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Tnrrwf-s SrrsrsKs AsscaArios > had . msstipo
yesterday afternoon, at lsi Bo~sr,. Prsidast Jss.
Donuelly presided The oh set Of the meeps vas -
make prepssntous for . strike for tseusy6vs osnSa
PER Jay in ndysscr Of the prcseut rats Of vsssAs
to sepd stter 10 tic Twine Manufactures rslus ~
Ing them to scccde TO their request.
Usrrrp Coorvss No. 4 had sreca, mes,tns a -
and 20 Essei strce,, Pres'dsn. Patrick o'rsrei In
the chair. The obsct Of th,se srsetai mest'r - sss
20 rive all "COPPER" opportunity to ein the Soesssy
before the initiation fee ras-, ~hsoh vill take
psc. he fr.t o. nest month Some uisTnn -ee
were Nehiud in their ducs paid tp Twenty hSs ueD
msmbsi, we're admitted. hdioirned.
TIr ssrIus. Corr ~ An Sussr Iso- wosxyss
Let evening very large meeting of sois Asccistis
80. held At 80 aud IS las, Houston street. ~. n.
=. Csupbcl L e.idsnt. In thu Chair. Quite siAsUS
pumhr .oi nav membrr' were elected. stt~
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M .sn gq, s.'ns .ps rr'Sts Iue rSsss
The .,eeticn r..uied as lolo-. Ill, J. cs@pe.ii.
riesdeft trcs,eotsd 81 oui Of Is and snhseguntly
@ S.Si.ts ~, MSi.c, WS'e snd isce6 BssS~ T!sa
,utcr, George II. insnd Jonn SeAson, AsnS
thasss vas pa.sd to the outgoing of6nsn ssA ~
meeting sdJourued.
THEI COURTS.
C1gsI cASr.n.. Tuesday .s.,y.,", @ Gsc.1tssS.T
r,,@ P.: iaSo. iisS. 1915. ;;lsss. !ss~isss.:
400. lNi, 100 1tk3 l.sI, 1l6v, Ira fIIJs lIUns
i'la. isis, 1899. lsIs. lstI. iar.-Adjusr.s1 ~
TO Wednesday, .3d inst. calendar unchanged.
Tnr Iuo~.s CotlIxs EsrArs.-ln the surussAsa
Court IN the matter ., tb.wli orTbomas Csliy0. =
PETITION "a. pIessntcd by onc o: che slecss sue0
creditor ~ drccasi that the adrniu'sr rstor, GaesoD
H. Col'ycr giv. addi,ous security The pstttienev1
ca,u, ihs, the e.t,e Is worth over 1900 ooo vae te
10 c..ned hv the ,xccuor that the whoe amount ~
the t.,At. ~ worth bu, Si5nOOp. The dseeNssd vs0
report TO be of ueshcst shiphnildsSlD h th0
city.
II yur Corsr ~ GENIAL, ssssioSo yu1D1aSs
M, Ann BIO. -S tried on charge a. O1Scesa
Jsmc, h hins, ssoiaicr, into don 10 WsaaG ATssss
and ,tcr. fobhiug him OF 80 in eresnhaeks, ,Tha
ury spriitted her. and she sas dsthafcA
/ isderick SNYDER and Charles Wilson, ln1S1o0 ~
| grand larceny, pleaded guilty. and bnyAsr - ~
manded Tor sentence; wilson vas sent 70 ths esaAa
l Prison for tvo ytars. -
! Ih. trial Of Joseph Iowsnsteip, chsresd yith 70
crivins s,olsn goods. was commenced but AnG -
wins,s vas eIAmiasd, the CASE wHs AdJnrpea tin ~
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james Farmer, boy. vss convicted Of b1fyiaIN1
bnt the ,oori susys nd,d sentence.
! GKSLlN FoiiaI iSTLiLoySCs. John AafSa, q
TEACHER Of boxing, arrested yesterday. ehafso4
sih picking the poke, Of Nj James Godta6. =
country rn'lemsn, Of watch and chain vcstA oi7eS
In Chatham ,troct.
| Grott- Ieest, au Ensishma ~as srested. ebsspAA
! ~ib pich W the ,nckv Of Mr.. Adam brovu, . o0un.
tt- tent.,u ~ Of waie; containing 81, Vhile ~
ing on Hudson River u. lear
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AIurn ion the Army Of The fetomse To- nish,
nstss that msny OF the ,Gb'nuie, Who ntd dsshIte!
.t, shot In the sevsrA eorP., towards the coee oi
L.,t vsst ard uorupt ssd eIT.rns pup shmsnt nov
NIu III a.. et ,dslssy, y!tsout h2D< q nsIasa.
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, 1863-09-19
The Poet to his Turkey.

THE Poet, sitting before the fire turning his ho
day Turkey, disoourseth as follows:
While bards, with rolling optics sing
The eagle whirling on the gale,
IT'S mine to gently touch the string
That vibrates to a tender tale.
Bird Of my heart it seems to me
owe a grateful ode to thee.
The bUlbuls music, wild and clear,
That on the night air sweetly flows,
Brings no such rapture to the ear
As thy rare incense to the nose.
love thee be the truth confessed,
And long to fall upon thy breast.
The maids of musk in Eden's bowers,
Of whom the Eastern minstTels tell,
That crown with feasts loves bissful hours
On the banks ofbooming AsphOdel,
Have no domestic fowl 80 nice
Among the birds of Paradise.
Nor under oceans c0mbing waves,
Where mermads dress their sea-green hair,
Exists there in the coral caves,
A peer to thee my charming fare
Excuse me that / seem so fond,
Sweet mixture ofbrunette and blonde
And while my fame I thus impart
And with desires impatienee burn,
Prepare, 0 Did0B of my heart
To make me tendeTest return.
My longing lips thou mayst not shun--
We two are destined to be one.
, 1863-09-19

IT is said the people of Maine
are about to tap the pine trees in
that State with view to make
rOsin, which they think can be
made as we'll in that region as in
the CarOlinas.
, 1863-09-19

A Truthful AND CHEAP BAR
TER.-Take a clean glass bot
tie, and put in a small quantity Of
finely pulverized alum, then fill
the bottle with spirits of wine.
The alum will be perfectly dis
solved by the alcohol, and in
clear weather the liquid will be
as transparent as the purest wa
ter. On the approach of rain or
cloudy weather, the alum will
be visible in a haI1y, spiral cloud
in the center of the fluid, reach
ing from the bottom to the sur
face. This is a cheap, simple
and beautiful barometer, and is
placed within the reach of all
who wish to possess one. For
simplicity Of construction, this is
altogether superior to the frog
barometer in general use in Ger
many.
The New York Freeman's Jour
nal and Catholic Register states
that General Meade is a Catholic
in his religious views.
, 1863-09-19

MEXICAN geography will soon
become familiar to the French.
The new boulevard Puebla is to
be crossed by four streets which
are respectively to be called Rue
de Vera Cruz, Rue d'Orizaba,
Rue de Tampico, and Rue de
Jalapa At Lorient, orders have
been given to build an irOn-clad
frigate to be called the Puebla.
, 1863-09-19

"MR. JONES have you got a
match 2" Yes, sir, a match for
the old boy. There she is, mix
ing dough-" Jones mot Jonesey')
pointed to his wife, and then slid
from the front door, The last
we saw of Jones he was exiting"
it down the road, hotly pursued
by red-headed lady with a els
tern pole. Poor Jones.
, 1863-09-19


Coal BEDs.-FIeath's mine in
Virginia, is represented to CON
tain a coal bed fifty feet in thick
ness a coal bed near Wilkes
barre, Pa, is said to be twenty
five feet thick; at Mauch Chunk
is a coal bed forty to fifty feet
deep, and in the basin of the
Schuylkill are fifty alternate
seams of coal, twenty-five of
which are more than three feet
in thickness. In Nova Scotia is
a coal formation fourteen hum
dred feet deep, and containing
seventy-fve alternate layers of
coal. The Whitehaven coal
mine in England, has been
worked twelve hundred feet
deep, and extends a mile under
the sea, and the Newcastle coal
mine in the same country has
been worked to the depth Of fif-
teen hundred feet, and bored to
a similar additional depth with
out finding the bottom of the coal
measure.
, 1863-09-19
a Famous Institution to Let.

We wish some genuine Ortho-
dox who has made the subject
his study, and processes to un-
derstand it, would inform us what
is the use of a Hell ? We have
never been church member,
and have not investigated such
matters very deeply; but we had
always been a firm believer in a
hell-a literal place Of burning
and bowling as described in Ho-
ly Writ. We took a secret pleas
ure in the thought that there was
such place, for the benefit Of
villains whose cases could not be
sufficiently reached by all the
punishment and torture that could
be inflicted in this world. In
our younger days we imagined
the place was reserved exclusive
ly for Democrats, especially those
who did not vote for Henry Clay
for President. Then as we grew
older and listened to the argu-
ments of " Uniyersalians," and
other anti-helliOns, we began to
think it might not be so bad after
all. In fact, we didn't know
what to believe about it, and re-
GREETED there was any room for
doubt ; for it was like waking
out Of pleasant dream. But
every calamity brings some use
fal lesson; and when this rebel
lion broke out, amid our sorrow
for the ruin it would produce, we
had one ray Of pleasure. 1t firm
ly re-established our belief in a
regular, good, old fashioned,
Hard-Shell Baptist hell, where
the inmates get up and yelp, and
the devil, with horns on his head
a spear on the end of his tail, and
cloven feet, piles the hot brim-
stone around them with a big
hook-such place as John Cal
vim endeavOred to convince Mi
chael Seryetus of the existence
of, by giving him a slight touch
of its quality. Having confessed
our faith, and given our idea of
the character and use of the in
stitutiOn, we would now be
pleased if Henry Ward Beecher
or some other fire and birthstone
champion would tell US what hell
is for. The present rebellion is
the greatest and most unpardOn-
able crime that has been COM
mitted since the rebellion in
heaven yet, when prime NOV
ers and master spirits, in this
crime meet their just tate-meet
it in the very act of numbering
the nation and its defenders
their virtues and Christianity are
extolled by such men as Beecher;
and they are straightway sent to
heaven. There never were bar
barians more brutal and deVilish
than the southern rebels, yet
northern men are constantly en-
deayoring to smuggle them into
Paradise. StOnewall Jackson,
ZollicOffer, and even Ben Nc
CulIough have been sent up there,
and Gen. Lee has all his papers
made out in regular style, ready
to start on short notice. Then,
what is hell for? If southern and
northern traitors do not 60 there,
nobody else will f; and there is a
famous institution with fires in
every room to let cheap For
particulars inquire at the premis-
es.-S05 Miller IN the Kansas Ch5ef.
, 1863-09-19
Fhe piferenOe Between Man and Ape

At a recent ordinary meeting
Of the Anthropological Society,
London, Eng, a discussion took
place upon the above-named sub
iect, after the reading of a paper,
" On the brain of a MicrOcephaliC
Female Idiot" Professor Owen
observed that as the brain of a
man is more complex it it's organ
izatiOn than the brain of inferior
animals, it is more subject to in
jury, and more liable to expert
ence the want of perfect devel-
Opment. Instances of idiOcy oc-
cur among all races of mankind.
Extreme smallness of the skull
indicated in all cases want of in
tellect approaching to idioCy.-
Abiding to the attempts that
have been made to find a link of
connection between man and
apes, he remarked, that it was
possible that an idiot with an inn
perfectly developed brain might
wander into some cave, and there
die, and in two or three hundred
years his bones might be covered
with mud, or imbedded in stalag-
mite, and when discovered such
a skull might be adduced as af-
tording the looked-for link con-
Meeting man with the inferior an
imals but the brain of such an
idiot as the female whose skull
was exhibited is distinctly differ
ent from that of the anthropoid
apes; and he expressed an opin-
ion that the difference is too wide
to be bridged over by by the
skull of any creature yet dis
covered.
, 1863-09-19

A FREE Press IN EASTERN
VIRGINIA.-The Virgin5an, pub
Iished at Norfolk, is a journal de-
voted to the cause of the Union
and free labor. 1t was started
but a few weeks ago as a semi
weekly, and is now issued daily.
A correspondent in Norfolk
writes Slavery is dead in
this part of Virginia even if
peace should be established to-
morrow and Fernando Wood die
tate the terms. Yankee immi-
grafton has already set in, and
merchants from New York, Phil
adelphia and Boston transact
nearly all the business in Norfolk
and Portsmouth.
, 1863-09-19

NEW PROVERB.-A thorn in
the bush is worth two in the
hand.
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