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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Wes,sr5 and State
tho nau.nce OF large srvs Family brands hrmeI how
10 si request for the homo trade The sales
so 10 S1 do r. IS So os ,b
low grades Of osten Extra sra ~ 10 tor shipping Ohio
Lo.i EItas Canadian Flour 10 lower and in limited do
sales of tcO boa - 7od ~ tor tho low grades Of
Extra, sod 81 l09Ss 70 for Trade and Family bIapds
southern Flour 10 10 fair sappy. add 10 rather dull and
ssntly owei Gales Of 800 bb at IS s56S1 Is for mixed
sood suPsrhas Country brands and 81 6o9s9 IS for
Tsds brands Rye Flour u hru and In fair feQues sales OF
los bbs al 80 t3dt5 ~ for SupoIhns and Extra Corn
Meal quiet but hrm sass Of 40 bela Atlantic Mills" at
FISH Of all kinds In very light supply especially Dry
Cod and Prices geusrsl are quite n but the transactions
Of $50 boxes Smoked Herring also at zoo for Scaled and
0RAIN-rhs Wheat make, 1. dull and prices ar. still
quite unsettled snd irregular tho demand for future delivery
hs sabsded The sslss 0oO bush amber Wessrn in
store III Co. LOU do rcd Western In store, At g. and
merely usuns Barley Malt 10 less seve but Il in light
supply snd nim. Oats plenty aud dull aud
$4,000 aud stats ssaSIc. Rye is dull aud lower small
.slss State w. the pier and deivered Corn
very ,c.rcs .na lie market /. steady with moderate In
quyj saus bush at $50 for uixsd Eastern 3soc
te, aied sound. aud sias'e Tor y:io. jersey 4.
so.ivsi sass OF tcs. Cuba ct gallon. duty paid
hAY good ssgPy and In moderate requests 'Alss o!
HoPs are inactive ys steady with moderate sales for con.
suuil tion 81 ioa2<c.
.aua 70 tho supply sales Of ct 81 mos
LIME-Comuaoo Kochlsnd contDucs In good demand ct
uI price,, sales Of $500 bbs at cash Lump IL quiet
NAVAL STORES are hrm and In limited request q full
former raes-
oils generally are inactive Al former Istss We except
Rsbusd Petroleum which IL quite active for future delivery
:, 3sg1c In bond with sales Of lo bols deliver.
able IN July ana August.
PROV sIUNS-ihs Pork market 10 inactive and some
tho sale Of Mess for June delivery
cd Ia our .s Ga 2 should have read s 3s Gales
o, 4uO bbs Sl3 for old Meas $l3 for new do el3 for
Prims SI SO old Msssi and els l2a0SW - fos
Pine Mss BEEF continues active ct full ssss
OF TO bpla o. ~ 0d$l 70 for Plain Mess snd el3o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

The deposits with Mr.. Cisco to-day are unprecs'
dsp,edly large, exceeding. with the payments for
Customs, five millions Of dollars Of this, t2I"oVo
srs in Temporary five ' cent loans and t2'oo,oOo
for conversion into fve-twenties. The hundred
millions Of temporary loan authorized by Congress is
now full, and capitalists and institutions mus. seek
employ men, In the street for their surplus funds at
lower rates OF interest.
Gold was hi, her early In the morning, but with
out excitement. Tho precious metal oas Loot Its
prominence In the speculative arena. Later In the
dsy. under favorable rumors from tho army, 1t fell
back 10 1901 q 1904.
Tie coal transported over the Delaware, Lack
svsnna and Western Railroad, for tho last week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

r.. .fterward firm ut IS bid. The whole market
v.. fem a, the close at: U. s. &c OF 1881. heg'
Io5, olOs: u. s. &c, 1881. Coupons, looa a. ios
Orsoon War Loan, half.yearly, lO2Sloo; u D.
Treasury Notes, $40, 1901 @ioot; u ., i'ye",
Certificates &c, 1Oli 1911; United States Dena,'u
Notes fold issue), 1904 Isl; Tennessee o'ate U.s.
SOL n GO: Missouri State 6S, 63tVo3i; American
Gaia I5o,aI5l; Pacific Mail Steamship Com
narv 1870, i9l; New.York Central Rai'Ioso'
Ii6ta1l6,; Erie Railway, S5aS5i Erie Railway
Preferred. 1929 alO2i; Hudson River Kallroao'
l2I oI2lI; Harlem Railroad, $50 asoli haf'en'
Railroad Preferred, 1929 0lO2l; Reading Railroad
osa OIL. Michigan Central Railroad, lO3S 0lVo
Michigan Southern and Northern indiana Railroad,
7OIa7Os; Michigan Southern and Northern in''a"
Railroad. Guaranteed, lO9SlO9i; Illinois Cen'ra'
Railroad, 94i a94i Cleveland and Pittsburgh na'l'
road s5as5I; Galena aud Chicago Railroad, 99d
oo,. Cleveland and Toledo Railroad lO9ialio;
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 96a a7i Gum
berlsnd 25a25i; Canton, 33i 033t; Quicksilver,
40, s493; Fort Wayne, 70i S7Oi.
The movement in foreign bills has not been very
large Sterling is unsettled but nomnally 100 9loo'
krei0bs arc more active, but rates are still very
low. To Liverpool the engagements are o'ooV
hush. Wheat at SID in bulk; 1900 pkgs. Bacon anu
Lard at I5s. 100 bbls. Lard Oil at los.; anu per
neursl flag 100 tuns Provisions and 300 tcs Lard al
o9,. Cd: End per steamer 10, 900 bush. Wheat on
private terms; 200 boxes Bacon at 2os ooo DO 90.
At 30,. 10 London: 500 bbs. Flour at ls. I'd; ana
per neutral flag ITO bids Shoulders at 2os' ana Ioo
tea. Beef at &c. To Glasgow, per steamer, 2Oo
bo,e, Bacon At 3Os., and 500 do. Cheese at 35s 10
Hamburg: 900 tics. Lard ct Us. ID. Inc charters
are a British schooner Of 100 iuns to the West In
dies and back at 81 800, one-h.f payable IN sod;
Brazilian schooner of 800 bbls. to the Spanirh
Main and back on private terms, and DARK Oh 4'o
tuns to Great Britain and back on private terms.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury Was; Receipts
q, 947 ,372 92-ior Customs, $l42,ooo; Payments
s5, 40, SIS O5; Balance, 81 ,53l ,3lS II.
Tho earnings third week Of April on the Illino'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
uSIrEDI STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MAr L-Bsfsss
Judge NELsoS.

THE GRAND JURY-THE JUDGES cHAkcks
The Grand Jury was sworn in on Wednesday al
III. additional jurors ordered present this morning
The Judg. his chsrge called attention 10 the sssss 81
ofeSss, hich would before the jury Among aeu
was the counteng OF postal cnreocy There ws. sevs,
cases Of cruel and unusual purhmsnt and a,sahs ~
c.lsad.r W hch had seldom been 90 light a st present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

sURRO0ATEs COURTNEY I.-Eet0. sanossas
TUCKER.
WILLS PROVED.
The wills Of the following persons lave been ~
nitied 10 probste, without contest;
Zorhsr Il JARVIS John Albert Psnton. Ann.eay Antss
Ludwig Bohis, CsthAIine Shsw Henry ID. Barrow Jaess
w. Lyman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-MAr L-Bss'ss
Judfs BETS

Judfs BETS
GOODS CosyIscArED.
United s..,ss sss Fifty Cases OF Aosyn'ns' -
In l859rhese so cares, together with otner cases
wip.s ws. imported from Cette Ia France BY Eppensss
Norguet and seized by Custom ou,. 1n:ei. o'
valuation. The came on on Monoay ~ ~. ~.
three days The Jury brought In sealed 'sfc' 0' 'o
eminent, corfscAting the goods
Ethan Allen for the Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
ending week last year

Another reduction on the rates Of Eastward bound
freights from Toledo to New-York went into effect
on tho 9Th. The rates now are: LIST class, 81 Y
100 ID I'd class, 75c.; 81 Glaze, Co.,; 4th Glass; 45c.
-four, 90c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
MsrKets-cAnr'vlIr KsrORrxp rcR Tun N rsIsusn

Markets-CAREyuLLr KsroErkp PoR TIM n T. rsiBusa.
FRIDAY. May l. 1863.
ASHES steady. and In limited request Ut % - for
Pos Pearls arc scafts and dull and nominal
COTrOS-Tbers has been only modsrats inquiry to-day
pnc supply the ims date wants OF spinnsrs Prices
howevs remain pretty steady and we still quote ct Cote for
Miudnss
CoFrEE-Ony moderate business has been doing to-day,
but Prices m main quite hTm sales OF z72 RIO &c.
and Is do. St. Domingo at use. the latter casa
STOCK ON 1, 1904
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a Card From Mr.. A. Minsrd'
r, as rEsssv q TAs N. Y. Tvt1ssS.

70 as EHssss II TAs NJ y 1S0ss@ .r.u
SIR. notice In your paper Statement ~. ~. IN
Offering Gas bounty to each sesbsdsd cels'd "a, ~,
emile, In the service the United States In snJ
men. now being Termed Ny offer sstssd' only |" -. =
ty tNi.sush A. receiving ssssn from ,s 49,.
the cssutry. plssss rsctify the mi'sks ! iness ~
ing whst DO offer. Iinssnd 70 Oder e5s ssen " ~
Of 100 men. and they cannot b rsi''A u 'a ''N-"
extend IL 70 ths adjoining counties. ,uSARD.
Yours truly,
Loekvort April %, 1854 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

The firm Of w. X. Travers g. Co. has dissolved
tho senior partner retiring from active business
The successors are Messrs. Van Setback & Massett,
with Mr.. Travers aud Dir. Geo. Osgood y. special
partners to the extent Of so. 900 each.
Mr.. Kenyon Cox, for many yesr Confidential
Clerk with Messrs. +. ID. Stanton e. Co., has
formed partnership under title Of Robinson Cox
g. Co., for the transaction Of q Stock Commission
business The office 10 in the basement Of the Me-
chanics' Bank
Tho stock house Of Wallace & Brodhead has been
dissolved, and Mr.. Brodhead has taken the office
No. SO Exchange place for the transaction Of brok-
ersge business in stocks. &c.
Messrs Ludlow, Patton e. Co., stock brokers'
have removed TO No. 8 Broad street.
A dividend of 8 p cent on the Preferred, and y
cett ON the Common Stock Of the Indianapolis aud
Madison Railroad will bs paid at the office Of J. g.
s. Ferguson, No. IS Pine street, LIST June next
The Erie Railway Company, under the lease re-
Gently contaminated, took possession yesterday Of
the Buffalo, New.York and Erie Railroad, extending
from Corning 10 Buffalo, with the read from Avon TO
Rochester. BY this arrangement tho stock and
securities Of the Buffalo, Now. York and Erie Rail.
road Company are placed in the front rank Of invest
ment securities. The Erie Company are TO pay, for
the term Of 400 years. the sum Of $233 100 per year.
iu monthly nstaments, beside, ali taxes aud assess
men,s That sum covers the interest on tho entire
bonded debt and 7 Y cent per annum on tho stock
Of the Buffalo, New.York and Erie Railroad Co.
The following an official statement Of tho business
at tho Office of tho Assistant Treasurer u. g., Now
York, during the month Of April. 1868,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

PAIN SALs.-Mssss. Burdsss, JONES q 20 -
.,.,d.v =, N. Up,o. Stores In Bssaiys sAs Prise ~
Ans.o,. q y..I. eld captured By he uai.a 49, = =
b. ", o.,r.,y. sud L,soo sssks Avsspsss sh " 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

ON SrRIKR.-A large number of laborers en-
ploysd In sscsr Co.'S Monitor Yard in Jersey City TUNED
ou. strike yesterday for higher wages and sbOu. 300 =
them marched through the streets conducting thsmsvs In
orderly They receiving u.s. and .sl for
advance to 81 50 dayi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

ASSAULT UPON AN OTYIcrR.-A desertsr known
by the name Of Way wss arrested BY Deputy Ptsvcs
Marshal Spgue yesterday the City Hall Wsxy shoree
dis position to fight when the handouts wsrs spphsd ne
the. drew snis and attempted stab the officer but ~
from him. and BE- secured and tsaen 70 wv
pot,s Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

SAILOR POUND DRowSEp:-An inquest VS. 49, os.i
49, rnl,onf C.r,y on "wednesday. He large man 49,
six f.. IN brown haiti ~. ss mad S::i
awsy by fishes and there were other IS |. re-
bah. wss found tied IN his shirt Thsre wa: noshn -
he oiothss 70 Identity him. verdict Of found afo~S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

A WoMAS ROBBED OF OVER $50o.-Yesterday .
named Flood who has Just returned from the army.
where abe has been for two engaged
while In second hand Newark avenue Jsfssy City,
had her pocket pic ed Of $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

Total hhds... s..SIo'E
sPlCEs-Tkere 70 ZONE inquiry for Pepper. and prices q.
vor the seller We near Of $50 bags 1t Sc other kind e
quiet
SALT /. In limited demand; but hodsr are quite aru
80 eO1 81 IS for Ashtons fpej 81 9S " for fsctoy
hlled l54Sl 80 for Liverpool Ground; and 80 0*c Il
Turks Island The lie. 10 900 bush Cstts At Sc
sEFDs-Clov.rssed is very quiet with sses Of anal oes
a. gfasc Timothy seed 10 steady sales Of lso BAGS ai 81
y ba.b Rough Fla1seed ia la light suppy and IN demand
% 1895 y bush ofS n.
TOBACCO-The market 10 without essential ehsng ~
demsnd is limited prices generally are maintained. h
stock however Is much larger thsn last year she uvss ~
Gently being very large sales ~ hhdS hsn'scxy iy0bol
a cases Seedleaf at &c. - -
TILLOW h In moderate demand and the narts, Il eaasss
,..s OF lis 900 10 at lloltc for Western, and OLLIE fs
Eastern and City. 80.
WHISKY 4. in limited demand and The market 10 amssi
sales Of $50 bbls. at ~ di6c Tor Western
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

FIRg.-A FIRE broke out In the house Of Mr.. James
Martin I'm Eisbh ,tr,st near Second Gowsnas
Thud.y evening caused By some 'stsw snn( from tss
Six children bad been len to take care Of the pses
during the parent Absence and narrowly escaped suocssa
The damage did exceed $780, inssTsd in the Atlantic
Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
A CARD.

n CAND.
To ne Edisc, " The NJ y. 7Lioss&
Sir, There appears TO be Misunderstanding -
10 whether the Of the Academy Of Muc Brookys ~
been refused to Mlss Anna Z. Dickinson wish TO stss
the fse The refusal of the building hsd for two days n
she could be engaged when the morning sr she spOks
the Cooper Institute the msnsg the sssss Of u
Academy to ny Office with message that the Building essh
not be spsnsd for the above purpose 8 H. 0EIswoLD.
Brookiys, April %, lesa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
SUPREME COURr-CHAnBERs.-MAY L-be'oss
Ja,,ics THRoDoRs MILLER.

DECISIONS.
In the matter of the guardianship OF HANNA
Green &oReeTence ordsred to take proof OF ac No. ~
report. =, a u.,,h.w--Ns
,icn grrnted " i'm costa 10 be paid out OF the fund
Th,o. o. Maroon sgt. VIM. u. Hays - Motion panssa -
payment Of sl5 costs and disbursements, &c. -,
y n m. matter Of Js, McCout kc-Motiou denied
In The matter OF the application Of John Livingston, -
for appointment Of trustee. &c.Ordsr granted. "A,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

Il will be seen by the annexed card that messrs
Thomson Brothers are prepared to take orders ior
six per cent five-twenty Government bonds at par
Sl.ssrs. Thompson Brothers will also contract upon
deposits Of five per cent to deliver these bones after
LIST July, when the privilege 10 convert expires 70
parties having their funds deposited in savings banks
This will enable these parties to collect their SEMI
annual dividend, and then withdraw what amount
they pease without loss of interest from investment
IN these bonds:
OFFICE OF THoxrsoS BROTHERS. BAsxxHs
no. Wal street, kew.foIk, I
Government Agents for U. 5 $40 Bonds
The s. STOCK snd Bonds Issued tho act o. I'h Fe'
lo6! Ar, III. able inse.,Grnt tor the Present
They per c-nt iG!eres: I'm gold payable on the t
Of Msy and hovember They are called nvs'rsIS oOnas
they have t"euy year. to run out thry can
be paid Ut any time alter tive ,ea from tue passage oil the
Tn. bond, ar. In 800 $780, sad 81 90 denominations
From nov tie 1T of July h.l have constant sappy
OF tLs.s bood to OIL ell def' sf addnS accrued Inherent
honl M.J to tbs day th. money IL received.
house, besides own money u keep a'uppy Of
hard ard prepared 10 give Customers neh 9onas
when We Get their non-y.
Mr.. Glpiu proprietor Of the Merchants Exchange
aud Reading Room, has not parted with his premises
at the corner Of Exchange place and William street.
TO the Board Of Brokers, az has been currently re-
ported aud consequently the daily Change meetings
will DO held there usual.
The statements of the banks OF the three principal
cities Of the Union for the last week compare with
the previous one and the corresponding time Of 1862,
as follows;
Loans Deposta Specie. CironPn
~ T. Api IS ia io7 Sos y9 I13 JoI 5IoSsS
boston Ap. 7J3yTByT 75i 7sJ8,B3 1853 ~.
I.s, W. n. 3o.<a.o5s 3Ozi19e S.S<o.37I 3,0.sSl
Tot...s2SIIls2TT AL, 667,3J6 1859. T29 lI67t,3d
LAT week.. 278Ss5 40 40 5yl51j ss.so<ySs l8SlOo
lat yesr... 2ls.Jl,JJJ lti3!JlI3 sOO4'Di i',-'e'A
Tie Cltrs'and Herald of Wednesday says:
18th. difficulties b.twsen the Cleveland and Erie and Buf
so Et. Rnoad ma3sgus have oe,n sdJu,tec and the
propos.a between kie and C!evei.nd w there
butt Iii, said that the proposed branch OF the
Cev En-. Road from Ash so1la to the Ansie and
Ores. wGcm Road will BE- ba'L aud mat TIE buua' AM
Erio Company VIII approve the seAenis|
The Mupaukte Aews says:
Tho application the Mane.o Railway Company FOR
junction TO restrain the e Of the La Crosse Road between
Prse add La Crosse under mortgage has JUST been
In the United states Circuit Cout Milwaukee. Tho
Of this decision will DO sppecia ed uch
whole La Crosse Road from Potsge
LIZ Crosse aud the land granted by Congress- 3s coo
The whole amount Involved IL about 100000
There prospect that La Crosse Railroad difficulty
viii be settled"
The following table shows the smount Of Flour.
Wheat, Corn, &C., in store in Chicago, compared
with the amount Of Grain in store week ago, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

THE HAcxgSsAcK BRIDGE AcctprSr.-The BODY
Of the engineer who drowned the
Of the Hsboksn and Newark Road OF the bridss
months since found the spot where the seol.
dent occurred yesterday forenoon. The body VI" removed
to Newark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

SUPERIOR COURT-sPscIAL TERS-MArL-bess
Justics ROBERTSON.
DECISIONS.
Margaret Hay. Administrative, sgt. The MAyoss
nc 81 ALLOW ance 10 defendants counsel. $50
Robert Lsrtin. IT,, at The American Fsuse osssa.
Society.--Cass sst.leds Papers with tho SPeeiS A"s
CIsrkl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

THr LATE RAILROAD AccIDrsr.-John Rysas
The driver Of the Fulton svsnue car which evs tho
VIM H. wsch on Sunday last causing bis dssiA vs. oss
BY Coroner Nsi. TO await ss ae.ios Of ht s.Sc W.
tbs charge Of eselssnss The accused was esisa ys's
ir the sum Of s00 10 wsit trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

sl3 50 for Extra Mes Tieree Beef quiet end price, sr.
entirely nominal Beef Hams neg sctsd Gu. Neat ~
In limited demand and lower, Sales Of 800 pkss ~
5ic for Shoulders. aud 81 ds.c. for Hams v
Bscon Ia good quest steady sales Of 1870 box.s
at 6lc for Cumberland Cut Middles &c. fos LonrRbbS
14dtc for Short Cesr part Of back bone I'M and SI 10
City Short Cesr entirely Clear Lsrd 10 quite active .ni
prices rmer sales OF 1850 bb 1Otc New Bn,,es
10 steady and In moderate desnd lsd2c Tho ock Of GA
hss became reduced, aud Is nearly Of market "a
Cheese Is and firm at l0Ul3c New srrves more re-,
ly. aud Is - liz ,iowly at 9allc.. as TO quality. t
hOLASSEs-Ibe demand IL good cd with rsther . rsbs
stock prices strong foreign kinds particular S-s
Of 84 Lhds. Cuba Mlscovodo 4Jdi8c 10 hhca Porte
Rico at 5od52c aud 10 bbs New Orleans &c. By sue-
tcn e45 bbs New-0reabs sra2id47c cash and month";
STOCK ON HAND HAY J. 1868.
Cuba Muscoyado, hhds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
Total bhcs. ................-........3.l

New-Oriesns. bbs. ......................l35
RICE-There has been decided improvement in tho DE-
snd to-day aud prices Imer We hear Of sales OF 10
bags East India 7a38c for Anacn 85c for Rsnsoon,
and &C. for Pstua aud 50 bags Ransoon, In bond, So
FRUITSses at auction, to-dsyof 23a boxes Pslsrpos
Oranges, at 81 25ds2 s5; and $3.50 boxss Lsmons z
81 TOa&2 10, cash.
SUGARS-Rsw Sugars have been only incidentally active
to-day but prices very strong and ne better the sd
vance or the week shout 10 b sales to-day Of 900 hhds
at tor Cubs. l0;dlc for Porto Rico and llI2a
for Orleans; Refined stcsdy l4tdlllc for Harda
ExY.YoRx NAY j. lS6l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

w.
processes through which it moves from its inception
to the completion. As its elements are tiny and
fragile, 90 the hands which combine them are light
and swift and noseless- Microscopic atoms coalesce;
gossamer ilaments thread the embryo organism; by
and by life is bresthed into the completed structure
and it papates forever with passionless iteration.
The art6cen are not exactly like other artiicer.
The work upon which they are occupied involves
acute intelligence and dexterous touch. The light.
and the cheer of the factory itself must doubt
less have its wholesome influence upon the opera
tives. Certainly the impression which they leave
upon the mind Of the visitor s very different from that
which follows visit TO workshops,in which grosser
wares are manufactured The cotton and iron work.
shops Of Lancashire aud Birmingham are populous
with hungry and disconnected creatures, bending over
distastefu tasks in dim and imperf city ventilated
galleries Sheffield generates formidable statistics Of
maadies occasoned by some Of the processes Of the
Of cutlery. Here among the comfort
able artfcers Of Wsbam there appears 10 be less Of
the prose Of toll. Their industry 10 Get TO music 1t
does not blacken and bruise the hands, wriakle
The brow, nor strain tho muscles, nor distort the
frame. The great majority Of the hands employed
are Americans--New-En England men and women
whom few years Of experience have rendered az
le1terous and ~ expert In their craft a. the best
among the continental artisana
The operations Of tho Company have steadily
widensd since In establishment. At present II en-.
pioys more hands and produces more watches than |
II any former period Each year contributes testi.
mony to the excellence Of the instruments and in
c'eases the demand for them. New varieties of form
ana quality have boon from time to time introduced
70 aecommodats peculiar exigencies Of taste or ne.
'sssi'y' There s the costly time-pisce for the
and the inexpensive ono for the
clerk, or student, or artisan There 10 the compact
and tiny watch. jewelsd aud snamelsd, which
aides delight TO wear ~ their girdles, and which
hoy never remember to wind up. The varieties arc
% ample as to satisfy all the demands Of utility or
sprice. And tits but moderate eulogy 10 Gay tia.
q exterior }orw and ESTABLISHMENT, no lees than 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-16
Study for a Copperhead Editorial.

otuu1 lOf OOppeFnea0 E0lIOrIaI,
We have fallen upon evil times. We
assist at the death throes of the Repub-
lie From the moment when Abraham
Lincoln haughtily refused to invite our
outraged Southern brothers to state upon
what terms they would consent to remain
in the Union our doom has been sealed.
Carthage delenda est! Not content
with overrunning the fair fields of the
South with an army which our Southern
brothers, in their circumstances, may be
pardoned for calling vandal horde
not satisfied with the effort, which
history will ftly characterize, to plunge
peaceful Southern society into the black
est gulf of massacre, rape, and fire, Abra-
ham Lincoln, whom our naturally exasper-
ated Southern brothers stigmatize with
characteristic poetic fervor as a gorilla,
has not hesitated to trample upon all
law, all securities sof social order, all the
guaranteed rights of American citizens,
turning the entire North into a huge bas-
tile, a colossal continental dungeon,
which echoes and re-echoes continually
with the means and cries, or the futile
shouts of indignation, of the oppressed
but helpless people beneath his heel.
We have not failed in our duty We
have. warned and again warned the
American people, in the most solemn
manner, that they were in mortal peril
from this man whom our warm blooded
! and excited Southern brothers have often
picturesquely described as drunken
ape. But our advice to the country has
been in vain. We have mourned to oul
!ellow-citizens, and they have not wept
And now behold the RESULT The las
sublime point of audacity has beer
scaled by the fanatfcal feet of him whom
our brothers of the South, with sterling