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BBOOKOT DAILY MGLE; FEIDAY MAY 28. if mm tic CoshofolIIaS LiIeraby At soomft had a pub WANTS. t2sa I. AUCTIOH SALES. of bunding, on paying to tho patty who should bUild ths wall the valuo or the part so used.

That tho wall in ques lion becamo a party wall under that agrcomoat and any entering made by him as complained of, was mado in conformity with that agreement. A. J. BLEECKEE, SON Auctioueeri. Wednesday.

Juno 2d. At VI o'clork, at the MerchauU' Etchnnge. fi'o close an zauu .) bnilillngp ols coiitalnins from 5 8 low onoh 2xW notiveei uslilu unit ItmiHiD r.ear Mount Pronneot rqttaro. Grounii Wgli, view line, Utl.j nerrect. 90 per cent ou mortgngo.

On N.E. rornomr Fortv Fifrh streot and Broadway I lot at tho Junction On Korly PifiliKTeet Iloitsoanti lot Ko 131 W. 451h street. 100 V. from Broadway Houso YJ.iifs.

Lot 190 i. iiii r'lfty yotirth Btreet 21ois K. s. M'h street, 200 feet wet lrom Mh avenue, togeiher. On Kilty.

FlMi street 2 lots N. S. B5th street, 275 feet W. from ft avenue. For maps, term', applv to tho Auc ioaeera.

No. 7 Brood street. (1343) my27a WM. F. WRWHT, Auctioneer, (Formerly Oaklvy A WmonT.) OrncK No 9 Court Mechanics' Kxciiange, oprostiK Citv Hall.

Huooklyw. Will glrc h'K personal mention to antes of Real Kia', Furniture and Mercltaiuilse of every description. Ileal Katate at private aalo. I)ans negoclated. CITY SALES iiOOMS, Ho.

313 Fulton Ktrsit, Brooklt jc, (oppooitfl City liall.) PBE15 i COIK, Auctloneejs. iloreby anuounne that they are to on tiienmenuof JMnrchandiao aud property of every dea sei ipiion, for sale at Ancllon, Aud toznako caah ndvancoj there, ou vvhvn reqrtired. JAKES OOLE, AUCTIONBEB. R'o. SG9 Fulton Strbst, CoKtfcaoiAL Kxcsitiai, citt Hall, Brooiltit.

COLK A SON, will gire their pergonal attention tn of Household Furaiture, and oat door geaerally. Alao toLaleo ot Kcsl Ksute, KtocV.e, tit tbe Bietuinse, Tortr. JOsEPE HEGEMAN, Atjctioneek. CENTRAL SALES ROOMS, CORNER OpJ WIIXOUGHBY AND PKARI. STREETS, NEAR THE C11V HALL, BROOKLYN.

BUSINESS NOTICES. LOOKING GLASSES PICIURE FRAME very cheap, attl" Ful'nn Brookivn, and 21 Fprnce flt New Vorlt. by 0. 110KSICKU, myl" lm" A WORD T3 KOUSEKKEP atS, and sreambfftt own rs. Furniture and Unholster amulet iu niesa'e rricei aunnR tno spring ISfvS.

Th old hi, chnpest, und most, varied Furuluit Uuuolsteiy establishtutMit In ihe Ualted Statea, what every ceqmit? my I'ounil, from nail 10 the IcheHt nrUclte itich KiMineied niti. Rich Miihr H'Tiv, RoEewooil, Oafc and Wahmt Kuhn, Tables, other Patent Sot a BtiU, every vwrietp aod ylo of i (jairi, Softie, Tete a Tet. Ca'pt'ta, (HI C. oths, Window Abides, Looking Chmses, and evi ryihinff fn the liuH got up for cash, ihu panic, and will be sold at unusually ow prices. Call fud see.

ManufiiCturer nnd Importer mnl9 3m R. J. 'J ODD, S3 Fulton t. AS FJXTUBE WAKE BOOMS, NO. 135 uhon ruvt.

ditor nbove Sanla yu AVIli is ub aovo. the Iarrta tUo'dc of GorneUustfc Iiater'. FixtuifS, (inmdol'H. Oil nndKero sene Jjamtm, etc. This stock is nmurjmspcd iu heauty or price.

uasnpms au us oraucLes ut uo in a neai, ijeenre anti prompt muuntr. mv31m CUPPiNG AND LEECHING AT ALL hours, day mii by Prcfessor Catling, No. Ill Atlantic Blrett. N. Ii, The uritfifcal nWe tnught rerisnable price.

Rheumatic etnbrocailou uu mliuiible cure, nold ai So. Ill Atlantic mj i lm .0 HOUSE KkEPEKS HOUSE FURNISH IKO eootls of I'verv ilaurluHuu Wood zn Willow Ware Kitchen Articles I'ab'e Outitry Tin, Britannia and Plated Ware Relr.geraturs MeatSufea, Ac, good and chap, a'. C. J. W.

KDGK mhl 3a 357 Fulton Bt opyoaite Ci'y Hall. UPttim STOCK. JiBRI7E0Ni) 3 opened, ready for inspecl and Bale, at prices Ruitablo to ihe. timea, a. ciinpln aaort.mnt of Jfmca VM wards Bonn hst White and Uuiiiue blu ntone China Tea, Dlclny, and Toilet fcet, and otaer anlcies of Chin Glass and ariheuware, well adapted lor new HouKckropor.q, at tba CHINA AKCAOG, IGT A.lauuo and 112 Dhutpn airm.

nil I'iABASOLS, PARASOLS. THE OLD ESTAB 3,. HsIkhI No. 103 Fulto.i rtniE corner of Cranberry Rirt'ct. 'I lie latest IVrisianstyieaof the richest and most cosily SilLra, and cuiiAi1.

Tim Ladles of Hrooklvn are Invited tu uxa.mln.e CHAS. KiltTH, Umbrella Manm'aoturer, Kahon direst. TKON, STJ3EL IS'AILS, SAHH WEIGHTS, I Hhovels, SpaUts, Rakes, Hoes, Uuilders' Hardware and Toobi. Ur gale bv KUWARi) I). WDITE U1V lm A It'irlrtn hl enr I'rnaiu1 ATlVNilON! Al'l'i'Ni'lON AlTu l.iO STOVKS.

ilNiKS, HKATKK.S, OTAtR VU' KA Ac, AC at tho "OI. AND," iri Fiuton at Bivoklyn. The. vn.eis gtfl is happy 10 jitinouiKe llmthe ba rc'urnod to hU OJu SiaMi," lined up, and now puuinc; iu an entire new ioct, whcic hi', ill be fitfd sft.1! his ol.l frinda aud cu jMiTOt rs. Tho pubhcai 1 1 ni rl.

J. lo Ciih and rxumlno fit ni' vi iviifrn "they will nn civc all u'tfinion, both iroir. Mr. Tho in is mni ihn innl 'ir incd. Tlioro rcsid'n m.

ttri itnt rt? o. cwy will well 10 jump in ihe cars a nil v. li al the Sioru. klat's of Kaugt linimi unil Tin work repaired, Ac. VaTHA T.

ttK lilCS, myl" Jni 1 iirook u. AjND bilALL S1.U0 KeniSfiie arid i 'iirhoa HI l.amnE, Siife'i Fluid iiTT. find (JJob W'cl; mi Chinmi 'Qitamly ou huuif. no, riuid, tivtion and Iwr Oils iule ch aji. Old 'lar L.iiums alu.

red and rt gih. ii. illMJUMAN tt MJN, my20 lm( Fulton in ocklya. FORTF, VIOLTX and GUITAR Ki.qulr" ai nt's Faitou st. EILLS Ob' IXOiiANGE ON ENGLANLJ, Irel iud, Wuh in sums of one pound nnd uitw'cirds, for lc ui .1.

AOivAY'S my 11 if Kschaiie li Court Urnoilyn. MEDICAL. UY MB AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD Kowia th tlrnp to use ihi Great Spring and Snnimff juo iii in'1, lir. LAftGljf'Y'H ltuor nnu nutat iu'tkkm. eomposied of Sarsnna: ilia.

Wild Cherry. YhMow Doe. Prickly Ash. Thorough wort, Rhubarb, Muu Jrake, Dindelion. alt of which ur i'so tu uct lucjuocrt and assist Nature in eradicating disease.

Tiie efllc of this medicine io most wonderful it acts directly upon the bowels and blood byrecaoinL; all obntructiou.4 from the iuicrnai orpuns. stimulating Uitrm into healthy ac lou, renovating ihe lounthtns ot" life tind vifior, purifyinc the blood, cleansing it from 11 auu catibitiK it to cour. nnow lluousn evtiry pari uf the li id1'. They uure nnd eradicate f. om Urn syatcm, Liver I'omplaiu iha.

lnani wb'iel of so many dis fases Jounoice In its v.orni tormi, all Bilious DueaHes and Foul tomi.cri, Oyspeps t'gtivtuess. Humors lhe lllood and Skin, It digestion, Hiizlni'bS, I'ile tlearibtirn, Weakuees, Tain in ih Side mid liuwc in, iatultripy, los of Appetite, nnd all Jciudred complaints tanked by a torpid nv diseased LIvlt, a dNordcred Hiom.n;h, or bad lilood, to which ali are more or les subjecr iu Spring and Slimmer. It talctn in large doses, Fewr and Ague may be brokt up curt at oa b. This lias necome a Ktuudard mediciurt, utit is di cideiily the best tiie world ever saw. Price 38 contj nerquart bntiea.

Bold by Mrs. iLWrirs, and all other Retail DrugglgLi. tl 4mis POTTERIES. oi JU bi ASS NG ISLAND POTTERY, SEVENTH WILUAJISBURUU Drpw. SAU NEW VORIC.

Best GLAZED and VITRIFIED tfKWKR and FKKSII WATER DRAIN 1'11'liS. Full equal to tlio imported article, and superior any other prtduod ill the Unttt Pta.es TUelllUli PIS ISU and well known DURABILITY of (ha I.dSG INLAND IJKA PIPE, Manufactured by perfect MACHINERY" con'iinie to recommend 10 the dt citled preference of the uen. juuges. PIi KSof everv rtMiuired calibre an Immense stock alway l'uiciLS MouH itATa, and delivered fuse, Inallpttrtii oINew Yort and Brooklyn. SmoKe aud Green house Flue Vice usual.

AIb au um ivalied useortmeiu of TK A CUTTA CHIilSEY TOl'S, Tase3, Statuary, tc ic my IB 'im EDWD. H. QUINN, Manufacturer. S1 TEAM PRESSED DRAIN PIPll. IRON STONE.

DOUBLE GLAZED. Fi om 1 to inches in Diameter. For For iticaiiona, Gas Houses, Iarga FaciorieD, Private Dwellings, nnd Drainage purposes generally, it has no equal. It i3 rtflhrded at prices so low us to make tt tho Cheapest aud Best medium ot Drainage or Sewerage known, Au cxtunsive aysortm constantly ou hand. Orders received at i'KTKR MILNE'S, No.

73 High pXtc, (where simples can be seen) or by mail, will bo promptly intended to. JV. li, Iu connection with the above, the snbscriber hadjtiit 'introduced a SMOKE, HOT AIR an? VENTILATING FLUE, ptrfecfy fire prcof which Arctitect3 and Uuihiors are in vile! 10 exHOune, a the GKKENWICU rOTTKBY, (K tab.ihfd in Nos. 257 aud 267 West IStn tt butwctu 9di and 10th avennea, Whw York. jnyfi lm WASHINGTON MIT1I, Proprietor.

SSJaERUFlfS SALES, SUmEME COURT Catherine Moore Hgaiuat Ji W. KUuy aud Smitu, Tiff Altr In pursuance of a judgment ore cr of thm conn, nu'io in the abuviMimitlud action. baxhjg date the cay ol Ap.ll, I will sell by public, iwvcUon, ihe Commrctal xchauge, Ful'ou tt, Brooklyn, tin lUthduy of June, 185S, at 12 o'clock noon, ihe folio a ing ibed bud and preuibes All thit cr tHin pit ce. parcel or section of land, situate, )y ug Mid btlrg in dvc town Flatbus'b, th' Cousiy ot Kng i and State of Now Vorir, Known aud disnnguishtd by ihe number twv.utv one on a mp tiled in ihe fttcc 01' tho tfegis'er ot the eald Oouu'v of Kiiil; ontnli'd mnuof property ai Greet fie id, Long belonging ti VlvtK, Brooklyn, OcwVur 1, J253, aud surveyed iv H. Day, rt'y Surveyor; bogionlng ut a point ou tluvouthcrjy side ol' While Btreet, distant leu humiremmd i'ortv seveu fiet and lour inches (1047.

4 easterly frcm tho ccr liur Vornied by tne rateraecvion ot he line ci ibo Bron' Kn auu Gcney Island fUnk, Road ahel the sou her'y hue of White street; tbeuco running 0 along s'reet oc hundred (10f) ftet; thence ruunn tomlie'lv and at neat ac.M lOfeaidWidte Blruet one hnno ml and twenty live ('Ji) teei i lane of A. G. Hammond; tht nee runuliig veaterly and along ihti libd of aaie A. Hnuiuxmf, cue bundled W) lhnce runnirg northerly end the roiithcrly nlia street oue hundred and uventy ilve 2 plane of begiuniu 1 ogether with ui: uutX sing. tfne or iu auvwiu i apnertsilnmij.

Dad 1 hp27 niwCTu fc RRATOKS. A SUPliJilOR AND TXrANTED A YOUNG LADY OP THE htchest rcFDCctabilltv wishes a Kltuailon, either ns nur fcry uovcrnrtis or to attend a fancy s'ore. Rworencf s. iC re quired, a uo'e addressed to juiss iicwiey." uranuorry sta injr where an iuterviovv rcny be bad, will meet wi'h prompt attcniion. 2t ANTED A SITUATION BY A RESPECT ahlo widow man lo do ctmeral housework in a pri this best ot cityreferrnci; has a daughter IV years old she io lane wim ncr.

corner ui jjsrourm iiu Tillary sts, ocer the store. mj 28 lt ANTED TO KENT A SMALL HOUSE or nart. hv a fnmtlvof live: no fcmill children. Locution beiween Union and Hands street on the east side of Court or Fulton, convenient to the Greenwood osr. Address by note statin price, to Meisrs.

KABS4 liRUOE. printers. High st. near Fulton. Satisfactory refercuoa given.

myt 7 2t WANTED A CHAMBERMAID, WHO UN underetands aowlnff and ironing; Gerrnm preferred. 'niy such as cm come well rcommenaea every respeci, may npplr at No. 14 Schermerhorn street, near Clinton. at. SPECIAL NOTICES.

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, AND ALL WHO wish genuine TEA. COFFEE and SPICKS, and at prices to euii tne itmep, should call on liAKiiiau ffi Cornfrof Fulton and yiiln Best Government Java, IS cts or six lb3. for the dollar. Maraca'bo, 16 or live ibp. for cl3.

Lucuivra, VI 11 Gl St. Domingo, 12 65 10 50 "A lvtve reonlvcd by tho late arrlvalB the. most choice assortment of new Teas, which we offer twenlv. five per cent cheaper than usually charged by New York dealers. N.

B. Ik Five Pound Box sort Bags at Wholesale Prices. PlCKS. Wehavc fitted up lire most improved machinery for nnnu faclurtng Mostaiid, Cicu.i, i'iiocolaie and Shoes, which we warrant pure and of Hie best qualiiv, and at a cheaper rale than ever offered befoi e. HARDING CO Tea Coffee ad Spier.

Dealkes, Corner Pulton and Main streets, Brooklyn. Goods delivered to all parts ot the city. 3m A RAEE CHANCE FOR A FIHSF CLASS XSJBoardiug mse Bror.Klyn. Apply to my233! EAMIiS 0 83 Illcta PA RTNEESHIP DISSOLUTION. ON ADril 24.lh.

1853. the Arm of JOHN PARSONS was dla olred bv mutual constnt. All the olt iirations ihe firm will lie settled by Jon.v PAnsoNS, the subscriber haying ceased to bs a partner frcm abope date. ALBERT A. MARSHALL.

Brooklyn, L. May 27, 1858. my2S2t AS FOBD'S BILLlAIIIfflPALiCE, POR Dlavinc witbout Belt Inc. and Faleof Billiard Tables and Piano! 'lanoa. corner of Court and Remaen mr cts, oppesite City HaU, Brooklyn, slate beris and a'l other mints.

A.BASS EORD, as a Billiard Table and Piano Sinker, took first premium at Cryalal Palace ng.inst five competitors for Billiard Tables, and against tihhtt two for Fiact s. Sec (ho 'cmmit tee'fl Report Hansford's o'd standard raouiK for p'av nno sile of Billiard Tables and Fianos, 149 Fulton streot. and an entrance aT. No. 8 Ann street, New York.

Tables suitable tor private houses sold low. m28 Im OHO IT THE CO PARTNERSHIP OF SIMP tli.solP.d by nvitual consent. All acrounls Will be settled W. BEST, who will cont'nue ih business, lircoklyn. May 18.

W. RKST, my 27 8t WILLIAM SItlPSON. II: OAN OFFICE 1842 licensed bv the (J of State, and Mayor and cotumsn Council of (he Citv of New York Metier nt to unv amount, in large and Bmall sums at legal rates of ialerosl, on nil kiidsot' personal property, as Dimotid, 'd and Silver Y'atclles, Jewelry. Dry Kcrs, Cloihiog, Ac, Xc. A.

ADOLPUUS 423 Pearl street. ly Corner of New York City. BROOKLYN THE AISTJAL EL1SC tlon (or thirteen Dirf etors of this Bank, cud three Ingpuc of the next ensuing election, will be held at the Banking House, onilB 8th day of Juno next. The poll will be opened at 12 21. and closed at 1 P.

31, mj25 2v P. J. JJKNDKRSOV, Cashier. AIERICAN INSIirUTE OF HOMCE )PA I1Y This Socieiv will bold its Fiflef nib Annual Metlnir at me Brooklyn Athesbcm, on Wedsesday, 2d of June, proi. at 10 o'clock A.

Al. An addvcsH will bed iliverediu the tivening by J. P. Dake, M. of Pittsburgh, con me i cing at 8 o'clock.

A rrclimtniry me tiug will be held at the residence of Saw'l S. Gdy. M. 33 JjivlDirslon street, on TuesdiV ev ninir. 1st.

sAMUKL GUY, Com.of my25 6t A. COOKK HULL, Arrangement. TINGS COUNTY CLERKV OFFICR MAY 24lh. Notlce is herebv i ivcn that a nanel of Petit Jurors lor the Court of Sessions, appointed to beheld in and for the County of Kings, on the 15 day of June, 1858, wl'd be dran at the office or the Clerk of the Cotintv of Kincs. on the 3l't day of May, 1858, at 2 o'clock P.

M. ot that dav. my24 WM. Ii. CAMPBELL, Clerk.

TLANTIC BANK, MAY 22, 18. 8 The annual election for thirteen Directors of this Hunk, and three Inspectors of vhe nxt succeeding election will be held at the Bunking lloue, on Tuesday, Juiig, ensuing. The joU ill be opened s.t 1 o'c'ock M. and closed 2 o'clock P. Al.

By order of the Board of Directors. mj24td WM. O. RUSnMORE, Ca hier. ECHANIOS' BANK Brooklya, May 22, 1853 FLKOTION The Arnual Klectlon for Thirieen Jju cc.orsot tins Isaidf, and Inspfcj.rs lur thi; next eneu ing ulct'tlon.

wil. bt lieli ihe Banking tl'Mne on thu "uj dav of Jimenexi, between ihs hoirs of 12 M. and i P. Al. my2 'S'aw2w GKOkGB W.

WHITE, Cashier. LECIION NOTICE MWNIGSFliiTE IN'hURANCK COMPASY, BROOKLYN ThP auunal citation for Directors and three Inspet'tors, will be held at the oQico of 'he Company, No. I Aiunti'L tie street, Mechanics' Bank Buildiiig, on tho 7th of June next. The poll will be oyen at 12 and close ut 1 P. AL By order 3aw2w WAT rttli NICHOLS, Secry.

SPECIAL EOTICli. 11Y LAT.B PAETN KB still representing to the pttbiic hat I have given up buai neEB.tind that be is continuing the fouaiuess oi the late S. N. Bdrrili. Itake this method to inform the public thit such.

rcproEentations pre and if longer pertisled in I shall deem It necessary to inform the public why and wherefore he vas ejtpelled trom my establishment. My warehouse is al No. 132 Pierrrpont, near Fulton where can bo had every Icing requisite lor the burial of the dead. Thankful for past references, I hope, by attention to business, to merit a coj nuance of the same. N.

BUKBILL, Undertaker, ta2t if 13a Fierreoont street. OFFICE OF THE CII1Z5NS FIRE INSURANCE CO Brooklyn, Jlay 18. 1858. A'oilre Is hereby given that nn Electien fcr Directors of this Comnaay will be heidatibe ottlee, No. 18 Grand bU, on TUBS DAY, the It day of June xt, between the hours of two aud three o'clock, SI my2O10t JAME3 SIcI.EAN, Serro ary, ELECriON NOTICE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

lL annual Election for Twenty ouo Directors and for three Inspectors of the rf At annual election will be hiild at thn ofQcc of lhe Company, Iso. It Court, corner of Rimsen street, in tho city of Brooklyn, on JtONDAY, the 7t'i day of June next. The Poll will i opened at 12 and closed at 1 o'clock. P. J', By order.

mylOtd WM. F. LEGGETT, Secretary. FFICE OF THE LONG IrLAND INSU RANCE No. 41 Fulton Brooklyn.

MavlS. 1858. an elop.t.on for Directors ot this Company, held on the 10 the following named gentlemen were chosen for the ensuing year: Henrv Younff. John A. Lott, 'Jhouias Baylls, Fmith Woodhull, Ktz ah Wright, Thomas W.

Birdsall, Charles P. Lisverich, John Vanderbilt, Daoiol A. RobhitiB, F. G. Thurston, Charles Rogers, Ipaac Hvde, Peter C.

Cornell, Daniel Ayres, Frederick. Majquaud, John H. Prentice, H. K. Corning, Charles K.

Bill, JoBbua C. Skidtcore, li. B. DeLamater, Minturn Post, V.W.Tfaorne, John Schcnck. George A.

Thome, At asuhsequent meetlug ofthe lor(h B. 'DeLamater wasimBuln3ou9ly re elected President of ihe Company lor the ensuing year. mla 2w W3I. W. UENSHAW, Secretary, DIVIDEND.

MECHANICS FI5E INSURANCE CO. No 1 Montague alree'. lirooklyn. May 10. ittoj.

The Board of Directors oi' thia Company have this tiay dec'ared a Dividend of Seven per cent, payable to tlw Stockholders, oa demand. WAMttR NICHOLS, Sec'y. mylllm J. M. HOPPEE, OateoO S.

N. BURBILL A UitDEKTABERS. Would respectfully inform the public that he hns opened his Ware room at No. 18 COURT STREET, corner of Joralemon, opposlto the City Hall, wnere can be had everything rea.uisite for the Burial of lhe Dead. J.

M. HOPPER having had much experience for tho last len years as an Undertaker, will give hla personal attention to Fu nerals in all cases. N. B. Can be found at all hours of the night at No.

18 Court Itreet. mhM Jm tTHMERS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE JL1 Those who intend eeltinff MOWING MACUINKS this season, acd before purchasing elsewhero, ore respectfully i vitcdto call and eramineoue of STOD'ARDM MOWERS, ac i)it nrftynlsnH of thp siihrthpr. whore 'hevnm see undoubted ly just the kind of Machine wanted. It is constructed on au entire new prlcclplo, ffaicut from all others now in use, and la aisuasuio save norse uoaa utrtuii moat ttemruuii'. on ject.

For draught It certainly has nt Ha equal, one horse dolDir the work of two. aa in mas', other Machines, widi and it will cut with the slowest possib'e motion that caubeufctd. It is anovtfL Machine, ana the inventor saya it must l'o away witn all coaaiructea on tne oia pian in a snori time II is constructr.d mostly cf iron, and yet it only weighs frnm 370 to 4QO lbs. f.ccoi dmir to tlze. Call and see tu and tf any are wanted they can be supplied by ihesub'criber.

It will bain use, also, on his premises this season, wneu us operation can he oy any woo may deem worth while to call. JOHANNIS LOTT, Agen FlatUndaNeck, May 15th, 1853 niylri BO. W. MUMBY, Wholesale aud Retail Dealer In FLOUR AND GRAIN'. No.

9 Fulton Street, near Atlantic Bank B.pljtf Brooklyn. POLITICAL NOTICES. TEMOCBATIC REPUBLICAN C0NSOLIDA 17 TBD GENERAL COMSUTTEB OF TUB CITY lTEoOKLYN AND COUNTY OF KINGS. A regular monthly meeting oi mis committee will Doncm hi neaa qtiiinerf iam many tlato PcopleaJ Hall, comer of York ana l'curl or TUESDAY EVJiNING, June let, at 7i o'clock. DAVID c.

AITKKN, Chairman. A. J. Kemdli, Secretary. iny4t TUBVUNTU WAHD KWUBL10A.H AiSO filATION An arfinnrnpri mftetlnff of this Asoclatfon will aclo al meir room in Adolpm tiau.

corner oi zay rtie aveu aud AdelpM qjreer, on Fhiday, tha2th at 7i o'clock ju. rieuus ux me Association aru invitcu lu anuuu JP. OS'J'KAWDKJtt, Chaiiman. JoSKrn Secretary. myitf 1 XTATiOSAL DEMOCllATIC KEPUBLICAK RTANmwfl mxrMTTTEE OP TIIE COUN I OF uYrVUR Tbn man th)v meat fnir nf lhtt allOVG Committee will be held at dieir head quarters on TUKaDAY KVKWliVa, June isu ruuoiuai auonaanoa is requeieu.

ny uiS? JAMES YOOttHfiES, ClioJrman. lic debate last evening at their room, cor. of Court and Joralemon streets. Notwithstanding the inclemency of weather there was a largo audience of ladies and gentlemen present. Recitations were delivered by Mr.

Andrew Dent, who recited Mr. Phillip's speech on "the effects of the exclusive system on the condition of very ably, and Jeremiah F. McSwyney who executed the burlesque piece "The year three thousand and three," bo as to elicit continued merriement. The subject fox debate was "Shoull the United States establish a protectorate over which was ably discussed by MesBiB. John Gal lagher, Andrew Dent, Jeremiah F.

McSwyney, and Charles F. Nagle on the affirmative and Messrs. C. Conroy, James McCloskey, fm. J.

Hanneran, and William Lamb in the negative. The President rendered a decision in the affirmative. The next public debate will take place on Thursday evening, Jane 24th, at 8 o'clock, P.M. Harding Co at the junction of Fulton and Main Btreets havo the most complete arrangementa for manufacturing all kinds of Spices, Cocoa, of any es tablishment in tho city, Thoy also havo tho best variety and quality of Teas that can bo found in the city. Shaksperean.

Those of our readers who wor ship at tho shrino of tho immortal Bard of Avon will learn with considerable satisfaction that Professor JohnW. Hows will road from the Merchant of Venice," and Ec' gar A. Poo's poem of Tho Belles," on Tuesday oveniDg next, Juno tho 1st, at tho Brooklyn Institute. Amongst our many Dramatic readers, Mr. H.

may bo classed with those who are acknowledged to stand pro eminent in tho histrionic art. Greenpoint Sarbatu Schools Anniversary. Tne anniversary of the Greenpoint sabbath schoola waB appointed to ba hold yesterday, but like their neighbors they were disappointed by the the out door exercises, marching in procession had to bo dispensed with. A portion of the schools however proceeded from their respective churches to the the Methodist church whore the meeting and in door exeroises were to take place. The following schools were represented Reform ed Dutch (Jhurch Sabbath School Georee Holmes, Superintendent; Lttcien Brown Secretary; Thomas McDonald, Taeatmrer and Librarian.

Number of teachers, male and female, 20. Number of children on resistor, 180. Avoraeo attendance, 150. Baptist Church Subbath School J. B.

Hallet, Superintendent oharies ii. Jtnitbn, secretary fcr. VV. KDifEn, Treasurer: Wm. H.

Avres, Librarian. Number of teachers, 7 female and 6 male. Number of scholars on register, 180. Average attendance, 100. Protostant EpiecODal Church Sabbath School, A.

Crone. Superintendent; N. J. Lewis, Secretary William Nason, Secretary; John Davis, librarian Number of teachers, 29 number of scholars on re gister, 250; average attendance, 170. ISO new scholars havo been added to tho Bchools during the past year, by the system of visitation which has beeu established.

Upon the assembling of the scholars in the Methodist Church, an anniversary hymn was sunff, after which prayer was offered by the Kev. Mr. London. After this, a poem was sung by the children, and addresses obtained from Mr. Woodruff, of the Brooklyn Sabbath School Association, Mr R.

G. Pardoe, Bev. Mr. Talmadge, and others. Tl musical exercises were conducted bv Mr.

Horace Waters. The refreshments which were to have been dispensed on this occasion were defeired to another more favorable opportunity. NEW YORK CITY NEWS. Opek RoBBEitT. A Frenchman named Vincent was arrested on emerging from the auction store of Messrs.

Lookwood 162 Broadway, this morning, by an officer of tho Mayor's squad, who noticed that he had a roll of eilk under his arm. Mr. Tiematm thought it bettor that for tho next few weeks the operations of Mr. Vincant should be con fined to tho Tombs, where he has accordingly taten his temporary abode. Died in his Cell.

James Wood, found in a slate of intoxication in the streets last evening, was locked up in one of the cells ot the 16th Precinct; Station Houses. When tho polios entered to restore him to liberty, tho man was dying, and die, beforo medical aid could reach him. Fatal Fall from a Fourth Story Window. Last evening about 5 o'clock a woman named Anne Shaughnssy, while engaged in cleaning the outside of one window on the 4th story of the house corner of 47th street and 11th avenue accidentally fell to th sidewalk and was thereby instantly killed. Mr.

Hiram Cranston, proprietor of the New York Hotel, who was violently attacked on Wednesday while at dinner table, by Dr. Gaillardet, a boarder at tne Hotel, is still pronounced dv nis pnysicians to be in a very preearious condition. Tho cause of the assault, as Bet iortn in tne amaavits, was xoat mr, Cranston ordered Dr. Gaillardet to leave the hotel, owiDSto his having allowed a patient to remain there who was sick with the small pox, and having miprenresented tne nature oj nia aisease. xne ma gistrate refused to admit Dr.

Gaillardet to bail. THE COURTS, ClictiltCoart. BEFORE HOK. JOBN A. LOTT, JUSTICE.

ACTION TO RECOVER THE VALUE OP A VESSEL. Sarah S. Bird and others against the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co. and others. Judge Lott charged the Jury in this caso yesterday, to the effect that no agreement between the owners and tho company, by which the former could recover the loss of their vessel, had been proven and the only question they had to determine was, how long this vessel was cruising, or how long she was In the servic or employment oftho defendants.

Tho evldonco bad tends cd to show at what time tho vessel had been lost. They were to arrivo at such conclusion as these circumstances would warrant, trad find a verdict for tho amount duo, at tho rates prescribed. Verdict for tho plaintiff accordingly, $675. FLUSmXG AND NEW YORK MAIL LLNB. 2ios.

Cornwels agt. Henry C. Brown. This was a second trial between these parties, the first having been had on the 17th of March, 1856. A verdict was then rendored for the plaintiff for $578 06.

It appears that in 1851 Mr. Corn well was. tho proprietor of tho stage route betwoen Flushing aud Now York, and had tho contract for the carriage of tho mail. At that time ho sold out to defendant, who undertook to comply with the terms ofthe contract then existing botween Cornwoll, (plaintiff) and tho Post Office, and to pay him $80, aod to satisfy tho balance of the purchase money, nearly $660 in all in carrying and delivering till Juno 1853, tho mails. That tho defendant failed in carrying the mails after three months, and the plaintiff had to do so himself.

That in preparing to do so he was put to $200 expense, and besides that defendant becamo liable to pay the balance of tho purchase money. The defendant in his answer admits the contract which was entered into by plaintiff and defendant in this caso and ono Amasa Rockwell, Jr. Thoy began to carry tho mail us por agreement, and defendant subsequently bought out Rockwell's interest in the route and continued tho business himself until interrupted by the plaintiff, who, without anv default on defeo dam's part, and in violation of the terms of agreement tuo planum re estaoiisneu a lino of stages on tho said route and resumed the carrying of said mails to tho damage of defendant who had gone to groat expense in establishing his lino of stages. Tho damage to defendant from this source Is laid at $1000 and asks that tho complaint bo dismissed and judgment rendered in his favor for the abovo sum A number of witnesses were cxaminod as to the regularity with which tho mails woro carried. Soabury Kissam.

for plaintiff. J. M. Van Cott for defendant. City Court.

hf0be judge culver. action for trespass. 67ordoii Ibrd ant. Geo. L.

Samvson. The plaintiff, who is a lawyer doing business in Walt street, N. and residing in Columbia street, near Clarko street, Brooklyn, complains mat acienoant, thoownor of the adjoining houso in toium bla streot, in adding to his own building onoroached upon the party wall throueh which thn bnundarv line of tho re spective lots ran, by oxtending it to the roar and olevating lb sume 1'or tho defense Judge Vandorbilt appeared. By tho answer they claim that by a deed or orrroemnnt marlo in Oct. 1841, between GeorgoS.

Howland and James Boorman.then wo i vuu wio, i nwj wryuuuwu ita tumji their heirs or assigns shoultj havo tho privilege of building a 12 inch brick wall for a dwelling, with a corresponding iuuuuuiiuu luicei ueepirom ijoiumma street upon tho lino which by their purcbaso and convovanco should natah. lishod between tho said parties, and equal proportion pu each side of said line ana tho other nartv wan ty nan onrh wftU) or such. portion otit ps might wl (or the porposea Ho also generally donloa tho allegations tn llic com plaint. Tdo judge in charging mo jury mis morning, sunt mat thoy woro to decldo what damages, if any, tho ulaintilf should recover. As tho Court understood it, Mr.

Sampson had a richt to carry up his wall, keeping on his own side. Tho inconvenience of intercepting tho view from plaintiffs house must bo submitted to in cities, aii mo uoeds of tuo property recognised a party wall through the centro lino of lots Nos. 120 and 122. Tho main question oftho Jury would bo to discover what damage was sustained by carrying up this party wall. Tho masons and carpenters testified to doing tho work according to contract, and that no unnecessary damage was dono.

It is complainod that a portion of his lencowas laKcn uowu, mo wuumuja iiuruy laKen on, and tho tin on tho roof curlod up. Tho view of Governor's Island, Ac, was also cut off, occasioning damage as alleged of about $1,000 additional. If Mr. Sampson was notified to stop tho encroachments and persisted in it, Ihojury must find for plaintiff and thoy may also tako into consideration the damage aono 10 emmueya. Tho jury found a verdict for plaintiff.

AMUSEMENTS. 1 RAND OPENING OF MESSRS. SIEGM8T VX 4 LENTON'3 OLYMPIC ARENA, at tho Brooklyn (or M.llltary) Garden, on MONDAY, May 31st, J85S, compoa e' of French. English and American aetisis, performing toeather in one Comniny, renreaeniing thi elite of the CtKCUS AND HII POT)ROME. IT I.

Tn PRINCIPAL ACROBATIC PROFESSORS IN AMERICA. The IcliOwlDg dlBt'BguiBhed performers are amongst the engaged in tn iroupe, FRANCOIS SIEGBIST, Thp flrHtOvmnnqt. and Hauteur of KuroDe. formerly of Fran coil's Hippodrome; La Clique. Napoleon Parln.

I'rury Lane Theatre, ndon; the Imperial Circus, St. l'eiersburgb; and tne ilojal Ampnttneaire, eri n. i umn rPMTnw The first hamorlfit and Clown, combined In nltlwr fturnna or. America: lata cf Beauv's mDhi hestre. London; CooV i English Circus; and all the principal c'rocsses oi taeoiaworia.

HONORS FRI3COUDE AND P1ETRONI. Tbc Italian Brothers, trom Vienna, Paris and ihe Kuronen Theatref known a3 ite nnparalted Posture Masters and Gym nasta. Besides a corps of en ted auxiliaries. MR, KENNEDY, The ted American Bter DOCS MAX and in wonder! ul nerfoimancRK. Doors open at 2 and 7 P.

M. Peifcrmanoa 1o coirmence half an hour afier. Price of admission Twenty fire cents. my28 3t' iROP. JOHN W.

S. HOWS, WILL BEAD thk mkkchamt of venice, At the Brooklyn Institute, on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT. Jrne 1st. And, by request, Ed(ar A. Pot's Pcem, THE BELLS.

Single Tleke's Fifty cenlB. Family 'rickets, Remitting three persons. One Dollar, may be obtalat dof ihe Librarian o' 'he Institute. Tocommen sely. my283t JLUAMa1 PANORAMA OF A WHALING VOYAGE Musical Haxl.

corner of Fulton and uraogo stree EVERY EVENING THIS WEFK. Doors open at 7Mt commence 8 P. 5f. ALSO WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTKRNOONS, I 'or the accommodation of Families and Hcbools. Admittance 25 cents Children ha" price.

25tf M1; ISS DENVIL RESPECTFULLY ANNOUN ces her BENEFIT at Lhe NATIONAL THEATRE, On FRIDAY NIGHT next. ihe last n'ght but one of her engagement, and for which she has si leciea an auracure dui, cousisuog oi Tragedy, urami. ran toinlme and Farce, and In which Messrs H. A Perry. BHnch ard, (i.

L. Fox, the Carlo Family, and others, wiih hers If, will appear. myiffi A GRAND OPENING FESTIVAL OF THE Xi. NKW BOM A ST CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM, Bedford avonuu, will take place cn MONDAY, TUHSDAY and WEDNESDAY, 7th. 8lh and 9th June.

Rev. J. A. Pchneixer will deliver the Inaucural Addreaa. and Dn.

Ivca and Ricbard O. Oorman, will each deliver an address on Biibsequont eveniDgg. The Baud of ihe North Carolina" have generously volun teeredtheir services for the occasion. Trketa 25ctnts eacn, to oe am at an tne uatcolic Cliurcnes in lhe city. DUEDY'S NATIONAL THEATRE, Dres Circle 25 cents PH 12K cents Orcheatra Chairs, 61) cents.

Doors openat(ii; o'clock. Curtain will rise at 7 o'clock precisely. THIS KVBNING. KAtf OtfSSEL DHU or. Iha DARK LADY CF DOONA.

Hubert Mr. H. A. l'erry Worowikl G. L.Fox SCHOOLMASTER.

A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. WATCH DOGS. GROCERIES. BUTTER, BUTTEB, BUTTER GOOD FRESH BUTTEB 20c per lb. AT BIPflBB'S TEA, COFFEE AND FRUIT STORE, my27 2w Fulton street, Brooklyn.

UTTER I BUTTER BU1TSR BEST ORANGE CoUNTY. 2ii cents. GOOD FRESH BUTTER. 22 cuts, at GEORGB T. SDTTONV, TTPdllonst.

Please call and see it. my27 3t Gr EORGE T. SUTTON, GROCER, 77 Fulton steeet. Bbookly juld invite tho atteutiou of cash and prompt paying buyers to h's su.ck of choice. Groceries, which id offered at tiie loffeal market prices.

Having made amtngf ments for receiving daily BUl'TKU from the choicest dairies in OratgeCoudty aud other prtaof the State, would respectfully s'att: to those aud others changing their residences, that they can be waited on daily for their orders in all parts ot the City, so tint all can have the ben efl' of a good Fumlly Grocery, where the goods at all timts will warranted to suit and promptly delivered tree of expense. The greatest paiui is taken in selecting the choicest brands of FLOUR of different qualities, and prices to suit the times i xtra Flour at So. bbl. Flonr. Graham Flour.

Rye Flour. Bye Meal. White and Yellow Meal, SUGAR8. Crushed Sugj Of all the various kinds and qualit es your attention is called to a choice article of extra Oolong, at 60 cents per pound. Hams, Tongues, and Smoked Beef.

tievr Orleans Molasses. 75c 7 IDS. Stuart's Powdered Sugar, 76c lbs. Granulated Sugar. 75c 7 lbs.

A White Sugar 70c. 64o "60c. New Orleans Sugar 56c Good Yellow 5t)c BUTTER. Superior Orange Co. Butter, and other choice at New West India Stuart's Extra SvniD.

Hall's Soap by the box, uiggin's OldO stile Soap. White Palm K'Dgaford and Starch, by the Box. Dnrges's pound or York prices. Superior Orange County Butter, 26 cents. Good Fresh Butter, 22centj.

Sugars of all kinds by the barrel. Tens by the ihest. Couee wrhebag, Butter by thepail or tub. my6 Imta COFFEE COFF.EE COFFEE No counterfeiting, no adulteration. Genuine old Java Coffee, finest Imported, at KINNERSLEY'S, apUJ lln tilt tuyruo uvtsu ue, iiruusij u.

KOCERIES 1 I GEOOEKIES FOR THE VT MILLION. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES FOR CASH. STEPHEN" SUTTON is now offering Ms large and well selected stock of Orocerio at prices greatly reduced lo suit the time. tjnsisting in pari or SUPERIOR HEW CROP GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, OLD JAVA, MOCHA, MARACAIBO, LAGURIi AND ST. DOMINGO COFFEE, DOUBLED REFINED CRUSHED, PONDERED GRANULATED, PORTO RICO AND NKW ORLEANS SUGARS.

Doable extra Western, Southern and Genesee FAMILY FLOUR. Superior White and Yellow MEAL. Best uariea of Orange County BUTTER, received Three times a week. HAMS of my own curing, which cannot be equalled by any other method of curing. STEPHEN SUTTON, Woolesale and Retail Grocer, 181 Fulton Brooklyn, Goads sent to any part of the City.

8p30 lmis TEAS TEAS TEAS Let fall the curtains, wheel the sora round, And, while the bubbling and load biasing urn Throws up a steamy column, and the cups Thatoheerbut not inebriate, watt on each, So let us welcome peaceful evening In. EINNERSLEY. TEA and COFFEE DEALER, 176 Myrtle avenue, respectfully calls the attention of the community to his present choice selection of TEAS, which for excellence cf strength, fineness of flavor, and moderation of price, must give satisfaction to every purchaser. 176 Mystle Avisue. ap29 lm BAKERIES.

A Ii BBEAB. 2Jf CENTS A POUND. 4 lbs. FOB 10 CEjxTS. at SlUMBY'S.

Hlirh near Fulton. taU JOSEPH H. MUMBY, BAKES AND CON FBCTIONER, No. 159 Foltoh street Brooklyn. Pa uem fcud Weddinna KUDBlled wlih every artlole anitablQ frrsu 034ilias.

FOR SALE TO LET. CJMALL COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE lO.Nc ear HemoBtead Yillafrc. L. I. Souse 11 rooms.

small conservatory a'taehed, filled, large barn; a lieau tlful stream runs ihrougb ibo ground; from 6 'o ifl acres of larif as required; situation retired; pentctly healthy: rouds hour's arive from. Rockaway Pavhllon, Flushing, or Glen Cove; 17 miles Jrom Fulton Ferry by plank roads; ail ihe roads good; access by railroad quick aud frcquen also by situate on the road from the Court llousb to Kockawaj; half a miio Loum oi mo iieinpsieau pinsroaa, i nee very reason able Apply to GKOKGhl HALL, the Counsellor's office, City Hall, Brooklyn. my28 10i rrO HOUSE No. 299 JaT bTREET 9i Is now in perfect order. To a good tenant, will be let low.

Apply to or address my28 2w FUaTKK L1SK. 1E0 Broome street, Now York. CITABLE TO LET A FIRST CLASS BRICK private Stable to let, In Love lane, near Henry st. Apply A. B.

liA.VENl'OKT. my27U" Montague Btreet, near Court. TLED EARTH, FIT FOR GARDEN WALKS. Jf S'de SVaiki. Ac A quantity to be had from tlio grounds Oi ie urwftija lHj ree uuurKe.

Apply to. FRIDAY EVENING MAY 8. Amusements In Brooklyn and New York this Evening. HALL, corner of Fulton and Orange streets Wllllrm'H Panorama of Whaling Voyage. PURDf's NATIONAL THEATRE Chatham street.

Ban OoBsell Dhu Schoolmaster Day after the Wedding Wtch Dng. BUltTON'S NEW THEATRE. Broaadway oppealte Bond at rh'rein, the Orpha i of Geneva. WALLACE'S THEATRE. Broadway.

Dejeret Deserted, or tho LsBt Hays of Brfgbam Yoiing. BARNUM'S MUSEUM, oorner of Broadway and Ana t. Rotalmd Hubert. GARDEN, Broadway P. ur Lovers Tight Rope Bed GnomB and White War.or.

0150. CHRISTY WOOD'S MINSTRELS. 663 Broadwa Ethiopian Performances Love Laughs at Cobblers. MECHANICS HAI.L, 474 Broadway Bryant's Minstrels Negro Song's and Burlesques Hop of Fashion. 444 BROAD WAY Matt Peel'sCampbellMlhs'reli E.hioplan Melodies ud Dunces Darkey's Dream Anothjer John Dean Affair A Youno Lady on the Heights Marries her Father's Coachman.

The celebrated Dean and Boker case has repeated in this city, all but the legal pro ceedings. Mr. B. "the stern parient," lives in a palatial mansion on the heights, and had a fair daughter, whose romantic soul conceived an attachment for the good looking young man who drove her father's horses, and like another Mary Ann she loved another John Dean. We cannot trace this love in a stable from its first inception to tho final surrender of the yonng lady's heart and hand to her.

Knight of the Whip. The course of true love never did run smooth on any occasion, and it could not be expected to glide on unruffled when the stream of affection flowed between a brown stone mansion with all the modern conveniences and a Etable. Bnt the result was that Mr. B. returning from a tour in Europe discovered with, what amazement and indigna tion may be imagined what was going on The divine coachee received a peremptory conge.

But love laughs at stern papas the m'sfortunes of her darling only made the idol of his existence cling closer to him. A little meicuty was found who for bribes of sixpences conveyed bilkl doux between them, and stolen interviews were had, until the affair culminated as such matters generally do at the hymenial altar, where the two hearfs that the anti Democratic edicts of society would have sundered, but which love too blind to respect social positions 1 ad joined, were united for life. It is stated that the young lady has a step mother, about her own age, with that touching affection which step mc theis sometimes exhibit, encouraged the being anxious to get rid of her attractive daughter, and helped her off. Mr. B.

is incorrigible he has shut his door upon his undutiful child, and her husband will have to support his fashionable bride by handling the reics, he haviDg no traJe or other means of earning a living. The Weather. According to present appear, ances we may have a fine day, provided the sun keeps out, and it don't rain before night. Contributions. The Widows and Orphans Fand of the Fire Department, E.

has received donations from the Citizens' Fire Insurance Co. of $60; Kalton File Insurance $50; McCready, Molt $25. Killed by Falling from a Mast. A rigger named James Wilson fell from a mast of the ship B. Webb, lying at the foot of Hudson avenue, yesterday, and was killed almost instantly.

He leaves a wife and four children residing in Marshall street. Coroner Hedding held an inquest, antt a verdict of accidental dea'h was rendered. Unfortunate Case. A man named Andw. Jackson Chase was removed to the 3d prtcinct Station House last night from his residence 313 Backett street, for safe keeping, at the request of his wifa.

She sajs that his insanity was caused by his sufferings during the past winttr from want, ihs family being at times destitute of tie ntceesaries of life for days together. Fcund Deowned The body of a man about 60 ears of age, was found in the river at Cath. atine Ferry this moroing. He was a man about 5 feet 10 irchts high his features were so dis figured as not to be recoguizible his hair was dark diowd. He had on a red and a blue flannel shirt, and a white shirt, two pairs of red flannel drawers, calf tkin boots, blue socks.black vest, stiiped, aid a drab coat.

The body was taken to the Dead house. Thj 12th Wabd Election. The Common Council as a Board oi Canvassers last night, cat Yiissed the returns of the special election in the 12th Ward, and announced the result, the election of Patrick Hogan, Alderman, and Michael Ke. lcr, Supeivisor. The injunction issued by Judge Ingraham was not recalled as we undei iJood yesterday, but was merely modified so as to permit the canvass of the votes.

The writ of certiorari to examine into the le gality of the special election and other prccsed ings relating to the 12th Ward, is atill in force, returnable on Monday, the 7th of June. Cclusion or Vab. Vb83Ell. The United States steam sloop of war Wabash, camo in collision with, the United States xazee Savannah about half past 8 o'clock ibis morning, while being taken out of the Dock at the Navy Yard. The quarter boat and Captain's gig of the Wabash weie cruehed causing damage to the amount of about $1,000.

A beat on the Savannah was also somewhat damaged. The accident occurred in cor sequence of the bungling manner in which the Wabash was hauled out. We are not advis ed whether the accident will delay her departure for the gulf, where she is ordered to cruiso for the protection of American Commerce. Vitrified Watik Pipe. The Commsssioners of Sewerage and Drainage have advertised for proposals to furnish a quantity of vitrified earth en pipe to bs used as drain pipes throughout the city, but it is said the work will bo necessa rily delayed for a long time in consequence of the fact that there is no manufactory of sufficient extent in this country to furnish the quantity required in time for use.

The largest manufac tory, which is in New York City, can only fur nish two thousand feet a month, while tho Com missioners will require, immediately, some ten or fifteen miles. The probability is therefore that the order will be sent to Europe, if some of own manufactories do not exert themselves, there will be a large demand it would be an object for some enterprising manufacturer in this country lo make some inquiry in relation to the matter. Ljsghobn, Neapohtajt, Fine Wbhk and Color tji. Elrtw Bwne, at Noam's, HQ Fulton Blrett, BROOKLYN DAILY KAOLE OFFIOK, 2 F. H.

By Telegraph to the Dally Eagl. BY AMES 10 AN TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S LIH1. of ton. 1 ffall Hew York, Koatwae, corner Court Brooklyn New York JIarScetn. May 28 12 1 2 r.

Fr orjR Hccelpts moderate. Stuloand Western, without mater 'al change. Western IOV'00 hhl Hapertlne Stale SI 8f(g3 90 Extra Slate $4 10. Round Hoop O. lo $4 45.

Common to good Ein stera Si 004 10. Souihern, quiet. Kales 600 ubla al 4o4 70 for common to good, and 75(3)0 25 for fancy and exira, UunaiUsin. Supcrlliio nominal, anil $4 25 (iVS5 40 tor extra. WllKAT and active Sales 75 000 bimheln.

Clileajrn Spriug Cloh 8480c; Western Kcd Irr'iiA aurt White 01. Cons lower, rtties isooobiiihs. Wliito 7172c Yellow 7i Mlxrd Weslorn unsoimdto fair liliC'TO. OiTa dull. Salea Sou hem aud Jersey at 6j Northern and western (jj e.

1'oiiK lower. Kales 500 blita. Mens, 33(817 10. I'rlmo 814 25 Ueef. steady.

Stiles rmn'l LiitD Urrair. Sales iuivpa'ss at Ilo for hhla. Whiskey nominal. Sales o. New Vorlt Stock market New Youk, May 28.

Stocks Are dull and lower. Moskt On culUno sunply is very krgeand Ireeiy offoieda from34 per ctnl. STtKl.INU FXCII.ISUE (III ill i hf.o i. it. I'oledo 11.

llarif iii Uiasouritr it.iiii!. wa N.Y. StatG. 73 New Jersey Zinc Hudson uvrat it. Now Jeisey R.

TeuntssKo Pennsylvania Coal AHQiut; i. PaliforniHT'B Pauamh It OhioC'sGU Michigan 7 103M Orosc, 4 Muwautct RIi VirgUia. tj's Kilo IS. Mllwankli" i MlobK.H Central K. II CI Canton Co nittwnrfl ami Hudou 105 Midi.

C.u:iramceil rticli. Sd. A .1 k.k 221'. Cmnbcrl ilul Coil Co lJJ N. Y.

Central El ii 87 100 ill 88 13 8," Li Ci o3so I. rant:) I'acMu Siall fill Cler. Col. iii Cin lireoklyn G'3 Erie ils 71 41 U.SJid Mlth. So.

pri'f'rrei Uarlem 4 Nmw Uaven and Hanfora. Illinofs Central bds i8 urinon liit bd Hudson 2d bds MVMi) EDITION. Officii, 3 1 2 P. From Washington. Washington, Slay 28.

Tiie Criminal Court this morning for tlto lltirtl time called up lhe caso of J. V. Wolcott, llic late recusant witness beforo tlto Lawrence, Stone 4 Co. Investigating Committeo of tho House, when his counsel moved to postpono tho trial, and read a letter and despatches from him. The Court refused to postpone the case, aud declared Sir.

Wolcott's recognizance ofSMOO forfeited. TIIIRTV FBFTBH flJONGKKS. FIRST SESSION. "Washington, May 29. SEN" ATE.

A communication was received from the President, covering tho correspondence respecting arrest of General William Walker, which wad laid over and ordered to bo printed Mr. Seward moved to exleud Llic session till tlujilstol' Juue. Laid over. Mr. Mason from the Committee ou Foreign Relations, to whom was referred tho resolution inquiring whether additional legislation is necessary to place conain power in the hands of tho Executive, submitted a report, of whicli thn substance is that tho ofllcial statements show a succession of acts of aggression by the British Cruisers in the Gull' nl" Mexico, so marked and extraordinary as has awakened tho indignation of the country.

Vessels uuder our flag, pursuing lawful commerce, liavo Dccti urea into, stopped as to cargo, do itiuation, crew, No loss than lift con American ships in the harbor of Sugua la Grande aud six on the high seas are officially reported as having had to submit to tho aggressions of British cruisers, and cacli additional arrival brings fresh accounts of aggressions by the same rower on our Hug. It has hitherto happened, in isolated eases where similar aggressions have occurrct'l through miconcept on that the United states 1ms been contented to aixepta disclaimer of tin; intent, but tho continued at persevering character of the outrages such as to arouse the indignation nf the country, and to acquire to arrest at once, and to end at once and forever the continuance of noli indignities. Ttie slave trade is alleged as the excuse. Tiie committee will not discus that. It is sullicient that the United States, though often invoked In do so, refu ses to recognise the right of police.

They rest ou the principle that Ibo marine under thoir Hag cannot ho visiLrd or questioned without their consent and the committeo dt em this a lit in'cusiun to declare it as a principle ofthe United States, admitting of no reserve or qualitlcation, mid lu be maintained atauy cost. Tlv.yad mil no right of visitation aud far less of search. Such matters have no foundation in law or country, and caimut be tolerated by any sovereign powr without derogutiou from her sovereignty. The infraction of sovereignty consists in the visitation, the best American and E'ighsh authori lies, SAowcll, lor msUmee, ss decide, fuuudmg the decision on two principles, firstly, the equality ot all independent States, and the commumty of the seas as a highway. Indignant as tho American people are and ought to he at these aggressions, yet their occurro ce will alPjrd an opportunity lo end them at once and for ever, and the comtn it refrain from recommending lurther legislation only from the reason that the President has ordered all our available navy to the infested waters with orders to protect our fhg.

It is believed that this measure will be of service for lie present in slopping tho outrages. The subject has also been brought to the notice of the offending Power, both through the Minister at Loariou and the Minister at Washington, and we cannot; therefore, until we rccoivo a reply from Great Britain, decide on measures that will bo a guarantee for the future, for nothing short r.f that will satisfy the American people. Therefore wlrl refraing from recommending present legislation, the Committee havu ucaui mously Kesolved, That American ships atsoa under tho American flag, remain, under the jurisdiction to which thcybelong and that therefore any visitation or molestation is an infraction of tho Sovereignty of the United States. Resolved, That these aggressions demand such an unequivocal explanation from Great Britain as shall for ever prevent their recurrence iu the future. Ilesolved, That tho Committee approves of tho action of tho Esecvilivo and are prepared to recommend such future legislation as circumstances may require.

The resolutions will ue considered to morrow. HOUSE. The houso passed the Post Office, Army, and Ocean Mail Steamer Appropriation bills. The JMaccnib County 15 auk. Detroit, MaySS.

Bills on tho Bank of Jlucomb County, arc not being re deemed at the agency in this city. They aro uot received by our banks rnu bankers. DRY GOODS. CHILDREN HOS I EliY PARTICULAR attention given tolfaia part of my stork, which now very lull. C.

COTIRBLL, mhlS If Opposite Tillary at 52 Fulton st, Brooklyn. BLACK SILKS, CHEAPER THAN EVER KNOWN BEPORK? II. P. MORGAN, No. 285 Fulton las just added to Irs heretofore largo stock, a fall assort, merit of ULACK SILKS, much undr, in price, uui superior in quality to any ever belore offored.

Also late addl iona to the MOURNING GlK'DS DEPARTMENT, including many novelties, to which he would invite Bpeclal attention. B. Bombazines, Crape nnd Bareges, received from the late sates, at greatly reduced prices. uiooKiy zz, 1000. mjuu SHIRT Bosoms, at J.

C. COTTRELL'S. 18 if 272 Fulton treet. ALEXANDER'S KID GLOVES SILK, LIN en aud Lisle, at A. it.

BENNET'S niyl3 3ai lt'nlion bL SHIRT'S, BOSOMS AND COLLARS IN great variety. Marseilles and Linen Bnsoras ptitched, 2s. and upvvarus, at A. M. BUMNET'S, ill Pulton myl3im Globe BoteL QDMMER SCARFS, TIES AKD SIOCKS.

Silk Ties at 3s. and upwards, at A. M. BENNET'S, 2U Fulton my 13 3m, obe Hotel. FIFTY CENTS A PAIR FOR IADIES' Blick Kid Gloves, at J.

C. COTTRFLL'S, mlil5 tr 272 Pulton Brooklyn. ALF PRICE. LADIES' KID GLOVES AT Thirty seven cents a pair. uuou opposite unary jjroott tyc, mhlStf C.

OOTTRKLL. fj 0 THE LA.DIE3. THE MOST BEA.TJTI ful assortment of Straw U5 for Boys nnd MfsseR, can bo loundai WILLIAMS', 219 FiUtouat. and Uoya Full Hats, Cloth Caps, Ac. CO PARTNERSHIPS.

rjIHE CO PARTNERSHIP OF HOARE, BURNS J. DAlLKV is thia dissolved. JOHK HOARE, BURNS, BrooMyn, 18th v. JUSEPH UAILEY. notice All ptrsons having auy claims ordemiinds ngdlnst tl.o late tirm ot Hoare, llurub fc DaiiL will pleaaohand them iu to ua, and they will bo paid en presentation at our olllce.

The undt i'digned have ibis day jormed a co partnership for the munuiacture and ealo of Cut Glass, under the lirm of GOULD HOARE, atlhe "Hruoklyn Flint Glass Uo." woiks, (AtinuUc aud State Brooklyn). Metsrs. Burns and Uailey wfd continue with uc and conduct their department of the busineta afi heretofore. With facilities, "we.c in assnie the customers of the old Arm of promptness in lite xecuuonof orders, and superior workmanship, and solicit a continuance of their favors. JOHN GOULD, BrooUyu, May 18lU 1853.

JOlN HQAlUi. myiu untfini.