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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

From the representations OF certain officers,
lately belonging 10 the 9th Beginners New
York ycignteefs. noyr stationed az S1nss Rosa
Island, who have, for reasons bss. brs'sn ~
,fcrnseiyes, resigned AID come home, IL would
aspear thas conspiracy lad bees SET o9 zoos
70 erect ths removal IS Col. WILSON. for tue
purpose OF making an opening i2r o West
Point officer The nsin,atiOns ane mbre2re-
sensations eusnat.ng frou .these peopser which.
from time to .ime, have found their way isS'
tie newspapers, are obviously desigrs1 for No
other purpose than TO bring disereais upcs
Col. wilson, and eoad him iato tendsT'ng hs
resignation.
We MI kuow low persist9slly some people
haye considered him aud his -ommand rsees Of
worthless fellows, aud how Nnsparingly their
character mas been vilifed True, ri tho
outset there wero few reckless spirits n tsv
regiment, but tbey were ye:y accsptajie as
that time, when Baltimore VS. in arma, and
The road to the tsleaguered ca.ital lay throuse'
dark AID bloody s.oaRd. Under the restraints
Of discipline. these mon are now Not only O-gSe.
but orderly, well conducted SO iiers. Tho 6tbs
REGIMENT was among the hrcs in the tsia.
Months before The tall OF Sumtey. in February
last, Though q lifelong Democrat and q partIsan'
If the Admin stfatioa then in power, when he
s,yv that the South WAS resolved % enter upon,
this lrairieidal conflict, Wilson cAercd his ser
vices T. Gov. Morgan 20 raise regiment TO hsaS
in behalf "a the Union. On the morning tat.
,be Presidents proclamation Tor -, coo men wac
i..ueJ Wilson's call for volunteers appeared
With it in Ito pubic press. And yet this m.scs
no l,ttef-day patros, ever since he has been in,
his countrys service has been obliged to bear
up against A load OF o6loquy most unjust end
unieac.ycd.
In Consequence Of such abuso aud msrepss-1
sentatioB IN New York, Col. Wilson aod hiA
officers sad men have been t'aated slgh..ag~
~ By those who ought to Lac shown them
Kindness and consideration. OF course Saeh
Treatment is Notifying. sad we do aoa
~onder that they bitterly complain of ths
ia.l,ti,e which they bayo sustained az tho
hauas # pretended friends z. home. We be-
.a,e Col. Ul,s8n to be bl-ns, brave, stEclsht-
forward, fair minded man, who means 70 40
hi, duty faithfully, and t. deal justly 81 all
who are brought in contact with him. We
protest, lhc.eiore against ihcse UNDERTAKE. as
saulti upoa his reputation, and call upon those
gho coaspirc for his removal, il they have aay
real caue9 OF complaint, to make Il Known
o,enly. n order TIA. tho charges Gay Os
proved o. gef!.ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

time that tho avam courier of the joint expe-
dition, Gen. Gassett. presS,ts bimsolf to the
people of Vera Cruz to proclaim in the name
of the Queen of Spain that be has come to re-
ooaqpty tho affections of those "who were
4" once our brethren" Does this proclamation,
with ia attendant circumstances, denote
nothing beyond the collection OF tho honest
debts of foreign creditors and guarantee Tor
the future protection Of English, French, ana
Spanish residents Have England aud France
been in the habit of employing Spanish ngen'
cies for the assertion Of their respective rights
Have Castllian 'alor and Castiian wisdom OF
late been held Of such account when interna-
tional disputes srose1 AID are these virtues
Of a Government which has lobg sunk TO
third position 10 tbs conferences Of European
Powers in such request now that it, naval and
military strength must be tasked to lead The
WY in hostile Invasion Of what is deemed in
Euglaod aud France little else than democrat.
lied, helpless, aud bankrupt proyiace'
These are questions we suggeat rather than
attempt to solve But no one can be blind to
tie fact that the SUCCESS of the reactionary
party in Mexico is sought by the allied 10
vaders; that the center and the soul Of that
party is the Church; that the Mexican her
afcby look wistlally in the direction Of a Span
ish protectOrate, Spanish YicerOy, and re-
turn by this means TO the days OF priestiy
supremacy. One of tie prime movers IN tae
plot will naturally be tie inevitable Santa
Anna. Already ia the a;posed President iound
lowering in the neighborhood Of the allied fleet,
ready to take his part when ihn plot has SUI
G.ienly tbickened, and when his services 10
he cause Of oppression can be made OF account /
a. ia former dave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

vigorously fDf itself. generously for the country,
with its own pay and porquistes. A Million
saved in this quarter would be worth many
Millions to the country. If the members could
only BIO induced to begin here, and to make
thorough work with their Pay, Mileage, and
Contingencies, there would be no trouble IN
securing general application of the same
wholesome discipline. If nothing is done 10
this quarter, We fear little viii be done at OIL.
And yet it is little less than treason to hesitate
in such q crisis. Finally,
Congress must be prompt. Whatever is done
must be done quickly. 1t is plaln that The
Union must be saved soon or never. II any
have doubted that the rebels have something
more than tho good viii of European hater'
of Freedom aud Progress, they can doubt no
longer. Tie ostentatiOus aud reiterated pro
testations Of neutrality which reach us from
over the water do not deceive even the utter
ers. Hereditary Arstocracy yearns toward
Hereditary Slavery, and plans its rescue from
impending ruin. Ii one prete1t for interier-
ence will not serve, another VIII be trumped
up. In all Europe, this Republic has no pow
erful aud hearty friend but the iliustIious
emaucipaior of Twenty Millions of selfs. Our
armies are ready for actionj the rebellion is
soon to DO crippled if it is ever to be crushed.
Let Congress resolve to spare nothing to the
nd thsS the next Fourth of Jolly shall see us
nee more n nation united. triumphant, and at
,ehce,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

pretty lot in positroc, her shoulders wei
thrown back. her "little hacds' covering wei
her "mus" and Hoeeper'"-she should be tS'
great central figure o. tho piece. Then poor
Mr.. Fairfax, looking sSeePi'h, prepared iol
punishment. with "ht me again" writtea
upon every line Of bis cOuntsnance; while
Williams, entering like true BritoQ INTO the
spirit of tie occasion, brings in the basins aud
the sponses, and ia ready to hold the lady's
bottle Talk no more about dearth of bis
torical subjects for Che easel! Why, The
Death Of Nelson was nothing to this
Though We are, on the other hand, rather
than elae inclined to The opinion that TO living
painter could do justice to Miss slldelrs
agony" Sir Joshua Reynolds managed
Ugoliuo, but we DO not think that orr whole
National Academy, with the Sketch Cub to-
boot, could adequately portray ibis Maid Of
Newt Orleans in all tho sGbliwity Of Mysteries.
If they are up TO il, oil We have to say is that
they dent reed poster-ofP Paris Medula's
beads to paint from any logger. Williams may
be within The reach OF clever brush, NJ with
ears erect, md admiration driving stupidity
from biz cOua,onance, he stands by speeches.
with qualification, aud large variety Of other
emotions, wondering what this charming young
woman wilt do next. And, finally, . com
panion piece might represent the dishonored
Fairfax reporting to Commodore Wilkes, with
tho m0tto
)" Which vixen ,ie captain coae'd foE 20 hear iS,
BE wss We. much lsioa.sh,d :. wat s-ehsa iore'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

Dispatch, are tbese The Inspector Generals
Of the army are to prepare List of articles
which the suffers may sell, sprituOus liquor
not being allOwed the Brigadier-General, Sur
geoD, QuartermaSter and Commissary Of each
brigade are TO fix the prices of tho articles
for their brigade; in unattached regiments this
is to be done by the Colonel, ant-Col-
onel, Major aud two senior Captains; the
commissioned officers Of each brigade are 10
select one suffer for each regiment; ii the
suier violates any provision o; the regulations
he is to be expelled, and his stock is to be
forfeited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

The meeting Of the Chamber OF Commerce
yesterday was Of more than usual importance.
A memorial to The President, calling for ade'
ouate protection to American commerce, from
Confederate priyateers in Europe, was adopted.
The question Of whether Congress, in its late
amendment ~ the tariff act imposing heavy
duties on certain articles of merchandise, meant
to make it oppIicabi' to goods in bond as con-
strued by the Secretary of the Treasury was
warmly debated, the general conclusion arrived
at being that all tariffs hereto. fore had been eA'
clusively prospective, while this one had con-
trary 10 precedent, been made retrosfoS.'e'
A remonstrance was ordered TO be sent 'ronl
the Chamber against the construction placed
upon the set by Mr.. Chase. Tho ChamDef
also resolved to petition Congress for such
of internal taxation as will sustain
the public credit and form q stable basls Tor
the payment Of interest on the puShc deo''
Near the close of the meeting most unusual
md discreditabie scene occurred between two
IF the members, which at one tine threatened
% eliminate in open hostilitles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

The letter Of Judge Day TO The Hon. Ira
Harris, printed on our sixth page, contains a
lucid ard strong argument against treating
rebel privateers as pifotes. Whatever Opin-
ions individuals may hold, or in whatever d..
rection they may be inclined to look by their
prejudices against disloyalty, it viii bo impos-
sbe for them to avoid givlug some heed to The
weishty words of the Judge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
TIE HELr mAAAnaAn.

10 .is IiiiJro( l.s ~ j. If.tr7s
Sin: IN YOUR article OF tli.s date Upon The
Bel. &. groed" you poaton among Tho Of M co
pointers, chat Of Mr.. Augustus / brown lawyer Of .iah
ayenue. You do rot s.se, how eyer What you yey WI
m M have done that Mr. Grown j. srd has been og msny
yea-s TIE ,sw psrtrtr of A. Oekey HB esq, tho Dis.t
Attorney elect. Another II the Pcraors Mr. Mopts'e
being ths lo,n,rinaw Of incoming Attorney
"a 70 NJ too much IA hla deGEes ~. - expect that NJ
Hal cofcy affiliated be- T. Nth m1ay Of tie pitr IN
foe. III Lave The nerve a. lis pie day sal pursue
ie cagi.c suggested IN your sH,e BY isa,lDs .is IN
into ne circumstances az, udan, Apou tie 9aSse
AID il,ia. alton Of lis bill y
N.p.IIk, Dec. ., 1861.
We hasten 10 assure cur c0Iresp olGenS ths1
Nj suspicious are rs uncallcd for "a they are
unecncrouo. Ii there is ore aualty upon which
Mr.. Hall prd,s himself Are.o elothcr It Is
his s.nglcncss of purpose IN everything within
bis sphere OF duty. We admit that there would
DO great force in the suggestion Of our corre-
spondcns, AZ applied to tho ,niirmlies Of good
many people, bat those who know the new
Distlict- Attorney would never dgeam that h
lacked the nec,o" to do anything. True, in TIM
instance in,er,ot and friendship may pull StroDg
j. ~ !he one sid0, but when duty ie atIsye,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

Tie report which was in circulation yester-
day morning that Gen. Mcclellan had died, or
was at the point Of death, was entirely untruei
no has at no time been in danger, and viii in
Few days be again in the field; even now he
attends 10 the business Of his Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

All letters for regiments in Gen. Sherman's
command, whether stationed at Port Royal
Beaufort, Otter Island, Tybee, or elsewhere
should be addressed to Port Royal, ana viii be
forwarded from that .Post-Ofhee TO all points
where troops have been sent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

against them. rbo can doubt which course Ia
will tike'
In justice to Ex.(sO,. Clark, we print ID.
following note from freNd'
10 he Editor Of TIE " T. Tribune
SIR; Among the eoposto ofths B, y Hh'rosd esni q
Cak, probably ui,print for M,ron H. Ex-Governor and
real ate dealer "a Wall street" Whsle. me name !.
mpnted or not 10 lot sDOw bat do kLo W tos IL nos
intended the xGoveraor who Is ia novice Interested In
any esiss iye schemes spd sm ciedoy inform " .aa me
neishbor Ofshe Lon d. C. LtdeOhn. Please g ss. he
Dss. 3d. 1891
Mr.. Clark b.. sent US the following letter
on tne subject:
10 n. Fi,,y Of ss T. Tribune.
sls Ny .er,ioa L ,een called faur -Aisr',i IN ys+
witch IN giving tn. aud location e the porsto 10
the giant, you "nypu Cart probsoy s.ngm, tm
hyT0n n, ex-CosoEhd esd seal es.aso de4.a 4" wal
r. nil m. to So thu, >,u sr,sken IN Jour ,uapOsiou
that ana tbs peson intended lave not been fs rtuFs's
unfortunate have ineret IN any kinz AsIsr
g Do With TO sail,cad s'aot PossA II sa ' W.
''''' 0''''S' ys ,1;i re- pec,fauy. yor-s
MlB0N n. CLARK
nr. janice s. Sluyter writes to assure US
that Mr. FieA was in no way Connected wiS
him in this remarkable grant, or course, shs
ASSURANCE was unnecessary, but we p-in1
Mr. sluytcr's letter herewith, merely promising
that our reference 20 sbe fact that NJ. Slnytc'
was the law partner of Dir. Field way not do
signed to cast any odium upon the later, but
solely sor the purpose OF identifying Mr..
Sluyter:
10 The Editor IF -. s.. y. 2yibnss.
SIR. la sour article Of Thu m5rss yg designstJ mo
among tire grantees Of the Drlt Ra.sei" A. James
slayter, law partner Of David Dudley i'sld"
Jhs wosd 10 Epy tEs BIZ FLED las some iate ~
IN the grant hgvo been Ls law ,Htnes Tor tse -,
,ielt mo- he aud while held that eI~ hs had hothiq
etsyes DO vii, my interests n reroSs ana hs- not nS
since. ,,.
thought myself TIE best judge @, what crceEned myself
Nj f-'d and has rot Detn in'etsssa
u tla ray other roloat ssnty d4lecy p. ihof
srtI, riced Il III he lad k7oWlecevt the oil con.
r1s this glsut - ny interest IN uDtk ni1e la ihuo
~ 20 lar. lanes & SLUYTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

Tbss constant organ of the Dcmoststc party.
Ire PhHaadPiia Ledger, argues agasst The
wholesale conf cation OF property 10 The ro-
yoltcl slageho.ding States, and adda
There grand eScel on 70 his ani that TIE 'ond'
on or eon,rltards regces Nhoie rNoFf sre 10 oms
vas, he Government ard the leascn Why this e On eNoep
lion = manifest II 10 seize say naa ard eonssc's
every tsbel LWsDg. 4 would al ID osy motive to con-
auo tho YAK +, hopes tEgt icEccs hsius WON hs
oases ga .,al Might re recovered But eseh slave OF -
set feis e, halj. e.sl to bic uaser snd tAe i.'
reoy.ni any number Of gch would be perfectly hofe.s.
We thus 1t on,e aks hu m.onl 4 friends no know s
country A. eau bug underground fomsioa who ',oas
"a ,ie would keep "a fully posted where "hoe' sse0'
We s.o without Information fi.nds la hostile - "n-
Known land we also deprive 'As war (which wa 0eSoa
CIV e., advance raoss utioEs!iy tas 'sssa'- OF
eoJlre) e any object, ead the or'y 'urPof'' o. ID"
var Of lhc endrs usans"
This is sound doctrine, aud when Il IL ut'
tered By such journal as Tie ledger TIE
friends OF the Repablic may wee % encenf-
aged. The world moves, aiser a2; and the'e
is reason to hope chat the people oil the uH''Sa
States may SEQ the means II their saNasSh
from national destruction before it Is too Ia-e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

Mr.. Ely arrived in this city last night and
held en- informal reception at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel, where be was greeted b. on enthusiastic
crowd He made short address, shook
hards generally, and then retired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

Mason and slidell left their quarters at Fort
Warren on Ne@.Year's Day, and on a small
-sieam-tug were taken down to Proyineetowp,
where they were put on board the British
war vessel Rinaldo, for England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
Bnsness Notites.
THE RECENT FIRE IN BROADWAY.
BukSise OF hSGEasS's phUG-Sros


M..srs HKkKlNG Co. No. l5l Broadway, New .York'
GENTLEMEN The HERkiNGs PArSST CHAMPION sAFs
which bought Of two years ago has Dten iec
cred from the ruus OF Hegenan Co.'S Drug store no el
Broadway which eAtHely destroyed by hs On SUNDAY
morning last, the cd met. ,,,--
We occuIied the entire upper part OF The oudinS a.
snulacoly Of pepper boxes aud aieeoon Tor papers and
cards We had large amount OF mBtenel on hand and the
sDemnable OF the df1gs stored TIE three toors be-
low sde very hot FIRE. Az book. Insurance policies
end other valuable pspCs beside small amount OF money
vere locked up IN your PATKyT SAVE. Ibe Safe stood on
che second focr the II the buOing 0rd Tel VITA
the ruins OF the bildDg into the cellar below. where
& lay Undecided until O'Clock lps evening period OF one
10 add that cur books papers aud al completely
preserved end the entire contents Of Your Safe TAXI
out this morning, almost biish. when put
them 10.
We have selected another HEnPlNGs CBAsPfov saPs to
lock ben in aud sa olwJs take pleasure Ia
Ing then TO our friends Coz
EgBISsHAus 4 ZoLLIS9ER.
EET.YoEK. Dec. 27. 1861.
HRRnIEh's PATENT CHANPi0v FIRE Pnedp sAPgs
lie most reliable Erity from hie now knows.
HRHEiNG's CHAMPION BURoLAR.PROOF SAVES, lined with
tisERiSG fLOYDs ERw PATENT " CRYsTALIzED IROEh-
the obty metal which be drilled Also DWELLING
AoU'E SAYEs for silver Pste, private papers &C. Some q
ssot hnish as an ornament to the paEor dlpg
~. sECOSD HAND SAFES.
variety OF makes having taken Ia psi pay Tor
"HsaEiEGs' Will Do sold cheap.
HgRRIrs 4 Co,
No Rjl Broadway, New York
fARBEI, BERklNG Co, PhilsdeiphiA.
HEKrINS L Co, CbicsgO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

We print elsewhere letter concerning ito
recent communication Of Mr. Piatt with refer
ence TO tho charges against Gen. Benban.
Although these charges have been put aside b.
Gen. Mcclellan, and although, therefore, it is
DOT altogether necessary to discuss them, yet
Ia the cose of an officer Of Gen. Benham's
influence and merit, We cannot deny the re-
quos. Of bis friends 10 dciead him against every
aspe-sion whatever Of TINS nature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

We are sorry to find Chat tho opinion pre-
walls among intelligent raen that England means
to make war upon the United States, and thas
ii ono pretext for it vii not serve another VIII
certainly be found.
We trust this will prove 70 DO mistaken
opinion; but at any rate it ia cur plain dn'y
nat to lose a moment in crushing the rebel
lion. That is to say. let as strike at rs hears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

In an entertaining letter from st. Louis our
special correspondent gives sketch Of Gen,
Hailock's manner of dispatching the private
business of those who call upon him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
s(etp:llprk daily Gribn9la
THURSDAY. JANUARY 8. 1869.

Our Fortress Monroe correspondent gives OIL
entertaining account Of the discovery AID ex-
emination off female spy and traitor wi had
come from the South under o Gag Of tr..e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

The reported fight at Paducab, KY, onceru-
iog which it was so difficult to Obtai any de-
tails, turns out to have been no fight st aii,
sud there were no details TO send.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

The Secretary Of The Navy has given great
olcneo TO the workuien employed in the Gov
eminent Navy-Yards, BY requiring them 10
labor the s1lue number Of hours for the wages
current in private establishments outside; and
n consequence Of his distatsiui order, strikes
nave occurred ia the Brooklyn, CharestowD,
ud Portsmouth Yards. Why mechanics III
,ioseYBment service should work fever houro
at higher rates Of compensation chan their less
fortuna q fyllcw-wciAEea outside, is more than
Ne csn divine IN tnaes BIKE thcse, the Gov
<rnacnt i. bogld 10 exercise rigid economy;
and though ,h.s 10 but small beginning, yet
i is in t.e r,shs direction. Ii there are aay
r.en wdo feel ihcmselyos 20 much aggrieyed by
de ord'r Of Tire Secretary as to refuse TO WORK
llder IT, We DONE Delieye there will be ans
Glraiy 10 filing their patriotic pacea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
IMPORTANT FACTS.

ocnsso, wHtn. for sy months Is done ehesper with
Gold Pens than with See. PeHs therefore, 1t is eeonemy 70
sss Gold Pens
The Gold Pen remains unchanged by years OF continued
wko the Pen 10 changing by corroson snd
therefore, perfect uniformity Of writing Is obtained only
BY the Of the Gold Pen.
The Gold Pes always ready and reliable While the Steel
Fen muss be often condemned and seeoted there
there great saving of time in the the Gold Pen.
Gold capable of receiving any degree Of elasticity 5s
'hc Gold Pen exactly adapted to the hand Of the writers
therefore the o. the h.nd and not injured
snown TO be the by tho o. Stee Peas
See The fec s mIsn,ieE than tbs Sword 10 another
column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

When. at the Presidents dinner to- Prince
Napoleon, Fre.Oh naval officer told ono o'
our mo4. distiugsshsa Americaa commOdores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

~. Vil.on yesterday introduced ip'o thu
senate ais bid for BE appointment AID roga.
ht,n q suffers. Tue uain features cf rae
-, nal,L - .psu IA III. ia ols Washiu 2tol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

HAPPY NCw-YEAR, lS62.-Ladies, we wish
you all happy NewYesT aud Teurs you sincere thanks
FOR the Kind and oes patronage tended toward % for the
past hoping by strict steAtou 10 business ant selling
good srclcs moderate pices, 10 merit continuance VI
ycur favors, With ressect, MILLER Co,
Ne. 3S7 Canslst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

HERRIyG 4 Co,
No. RJl Broadway, New. York
FARRELL. BERsiNG 4 Co, Philsdeiphis.
HRknINS & 20. Ctirsro.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

TRUssEs.-MARsH & Co.'S RADICAL CURE
TRusS, No. veey.st. All kinds Irusses, Supporter
military Shoulder Braces and Abdominal supporter com
on ed Elastic SlocknE and Mechanical appliances Tor De
fornities. A female attends ladies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

VENIsoN HAUNCH LON, or SADDLE, at retail,
re per 10. DAVID H. CLARK, Washington MaIkei Fulton
~. aide fish msIke.i
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-11

FUTURE HoUsE-KEEPERs.-We sometimes
catch ourselves wondering how many of
the young ladies whom we meet with are
to perform the part of house-keepers, when
the young men who eye them so admirably
have persuaded them to become their wives.
We listen to those young ladies of whom we
speak, and hear them not only acknowledge
ing but boasting of their ignorance Of all
household duties as if nothing would so
lower them in the estimation of their friends
as the confession Of an ability to bake bread
and pies, or cook q piece of meat, or dis
position to engage in any useful employ
ment. Speaking from our own recollec-
tions, we are free to say that taper fingers
and lily hands are very pretty to look at
with young mans eyes, and sometimes we
have known the artless innocence of prac-
teal knowledge displayed by young Miss
to appear rather interesting than otherwise.
But we have lived long enough to learn that
life is full of rugged experience, and that
the most loving, romantic and delicate peo-
pie must live ON cooked or otherwise pre-.
pared food, and in homes kept clean and
tidy by industrious hands. And for all
the practical purposes of married life it is
generally found that for a husband to sit
and gaze at a wife's taper fingers and lily
hands, or for wife to sit and be looked at
and admired, does not make the pot boil or
put the smallest piece of food therein.