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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19
TOVERNMENT DISPATCH.
"a FAST FREIGHT iIEE
FnOI NFM-YDRh 40 WASHlSGTON,
VA IfANRISBURG. .
AL RAIL. WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARS.

n, .rd ,re, fOyDAY November ~, this Company viii
t,srspon Mui'ions Il Wrr, Government tore
tr,'s supriis fortle Army. and Mieelieneo"s
,s rs a.. t5h9yt b,eak i baik. 4 MoieHJrr TH beseN
tiruh D. B,ashiagi.A NH crh ira ~ "'aff % ''a,'
5G15 AID 5,p4h Special cont sets of DDS image fi''
tss a. reduced rates 80, c.--t e,i-o,1
Of SO ssrs,. i.T 10, 10 tI li'eI Al'sh - . ~
Eor Irthr lsliaiion 1nl zeal corts - j. On ?. -
e az IN. COMPANY 80. a. BfOad|ay, NrW.i 90 OF ~"
- p,,us, lya.i,.v Nss in .toa iy \. D. HDf.,
IN m. inle fxprrss 60, sun Iintenaen',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

awe have trie IT, AMI know Il to be all elainh"-Rev
s. Iolne, Pastor of the PierrcpOntst Baptist cboish
Brooklyn, N. K.
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Burning flnio, Oils, Sc.

DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
Ia OiIs-Rsclyed direct from the Manufactured" ana Iof
ale Ia quantities suit at the very owet siset fs "
SCHIEFFELlS BROTHERS. CO.,
Nos 10 and ll2 w ilial 81. New'leIx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

1--WE have cird Three lnuuh' Old which has screamed al
mo Z necessarily with spasodc Affection OF the bowels 90
that We bad despaed o. railing H. lt' stomach was
,u- bowt deraDrsd and almost every symptom was uns
,o.bs until We Obtained bottle Of the sOOfHlNO ~
RUP whish se;ed ltae charm II inmcdiasiy oe-iHe
Quiet, and now aauiist. every symDtom Of improve eu'
sod comfort II l. now good litic Kitten - .B and
smiling snl seems entirely wen AL o. which aseE3s 70
he useol klr. IssLoW75 SOOTHING SYRUP.
"DAyD MILLER Of Ciar,ncs, NewYolk."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

CUPREME COURT City and County of New
- York-JANE KNOWLES, Plsinda against VII lAI
G. JOHNSON observation-disclosures or noney deua On
Contract Com. served 10 the Defendants, WILLIAM
C. JOHNSON: You hereby summoned aud required -
the complaint In h action which viii be fled i'm the
fre CLERK Of beCy and County Of New York s the
Cy IN sad city and to OF your anss e. to The
M cc,nri.int On sub cher his office No 800 Broome
civ Newly oTk hin twenty days alter ths service cf
this summons you, exeu-iye OF the day such sers
nJ M vou fail 20 answer the saia complaint within the time
e.ad the plaintiff In this action will take Judgment sssns
Won To- III sun Of three thoussrd doll RS with interest on tss
ihousud two hundred aud fry doas from the hrt Day a
I Isl and interest On seven unded anu Gy doas nors
HE fr day Of Jaluary 1861 bes the costs Of This ae0s
D"''N LUTHER b. PERT PslatiGs Attorney, %
a, mi. .c,iou was filed M the Ollct Of To
Gel, CITY and County New In 'he STATE OF View.
Yok on the i6ta day OF August 1861 at the Cry Hall n sS
s"S'-O L. Is. PERT, Plslnsia's Attorney,
,o,.ve,,. No 333 Broomest, ". y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

PAssEN0E,s g6n EuRcrKBy order Of tas So re;ary Of
sa'e al pssners leaving the Ut'sd states arc feq-ed
rarrre poit- before gg honrd 81 iLe ''r"er
GTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORk and
~ ~ fOOL snlne sed eTbafkinv pa'set SER Al
Clren.toWn ilrraud he LiycrDoo. New loTs. and Phi
fds Ola Seausfip Company tsnf dipsie ing thsir full
pcger d ClyGe bpit Iron sloamships q, foo.si
CRY or MANCubSrER.. SHud y. toy ~
BTNA ........................o duiasy DEC. .
Aod every SATURDAY, at noon, from Pier No Al north
River.
RATES p'sfsrv.
f1bPT CABfN..... ..... els BfEERAOE.......
fiIs. Cabin London ~ stesISss 20 London. %
Iiftt gai.s...... 81 s,er,sge 90 faris.... ~
FirS' Cabin T. Nnnbug.. 10 sisemg- 60 hambuE -
Passenger. also Forwarded iayIe Bremen Rotterdam,
Antweip &C., At equally low Taie.
Persons eLns bldg ther frisnds can buy iietaii
here II the follow raios 10 kswloIk FROM Liverpool or
Queen.own 1T Cahln s15, $50. sod $o1 eeeIsse from
Liverpool. ~. rom Queenstown. 80.
These StrAuors have nIoi lioda,ions ~ pos
gers sn1 cary cx 'irncei Smgs,nG They se bolt IN
Wac tsh. Lon 5ecoDs aud b4vo Patent Fifs Anuinaors
or. toul
Io 'griher tsf6fms ou sppy ia Livccoo! to WILLIAM
lNMka hsast. 30 u We trsl la rlhsgos 10 NM IN
MAN ~. 81 Inoch.qlu ia QHeenfown 10 q. w.
D. SEYMOUR CO Ia London 10 EiN rs 4 MACY No.
81 ftg Will.ari1t ia Fhis - JULES DFCDt h. 10 ,
Place 5e a Roufpei in ih dephii OHS q. DALE 10.
III Wsngt,i. oret the cempany's Offsss
JOHN q, DALE. As.nt. ne. 10 Broadway. NJ I.
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Da,ed. Nov. 4. 1861.

A c. TUTTLE. Auc,ioueer. :.
DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS. at Anctlon,
~ This DAY, It ~ o'coc';, AZ No. III bK, ao"Ahs
lacl1cing HYACINTHs. TULlFS' obAblo-oo &c
IT, S. MARsuAL's OFFICE DISTRICT o. RHoDE i;tAsN
80 Providence, kog. lf 81.
TT s. MARSHAL's SALE Of NAyAh
L STORES at NJ wPORr, n. L-SPiRlTS rURPESS-
II ana ROSINBy vitae Of warrant u sale from me
iron n W c, Cont 10 me directed hail e! at G,f-
shsl. sale pub scoD on tSe Loos WAR u he .'
ocincp n "a -Four Hund red and Thyons Dsr-s Of siih.
fufpenne anil Ihfse-Hond,ed and Thiryelsht oar rs .
IN " mtg tho CARO- Of the schooner Adeiso toe t@hS
,y1s been CONDEMNED by ssd Coun prize 10 The Oass
states AID 0i'efa aIBERr SANFORD. U. s. Marshal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

HUDSON RIVER RAlLBOAD:- FOR Alb \. \,
( = ~ srd TROY, cos rliINo WIFE 1NAiNS
aOAIli rui WEST. lrstls lcaye; . ,
PROM thHl.1s rom - % -
y.,... al Ii - mi 3 7 o. n: % IN. and 1888 and
90 ADD b. '.s' y "., ,-,.,. 4,
TIns 1rI -ny tsth seep i'if5 pu t7ah ca lhlo'l
r.t., h. ,r..p' At 10 saa M an .25 and 6;5 pm
BOIL a.iI t.I t:J'
re.itkinrsin, % -. ~ p ".
Ssg slug TAIN. 30 n., ~ 1913 q h snd 49, p ~.
4.
b. sllflh Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19
CUPREME COURT-CIrY AND COUNTY

- or NEW.y0RK.-yITCHELL N PACKARD ga
DARWIN r. JAMES plainif.. az inst SAMUEL OIL
BERr aud w. I. PLUflAER, deendals Summons tor
q demand on contract Com not ser, 10 tho de-
fcuds II. above and each OF theD You sc hereby
summoned aud eQ ired the couYlAint ia inas
action. whs1 Sled Ia the office OF tn Clek OF tho
City and County of Newlok the thri day Of ;uue,
1901, the City Hall in said City and to copy
hi. office. puabsr fourteen Wa'lsreet in the Chy Il
NswYogS within twenty days aer the service Of hi. sam
you fail The said plsin within the ;iae fire
did the plaintiffs in hi, scon will take Judgment ayaiost
Won TO- the hundred and dolif sud twenty
siRh, cents 1910 2 with intreSt bundled add forty
lonf doisrs six Ia 26) from May 2th
one thousand eight hundred md and Interest
hnndrd end sxsyx dollars aud two crnts l56 e2 from
January ?Oh thousand eigh. hundred s,NyLe btcss
the costs disbu OF Ibis sctionDsd New ioTk
June 81, 1861. JOHN IL EMERSON,
Oct 81 law6w Mo. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

DnPAaTNrSr OF PUBIC CHAaIrIEs AND coxsEcyIos
November 10, 1861
PROPOSALS. for FRESH BLEt.-Spech-
cation. for applying the pepsrti en-, VI Public ChE
a.. "a Co,r-ti. With FRt I'll sEEf r enc yesS &C -.
n-, on the Ist J4uusry. lfb1. usy ne Obtained O. az
f1ia ion lrni,a,d ON applcaJn u 1ns OoAH
l.eir oaics No. Bonds.
Frogoals received pn oelock. % neceaber neat.
s DRAPER, frssiteDt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

We will teach our "svsY" 10 gay. "a BLESSING
ON Mas WINsLow'-for helping her 70 SURVIVE
aud Escape the gilog. coeains. and tseshins 'irse
We couarm every word 30. orth in tie PRoSFEofo~ II
performs psecisely what PROPOSES to PERFORM every par
of-notblne less. Away with your Cordial" "fsrssofc
"D,ops.y "Laudauum," and every other Narcotic" by
which the babe dugs,d Into stupidity and rendered ds
and idioc for life.
We have never seen Mr WIn'lowknow her only through
the propagation her Soothing symp for Children Teeth
ing" five had tho power. would make her. as H.
physcai savior 20 the infant race.
Row c. Z. weiseT 10 tho German Reformed he'sen'
GER" q. Chanber.jurg, Penn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

Alusital Boxes.
Al y. PAiILARD has now on hind 4 very
1YA sTgs End wtlselectci stock Of hi SICAL B0X 20
Of ali styles and szss pisyipg2 g. 10 H. lG ard "a
tuues III pebtedin horn pan s1d rosewood boxes, with
every vanity o tccoI painel aud manufactured b. the
b 81 IIaken Of
SWIfZERI AND,
expressly fr i market with every ind Of popular
AMERICAN MELODIES,
Setct.ns Dper4s. Songs and DaocsL
TOY MUSICAL BOXES.
ployine ? snd 4tn1s. These are de aid most
durable Toyh iOT Children az Ill ages
M. j PAiLLARD. Importer,
No 81 Maide ians tu2 slaiEsl, kew-York
Musical Boxes repaired.
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Gcwin1- Alacbines.

UUpIRE SEWN G-MAC III L EB
Cor Family end Msunfau ing purposes Of Ieeoora pros
a., on scon IA cd lring Saesroom 40 DO oiVtd-sf
AOR -First-class Sewing Machines f&H
HOG. to Rent aod Tor Sale new and % hanoi IOOs
y 4viu Machine Emporiu 80 bdwsy, cor bfoon-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19
furniture.

TNANlELED BED ROOM FURNITURE Of
J 4 n ar4au.ed hsnuflctafe et "a end uqsard 81 fG'
fuetons Wl4erooms No. 20 CAns.st, opposite "o"ttef
E.taJ.is.o Cd in 1875.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

"Msu. wIYsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP has an unpreee'
dou;el sale viii re since my customers have aaceaaeds
meriis This the s a.s, IA thiriyaye year. drug ba4
ucs that have irdorel diene for intrinsic good quail
lies know give, he creates. sstissetion to parents a1d
uut. aaodir relief and quieuio' without any Unpleasant
Effects attending ia uae
nGEQRGE A. FOWLEG ofGuilford"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

I'VE have spoken ofhl, syrup for the benefit OF cur read
ers who ao pareus wo know It's good valne shd have eT
peeueed Oms Of the rich blessings which result rom It's
use"-Rey sylvauus Cobb Bo,tcn Christian Frecmso"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19
Proposals.

CEyrRAL DRPARrNxNr THE MsTRoPoIT,N PoLtcs,
No s3 Brsomest coroer " I'm 2
NeW-Y x nov. %, is6i
PROPOSALS will be received at thls Office IN
L Dec foraPLAT OF GROUND TOO feet sqtsr- VI sit-
I'm sresr of strest i2j By To- ee, II AZ the iE.s-
80 Of blscs between Brosme and Greet Jonss ard ths
a. -, sn5 r'.,-.o.st, ID. b. HA-BROUCK,
'''''' 49, Actin. Chief eek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

Passenger Station in Nsw.York 2I!hst and i:has
Enhance vi ZirsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

OWE IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarptown,
Y viii commence Ire 4ith seiai-sunuai 'e,sou Ga
FRIDAY Eos l. 1861, for BOf9 only. Circulars can be
had Of JANIS ~ WHITEHEAD 10. III Ma su-si. 10 ''n.
of A g. Il g. S. oic~ of Manhattan "ii1tns lnk O.. "a
Spruce a. or oy sddrcs-i tie Principal d. D LONEhA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

! 1pNT buy o Camp or Family BEDsTEAD if
4 an hna batter one lhsn yoa can see at COLrONS,
30 - Aonft, near Asasau. Cell and ecs II.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-18
From the CiciL Whig.
4 DIADEM.
pRtrlUtlsln.

On the brow of Night so queenIy
Saines royal diadem;
Md her dara and waving tresses
Sparkles many starry gem;
Aud their rays of heavenly glery
DARKEST shadows put to flight,
Illl Nights sobre mantle changes
To robe Of silvery light.
Whence this matchless crown of beauty,
Gleaming with radiant glow!
Who the sk.ilful jewel-worker,
That hath wrought and set it so!
Did these rutics once illumlne,
With the ten thousand burning rays,
All the deep dark caves of ocean
Where no sunlight ever strays!
Though this starry crown is mirrored
In the bosom OF the deep,
And its image Oft deceives us
Wien the waves are all asleep;
Yet in NcpIune's secret caverns
Ne'er have glittered gems so rare,
And the scl-"ymphs ne'er have gather'd
Aught S, brilliant TOR their hair.
From tho treasure house of Heaven
Came this bcauteous coronet,
And the King Of Kings it fashioned,
And ii curIously hath set,
With those orbS whole sparkling luslre
Far oll.vies the diamonds light;
And the God Of Earth and Heaven
Placed II on the brow of Night.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-18

MIsIRIEs OF LIFE.-Endeavoring TO make
violent love under tee table and pressing the
wrong foet.
1'uastiug cheese, and when it is more than
half done, liz it fal in the ashes.
Dreaming that you have suddenly acquired
a large fortune; stretching out your hand to
grasp the welcome booty, awakng, aud find
nothing in your fist hnt the bed post.
Waiting three or four years for a subscriber
TO settle for hls newspaper, and then be in-
formed by the postmaster that the delinquent
has vanished for parts unknown.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-18

They get up model love letters at Cleveland
short, sweet, and sret upon the principle
of complete secession from dictionary rules
Here is one read in court last week:
dear--thow abcent not forgotten thares
good tyne comm waite lytle longer"
Smyrna times., 1861-07-18

Abraham Poulson, has been elected chaplain
of the thirtieth Pennsylvania regiment, mus.
tered into the United States service. -stB4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26

the design of which was TO continue the hagrent OPP
precision of the agricultural interest for the protection
Of Northern manufactures by tariff OF duties which
greatly exceeded the expenses Y the oovornnoenl.
The United States have been engaged Ia two war;
since that distribution was made, for whicn large
debt was incurred yet the States were never ceu on
TO refund; and even in the present hnanc eAteln'y
of that Government, when it is borrowing money az
the rate of twelve per cent interest, no reco0 i''
been had to that source Of supply.
The Alabama State Convention hes adop'eu an
ordinance providing that the General Assembly u ue
State shall cede district of ten miles square Tor scat
Of government Of the Confederate Sta'eA The oOh-
venton at the same time voted down an ordinance u
locate the seat of the State Government as
ALABAMA CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT DNlsloS.-
In the Alabama State Convention, on Monday iaSt tne
report of the Special Committee to lay of the State n'o
nine Congressional Districts follows, was adopted;
frH Disyiet-LsudeFdAe, Franklin. LawreAce Lie'''H''
Madison and Morgan w.t.,
Se-ond D.frict-Manon Winston Bloun Jefferson Aef'
THIRD Df,ictHJsckson Marshall DeKaIb Cherokee aud st.
Clair. ,.,u
Foyyth D-t-CsIhoun Randolph, Tslledaga and shelby
FIN Dpf,ct-Bibb, Perry, h1engo Greene fNien'' 'uH'
ter and Choctaw. MI IL
Sh Dif,ict-Da.s Autauss GOOss, Ls~ndes' Butler and
Montgomery. ,,,
SerenM Btyief-Tslspoo.s Chambers Russell and Macon
Eihh Decentralization Henry, Dale Coffee fne anu Wv
ington. - -, xrL.
Ninth Diarict-Conecuh Monroe Wilcox. Clarke, Washing
tos, Mobile ard Baldwin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26
PHILADELPHIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
FOURTH DAY.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, March %, 1861.
The Conference resumed the examination and cleo
ton Of applicants for Deacons orders, Meesrs Durell
Sheppard Chew, Farmer, Elliott, Skinner, Townsend,
Bell, Best, Slchter, Bailey, ONeill, Kemble, Nc
Laughp and Martin were elected; also tie following
Local Preachers: Messrs Hall, Unkie, Donnely, Zim-
norman, Wiley, Reed
The Board OF Stewards, by resolution, requested the
reconsideration and resembling of certain action had
Yesterday I'm regard 10 themselves After very lengthy
debate IL was reconsidered. Several amendments
were offered and the following finally prevailed:
IesoreS That ards 81 tie Conference be
Zee on Cases. and that 10 them be referred tho ss
mates Of Quarterly Conferences on claims.
This differs from yesterdays action only in not re-
qniring them TO report their awards before distributing
their moneys.
The Charter Fund was reported to yield $3.50 for
WORKOUT preachers.
There is deficiency Of nearly 81 900 in these moneys
as compared with last year.
We not in the habit of reporting what the Con,
ference does not do, and accordingly pass some ouez
tons Of law, which were submitted discussed ana
withdrawn.
A number Of memorials, copies of resolutions from
various Quarterly Conferences Circuits &c repudat-
ing the action of the late General Conference on the
subject Of Slavery. asking the Conference 70 ask Of tho
General Conference the reference of this whole ques-
ton to the Annual Conference relating to division Of
this Conference and the boundaries In csss of diys-
ion &c, were referred TO the Comuittes % The 6taa
ef the Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26
ARMY AND NAVY INTEL LIGENCE.

IL ia not generally known that the Federal military
and naval garrison this station have been In quics
way put upon war footing and that the troops eta
toned in them are subject to the regulations, while
duty customary in campaign The effective ordnance
Of the Brooklyn Navy-Yard has been distributed, 90
have the other of defense in the proper places:
Governors Island, Fort Hamilton, Bedoes Island and
other places, have been made similarly secure. On
three occasions twice at the Nsvy-Yard and once e
Fort Columbus all the available forces have been kept
under at night. II is only just TO say that neither
Commodore Breese nor Major Holmes would resort to
these measures without cause
Recruiting for the L. S. Army, at the Metropolitan
station continues to progress vigorously. The last two
weeks detachments from the city rendezvous, from
Boston, Rochester and elsewhere were put upon the
Island. The proportion of disqualified applicants seems
TO be on the incrcsse Preparations are being made
for the dispatch of considerable force from Fort Co
umbus.
We are authorized to say that all the ships Of the
home squadron out of provisions. Only for the en-
ergy and enterprise of Capt Adams Of the Sabine they
would have had to leave Florida altogether. Since the
vessels arrived at Pensacola not line had been re-
ceired from the Nary Department. The steamers can
get wood water. Another ship filed with stores
should be sent off at once. "smuggler from Penss-
cola" was selling water at four cents u gallon. Tbs
officers and Of the entire feet told of TO anS
at a signal from Lieut.. Slemmer.
The United States steam figste Roanoke has nos
been ordered for once were any hands what
ever working on her on the Sabbath, as reported in
The Herald. 1t would be absurd to order the Roanoke
for commission when two better ships of her clss tho
Wabash and Colorado could be prepared in onefourth
the time she could be got ready. The rumor h hoax.
got up for some malicious purpose.
On Saturday, the acting eommandant Of the Brook
lyn NsvyYard Capt. Foote received orders to repair
at once to Washington in compliance with which be
left the same evening. 1t is believed he has been
called up about the NavyYard appointments. Lieut.
Almy is acting commandsnt at present; Com. Bresss
being on the Armstrong court-martial.
The Board of Engineers that has been in session 1T
the Brooklyn NavyYard for the examination of cand-
dates for admission and promotion adjourned on Satar-
day having passed quite large number Of young men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26

Nearly all were gamblers directly or indirectly They
were either proprietors dealers stooApigeons, o.
"pckers-up of sleepers.' In the intervals between
elections these men 10 q large extent have found q
living through HANGING on at the faro banks Thus+
there another evil connected with theee institutions
in addition to the corruption Of youth and the fleeing
of the unwary. They support moss mischievoos
class who are ready 10 rob, murder, prey upon
cety in any illicit the tlightest temptation
or provocatiop. Men who grade above these
fellows in intellect but who are equally unscrupulOus
In morals, them as cats paws Tor all manner OF
nefarous jobs, of which occasional dark hints pist
reach the public ear TO be wondered at for day and
forgotten.
Many persons are under the impression that strictly
" fair game Is usually played in the gaming houses
Such is very far from being the caae II In perfectly
true that, fundamentally speaking there il large
per cenuIn IN favor Of the bank when the dealing v
fair; but there are probably few who sa.izhed
with such legitimate returns, and every expert knows
il il possible If not TO cheat at faro a. a. other
games. When the small hours come on and wine has
its effect, we doubt there many even of those who
pique themselves with being on the square" who arc
incapable of rsscality. The weakest reed which
be leaned upon, notwithstanding there have been
knowledged exceptions is the honor of professsd
gambler. 1t is Idle TO say that gambling rs, Like soma
others, a necessary evil.
If cannot be entirely checked it can, at all events
be 70 watched suppressed, and punished, as very
largely to diminish the harm inficts society at
present. Let Capt. Caffry's assault be followed up
systematically. Let every one who enters gambling
house undergrad be does 1t at the risk Of arrest incon-
yerlSnte, and disgrace. Let the keepers of all tho
hels in and about Broadway be put after arrest under
heavy bonds not to repeat their ofense. Let theSe
things be done, and the practice Of gamlpng rpb ~
its miserable consequences Of rum despair and family
misery, viii be measurably reduced, and the unboly
practice OF its priests and worshpers be shorn 70
great extent of its pernicious influences.
There can be no manner of doubt that the business
men of NewYo enormous yearly losers through
dishonest employees who are victims 70 the fascination
of gaming and if al anti-gamblug fund were sub
scrbed for the purpose of regularly bringing TO con-
viction and punishment the unprncipled persons who
are constantly setting the snare for youth and inexPe-
stantial profit on their balance-sheets. In the mean
time we sincerely trust the police will not rest on
their present laurels, but will proceed to attack and
disperse the numerous other nests OF depreda,
tors which none know better than themselves whers
TO find. Cour. and Eng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26
TO REGULATE THE SUPPLY or CASA NEW COR
RESPONDENT.

SIR: Your correspondent "Fair Play" complains
that the Manhattan Gas Company has added TO their street press
IRE sad thereby compelled consumers 10 buy BE
Self Protection" In ue Of the alss lust.
that difficulty be remeded by farming the hsy
a the meter.
desire all interested that have tried this az
pertinent in and found aiHr compared with Other
The 10 that The wares 80
much often In the street that the labor Of watching turn
and turning of at the key becomes bore tried unta
became tired purchased Of Lengwefs Pst<nt
Regulators The shown saving OF fully twenty hys
per the keyng down. together with sesay
light
write this puff for have interest whatever IN
the machine but merely let the public know how the dim
Guilty Of high pressure may be got along with
Ne1o. York March IS lsbl. Yours, &c, REGULATOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26
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