAN1C BL1LD1NGS at Coney Island.

Lot containing 2 1 10 acres. For particulars, or a map of the prenjtses and buildings, enqulieof oraodress R1.HAKL R. BENNETT, Fort llnn'il'on 27fit X0 LET EOK ONE OK TWO GENTEEL i. fanilies, house No 7r Carlton avfnue, contilolng eleven basements, parlor, ttc. Apply at the premises or to O.

I'ETKHSON, No West Htret. N. Y. m27 npO KENT THE 2 STORlf FK.4ME HOUSE, JL No. 165 Pearl street, Brooklyn: let 130 feet front: extension dining room and kitchen.

6 rooms on second floor, with forDHc't. hot and co'd water, bath and gas. AD 'lv to THOMAS DUNHAM, 67 oouth street, N. or to No v33 Livlt imtrn street. Brooklyn mil It rj'O LET A HAjNDSOMELY FUR MS M.D Masonic Lodge Room in Montague Hall.

Also oSi et in the san bulldin. Apply to F. 4 F. P. BRADT, Rom 1, Mrmagne Ha'l, Court street.

m27 SPLENDID RESIDENCE FOR SALE TUE" EN tire premises northeast corner Classon avenue and Hickory street, consisting of a two story aud attic Cottage House, with kitchen extension, ten rooms and good cellar; four full lots of ground, 100x100 feet in all, well stocked with choice fruit trees, flowers, shrubs, grape vineB and berrit also a large garden to cultivate The house is in good order, has Uidgewood water and ranie in kitchen; gas and fixtures throughout; no encumbran ces; locality very desirable, healthy, and near DeKalb avenue cars. 'Will be sold cheap if applied for soon. If aI nHn, In An.tl lot will lnl PLn an. ply to OTTO SHAW, Real Estate 149 Fult avenue. m22 8tis BOAKI)iNi A PLEASANT ROOM AND BOARD FOR A single gentleman.

In a private family of two other persons 31LajBMHstreeLBjv m27 It A PRIVATE RtisLLUNii IN BifiU rd. Dour New York avenue, having a fine house, with ample grounds, would like to have a geuileman and wife ur two orttire, sincl" gentlemen to hoard of stable can be bad if desired F' further particulars call at Mr. ELKlN'B ofiice, corner of Fultm and Oieimoat avenuoa, Hrook'n. m27 3t I A Ji DiG A GENTLE IAN AND VVTF.E, and two single gentlemen, caii be accommodated with board, rooms furni lied, or piefer to 1 unfurnijbed.) in a 6u ictly private family, who own their dwelling. A mole a a coral, rlhbte home.

House has ail the modern improve meiits Terms easy. Apply to J. 2:13 Paciac i re ar Bon mil 3t A LADY, OCCUPYING I1EK OWN dOUSlS. pleasantly situated and within Tour miuutes walk of would lake gentleman and his wife, or to single gent t'liien to boar.l. Tbone 'nhlnK the aoinfor's ol nhome can hdrtress Kle otfice, Brooklyn.

Beat ul rilereiicen given and required. ml" of 1 PRIVATE AND LEG ANT BOAR I ROOMS en orslngle, baths, gas. furnace, every conf irt, 5 n.irutts' vvailt from Wall and South ferries 00 the slope ot tbe lU'ig'ds. finest Incatlon in washing can be id In the louse 1d7 Henry street, Brooklyn. Teron rea sc Mitilf.

mli A GENTLEMAN AND LAD AMD Asi.NUlE netilemancan be accommodated vlth board in a private fiimily. Rooms furnished or uufurnlshed. The Inu'e oi.ulim the modern Improvenoents and is con.T9nlent to all thcferrlea. Apply 153 Adanu street. m2jlw" ASSIGNEE SALE OF WATCHES AND JEWELRY' DAVID SCO IT, Auctioneer, will sell at public auction, on This Thuksdat Evenino, Marc 27th, At 7 o'clock, P.

M. nt the store, 811 Fulton Brooklyn. by order of tbe Assignee, r'yn. The Entire Stock of Jewelry, Watches, Silver Pla'ed. Ware, Show Cases, The above sale will commence Ob above, nnd continue each evening, nmii iie whole slock is disposed of.

This salo presents a good opportunity to dealers, ar.d others as every article will be sold wilhout any regard to cost, as tbo above store must he vnoaied by Monday. Terms cash Bankable money. A deposit from all parties not known lo the Auctioneer. No postponement on account or tho m2T. POLITIC AX.

THE DEMOCRATIC UNION GENERAL COM MITTEB OF THE CITY OF ANT COUNTY OF KINGS will hold a special meettoi on THOR? DAY ENING, March 27th, 10 aV URW ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Nos. 871 and 873 Pulton str.et. at 7K Mobgan GBv, HaTCHINGlPresloint. jT WbTtb, Secretaries. I ELEVENTH WARD Kb', PUBLICAN ASdOCI "sular monthly meeting of tbe Eleventh Ward Kepublloan Association will be held at UNA HALL corner of Myrtle avenue and Adelphl street.

THURSDAY EVENING, March 87th. at 7H o'clock. A full and punctual attendance Is requested. By order. JOHN 0.

PERRY, President. A. J. Hicks. Secretary.

m2B it instruction; TLflBS MARTHA AMES, (LATE PRINCIPAL TA of Femnle Grammar School, Wo. 30, Ne York City. has commenced a Class for the education of a limited nam uer of uuplls of twelve years or age and upwards, at No. 193 Atlantic street, between Court and Clinton streets. Charge for Tuition In English Branches and the Rudiments S9iiTfcN DOLLARS per quarter.

Including the USB Of BUOaJt, Houtb of instruction from 9 A. M. until 1 P. M. Parents can here secure for their daughters the advantages of careful and thorough culture, In a small, select clasj, with an experienced teacher.

PiiMIs are admitted at anytime whea there are vacancies, and cb arge is made from te of entrance. Circulars at the Fancy Goods Store or Mr. BRANDT. 19S antic stre et. mn BRYANT, 8TRATTON, PACKARD PESN'S BROOKLYN AND NEW YORK COMMERCIAL COLLEGES.

HAMILTON BUILDING, Court utreet BROOKLYN. COOPER INSTITUTE, NEW YORK OITY. Bookkeeping. Oomojercial Arithmetic. Commercial Law.

enmasahlp. Correspondence. pracdcally taught ashless hours. 9 to 12 A. 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.

M. These Institutions are comprised In tbe Chain vf Commercial Colleges, extending from New York to St. Ifouls. and present superior facilities for acquiring a thorough Easiness education. Scholarships good throughout tbe cbaln.

The public are invited to call and examine the ficllltlea. For Circulars, address, at either point, dll ly BRYANT, BTRA TTON. PACKARD 4 PENN8. FREBH BUTTER, RECEIVED DAILY, IN pails, tubs, firkins and dairies. Also various grades of good low priced Butter for sale at the lowest wholesale prlc a by R.

B. EWIS, 73 Veey street, N. Y. '5 1 OtijE OK TUE OITIZKNS' GAS LIGHT COMPANY, No. 1 Post Ofiice Building, Montague street.

Brookfjn. Oct. 1st, lf6l. PRICE OP GAS REDUCED BY THIS COMPANY TO TWO DOLLARS PER THOUSAND FEET. No charge lor introducing seivlce pipe, or for use of meter.

012 tf H. WARREN. BAKERY TO LET WITH TWO OVENS situated at 93 Boemm street, attached to the bakery la a fine store with Blx rooms. Will be let low to a good tenant. Inquire on the premises.

m34 lw OFFICE OF THE PHEMX FfEE UTSfJEASrOB COMPANY, No. 845 Fulton street, Brooklyn. XOTICE OF ELECTION. The annual election for Directors and Inspectors of this Company will be held at the eflJce of the Company on MONDAY, seventh day of April, 1862. Pi, lis open from 4 to 5 o'clock in the afternoon.

m24 td PHILANDEE SHAW, Bec'y. raiHE NEWEST STYLES IN ZOUAVE COL LARS AND CUFFS, from 75 cents to 2 a dozen. Not eitleb in Dress Trimmings and Ornaments h20 3m FREDERICK LOESER CO. 277 Fnlton st. MUSICAL WANTED FOR A HIGHLY" recommended Tenor, Basso and Alto, engagements in Brooklyn (Jhnrch Choirs, after the 1st of May.

Address 61NGEB. box 79 Prooklyn P. m22 lw A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOSIERY: and Gloves, Small Wares and Fancy Goods, Worsteds, and Worsted iods. at wholesale prices. mh20 nm FREDERICK LOE3ER CO, 277 Fulton st.

PRObSLR'S WROUGHT IKON HOT WATER APPARATUS, FOR WARMING BUILDINGS, 4c. COMPACT, S1MPLH. SAFE. EFFICIENT AND HEALTHY THOMf PR08 BR SON. fe7 8m 28 PLATT 8TREET.

NEW YORK. COKPORATlOa WOTICBS. CORPORATION NOTICE ASSESSMENTS CONFIRMED Flagging sidewalks on Madison street, both sides, between Classon and Franklin avenues. Flagging sidewalks on DeKalb avenue, north side, Tranitiln avenue and Skillman street. Flagging sidewalks on Rodney street, north side, between Bedford and Lee avenues.

Flagging sidewalks on Taylor street, between ent and Xse arennes. Flagging sidewalks on Nelson street, between Court and Columbla i treets. Fencing lots on North Second street, both sides, between Second and Fourth streets. Fencing lots on North First street, north side, between Second and Third streets. Fencing lots on Sooth Second street, both sides, between Fourth and fifths tree ta.

Fenclnglots on Bcboles street, south side, between Union avenue and Lorimer street. FencinglotB on seventh street, between North Fifth add' North Sixth streetB. Fencing lots on Alnslle street, south side, between Graham avenue aid Smith it. Fencing loti on Myrtle avenue, between Canton and Hanu. den streets.

Fencing lots on Van Brunt and President streets, south, west corner of. Fencing lots Clinton, Court, Huntington and Nelson sts. block bounded by. Fencing lots on Futton. Yanderbilt, Greene and Clermont avenues, block bounded by.

Dlggingdown lotB on Filth avenue, both sides, between 15th and 16th streets. Crosbw alks across avenue, on each side of Flat bush avenue Crosswalks acrots Nassau treet, on west side of Jay street and on east side of Pearl street. Crciswalks acrots Hamilton avenue, on west side of Imlar street. Gas lampr and potts on Gates avenue, between Nostras! avenue and Hroadwsy. The Assessments in the above entitled matters were dr confirmed on the 10th of February.

1862. and the original Assessment Rolls, or fair oaples thereof will be delivered to the Collector of Taxes and Assessments on the 28 day of February. Notice Is berebj given to all partlet Interested that by paylngtheu' several Assessments ta Bdaurad Drlggs. Collector of Tax and Assessments, at bis oo the City Hall, within thirty days after the deliver! of said Assess ent Rolls to him they can pay the same wttnoot ana additional charge. All Assessments not so paid.

be collected by blm or one of hii Deputy Collectors, with additional charges thereon provided by law. Dated Brooklyn. Feb. 1 86 3, feJ6UwW OH AS. TTONKT.

Street ASSESSMENT NOTICE NO ITCE IS HERE, by given, that the following assessments remain un paid, and ttiatthe warrant for collecting said assessments. will expire on tbe 8th dav of Mj, and that unless Bald assessments, together with the expense and per ceutage allowed by law. are paid on or before said date, I shall proceed to advertise and sell the premises in the mannerpolnt, ed out by Sections 24 and 26 of Title 6th, of the present Charter of the City of Brooklyn SEWEK8 IN DRAINAGE DI3TRIOT No. 16, BIcliard Hlfpenuy48 34; Patrick Casjidy 99 20: Patrick Cassldy5l 67: Thos Connor 56 81: Daniel Gu diner802T: Saiah "Wood 12 97: 8 William Wavte oj 29 Appleby 1 99: Sarah A Wood 121 50: 18; heirs ot Bax stow36 83; JohnM Krookman 16358; Allen 703 95; Anthony 1'ey 68 68; Hogaa tl 01; John CDcvy49 80: Hoard o( kducatlon 256 68; Wm Slmonton 78 64: Joseph Brown 53 38: Cann 38 2): A Cavanish 30 S3, Thos Mullen 5249; Bugh Doherty 51 67: John O'Brien 5 181: Richir.l Half, penni 23 1: Hugh McClark 61 75; Henry Breslln 6i 9: do 63 64; Wm Lynch 61 75; htlrsof Wm Murdoch 61 75; Jas King 30 68; Peter Beiry 69 56; Jas Hughes 129 68. Patrick OtssT.

dj 93 S7; John McLaughlin 17S 96; deury Green 4 70: Heirs, ot Joseph Waldron 169 81: 8amuel Thornton 6i 64; John Seaman 76 22: heirs of Ed Cuinmey 49 61: Miol.ael Gregory 87 25; Catlnrlne A Russ 46 14: Daniel Km 152 8i; Miry Johnson 4631ido 29 02; Clark 18 68: Joho 1) Dayton 25 Fredk Houd 64i4: Pul Pontan 53 72: heirs of Geo Nash 61 75: Richard Cat nan 40 6n: Samuel Foster 64 17. Martha Bern 68 12: Ann Bait 64 86 Wilson 64 13. heirs of Ed Agar92 74, Maria Sherwood 47 15. Henry A CkUn331 17, HeDry Iliesllo 136 61: Wm Morns HI 74: Hmrb Douah 61 65. Mrs Ann Wirner 839.

John KlHnt 122 jl: Patrick Crean 120 1 '6. heirs of David HiUiiird 78 5: 'ames DOntllns463b Edward Farrell 2:1 ah: Rlclmrd Meruit 60 07: Geo Ohil is 60 49. Gustave LIHeuthal 54 34. Calvin A Turner 6t 90. Jam a A Glcucerter 40 66, Min aret Lea 63 43.

Luria Hsath 06. do 63 S6. nuryealw 55. Vn Dyke 51 80. estate of Wm Weaver 17 27, du 16 38, Ar.drew Morris 167 91: heirs of A Iergen25i2.

Ji.hn Lester 3 14 50. John McElroy 60 76, H'B llowlai.d 33 03. Silas Crawford 66 15: Edward Higgles 64 27 Ohas Delanev 64 7. Wm Burdou I8J66. Catherine McNamee 61 75.

Jotn Elard 70 40, h.ir of Wm 8lrey 110 66, Patrick O'Brien 6w. 13, Ellsha Billey 553 61, do 36 46 William. Frown 37 67, Patrick Hrlen 63 22, James Brodle 63 40. Timothy ibliard 130 51. William Burroughs 59 65 Joseph and Tboma Reeve 7914, David Wallace 69 85.

do 55 05, Wm a Furman 126 3G Wm Burdon 118 07. do 217 91, Church of the Atsnmption 199 13, Elisha Bailey 23o 96. Mary Lockwood 4 22, John Austin 43 45. belts of Wm Firmer 8040. Harnier 67 81 Cornelius Crook 63 60: Mirla Watts 24 60, David Gouli 27 08 Harmanus BDureai535, Joha McOreedy 65 80.

Henry Edwards66 07, Batnah Heai Zi 04. AUBURN PLACE OPEV'INI TO PORTLAt CM CANTON STREET James Coffee 4 60. Adam ttMA i 1 Trustees 40 11). Wm "el 1 'van McKvenvM W. Smi Ronth 22 00.

Michael O'Brlei John Gannon 81k). John Trotter or Charles Trotter 1 the People of the State of 104 00. DOWNING STREF.T. OPENING FROM GATE3 AYENDR TO PUTNAM AVENCT5 Bradford Knapp49 60, Joseph Requa 1014; John Kellett 10 10, John HcndeisunlOW, Con3tnntii Frazlea and Amelia. Frazier If 14, Mary A McCome 16:13.

Crcsweli Squirts 10 '4, John A Wilson 10 11. Elbeit Young 1014 John Drake lo 14, Sui cn Crosbie t031, Duniel Walclen 40 90. Gertrude Dur EDMUND DRIGG3. mbSOlawCwTh Polleeu if Taxsand JSS UKlilNANCE RELATIVE TQ INCU The Common Council of the City of Brooklyn, de ordain aa No officer of the City of Brooklyn Bhail hereartsr incur any expenne or obligation on t'ie narl ef slid city except the jaicesbaU have been first authorised by the Oom moo Council by resolution or ordinance, passed puau to an act of tbe Legislature passed April 23 1861, ent iled "An act supplemental to an act entitled an act to the tie ol Brooklxn and WUlliunsburgh andthe towa of llmh lck hito one mw lclpal ivernmunt, and to Incorporate tho sau passed April Kth, tec a all orders forTepalrs or supplies of any kind shut, before tbe same become ot eratlve.be presented Cop troller, and BbalL by blm. be registered In a bo ik to be provided for that purpoie.

and shall be counterslsued by alia and charged to tbe proper account Sec. a All ordinances conflicting witi the foregoing aje hereby repealed, so far an the suae may be necaisjiry to giro force and effect hereto. Adopted January 18t 183 fee iwoTi w. Cr. BISHOP.

Q.ty HwU Amusements, Meetings, Ac, thin Evening. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Montague street. Italian Opera MBM)iello. ATnENETJM. Atlantic street Entertainment by Beam8 and Prendergrast.

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, LvIngaton St. Mr. Panor rao's Conceit. BURNHAM'S GYMNASIUM, No. 12 Boerum at.

Complimentary Exhibition. BROOKLYN INSTITUTE, Washington street. Lecture by Prof, Wallaee. MONTAGUE HALL, Court street Meeting of the St. Patilck Socltty.

THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 27. The Opera. The entertainments at the Academy of Music this eveniDK will be very attractive. They open with a grand Ballet Divertissement, in which the fascinating Signora Cabas, Seuor Ximenes, and the ballet corp3 will perform a number ot saltatory wonderments and agreeabilitles, if we may so speak.

The opera" Massaniello" will be surg by Mine. Hinkley Snsini, Brignoli, Sasini, Barili and Bubio. Signora Cubas tikes the pirt of Fenella, "the Dumb Girl of Portici." Her efforts as a pantomimist were much applauded in this role at the New York house. In the celebrated market scene in the 3d act there will be Borne very fine danci ng, including the famed "Tarantella," by Signora Cubas, Don Ximenes and the corps de ballet. We understand the tickets have gone off with the utmost rapidity, and that there are anticipations of a decidedly fashionable "jam." Those who purpose assisting at the Academy this evening will do well to bear in mind that the performances will commence at a quarter to 8 o'clock sliarp.

The Case op Policeman Conrad y. This case was to have been examined before Justice Perry to day, but as counsel were not ready the heal ing was postponed till next Taesday at one o'clock P. M. Accident on Shipboard. John Conner, em ployed on board the ship "Ellen Foster," lying at Ford's Dock, fell down the hold of the ship "JEm erald," lying alongside, and which he was cros3.

ing at the time, yesterday afternoon, and fractured his skull. He was so badly injured that his life is despaired of. He was conveyed to the City Hospital. CnuBcn found open. Officer Conway, of ths 4th precinct, found the new church of Rev.

Dr. Cuyler, corner of Oxford street and Lafayette av, open last night, and a quantity of carpet lying in an exposed condition. The trustees were noti fied of the fact. Foundling. This morning an interesting little specimen of humanity was discovered in the water closet at Catharine Ferry, having been abandoned by its parent.

It appeared to be about five weeks old. It was given in charge of the Commissioners of the Poor. Fell from a Scaffold. A painter, name not ascertained, wasserionsly if not fatally iDjured this morning about 9 o'clock, by the falling of a scaffold on which he was at work, at No. 150 Prospect street.

He was sent to the City Hospital. The New Chabtek. We understand that a telegraphic dispatch was received from Albany this morning stating that the Governor had determined to sign the new Charter bill to morrow (Friday). In view of this intelligence the conventions which were to have been held to day or to morrow will not take place at least that appeared to be the impression among politicians this morning. The Tenth Warp.

The regular Democracy of the Tenth Ward met last night and placed the polling ticket in nomination For Alderman, Dame1 Green for Supervisor, Willla A Keeler; for Constible, Francis McCormtefc. City Convention, Peter Farre'J, Martin Degan, James Wright. The following are the nominations made in the Eighth Ward. For Alderman, Tunis Y. P.

Talmage for Supervi63r James Poland for Constable, William Frlnthup Delegates to City Convention, Joseph H. Bloan, John Grelgh ton, and John Qulnn. Fires. Last night about 11 o'clock a fire broke out in Barton's Carriage Manuf tctory, 58 West Warren st. The flames were extinguished by officers Byrnes and McMahon of the 3d precinct police.

Damage trifling. About the same time a fire occurred in a stable on 7th street, between South 1st and South 34 street, which communicated to a dwelling house adjoining. The stable was destroyed. Damage $200. No insurance.

The dwelling was but slightly injurerJ. The stable was occup ied by Mr White. The Grand Jury. The Grand Jury of the Court of Oyer and Terminer concluded their labors yesterday, and were discharged for the term They presented e'ghty eight indictments, oj which fifty four were for selling liquor illegally. Oce ol the bills is for murder, and the remainder for offerees of a kes criminal character.

The case ol tte policeman, Conrady, was not brought befoie ibe Jury, as the matter had not yet been trar.emilled to tbe District Attorney. The next Giand Jury, which meets in April, will doubtless act upon it. New Ferry Boats. Two new bnavs have rn. cently been finished for the Union Ferry Compa.

ny, named the "Union" and "America." They are now in what 'is termed the "Hospital" at, South Ferry, receiving their boilers, and will goon be ready for use. They are designed to take the place of two of the old boats now running on Fulton Ferry. The old boat "Union" has long since been sold, and is now in use on the ferry between New Bedford and Fair Haven, Mass. The new boats are powerfully built, being thirty feet longer than the old Fulton, but not quite as long as the steamer Atlantic in use at South Ferry. Youthful Burglars Arrested.

Two lads, named William Barlow, aged 13, and Thotma Farrell, aged 13, were taken into custody yesterday by officers Frost, Denton and Corsvio, on the charge of being implicated with others, in a burglary. They are charged with having entered the bouse of Mr. George Truetead, in Elliot Place, nn Friday last, by means of lifting np the grating on the sidewalk, and stealing some articles among which was a minature vessel. Mr. Trustearl wis about moving to.

Jamaica, some of hi3 arouure having already been sent, and nobody beiug in the house, the accused could take their pick without danger of molestation. The little ship was recovered, and the boys were committed to await examination. Island Number Ten still holds out without any immediate prospects of being reduced by our gunboatB, which from the peculiar situation of the Ieland are unable to approach nearer than two milts. The rise in the river has however forced the rebels to relinquish their water batteries. Preparations are making to attack them from the land side.

Off to the Sooth. We notiee that Mr. Francis McDermott, of the Navy Yard, leaves this week for Key West, where as Master Michin 1st he will for the future superintend the repairs of the government vessels, As a token of friendship, and esteem for hU sterling qualities, a number of his Iriends gave nim a very elegant farewell supper on Tuesday evening, at the Excelsior Shades, 178 Atlantic street. The supper was a recherche affair, and was got up by the proprietor of the Shades, Mr. T.

Filzhirris, who added much to the er jujability of the occasion by his delightful s'uiginc. Patriotic toasts were giv eD, speeches maiie, Boiigs suDg and a most agreeable timi; had generally. A number of well known citizrns were including Colonel Hums (28th Regiment,) Messrs. Ledrty, Joseph Eagle, Fullervon, JYli Kittrick, Hogan, fcc. The Merrimac Ready for Action, THE REBEL STEAMEIiS YOKKTOWN AND JAMESTOWN ACCOMPANY HER.

All these Vessels Strengthened and a Lively Time Anticipated. AN ATTACK ON THE MONITOR EXPECTED. Interesting Southern PVcws. THE EFFECT OF OUR VICTORIES AMONG THE RRHfcX TROOPS. NEWSPAPEBS ACCOUNTS SEPT PROM THEE Commodore Porter's Mortar Fleet Sail for New Orleans.

FROM WASHINGTON. THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE. The Rebel Steamers Merrimac, Jamestown and Yorkiown. Fortress Monroe, March 20, 7ia Baltimore, Mirch 27. Contrabands state that the Rebel Steamer Merrimac having been fully repaired was brought out of the Dry Dock on Monday morning; that her crew had been placed on board, and that she was ready for action.

Several new guns of heavier metal than she used before had ben placed on board of her. The Rebel Steamers Jamestown and Torktown have also been greatly strengthened and were fully prepared for action and ready to accompany the Merrimac. The flag of the Torktown with the Commodore's pen ant was flying when the contrabands left. From Foruess Monroe. Fortress Monroe, March, 20.

via Baltimore, March 27. Three deserters arrived here to day in a boat, from the South eWe of James River. They belonged to a North Carolina regiment and report that the rebel steamer Merrimac has been daily expected to come out and attack the Monitar for the past three dayB, The rebel gunboat Jamestown made a reconnoissance to day, coming down some distance below Craney Island. The deserters represent that there was a great panic among the rank and file of the rebel army on account of the rumors of Union victories. The newspapers are carefally kept from the rebel soldiers and they have been so often imposed upon by false etatesments of rebel victories that they are much diesatiffled.

The deserters say that during the excitement that prevailed In Norfolk immediately after the fall of Roanoke it waa believed that if a demand had been made upon General Iluger he would have capitulated. A Flag of trnce went to Norfolk to take up the Commodore of the French ship Cabinet. No news or papers were brought back. A bundle of letters from the Union prisoners at Eichmond was receired and also dispatches from Iluger to General 'Wool. The steamer Constilution arrived from Ship Island last night She sailed from there on the 15th instant.

Commodore Porter's mortar fleet sailed on the previous day for the South West Pass. On the 17ih Commodore FaTrigut's fleet of sloops or war and gunboats were to sail for the same destination. The French steamer Catinet arrived yesterday afternoon from Havana, and she and the Gassendi have taken a position within two hundred yards of the Monitor, for the purpose of obtaining a good view of the expected battle. Two drummers of one of the regiments in Hampton strayed out to Back river yesterday, and were taken pri ar, Ijt tlio onomy'a Dvulry. From Washington, WAsirr.voroy, March 27.

Numerous applications have recently been made fo rnin improvements in the manner of coating vessels with iron, ana aio Ar iron projectiles. The inventive geniuB of tbe country seems' or late to be additionally stimulated by the agricultural and petro Hum oil departments. Various means of using the latter have been preseuted in letters patent. The causes which prevented the safe conveyance of tbe mails and collection of revenues upon the route from Jcffereon City to Tuscumbia having been removed, the Postmaster General has ordered the restoration of service thereupon. The bill to secure to the officers and men actually em plojedinthe "Western Department or Department of Missouri, their pay, bounty and pensions, has become a law.

The Atlantic lelegraph Cable. New Yoke, March 27. Private advices from London of the loth instant, state that Mr. Field itith other leading gentlemen and capitalists inierested in the Atlantic Telegraph Cable enterprise, were to meet Lord Palmersten at noon on the 21st inst, and that the prospect of a satisfactory termination of negotiations with the government in regard to raising Hie necessary capital to secure the proposed new cable were very encouraging. Mr.

Field confidently expected to return to New York at an early day with assurances of the earnest cooperation of the British Government in the great undertaking which he has so long and ably endeavored to bring to a successful issue. ties: charter kl.i. THE BILL TO BE SIGNED T0 M0KR0W Sjl'ECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EAGLE. Alranv, March 2T. The Charter Bill had to be re engrossed owing to tho number of amendments which have been added.

The bill was laid before the Governor today, and will, doubtless, receive his signature this evening or to torrow morning, and thus have legal validity. STJPBEME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS William JDuck, Plaintiff, against Sarah Suck, Henry F. Feathertitone and Sophia L. Featheratone, his wife; Henry B. S.

Duck, Francis J. Duclr, Frederick G. Pack, Louis A Dock, and Cbatles K. Du, Defendants. In pursuance and by virtue of an order made at a special te of the Supreme Court, held for the 8tate of New Tork at the City Hall In the City of Brooklyn, on the twenty fourih dayol March, A.

D. 1862, notice Is hereby given to all ptraens having any generallien or Incumbrance on any undivided inlereBtor sbaTein tbe premises hereinafter described bs judgment or decree or otherwise, and all such persons are hertby required produce to me, tte undersigned Referee, apiioli ted by said order, on or before the fifteenth day of May next, at my office, at So. 3 Front in the City of Drookhn. in the County of KIcrs. and State of New York, proof of all such liens and incumbrances which they maj have reipectively, together with satisfactory evidence of tte amount due thereon; and to sneci'y the nature of such incumbrances and the dates thereof respectively.

The said premises are described in the complaint In said action substantial! as follows, that is to say All that certain lot of lar and dwelling house thereupon with thu apputtenances. situafc d. lying and being on the southerly side of Hanson place, between Canton and Hampdea streets, and knorn ai number 6 (six) Hanson Pia in the City of Brooklyn, in the Contts of Kings, and Stte of New York, and bouoded and described as follows to wit: Ueglnnmg at a point on the southerly fide of Hanson Place, dUtant ninety nine feet eleven inches and seven.elghths of an Inch easterly from the southeasterly corner of Hanson Place aud Canton street. atd running tnence snutntriy pqranei witn uanton street and along the central line of a party wall, so far as the same extencs. between the house thereupon and the bouse adjoining it on thewest, heretofore conveyed to Harilet B.

Lunn, ninwtT thence easterly narallel with Hanson PlacAninn. teen teet eleven Inches; tlieDcenor' herfj parallel with Canton street and al( ng the central line of a party wall, so far the time extends, between the house thereupon anil tne house adjoining it on the ea, heretofore conveyed to Jhn Liddle, ninety feet to the southerly side of Hanson Place; andttience westerly along tbe southerly side of Hanson Place 1 ineteen reet eleven lncnes 10 pioi't 01 uckuiuiuk ueingiuesame laua and premises which were granted and convSyed to James Duck in hlslife time by John Ualsey and Harriet. wife, by a deed of conveyance thereo'. bearing date April 30th, l8o. and recorded In the Register's office of said Kings County, in Book No 423 of Conveyances, at page 3S.

c. May 7,1856. Tigethtr with all and sinrularthe tenements here dltaments and appurtenances tuereunto belonging, or in any wise appertaining. Dated Brooklyn. March 27.

lKtia. WM. M. 1NGRAHAM, Referee. 3 Front street, Brooklyn.

Aidist Dat. Plaintiff's Attorney, No. 39 Willi street, N. Y. mh27 lawtdTb.

1 Oi' AiN OKDKK OV K.OS WELL 0. BRAIN ARD, 3urrogte of the Count; of ingi Nntlce is herebv given, according to t.n naA. 'laving claim? against UARuNER WHEELWRIGHT, late of tnt city 0' ciouKiyn, acceasea. mat uiev are required to tsl.il it th, same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, the administrators, at the olliee ol Richard K. Cuoke, 118 Wall street.

In the City of New York, oa or before the flrst day ot Octoner next, lated March 27th, IBti AN i ia.1 A 1 1 KICLW RIGHT, 1 DANIEL LFKDt, Administrator! RICH ARD K. COOKE. waw rh27IawtimTh VAJ WoK UKEAT VARIETY" OF Ai patterns of Bracelets. Pins, Ear and Ftnger Rings, Charms, CHASE'S. Those wiphing their own nab msde up cao have dote at short notice.

JOHN D. CHASK. 1 PaUon street Manufacturer of all kinds of Silver Ware Gold and Hair Wedding aDd VUlUns Cards at Bhoit notice. New tile TILE COURTS. Court of Oyer and Terminer, BEFOItE JUDGE .1.

A. I.OTT AND JUSTICES STILWELL AND IIOTT. This Court assembled yesterday to receive the report of the Grand ury, which has been in session for the las two weeks The Jury presented the result of their la borsln the form of 93 indictments. Many of them are against liquor sellers, the felonies being rather few and of no particular importance. Court of sessions.

BIFOEE JUDGE GAEEISON, JUSTICES STILWELL AND HOTT. The following parties against whom indictments were found by the Grand Jury, were arraigned and pleaded not cuilty Churles K. Lewis burglary. Philip Itcnder, two indictments, one for burglary, and one for an attempt to commit a bu glary James Miller, assault with Intent to kill. Peter lingers and John Curtis, jointly indicted for burglary.

Charles Evans and Abraham indictments for forgery. Wm. JnhriBon and Geo. Johnson, forgery. James McCIoskey, robbery and rape.

John Crean, grand larceny. Michael Fernandez, grand larceny. James receiving stolen goods. The following parties pleaded guilty Patrick Farley pleaded guilty of forgery in the fourth degree, and was sentenced to two years in the State Prison. Harris Hufiale entered a similar plea to the same offence, and was sentenced to accompany Mr.

Farley. John M. Laight, indicted for an attempt to commit a burg ary, pleaded guilty of petty larceny and sentenced to six months in the Penitentiary. Sarah Mclntire pleaded guilty of petty larceny, and was sentenced to ten days imprisonment but Sarah being a good lookingwoman and of interesting appearance the susceptibilities of the Justices were moved in her behalf, and the sentence was suspended. Leghorn, Straw, and Neapol.

Bonnets, cleaned and pressed, Spring shape, at JToiiTii's, 190 FTullo Gentlemen, before going to New York, cal. and inspect the New Style of Hats and Caps atBiGLOW's Hatter, 185 Fulton street. Bassler, Hatter, No. 334 Fulton street, will ntroduce the Spring Style of Gents' Dress Hats, on Saturt day, March 1st. Dress Trimmings A large stock selling off elow cost, at P.

T. Wells, 263 Folton, opposite Clinton treet Brooklyn. Fringes, Gimps, Cord3, Tassels, GuiprjiBH Laces, Braids. Bindings, Galloons. Buttons, at J) Lockut, Sok 21 Fulton street opposite Clinton, $3,000 worth of soiled Skirts, to be sold at a great sacrifice at Mbs.

Sherman's Skirt faetory, 264 and 266 Fulton street. Ladies it you would hare a neat fitting pai of Corsets, made of the very best material, call at the Brooklyn Corset Factory, 26 1 Fulton street, next to Mrs Sh erroan's Skirt factory. Mechanical Corsets as low as 75 cents per pair. Cut Bassler's Spring Style of Caps for Gents Youths and Children. Hats and Caps for the Army and Naval Service 334 Fulton street.

Fine French Corsets, tu noon, at one dollar each, at W. A. Core 232 Fulton street. Also the best and cheapest Skirts in the city. Dress and Mantilla Trimmings, of all patterni, colors and shades, made to order at the shortes notice, at J.

Lookitt, Go's, 251 Fulton street, opposite Clinton. Velvet Ribbons, Zephyr Worsteds, Dres3 lbbons, Chenille and Crochet Netts, Drew and Mantilla at J. Lockiit, Bon Fulton street, Hjposlte Clinton. Notices. Congregation "Beth Elohim "The Syna.

gogueofthis Congregation, in Pearl street, between Nassau and Concord, the first ever established in Brooklyn, V. will be dedicated to religious worship on Sunday, March 80th, 186i, at 1 o'clock, P. M. The Consecration Sermon, in Euglish, to be delivered by the liev. Dr.

S. M. Isaacs, who acts as officiating Minister of the day. A lecture in German by Itev. Jos.

Sachs. Prayers and Songs with Choir and Orchestra by Rev. G. Brandcnstcln. Other Ilebrew DivlneB will be present to ake part in the Holy Service of the day.

By order of the Board of Trustees. Isidob Nobden, Secretary. MAKRIB1). Higgins CHn.DS On Saturday, March 1st, by the Rev Johnson, Mr. Charles W.

Higgins lo Miss Joshpuise Chilub, daughter or G. C. Childj. Kan. Andkbsos nt March26.

by Key. R. J. W. Buckland, Mr Prikj, Amwhson, of Brooklyn, to Miss Louisa Lust, of Bil'T St' g.

New York papers please oopy. IOAkcy Walsh At New Brunswick, New Jersey, on tb.3 21st March, by the Rev. Mr. Boners. Roman Catnollc C'ergy.

Henry Rksnct to Annie Walsh, third daughter of tiuiues ttiau, i mciKaLc oucci, xvusenny, Ireland. Rkmsfn Clark On Wednesday, March 26th, by the Rev. Hei.ry BlaDchard, at, the residence ot the bride's father. Wm T. KuiSEN to Lucillia only daughter of Joseph Olir'k Esq.

Hopkins Reamer March 25th, by Rev. E. M. Johnson, a' 2U4 Pearl street, William H. Uopkjss tj Miss Adeline Reamer.

Lockwood White Also, John L. Locswood to Miss Mart Wbitk. Wkiib Twioni Also, March 26th, Solomon J. Wadb to HiES LlllMSA 'IWIGHT. UIED.

Vau Voast In Brooklyn, on Tuesday. March 25th. ot con sumption, 'iiNkit Van Voabt, Bon of Giles Van Voast, tn the 25th year of his use. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at teLd the funeral on Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the iffideme of his parents. 119 Clermont avenue, two doorj fiom Mnle nvenve, without furthtr t.otlce.

"He Bweetly fell gBleep in Jesus." Howasd At Flalbush, L. on Tuesday, 25th lest. Catub rink, wife ol Rev. William W. Howard, la the J3i year ol hsr '1 he friends of the family are respectfully invited to attea'l her iuneiul from her late retUdeace, on jbndiiy.

'liih iust, at 3 o'clock P. M. Vaj Clkkf On Wednesday March 2fl, Jesnik 8.. daalr uml An Van Cleei. agtd years, 2 moniUs and 2" rfHFP.

The fr.nuta of tte family are respectfully Invited lo attend thj luiaral on Jnitar allcni.on, o'clock, froiuth rc etcter.ee of her rather, 4 LivlPKst ti Hiooins Ii, this city, on the 27th March, Iohn Joseph, of ana britiKet 1 Irieiid and relative or the fniuilv are reipectrullr in. yit. to tin lunrrhl on Friday afte no aUu cl ick, ftom the residence of his parents. No. 63 Carlton avenue.

Brooklya. 88 Willow st. Clerk with How Whittakor. P. M.

MYI RS, 2d place. Banker P. M. Myers Co. JOHN R.

KENNADAY. 150 Joralemon st. Lawyer Chesiers Kennaday. FRANKLIN W. TABEIt, 109 Jay st.

Lawyer Spooner Tabcr, WALTER K. PAGE, 2S9Statet. Assistant Secretary Mechanics Fire Insurance Company, Brooklyn, Inspectors of Election, FRANCIS E. DANA, 191 Henry St. F.

M. BASSETT, corner Cuurt and Atlantiosls. W. H. BABCOOK, 2 6 Fulton st.

Dated Brooklyn, March 26, IS62. A. COOKE HULL, A. M. COFFIN.

EDWARD C. BILLINGS, Nominating Committee. Notice interest onIsrookly central AND JAMAICA RAILIIOAD COMPANY'S due 011 1st of April, will lie imiJ at tae City BauS of Bro. kljn. Brooklyn, 26th Match, I8tB.

m2t lw W. B. HUNTER, Treasurer. npHE GENTLEMAN WHO CARRIED AvVA wilh 1 ini the Black aLd Tan Terr'er i'up. from 78 West Wnrren street, will save Woisi l' exposure and annoyancj by returnlrg the as the geiitlemim's name iskuuwn.

m'J'igi. MADAMK a LlNt i HIS CANAL 3 i'UEE 0, will pen her Art iiaport uicn of SPRING MILLI NEY onTllDltSDAY, 271b inst, ller cut Imn rs will plee ccnuidtr thL sufliclent notice, as no circulars will be nt. m'A jV I AST BROOKLYN SAVINGS BA.N1C, located on Myrtle tear Franklin avenue. Irteitst commenet the t. day of An'll.

All depoBltsmaiie on orbelore the 10th will bearinterest from tbe Ut April. Bank open Monday. Wednesday and Saturday evenings. STbl'HEN CROYELL, President, a C. Bamvs, Treasurer, ni 16t.