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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

oFrrcE OF THE MIcHeASiC1xrR.L Rtnso Coz
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
~ office up TO the 10Th Of November p. % for loan Of
90 os0,Ofo payable a: follows.
Company will retain without issuing Bonds .hsrefo. una
3 twenty VENT ~ i've PEE; per- csa. Sa Ms.Sh is,s
3 3 T::sss F.:ssy q: a.: e. CENT CENT Siy saiy M
lW ibe Bonds with SENT annual Coupons dated st October
order give the hoidsr Of amounts Of our
6s: s.ss @
& by o0f bon. s who ss ..pcs
se1e. tho nah. consider the is.pOnsb.y Of Se psts.
mAAIs the proposals. well IS the rate offered With these
p1o rata 70 the highest bidders
80. sy o. ss & g. sSnG for E a s ss
proper sdjustmsnt of interest.
the protection Of these Bords and Of those maturing IN
franchise. Of the Company hs. been exceeded to FORBES
proyso th.. sinking Fund shall be paid TO said Trustees,
.ausy seen. 70 sb.o.s the before maturity
can bought AZ under ten per cent prsnun-O'herw'e at
The proposal, viii be opened the Office Of the Company on
,Ss h day Of ESyeme.r NEXT s T in tee presence enc Of
desSdinr that they will at that resign 70 aay suitable
parties nominated BY majority tSs fu5s ssoSk q the sona
Isaac LrvERNOsE, Treasurer
Section The People of,be State of Michigan enact rh..
majority thereof ircr its capital stock from
tire to time to an aouL; necessary to cover the cos. Of the
OF their road and its connections and 10 lay down double
Hd m w aSa pg .oy ,'s as @
Cured or to be incurred for such In such and ct
may determine and said oei and bond. to eel sad dispose
sf such rates they can ard s said Directors. msj5ty
s nSfI $ ass :SsA SsS % & = The, sy GCG % The
thereon into the 'tOck Of the Company.
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-An ad-
leld THURSDAY EyENIN0 the "a lust at ihs Merc,o
OF ubsepon 70 the aud those who -nveope.
a ,s s. meeting sre R',cq.y T,qGeei to h.Hd them in
Committee may be informed Of the amour: Of the sb.opou
NATHANIEL MAUI secretay.
OFFICE THE ptLAw.RE. LAcKAv.sSA IsD)
No. 81 wsII.,, New-YOri, Oct Il issr. 5
CPECIAL NOTICE.-A meeting Of the Stock
G LSS ESEsS
E.t oetoee, ins Of o'clock, to receive the p2 o' ths
Committee .PPzsd to mature plan for relieving the embar
sy oIderSf JAMES BROWN, Chairman.
TO the BONDHOLDERS, CREDITORS and
ROAD SonPasY ses uHa,s eo
% Pssf S s.l 20 OF hT da p. G
The The I .t the cssP.n, are n % s se',Ste, Ss
requested call without delay. the oce Of r.
GIBSON Nc William It, AID isr ths asreensa. th.. Jour
rs.retx may be protected
t II GIBSON
EDWARD BEMRHr
J. ~ A. GRISWOLO lCoz,mit.es
NJ JESSUP
o. MORRIS,
M.RcHSTS Bisx, New YORK Sept 5, las,
COLLECTIC NS.-Notes, Checks, aud all de-
~ received By th. Bank for Co.lssoa p.y.6s
Philadelphia Baltimore other plsees whct
,ters may nstarsG ppr 70 TIL.
M up,t advice Of their payment be paid io dS.s q the
MEkCHASTs BANK upoa lie sspcadiog Bsnks n othss
,srss payable III fcnis this nods o. eusn
sill until the resumption C. specie 4 those
pses nc Notes Bs Cbecks paFsss II ttolxt ttoss
III De esv-d for ection exce7. these cor
arrs Depsors vhose Notes. Bal, Cheeks have .resi,
rysri fr eoltion tho<e have orss
tor s.er Isivsy. .a.J prefer 70 ..ums tas coseons
shesetE 4 Z. alLLlMAh Cs.hst
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1857

V'EAC EERs Two yong Ladies, Of good edu-
o end zap. n. nee 10 sohibs The Ene.h bisnehes
bu'io French Dfsvog and Painting are ~ "a
EsE.nsut TIE test reference. yeG. Adjr.s lt tAon
Bsres Hotel PsTk for three days betEeea ssHa "
o'o.coi OF end o'ol ot
WAkTED-A frstiate Coored WAITER, IN
w susl p;iyss family. Those who have soo1 o,J ,e,sr
enos ard tbofopgt the. business an Apply h NO.
el Vest l7th e., between 1. .nc fp. IN
WANTED-Situstions in the city or country a:
stood Cook and TO wash and iron Chsueernsid sna
Nsiter Nurse and kuse and ChamDefmsa -
afrt clsss Ns'sr AZ pros..d Cook a. Lsundr-" Cnsn-
bense ard Lsundes and do general house ~orx b very
oompen civil girls Gel AZ No u 9Th sv In tne b'ok''e-
WANTED-A Protestant GIRL, for General
w HoUsewoft; first Washer aud lrons-, and sooe
plain Cook KcDe rsed apply without good city references
No. So Charlton ct
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
. sI,Ns.s1 s2,sso, ,41 ss.sss. .sos

Liabilities over ss.ets. s24 aSa5545 e25 S16a
That expenditures Of the Long Dock Company Judi
ous and to profitable o the New York and Erie
Railroad Company, doubt who will exemine the
subject The York and Erie Railroad Company have
with the right 10 purchase at the original cost ct
ser six years. oth entire property OF the Long Dock
Compsoy consulting Of so lots Of ground exclusive o
the streets opened to be opened, with ferry Pnvesss
ferry slips and whsves in construction. The whMves
will Offer 17R linear fee. Of berth Vessels dr.sns
feet Of water will receive the heavy products OF the West d.
rectly from from warehouses into which the
will fsn be un SIDED any weather without danger Of
injury to property The facilities aud economy which this wiz
otter shippers and receiver. must largely increase the trs
the Newfork and Erie Railroad Company and enable TO
higher for transportation than those charged By
other The ferries viii undoubtedly prove source Of
the Company, whereas at present. the feusss
Of the passengers and merchandise heavy tax on the
Company.
Aby portion Of the SO lots needed by the Newyost
Ere Rsrosd COMPANY be sold .. time aud By
the Of the lease the proceeds must be applied to h
nsuhment 10 the creation Of Sinking md for the
Nnsusment Of debt Incurred Cor the improvement OF the
Dock property. The value OF this property must be
very great Whenever the NewYork and Erie Con- psny
transfer thAr traffic to the terminus
CHARLES MORAN, President.
NATHANIEL MARsH, Secretary.
York 18th August 1857.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
4 NEW MEDICAL BOOK for BOTH SEXES,
Diaiionerp ano fanrp @oo6s.

ID ANK-BOOKS, STATIONERY, JOB
OPRIkTIkG at No IS 45MAIDEN.LANE.-City and Country
ftsde svppea-ou Printing 0hce aud Biudery compete win
New Type steam Power kc enable ne TO execute wk al
lov prices Orders solicited FRANCIS LOuTkEL,
Ststioners and Printers, No IS Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC fo
III 1857,

- 1907,
h sdSoa 20 the Calendar Pages snd Astronomical Cal
ssistseos contains:
VERY FULL AND COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS,
By Batos Congressional Districts ssd Counties for 1856
fnay compared with the returns Of former years
THE IMPORTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS. condSosed
THE GOvERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES
LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE LAST CONGRESS-, and
Of the next o. far elected, classified politically
A CONCISE STATEMENT OF THE DoINGS IN KAN
sAs during the past year
AN ACCOUNT OF THE REMARKABLE CONTEST
FOR SPEAKER Of the House Of Representatives
An ARTICLE ON THE STATE OF EUROPE.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL
WALKER ssd his FiDbuttsr Compsaions in Nicaragua
A CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE
STATES, Times Of Holding Eleotons Meeting of Lesiss
tsres, &c.
THE PLATFORM OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
With esbdensed statement Of those Of and
AasaicAs Parties
THE JEFFERsONIAN ORDINANCE Of 1874, document
not senerally soocble and which, had been adopted would
have Kentucky Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee Free
Skato Three years the Ordnance Of f7 applicable only
10 the Moth Territory, adopted.
6inee Copirs, III cents; 81 per dozen; 81 per 100.
Postage on the ALMANAC Zone each) must be prepaid
Oytsrs inolosins the eash respectfully solicited.
HORACE GREELEY Co.,
Tribune Odice New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
SLcosD EDITION Now READY:

.-., SLcosD EDITION Now RfADY:
THE CASE OF DRED SCOTT: Condensed
Lto slsse, compact Pamphlet Of lO4 For sale at
this ot6ce. price Is cents
CONTENTS.
L. THE CASE made up for and submitted 10 the U. 3.
Supreme Court;
H. THE JUDGMENT, rendered by Chief Justice fancy,
with bis Opinion in full the various matters In dis
pae;
tIi. THE SUBSTANCE AND VARYING POINTS Of the
wholly partially consuuins Opinions and Points
ofJust,ces Wayne, Nelson Grier Daniel, Campbell
and Cstron;
w. THE SUBSTANCE AND POINTS OfJsstioe McLesu's
dissenting Opinion;
v. THE DISSENTING OPINION in full, as rendered by
Justice Curtis;
W. AN ANALYSIS OF THE POINTS RULED, and the
Opinions delivered
VIZ. THE REPORT AND RESOLVES with reference TO
this Decision Of the Legislature of New. York.
By mail postpd One copy 5 cents four copies
for OIL; twelve copies for So a5
We respectfully solicit orders from ALL Of whatsoever sect
pnty who DESTROYS that this most adjudication
should and considered by the American People
HORACE GREELEY Co.,
Tribune Office New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

T A. H. HASBROUCK, Ststioners' Hall Nos
. lM Asp I7s PgARL-sr, New-York, IMPORTER and
hAkuFACTURER Offers Tor sale, at low cash prices every
variety c Account BOOKS Psp Fancy and Staple Stationery
Writing Psger, Notes Drsn: Money and shgYns RsceiFi
Inks.Ands. Memorandum and Tune Books Pous Pencils
slstes Knives Chess AID Bsckssmmon Boads &C. and
sa sI!oies usually tep b, the trade JOB PRINTING anu
LlTH0GRkPAY executed Of low rates Cards, Circulars
BHl 10. COUNTRY MERCHANTS INVITED TO
CALL
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

WILLIAM +. HAwS, Branch of r. G.. Root,
~ Anthony Co.. STATloNER and BLANK BOOK
nArVfACrURER No Sso Csnalst corner Of Thompson.
Evey description Of Account Books Banks ard
h'osd ohceS and MetoAants made to order ruled bound
eed superior fal as,ortnent Of stsp. and
Fancy sesooery.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
Cost an6 fonn6.

QI0 REWARD Lost on Sunday afternoon
- III lsspposed In 5sh sv. Sc Lute;. EIo.n',.N
SHAWL PIN N firm Of cross insd witt Asir win het
epsue o.ce and and date ins ,ribed h. ~ ~
cu,sr interest 10 Toe 6ndsr all oosfer s, r.
ve By esyins i the Makct Fire Insurance Co 10 81
q ss5 rsosre the above reward
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
printins.


RAKER Il GODWIN-TRIBUNE BUILD
~ INGSkxtensvs Steam 1ook and JOB Prinr. Establish
the Union for she prOmp,
eaecutioa Of EVERY VARIETY Of PRINTING from tbs
siest Card o. Label 20 the Largest Bill 8ook-a o. the
1evek Sssa rroes Alec Lthossphy. Engraving. Eisotrs
BAKER aoD&Is. rrtouu. suad,n.a
ENGRAVING and PRlNTING.-wEDDING
IL VISITING. ADDRESS snd BUSINESS CARDS ana
description Of AvN6 aud PRINTING ia The best
snd obeaDeR 0rders BY sted ana
speeimras cent II applied foI With Po.t ofhe st.mps
WM DUNNELL. No le5 Broadway
TOHE A. GRAY, No. S75 BROADWAY, and
- Nes is and 10 JAcoB-sr., COMPOSE. sTEREo-
TYPE PRINT. RULE ssd BIND snythiss reqcred - the
gHORTEsT NOTICE. and In the very BEST STYLE. His
lc,isies are the MOST EXTENSIVE In the city
MERCHANTS and ALL OTHERS, ATTEN-
III TIOSBul Head. Cards Circulars, Checks Notes and
Svcry other Kind o Printing done In beautiful style a. o~
psees 81 HoLMAN'S Steam Job frutns Es,abishment,
s<ser OF Elm and Waite Sta block from Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
Chances for Business Men.

LNOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Dry Goods Tor
want Of of Chilsous large. portable Hor-Atn
FURNACES vii heat three four large nCorsi n pe'iect
order; has been used about three months Also, hrscns
PIANO. can be selected fIcu large stock Inqanen NO s
Bleeokertt
PROPOSALS will be received at the Comnis-
.sryGener.ls Ofc. ln this city corner OF En and hne
from this date Up 9th cf October inst Tor sir
for 9 STATE ARSENAL. loosted On or bet~een ths "a
aud 9th apd between IAb and fzdsta, Enien sns ee
300 feet front the and 100 feet deep lite must Dc
ptiopabIe and terms cash delivery OF the drsd
Proposals. 70 be indorsed Proposals for Site of State Ar
'''''' gnsgs ss$$S%%&sssgssO Commissioner
Eew-York. Oct H. 1857.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
6ouses au6 farms Uante6.

WANTED-AS SMALL FARM, or 0 COUNTRY
w RESIDENCE with four scres OF GROUND. within .
Dfs Of New York Hudson River preferred WI ere n
year With privilege Of buying Address kARn, Tnbuae
Ofice stains location, terms &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
firdnial.

,n.,,.p xgtIrs AuetiOreer-OHss No. IS W.h,s
DTGULAR SALE Of STOCKS and BONDo,
Ii THIS DAY (wedre.dayI at i2i ooosk at the hsfee II"
Exch,rs. fof q hon IL usy eoncefnl , ,ss,
5000 New Yotk City pr cent Asse.snent nonSH ,seS
81 lcs HeuYorl CtJ yer c-ut A.ssssmsnt bonds ise
~ shsT., Rreyoor, Fire Insurance Co. s5o eac d
100 .l.rts NiasD. Fir Insurance Co go each.
90 .tas.s East R7eE Fire Insurance Co. 20 eS
so .har,. Eat River Fire Insurance Co % e@ea
sbsIr. American EN pr-.s Co Slo eson-
Next r. sular Sale SATURDAY. October ~ s-,
hsu.s ssn' 'e''' ' (2ND
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
&s nhom il man Concern.

A LII PERSONS are hereby cautioned against
~ the uego.a,iou Of the following EIGHT PEk CLINT
FREELAND BONDS Of the FLORIDA RAILROAD CON-
PANY
Nos 2ol inclusive and Nos 2S 10 257 inclusive for
o 1tt0 each.
PAYMENT of the Coupons upon the has been stopped
FOSTER THOMSON, No 50 Wal st
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE-GEORGE

NATlOhAL POLICE GAZETTE-GEUKUE
IN W. HATSELL l. Co, Editors and Proprietors. This
thriypx jOuros peculiarly interesting this week II
tsps (Tinius News from ell parts Of the world and de-
scption Thieves 6urgsrs and PckPocke that ioest
city In the pre.Dt nuaber will be found the thrilling
Frneh Detective, Mysterious Murder in PennsJ sJlvania;
Another Vislance COMMITTEES ia California; Abduction of q
Yosps 0ri Murders IN Troy Boson Chcsao epha
other places. Murder in oth and Confession ID the
Murderer Fresh Arrival o English Thieves together with
from all parts Of the Union. and nuuber Of
fercib Editorial Articles that commend themselves to
lover of hopest various News De-
pots. hosS ToUsEf.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

Br aoWay
PEKPTTUAL INTRODUCE with rary crd--. oust.ntiy on
bsrd AdYsnee and saysSc -qu.
d;,iSer 20 with Chcckh0 ders Is u.s. SS ke redeem
ipe the Cbeek. as ss % sble Of OF pr tue
PET sAtioa O. other services The snAl.st Zoe Ia t-
fo- perretrsl goAiion. 5f all erders vseases sCt
No eAss 70 Pupils
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

V1HE GYMNAST OF THIS DAY HAS AN
IL ARTICLE ON THE DEFlCLENCIES os OUR
PUBLIC SCHOOLS" ALSO REVIEW OF THE SCAL.
PETs ARTICLE GYMNASTICS GONE MAD"
NEWS CARRIERS SUPPLIED AT Nos 95 aud !5 6rHAV.
A NEW MEDICAL BOOK for BOTH SEXES,
n special other diseases their causes syuP
tosHs preveoton and val able work for single cue
married debtated aud those contemp ans
marriage Price 81 Postage. sth,eecent Stamps Address
ths Author G. ID. HAMMOND, n. o.. No 81 Beeckefss'
Hsw.York.
TNHE IOWA CITIZEN is the best paper 10 the
IL West as medium through which to advertise IL also
ese4 tailed account Of The progress Of Western Railr ada
end Land Sps euations and through which CapA
tsbie investments Terms 81 Ad
drcss w. II. FARMER Dcs Moines. Iowa
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

atty ASSEM- ROOMS,
" Nos. AZ ~ 40 4fs and 40 Broadway.
A CARD TO DRY GOODS MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
Down town dealers wishing embrace the present oppor
uny dispose Of their stocks st retail informed that
hese magnificent ROOMS be had for this purpose The
location the choicest Broadway The elegance aud msg
Of the establishment eIder for and exposti
aistely to the Proprietor Oh the premises 49, ~
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

BANK D,PAKrsIAr. ALsNv. Oct H tM.
TiE TANNERS BANK (CatskilD has this dy
6ed in this Office notice Of the appotstmeut Of fH1
UNION BANK, In the City ct New York I. ssesf ts ~ ~
dem pt Of circulating notes together vita rvyoosss
the sppontment Of the An trcsn Brebsnfe Bsrt ~
sseut agreeable to the act entitled Al act N suead W ~
sral .e relstp. 70 Incorporated Banks Bsokns Asod
and Individual Baker pss.ed April ~ le5l
JAMES NJ COOK, Supsrrsss6s1A
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

DEMTTTANCES II ENGLAND, KELAl
IL SCOTLAND and WALES
We IsspK sIGHr siLLS or rHs
UNION BANK OF LONDON
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY. ireland.
In sums from al upward o. e5 PEI q.
Address
TAYLOR BROTHERS, BANkxA1
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

TOHN DIV G. o. W.
81 M.,x T.sturexs of
poUsLE-aEFINED AND FAMILY sALteA'o''
sUpER-caRBosArr oF soD.. stL SODA xrS'
No n o. .j-.lip haaoyes saasrs Ssy- S - nS An.
PURE CRE An or TA3fAA AL~Axo ~
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
Can1 tl)arrants.

AND WARRANTS WANTEDk
- TAYLOR BROTHERS, BANKERS
No - wALL-ST, NEw-ro4k
We WI supply orders promptly Warrants 1vsys % -
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

AIBEEr II. NrcoL.f. Arcton-ef o,,Dc
CPFCIAL SALE Of STOCKS ard BOSDs.E
- THIS DAY (Wedre.dAyD Oct q, 1lzt oe.ocS - tne
M.,cbsp, Fxehsnre erlbsring State and Rshrosd Sor
ard Bsnk and Insurance Stocks Regular sses moSDAiS
nd TuI RSDAYS, OF sales made every Gay dssiied-
e-N AL8ERr SICOLAY,
fsssO Stock Auctioaeer ard Banker. NO. Broad't
EZRA LUDLOW, JR. & Co. will sell THIS
IL DAY at the kerch>ats' Exchange st IL oc.oeE
$500 Mrws-k'e City per cent Botda
50 share. United States Trust Co.. Stocs slD
50 .hares Chiesso and Rock Island Stock SlW
IC .ha,.. Indemnity Fire Insurance, Stock So
ATLANTIC BANK. New York Oct %. 1857
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors ot
ths Bank and f Inspectors Of the nsIt en.uns eectpn
viii be beld the Sank TUESDAY ID day OF nsvemoe
ne1t The poll viii be open from II m to 10 p m
NEvYoRx AND H.ELts RAILROAD CosPaSr.}
TREAsvRER's OFFICE. Oct 81 lsH }
THE COUPONS on the FIRST MORTGAGE
viii be paid at the Treses Office No 81 PIastt, on and
after Monday, Novemeerl r
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

BANK DGPARrNEsr. ALsaNr 0es. H. Ven.
T,HE OSWEGO COUNTY BANK (Ful,oa) as
this d.y fled In this Office notice Of the sppcsasss
the MERCANTILE BANK. in the C.y Of Ns~ vost. =
srevOoatiop q the sppOinment q the oces. Baat ss
several Acts relating incorporated Banks ssnkns Asss6
.tioos and Individual BsLkers" passed Aptf H. 1851
JAMES M COOK Supcttn.~nde,k
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-07
0CT The following is list of the democratic
Arrest of John Wentworth.

John Wentworth, the present mayor of Chicago, and formerly a member of Congress, was arrested at Chicago, Illinois, on Tuesday morning, by the United States Marshal, charg- ed with having mail bags in his possession, and was held to bail in the sum of $3OOO The mail bags were found on his premises; but at an examination held in the afternoon, MT. Wentworth was discharged from custody by Judge Drummond. He decided that Mr. Wentworth, in his official capacity of Congress- man, received the mail-bags, and that unless a special demand was made for them, he had right to keep them.
 We have often heard that this same gentle- man, while in Congress, was in the habit of send ing to his printing office in Chicago, the wrap ping paper and twine Of the government to en- veope the subscribers edition of the Chicago Democrat" with, but we never understood be- fore that he pilfered Uncle Sam's mail bags to convey the plunder in. We have heard, also, that the wrapping paper so procured was gen. erally franked as Pub. Doc."- Washington States.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-07
How Lager Beer is Made.

This we bad au opportunity to learn on a late visit to the extensive brewery of Messrs ilumphrieo < JunemtI, corner of Fourth aud l. streets, caplJol hill. This establishment, opened on the l5th day of September last. com prIHeS 2 large two story dwelling house. to which is attached an extensive back building ol the same Aeight, pavilion forty feet square, overlooking one of the most charming land- scapc prospects iu the vicinity, an arber afford ing d delicious shelter from the suns rays. several side booths extending down the whole length of the grounds and last of all the brew ery-the whole enclosed by high board fence, and comprising 4Q,O40 square feet of ground.
 We enter the brewery, and the first object that greets our eye Is an extensive malt boiler This boiler is made of sheath copper, and is capable of holding P barrels or 684 gallons.-- The malt is, after being ground, poured into thls kettle and boiled four hours; then 1t Is dipped out and goes to the malI-mash pit. where It undergoes rigid manipulation. It is then returned to the kettle and is boiled again. then sent back to the pit for another stirring up. This operation is repeated three several times, when it is placed in the boiler for the fourth and last time, on which occasion the hops are added. After this fourth boiling, the liquld Is drawn of and pll3ed in the cooling ooA or Shoal-plt.
 We now go to the cellar, which has level entrance from the north side of the brewery. Alter penetrating a considerable distance into the solid earth we descend flight of steps, some l7 feet, and enter the main cellar. On each side are piled up huge hogsheads, each holding l5 barrels, to the height of 15 feet These are filled with the generous and cooling liquid called lager beer We now proceed to the furtherest extent of this underground vault. and are 188 feet from the entrance, and up- wards of 50 feet below the surface, and pro- tected by brick arch overhead
 Looking up through shaft, which has been sunk from the top, small speck of daylight is perceptible far above. This shaft admits the hose by which the liquid is conveyed from the cooler to the hogsheads, where it gets snffi cheney of common yeast to work it. It is then hermetrlcallv sealed and not opened until it has remained in the hogsheads six months. when it is fit for use. The hogsheads are placed on parallel sills or log sleepers, which are called lager in the German, hence the name lager. beer. In this cellar is slowed away some SIX hundred barrels of beer. Since the propre- tors commenced operation they have sold and gave away some g., 400 worth.
 Lager" Is great institution undoubtedly, Dixon of the "Scalpel" to the contrary not wlthstandlng; and we shall not be sorry to see the day when malt beverages and home grown light wines, shall take the place of maddening alcoholic drinks.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-07
Hon. T. E. Fto.ruoy,

We notice in the Pine Bluff Enterprise a | communication from the able pen of Hon. T.
 B. FLoURNoY. Although the communication Is principally devoted to an express on of ad- miratiou for the Enterprise and its talented editor; yet the writer true to his past history, improved the opportunity oferd to speak of the future prospects of the Union.
 He states that the different political parties l in the north are being immersed into the demo- cratic and black republican partes-that there will be no side iseues to interfere with the final 1 settlement of the slavery agitation in l86O.-- 1 If the abolltionSts succeed in eiecting Presi- l dent, the right of the south would be entirely 1 gnored; and longer union with the north would be impossible. But should the demo- | cracy win the race, abolitonisn and sectional 1 tanaticism woud be crushed out of the politi- | cal arena of our country. Hence the necessity of the south thoroughly comprehending the magnitude of the approaching contest and avoid all issues and discrepancy that would | distract or otherwise weaken her ranks; hut to march cut and meet the common foe in upbrok- en columns.
 We think that Dir. FLoURNoY's views are correct iu this respect, and 1t gives us pleasure l to notice that he is bucklIng on his armor pre- paratory to the great struggle. The south has | many valiant cheftalns who would sacrifice everything they hold valuable rather thar cons- promise away particle of their constitutional rights or dignity. These are the men we should select to represent us at Washington and in our State Legislatures. Men possessing talent, courage and industry sufficient to dis charge the various duties entrusted to them by their constituency.
 We unhesitatingly place the patriotic FLOUR NoY in the ranks of QUITMAN, DAVIS, kEIT, PERKINS our own statesman and orator, Col, N. B. BURRow, and host of other solid and true men at the south To these men the south will look for council in the hour of trial, and in placing Hon. T. B. FLoURNoY in the constellation of southern jewels, it not only evinces liberal appreciation of his past ser vices, but increases ten fold the necessity of renewed and unrelnittng watchfulness on his part of the just claims of the south. Milk and water politicians will not answer in the ap- 1 preaching contest. We must select men of known cabre.-Napoleon Planter