New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01

70 $50 per tun, and very little 70 be bad 1t that
so'aa IRON house to house, offering from 81 SO to
per cwt: Tor hay, bus cannot get It at that. A
starvation. ilf . =, ~
stree the death Of Nathan Hale, Of The Boston
n.soe.ussr, the man who has been longest in the
W. M se,Vlee' In hassacbu etts /, no o her than
Free Pea. 'e Gar r1 In 1896. be edited The
port; IN 1876, Ihe National Philartlro plst ten.
perauce paper In Boston; in ,IS2s-e Jlr IurnaI
q hf 1taes. in Bennington, VII 10 1879 and 80
l "rS, f ~ on,eer'g To-, Esma.epotton, in BATH
torn all covering period Of 81 years. " ''''
Mr.. J. N. Brownel Of williamson, w.vne
County, N. Y, raieed the past year "a coo poupda
of lint ard 600 bushels Of fax seed. Dir. LYMAN
Nj lman raired 1000 pounds OF lint and o75 b,,els
Of Peed The whole an omit Of lint Of both sod for
a. $50, the Feed when sold brought 50 per bu,hel.
amounting to $500; adding the two IL will reach
$1,000.
AT Sbclbyvills, Indiana. last week, Mr. Jar.
vie, recently from Kentucky, having come to town
rIfh gdn upon his sb0nder, was accosted bya sol
der named Norvel, who inquired what be was do
ing with the weapon. Jarvis replied that be car
RED it to slloot ID Abolitionsts, wnereupou the
soldier took Il from him, By authority OF the Cover
nor. Jarvis thereupon drew revolver and sno'
Norve ell, woundmg him mortally. The murderer e.
capped.
1T Is alleged that there has been discovered In
Providence, K. l., club of young men who ass IN
be weekly TO f,oIic, dressed in female apparel the
materials Of which they steal wherever they can fnd
item. Costly ,i,ks, mIslns, sud ewery have been
purloiDed Ia profusoD. Tie clerks tbss belonged TO
hen it is sa made it point 10 rob their ~ 'ste
Two or three OF them nave been appTeLended and
are now IN prison.
A. la ,u
excitement WAS occa.ioued by deciion or the
Speaker to the effect that he would not knse before
tie representative of her Majesty IN presenting the
address. The authority Of Lord Eversley, la'e
Speaker Of the Brit-h Hone of Commons, was cited
in proof of that mode Of proceeding bet the Speaker
declared thai sooner than SEQ IT introduced INTO the
Legislative Assembly he would resign.
According to the latest report, furnished by the
Italian sinis,er for Public Works, the Mt. Cents
tunnel has attained length Of nearly 5000 feet.
The engineer THO IL the whole undertaking Will De
achieved in sbou, III years The total expenses
will he 65 00 600 francs. One Thousand Elk bundled
aud twenty woTkmeo are now employed on the
work.
Large and influential Union meetings are being
held in Maryland win most gratifying results. AT
meeting in ADegany Co.. Gov. Thomas defended
the Cons ,rip,iol act, and Emancipation Proclsma-
lion, and expressed The ar1ent hope tGst no might
live 10 see the DAY when every foot Of the SOIL OF
MhENL.hd kL0uI1 Dc Tree. lis hics "h-
mos. enthusiastic approval.
There seems to DO O growing scarcity OF help OF
ri kinds especially Of farm hands, and many farm
ers Of The North OIL this account will b. ruf to ruch
Inconvenience ia carry ing their far0s tho present
seGson. SO many of our goat sciVo Young men
have cone TO the war; that as long az IL Ase there
will he necessary drain upon ali traces and PROBES
slons.
An immense copper nugget has been discovered
b..M mi ~ La AuuerCr.
80 tuus have already been taken from the mass ana
how unnch more IL viii yield no oIe can conjecture
Is il dps a. an angle Of say 40 grses 10 the east
aud boncs large portion Of the everything belt has
10 be mined before the mass can Do reached.
The Black Lay of Illinois Is to be tested: Sew
violation of the s,aiute have bon arrested, and
Jndge Sibley Of tho Circuit Court at Quincy, has
decd. d. in their ca e, that the Laws Ia constitutional
The Gou. o. II. Browning will carry the Case to the
Scpreme Court.
"A Union State Convention his been called in
Ohio to meet ut Columbus on the lI'h 81 Jnue, 10
nominate candidates ior Governor, Lieut.. -Goysrnor,
Aud tor Il State Treasurer Of S-ate, one Judge or
he Supreme Conr', and one member of the Board Of
Pnblic Works The D.mocrats hold their Conyen.
ton GA tie lllh % June al the sasDe place
IA woman WA walking in Philadelphia street
tie other evening with box Of mstsbes in her
pocket WREN she fell, he fall .gni,ed the matches,
Der clothes were On FIRE; IA her alarm the started 10
mn thereby fannirg he flsmes and she b.eame 80
bnny burned sn"t tl0 s"an aiter cIaf IL iac tos-
pitsl.
the heart Of Yanse.; and a ridge Of potatoes Is
worth any milo Of breastw works from Vicksburg TO
the RappGbannock. so ssys The Charleston Cur.
ar n an urgent appeal to the planters TO grow food
for tue Confederate army. 'yl
Capt, Coulter late OF the llth Pennsylvania, Who'll
lost au arm a. fredericksburg, hs been alsh0rzed
ID. To hrtar ~ fl-sdl harm
ike himself for provost, garrison, aud hosrital duty
Tbs force VIII relieve equal number Of able
bodied men who can be ssut TO tne FROM. +
The vererable DIR. John Adams, formerly priB- Y
cipa OF pilhps Academy, Andoyer, Mgss. died at \
tbe advanced age VI 81 ysars, in Jacksonville, ll
nos oa Rritay, tic 9th inst. DR.. Adams yes the \
l.her Of the Rev. Dr.. William Adams OF the MGoi-
sou.square Presbyterian Church VI thls cry.
A tr.iu Of Rebel prisoners passed through Nor \
walk Ohio recently, aud one Of them ked. Are 4
there q Seeesh herel' p" Yes" said good Union \
man "weve got five or six Of that stripe hore and
we would lketo trade them of for Xix OF tie mean-
eat Gu res you've got among yoaF . ... , /
"A great reli lous revival is in progress IN Roch-
eser ard so large Is the attendance a. the Presbr-
10 ~, Churcies toat mass meeting was held last
Sunday IN tire open Air, 70 accommodate the mesi-
tude who came
" 3, Vjrgiuia win hold State Convention TO
ronin te "Uueondrlionsl UIon candida'es for
the new State oie s, u ParkeIs'rrs, On Wtdnes.
d,y May 6. TIE state election takes place on
rLur.d y, May u.
"A NewArker has inst invented patent adj ST.
ahe saddle, suited TO auy horse mule irrespective
of size. Also a saddlA winch may be converter
uto pack saddle, or ambulance, twill.
Geo. II. Hcyt, tie young Boston lawyer. who
went down to Viruinia 20 defend Johu Bgown is !
now the leader Of an nGel endenL baud Ut soldiers,
who are hunting down gnenillas, and Otherwise her.
ra,si1g the enemy. He is one Of tho hgAt'ne Aeoh'
tf0nists.
judge Vim. NJ. Cook, formerly citizen OF st.
Louis but Tor two Years pas, pretended representa-
- N;,aor.t tba Relei lunnrass nj Richmond 2