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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-11

Tnoa PIsr's PE,a.--The D,arcr Macs Of the
fh says that a cord Of iron pyrites jue crushed by
Ice, Judd 4 Lee at Black Hawk Pom, yielded
4 ,624, estimating Tie gold at az per ounce. Tie
proprieiors Of he vein known Bob'al, No. ~
spent E. 600 it before they realized cent. They
are now down no feet.
s new mill known ~ the s.. Clair wac started ~
BucksAin Joe on the 1t int., aud from y cords OF
quartz from ;be Allen Lead there war retored s53l
IN gold. II was thought hat the mill would do
better after settling to lie work. b. Ibis also is an
extraordinary yield, and may noi be rarsllelod N
many months.
letter Of The 18th inst, from Colorado Cry the
new Capital Of Colorado Territory thus describes that
,Oung metropolis:
colorado City ID situated near the geographical
center Of Tho Territory Immediately Ut the brse Of
pke's Peal, and about neveniy miles sOutb Of
bepyer. The town occupies n basin or plateau OF
lard on the Fountain qui Bouile Rivera mos, de-
iglifnl situation. Il contains between three hun
drrd and four hundred inhabitants, with Numerous
vacant hoIses, though the latter ore rapidly filling
ID win people atiraeicd h.her by the idea 81 living
In the metropolis O. the Territory. IL contains two
sOrea three saioOus. d school hOuss (which Is also
ussd ~ a church, "a blacksmith shop, the prOpfie-
tor Of which i 70 exceedingly yious may To Lord
Sam, or Sunday; ,ailor shop several physlclgn.
Judge Wagner ~ County Attorney, and I'll tho
es &c orat Of young gnd thriving town. lie p)pu-
atlon Of The toHn, az fr.seL,, II 10. - &on.ive
- might Do desired, but the late aee,s-
,i,ns are OF ohaml'er tLat there viii
undoubtedly be Il great increase at The piOre, Time
puiins the afternoon visited Ito famous m.neiul
srfnes which, % ~ he tribes OF lndant ior ages
,as, have been the pool o. Btihcsll-iho holy
aers, with power 70 heal al the diseases th' losh
/ heir 10. In lhar frequent hits they exhibit hei
arl.itudc 10 the Great Spirit, Who resided within
= e vu,srs by Oh he ceremonies and incauail ns
rs ar to each tribe such Us prctrlins thea sells -
I, fore ite yesciDy surface, aud hrOwi1g i-iO 1t
tLeir most valued trmkcs. Tie idea OF their CAS- J.
NO powers ia DO. alone confined % tie unta,or q
.s,ace. bu, inds many believers among he whites.
onto p nun.ner were there from s,aucc, rriy iag
mon the medicinal virtues vi tho spEings, WHICH. n
lose proximity, presents all ID, peclart.es oi the
Sarscga, and are equal, Il not odper.or, 70 my on
liz continent
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yrLEGKAPHiC ACHIryEHEsT.-On Last Saturday
..yeuina, as "A result # some experiments By The
orerators, salt Lake Civ, Ufah, ana Boston, Mas,
Worked directly, steadily and wtfcu' Interruption
toleiher Tor nearly an hour. The route ea9aol was
ell. omaha City, Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh,
Philadelphia, aud NeW-Yora. Further eApennents
cgIl be made his week, ia which Halifax, n. $,
Iii be pnt Ia augmentation with SAT- Lake City
Il ID Sau Frau..oo With the appliances now avail
ale lhele o. 4lns 10 be 10 rca-on WY Mr. Nadrs
Ian Tor pl 1ing San francisco and Ncw.i ORR Ia d.
,ct aud tsursnent connection with each other may
ao 20 sery soon perfected and put - io'te'
lC'eolagt Herald
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LATESI.-IBy Telegraph to Qaeenstorn.l
PARIS, Jun. 2t.-Tbe ofening OF tho French
Chamber, takes place 10 Rorrow, when II Is ex-
pecltd hat tie Emperor Napoleon VIII make some
state rnent about America aud Rome.
Tue French papers conclude, from the attitude Oh
the Englirh press that the Trent affair was only
pr.text for war, and that England wants TO iorce
The blockade CT The southern ports.
The Paris Temps, in replying to the assertion that
the bloc kads OF the Southern ports ia ineteciu' re-
cal that come Russian sbips the blockade Of the
Baltic IN 1851, ~ now Lappens 1T Charleston.
The Opialon Nat,onaie blames the semi-oficial
French papers f)r their hdA. Southern ,ympsthies,
acd Gays that England would become dangerous 10
France If Ameri were weakened.
The Constifgt, onn<i of the Goth says that the
Mexican General Almone in now in Belgium, pur-
-uing u negotiation for placing the Archduke Maxi
milan on the lbrone Of Mexico.
Gen. Almonte will accompany the French Expe-
diiou 20 Mexico.
The Myl,teur says that the bin for the optional
conversion OF the four or cent stool into three per
cent stock has been submitted TO the Council OF
ate.
81. PtTFRsBURG. Feb. 26.-An Imperial Ukaae
is published permitting Jews to enter every branch
of the Stale service permitting JeTish merchants
TO reside anywhere snd granting other concessions
20 the Jews.
RAGus,, Jan. 26.-The insurgents have rejected
the anisesty offered them by Quar- Pasta. Hosuli-
ties have recommended Ia consequence.
COPEsHAGTS, Jeo. 26.-Ihe Kings Road WA
opened with Royal speech. He hopes that the iie
between Hostein and o.her portions oi tLe ained dom
" III he renewed, although be bad failed ~ elect
tlis up 10 the present zine. The accounts 81 the
resistance Of tie IIolslein and Federal Diet 10 the
negotiation concerning l0lslCin continue sai-iac'
cory. and solution VI tie question II shortly a.
pec,cc schlrswig lie t. obtain freer development
when The danger Of foreign intervention passes
AWAY.
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The Minis,ef o. state bus declared IN Congress
TINT Snnin would demand rpafalIOn .fom Mexico
ON account of tho war Of independence. |. WAS
,lso stated that Spain had received no Official CON.
nlnici.,ion respecting my further resolution 81
France and England in reference 20 MoXi1o. Uo
concluded by r.y ing thai SPAN would hiingiy sup
uorL the Interests VI Mexico.
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The Times Yet Against Interference
GEORGE THOMPSON AGAINST nh. MASSEY
THE SUMTER STILL AFLOAT.
France Yet in Trouble about Rome
POLITICAL BENEFITS FOE JEWS IN RUSSIA.
HALIrAx. Monday, Feb. 10, 1869.

The steamship America, which left Liverpool at
p. m. on The 25tb, and Queenstown on the 18th, ar
rived at this port last evening at O'Clock, and called
again for Boston at midnight. She has &c passengers
and 90 400 in sIecie.
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prussia.

4 hin hos Ieen introduced by Government rcgu
lsioo ropi,terial responsibility, according to wlich
he lIght of impeachmeut can only be e1trc@d by
both House, conOiniiy.
A ruptufe was anticipated between the Prrssian
Government AID the Archbishop Of Posen, who, In
letter TO the Minister Of PuDhc "of"hip, de'ehHi
me national altituoo assumed by his oouutrymen.
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ton Of the budget, confirming hl! powers ia Fusd
Pssba, ss Grand Vizer md Minister Of Finance.
Toe ex-MiuistSr Of Finance has beet prved OF
his decoration aud is 10 be tried Tor ualyeIaton-
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CITY ITEMS.

CENTRAL PARE.-It will be well for the public to
recolIect that MI notices Of skating or other matches
other exhibitions, the Park, unless promulgated
by the authorities of the Park are the invention of
persons having especial objects TO serve. The Park
Commissioners intend to maintain the Park an or.
DERBY place Of Amusement and recreation. and will
see TO it that none of these Unauthorized matches or
prize operations take place TO the prejudice of perfect
order AID decorum, or TO the Inconvenience OF the
general public. When any entedtaiument Of special
interest to the public lie contemplated Que notice will
be given by the proper authorities
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EAIL lIP.-

BALL UP.-SRATEs from 20 cents to S25.
IN ihs Skating line ercap. pond sui. every
body, st tie " CEsIKAL PGsR SkArE ENF0RfrN"
COsoygR WALKss, No. "A BrosdwsY.
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A YoJSG MANS BEST CAPITAL IS his
HrAD To bno how I. TO the bes, sdgetsge "a
careful examination at Fowler WELLS, yS bresewsy
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INDIA CHINA Nc.


The Calcutta and On IN maIs left Malta for MAJ
eeilles on the 22d. Additional telegraus have been
received.
CALcuTTA, Dec. 30.-Facilities have been afforded
by tie Government for opening ont Indian export
and cotton trade Shirtings dull and declining. Iu.
dieo active, but unchanged. Exchange, 2lCs.
tTei. bic advancing.
CINToS. Dee. I4-Shirtings dull, and unchanged
Twist advancing. Tea frm, and unaliered. Ex-
change, 3D. ti.her. Canton 10 resuning It's former
importance as place of trade.
SHANGHAI, Dec. ALARM Is nc longer felt here
on account Of the rebels. Ningo is reported to be
invested by them. Tea declining. SILK active, but
drooping. Exchange unshered. Tie japan news
IS satisfactory. Cochin China s6yic,s say that the
French hsd taken possession Of Rulo Candore.
LoSDos MoSrf MARKEr.-fnnds were dull On
the 24th, snd Coasols fell l.l6as. There wac q
slight increase 10 tie demand for Discount, but the
general rate continued a2i
John Forbes Il Co., wholesale warehousemen In
London, have suspended. Liabilities unknown, but
the assets ale believed to be comfortable.
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LIS EYF.Srs PERDus.-Tbis interesting reg
iuen, composed of French dare-devis, under
command OF Col. Comfort, announce that they sre
sbou, 10 leave for the Of war but before their
departure they will pay their respects to sNew-fork
audience, on Monday evening mex. by theatrical,
zoe d, and military entertainment, at tbe Academy
Of Music. On the 18th they give military ard
fancy dre~ bail, for the beuctt Of the reein.cnal
fund
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TAsMASY SocIrTr.-The Council Of Sashems Of
this Society met yesterday at Tanmany hall present
the Hon. John Kel y. the Hon. Isaac Bell, Henry
Vandewater, the Hon. James b. Nicho son, tho Hon.
Wil,on Small. TbOs. Dunlap the Hon. r. b. Con-
molly. Douglas Taylor, n. J. Waterbury, and Geo.
f. Baldwin,, and proceeded to ballot for Grand
sacben to iill the vacancy occsoDed by the death of
Col. VIM. ID. Kennedy. On the third ballot, Nelson
J. Waterbury received the unanimous vote Of the
Sachems, and vas thereby elected Grand Sachem.
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"UEADQUARTEKs."-T0 learn what 70 do
with your bad % the very best advertsge obtsin eu
Phrenoioglcsl Rxzlirstion at FOWLER WELLss No ~
Broadway.
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iAdyeTti,emsn.
fhtNNA ~ 49,
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FoR 1892.

Ills poyll. ANScAL 4 now ready
Puce T. cents; T. copies for ic0 copss. &c postass
paid b. Eaprsv ~ pr 10 Cash ordsss collected
con ,uYpl, numbers Il tie TrbIu- ADansc fos
years 49, o 100 1851 1883 1889. lG6g. i9 P..cs -
cents = ret paid Adife,s TFs TAIRCAE. New YoEk
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TiRL TALLGRAPH.-A petition has been b .nsd 10y
nearly one lalf q the fremeD, requesting tho Com
mon Council to place in the various lre.engin., hose
and hook-and-laGler Aoses, apparatus slar TO thoi
Ised IA the bel-,owers and in the Chief Eugnser
o'Gce. II i believed that by this improvement nosi
Of ihe large telIs ean DO partially dispensed wifhi
tnas he remer can have better AMI quicker alaru's
aua tst saving Of come $50 900 Indirectly charge
sole 70 Tue Ei.o Department, can be made.
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BIZ Teleg-arL 10 Qne.a.,orn.

LWERTooL, Sunday. -COTr0S-The sales u Cot
zoo o- sauI5-y e.ch,d 500 bse' Including co. to 'p,e
1laOro md srP.rrr 1o usset e,o,ed qae; Nilol lny
st-r,ficn IN grota'o ns.
BRr.psrrJT-Ths rarssl l. dul. rltA rdownwsrd ten
doucy.
PG0fisfoSs.-Th. Provision nsksi continues heavy.
LonnoS saI lay syrn.ngo onsclt closed A. ~ 1l iOr
money.
HAyEs C0rr0, nsAkKr.-TL, ,als. Of Cotton for he
veek ~ Lse. Orleans Tres OitusTe. TO n Bss
l.e a. lhr iGs dol ard tuOiai1 have rceted 90
r. Tho tfrct II Cotton a. port suouuts 20 ScD h-ls
Pans tstsfdiy The Dt.is ish1u. Reuies IN
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fAiyertisementt

B.RNrM's NAME has charm abb il which
sr.cs everything aud marvellous II one wonder szs
iu isioc., another igrns up and pest" tn world IL
stog tor sARNuss t9 the last strange sight Instance The
almost Wild sntha,iism to CoNNoDOgE NrTf there, the
smsllest DgNf The word has evos beh..G
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Ftez ~ FrIYFnIn STREsr.-.h 0 ci'sA ~
ebay morning lire broke out ia the oaAum ticoi!
Oh George straou. IN Fniy.hfa street. rear Secohl
avenue. The damage 70 tLe stock ana maS 20
amounted TO about s. 900 Injured IN The -. MaiH
md WinlmgLurgh insnaLcc 0o~paaeS' Ice
lui ding ~ owned ~ Ill. osta'lo0' lie @"e Vi
| De Ire Is lOt known.
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CHEAP Voon IN Iowa. fsiend wrl;es fro'a
'Charles City lchaneed fro n s.. Chsr,efl, FLOYD
Co.. Iowa better change tAe uame Of The county
al,o). under date * 81. l6, 10 allows,
"Pl,ces ve-y ioN w.c,t 81 cssts poss ABOUT :
100 t'1ils, and Other tai- p proportion Fsntla
lsls Di-l,ko a. raia sran AMI sak 70 "a r.
81 so.i,s l4I caitle~ AID IS. scy sa-.f. Al -,e K
gGcga Of thsia J. ~
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fAdyertissrieutl

AuycrtiseTert
TIE Co,roNs due the 10Th inst. on the {. 3.
Treasury Notes will be csshed innsdiies urea
presents:ion 10 THOMPSON BRorHsRs.lNo. Wslst.
The HiGBgsr PRgSIUs p,id for SPECIE by
THoGPsoS BRoIBxss, No. Wslet
USIrrp STATES TRsssuRy NoIEs bought and se.d by
TIOaFsOs BROTAgAs No V l-se
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ARREST OF A saopLryryn-El,zas Smith. All

ARREST OF A SHoPLiYTgR Eliza Smith, alias
Madame Leon. vent In THE a. Rogers Ra,m nd
cb~rs ia Fulton street yesterday ard uuder petense
desiring purchs some ntsoons proceed~d .nins
the stoch IN order ia ns'e the pfope secona In ihe
Of hrr nssacs of the crts ssw her ~
ct- aud psr OF psntsocus beneath her
cloak. He Rforuaioa police
srr-.ted The good. found her pc soa She was
soue istri before JGstice Connolly the Tobs Po
lice Court and BY bin committed for a charge OF srauf
larceny. The accused L. we'll L, to the Police.
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LOSS OF THE BARK ANNIE BUCKNAM on
DnlTnN

Capt. Leiayer OF The bark Annie Bueknalr,
abandoned at sea- reports: Len Queenslown Dee.
~, with q cargo Of COAL bound to shaBsbse. Dec.
-, lst. IS long. Il A.. experienced heavy gale
from s. s. T., during which shipped e heavy ser,
which stove tulwarks, boAt, plank shear; wssLet
overheard everything movable about .cksi sprung
a leak, aud hove the yessel on her beSm enl- Dee
70, tue Hamburg bark Mercurius, from Hamburg;
British brig Success, from Liverpool for Baha, and
Pfussian blrk Burgomeister, from Sunderland, foS
New-York, hove in sight, and took OF the crew. tis
captain and mate were taken OF by the Mercurius;
the steward cook, carpenter and four seamen by the
Success, and four seamen by the Burgomei,Ier.
Capt. Leiavier and mate were subsequently, trans
ferred to tie Mechlsnburg chip MecAienburg, and
brought 10 THE port.
The Annie Bucknsn was bgilt in 1850; il $50 tu,a
register, and owned by j. s. Coolidge, y. Smith AID
Others, at Boston.
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--An agricultural laborer died lately IL pe'y'.
slire, vglaud, aged 100 Yeas soh WA' A'''''-'
Is fuyegal Was 10 !eaIs VII
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CAPTURE OF RECEIVER or Sr0LgS Goops
AsD BuReLas.-Oa Sunday pigh. Ds, . ives Fsey snA
u"-c' " ceet+d To the house No "a Vaodewsr street.
occuprd by Mary McCormck receyef of stolen eoois
Shs- ,h-s sn'i-d j. In Anderson rh,rge Of burg All
ONLY breaking Into tho 81 tech McCs No edss
se't nve ago and robsing Of coDside able property
OF vsue ie orcrrs also recovered portion Of ~. soiea
od' sno numerous articles which had stolen recently
Lon ne store Of Beard. Hunt Co.. No 5T3 so ldwsy.
were locked up. ~ -
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SRNIeLE LEGISLATION ~ DtLAwARE.--A bill
l. 70 be introduced into the Lfgiisture Of Delaware
70 abolish Slavery in that state by this bill Il Is
divided that all slaves over IS years Of ago sball
te need within 20 dsys after i. becomes law; al
onoer % sha become free reaching that ngc; all
naies born after tho Til becomes law are 20 be
slaves I'll they ore y and females iii they are l5
~" ah oiayefy il 10 CeaSe after January !, iNlS
iNeae prov isioub are made conditional upon tlia,
.lI COnSfess I'd. at H. Iresent reftiOn, engage
- pay 10 Tie State OF Del ware in bonds ~ the
Ohi'el S,aiea, beariZ interest a. tie rate Ci six
ici hIm yer annum, the sufn ol sJGo 900, in ten
am laI in''al'mers, 100000 20 be payable on some
Gay Oei"fe me lfsi day of September, 1867 10 esab
lsh iund lOi ecoiirg ul and isf coinpeusai 10
ne o% hcs Ci slaves " fhali have Lecn Invested
Of thelr property BY force Of The act IN questiOn
Dci4"hIc N"D, lcc'iunB 20 tho CcusuB Of III Z,
1879 slayes. ara The suio sked % Corgiess for liz
gradual em4nd. alton amounts 10 $50 head. which
+, o fair price. The WimiagtoH R,D.Lji.gn t..,.
tha. many Of the largea. tlayehold,s arc M fav,r
Of this bill and That many OF The Shareholders
would gladly exchange their slayea for money.
which tIoy could nee al rayiaen; loo their land, aud
Contemplated improvements
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THE WASHINGTON F,MILY.--The old engraving
entitled, The Washington Family" has been pho
tograpbed by ID. Appleton & Co. for the owner, 10
aid Of the volunteers. The engraving WAS published
in the year 1888. 1t is rare and interesting, repre-
senting ,be General and Lady Washington, with the
Custis children. There are two sizes-ons album
size, % cents; larger size, Is cents.
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Loss of ruF BARK ClrIzES.-The brig irtie,
Cspt. Elingwood, arrived on Friday Eornng from
Palermo, reports:
On the 81 inst. wa W IN oxen f,,hoys y atsr
of Barnegst, and was blown OF; lbs. .oreyI-d md
s,h, sails. Jan. 90. n, lO a. H., while under Three
reefed topssis aud siormstay sail during gale from
weetwar1, Fay BARI bearing h. y. W, or fsihef
abe I'd Of us, and al Preached raN her coie.'
,et in distress fhe lying TO under lee clew Of nL-
iopeail and main spencer AZ II TasS close nuue
her lee and fond il 20 be the bark CIV -, y an'
from NeW-lorA, fox Aspin~al; i bi0Ila6 E ~
coull ne, fpcak Jim. The bark rolled her 81. ~
ander water, v tn heavy let. srw soinethlng WAY
The matter, aud BY giving and rs'las 'Ss' 'C Iera
nc ~, ho,"rJo,, lime sacceeded in saving tia
eleven q an 9ad I ,s r tqS t e ~ 5Pyq
80 ,rebssSed 6areiootei and in lis st,rl sleeves
Tha board and lo,ss "g ne h St
~ in LAT. 3so AZ, long. go Is. Icy b. tha
wreck al night bgs on ths n9r'ssg Of The :, IL J,
coni no. see her. She wac 'eesi a., 50 uuct 'h's
,e r,nrs could not keep her free, and she indolo.
etly snnk through the nigh.
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4 M,N-oF-WAR's -MAv ATTTsPTs TO CON.Ir
SCIciDE.-0n Sunday evening, George Osuyn, q
.ilor belonging 20 the United States sloop-of-war
Richmond, now at the Nsvy-Yard in Brooklyn, hsv-
ing taken leave Of Lie ship came over 10 this city to
see Lie newly married wife. He Represented that be
bid got leave Of absence for u hours. and thst 10
wss sick. His wife, residing ut No. 20 James street.
wen, ont about o'clock and when she returned
.horlly after found hfr hurbaud writing in pain, and
vomiting severely. sho put her hand in his pocket
10 get a cke-handtsrchief. where che found a
paper marked POISON" portion Of the conients Of
which be had swallowed. The police were notified
immediately, and Officer Monntjoy had him COZ
veyed 10 the srniion-IIouse. When be arrived there
he appeared 10 be dead.
IL the absence Of any surgeon or physician, CAP.
Thorne applied various re-lorasyes and antidote-,
and succeeded in bringing abont some evidences Of
lie. II WIS discovered tia, the patient had
swallowed quantity Of tugar-of.lead, with
intent TO put end to bis life. A. a late hour DR..
Waterman arrived 81 the siaiion-house, and admin
is;ered some medicine which had restoring e'iec,
upon he sailor. His wife remained with him IN the
s,aion-houss throughout Tie night and in the nom
ing Officer Momjoy returned him on board the
Richmond.
Tie cause which he assigned FOR the attempt to
shorten his life wss, that having been recently mar
ried, the boy, on board the ship fooled with him
IN reference 20 the circumstance. He aid he was
not afraid to fight fer hs country, but he did not
want TO light 1" in she Richmond crowd" Ike IL ~
years OF aye. lie IL indebted to the zeal Of Capt.
Thorne aud Sergeant Deliny Of the Fourth Precinct
Tor the preserysnon Of Ills life.
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TALES OF THE POOR.
E,Sf,oy If tn, A. V Tr,hxns


SIR; IL is not with the intention Of asking aid FROM
your readers the, request the Assertion Of this note ss
o.kd ad r Ugh yorv !uns that ~ not rsce'r
porp, and liberal ,poH But desire inform poriio.
Of people how smother portion live. THIS story Of
poor family made by sickness end want Of empioymeet
They a. Americans. lie Ia mechanic, with five children.
ten months rid Four Of these bsve had smalgoI
Gently aud thry have often been withous ire ford his
Nin-r Ga Thursday eveEiri Of the children N, n
the House Of Industry and modesiy sk.d f.r yaf Of
bread and carried It home. The mother 'sd ihs, dy ny
chi den he'd nong to ca. until received the oef and
divided St set~eeD hem srd put them ned" The follow
morning plrdxe cradle Quilt and bsr ls d,ng tiers
fetcoat for ~ ~ith ch she bought two eiyc' OF
bread oud- Of wood Tee Society Tor 81 lief II the
Poor her 50 with which she bought 81 y ho1l
esbde, She will buy &c worth u pork rios ard So
Of postoe. ard turn p and make stew snd IN this
thew persons will from rsdsy I'LL MoGdey.
The /, snd now and then gets .hrs 20
Ike for Sc apiece. The cannot enlist not being able
bodied The mother Lss eked ving and paid rent thOs.
She psgned on
Dec IA gown for... 50 Ian. I5QDlt for... 50
Dec SJ-Clohrs 6J Jan i1Chiids CLONES. ~
JSu. 6-Petc9st... g. jan l6-Prtticoat 50
jan 7rTuck 81 Jan 1THbe ciuth..... =
Jen as iswL...... ~ Jsu 2cUn e shir'....... ~
Jan lC-Frock........l collar 2l-Sak &c........ 81
Jaa l0-IJre.......... i8i ,an 3l-Crane quilt, 30. IL
THIS not Il tDerng specially caused by 'he ar
b., such quite familiar 10 these who ss, anorg ne
poor. d. bAhbO"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-11

CUsTOS-HoUsy MarrgRs.--Collector Barney, We
understand, has reconsidered bis determination TO
appoint Assistant Storekeepsrs for private bonded
warehouses to do the duty Of the markers who were
recent discharged. Tie warehousemen who were
Obliged to poy there people unanimously protested
aganet the measure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-11

HoRRIpLr MUnDEE--We learn from Tie Noun,
S,eri.ng XVI Uh,g thut "a horrible murder yya.
r,rpe rated in Montgomery County last week. ON
one night of ls, week The hou6s OF Nj. Roben
Evans one Of ibs westlie.t farmers OF the county.
was entered by some person who passed into his bed
room where be shot a, birn twice with revolving
ii,ioi, ball taking oilec, in his arm Though lie
wound was no: in q vithl part # bis body, Mr.
Eyans be;ngf old man, died rom The eiccls OF il
TWO days nerward. No clue " the murderer Las
been found aince tlen, though there is no, ltt'e
speculation. The circumstaicos went 10 Prove thu,
II war dove by soale one well acquainted Hith the
prea.sos.