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rv A LATER FKOJtt I tiROPE. jtos gift ARRIVAL of the BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLV3 OFFICE JWP tty "Telftsrar'l to Strooluyn K)au' ttiuise. FROM THE S0UTE MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA, Tin; Stale Unilcd No Hope of Compromise. Fatal Accident. James Hu laborer, in Hie employ ol Edward Kelly, of Flatbush, while driv inga swill cart on the Clove Road, fell from his scat, directly in front of the wheel, which passed over his breast and killed him instantly.

Coroner Hortou hold an inquest upon the body same afternoon and arrived at a verdict iu accordance with the fact elicited. Hart had been under the influence of liquor, to which his shocking death is ascribed. Police. A Nf.ver TO itK FOF.civEN e. Nicholas Croo, gall was this morning consigned lo the Penitentiary for one month, (tiieterm of his natural lite would have been short enough.) for striking liis mother, Mrs.

Catherine Croogun, of No. Atlantic street, in the face with his list in a violent manner. to kill her. She does not deny the charge, and Viscardo, in a fit of rage, stabs her with a poniard. At this moment, Bianco, who has recovered from the effects of the drug, makes her appear, ance, but too late.

Elaka Da ma per (cfor thee, by mc addrcssiog Viscardo, and pointing to Bianco. She dies, at the feet of her rival and her lover, and the curtain falls. After this somewhat elaborate analysis of the work, we have but little more to add. The opera was more acceptably rendered than on its first presentation in New York; the artists exerted themselves to the utmost. The magnificent and aristocratic Brignoli, it was observed, took an interest in his part which he never does except on rare occasions.

Madame Colson never appeared to more advantage. Her pure vocalization, finish DIED. Fdwii Tnthis citv, on Tuesdav. Jan. D.mn Down aediH years.

The friends and ncctualntanccsare most respectfully invited to alO iid bis funeral from his hit residence, VS Kast lialt'c street, on 'lhurslay afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Ta yi cut On Tuesday, Jan. 22d, Ki.easob, daughter of Mr It Ball Taylor, need years and is days. The i datives and friends or the family are respectfully in v.ted to attend Ihe funeral on Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock, rrrin the i cshieiiee ot her parents in lledfjrd avenue, near Part. Hasps In New York, on Monday, 21st Instant, nf appo Jons 11.

Hasps, of Brooklyn, years and 7 mor.ths. 5 he friends and relations of the family are invited to attend his full nil In in his late residence, No. President street. Sauth Brooklyn, ut 2 P. M.

on Thursday, 21LU without further notice. liiNuiiAM Iu Brooklyn, Jan. 220, Alexasder Bimqiiam, In he 35th ear of his aee. The relulives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service at his late residence. No.

Cheevt place, on Thursday evening, Jan. 'J 1th, at iyt o'clock, w'ithout further invitation. Posit In this city, on the morning of January 2d. Mauy Cliston Bassltt, wife of IS. Pund, in the oltii year of her tt e.

uneral serviceswill take place at t'le Church of the Holy Trinity, Thursday morfjing. 24th lost, 'J'A o'clock. He latior.s and Iricmlsaie requested to attend without further invitation. Amusements, Meetings, this Evening. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Montague street.

LEOTrKE Iiv the House Tamkk. MUSICAL HALL, Fulton St. The Bohemias Titorr of Glass Blowkks. CAPITOL, Jeroleman street. MauTisc or Tim Dexio ceatii' Oris Committee.

CLINTON HALL, eor. Clinton and Atlantic streets. LUCTVUE BY Mlifl. OSTBANDKII, OS SPIltlTITAl.ISM. MACOMBEH'S BUILDING, 13 DeKalb av.

Uxtox Meeting. BUKTIS' VARIETIES, comer Fulton and Pineapple Btreets. Comioai itiks. BAUNUM'3 MUSEUM, New York. Colmctios or Valuable Co eiosities Pef.foiimanob is Leotitbb EOOM EVKET AfTEKHOOH AND EVENING.

NEW BOWERY, New York. Tiif. Mysteries and MrsFEtES ok Neiv Yojik Tub Staqe Bakuee The Hole in tup. Wall. THE SESSIONISIS IN FLORIDA.

Troops from Mississippi, Alabama and Florida lo at lack the V. S. Forts, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 23. Nr.w York, Jan.

The teamM.iji Anign bririLM London papers of tin; Mb, and tTH) itl sp.jnr. The Hohfininn, I'mni arrived at rrv on the Dili, and the Linn iv nw York, at (Jueendtown iaiiK1 tiny. G.i:ta, by ur.Vm ittna penc traled the rodin over mvupird the. King. His Minister.

in. bt thai he shall remuw iiw 'porters. Shells ulrfo reach the Central Hospital. C'on. ta.sti'I'i.i:, Jan, '2.

Hungarian ami Polish (iari buldinn Volunteers are arriving Pera, on their way the Diimtbian Prineipalitic.H. Yu Yedneday. The Fmpuror proclaims a very ooni'reIi'. nfiive amnesty for Hungary, Trarisylvarria, Croatia and The genernl affairs of the liahk of France wore dis onur.ngirg. The American panic effected France oqually with Fngland.

American Sloclis were dull in England, especially Eriti. The City ut' Washington sailed from Liverpool 9lh, ilh nearly Imlt a inilli', in specie. The Arago was ia company wilh turr on the Hi. Jan. Placard were posted exhorting the Krii an tn await tho arrival of the Sardianians.

The Neapolitan troops were ordered home. a dt put uf arms has been discovered in the Torro Appio. Oth.Cotton iuiet, sales oPhree Breadbtulfs quiet and steady. Provifcions dull. Lonpon, Ptii.

in Mrriid. lifts near! pended, owing to the eontimtcd severe fro.il. Consols for 'Jl a 'Jl Eric shares a Illinois ditto Si a discoimr. WANTS. THE OPERA IS BROOKLYN.

ANTED A SITUATION AS PORTES, IN TV some business where the advertiser can make himself peni rally useful to his employer. Can give the best of cily referem as to honesty, sobriety and capacity. Address UniliceJ.ox No.jl It" WAN ED A SEWING MACHINE A FIIUT rate Sloat machine, with cover. Address F. PoFt Office.

2t OPENING WCDT. HBS. IWCWjN PRESENT. Louisiana. Baton In tin: Legislature to day tlie Governor's was read.

He gays our enemies will limi that Ihronhout Louisiana we are ono people, one in heart, one iu mind, and one not to be cajoled into tin abandonment ol our rights, and not to be subdued. All hopes are at au end that the dis soiodens between Ihe Xorth and South can bo healed. Al' the propositions of moderate men have been contemptu" otisly rojeeled, and the cry of the jVotth is for coercion. There is no longer a doubt of the wisdom of the poliey wliielt demands that the conflict shall come and be settled now. The tone of the message is uncompromising.

SITL'AITON' A3 by a young nianyf ot dinarv abilitv. Address B.M3 Hicksslrect, Brooklyn. ji TO ANTHirfi) KENT A SMALL MODERN 9 built, house in a good neighborhood ft i'iiin 20 miuutei walk of Kultrm Kerry. Address, stating location, terms, S. Kagle office, Brooklyn 2t" WANTED CITIZENS' GAS LIGHT STOCK, of Brooklyn, by JOHN B.

MURRAY, No. 254 Canal street, corner of him street. New York j22 3t WANTED A YOUNGGEK.YiANT WANTtfA situation in a wholesale nr retail business. Comes well recrunmemie J. Salary no objection.

Please address Brooklyn Daily Kagle j2J2t VANTED IN BROOKLYN, HOARD FOR A IT young woman, in a resrectable quiet family, within five minutes walk of the City Hall; is away all the day. Address JIOMK, Eagle office, stating terms, which must be moderate. j21 31" Florida Pknsacoi.a, Jan. '21. i A salute of thirtnen puns has been fired from Furl Gar A Fast Yofni; Man.

Henry W. Rriggs, occupying the confidential post of clerk in the store of Messrs. Lock wood A Lunim, of IJoston, not knowing when he was well ofT, robbed his employers of 100 and cleared out ne dilating no doubt a visit to old England, hisna'ivo place. The telegraph travels 1'asler than Hie steam horse, and oflieer Van Wagner of the 4ih precinct, took charge of ltrigs on his arrival and will see that justice is di)he between employer and employee. Tun Gkef.n eyfd Monster.

The fascinating Miss Donohue came to a right conclusion she thought a rose tree in full hearing a more sightly ubject than a rose withering en the virgin thorn, and made up her mind to 1 Mrs.Sl auhhefsy. It was the happiest day of Mr. Ishaughnessy's life eveiy unites wedding day is. The happy event was celebrated by a real olden time wedding. Pip Lenry was I here with Lis plauxty pipe, and the fun grew fast ar.d irious, when up starts liilb Nolan insisting on salu'ing the bride.

Now the husband elect wasn't going to stand that, and he shoveled Billy out upon tlie sidewalk and barre'l the door. Poor Billy thought he might as well turn in for the nigV, rolled off into the gutter, and went to sleep to Ihe tune "my bulging is on the cold A good Samaritan of an M. on his nightly round, picked up the gallant Nolan in a half frozen stale, took him to the station house and thawed him hack to existence. The whisky punch was the saving of his life, lie thinks. Bunr.i.Ativ.

Edward Dutley has been arrested on'a bench warrant, issued by Judge Garrison, charged with the commission of a burglary on the premises of Messrs Mays "Whittukcr, Nos. 71 and 7j Adam stree. Wife Beaters. James Hickey tried his muscle upon wife Mary. Francis Mullen let his wife Ann, have a isle of the rod of correction, and M.

Johnson pitched into his wife, Ann Johnson. The ladies were disposed to re siat such entertainment, and took out warrants against their lords and masters, who await examination. A philanthropic gentleman suggests for the benefit of his henpecked fvllow cilizens that our modern Xanlippes bo submitted to the magnetic influence of Itarey's strap. If that don't fetch tho devil out of them, he thinks nothing will. Gkand Larceny.

The golden maxim "Honesty is tho best policy," is fading out of a large portion of the community. Dishonesty, for which no plea of necessity can be urged, is in the ascendant, and good and faithful ser vanls are jewels of great price indeed. Mr. Thomas E. Morgan, fancy goods merchant, of No.

Ml Columbia placed trust and confidence in Ellen Casey, who acted as seamstress in his establishment. On the nth of January she obtained leave of absence to "visit some friends," but in reality to plan the robbery. Same night she relumed wilh another girl, with whose assis ance she cleared the store of iflOII worth of goods. Ellen has been hunted up by Sergt. Ferry and awaits examination.

raneas in honor ot the I.om: fetar flag 01 Florida. Two Columbians have been mounted al Fort Fit kens. Fort Mellae is being occupied and the uns manned by the allied forces of Florida, Alabama and Mississippi. Later from Mexico. Oulkans, Jan.

'2'2. The schooner Fannie lia arrived at Galveston from VeraCru; 10th hist. It was reported at Vera Cruz that some of ifirainon's principal oflU crs. including his Minister of Foreign Uo lutHHiS, had been captured lv indians also that Wiraman LOST AND FOUND KEVvAllD LOST, ON GOIXG FHOM Brooklyn to New York, a PACKAGE OV LErTHtS. himself had been laken but subsequently escaped, utLor killing three Indians.

President Juarez departed from Vera Cruz on the 5lh the capilol, to establish a liberal government. i The tinder wil plense leave them at the Williamsburgh Post Office mid iceeive the aoove reward from the Postmaster. j3U REWARD LOST, IN BROOKLYN, ON Monday evening, January J1, ingoing Adelpbl street t' Siifkftt street, via Atlantic Court struets, a CAMEO BKKASTFIN. representing little Samuel in the attitude of prayer. The finder will receive the above reward on applyiiiL to W.

IL HAZARD, l'J2 Front street, N. or at 73 Aueipni street, itrookiyn. KEWAKD. LOST STRAYED ON 3 su! Sundnv llip inst. a Newfoundland TP ahout.

fivp months old. ban black bodv. half white face. ed execution, and capital acting secured her the i ncomitims they merited. Her toilette, through all the varieties demanded by the exigences of the work, was exceedingly appropriate.

Miss Phillips' fresh and powerful contralto voice offered a pleasing variety to the delicate notes of Madame Colson, and secured her nearly equal favor. Of so old a favorite as Briguoli it is not necessary to say more than that he was equal to himself. Ferri appears to great advantage in this opera. His rendition of his part last night has added greatly to our appreciation of him. Everything went off smoothly aud well.

The orchestra was not powerful, but was excellent as far as it went. Muzio's reputation is a sufficient guarantee that nothing will be wanting ia this icgard. The stage furniture is not as good as it should be, but the directors wilt remedy this in time. Among the distinguished people present was Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, accompanied by her and a large party of ladies.

She occupied an unassuming position, and one from which an excellent view could be obtained ot tho stage, A number of gentlemen were presented to the future mistress of the White House, and as the rumor passed through the house that Mrs. Lincoln was present, the box she sat in divided attention with the stage. On Saturday evening the second night Lucia di Lummcrmoor will be presented, and the role of ZiR'io will be sustained by an American jirima donna, Miss Hinkley who will make her second appearance in America on the occasion. Miss Hinkley is a native of this State, is said to have a musical education of the highest order, and to pos" sessaplendidsopranovoice. This announcement' coupled with the fact that the opera is one of the most acceptable, will call out we are sure a large audience.

It may be proper again to state that this is an undertaking exclusively in tho hands of the artists themselves. The profit, whatever it may be, goe3 to them the advantage and economy of this plan are obvious, and should the opera not succeed un. tier their management, wa know not hotv it can be made to pay. The people of Brooklyn, we are confident, will do their part to keep alive so refining and so elevating an amusement. Runaway Casualty.

Yesterday afternoon, a team of horses, attached to Robinson's sarsapar. ilia wagon, took fright and ran away. In South "Tib street they came into collision with one of the East New York cars, and the driver, James Leonard, was thrown from his seat and seriously injured. Fibks. The alarm of fire, about 11 o'clock last night, was raised by the ignition of a mass of charcoal on board a sloop, at the foot of Gold street.

Damage S100. Shortly before 10 o'clock, p. a small stable in North 1st street, E. D. belonging to M.

Newman, was consumed by fire. Damage 150. Bivouacking in the Ahmoet. It is deemed advisable by the military authorities to make our citizen soldiers acquainted with the realities of soldier life, of which these piping times of peace offer no chance of realizing. Until further orders, the 13tb, 1 ith and Regiments, N.

Y. S. Militia, will do duty by companies, at the Armory. This arrangement is merely intended to render the discipline of the troops all the more perfect, and not from any hankering after the "pomp, pride and circumstances of glorious war." No danger threatens none is apprehended. Very Latest by the Arago.

Pauis, Jan, 9. The ul sujsit is generally believed Dial in the event nf tin French fleet leaving (iacia it would eruisDfur sumo time in the Adriatic. Gaeta, Jan via Marseilles. A shell thrown by the Sardinians has penetrated into the room above that of the King. His ministers insist on their Majesties taking up their quarters in one of the casemates.

Shells have also reached the central hospital. The wounded will be removed to Terraeina. More Neapolitan Howitzer have been placed in positinn. Dismissal Safetti Pacha rescinded. Ji iiugarinii and Pnli di (i aribaldian volunteers arriving in I'eraun their way to the Danubian principalities.

Cenerals Mier oelawski and I'urr are expected here. The news from Servia reports increasing disgust in that principality. The suceebs of the loan til ill doubted. Kxchangc bus risen cnnsidenibly. Yiijn.na, Jiin.

The Weiner Zeitawj publishes an autograph letier of the Kinperor, dated Tth pro elaiiiiing a very cniuprehenive amnesty for Hungary, Traiipjlvania, t'roatia and Sciavonia on account of such penal acts as have merely aimed at a change in systems of government, as established before 'JOth of October, 1 or which were in any way eonnecled with such a purpose. Ministers areurdered to put this imperial ordinance into immediate execution. Livv.iiPnui., Jan. 'J. The steamship City of Washington iiilcd ibis morning tor New Yiirlc.

Took 10,700 specie. London, Wednesday evening, Jan. Moiii y. 'Jl i a account. 'I a 2: New York and Krie S2 a Illinois 2 a tiood business at these prices.

LivKni'oor. Cotton IfAiiKKT Wednesday noon, Jan. 0 A quiet hut steady market; sales about 7,000 bales. The Rail Road Convention. Washington, Ja.ii3.

The Kailmad Convention of the five Eastern and West cm trunk lines, has adjourned to meet in New York on the 20th of February next. A schedule of the rates for freight between the Kasiern and Western points was adopted. This restores the figures of the St. Nicholas Hotel and Saratoga meetings wilh a Might variation in regard passengers. The first and eecoml Pt elions of ihe agreement then entered into, making the fares uniform "and dispensing with runners, were re affirmed.

The fact was developed in the course of the deliberations that the freight from the South and Southwest, wilh the eM e. lion of cotton, had rapidly decreased, while the movements of produce from the Northwest and central Wfst, north of the Ohio river, was unusually large. AU the roads reported increased receipts over those ufTanu arv, IsiO, as an instance it was mentioned that the Baltimore and Ohio road, the most Southern of the five lines and the increase of which is less than the others, shows an enlargement in revenue on eastward rieght of twenty Jive thousand dollars lor the llrst twentv two days of the oresent month over the similar period of last year. State Legislature. Washington'.

Jan. 'i. Sv.natk, Mr. Mannierre introduced a bill to re organ 1 ize the Marine Court of New York, to consist of eight Judges, the term of the present Justiees to terminate on i the last day of; Decern her, 161, those Judges first elected aL tho next general election to he held for three, si. nine and twelve years, to be decided according to the number of otes cast for each thereafter two Judges to be elect ed'every third year for a twelve years' term.

This bill en i largi'3 the power of the Court. He introduced also a simitar bill in relation to the Su perior Court. made a report favorable to the bill uppropri aiing $500,001) for arming and etpiiping the militia, Mr. Mannierre, to provide for the better government of the. Public Sehoofs in the city of New York.

i Air. Williams, for incorporating the Marine Savings Uank of New Y'ork. Mr. Hamsey Introduced a bill for the completion of the Susquehanna Uuilroad by tax, the present year and next vear. i white i whitH spot on back of neck, white belly and end of tail "white.

Three dollars reward will be given for hU re turn to Pacific "treet. i' tL ulL) IN WASHINGTON AVENUE, ON Tuesday night, the 22d insc, a child's FUR VICTOFUXR The owner can get the Fame by calling at 178 Washington avtrinie, and ay ingfor advertisement. jji.Mt" OGT6ST 5 RE WARD LOST, ON Tuesday evening, at Brooklyn Heights, ayouns, A. SETTER DOG. Had on a leather strap twice around his neck.

The above reward will be paid on returninsthe dogto No. i5 Kectur street, New York, or to No. 1G3 (i old ttreet, Brooklyn. ji! 2t" Lost last evening, between prince amlCarll streets, in Myrtle avenue, a GOLD BRACELET, wilh four stones huiii; in chains. The finder will be liberally rewarded on leaving it at 241 Gold street.

jSiSL LOST IN REM SEN STREET, NEAR COURT, 21st, a Lynx, or Wild Cat ROBE, trimmed with Cut. Skin, and lined With red and white Drutruet Also on the 2d ult. in some street, a grey Scotch SHAWL. For the return of eiihT, or both, V.i L'iintorj street, a liberal reward will be jti 3t To Residents of Greenpoint. Those residingat Greenpointcan have the Daily Eao i.e regularly served by leaving their name anlireat denee with the Post Master at thai place.

Hats, Caps and Funs. J. D. Williams, of 993 Fulton Btreet, has taken the new store No. 338 Fulton, cor.

Court street, which he will open, in addition to bis present Bfjind, on or about the 1st of September, with a larpre and choice stock of Gent's Silk Hats and Caps, Children's iTancy Hats, LadleB' Fancy Furs. Ac. What It Is! Williams' Hats, aud ChHdreD'9 Fan Straw can't be eacelled 533 ulion" street. DoMiNicii Coloan's new establishment at 29 Plerrepont street. Is dohiR a good business.

The newly opened Saloon for Ladies and Families, la well attended every evening. Garrison's Mill Oysters are great del oacies. whether eaten from the shell, fried or roasted. FINANCIAL. Nkv Yokk, Tan.

2G, 1S61 1'he excitement in (lie Stock 3Iarketltas quite subsided. The market litis marked by great flrnmess at quotation. Less business was done than for several days. The Commercial advices from England have bad a depressing effect on stocks, grain and cotton, to this ra. ther than any political news must the fall be attributed.

The money market continues qutel. There is little more activity this week, thus far, growing out of the pay. meat for Treasury note. There was paid in the Sub Treasury yesterday, about on account of the loan. 11)0 was bid for Brooklyn "Water Loan; and 115 for City P.ailroad.

Gutta Pjsrcha Cement Hoofing applied to Roofs of all kinds. Leaky Tin Roofs coated and repaired with Gutta Percha Cement by Johns Crosley, sole mar.u. facturers. 34J Fulton street. See advertisement Stock Exchange Sales First Board.

ay, 40S' 4'r 4 i.S' Last eveniDg the first Opera over given in Brooklyn, was rendered at our new Academy of Music; the event would have created a furore among a more impressible people than we are, as it was it drew together a large, cultivated and appreciative audience, an audience we believe that went, not because it was fashionable to go, but because they really enjoy the refining influence of music, and love it for its own sake. The Associated Artist's we are satisfied will rely with more certainty on the taste and patronage of such a class than they can on the moderate, overdressed, fashionable audience, to which they sang on Monday night in our sister city. The Opera selected for the occasion was Merca daDte's "II Guirmento," a work almost unknown to this generation of opera goers. It Has not been produced in New York for several years; it was then decidedly popular. The opera fairly rcpre sents the characteristics of the composer the music is florid, graceful and brilliant.

There is no pretence that there is more in it than appears on the surface the admirers of that school of music which has "depth" in it, may pretend to find in it symbolizalions that nobody but themselves ever dreamed of. The admirers of Merea dantc, and of the great master of his style Verdi must be content to be interested and delighted merely, llercadantc's operas have been superseded by the still more original and more brilliant works of Verdi this and one other only keeping a place upon the stage. "11 Giuramento," as produced at our Academy last eveniDg, was, all things considered, a success There are few detached airas in the opera, that are calculated to represent it in the drawing room; the plot is intricate and the denouement not pleasant still the music, as a whole, is so acceptable and there are so many stirring situations that "Ii Giuramento" will increase in popularity as it becomes better known. The scene of the opera is laid in Italy time, tho 1 ith century. The first scene opens in an illuminated garden in front of Elaisa's (Madame Col son'c) Falace.

A chorus very good but not nu. merous opens with a recitation descriptive of the enjoyment going on in the palace, and regretting the temporary absence of Elaisa. Viscardo (Brignoli) now makes his appearance, and sings a Cavitana, "Bella, adorata immcigine," one of the best, tliii ns allotted to him. The burthen of hi3 complaint for the absence of a loved oue, Bianco. Manfredo (Signor Ferri) Count of Taormi rta, who is in love with Elaisa, makes his appearance in search of her.

Elaisa comes in from a walk in the gardeD, and meets Manfredo and Vis cardo, and manifests love for the latter, to the jealousy of the former. Troni Brunero (Signor Lotti Secretary of the Count, whohas also a purpose to serve, Elaisa learns that her love is not returned by Viscardo, and with this the first act concludes. A moonlight scene, one of Calyo's best efforts, represented the supposed surroundings of Elaisa's palace. The second act, which is really' part of the first opens in a room in Bianca's (Miss Phillips) palace. The act is preceded by a delightful instrumental piece, and is opened by a chorus of female voices.

Miss Phillips now makes her appearance, and sings a cavitana, "Ah! si, mie care, ah, si," one of the gems of the opera. The lady's fine, fresh contralto voice, and sympathetic acting, fairly aroused the enthusiasm of the audience. Mianca is the affianced bride of Manlredo, but she, as well as Elaisa, is in love with Viscardo. Brunero, (who has a secret passion for Bianca), arranges an interview between her and Viscardo, of which Elaisa is a spectator. Thelatter is, of course, enraged at Vis cardo's inconstancy.

While Bianco and Viseardo are together exchanging vows of fidelity, Elaisa enters, and the guilty affiance hides her lover. The duett, if it may be so called, in this act be twei Bianco and Viscardo, la very beautiful and effective. Elaisa, to avenge herself, threatens to inform Manferdo of Bianca's infidelity. Vicardo implores her not to do so, and as soon as he pro notmccs her name Bianca draws a portrait from her bi som, which Elaisa had given her as a token of griui for saving vbe life of her father. Elaisa now suppresses her hatred and her lovo together, nisd when Manferdo enters in a rage she quits his suspicion, tells him Brunaro means to ii.citc the soldiers to revolt.

Mauferdo and Viscardo forget their enmity, and the latter leads an army" against the rebels, and Brunaro falls by his sword. A spirited and brilliant concerted piece, closes the act. The artists were called out, and Madam Colson, Mias Puin.J.'s and Signor3 Brigtioli and Ferrl hgwed their acknowledgments. The. third act as played (the second in the book) opens with a chorus celebratlngtlie victory which is followed by an allegro, which it takes all of Brignoli's melodious voice to make acceptable.

Ho bemoans the loss of Bianca, who, he is informed, has died in his absence. The scene changes to a graveyard, in which Manfredo is in. troduccd. In this scene Ferri wou loud applause by his siDging of the "yUfcucv." His mourning is interrupted by a crowd of followers who eu deavor to inspire him with a martial ardor in which he shall forget the loss of his beloved iii anca whom Manfredo has reported to be dead In the martial air "Tcrmi wilh which the scene closes, Ferii was very acceptable DUuun, 102 i PIS 7ti to 82 87 4 61 lot) Sesdins rr lfO do 1)30 100 do 400 do 1)30 50 Mich Cen rr 250 do 50 M8A' i Rd stk 200 do 50 Clevi lbttj'uhrr. A general falling off was reported in passenger receipts and westward bound freights, Much of the produce movement is for Europe.

All the five lines are driving increased business from the diver moii of the cotton of the South western States from the Southern. Atlantic and Gulf ports. The convention included the leading railroad minds of Mas. acbitsctts, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, An 'excited feeling pre vailed, and the prospects of eastward business were regarded rs encounis ing. All parlies seemed earnestly anxious fin the: settlement of the national dilliculties and the Crittenden plan, or its equivalent, met with general approval.

T' members of the convention have exerted their bent elfurth villi their respective members of Congress and others tu secure concilia; ion and peace. The uBkooklyi Association for Improving tiik Condition of the Poor'1 mukis this appeal to the sympathy of the humane and benevolent, in behalf of a class of families that just now, more than any other, require anil are entitled to charitable relief. Ahout two hundred families are now receiving aiu from the Association, maiy of them widows, who lu retofore sustained thensselres mainly by the earnings of their children in sr me enniloy raent. That source has now failed, and desiitution is now before them. They are not beggars; they are never seen in the street; and were it not for the labors of the Visitors of the Association, tliey would be without help or hone.

It is deemed suflicU'nt simply to state these facts. The Hoard of Managers ask for the Visitors, who are now makinp collections, a kind reception and a hearty response. It is hoped that any delay or neglect of any collector will not be made an excuse for notgiving. All distributions are to lit (Jen scrip 101 4 82 1 MX 100 201) 51) 50 125M) Treasury 12 1) ct a 4HU do 2000 Ohioli's'sii SIIWIJ Tennesseeti'J 'DO. SIll'U Va.

Stii's 20110 Carolina St 1000 Missouri St. IoiXI California JO00 Frie4th 1(0 Mich So 1 m.bds. 21)00 Mich Fo 2dm lllt'tll Mich Bosk (W Han'l 4 St Jo. b. UVO Cli.t rr.8 ct 70(10 do 10 Ocean Bank 10 Nassau Hank 18 Shoe 20 Imp Tin .75 racinc Co.

10 do 110 do 10 Perm Coal fCenrr 8(0 do slO HIM ft 200 do iWO Gal A CM rr 100 do. do. 70 71 70 .5.30 carefully and judiciously made by experienced and faithful SPJfCIAL NOTICES. POX I SOX I 71 70 70 3011 100 500 150 Hill 100 100 20(1 100 500 do do s3l) do i OFFICE OK THE FIREMAN'S Till ST IN SCRANCK COMl'ANY, No. Court street, Urooklvn, Jan.2:;.

1S01. At the animal election for nine Bwectorsoi this Company, held "at tins other, in pursuance of notice, on Monday, Jan. 11, iN'it, the Tulloiuiiij named gentlemen were duly elected: Thomas Clark, T. Hnshird, Ilohart Ford, Marceltus Massoy, Daniel Van Voorhls. Smith Fane her, J.

Sullivan Thorne. M.P.. Frederick T. Pcet, AUicrf If. Osborne.

do 70S 7I'1) 70S 71 71 8 1 31? BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. HINKLEY. At (A. the box offices at the Academy of Mu Oc ad Sibell's, Wall street, will he open for the sale of tickets for LCCIA, Uiss HItvKLEY'S DEliUT. On SATURDAY EVENING, Jan.

26th, At 7K o'clock. DEBUT OF THE NEW PRIMA DONNA. MLS ISABELLA HINKLEY. On which occasiun will be pro iuoeri Donizetti's Grand Opera LUCIA DI LAMMKRMOOR. MISS ISABELLA HINKLEY In her great role as Lucia.

First appearance of the eminent tenor. Slu'. STEFANI, as Edgardo. Sig. I'EKRI.

as Ahhton. Si. COLETTI. as Ramondo. Director and Conductor Sis.

MUZfO. MONDAY', January 28tb. THIRD GRAND A The doors will be opened at t'. Opera will commence on Saturday at 7 o'clock pnsely. j' ii tf A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT for the benefit of the Fifth Universalis! Sunday School, will taVe place in the CHURCH OF THE RESTORATION, corner of Clark street and Monroe place, on THURSDAY EVENING.

Jan. 24th. Doors open at 7 P.M. Tii'kt 'Ls cents euch at the tloor. 33 2t ROOKLYNCADEMY OF MUSIC.

JOHN S. RAREY Will deliver his FIRST LECTURE IN L'ROOKLYN, A HE AC A MY OF MUSIC, Montacnestreet, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. 23d, 18til, At 7J u'cloek on the subject of "HORSE A I I When he will introduce several and refractnry subjects, by means of which he will practically illustrate his wonderful system and demonstrate his ability to subjugate the uiot unmanageable horses which can be produced. Admission 5u cents. Reserved seats $1.

The sale tickets will commence on Saturday morning, January ly, lgtfl, at the box ofllce ol the Academy. ot 7E'RE HERE AGAIN AT MUSICAL TT ALL, Corner of Fulton aud Orange streets, Brooklyn. THE BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF GIAS3 BLOWERS, After a mccessful tour through the East, have returned and will open for a short season at the abovella'I, previous to opening at Philadelphia, JJie ivilt commence on TUESDAY EVENING. JAN. '13.

13 iL anil will be continued everv evening during the week, and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY "AFTERNOONS. The managtment take pleasure in an iounclng an engiga rrent wi Mr. T.M. Barrows, the popular Pianist of Boston, ln wi" perform at each entertainment a choice selection rf popular music the day, with many other new attraction p. At every enteitamment, Ihe world renowned 10W PRESSURE GL iSS STEaM ENGINE3 will he in full operation Glass lllowihg Mid WoiVincin diflY retit parts of tlie Hall, hy company of the best Arties living in their line.

A large and valuable collection of exquisite specimens of this Novel Art, will be distributed at every niertalnment All the beautiful and delicate specimens in the fancy devtartniciit, will be encased in gass fhadts. The presen will be di tnhuted br corresponding nun bers, the same as heretofore. For the benefitof all clashes, admission only 15 cents. No hdf prite. ESF'RcoHuiber, this is the oniy exhibtion of the OnWEHNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTF.RNONS, exhl bi ion nt3 oViock.

Pr sents aistributed at Evening exhibition at haU past7. lUstiiouttug of presents at it. Doors open half an hour previous V. It 0 AlLlNlr, 121 lw Agent ami fineness Maracor. uJOtoTIS' AHLETi J8, COR.

OK FULTON JT5 AND MNEAPMS: STS. 50 ClevftTol 10 2(10 200 1P0 100 Burglary. About noon yesterday the dwelling house No. 240 Grand street, E. was enter ed by means of false keys.

The iamily of Mr. D. Guthrie occupy the seeond floor and basement, and were in the basement all the forenoon, o' which the burglar seems to be aware, the upper apartments occupying hi3 attention, his search being rewarded with a rich booty, viz one gold hunting watch, half a dozen tablespoons, one dozen tea spoons, 2 ditto salt sposns, one ditto sugar spoon, a locket, Beven forks, marked A. H. and other minor articles.

No arrest. do 1)00 1)15 s3t) loo no 100 do 100 do 100 do 5tU 79 711 79X 70 70! i 7'J' 4ti 45 43 48 45M 45 45 Si) Had Hivrr At a subsequent me. tit.jf of the Hoard HALL ras re elected I'residunt. and JOUN N. WVCKOFF.

o7H 1.10 :0 Chi 4 I rr. wnsiippeiLted Assistant tecrttary. 50 100 350 150 10 W.M. BPRRKLL. Secretnrj lut 500 100 300 100 do do do do S7 s30 50 17U la' I 10(! Barleru rr ir0 Chi Bur AQiiin rr.

lo) 30 ao Harlem lire! 100 do blO ioi do f.0 do 50 do bit) HRentJ. Funds may he forwarded to George Hall, President, No. 9 Court street; Henry Rowland, Treasurer, No. 27 Peck slip N. Luther Eumes, General Agent.

Xo 83 Hicks'reet. GEO KG HALL, President. Lutiikr General Agent. Ladies Oieka Cloaks and Fancy Thimmikgs made to order at an hour's notice. Gold Cords.

Tassels, Belts, Ac; Zephyr Worsted, double and single, all colors, black and white at cents per oz; Toilet Mats at 25 cents per fciece, at J. Lockitt, Son Co s. 251 Kult on street, opposite Clinton. N. B.IIave on hand a splendid assortment of Dress Ac.

WroSf Cameron's Invisible Wies and Tou PErs This hew and novel invention is Worthy the inspection, of all interested. Partings, never soils or stains, and pronounced by connoiseura to so closely resemble nature as to defy detection. Half Wigs, Bands, long llair Hraid3 and Hair "Work generally, of every shade, size and color. 1U9 Fulton street. Furs! Fine Furs sell'int; oil reduced prices Biglow's old established Fur Store, 135 Fuli treet.

All the new styles of Fur and Clotli Caps fo Winter, at iGi.ow'y. 185 Fulton street. Coffees, Tsai; ant Sugars Grooms, Boarding Houses and larire consumers nuoplkd on liberal terms at 92 Atlantic street, Hnrlclyn. COMMKNCK TUB KfcW YEAR WITH A EW HaT buy it of IMoi.ow, Hatter. 185 Fulton street.

74. SECOND EDITION EAGLE OFFICE, 8 P. M. Neither Fjsii, Flesh, nor Good Red Eeu itiNC Willianisburgh isslovvly hut surely laying the foundation of a cabinet of monstrosities Not long since a bright youth discovered in a pool of puddle a very "queer fish," on which the well instructed In fishology bestowed the name of "lizard alligator." Now they rejoice in the possession of a veritable "mermaid" not like TCannvm's old maid fish but a genuine Peri of Oman's dark waters. The distinguished visitor is A link in the family circle of Ca'pt.

King, North 1st street, who will introduce, the curious in such matters. Arrest ol Alleged Swindlers. Boston. 23. BliOOKLYX CITY KAl LROAD COMPANY A Dividend of Tour percent has been declared nayable on the 1st day of February next, at theofriceof the Companr, No.

10 Fulton street. 'i he trans'er hooks will be closed until the Id day of Febru. ai v. Dated Lroolilyn, January i2il. li 'ljl, JOtd O.

W. HKTTS. Secretary. DIVIDEND BROOKLYN BANK A DIVIDEND of Five (a) per cent, has been declared out of the prolits of last six nmnths iniyalile on the Ut day of Feb. ruary next.

By order of the board. J23td IIEKRSON. CaAier HX)R SALE THE NEAT B. and lot 41 Vr'mec street, between Myrtle avenue and Johnson street, containing basements, two parlors and three slcpll rooms. Lot lt'xSo feet.

Price $istltl. Pessessioti ivtMv.edtntely. V.nquive ot J. O. 1I.VYVX.HUKST.

52 Prince between Myrtle and Fitlten avenues. j'iilm raifiE TENTH ANNU AL JlEKTlNrOF Till! A SOC IETV FOil THE KELIBKOF REsWX'TABLE AED IN 1I1U KNT FKMALKS, will beheld at the GRAHAM 1x8 ft. TU'llON, cov. WasbiliMtonand DeKalb avenues, on TtlUKS IlAY, Jan. 24th, lv' l.

'1'he friends of the Society and the public generally are respectfully nv'vuo. to attend. jl tt 1.MRE PEPAK'TMKN'f OF THE VKSTEllN DWTRIOr N0TK1E A tneetinK of the FiieDeiiartinent Conunitteeof the "Western District, will be i b.l.i on FMT.AY KVEN1M1. at 7M o'clock, in the Cay Clerk's olliee. Firemen having business before said Commit tee will please attend.

ROBERT FURY. JOHN CAS1IOIV. Committee. IAN I. Mcl.AUC.in.TN'.l i kJi'iKl'i JJl KliQi'JSsT, (5 MRS.

OSTKANDEI1, of Troy, will si eak at CLINTON 11 ALL corner of Clh.lon and Atlantic streets, THIS hN at o'clock, scats fn.e. lt Evans, freight agent Kvans have been arrested here on theclmrge of defrauding the l'enn sjlvania Uailroad Company, by non accounting for liek els sold. Sailing of the America. IV'Ston, '23. ISAAC: 3U5T5S.

L. B. PACKARD. J. L.

DAVIS. FRED. YONKEHS. Manager Treasurer Stage Manager Mnalcal Director Severe Accident. Last evening, about eigh' o'clock, M.

Solamon, residing at No. SO Seventh street, N. a native of France, met with a very serious mishap in High street, near Bridge, a broken leg, the effect of a fall upou the treacherous sidewalk. He was conveyed to the Medical Institute, Washington street, by the police. Tho sidewalks in many of the streets are iu a mosi perilous condition, no efforts being made to clear away the frozen snow, and are likely to continue so until the sun takes the job in hand, unless the ordinance be enforced.

The H. M. eteamshii) America sailed al 10 A. vnili IS passengers for Liverpool and 21 for Halifax, hut no Slice ie. A Notorious Scoundrel Arrested.

"NYatkktown, Jan. A jew, named A. Sinister, alias Mayer, alias Schmidt, Ihe notorious swindler and hotisi' burtier. was yesterday reeognized and arrested at this place. Oflieer Sherman of Rochester and officers from lloston arrived to day, hut as Shuster was arrested foa Koehester offences, Sherman claimed precedence, and left with him for Va tertown this morning, minister hurried his residence at this place, last Sunday evening, where he had resided for about three weeks.

New York Legislature. (SEOOXI) Pltil'ATCII,) Ai.iianv, January Assk.miu.v. Mr. Finch reported jigniiist all petitions and lulls, increasing tho fees of witnesses, jurors, and const utiles in ju. aices courts.

The reported was agreed Co. The bill lo open St. Felix street, Brooklyn, was reported favorably. Several bills of a local character were parsed. The Speaker appointed Samuel llanna, of Troy, assisl unt Toslluuj of the Assembly.

llll.t.S Mr. Odell To incorporate the Homeopathic Medical Soeietv of Ihe State of New York. Iiv Mr. McDermolt. To prohibit the charge of the rent of metres by gas companies.

By Mr. Kllingwood To appropriate money for tlio payment nf the services of till' Coinniis. ioliers and clerk under the hill ill relation to damages at Quarantine. Mr.Townsend itili 'l cI a resolution approving of the act of Khode Island in repealing her personal liberty OPEN EVERY EVENING. MOKE TV OVSIIISS.

AN ENTIRE CIIANOeToF PROGRAMME. Knarapement of Mr. NICHOLS ami SON, tho great Gymnasts and son erul performers, appear every night until further notice flirj'I OKTJW BY MIAE. LOniSE DAVIS, MISS EMILY LHMAIKE, T. PETITE EMMA.

BILL SMITH, Champion Hone Player. J. L. n.wid, MASTER CHARLIE. And a host of others, in NEW AND ORIGINAL ACTS.

FIliST NIGHT Ol' TIIK STRANG Kit. Stranger Nichols Mrs. Ualler, Davis. Admission. 10 cents.

Orchestra Seats 90 cenW. Doors open at 7 clonk performance to commence at a quarter to o'clock ureclsely. in? Base Ball on Skates. To morrow, at oue o'clock, the admirers of out door sports will be afforded a decidedly novel treat nothing short o1' a base ball match played upon skates at the 5th avt line skating pond. We are informed that the Atlantic and Charter Oak Bise Ball Clubs, will cuter into a friendly, but slippery contest for su periority, the players to be on skates, taking all the ilf ks of uch breakneck attachments.

The proposition has at least the merit of novelty, if no other, and of course will draw a crowd, for thero is an unaccountable desire felt by many to see men do dare devil feats. XOIf PALE AT A HAUtiAlN UA.MlLrt'X STItEl T. llHOOKI.YN The haiiilsiane, three story, brown stone Irout house, and lot. So IIH Hamilton street, rear Mvnle avenue. The house ltixjii icit.

lit or.ier witheasfixtuies. hot h'xlui) feet. Apply to 11. l.LDI.OW ACH No. .1 I'ite street, near Uloadi, New York.

If LI Ml li I THK MSN 1'AINIKR. I CI.T'UN STUKF.r, Conor of front treet, Alfo, Paint itie iti all its brani lies. j''Lv fTunTFIOKRTrr iVaTES OF DEI'DSI KAllH 1. foi Xive hlindri liars Issued IV.itn I lie Atlantic llanV. on the t'th in favorof I honias H.

IPo top. were and the public is hrreby wavllcd He Hf.liatim: said ccrtitliates. as the payment taereof has been 5ljViPMvi THOMAS H. ltlrtTON. OFFICE OF THE NAf S.U F1UE l.NS'.iK ANCF.

COMl'ANY OF HItOOKLYN, Ian. 21st, ltnil. The annua! election fo: Direct, i of this Cmpaiiv will held at the odice No. 10 Court street, on TCK.SDAY. the jtli Fehruaiy.

Poll otienfroiu U' to 2 o'clock. Jilld A. .1. HKKKMAN, Secretary. WllEKIKF'S SAl.K By vinuo if nn order of sale to me directed and (b livt red.

I will expose for sal') by public auction, on the 24lb dav of January, Hill, at 11 o'clock A. at the Atlantic Dock, In the City of lirookly. tlie ptcnin propeller IKIVITT her tackle, apparel and furniture, Ac. lialeo Jan. KKMSKN, late Slierlfl'.

Tlios. Mi ai'iiv, ite Deputy Sliei ill. PjEKSONAIj. WILL ED AKD WALWORTH, SENIOR, confer a favor by sending lm address to box 42 Brooklyn Fo 1 Ofiice, at bis earliest convenience. j22 at," Metropolitan" Gift Book Stoke, No.

Fulton street, Brooklyn At thU establishment, alt Books are sold at the regular retail prices, and a Gilt, varying in value from 50 cents to 1U0, will be presented to each pur chaser (at the time of sale) of 1 and upwards. For particu Iars we refer to the advertisement In another columa of this paper. CHAPPED HAN DS. PUKE OLD PALM SOAP. In small packages, half dozen cakes, to be had of Druggists and Grocers generally.

Also a new and desirable article of FAMILY WASHING SOAP, STYLED ECONOMIC SOAP, In 76 lb boxes, 100 pieces. J. C. HULL'S SONS, Manufacturers, n23 3m Ollice 'i'i Pari: Row, N'ew York. JiLYWINF8AND LIQUOH3.

ALEXANDER EAGLE, No. 70 Fulton street Brooklyn IMPORTER OF BRANDIES. WINES, IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKEY, LONDON AND DUBLIN POUTER, SCOTCH ALE, Ac. Also, Bottler of Philadelphia XXX Porter, Extra Ale and Champagne Cider. dl3 Cw Oxygenated Bitters.

This is a remedy tor Dyppepcia, Indigestion and the numerous disorders of the btoniach. It was discovered by a regular physician, after yearo of research. It is unlike all other medicines, and nx ra eta the disease by its rooa. leaving no vestige behind. For ale In Brooklyn by Joseph W.

Hayes. jlfl iw OPEKA CLOAKS, FOR THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC AT HORTON SONS. No. 279 FULTON STREET. AL60, OPEKA CLOAKS MADE TO ORDER AT SHQKT NOTICE.

Bolluway's Pills and Ointment Facts for tor Million Bya ceutenactmentof the French government, thfse medicines are admitted free of duty Into all ports of France They tire extensively employed In all the public and military hospitals throughout the Kmpire. The Fmprror has signified his appreciation of their virtues in an autograph letter tn Dr. llolloway. Durln? the latu canipiign in Italy, larpe quantities wt re used lurthe wounded at Bre sreiu and Montei hlnrn So'tl by all Druirglsts, at Scents (iJ cents and $1 per box or pot. jii TfvY THE MAGIC LEAVEN.

TRY THE MAGIC LEAVEN. TRY THE MAGIC LEAVJSN, This artie'efo the Houfekeeper is invaluable, being ir superior to anything for buking t.urposesever offered to the public. It ishealthy and nutritious, being entirely free from any deleterious substance, the cjmpoaent parts being made rom the purest material, mostly vegetable. For sab by all Crocern. MANUFACTURED DY A VAN BEN8C1IOTEN, 13 OLH SLIP, NEW YORK.

jlGJm JOHN O. iiOHDMAKKU, ATTORN FY AM) COITNS: LLOK AT LAW, No. "11? Fni.TOf HtuJiT. tfu'OUy ul. Brooklyn.

is unt dead, but a la Juliette is reposing in a vault in the graveyard. Elitism, liberates ami she comes forth to tin: daylight, arrayed in white Elaisa infonns Bianca that she is determined to save her and tells her that Manfredo Intends to poison her, and that she is sent here to endeaverto induce her to take but she 6ays that she has substituted a nareot for the poison which may be drunk with sifely and thus he shows her gratitude for saving the life of her father. Bianca incautiously mentions Vixcurdo's name, and the Hume that Elaisa. had endeavored to subdue breaks out afresh. Bianco endeavors to console her, and both join in the duett, "Dolce coinlorto al inisero che genie sen.

za speme." This is the gem of the opera, and we Will venture to say will make its way directly to the fashionable drawing rooms ol Brooklyn. Tho duett was rapturously encored, and the fair artists repeated it. A solitary boipuet, the first yet seen on the Academy boards, was placed at the feet of the prima Donna. Manfredo breaks up this agree, able scene. He forces Bianca to toko that which he supposes is the fatal and as she doe11 so 8he joins Colson aDd Ferri In au elaborate, trio' TPLEGANT PRIVATE ROOMS, VIT1I OR J.

withoutboa en suite, or single: all modern improvements, gas, warm and cold bath, every cumfort, washing done in the home, privute table if deslrni; breakfast from 7 to dinner at five minutes' wa from Wall and South Ferri tv. References g.veu. 157 IK nry street, Brooklyn. Terms reapotiable. 1 nnWOOK THKKE EN'I LtiMEN CVN liE jl accommodated with a p'easanthoive.

with coud board, either in a single or duuble room, by applying afJOti Vt ashlng ti.n street, Brooklyn. House has.gus and bath. Terms 4 pi week. jSI MAThM "i GENTLEMAN AND WE OR TWO fringe centlen'en can be accommodated with good bojir' In a private family, where there are no other hoarders. a CM 1 ilhirv ut I PJUL Ui'EClAl.

NOTICE ALL I'ERSONS LIABLE io lor the payment of Assessments for South Fourth street eurliinc. cutterinir. Ac, Ac, from Ninth street to oTnion are i. tie. are iieieliy uotiticd that the (Joininon Council have directed the Collector of Taxes and Assessments to deduct "Jo per cent from the original amount, of the above assessment, if raid withinotulays from the 1Mb hist.

January iii, lf'll. EDMUND DllIGQS, j71m Collector of Taxes and Assessments. political. "Polyphonic Association." The fifth reunion ot tho Association took place at their rooms, Hamilton Building, last evening. A full attendance of the members and their friends greeted with approbation the musical treat offered them by the artists and amateurs connected with the Association, under the direction of Professor Grube, who aided them in contributing largely to the enjoyment of tho occasion.

M. Henri Appy came forward most handsomely aud performed two violiu solos in his usuul brilliant manner. This Society is for the encouragement, maintenance and promotion of music, by admitting as members artists, professors, amateurs and students, for cultivation, practice and public performance of tho best vocal and instrumental works in this art. We ate informed by the directors.that the Association is rapidly fillu up, and that the classes are now being organized, an advertisement concerning whiih ill be tomid in another part of this paper. The Society's first, public concert will be given at the Atheueuru on the 31et prow Several tial citizens, with a view to encourage pursuits that refine and elevate, have enrolled therAffilVca honorary members.

ItAiiKY at the AcADEM v. No uight, the great boise wizard, Mr. J. S. Rarey, gives tho first exhibition of his peculiar capabilities, before the Brooklyn public at the Academy of Music.

AUCTION SAliKS. Mr Finch moved to lay the resolution on the table. The motion was agree to by yeas So: nays 114. All the Democratic members voted in the negative. Mr.

Fish then offered a resolution, napiesting the judiciary committee to report at an early day. a bill to repeal acts in conflict with tho act of Hie I'liited States for the rendition of fugitive slaves. Laid over. Ihirty Sixlh Congress Second Session. Washington, Jan.

2o. Mr. Colfax called up the Tost ltoutebill which pawsed the Iloii. last session, and was returned from the Seriate with amendments, which were now considered and neatly all agreed to, including provisions for procuring ami li'iriiishi'ng one cent stamped wrappers and envelopes; requiring letters which have been advertised to be relumed to the dead letter otlieo within tiro months; letietslor the seaboard to be retained for a longer period under the post office regulations; unclaimed muney from the dead letter oftice to be applied lo promote the elll cietiev of the. department.

Mr! Collax said the committee on Tost Olliees an.l Post Koads recommend non concurrence in the Senate ainond nienl proposing to limit the compensation of railroads carrying the mails to $2I" per mile per annum for llrst class, for 2d elafS, and HI lor third class speed, the speed not to be greater hau twenly, seventeen and twelvo miles rcspeetivelv lor each el.is. This would save the Treasury per annum, but the Committee think iluil such udiiction would now take the effect of ving the present system. Mr. Slu ruiail gave his asons why be hoped the an') en dun nl oliM be adopted, having a view Lo economy. Mr.

Ursiiehopi'oM it. The eonipciis.u ion was tio)y inaiW ipiatc. The reduction would induce the Coitrae. loi lo ri i'iim ihe contract. There was no power here to control Hie speed of ears.

XT I ON MELTING NOTICE. A MKKTfNd will he held in the rooms of the Mil ute en of the Union. No. 1:1 DeKalb avenue. CMacom ber's I'ui'ilinc.

Hrooklyn. on YVUDNUSDA ICVENINtl, Jan. o'clock, to take into consideration the deplorable Male of tie I'nion, and to take steps for its preservation, be public are invited to attend. The follevtinK ttentleiuen have been invited to attend anil blress the median Hon. s.

S. i'owed, Hon. K. Backhouse. MosesF.

Oilell, W. U. Peck. Stephen II. Cushiue.

Vartin Kalt'fleiseli, Kcv Win. Alvin llartletl. J. Overlb 'd. Fsq.

lleni.W Mcnell. W. 11. Drapej llsq. Win.

C. TteWltt. Ksq. J. LEMUIL CHASlDKlta IWdcnt.

JOSKl'H McKAY, Auctioneer, Will sell on TiimisiAY, 24th, At 1054 o'clock, at the salesroom 310 Fulton street, opposite the City Hall, Ilraoklyii. A wncral assortment el Household I'urnl ure, Stoves, Ci i ki ry. Ac. J' 1 'J i RAKE CUANCK TO MARKKT GARDEN A HI'S and otln rs to invest In real estate at on the lirelniseK, on'llIESDAY. Feb.

5th, at '2 o'clock P.M., will lit iiflVruil (or sale annul 4J5 acres of desirabl i land lie lonciiiR to the heirs of Andersou. deceased, cm Oo per au nur. between Cypress llil Plank road and i'redi pond rial. Said land has a front on Coi.pir avenue of iBj ct, and 3(tl tf in depth. It is only 2 tulles either from ltronlc ln or WiPi.mii ball a mile from Utiicewoitd Kl'Slt Voir: it adjoins liind of Jacob Dtnton aud .1.

l)c Ucvoi fonlaMiiK itioul'IK arres. Hie land is de. i nbh mostly i overrd with wood. Terms made know on da of sale. jaSlllt at the conclusion of which she swoons, and the curtain falls on the third act.

The fourth discloses Bianco laid out on a bed as if in death, but in reality sleeping off the effects of the narcotic. Elaisa laments more in sorrow than in anger u10 cruel fate that bus deprived licrol Vi.scardo love. After drawin the curtair.K of the bed on which Bianco resits, vjscar enters wild and excited. Elaisa questions him us to his for liur. Uuudis he Liver loved but IWorvto ln Hi vi i tint it was she who poi uned Jii.iiii.o.i, .1.

WATSON TAYl.On.1 Secretaries. John F. YYihtk, DEMOCRATIC GENERAL. ''OM V1TTFK, 1V.1 TbeHcmocrnticGeneral Committee will meet ntl l'lTOL." on YVFD.N ES11A Y. tbi aiil Inst ot 7 clock, for ILe purpose of responding to the call of the State Oentral Con mutvefor a State Convention, to lie held al A'hany on (1.

1 fcBUKN. Chalruriu pro lein. 121 Jt Ihaao IIaokai'. Secretary pi torn..