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 Another "a6duction. ."--The village of Brooklyn was thrown into complete state of ferment on Friday, by the reported absence of young lady, daughter of respectable in- habitant there. It was feared that the New York noos CTS had made grand descent Oil the village, and would carry off all from thence who were fit for dissection. An em- bargo was about to be laid on the coast, to prevent any communication with our vile city; and cor1is du garde, about to be esta- blished to prevent the escape of the persons who had already got on shore. It appears that the young lady alluded to, who is aged about 15 years, was sent on message in the mornng-the forenoon; the afternoon passed on, without her return. Search was. made throughout the village; inquiry was made on all sides, but without effect. At last, when night had almost arrived, an old beldamc, who lived near the residence of the young la dy's father, informed him that his daughter had gone to Paterson to get married. The father hastened to Paterson, and there he dis covered that his daughter had really been noosed-postively noosed in the matrimonial bands. He was too late to prevent the mar riage, but was in good time to partake of the banquet prepared for the occasion.

 .N r. ,EUening Post,