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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

F The National Intellisencer repuohshes q
statement, from the ''New-Yo News, reported
from Washington, 10 the effect thai settlement OF
the Oregon boundary question had been concladed
in London between the British Government ana
Mr. Mel ane, on the basis of the 18Th desree-'he
proposition having come from the former As we
are a, present advised this report is not correct
Other rumors are ahoat in The papers touching Inc
same subject, which equally destitute OF iourda
ton. W ashlnston Onoh'
FROM CoRrUs CHRIsrt-Da,es from Corpus
Christi 10 the 18th ns represent thai the sry station
ed there were suffering much from the extreme eod
weather and the good quarters aud many Q; tue
troops were reported sick.
FlRE.-Last night, abou, - o'clock, a fire broke
GU, in Mr. Skaters lumber yard, in Prytanias' which
totally destroyed the contents OF the yard and com
muncaing with his dwelling house aud out ouildinss
DESTROYED them also Loss estimated at from Slo,ooo
to $4,000. IN. u peAts IL
SuGAR-The St. Francsville La Chronicle oil
the 18th inst states that late freezing weather mas
destroyed entire crop Of cane remaining IN the ea
in that region The loss is estimated to ee about one
third of the entire crop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

F~ Readers oaghs 70 know tina, shis paper is. al
ways and probably viii be hostile to Nattvisu'
-op.nly earnestly so. OF course. We shah do what
prevent ths confirmation Of such appointments
as that OF Geo. W. Woodward BY voses OF Wing Ser
,sors He! palpably of The srndfasheTs OF S.aF
isra and deeply rnous6 with It's psoserp'ive 'pilN
do not what right any Native has 70 complain OF 'i'
We never go out of our way TO attack any o0aS Wv
such selection il contemplated for Inc Dench Oh le
Supreme Court involves gross breach OF ia'n 70 aose
who made Mr.. Polk President and should NOT pre-
A. al events shall do what we can to prevent IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

Il. The Trenton Monument Association held lis
FRS, meeting for organization at Trenton on Friday al
,erncon last An address, the people of New-lersey
calling on them TO contribute to the erection Ola suitable
Monument, a, Trenton TO the memory OF the revolution
ary werhes was adopted, and the following officers OF
the Association elected President Gen. GANREr D.
Wall; Vice President, Henry W. Green; Treasurer
Jasper 5. scudder; Secretary, William P sherman ;
Standing Committee Joseph C. Potts, James W. all!
Samuel R~euunere Richard Brandt James NJ. Red
uord. Gso-ge w Smytb. Robe.. D Spencer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

FAMILY HOLIDAY -Sgch OF the juvenies and elders as
are IN search good ana chsste aud rove es
during the iday season. should just step over 10 tho
American Museum where they will find the most unex
c-ptiouabe variety including specimens OF almost every
hing wonderful n III. world. The famous Scotch Giant
aud isnss are also there through the Holidays 10 We
1T all hours Two Grand Performances VIII or gwen To-day
iman,s with Lauphicg Gas, exhibition of DssoyiDg
Views &c which we advise NIL who can 20 see
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31
Law Courts.

Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Ednund Simpson vs.. Ju-
MUS Bru,lls Booh.-The Manager Of the PARK Theatre
brings action against Booth the celebrated rs5edian for
no, performing according agreement OF the night OF
the lih June lsi4 having been engaged TO perform nve
nights at $50 night and the last night which was the
one in question be Beneht night announced as for
Booth bu, in reality 10 be for Mr. simpson Il 10 con.
tended that Mr. Booth became oopo' that night and
could no, play go that the house was closed Acnon Is
brought 10 recover 900 damages. l. is denied that
Mr. B. was 70 play that night but, the contrary,
was at the Theatre before The time appointed for The
performance &c The case will De continued this fore
noon.
L. s CIRCUIT CorRT.-Corneiius V. Clickerer, OF &c
ST. was arrested OF Saturday last and held to bail
in this Court, in qui tam action brought by Dr. G. Ben
jamin Smith, for an infringement Of the u s. Patent
Laws. Damages claimed 81 200.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31
VurS MORNINGS MAIL

M.RYLAsp-The Legislature OF this State con
vened at Annapolis on Monday. DR.. "iLLiAA
wl1r1ANs. Wing. of Somerset. was chosen pre'l-
dent OF the Senate. The House had not chosen
Speaker a. the lates; alvices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

20 ouralds Italian Indicated Soup the OF Pir
PIES Frscx!es Tan oalloyu-ss Euption5
hguremens the only depot 81 aAersL Isl Store from
Broadway, 50 cents GrecihE Hair Dye, Yegeta6s
Liquid Rouge, for crnsonng Lips and Cheeks POudSs
Subtle for erGdioang Jupeuo hair without injury 10
the Lily What for instantly scattering redness and
bushes from face Acoustic drops for curing deafness
ne ce.ebrsLed preparations OF DR.. Gouraud's
be found only tbesr nd Of WakersL Isl Store
FROM Broadway.
AcEsTsE Tuttl., Assembly Buildings Philsdelphls
JORDAN, m~-sL Boston; Carleton Co. Lowell; iyes Sa-
Geld Green = Co Worcester; Myers n Haven. diE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

ET John McReynolds, General Inspector and
Superintendent OF Lights for the N w Lakes publishes
Card in the Detroit Advertiser denying that the on
furnshsd by Governmen. for the lights the Western
Lakes has been unit 70. use The Buffalo Commercial
thinks Mr. MGR. is mistaken on this point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

~ Hon JAMES THOMAS, Ex-Governor OF Ma
WAND died at his residence in s. aarys County on
Christmas day in the cd year of his age Tie died OF
trnhoid fever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

n. The vote of three towns Taunton, Freetown
and Plymouth for Members of Congress in the
IXth District OF Massachusetts,, shows net Wing
gain 2S2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31
As Sam Sick says. al beats all natnr,

How folks do bay the invigorG;Jr
TT Mr. Slick OF course, did not apply that remark 10
Pbsnns Chemical Hair uvi orator but sdsp itself and
The reason is obvious always gives satisfaction Il IL
death ID, all diseases Incidental to the cfnnirm ond
viii most ssur.dy give tie hair beautiful "strous appear
anc- Prepared aud sold Wholesale aud retail 10y Phs
lon i Broadway aud for sale by Drug and ancy Dealers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

~ Who among US feels that he would like to De
cheerful and gay tomorrow All answer, /. Then we
say 70 to the knckerbocker Baths l0l Bowery and take
warm bath today and to morrow your intellect will be
clear aud you will be animated The charge is but one
shilling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31
MACHINE POETRY.

MACHINE POETRY.
All you who wish noble hi
From Overcoat o. Sack.
Ths, very thing you're sure to got,
lfyou but take the track
Up 10 three hundred and ,hirtytwo (33D
D. Owens. in Grand.st.
Where $40 to SIS cash viii do
Yonr ,rnyr1sst wish to meet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

On THE ToRMENTiSG PANS RHguMArrsM-Curh-
mans Rheumatic Remedy fun CutIDg Elnbrocau0G-n
lnyaluaoe ana seldom ia ling remedy for rheumatism and
pains IN The BONES gou coid pain joints, suit necs
lumbaso &C s01 al TIE sigu OF the American Essie o.
LnalAaIl-et. n. Y Dig Z.cVd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

u The sovereign ahealiug remedy, the Magical Pain
Extractor perfect specific for burns scadhead eryspelas
sa rheum, and al local pain only DO had genuine at Il
Corllhnd.sl. or at No. 8 Murr4y-st- d29 2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

rap.Ys ovrs1pE-F=s Fqse: The pOrnnicsns
,os Hsy,.ens Letter hron, Cincinnati Landed Rights
.pd European Law; American Copper Mines; Robert
Owen Renewed; Collection of Military Fines Fourth
Pare. 2ostry-winter ard Want; Ice Cutting 90 the
scauyIksA; Cough IN BOston; Sales OF Stocks; Ship
Be-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

DIRTY CoAr CoLLiEis BAD.-Thc Magic Erasiye Soap,
tor removing spots claims and marks from cohes
wooeus, pets and rendering the spots rs
applied clear, bright! and spotless. Sold with full d..
rectons Pce - cents cake. Sold al 81 Chath1s sud
ST Broacway. d.y llrod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

~ ould you preserve health and comfort by dry feet.
use the Oh Of 1aauin boots which doubles the
and keeps Tnis Is only found II Corr
land d29 2rod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

II The mos, distressing complaint the human frame Is
subject 10 Is immediately relieved and permanently
cured by the Sick Headache r. nedy at 81 Corand-st
dly Pod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

TIE DIARY FOR ls46.-Jansen & Bell have just
published their usefu Annual Diary. Ia addition 70 tho
usual matter this contains complete list OF all the Law.
yers In the city, with their efiice residences
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

To MUSEUM EXHIBITION PsoPRIEToas-A Rare
specuiaiionA child exhibit years ODD with growth
VI "hsAeTs and mustaciUs oil LcS them take aDy
10y aho carefully rub part of Lhges shilling bottle Vi ZONES
Coral hsir Restorative chin cheek, and IN slo.
a7 ne fesut Is produced. Sold al 81 Chainaus and o
bfoadwsy, n. Y. and l39 Rulonst Brookyn. d23 2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

r. Mr. J. PARKER gives another Grand Bal! on
New Years night. Every lover OF amusement should
st,cnd (Sce ADVERTISEMENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

URNs.-our old citizens, Boardman * Hart, No. D
Bu,ipr sp foot of Johu.s must be forgotten today
he hos, who have not procured Urus for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

~ Salt Rheum be- cured acknowledgements
Ointment for salt heum il fully any case
the money refunded. II Is sold at 81 Corland-sL
q-od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

TIE LADY WITH THE YELLOW FAcE.-Beware beware
Ladies' oucn not coIlmon prepared chalk viii ruin your
sAn Use that beautiful vegetable preparaCn tho Jones
Spanish Lily White 1t Will give your skin natural, lie.
Ike Wilderness Improve your skin Sod al 81 Chatham
aud 81 Broadway dlJ gtsod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

u Hos. JOHN CARY also withdraws his name
from among the candidates for the same Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

~ y.,.a,n,s. Mechanics and business men VII
p. ws,s Almanac for 1915 very useful and coz
uAu =. s,s Of reference throughout The ysaf Tue
-. !. sajy .as cents per copy or 81 per dozen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

~ V. B. PALMER the Agent for OF The best News
papers OF all the cities and principal towns throughout Tho
country fer and receives Advertisements al hs Cou
Try Newspaper .iietising AgeHcy, In this buildng-En'
rance ii tlle CotL OFYIcE. n3I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

~ Hon. BELLAMY SroRER, of Cincinnati de-
clines being the Wing candidate for Governor of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

II fact which caanol be con.ruyered that Bar
rys rrlcophrrous has STOOD III. est OF many years II
be humbug many quacks would have you be-
lieve way has il roI made apparent! Hundreds
daily yea you hear th<nI say that ills hGnbus
On coauary, they and al The beet st
for preserving sud oeauying tue hHf that they have
Do THESE men sehoeds Who dare cay
so> II tley sP-a& Truly, We thoroughly convinced
do, their evidence should ssfJ Inc acredlI0us
Sold by The proprietor way. and
by moso tue respectabls dfu aud ahcy dealers N
this ciIy tor !st VI .ch page vi this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

EWc regret 10 learn that Senator PUTNAM is
detained AT home by indisposi,ion. The absence of
this clear headed and able member of the Court of
Errors is the more TO be regretted inasmuch as he
was prepared to deliver opinions upon several i'm
porsans cases Albany Journal
:, posr OFFICE RopsED-The store of Abper
sues p NJ at Springfield n. J. entered GU Monday
mans arm unbar the door and every letter in Tho
pened and riaed, and the store also robbed of
n,,v IN NJ. LII :, OF RoxsuxI.-The people Of Rox.
petition he Meeting on Monday last voted to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

FoR PREsENTs.-Fne Gold and Silver Watches, Rich
Jewery Silver Ware Plated Cake Baskets, Casters Can
dcsiicks Britannia Urn1, and Tea Sets, Gold Thin
bles Speclaces, Pencils Pens Loclcs and Miaiaure Ca
SEES Silver Bouquet Holders, Gard Ca.es, Hair Pins and
Ornamental Combs ard erea, variety Of fancy goods for
sale prices which buyers would lind il 10 their interest to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

T OLIVER SMITH of Hatfield Mass wealthy
and benevolen, man who died recently, has left in his
viii the following requests
100000 given to Northampton for the establishment,
OF agricultural school, but into operation
III the shove named sum lie doubled.
$4,000 is given to eight towns viz Northampton,
Had!ey, Amherst, HATFIELD Williamsburg, Deerhed,
Greenfield aud Whately, as permanent fund for the
benefit Of orphan children and children OF the poorer
ei.sses. The fund is to be managed by trustees.
$1,000 IL to 20 the Colonization Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

DRESS Doors NEw-S EAR.-As the ladies' always
admir-. h,ndsome and boot gentlemen intending TO
make New-Y Year calls would do we'll 10 drop in at j. Ia
WskIns's Fashionable Boot Store, No. III Futops
and fit themselves pair of his elegant Boots, 80 that
they may lind the eyes ofhe lovely friends on that
important occasion.
TIL, mos, suitable Eewresr present for cur juvenile
male acquaintsncrs pair OF Boots. Al Tie above
named establishment can be found boys, youths aad In
fans Boots OF all szes-,ie smallest to fit children OF TWO
years of age
Leather aud other kinds Ovesshoes in endless variety
az SisllNW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

rJ- PLATED CAKE BASKETS. with heavy silver mount
iues-ap comprising the neweSt patterns, Tor
sale cheaper than by any else by
d27 4, ALBERT BEACH, Ia Chatham-.t
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Courl for rhe correction OF Errors.

ALBANY, DEC -, 1910.
Present--Lieut. Gov. GARDINER. Chan w Al,
WORTH Chief Justice BRONSON, Justice JEwErr and ~
Senators. CASES ARGUED AT ROCHESTER,.
No Il. Philo D. Mickles VS.. the Rochester City Bank
Senator Lott gave written opinion, ana senators
Wright, Porter Barlow and Tacou oral opinions Tor al
irmance Senator Sedgwick gave written OPINION
and Senators Beers and Johnson oral opinions Tor eTcr
sal. Decree affirmed--l2 to 1.
No u o. B. Wood and al vs. 6 s. Seward. Senator
Lott gave written opinion and Senator Lester an oral
opinion for airmance. Senators Beers and Hama gave
oral opinions for aiI ming decree except AS 10 costs
Decree affirmed merislS TO 0; rs TO costs-l3 To l.
No IA. A. Powell gs. NJ. Murray Senator Barlow gave
written opinion for aitirmance. Decree afhTmed-i
to 0.
No 10 T r Sturgess and al VS.. J. a. Clark aud al
Justice Jewett Senator Lott and Lieut. Gov. Gardiner
gave written opinions for nfiirmance. Order OF Chance
Tor aiirmed-lS to 0.
No 10 J. e. Miller ct al vs. H. Gable ct sl-Senator
Porter gave written opinion for afrmaace Lieut. Gov
Gardiner and Senator'S Barlow, Folsom and Beers gave
written opinions and Senator Bockce an oral opinion or
reversal Decree OF the Chancellor reversed-l4 to j.
CAUSES SUBMITTED OR ARGUED AT ALBANY.
No. l. j. Wallis a. Loubat. submitted cause
Chief Justice Bronson Senators Wright Hand and Bar
low gave written opinions Tor aiirmancc Order Affirm
ed-2l to 9.
No. . F. DePeyster vs. j. A. Ferrcrs. Chief Justice
Bronson. Senators LOU and Porter gave written opln
ions for atirmance Decree airmed-l4 to D
No. J. h. ;. Champllu and al vs.. H. faiisn Culei
Justice Bronson and Senator Porter written opinions
for airnaLcc aud Senator Lot gave written opinion
for reversal. Order aitirmcd-ilt o4.
No t. J. Ferris and al vs. J. Crawford Administrator
Chief Justice Bronson gave written opinion and Seua
tor Clark oral opinion tor afirmance. Order affirmed
-l7to0
No s. G. H. Striker vs. I. Kely-Senators Porter and
Lott and 1t Gov. Gardiner. gave written opnions and
Senators Hand aud Lester oral opinions for reversal
and Senator Jones gave written opinion for atrmancc
Judgment reversible 10 l.
No 7. S Grout and wife vs. G.. Townsend. Senators
Clark and Porter gave written opinions and Senator
Hand an oral opinion for atirmance. Judgment affirmed
20 too.
No g. j. T. Curtis and al. J. l. Knox, rrcst, &c.
Senator Lott gave written opinion for aifrmance
Judgment affirmed 10 TO B. ARGUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A correspondent at Gene
Wisconsin under date of Dec. Il. writes that the
store of Andrew Ferguson, in which the Pos; Office
kept burned the ground tina, morning with all the
books and papers OF the store and P o. The dwelling
of Mr. Ferguson also much damaged. Total loss
from to SIS 0o0-no insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

e A young man named Andrews was burned
to death IN hi. fathers house in Kingston, C. w. on
Thursday week.
q John Van Buren,. Esq. of Kingston, has been
chosen District Aso rney for Use. Co. By The Court Of
Common Pleas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

DRESSING CSsEsTbe subscribers cal the attention Of
bose about masking presents tJf e holidays, ther ~
.o!aeH! o; The e5oy--eoubnog every article Of te soa
IN i most portable Jet Convenient form, aud for clrupnrS
and Durability ansurp passed For saie by
u. SAU ADEBS * SUsi, III Broadwey,
dZS& few uuvls above Cortland s.
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Labor in New York--HOwb Otained-uow
Rewarded-Bcwnre of Swindlers.


Observation-Disclosures OF Swindlers.
Wanted. two Compositors at LOG Futonst before
o'clock, a. NJ"
To The Editor Of Tie Tribune
Just one week ago, the above advertisement ap.
peared in the sun. happened want situation as
Compositor and Immediately applied for OF those
advertised. The advertiser granted my application
lecied case, gave letter TO distribute and supplied
with several yards copy for the Daily Court Caen
dar and Police Reporter and the Weekly Packet This
looked suspicious Men who inger round court houses
brohes and other places of vile resort for the purpose
Of collecting of the latest crime atrocity and OBJ
scandal almost invariably capable Of any vii
lany GEO. w. DIXON, (for that is the name OF this
swndler) too does not bear q very good reputation
But he had engaged to work for him-,he best OF men
sometimes the most abused-it was but just to give
him fair trial. Kept through the week. working
from early dawn till late Misunderstanding compositor
foreman, devil and all bands Saturday night came
presented my BILL amounting only six dollars and fifty
cents about half what it should have BEEN which
ne positively refused pay impudeny asserting that
my labor WAS not worth any thing-thst he had lost be-
tween thirty and nifty dollars by the publication of his
sheets-those being full ot inaccuracies designedy
casioned ny his negligence IN refusing read the proofs
marking the and having them corrected. he
should done before the papers press This
was cool Such brazen knsvery has seldom been rival
TO the n0BchGtancc with which he treated OF my
fellow jours-one boy and stranger in the City
and the other poor cripple subject attacks OF
ipiammatosy rheumatism; and with which he has been
accustomed 10 treat his hands since he has
newspaper publisher. His plan il 10 get lot OF
worknen every week. and when y.day comes 10 get
nd Of them and their bills IN the way-aiact which
ought TO be known and the knowledge OF which ought
prevent the publishers OF newspapers from inserting
his swindng advertisements. The system of labor
wages bad enough best No person with spark
manhood in him. loves depend others Tor the work
IL is duty do and the bread his The
right labor Of those natural rights which, men
wise they would exercise without asking pcrms-
sion Of any person persons and which they might
else ii they woul Id but TO the polls and Them
selves farm" apiece. But that who deliberately
and wifuy the aborer under this system OF the
miserable piltaDce awarded him for his hire il the
and deSplcabie ot scoundrels. Printers
pass him round. WILLIAM WEST
4Nes1.Y0rk CRy, Dec. 30 IS.
~ B.-All persons who may have been yic.r1ized By
this Geo. w. Dxon earnestly requested leave their
and residences at the Office OF Young America"
l62 Nassaust. w w.
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American Institute-Farmers, Club.

American NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ciup'
Hon. HENRY MEIGs read paper on the new HIS
tory OF Manufactures from which we extract the
following:
THE PASTORAL LIFE AND MANUFACTURES OF THE An
GENTS. Harper & Brothers, la45
This history OF silk Gotten linen, wool and other
hbrous substances with observations on spinning dye
ing and wearing and the habits OF the ancients
That work of this kind should make It's appearance
first in our country gives much pleasure. For al
though all feel the value of that great system OF OPP
erations by which all clothed yet hitherto no one
has found convenient search from the thousands
of scattered hints and notices contained IN tie Bible and
in prose and poetic writers throughout al! past times
what relates 10 this In the extraordinary work
before U.s. we full evidence of the great industry and
knowledge the writer in thus condensng this hitherto
widely divided knowledge.
He traces from the beginning, to our times the his
tory of silk cotton linen fell goats caules hair fabrics
not forgetting those of Asbestos Tine combinations OF
gold and silver threads with these The peculiar methods
Of spinning and wearing OF the ancients, svalng aim
self of all the discoveries made by Champoion and
others OF these among the Egyptians The chapter
on silk combining with that inquiry the very interesting
observations on wild sk-worms, and the webs OF sp
ders He gives also full OF the trials % make
cloth from ndUocs pine GPpies and the Pima The bis
tory OF the sheep has uch interest Some OF the plates
illustrative of subjects very interesting some OF them
being copies carefully made from the ancient drawings
of Egypt We think this volume deserves place IN
the library of every intelligent citizen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

Court Calendar....TEls DAY.
COMMON PLEAs-Parr mos. 70, 1l9 81 q. 80 Jos,
al AS liT 49, 81 6l Part in Assistant Aldermen
roo-Nes A. a, ls 22i, "a, T. so, z, 90, 81 81 .i