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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-ArRm I5-Before
Recorder HoYPaAn
Daniel McGarry pleaded guilty Of an attempt at
,,nS larceny in stealing silver Mexican co,as e the value
eco from Jose NJ Munoz Of Ne l57 Wster street,
the goth February. Remsnded ,,, ., .,,
Msry Reynolds pleaded guilty TO petit larceny In ste.ns
.rtiees OF wearing sppsre valued at S from tnsiinn
asnisr Of No 81 Stanton street sent 70 'ne
for three months. - ,,, l.. .,..,,
Augusta Mar,h pesded guilty to petit larceny 10 'esne
wearing apparel &c ssYed a. @i2 10 ifoin esonns .'s
No 33 We Twenty cond street on the LIST OF apr ne
manded
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YorSG MN ABOUT TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS,
And an rious 10 pursut IN which they bet sue
cecd should .ecuI. Ph,Dol, giea ErAninstsn Of FOWLER
L WELLs Nc. 1Os Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
OUR VICTORY IN ALABAMA.

The different towns and villages on the railroad
line between Decatur and Stevenson, Alabama,
seized by Gen. Mitchell, are as follows. The United
States flag waves over them all:
Decatur 1888 miles eas: Of Memphis-Popuaon go
Moorssvlle is3 niles Of Mrmphs-Poplation oW
Madison, Az miles east of Menip phis-Popnaiion -
Huusviile 2,2 miles east Of Memphis-Population 3 o
Riownsbor0, 223 miles east Of Neutrality-suspicious. 4O
Coles Spring. size Of eIGov Clsy's plantation 49,.
Paint Rock 23] niles east Of Memphls-Popula,ion.. W
Woodviie. 238 mile, Of Memphis-Po Julaticn.... O
Latlinv,. 24i miles east of MerppbisP P pus ion.. 200
B.leonte 259 miles east of Memptis-Populsiion.. 500
Stevenson 81 ies esss Of 800
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Cbnr.h S427 S. Other church collections sre yet to
.o,. in. which viii doubtless swell the eum OF least
$4,000. r
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CH.xBrR OF CoMsEncr.-This body will hold a
special meeting to-day at o'clock, to consider two
subjects:
The Repot of the Board OF Trade. Boston Internal
Taxation prepared by Mers T. Il. Biselow Thomas Lamb
and Charles G.. Nazro.
la reference to the Certificates Of pdebedness ssued by
the Government in payment debts due by IL 10 iudviduss
for services rendered and supples furnished
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To Marinere.

LraHrvEssrL TAm TINE HossssHon sassess, M. ss,ss
Chssspeske Bsy.A light vessel 60 reitsce he ono
was wrecked jan a. eb2 fsm the AL OF ,ne lSains I'M
a, been placed on that shoal which forms tns og
ha,ssen The main shin channel esing respec'e.y
inside OF Caps Henry to Hampton Rosd' sia W ''''
Th,. s.vs., shoopessed psuiea ',a"~ aee,s VII
e,bbi,iux one isht every uish from stsr A
q. n, bs yeen I'VE fsihors ana A S pnn, ts
~ I "a. snd iust outside Of the spo @ wnea =. 49,
iSm " Se cos survey Chart Of the snce :" 'he's
poske Bay. h 90 fact in length from the deck. IA.
ihe TWO go roIes of each. The light WI DO e1niosd
eadns ths ~ a, feet tho water ana snoua oe cesu
at An elevation o. yss.s IS sbove tho level in csss
from tho deeA a,.,.pes Of " nautcal miles
wssthsi 49, thick end fossy westher large bell WI oe
During AZ. snrt Intervals OF time, atsTnaied BY the blowing
bearings will not be far from The pedies 70
,ha .sy.rnl objects, va; ,uss
10 Wiloughby lightvsssei, WI .-r.
TO Back River lsh..house, N. W. By w NV
Tn, range tho Tail Of the HoseShoe" light vssel
and tho Back River lighthouse hshvesse brought 70 nsss
w BY W. W., aud run for on that bearing w1u scnne
vessels through tho ui;dchanne between the Point
Henry ard the thee-is,hom Of the "0usss hsS"
(roundn on tho opposite side. BY order.
THORNTON A. JENKINS, secr,.sx;o.. sec5rS,ssx;..
Treasury Department, oEcs LiEAthsuss Bssse W
Apyl lk2, =.
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SUPREME COURT-CnAzssss.-A 10.
NOTICE TO TIE BAR.

Jndcs Clerke will not hold Chambers on Good
Fs.v tbr 18Th ius but he will attend at his r.,denc'
on IA 10 10 A. M and from III 10 o'clock p m on tha
a., for the purpose OF granting Isrts orders IN urgent
ea,e' eau iy ig.2 HENRY w. GENET, Clerk.
-'F' Before Justice B.BSsED.
DICisi0Ns.
sybns Chambers agt. Theo. II. Voorhes.-Moiion
denied, with so coats.
Before Justice CLTRKs.
poh Ponoroy sst Henry Wells o. aLMolion granted on
y.ot Of costs General Term tsred, coats Of action
su,,ip.t .ur.ties ard v 10 costs OF this motion -,
si,nry Rogers sst Caleb Godfrey Motion denied TN -
without prejudice to defendants right to move on the
Before Justice LEONARD.
Ioh, MeRyr sgt Margaret n. Hansen ct t-Cass settled
Rorert NJ Ward e al AL. Charles Kelsey granted
with 10 costs
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

Ho FOR CALToRSIA For the better accommo-
daton of the large number of people emigratng to
the gold mining districts of California aud British
Columbia, four steamers per month will be dis
pa1ched from New-York and from San Francisco,
psasd Of three, heretofore. The regular days Of
departure from New-York VIII be On the lst, S;h,
10th, sDd 24th of each month, except when these
dates fsll OF Sunday.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

q, s.o SANITARY ConMrsslog. The sum Of
,' .Ss % mas thus far been received, and acknow-
oy hr' James A. Roosevelt, No. "a Maiden
&c ilis amount includes the ofertories made on
sy u.y 10 the following churches Madson-sqnars
s,soy'enen Church, $50 rs; South Dutch Church,
scs a. New Church Society, s53; Memorial Church,
"'' "; Trinity Church, SEQ a, g. Georges
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

CANryILLB. Monday, April Il, 1867.
For the week ending Monday, April i7l Of Cattle.
cars Of Hogs Is OF 5heep, Of Horses-mskiIg
total Of ll8 cars OF Stock for the week
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SUPERIOR CoURT-SrKoisL TKRx-APniL l5.-Be
ChefJustico BoswoRTH.
IL

ChiefJustco BoswoRIH.
DECISIONS.
Thomas Palmer sgt. Peter &. Adams and Charles
r. Wbe-oTder settled Opinion hle With Special Tenn
MN Wright syt Henry Weeks, No, Henry D. Stone sg'
WIN 4. Bingi Wul X. Bingham agt David hiL-ordeTs OF
spb,,itntion granted
Before Justice NoScRfEr.
Patrick J. Ksarny az Jacob Ro,hschlld 1t H-Mssn 90
MAD without costs and without Deudice TO srsnewa upon
,riti,n notice order under under Rule No. ~.
Abraham Micheltsser sst. bernhard Bernhard Calvin
Huntngton ST. Charles Douslss ct Al-0rdeu ranied
ahutsrl Darling tg John A. Ubsde ct a-krferred 70
The Hon Lewis b. Woodeb to hear, Try and de,ernns ths
same. - - -, o. 49,.
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VETERANS OF THE NArIosAL GuiPD.-OnM Monday
evening meeting Of the veterans Of the National
Guard was hold at the 9Th Regiment Armory, Tomp-
kns market, in the Board Of Officers Room. COL
Linus W. Stevens in the chair. The annual report
was presented, showing that tho association pum.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

s,rzrRr or Tuy FSeLIsR ILLUSTRATED WEEK
uts-Tbe seizure case made by the Custom-i!ouse
atsctives of The London Illustrated Ne'cs and other
English illustrated papers consigned by their pub
.hshsrs 70 Wilmer 81 Rogers Of this city is under
examination and until the matter is determined by
,se Surveyor, subscribers and news agents generally
,broughou, the country cannot obtain any Of these
,orign Publications Heretofore shc Cunard steam
,hps have brought al the packages Of these Illus
ted papers free Of charge for the encouragement of
De pFess, which courtesy has OF course materially
slea tie circulation Of The illustrated News and
P.zeh, and our House officers have allowed
them 70 psss without examination From informa-
ton received 81 the Custom House, sn examination
ef the packages 10 Wilmer * Rogers ordered,
sd mon the arrival of the Asia they were
sizei and conveyed 10 the examining Office.
Several Of the parcels have been opened,
aud between some Of the papers were
found an assortment Of Bibles and Prayer Books, no
reference 10 the latter having as yet appeared in the
invoices. The duty on all books and papers of for
sgn publication is IS per cent and the supPcsiton
ia tba. the packing of these expensive books within
The package was done for the purpose Of defauding
the revenue. An attendant in the at the
ofNasssu and Liberty streets, over which appears
she name of Wilmer g. Rogers, in answer to query
in regard 10 the matter by one Of our reporters yes
tsrdsy said that " they had always imported books,
and bsd heretofore brought out their packages upon
On old pass from the Cusiom-House, and had paid
their Is per cent duty. Some days will elapse be.
fore the examination is concluded and decision
psde in the premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

SALE or GOVERNMENT CoFFfI.-oniied olh'es
y,rhsl Keyes will sell a; Boston, on the ID o. May
,eo0 bsgs Of coffee. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

NV INTENTIONAL very ingenious contrivanee
for taking votes in all association meetings has been
brought to our notice by Mr. Bailey, the inventor.
Il just the thing needed for that purpose. See ad-
veriisement headed Money wanted"
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Ma. Gen. Kirby Smith ID b command Of all tho

sj.-Gen. Kirby Smith 10 b command Of al' tho
forces in East Tennessee.
Our informant states that. from what he beard
from official sources, il is his impression that the
Rebels intend making East Tennessee their potns
Gappui If driven from Virginia. He should not De
surprised to hear at any time that JEFF Davis and
Government would be in Knoxville. It viii not,
certainly, be given up without hard fighting.
lie Gays that every means Will be resorted to 10
conceal from the troops the reverses they have re-
Gently sustained. They claimed a victory at Pee
Ridge had not heard Of the retreat from Manassas
and the abandonment Of Pensacola, and understood
that there nothing lost at Columbus in the way
Of material.
Gen. Johnston, now dead, bad lost standing
among them, but tbey looked upon Beaurcgard a. .
second Napoleon. lie thinks they will claim de-
edel victory at Pittsburg Landing, and says the
result will bs inconseQuential to US, unless We are
able to pnsh mp the advantages gained and seize
Corinth in which case their cause would indeed be
desperate.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

,r..o,v,s RyyrFIr AT WINTER GARDEN.-Thc
..,tOyusnces al Winter Garden ths evening Will be
80 rr1,ss bsres, Of the widow and orphan children Of
y. Is.o Thos. J. Morgan, who was killed while in
a. Si,sharce of his duty. The performances will
-, of "s'ill Water Runs Deep singing by
v.coie Hsieht, Miss Halloek, and Mr. Cbas. Lock
-. % eonclnde with Robert Macaire."
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rbsa T. Tomhnson Of Referred 10 the Hon Murray Hon
man. 10 report, kc.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPgciAL TERx.-Apri 1s
Before Judge BRADY.
DECISIONS.
Thomson agt. Hsrrison.-Motion to dismiss order
Bouton sgt. Kane Gc.-Denurer overcled; defendant
NAV answer in 20 days on payment Of costs
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

WoUSDID SOLDIERS IN THE WgsT.-The great
rDnber Of our soldiers wounded at the battle of Pts-
burg Landing, has compelled the Western Sanitary
Commfson to make sn appeal for aid TO the citizens
Of The loyal States. -Four large steamboats, by order
Of Gen. Haleck, are given in charge Of this Com
nsson to be fitted up as floating hospitals, to keep
ss nss, practicable to the army and receive the
wounded. They have now started on their first trip
10 ite late dreadful battle-ground near Piusburg
lem, and will continue running I'll none Of the
wounded and sick remain to be moved. Contribu.
ions il money are most needed; they can with this
buy materials, and hundreds Of loyal women in St.
LoIs are ready to do the work exactly as may be
'eqliIed. Tue ladies of this city have issued the
tctyoined notice:
1'liAR sUBsCRIITJOs FOR TIE WESTERN FLOAT.
ING HOSPITALS.
1"espon lis. for contributions Of Al under il now
speoei Bal Black Co.'S Nos sos snd SGT Bro1dwsy Tif-
iSay Co No 80 and 552 Broadway; Holmes Co.. No III
nGsossy ChGes Knox, No. 2l2 BrosdSay; Arnold, Con.
60 oo No. 800 Canal street; A. Rankin L Coz No. %
Sy fsft Tield 20. ll2 Sixth svenue; Hazard &
-; Irih Avenue Hoiel Roosevelt jr, No. ~ Maiden
49, ss nan Co. Everett House. in connection with the
ilostint hospitss for the relief Of the wounded sol
a. ~ ~ tnsings appeal most strongly for immediate eid.
Eoa.si, w h,sck Nrs. Schuyler Hamilton, Mrs Jas l.
Is s'.; Jospa sampson Mrs Francis Lieber, Mrs.
''"''' Hi' henIy fauun, Mrs. John T. Jouston.
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CAPTURE or THE REBEL COM. HoLLIN

1t has not yet been stated, We believe, that Com.
Holns, Of "a RAM" turtle" notoriety, was cap
t,lred in tie general rout at Island No. 10 but snch
is the fact. He is now prisoner. The Commodore
msde present of handsome squirrel-gun to Major
Speed Butler, Gen. Popes Adjutan.- General, think
ing 10 doubt that for time to come at least he
wonld have no use for such weapon. He may ee
expected here in day or two. Isl. Louis Rep, Etb.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

Coon News FOR SOLDIERS FAaiLrEs.-The
Adams Express Company received yesterday, per
steamship Peabody about 1000 money PACKAGES
from the soldiers in the burnside Expedition. The
remittances are directed to the families OF tge alb
sent soldiers and will be promptly delivered AZ adj
dressed The same Company are daily expecting
money from troops now opposite Yorktown. By
special order from the War Department, Adamss
Express Company are authorized to follow The army
and open their offices for the transaction OF army
business. The following places, lately occupied by
the Rebels now enjoy the benefit Of the Express
Company, iz.:-Winchester, Harrers Ferry Nash
vile, Clarksville, Huntsville, Pitsburg LsndiDg,
end other places TOO numerous 10 mention.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

MEETING OF CoyFEcrIogERs.-A meeting OF
manufacturing confeclione of this city was held on
Monday evening at Delnonicos hotel for the purpose
of taking action in regard TO the tax proposed to he
levied by the Government upon confectionery, ar.
Samuel j. Stewart occupied the char, ana Mr.
Christie acted Secretary. Mr.. Wild and Mr.;
Palmer, appointed at a previous meeting. reported
that they lad been to Washington and had an inter-
view with the Senate Finance Committee IN regard
TO change IN the proposed manner of taxing con-
fectonery, aud bad been assured that the nstter
would receive d favorable consideration. The Com
mittee had not completed their labors and were
to have further interview win the Senate
committee during the present week. IL is proposed
by Congress 10 tax confectionery &c. PER ID, which,
il claimed by the manufacturers would be unjust
TO the manufacturers and disastrous 10 the business
as well ne impracticable, as there are many articles
IN that line that sro not sold by the pound They
are ii favor OF paying per cent upon the amount
manufactured in addition TO the tax they would be
required 10 pay upon The raw material. IL Is est,
mated ths. from 10000 0C0 TO 2O0OOO OOJ pounds OF
sugar ere manufactured into confectionery In this
city and Brooklyn, annually.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

BOARD oP REPRIsESrArWEs OF TIE NV
YORK FIRE DEPARTMrsT.--On Monday even
ing a meeting Of the Board Of Representa-
tives of the New.York Fire Department was
held at Firemen's Hall, William ii. Wickhanl,
President, in tho chair, for the purpose OF. ex-
pressing their views in regard to the Unsafe Binding
law now before the State Legislature. lengthy
discussion ensued upon the subject in which Messrs.
Mills, Giles, Wickham, Brien, and others took
part The speakers generally favored the main fee
tures Of the bill, with the exception OF that section
which gives the Mayor the power Of appointing the
Superintendent, and in order 10 get over
that tie Board almost unanimously passed a resolu-
ton remonstratng against the passage Of any unsafe
building law at the present ssion Of the Legsla
ture Mr.. Kneyels Of Engine No. introduced reso-
luton that unless the representatives paid therannua
assignments they should be debarred voice or vote
in the proceedings Of the Board. The Yeas and Nays
being called for Ga voted in favor Of tho resolution
and 9J against it. The meeting then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
CITY II,EM6
/. .,nr.rMENTs THIS EVENING.

r,x,rKR-No ga Brosdwsy, "Cufe fof Che
S'sssdkehe" .,.,.v.,y.,
~H v.r,y,s TuEs rBR-B Broadway, " The Mccarthy, or
feeps Day"
- e,ErEs-BrOsdwAy. The Enehantress.'
NfN .xyElcAS SMrssUN-Brosdwsy. Com. Mutt aS. ny.
I.Ksvs's .,r.,.anlus Whale &c day ard nshti "ibo
ns n.,s ',i'i spi the Dw1G' afternoon ana evening
,,rseg 4 Co.'S NENAGEErE-Seventeenth ,t.t.s'
tH San svenue--Wid Beasts, Performing t~pnuh'''
ss~i n. fsoa l.uelg, &c three tiIncs day
i"' oy rsE AxDKs-GoupirI No. az Broad
cg.ysl-Bro,d,rsy Capt Wiiiams' "Whains
goysss.' 80, y..,.... a.,
So lcApsax on DEsGS-So o2s brSsd"ss' cay
'' md evening
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fAdtsftlsenlent |

Chs uysi, eorhdently),
OF % any In Tie cliy.
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Nhw DisPESsAEY.-A meeting Of several Of
'o' prominent citizens interested in works Of charity
was held few evenings ,nce, at the school.house,
tvue' OF ione-hundred-aDdtwenty-niu,h street and
.''sen,h avenue, when steps were taken toward the
.''-,isrieeni Of Dispensary On tho upper part Of
~s is'An'' Mayor Tiemann was called 70 the chair
s suu 'ne subject was freely considered all present
.ing The project. The matter was referred
~ ~ ~sssn' L. sillilnan Ives, d. +. Tiemann, and
,..," 1'' n; connolly who were appointed Commit
sod for LIE. '' "V ''
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day. April 1--we find about g. 80 head Of builocks
reported at Forty fourth street. for the supply Of the
beef market this week, and that al unusual number
of them were sold on Monday by the Jews, who are
generally ont Of market to-day, this being the time
Of the Passover The sales made on Monday were
al decided advance upon quotations last week, ana
better than the average Rees today which are only
a shade Gboye those Of a week ago. Up 10 noon
trade was very dnl and the brokers began to anlci'
pate the necessity Of reducing rates equal to ball
cent pound upon the net weight of beef. ltey
were saved from this by the timely arrival OF
Messrs Starr a. Reed, who buy on Government
account, for the mere fact OF their beng
in the market, though they proiessed 10
want but few cattle, served TO strengthen the
hands OF sellers, and induce tardy buyers TO come
forward and pay asking prices. Nearly all OF The
stock on sale win be disposed of to-day at prces
equivalent TO S0Slc. y ib, net weight n few Of
the choicest cell at &c. ? ID, and few of the
coarsest sort little under &c. The general average
quality is very good, better than last week, which
makes bettea average price. A very large portion
Of the stock ia from Illinois, and nearly the whle
are three and yearold steers fulfilled upon sound
corn which will make from 10 cvt. Of beef each,
which averages fall cents a pound: The proposed
change of market day, 20 as TO make Monday the
principal sale day meets with such strong oppofi-
lion that we conform 10 the request Of a majority,
aud state that DO change will be made at present
from the order OF things now prevailing. An effort
will be made 10 get the Common Council to
establish a market day, 60 that everybody engaged
ia the bosiness Of driving or selling cattle Will not
be obliged 10 work Themselves nor disturb others in
the enjoyment Of the ChrisIian Sabbath II is dis
grace TO a Christian community that it should be
compelled 70 perform such Sabbath labor will be
necessary TO get resdy for a Monday market, simply
because il sus the interest Of halascore Of dealers
Of peculiar faith, who engaged in the business
of buying and selling bulocks speculation. II is
Dis grace that we hope we shsll no, soon be COM
PEELED to chronicle. Sunday collaborating and
driving is a monetrous nuisance at Albany. Let us
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

The SousD RoUTEs TO BosTos.--At meeting
of parties concerned in the several steamboat lines
between and Boston and New-York held in this city
on the 10th inst it was decided TO advance the fare
to 81 for frst-cass, aud 81 80 for secondcan. The
freight tariff of 1860 was adopted, to DO strictly ad.
hered to- and all contracts TO be annuled also, free
passes to be revoked aud discontinued. This ar.
rangement s to take place on and after Tuesday,
April l5.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

bered about two hundred members, several Of whom
being in INDECENT circumstances had been assisted
during the year. An election was entered into which
resulted in the choice Of Major, p. W. Holt; Pay
MASTER Thomas NJ. Adriance; Commiss,ry, q. l..
Arowsmith; Chaplain, Rev. s. ID. DensOn' Cap
tains, Abraham Denike L. B. Place, G. w.
Smith, and William d. Briggs; Lieutenants, ID. j.
Mariner, VIM. O'Brien, E. r. Tremaine and NJ. f.
Baker. who, with Col. l.. w. Stevens, Lieut.. Col
W. X. vermilye, Adj't Asher Taylor, Capts. Conger,
Meigs Todd, Hsls.ead, and Lieuts. Schultz, Davis,
Hoaglsnd aud Hegemau, constitute the bosrd OF
management for the epsuing year. After the col
lection odues and the Transaction of some other busi.
ness, the meeting adjourned.
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IAdNertI.smen.

Dow WNING BRAGGING.
lie iesls justified 10 Il, .
OYsTrEs
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

THE NEW IRos.CLAD GUsBoAT.-The United
States gunboat Galena ron.clad) steamed from the
pier ct Greenpoint to the Navy.Yard on Tuesday
morning, where she will receive her armament, and
viii DO ready for req in q week. Her perform.
ances were highly satisfactory. She is drawing
10 feet eft and feet forward at present, but when
trimmed and ready for SEA will draw about l3 feet.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

myxoRispux-The bark Houston lying a. the GoyerDment
dock foot Of Murray street. ~ r. is loading subsistence
stores for Port Royal.
, 1862-05-29

writer, the horse has no intermediate pace
between a walk and gallup. Hence it
will be seen that the thirtv-twO ttUtters
have been made such by breeding for gen
eratiunS, and education. Much may he
known Of the intelligence and disposition
Of the horse, BY the shape and size If his
ears. aud their position upon the head.
hnrses with rather small, slim ears, not
far apart, erect, lively in motion, indicate
breeding, intelligence, and spirit. More may
he known fnm the ear than the eye. II the
horse is in the frequent habit, when on a
journey, Of carrying Une ear forward and
the other backward, he will be found To
possess both spirit and endurance. This
shows that he is att ntive ~ everything
that is passing around him, and cannot be
much iatigued or likely soon to becume so.
1t has been remarked that few horses sleep
without printing one ear forward and the
other back, in ord that they may receive
notice OF the approach Of objects in any
direction. DR.. Arnutt says that, "when
h"rses or mules march in company at night,
thUse in front direct their ears forward;
those in the rear direct their ears backward;
and those in the center direct them Ia orally,
"r across; the whole trOIp being sctal,d
by Une feeling, which watches the general
safety" AoSth.r writer saws that Jan ex.
pericneed obse, yer Of horses ean tell by
the melton Of their ears, all that they
think and mean" The hearing Of the horse
is remarkably acute: thousand vibrations
II the ear, Ooshght TO make aay impression
IN the human ear, are readily perceived by
him. Il is we'll known TO suortsmen, thai
theory Of hound, will be recwnz d by The
b,Fse. and bis ears viii be- erect ahd Il.
will B. all spirit and inpatience. a conslJ.
cradle tim. before The rlder l. c'u,ssious of
The least sound. ~ - 80
When kindly treated the horse often he.
comes firlnIy attached D. The habits and man.
uers :, which he has hing bsea aceu~tomed.