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The New York herald., 1862-02-23

nAyID ID. EGAN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 43S
~ Canal street, will SELL o. Monday, February A 101s
o'clock at a West Thirtys ,th Paror, Bedroom
Kitchen Furniture follows:Brusseis Ingram and Stair
Carpets and Rods, Sofas, Chairs Extension and other
Tables Bureaus Bedst ads Beds and Bedding Lounges
Window Curtains and C0rnices, Looking Glasses Manei
Clocks China Glass Also superior Sewing Machine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

HorEL ARRivA's.--Seru'or Foos Of Vermont, A.
r. s.iu,sou of A pauy. Goa. Jnes X. Hanby OF the
I'm C,un,,aeut V ,u.lr-rs C,i. j. s. Croker IT
w us iaptou, nj Judge Chambers of hsryL'Is 1o
IA the Actor H"us-.
John Aru", II Einira th- Hon. ii. &. kn'ghs q
Mas .ehusets. LtuL T. g"le Carter o. Ire u. d
army, H. S Bar, u inr u. ). -rmy. and Dr. ia =
nuIouew oi I'll arny ar. aI lie s.. Nicholas ho'ei
j. Gau,A.c an daughter from Nc~ 'orlrels af
s. Higgiu.on aud q. liies uson Vi boston, ar' ~
Everett II Use.
B.n;. X u,id.e ol Cincinnati. S. W. Poison Of
8 Navy And ia. J. l.. Tuner OF krkwsei, "a
at The BIevomt House.
Bsrou d.. SIo-.hsI arrived 'ro" " 1'"'.S'"" 's~
ou Thursdu, Ia. 81 'br C'af' n""" n'''', '"s
yesl. rday Tor New -Loud'", Were h's isn."y 'os'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
The DRAFT i'm thc state Of New-Ecs..

ALAN, Ffiday Als u. If6,
II is now positively known snat tbe draft will
not take place 10 the State of New.York on the 81
of September, nor can the time be yet definitely
fixed The enrolment which must first be perfected,
comT leted in some States, is fer advanced in ALL.
The day on which the draft will take place vii! DO
desi enated by the Governor.
There are now about 90 900 troops enrolled in lLe
State to 6ll the call for 5000 voun,eer and for
old r.giments This leaves about 81 900 70 rtis.
under the call FOR 800 900 consoipts Probably about
sixteen days rcul.iu for volunteering before tie
draft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

I'm, ~. ,arnhere Of tie COMMITTEES NEED the Opror-
,u,it,-,t least iwoof them Dido spike 'br gum,
-, e,i,u politi iars III -. L'ni. who now c"Ii,"'
,,v-rI oi - AID are 'ryiug 90 vet coh'r'I I'll th'
III, nv over f The Stre VEL, lii pr"ce.'i u,
.o ,o a.. nv 10 ibr OF i.l olitci "l . P'r''lh Z
..u.u. ircnr, nm ro. a. once, aud The lrln'l.a
,.oyer In the whole IT " 'eeYapbrl :" N'-hl'g
,nn ~ i- Lad no'Eiug I" DO "ih" u, 'o'"lih-
,rl;uv the fsci thDt nc VS. rr'se"I al we chn' d.
nd wsn j., ii = aud soa, reior at .'e C-"'"itt q
+" The c.,ncns W mad. b. Ike Chairman yes'. rim,
t.i,ivr 10 tre ings 10 W abingdon, but the canca
d.cidrd ~, TO publ sh H. The artet hs 'e'ted OF.
how, We, in dn LETT, and he eSro-e sexpe led ."
be rather Irh, sLd tie i'erranr are cits'o'Oun ioi
IA tue ie'cry If ell he rrocee' irg..
Tie bAc,k and E-reS Guards rein'ard from
their trip IT, he VI -sour River Gay bri"re ye'trr
cay. Thee C.ul 8rl.s 'pr,ns To- sins ou tie hF''
Il. Of Gem S,'iUrrid % irODp- 10 ,Xt-rui"aie che
yu rilln. ubd are composed ~ The frsi Yong n-h
of the clt, and their ov-msn's iave ecu viewed
with the inire interest here ia the TOven.ris al TIE
| 7th r. ireui sre in Ncw.York, although The con''
u,tl are urw ald rmIe'iecily drilled. Tfey De-
r,foy.d about 50 tkh- and II lev tlh-loa' %" ne
Siis,onii Ri"r, aud ior.gad on the eaenN "t all
IoInis; among . ere Oh tie arm oi Nen. SieiiIne
| pr,ce near Brunswkk. Chat on County.
/ Tie giant Nor'h.Wes has az commencei
pouiiug troops ito -. l. III. AN AFRO. o.. love-
aud ionr Illinois resin' n,s have already Ar'N'o ~
l. lie city and gone utU Bertcn Birrack-. iht III
nor regiments which have sui,ed brre are M
,ru,vn AID unnuiOfmed, mn oti.r~ire Tiny arr ~
balr ana ftAv art h bet Il BOYS ~ have yet v'lnu
teen d rgnp,nt esse III Yesterday AM ma en'o
ut tie chic, street. cite 81. x all I.e way Tor 'ht
lnih. Tiey clrid .teir 81 nscs, quilts, earle
g. ks. and y4lise., dong, ard walscd with Il NJ
g., 4, Ia the MI c oi tue band Nay they De''i
grow ~ ~ number.
Al advert meat appears to-day so'iciiing tran
porairu ,nr IL yime.I Of sol,iers IRON IL cry s'
- iaul, Nipuos,a. Ii IL pr,runnd thai the D
| Iinn-so,a Notib,.ers. now 0n parole not 10 he
siLri tie Rec lr, have been ordered to Minfe"t
To tut GOWN H., Indian var now "is,uri iuE ~
Iea,- of that yoliliul y ,ie. lhis IL good move
tie Mnu-sot, boys have been very IA e. iE' stu
TED with their re I no sfe here, abI will g. m''
b. hsb 10 dstvDd tL.ir own State With a heat
good Will. 81,
Tie emancipation Of oon'-lbaud- j. row dsIl'
occurrence. Col Fsrtr, tee Provost Mar -ha'-.i-h
.r,l lar ir.u,d ins,raciio. ~ 1,csl IrovoI-NLf
,tais roug lonI tie Size to give Tree ihlei'
every negro puo is IGov.d TO h. lotg 80 Il, e.
( e SOutbeTD amy, or IL have worked fVf Tue De-
.6, oi the bogus CDnieder.cy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

Dr,rH OF GEs APPL.r0.. Gen. Jas AppIefs1
Of Ile wi,h 81. 49,. wn ~ death We record ,s-1sy,
syns born FrD H. i7s5 aut wa. sccOrdilg .y, 81 hn
deces-e, - y-rr. Of age Early ia hfe be war
member o. { = L~rirlau f H. ssscSuselts as The
memo able pe i1i SDeu it wa, dghifed and -i0rrs4
by the prrs-nc. Of -icb the elder iinsy sn4
Harrison era, Or During the last war u III En-
glaud lie ~a. Oh ne OF .nv N,-sa husets nilius,
aud was int uslrd ~uh the ,Oma,aud VI the distrA
Of Gloucester. the du,isr OF this posi- ion ne dis
&c arged w,th rnark able address and sbiiity and u
tho close 81 tie war sppoi ted Brisadcr-G.n-
er, Sub.sq i,DIy, during Ls residence IN Port
ln,d Me- lie wa- 4. her OF The Legislature, and
for several ,,ur. c.pdid .te ~ his party icr Gov.
.rlor Of the State. Fur thu Last nile year he has
reel, Ell il Iepr-menI ~ s"ic1, Mars, where bs
wa, born. He li- M. d.vD ID 10 ,be TEMPERANCE
aud Auti-Slavrry cn1oes. For many years hA
speeches and publications exercised powerful inhs-
ence IN tie co.amuui snd contributed III no slight
de.re- to ti,r or. ton of Ih.t oubic sentiment o.
.hese SUBJECTS wuIch nps Prevails. lie attach q
10 -x.~tmg Iintitgn. ~tbUnt uuda 40 Conservative.
WtOout r.,i,cAn-ul. he prom tied Ito eauss " he
nlau rights aud Al pro-res,. clear IhIuher aua
% powerful wr,ef aul rp-,ser, he ieut his infasn:s
TO no c.,i-e " hch dS.s nt commend itself as lou 4
~ he generous .ymiHhis ~ our nature. fiis IL I
worldly sc,S AID lhuul Ito devoted - hin
country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
from Fortress Monroe.

FoKIKEs. NoSaoE 1hur'lay Ana. 70, IesZ'
The steamship Daniel Webster arrived to-day
from Norfolk Hospital with $50 sick And wounded
soldiers. About ~ have been transferred TO hosPi'
tai ship Euterpc.
The S gnal Corps, which has been attached 70 Gen.
NcClellaus army, left here this afternoon for the
Potomac on steamer Arrowsnith, which also takes
I'D lprgs number Of recruits Tor the Fire Zouaves,
who arrived this morning via Baltimore.
The time for me removal Of all wooden build nSs
ON the Point will expire Oh the 3lst, but 40 'os
seems TO realize that it will actually take ,ce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

A PEovIrARLg ESTgRPkisg NiPrED IN THE Is,
In ncv.dsbc- III Lne ~ W order Of the Sc, rt y
of War, declaring ,he business Of procuring sub =.
tures 10 .dvMce vi tie draft, or attempmgs " .
pr,curs them ~ culn- uudrr the head Of disco 70
.giag epiistni-pt- seytri urrts's have been ns e,
and n ou~ius given 10 all enterprise which Did tar
10 out sra,li ioruu. ito some U'eD pockets. r.
sta. ed that Que concern Of i. sind lad already
ceiyed premiums 10 the amount Of about 5000
with u hatt~rng V-Irsct Ut moro Than doubhsg a
sdin 40 Toe d., or drsfing approached. Up t0y$
ierdav NJ noon, te" gtutemrD who have been ~
gagged in tn. nsnronc~ Ousihe's mad beel arrested,
and LODGED in ne Sta lou lionsr Of the Fifteenth
Precinct. Their pau.eo are: a. w. Pati, Richards
Kiuy.land, Leu ia arc, David L. Webster. VIM.
A. Grrenl-af, Wan II. Vsn Wageuen, Wa x.
McDcu-ii, Alfred k-u,,sw, Alfred PniIiins, and
Frederick Duane. lie aIhdayts on which thsse
arrest. we're nnae nave been forwarded - the Judge
Advocat. ni Was inyrou, and tie prisoners will 10
held 70 avail order, from The War Depaf.nent
The pensity tor Encouraging eustinstts Is eohhne'
nl-nt al hard labr tO.ss military pot during mo
term OF rervcs oi crai.ed IL appears iBat TIE
arrests rei.rr-d q, We're made on Wedues day Q
y7,h inst a.o tnat ,he order from the War OH -
prohibiting drafting iu.gr4nc-s sac not promugssS4
TIL Tnnrrday, Jrvi"u- 10 winch no intHsuoh u
wArnlng MS givra. Among he gentle men arreste1
are citiz-us OF uuoOuVie5 LOYALTY aud paiFious0s
N. W.b-i.r ii ed Toe Organization 81 The Havsss
Z,uaves by uu-iy loans ~ money. His ron 70 Lisa-
,.uanr Of Go. A, IN that rgIm-nt, and his bosn
wounded in tue .-r.-cr. Mr. Mcdonald h.. helped
u recrun several {. IA, api-. now Ia the field
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
niIitury Affairs in Pcnnsy lvRnia.

HAnHisbtkV, fridey, AuI 81 IWS'
Information received ia military departments here
from every scc,ion OF the State Justhes mo ochoi
that draft will have 10 be resorted to IN very few
districts, if any. Volunteers are pledged in almost
every county TO be furnished promptly after the
quota is declared.
Two full regiments will bs sent to Washington
from this place each day during the reIt seven days
and seven additional regiments will BE- sont from
Philadelphia fast rs transportation can be pro-
cured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
Rexrritiug in Ncv-[evsev.

Two tbouslDn i-op- we're ~Adiessed IT hillvils.
Cumberland County, No" Jersey, on TusrsSy
night by Jane. NJ. ScoveI, ..q.. the Hon. John l..
laro, tue Rev. Mr.. Ii ching, and others. Mack
enthusiasm ~as u,.f .i-s'ad. Tue Miilyille eo %.
,auy, spd.r CAPTAIN EaniAp, was fully recrait
ea,i.g % mru lore company under Captain Tow.
.end. Clayton 1o~n.hlp oil, m $40 bounty 20 ssf
recruit. ssicm Cou.ty h.s RAISED tive full COMP
u,.. 10 = mouth. aud 4. exempt Iron the GRAFT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
.lena were arrested by the United Suites Nsrahaf
to-day and seot 70 Fort Lafayette.


TkkAIoN y J., = day August e. it0
The l5b Reg eni Of Nrw.,ers-y Volun.serU
Col Samuel Fowler, i-ti Tor Washington ct noon 70.
day. The Regiment ~ $40 strong. aud is armed whA
Euf.d rifles. IL, Regiment is one Of the bc~ svse
raised in the Sts,e. Several thousand persons wsr>
present IN cheer them on heir way. The RegiassI
is in The highest spiri's. Recruits for TIE ans
mouths servce-r- comm 10 rapidly. Two auAssl
arrived k.-Gxy frouI In ron county.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
Dimeu!s, Among Cenvaie.crnss-

CHssrkK, Pa, Friday, Aug ~ ioo'
There WAS quite difficulty to-day among some
COW oscent pa,en,s here, who became 20 nnruly
from tue effects OF bad liquor, that She guard sta
toned a. the hospital was insufficient to put them
,o,vu and a detachment of tho Provost Guard of
Phiiadelphis had been seat for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
INDIGNATION Meeting,

WiLAIs0ToS, Del, Friday. Aug ~ 1862.
One of the largest meetings ever held i'll the
State. convened III the City Hail to night. Reso!u.
tons we're adopted denouncng Gov. Burton ~
Rebel, and IA tool OF BAyard, aud appointing N com
miitee lay tho proceedings of the meeting before
the President and the Secretary Of War Resoiu-
lions also adopted expressing determination
to resist the draft rs made BY tie Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
sDss:O.

cloSg-oa sXwasy. Aas - oi consumption: n' ga 4
,ui,,t dnus,,r, VI %. Jsmos A. aud a. 4 = '''
Airxandria. Va -
ri..t .,ush,sr II har-. u ono IAie u wv
,.st &uiua,u. AID "a aass >, =, 4 o. IL.
H.. tinu,u wIh ,s'ton nnni'y A.S -, ", ~
II M ia, !, Al. O, sfsndi'tnri n M, 80
il,,r .t,.-t s,onki,n .saso, oVsh SSns" Nv
Il, -, ~ i. ,.hs.. "a sINAa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

call of the Prrsidrnt for COO OoO troops mustered in
TIE l0Srh Regimen, u ae,dy in ne field
Two regiments al recruits NJ 'nrr C"nnfv has sem
10 III no a.. old regiments ia the btli snee tue "a
Jul, l. -. tie-, Two rslmentr numbering tnou'
.ard men eah.
Mou,oe County claims TO he the Banner County OIL
TIE State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

B,Lr.noxs. rnd.y Asr. ~ IN
Gen. Stanley Of NorSh CAr'iiua arrived here .s-dsy
and proceeded 4, ". sllngtpn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

s.,,I 1,i,,hi. I q.h nlio.
A. - go, sdN
~ ~ ~ ur 80, az
49,. x q I
"a, ~.
~ y, n: ma " \" - v M.
" " "a" r. - " ,' M
1-'' ii ;, ii'.'h, "a 20 VN'o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

Arrest Of Disioy niisss NJ Gaiena, Hi.
GALssA. Friday, Ass ~, 1853
NJ. Y. johnson and ID. ShsshaD, two lawyep Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

Corn s. Il. smith, J. nth Ohio
J ". Bnru-tl ". l2tr Onio.
Thos Iba cher. X 18th Ohio.
TO. + g.. A, liih mo
L-~i. Carp. G, llih ohio.
Corp. & ". Day r. II ohio
Lloyd ". Coos Ian. J.
VI ~ Jnhu,uu !. 2 j.
lein Kcea n IAN ].
WIN job usno. A. . n. j.
Ito Aopi6m & y J.
Taos W. ksad.ll. III, , '. J.
Corp. Roo Moun', ] y. J.
A H-loiy, Il COM.
VIZ foster. !, l. Ohio.
Jsonb " I'd Yea. q. 2 Ohio.
y. Hr.dg-. q. ~ Ohio.
NJ. hssnvrr Mus. GA Ohio.
Iotn nj. Iir'!eek. u l ". }.
JON Bu5a'ii. ~. ! y. j.
Dsvid cA.Imsnu. T.. 2 Y. j.
J hi llschtho.~. F,H y. }.
Tho Jones. + ! \. J
Pr liz sui h, z II %.
tea Lrr,hnw A II %.
" ~. I'm yL-T, u. " y.
Corp JoiL Swsn. j! -.
P.uiek Lyncn. u, 2 ". J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
FROM BIlasOUEg.

s1srfifyin Escape Of Cocrc md Qnnn'rClI's
Gangs 10 as-honieaeay's Blum
der Minor Guerrilla Iicns-A Amir
in Lewis Couu:y-Hchemc. Relative 10
Military CoDimanGs-E Return Of q secret
EAprsiiion-Thc siniwart sons Of the
North. W est, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

infected se-eere loss uprn the enemy, as they cu'd
have taken po,ss.sion ef the old FORE theuselvrf
nd kept the enemy al bay until The arrival III re-
eDf'rcemrrts.
.Scrrn ociock p. nj have jnst teen Col Pearc'
# the l2th Penn,, wanna Ca,airy. lie says ~ Of
his men tavr r'p,re0 TO him--abUs' one hail "l
tire force he had win him az Mauasss. lie still
thinks lls 0ss will iIot he more than zoo
DIR. Souners, who bar charge Of nll The hospad' III
Altxspdra, issn.d orders this afternoon ." prepare
Tor eco wound.d A train i,ft this si'efmon io'
Burke Station 10 ob,aiu ,he won do Az tn ketes
bod tie ground thry cannot be ob's'ne 'Ecep'
through A,g 4 truce. Tie old nights oi l. u'f,-
vde are now uouoi-d with renuiu- ,uns wr'ce"
ones having served their pur~fe. W" now nave
N orr poss. ssi0n bur ] ! mics Of the Oisnge AID
Aexsndia Kaiirosd.
/ Rarors s'e sfrst this evening TINT Jackson ha'
reached Poiu' of Eocks-aso ~ TIE entirr Ret i
army is h,tweeu G IL. Pope au1 Was u ~ u
Gen. + pc c.n. II 10 peasss. march 10 kich"o'
wilouL meeting fc aud that Jackson can er'tr
Washington after having taken about - ~ 80 ioris
strongly grrisoned for is d.teise. Of cOuise many
Of tuese ,iori, are without the ieast foubdsi"n.
Mop.
The following is lis OF the wounded in The recent
slruishes in Virginia. who were received ~ tbr
| ht.ti,i M Alexaptri. YESTERDAY nrd t,-dst:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

DIED. az tho Coop = op Hospital, iilas'p"'.,
William Lorn. OF uo ne of oo'asa", Z. iootn w"
Rr.m.ut w. o. Il r,lm-r ol Rochester ine "'N'
be oe,.nra by ID ir-..n. q Fort Vi No II 9Sss' '"
rh,,sd,,pai, hson..urppr copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
LATER FROM NEw.ORLHArs.
Crens l7nion Meeiing-Anxfety Of BrceLin-
ridge ne 10 the Treatment OF I.elcIs-In-
tcpte.t I.esiers-l npopuiarisy Of Beaurc-

The siearsor Matanzw, Lesogang mater, from
New Orleans August -. arrived a, this port last
evening. We are indebted 70 Purser Iluert..s for
lies Of papers. The MAtanzas brings the following
passengers:
r. CsmercD and family j. Russell LAZY. five children, and
ne servant Mr. Re1scca Ruion. Miss &. Rudcn. =. An
as,on WIFE, child, and servant; O. Pagan and dsght-r
yAuss ysssseU, isdy, nd alses sdIsol Niles Esaxa u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

Tporr,sc OK TIA FasHros COURSE, l.. i.-f'-
,sr,,, ,ro, for pane al SJJcauc III ON the above
,,.cL There ~er- ,rrve n0rsrs uttered, VIZ: j. II.
W,;.,ns ,;-n. ii iir,k, ". NaRo5erss Royal
Cbn,i.y. and ". whi.'n's Law Ten Brock. ~
,h,-., horre. ALI belonged 10 Buis Head, ths ai'ena'
.uc, which VS. Y.ry .o"i, Wa compo-ed prDa'-
,a ia Of tue Lu i"c-s m-h oi hat locality. 10 inc
o,,i selling bet r. tie race. Lady Ten Brock was
,i.4 f,voI-, ,el gttsO; Hoyal Charley rsnkee
neat brIugi. v a. Gc... IL hicks ehauco WAS 20
nlllr o-imi.a D,is 10 inu'e lis sotI ay hDh.'
20 rist 81 Uim A. a., setuo Iool. Aver ~ -
forinan ou 49,, Grst trai, HI Wi = ne W a. ~
ne,m,Iiy Wa, .ol! ,,r ,ioa IN a 8 pool, AID sven
chen hi ,u 1 . sei, ii ,Anx 40 WAS f'H'os'4!
throwing tue u.oo-l away, rcroli hall Ii -
Tor hity c.nt- l. tie snipiisc AMI 90
'ho~-ver, oi III. uIee baker,, lie won ,n' go
H.. pea,, we've ..i s,ssr,rso, all OUT, Tho un's
u,n.. - Is iSr iivn eAtIsol "li.niy. Luz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

OR-IIv v Brsns John Minor sp aAy T. etren,eyer. 4
zero n d~rs.iu c. Scb.f-r. d. Eio,or. A. Kisimbsch
NJ. &. ano,f rhre. c,dr'' .nj s~rvsnt; r. Afd.yie
Schroeder a Erwin p. A. p .,n C. A. Johnson. }. NJ d.
.,I.r .s,gh-! si,o srrvs't Is. NurmiDp and lady. H.
O. Ruharus Won AIbIp, n A Wa n-k, bi.oie u
Sap,,.r AGA Me tel. Aha Csrp rtiri, II Baldwin Mia
n Cr.r, Mis- Il, tbrsn-, Anars.n D. Dret-r. d. Au'sd
I,dv and three rbiisn. r. att wr. III. Slawson and
,a.,ht.r VIM IA brisce J. Besnl. W. A. GOODWIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

FASHION CornsE. /. i.--l uf-s . mh' I'''' / 1
J WhU.,us,n E. De- us"sa ''''''''' :
- ~ IA, OF. na..-a l. lsn 81 ec~. .''''.....'S
l,u.-'..'.., !:.t !:tst, 1'A.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-15
Cider Making.

The following extract is made for the
Country Gentleman, from report on APP
pies and their management submitted
last year by a committee of the Hamp-
shire Mass. Agricultural Society, OF
which Mr.. David Rice was Chairman {:
4 Good cider cannot be made from inferi-
or, or decayed, or wormreaten fruit. The
apples should be ripe and mellow before
they are ground out in the mill. They
should be mixed, sour and sweet, in about
equal proportions, when carried to the
apple heap. After the fruit is ground in
the mill, the pomace should stand in the
vat day or two, being frequently stirred
with wooden shovel. Being thus
brought into contactwith the air, the ci-
der will have fine rich color, and a bet
ter flavor, acquired by the digestion Of Che
apple skins, which contain a fragrant oil,
and by chemical changes wrought in the
cider proper by atmospheric influences. -
The cider should be stored in well cleans
ed barrels or casks, and put into dry,
coolsceHar, After fermentation has quite
ceased, the barrels or casks should be
Theoretically closed. No foreign sub
stance should ever be added to cider with
the idea that it can be improved or made
better thereby. Those who wish to poi
son their cider by chemicals, will bear in
mind that when they do SO their cider
becomes medicinal tinctaye, unfit for a
beverage, or to use in any way unless pre-
scribed by physician.
4 Cider will keep fit for use much longer
if bottled soon after the vinous fermenta-
tionrhas ceased
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Fall and Winter Ploughing.

All lands not inclined to be wet, may
be pioWed during the fall orwinter, as OPP
portunity ofers--when they are neither
too wet, or too dry-the former tending to
run them into mortar, the latter into hard
clods. BY exposure to ffosts, and to al
formations Of freezing and thawing, stiff
clayey soils are broken down, become
more friable, and easier worked in the
spring. Let the blowing be deep, and
the burrows Tapped 50 as to give as much
surface as possible for the action of the
atmosphere. In the spring roll and har-
row the ground well, 50 as to secure a
thorough pulverization those who take
the proper pains to get their land in or
der, will find their, recompense in it, by
more abundant crops Rural Register.
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sOMBRERO GUANO,

Containing rs to 80 per cent. Bone Phos-
plate Of Lime.
This remarkable article is imported
from SoMBRERo ISLAND, and is unques-
tionably the cheapest and richest source of
Phosphate of Lime known. The whole
Island is bed of this rich material. and
its value to agriculture cannot be over
estimated. 1t is sold in perfectly fine
powder, and is admirably adapted for COM
bining vito PERUVIAN GUANO.
au2-2m
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REESE & cos
Superb Phosphate Of Lime,

This article is tried and reliable. 1t is
manufactured expressly for our sales, I'M
der guarantee and forfeiture Of $1,000, to
be Of given standard. We offer it to con-
sumers for exactly what its name imports,
REAL SUPER or SOLUBLE PHOS-
PLATE, rendered SO by the liberal use of
acid, in compliance with all the condi-
tons required to insure complete solubil-
ity. We therefore recommend this arti-
Gle with confidence. FY
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