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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
city of Manchester.
Correspondence OF New.York Tribune.
MANcHEsTER. n. II. February 5 III

MANCHESTER, n. H. February 5, 1870.
GE>TLEMES: The mills of the Amoskeeg Manu-
factoring Company in this place contain 1000 'pindes
BE- side the various other machinery for The manufacture
Of cloth and are the largest n the country new one
has asi teen finished and vi. be n operation during tac
coming month I, is most imposing in It's dImensions-
$50 feet ongsx stories hishand VI" contsin zoe spin
des The cost Of this building alone is stated at : l76
co., and is entire cost when ready for running si00
OOO have frequently heard it stated tina, this viii be
the largest factory in the world but s not so there
are several in Manchester (England) which contain be
tween 10000 and 20 900 spindes and cost upward Of
100000 1t should be observed however. that the
mills IN Eug and generally contain spindles only and no
looms under the same root, rs With US.
Tie Am0skesg Company manufacture tickings and
hannes as well "a sheetings and drilings and made
during the year ending December 3ls -i-, j. Dob
yards a. these goods The goods are Of the coarser
kidd ana eel even in these times, when mills where
finer cloths made obliged 20 saspend or run a.
90 small an advance cost that dividends b.
made Largo quantities oi the AmO-kesg coitons nsu
uacl ufed Expressly for the purpose have been shppe
o. Canton during the past year where they s.l NJ
good preft and successfully compete with tie besi
English mskcTs This Company employ fourteen hun
dfed females and viii soon have SIX ol seven hundred
more Their average wages during the past year have
been three dollars thirty seven cents per week from
which the price of board must be deductcd-onc dollar
thirty ceus per weeklesving Two dollars week
ly rs their nett average earnings some Of the mot
skifu and industrious have during the past year made
one dollar day. while the labOTnR man has been paid
for the same hours of work 60 and 20 cents.
There is Savings Bank connected With these mills
established for the exclusive u,e Of the operatives
who avail themselves largely Of II as means OF safe
keeping for their surplus funds until they have suih
Gent 10 make some long desired investment. Thu
Bank now contains $4,000. The owners of these mills
reside 10 Boston, where It's financial interests and tht
sale OF the goods manufactured are attended TO- Inc
manufacturing operations the boarding houses. and Al
the varied interests OF the Company here are unde
the supervision of resident agent Mr. David ellis L
whose thorough knowledge of the business and rar'
administrative qualities may be attributed the gres
success of this Company. These agencies are worts
from three to five thousand dollars per annum, are per
manent in their character and in all respects among IN
re-, desirable offices in the country QUOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
Literary fnteIifsPnce.

Mr.. tfNiNoRE CvoPER has 10 press. 10 be pub
l'hed ia few weeks Ner- York Pes, Presnf ssd p
isrt 10 two volumes. octave. This work We under
stand is 20 comprise general and sbors,e review Of
TIE social ard political history Of tire state the origin
and nature Of ts intituons and the ildasnce Of her
people upon the nsIionsl character Mr.. Cooper has
also on tie eve Of publication new romance under
the t'le Of Sea Liors, ard complete edition Of bis
Novels Tales Histories and Miscellaneous Writings Is
about 70 be commeucei n this City 5y PUTNAM in the
style Of the beautiful and enineDy successful edlon
Of the works Of Irving. barley vii probably b. tire
illustrator, and the enterprise viii hardly fa q TIE
most abundant success.
Tie Posras q Fraro.s Sargenf Osgoof. riH Husfra
fioas By s 5 Osgo0d F. o. C. Darley ar oti,rs all be
among the beautiful ard popular o. the gii books
for l549. TEE rank Of Mrs O.good has become Fixed
For ehness and de,acy Of fancy for purity snd pss
sonstc esrDesness Of feeling and exquisite melody Of
ver,e she has long been distr gushed natural and
charming grace Of has always been her chsrac
teristc bu: 6; s only her later compositions tha;
informed with her large and wonarly synps;hies-
that Of beauty which Is developed fully only By
varied study and experience that wisdom which
il seized bu, BY the quickes, ntelgerces and fly
bodied but by be most genial and consumms,e srt
Longiellow has In press romance, to be called
Kaoanogh It will be published by TiokHor ca. Of
Boston, on the lst OF May next.
Among the most welcome announcements Of the sea
son, is that Of a volume Of poems By JAMES T FIELDS
many Of whose graceful and beautiful pieces have long
been leading fugitive life 10 al the newspapers Of the
couuiry. The volume will include Mr.. Fields poem Of
the Post Of Honor delivered before the Boston Nor
camille Library Association last Fall and highly com
nsnded a, the time by the newspapers. Il will be
printed in superb style, aud viii probably be the most
elegant volume Of poetry published in this country
rni however Is not needed 20 most cordial
reception from the many friends Of Mr. Fields and the
public II large.
Mr PUTNAM Is preparing for speedy publication,
Layards great work Nireveh and the ancient Assy
Ran Remains This lis Of the remarkable books Of
the century and has added more 10 our knosledge cf
the Ancient World than anything which has been done
since Chsmpollions discovery. The London edition
consists Of two thick octave volumes illustrated with
several hundred engrsyings and desgns which will al
be reproduced in the American edition Laysrd's
style, as writer, is exceedingly graphic and Piciur
csQue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

GrsrAvus G CUsHMAN of Maine, 10 be Consul OF the
United states for the port Of Chagres In the Republic
of New Granada in the place OF Leonard Jones, de.
clined
A HYATT SMITH 20 be Attorney OF the Uniied states
for the district Of Wisconsin 10 the place Of W sutn
erlsnj. rcfigned.
MARcrs J. GAINES, of Virginia, o. be Consul OF the
United states for the City and Kingdom OF InpoL
JAMES L. EDWARDS TO be Commissioner Of Pensions
Room C. WEIGHTMAS TO be MajOrGeneral OF the
Militia of the DisiIic, Of Columbia IN place OF Waiter
Jones, resigned.
John mason, Jr to be Brigsdier General vice Weight
man, promoted. 49,
PETER F. WILSON, TO be Captain Of Infantry Militia,
d &. LAND ofFicEs-htcnr"s.
HENRY w PALFREY, New Orleans, vice Ohver b.
Hill resigned.
RuFus HEWITT, Winsmsc Indiana vice A Wheeler,
resigned.
AsxxR GnsrRAr, Milan. Missouri new Office
ReSisfD.
JAcAMlAH SEAMAN, Milan, Missouri new Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

Norm CARoLISA-Hon. David NJ Barrnger
is not candidate for reelection from the lid Dis
tric,; Hon Alfred Dockery is the Wing candidate
to till his place.
EiRGISIA.-James A. Seldom is the Loco can
didate in the With District. Mr. : was mem
Der OF the NNINth Congress. John smith Oh
Wythe Co is announced as an independent Loco
candidate in the Nlllth District, as also VIM. " =
Hanson. of Smyth Co.. together with three other
candidates from Carroll, Scott, aud TszeweIl Coun-
ties, already published. Hon. H. n. NeAu'' pre-
sent incumbent is a candidate for reelection IN inc
lid District Col. John L. Hamtramck is announ
ced as Wing candidate in the Xth District now
represented by Mr. Bedinger. Charles J. FaulA
ncr is an Independent Wing candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
Court of Over and Tcrminer.-AcQuittai OF
Au,tiu and Nesbitf.

In the case OF John 5. Austin indicted IN con
neciion with James Nesbi for the murder OF limo'hy
Shea it was announced little before IL o'clock on
Monday forenoon. that the Jury had agreed and
order. were given to summon the respective counsel
and hiring the prisoner into Court This occupied iii
pearlv halfpast IL o'clock when the Jury returned
verdc, Of No, Guilty and the prisoner was discharged
I'm motion Of Mr.. Graham Ncsbu was slsc discharged
on hi. personal recognizsnce in the sum of $500
Mass. Goodman and Green we understand. dissented
on Saturday. but finally yielded. Mr. Goodman retain
I'D hi. opinion against scquittal till Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

ARRIVAL or THE FALCoN.-The steamship
Falcon arrived yesterday at 10 O'clock from OhS
gres. whence che sailed the 18th ut The Crescent
GIN left the came day, and has consequently snhci
p,,cd her news 1t was understood that there would
be a trial of speed between the two steamers Inc
Crescent Gin sailed about hours before the Fa'oo"
and reached Havana 81 hours in advance OF her Bo'h
steamers left Havana on the day. the Falcon an
hour or two before the Crescent City, The latter ye'sel
reached here early Saturday morning consequently
ben,iuc the Falcon by more than two days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

LARGEST PAcEET-SHiP II TIE "okLD Inc
Por,sm0sik N H. J0arsGl states that he EMP Epfe
state built BY Nessrs. Fernald * Peinsfs" a. tnei
80 Ia ,bst nsrbor 4. now soou, ready for launching,
and should her hawsers arrive, VII De aInened "a INC
course Of tbs week. Her tOnnsge 10 LOU TOES, car
penters messure-being larger Insn Asy psexs''nl
- ssoar "a. i. Owned by Aessrs. D. A. Klngslsnd
& Co OF Nsw-York and Is 10 be commanded oy CApt
! Russell under xhOse supervision sh- oas been
constructed sse "a intended 70 ply between New OK
and Liverpool
Tuv NrcvLESBERG DEcLARArIOS.- FUm the
North Carolina papers learn nat the Declaration OF
Nseklenberg was not the document referred 10 BY the
recent iuvest cations Of Mr. Bancroft Tut sseres Of
tuen,v bold resolutions % the same effect Iney con
tain however no language IDENTICAL with Jefferson a
declaration
JAIL BURST-The Fincastls VALLEY VA Vac
states that the all Of Roanoke County entirely
sumed By IRE the 2th inst The IRE was caused oy
negro man who attempted % burn oct one Of tbs
windows 10 make ais escape. The priscEers were al
rescued from the DANES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

TROUBLE oS TIE RAILROAD.-One OF the suo.
.o,,rsr,ors on the Hartford and Provdencs Railroad
has failed and bis house in East Hartford has been sur
rounded for two or three days BY Irish sooFers VINO
cemsnd their pay. The laborers who "ofk iais co.l
xss,her AZ moderate prices ought be paid Il some
wsv They depend upon their daily earnings for TODD
and clothing sin the Company Is not responsoe io'
,hs debts or the conduct OF contractors
The Deputy sheriff went out 10 day and tosk on ,ae
.,,h'sc,,rscsors Hartford Times, 3D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

m meeting Of Taylor men IN Taladega
Co Ala. has recommended JAMES l. bkIskh
.u,,ble Taylor candidate for Governor oil ihs' susie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

TsE CsEsoKsE.-Tbe Cherokee arrived early
Sunday afternoon. making an excellent run as u'us'
Wa are indebted to Capt Lyon and the editors oil me
s,,arnah Rspsbhesa Tor papers OF Wednesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

Anderson. Of those for,msn AID assistant foremen
who known n be favorable 10 bic aid 10 tse
exclusion Of many who have never thrown up their
oces but have slwsys been moderate 70 AL their acts
I. /, Supposed By many ths. the members VIE sent in
their ressnsuons TO the Common Council .host tine
since will return TO the Department under tbs Or
6isapce bu, tsey no, ys 's'issed-she new l.w
Soes not give them ~hst they ssked, and they de
,srmned not to give up the ship until ali i' safe. sni
their privileges s nrsmsn completely secured
COMMON CoVscit.-This Board Will hold their
regular nestnss In the connoa Council Chamber.
which 10 aearly completed, and presents hand
some appearance.
DAsISs Tssrr.-Whe the family OF M A
Forbes were 1t tea aeost O'Clock saturday even
ns some daring rogue sssred the house BY means q
false Key and stole . Eumesr Of valuable cloaks-
oyercosis Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

ry- WILLIAM A. sEAvER has become sole pro-
loo ~ the Bnsaio DAILY CoHriu. Mr.. Robert D
~ hi. former partner having Withdrawn from the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

~ Hon Chiffon Allen is named as acandidate
for the kentucky constitutional convention '0f 'He
County OF CLARK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

LAST WEEE.-The principal thing which has
excited the minds Of the Inhabitants Of this city during
the pas, week has been the discussion o the bensfu
or Disadvantages Of the Charter the popularity Of
which 10 be tested the l5h Of the present month
Several meetings have been held. and the merits and
dement's Of the document fully pointed out and dis
cussed BY able advocates both sides Some OF the
mos, distinguished in the city have taken up me
cudse Ia defence OF the instrument and as nov aoJ
advocating il. A. the meeting on Fridsj nsas i"s
sbou, one hundred and af,y persons "er, u s''sn'
snce, among whom were Messra smtn' nan sna
sprsgue ex mayors Of the city and 'e'efA Oh inc M
dsrnen and ex Aldermen ofihe city "Ao were Almost
to man In favor of the sew Instrument
The new Fire Law has slso occssioned some discus
.ion among certain classes, and meetings have been
called and speeches made both IN favor OF and In oppo
| ston to the new ordinance
Ameetsx has been called By the present Chief Peter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

~. 1t is said that Gen. TAYLOR mas VIZ, vh,, !
Cen scorr inviting him to return and make Washing
ton bis headquarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

SoBsR SECOND THouGHr.-Two years ago 'ne
legislature Of North Carolina, By way Of eomph"s"
10 James h Polk, set Oh and established Ooun'S
hes, The name OF Polk down to the ls,esi genera
tom, The present Legislature, having taken sober
.cops ,bousbt have reversed the vote, dePriving Mr.
Polk of a, least enc vehicle Of immortality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

Independent writes as follows TO the North
Amaicar
Reliable intelligence hss reached me that important
events Ia connection with the Cabinet have ost uheA
pectetly trsnsplred Mr. Abbott Lawrence, aiter ~
pressing his acknowledgements for the honor oi an
invitation 90 10 the Administrator, has been con-
peed 10 decline owing TO the state OF his hcalin IDS
drclinson necessarily changes The programme OF tne
Cabinet and has produced recsst IN several OF tn
Departments Without undertaking 20 speak coun
IDENTIFY. it IS presumed, should the Home Depaii
moni p.s.) that Mr.. Preston Of Virginia viii be called
10 the Navy Department snd Mr. heNeroy Johnson 70
the post of Attorney General
NEyy-JERsEY.-The Legislature Of this State
adjourned At Trenton on Friday the % met after ses-
sion OF hfty.ihree days during which large amount
Of public business has been transacted upward OF 40
bills having been pasted A Trenton correspondent Of
the Nrark Daily 4dr says
The appropriation Of S3l 900 10 the Lunaiic Asylum,
$40 600 extra to The support Of Public Schools siOoO
tor the purchase Of lot adjoining the state House
yard Al 800 the Commissioners 10 investigate the
Joint Railroad Companies affairs, with several other
drafts upon The Treasury have caused 81 excess IN me
expenses Of the State the receipts Of 800 43 a.
a. appears by a report from the Committee on Way :
and Means A resolution was adopted AUTHORIZING the
Treasurer borrow SIS 600 % meet H. There will BE-
no state tax imposed upon the people, however and
the only taxes they will be bardencd with will be
merely their own township and county expenses
Nyw TELEGRAPH LINEs.-In the Massachg.
.cti. House Representatives yesterday Mr. Heaey Of
Boston reported bill . incorporate The Boston and
New York Telegraph Company, with sespisl OF sl2O-
OCO with authority add $4,000 We learn that The
contracts for constructing this ue completed The
line to be finished by the nrss OF June next We con
grsulate Mr. Downing the success OF his operations
snd canno, doubt that tie estsbsht nj Of The ne line
viii be much for the advantage oil the business eoinna
r.v more e.peciy for thai Of those patient sufferers
the dali. newspaper publishers Bo.ion Transcript 50
TIE Trov Bz5ga says the O'Reily Telegraph Line
from New York 10 Buffalo Is n De sci up as soon =
The frost viii snow The lice, with bsin' in
proved system Of printing in full will prove decided
improvement upon the old one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

OPERATING THEArER.-The Chapel at Belle
vue Hospital which has been hted up es an Operating
Thcater and Clerical Lecture Room. opened on
Friday last in the presence Of large number OF sur
geons and physicians and 300 students Of both Colleges
Afcr a ectare by Or. REESE the Resident Physician
the operation OF liiho,omy performed upon OF
the PATIENT sixty seven years Of age. The sub
lee, was placed under the influence Of chloroform snd
the operation performed with entire 'ucce" by DR.
VAN BUREN, assisted by Drs. Morr and GREEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THE sEnur-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
vrw-yoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

. 1l.1.l even Hf4s1f9y an 9aI"-"S "'''I'- TIT "
- Two oop.@s iof -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

ORDINATI0S. Bishop WHlTTISGHAa Of Della
ware, assisted by Rev. DR.. HArGBr and Rev. Mr.. WAL
performed tho ceremony OF ordination in Trinity
Church. Rev. MesTs DUFFrE B,Srow and SHSsnAS
admitted the order Of priesthood, and messrs
II. HCDsoN and SHEARs to the order OF tescons
The Holy Eucharist siIerwsrG administered by the
Bishop assisted by Rev DR.. HMGHr and Rev Messrs
WALTON and HonARr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-08
NJ GREEN q TAsTEr, Auce,on..,

cPLENDID FURNITURE, OIL PAINTINGS, CoLoRED EN-
Cravings Piano Forte, Large French Plate Mirrors
imported, &C. auctonOn Friday the 18th instant
sell catalogue Bethel Cottage residence OF Mr. Cru,chet
splendid assortment Of furniture &C. Of that establishment
enumcrate In part
ne rosewood piano forte, Gilbert with oesn
attachment considered superior In Washington
Mahosany sofas and satin covered lounges
DO plush covered rocking and pahor chairs
Rosewood, marble top, secretary, and pier tnbies
Mahogany dining, brcakfast, and card tables
DO bureaus, wsrdrobes, washsands &C.
Walnut, cedar and maple bcdsteads
Feather beds, bedding, and hair spring mattresses
brussels tapestry and Brussels carpets
And hearth rugs Of the most expensive description
Pedestais, busts, and figures, ornaments, &C.
and gass chandeliers, mantel and other
Damask, morccn and other window curtains
10 splendid mane and other mirrors imported
French royal mandatory g. Gobsn
Also aspicndid collection Of oil paintings
Coiored other The admirers Of Zane Branolt
Pallet Van Dcrncer, French shaw and Others, will have
so ios books revolving pistol ae family carriage,
nearly HEa
2horses, harness, saddles and brides
, Carts, farming and garden implements, nc.
fine cooking and other ..#.
good Of kitchen requisites with many other articles
deemed unnecessary 10 enumerae
ready distribution wedpes
previous sale and be had by calling the Drug
The beautiful arranged cottage containing nine
all Of which warmed by furnace, and lighted
with ventilation to each with fine garden
The open fun'ture paintings ready for es
- GREEN 4 TAsTET,
Dec SGT Aucuoneers
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OF THE MAILS.

Posr OTTok, washington, d. U, Decembcf, 1882.
THE Mail from Baltimore Philadelphia, New York.
a. M daily from this Office by
will be closed, heretofore, and O'clock daily.
Mail viii he closed hereafter daily n o'clock
and will be received, heretofore, daily by O'clock
The second Eastern Mail and Great Western Mail received BY
p closed ., daily The mail trains north Of Phil
brings Great Mail, here BY Q,
Mail received this Office sunday night and
Eastern mail be beyond Baltimore Is made Saturday
night = :.
places Virginia, Baltimore, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays
other via Richmond Is closed night Saturday,
and Is received sir times week. with mail from Bsu
more, Maryland, by ~, :. ~ 3
M and S. D. m closed that place the hours
Mail Rockville, &c, Maryland, ID received Monday,
each week by and closed
places Q, p. M, Of the same days.
The Mail from Bookye &C, Maryland received by 5,
Wednesday Saturday each week. and closed for those
Upper Marlboro &c, Maryland, received by Monday,
"Wednesday, Friday, closed days NJ
Tobacco Maryland, received Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday by s. closed sunday Tuesday, and Thursday
Waren,on siddebur &c Virginia. Sunday, wednes
days and Friday by II, closed at o. p ms Monday, Wednes
day, and Friday.
Iecsburs &C. Virginia, received by and closed o. Mon
10 The postage on newspapers, printed
be prepaid on letters and packets addressed 70 foreign
than Great Bntan Ireland and scoandt and Bre
Europe and places which they pass through e Bre
post once,
daily except sunday open from TO 10,
a"' NUN " WILLIAM A. BRADLEY,
Dec Lot POSTMASTER.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Bal.,nor. Correspondent.
BALrIAoRE. Dec. Us p. IN.
The Esyopsaa steamer. Laie

4 4. Hst =
BALriAoRE. Dec. Us p. IN.
A meW Maryamd Sswator.-7Hs Esopsam stsanS.--L Late
~ssss from Caiiforsa.- The klIiss man lfuksfs &c.
The this morning that respected and
esteemed fellow citizen, David Stewart Esq has been APP
pointed by Governor Thomss 10 iii the vacancy in the
United States Senate occasoned by the resignation Of Gen
Benjamin @. Howard, gives universal satisfaction II will
the Governor Immediately after the resignation of the Hon
keverdy Johnson but has taken his which he
resigns Our legislature will probably find difficult
elect Mr. Stewart the House Of Represent
atives does to elect Speaker,
There still tidngs Of the Europa, which
has now been from Liverpool than thirteen days.
and has not yet arrived at Halifax.
The steamer Crescent City, from California, with
month later, has jast been announced by telegraph,
and may look for an abundance of letters by and
is said that she also brings an abundance of gold
The named James Robertson, who was arrested in
Washington yesterday the charge of threatening to kill
Mr.. Clay is well known in this city harmless but de-
ranged man, He has been advertising for subscribers
to a paper he proposes publish here, called .,The
TRUTH and is constantly talking Of destroying all creation
that does agree with him. but has far never carried
bis threats further than the end OF his tongue He inn
AGNES that he saved the city of Baltimore from another
grand riot during the 'shnplaster explosion"
The MARKErs-Howard street -four is held firmly ut
81 u.s. which 1t fell to-day, with sales Of 800 barrels
City Mills commands ~ 75 though milers refuse to
sell that New suitable for shipping Is selling
81 IS for white, and 81 81 cents for yellow