, 1862-01-03
New Fear,s Day.

sHadd1ing clothes. |
Gunnybags determined to do 1852. cutie |
properly, aud fully convinced Of the uropriety |
Of seeing The gaze1le conc IN upon that occa-
sion, rose early: 1T ,s dnc 10 ma as chroniclers
to state.tba. Gunnv SAW that sniraal In oil its |
graceful ,,ironort;ons before 1iight,
Gunny arrived himself verY like the lily aud |
conseouently not at Ill like Solomon. He |
armed himself with his calling list, gathered |
about him bis friends, and chartered hack to !
make the grand tour. It is not at all neces-
sary.for us to follow Gunny that day; to tell |
how he fmltbcd all wines from lcathery port
to the spiritual and esthetic Green Seal aud all
liquors from brandy up and downwards; how
he wished everybody the compliments of the |
Season at first, and the c-c-com-' lie limits
{hic} of {hie) Son at last how his iunaacu-
late tie was level at first and at right angles |
at last: how he pleased Ara,ninta by declar-
ing that Hinkley war divine at first. aud how
he shocked Celestina b7 eolcmnly and stoutly
asserting that Hink1ey Yas his grandmother |
at last: how by mistake he called upon his
tailor's ladies, and found the tailor himself at
home (: how he went down on the pier and in
sisted upon wishing the lighthouse a happy
New Year, though that iron Cyclops defgncd
never word in reply; how he insisted upon
.Whistling s'The Happy Land Of Canaan'' at
Rev. Theophi1us BiggB', and dancing q pirou-
cite upon the roses Of Mrs. Deacon Browns
thrae-ply; in fact, we can only hint at these
things and relate an actual incident Of the day
which will apply in other quarte1s, although
We throw The onus Of it On Gunnybags' shout
dcra.
Gunnybags drew up in front Of residence
on Wabash avenue just az friend Of ours Vas
coming out. He-and his party managed to
come to halt; by an extra effort, when the
following conversation ensued:
"Wha-wha-what's the n-n-number Of this
place, old f-EfcI1erg''
Our friend replied that be Was Ignorant Of
the number Of the residence, but Mr. -
lived there. ...
"D-d-don't care "ha-"ha-"hat's Ills name.
Btast IS name What's numher?" said one
Our friend still replied that he was ignorant
of the number, when another one Of the par
| ty, thus:
''s this $685." (the number OF course ne as-
sume,) 1885 3 on r list, n going call th-th-
there; d-n what s name; wan r know num-
her on l-[ist, see? got to call at that
num'r."
Our friend left them n b1issfu ignorance Of
the number they we're IN search Of
The above incident is an actual fact' ana may
seriously lead to the question whether party
of nice young men, SO drunk they can't read
the numbers on door, are proper subjects
l jnra a af7T11iEEfan irf1 r3ri1rH. If ia sad
stance OF the low point to which New
Years calling has degenersted in many in-
stances, and all attributable to this indlscrim-
mate administering Of wines and liquors to
weak headed young men, who haTe an INSULT
cheney Of brains to resist the temptation Of
converting themselves into beasts. We sin
cerelv trust that another New Year will sec
q change in this respect. Otherwise than such
/ instances as these, the day was most pleasant.
" spent, and was most auspicious com.
mencement Of the New Year.
EN11sT1sG MNoRs.-ln accordance with the
: writ Of habeas corpus Issued by Judge Drum
mond Of the United States Circuit Court, OF
Tuesday, Col. Cunning yesterday brough
Emory Tower, . recruit, alleged to have beet
. Illegally enlisted into Capt. Wentz's Compan.
D Tho arcno,ent nro and con rs to his surrende
n h;s n,rent uas made. Col Cunning au
,,aaraa IN nprson and usea his utmost en-
5aaro.x n .a+.;,, m. ponno, mn, r., tho Ga,
d 1;oa ~ h;s conntry me Testimony in u,
80. .-e1..,,,a.s 49, 1roc ,,ot ~,
case "ae 4al1e so.a1AiAooe' 1''u "Ao NV ~.
- cluded until evening. Jndge Drnmmono
Sc fNr1 nnaaE n n 60
K aA1thoueh 1t NAV not be the exact letter {
IT, ~ ,,o,o,,+ ~ raar,;+ nn3ar am,
eue ii" 'nae 1no pA4.n' - y i1ei un'' ua"~A
should g1Veshls written consent TO IN ellis
+ ment, it ougnt to be required By the mustcrin
of17car where there is the least doubt as to tb
$50. ~.
d. 1eelaage ~ lne !aLn1A' nAt Ho' Fo7'tA.s '21E
the ar1nF regulations demand this. 1t vi
Hs proper that the matter should be tested b
= farc sonne comnetent trihnn,l and hone II,
~ the e3esson Will be salutaTy' notn TO reefaltar
:, officers and parents. Considering that tt
III boy Bas not eighteen years. Of age when |
.,.rnoa IN ,rnsfnr:r,t. ma t1,at .,e ,sas led
10 eisaeo Wv 80 49, ~ - o ~
;. understand mat ne cou4d CONC 10 camp lou
his home. I shall cause the youth to be p1ac,
T. -a. 49,. =, H. ons.odv of1;. f,+,er ~
}. o1tee n1oie LII Lug eooaou! ~ 141' A4''n1A.'
~ This, OF course, ended the case, and Emo
* Tower waS surrendered bT Col Cunning.
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=. >eh1 of 0se w ~ ~. VI
-. propnetors OF the Ne" York Ud'ty 11ha
-. speaks of lis own case, aud Of the effects
.-- tho local inhalation Treatment emn1oved
49, 49,, n.~.N.1 -
-. LIT aunter' III tne lono"mg pos1tiae berhls
~ OFFICE OF TIE DAILY THET, !
$40 Enjoying as now do the blessing un1nt1
735 rqptea healtnTatIer e9auflng I seventeen W yet
- sense nf insfice to everv fee1inp Of prot;tnf
- and to every consideration Of good y
towards those who are nov suffering as ha
Deen, Ielalne4 SHE'LL ~ W 1ue ntcEta Z
,ss. the physician to whose skill and Find attenti
~ ~ am lndeotca unoer dea7en 1or ~ geea
~ For Eeyeuteen wears WIS the victim
,4l5 Asthma ;n tic unrs+ forn+ Ahon+ t1Va1
es5 aua - t'o "et 194n5 - l1u4s =" -
~ i4ode15 d15 4eo tols su1!cu II: hooetI haNteI,
l9i NO 90 broadway, Hno pnt me at once unt
IN active treatment Of inhalation. q few wee
-. convinced me that WIS in the right hands
ecu perseyered; gradually and steadily improyi
"a under the treatment until SIX months
1;n,nS Tio1o taa,, s;,aa o-.d ~, ~. -
enioymept of GOOD health. gaining flesh a
'or- fsei1g 1rcIt alfbourI, nv ol3 med;co1 adv;s
.ars | could never hold out to me the least hopt
ny, cure under their treatment. I offered SO
,.e case, oeheylnEs 1t que to ". hunter ana
aet nt ~ oas tor ~ s1,as ~