, 1862-01-30

ufaetures in almost every division Of the t
army on the Potomac, in Missouri. in Ohio,
been stationed; and it is patent to al judges
that their equipments do not suffer BY com
parieon: The equipagc Of TINT splendid rcgi~
ment, the sth Illinois Cayalry, Col. Farms
worth, entirely furnished BY. them, has been
feetlon Of military manufacture. It viii be
remembered that this regiment was ordered
to the Potomac where the quality Of the work
aud its general adaptabillty to the service was
brought into comparison With that made at a4i
the principal Eastern manufacturing points,
and fen equa1lcd, and none excelied tdcm.
Some of the regiments supplied were:
Col Fasnsworth's regiment With / 100 full I
sets Of cavalry equipments; c9l b., ER;t:acKetfs,
Warren, 75o sets; 100 sets for Frcmont's body |
guard COO sets for q. S. Quartermaster's De- |
nartmcnt at st. Louis; 100 sets for the cav |
airy company attached to Col. Wilson's rcgi- |
mcnt. They have also furnished large num- |
ber Of officers equipments, among whom are
Coils. FarnsEorth, Bracket, Warren, and sew |
eral Of the officers attached to the 12th Wis
consin.
They have now on exhibition at their store
MAGNIFICENT saddle and accompanying equip
ments for Col. Cunning Of the 51st Illinois
volunteers, ordered by the officers and pf1-
Yates OF his command, which for general cx-
ce11cnce and beauty cannot be surpassed. It
is the best set of of1icer's equipment ever man
ufactnred in this city, and is valued at sl2s5
complete.
They also manufactured for Childs, Pratt Il
Fox, Of ST. Louis, the contractors for Gen.
Fremont, 600 sets worth $4,000.
The ''Gr1nslep'' trees used were manufac-
turrd to some extent in this city, and were
equal to those made ut St. Louis. Besides
cavalry cquipn cnts, they have furnished 5000
knapsacks and n large number Of infantry ac-
| co1trements we're furnished the Union Defence
| Committee During the height Of the manu-
I fhrnR h71nEra1 md f1ffT
were employed,C and the force was worked
| night and day we were unable to learn the
exact total Of sales to Government and con
Tractors to date, but the amount will not fall
! fir short Of 100000.
GusrAyE 1EvERENz. 81 NEST RANDOLPH
| STREET,
This gentleman, who is one Of our Oldest
and best known German citizens, was one OF
thc earliest in the field, and contracted large
| II with the Union Defence Committee. He
has confined Ills attention principally to the
manufacture Of Infantry equipments, although
he has made large nnmher OF baggage
wagon harnesses, and 500 sets Of Cavalry
equipments. His sales to the Government 70,
military purposes exceed $4,000. The sales
; Of infantfy equipments were 5000 sets at $3,U
each; 400 sets Of harness for baggage wagons
| equipments at s35 each The saddle tree useii
| was Of the 'tG1imsIey' pattern, and manulac
tured in St. Louis He employed between 81
and 60 men and sold 4, 900 sets OF infantr!
| equipments to the State Of Illinois; ZOO fo
the Union Defence Committee, and the balane'
TO the United States Quartermaster at st
Louis Those contracted for the Union Dc
fence Committee Werelfurnished to the North
western Rifle Regiment, Col. knohelsdort
WARD ENG.
j. These gentlemen have furnished their NAL
G ulacturcs to the Government, the Union Dr.
fensc Committee and the State Of Ohio. Til
- first contract was with the mon Detenc
ments at 3333, and 800 sets for the State Of Obi
J. at the same price. Another contract Wa
. taken from the Union Defence Committee ;
: $2.95. The total value Of sales for mi1itar
PURPOSES vas SIC, 600. Twenty men we're en-
J. ploycd, TO whom was paid in wages q total {
e $3.50, or weekly average Of SIS. The stoc
used was bought in Chicago.
D. HORTON, 80 RANDOLPH STREET.
l. TLls gentleman has made 500 complete il
5, fantry accoutrements, 2,0o0 Of which were #
&c the Union Defence Committee, and the ba
auce for the United States Quartermaster
IS Department at St. Louis. Of Cavalry equi
Tc officers. Total Of sales Of military aceoutr
Of 1ncuts, about $4,000 (estimated); workmt
u, employed, twenty
= SUMMARY.
Besides tile firms above enumerated, near
A | every maker and saddler in the cit
T. ut different times, has been employed up,
or contracts for the Union Defence Commit
~ and others.
- The aggregate Of these contracts We ha
no means Of determining, as We have no ;
cess to the books Of the Union Defence Co
D. nlittce. It may safely be set at s15o,000, /
~ Wy suming this estimate to be correct, the aggg
ot gate Of manufactures Of military accout
e. mcnts-Infantry and Cavalry, in this city,
.n ne ring the year 1861, and to date, amounts
nj 81, SIS 700.
&C. The above exhibit shows conclusiyely
lie manufacturing resources Of this city, and
11e1 tablishcs the fact-which is true of nearly
to classes Of articles, that military goods can
ler prodnced in this city as ehcaply and e1celle
nd II as in the Eastern manufactures.
n, The Reciprocity Treaty--Act1on OF t
[ou o Board Of Trade.
m .7, a letter from Hon. I. n. Arnold to the Pr
ht. dent Of the Board Of Trade, in relation to
the threatened abrogation Of the Reciprot
! rs =, Treaty was read upon Change yesterday.
1ith ! letter was not designed for publicas
car and was simply expressive Of
writer's fears that Congress would
:ET. rogate the Treaty. The Board gayc to
M iae- subject the careful attention and considera
rhis @ its importance warranted, and after discuss
Gus passed unanimously the following resoluti
eral Resolred That 3 committee Of three be appt
in ! cd BIZ the President to prepare Memori:
the Congress- expressive Of the sense Of the BoarG
AN the proposed abrogat1on Of the Recipre
sred Treaty.
tary In pursuance Of the resolution, Messrs
one 7. Mum, George Watson and Charles
raer e Walker were appointed the committee
nave which by request, was added the name q
cav McChcsDey, Esq.
Ierc
ey.'' Legal INTELLIGENCE.
18th
= r. Dsusanaoud.-No, 524 Chancery, Henry S. Te
- ct al rs F. s, Gardner ct al dismissed on mi
" | Of PLAINTIFF attorney. each party to pay
End yidual costa No. -Cbaucery-A. JeWett :
ncnt 4. Stephens On motion Of plaintiffs eolici
airy, decree to be entered. Compartments to pa.
SSH coete. No. 4522Same ys. same. Issue and
.Fas ment for plaintiff. No. VIM. Sloenm ys
es Of GloHs, ~ ~ " cnnr a. t5a ~;
,nsin h1n9 ssnnnoeed f. have heen iast No. 511.