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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-05
THE FIREMEN.

ATA REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING or AURORA
N Engine Company 80 81. bella Al thelr house Mon
day evening" August 1893 the follow Ing letter Rad
AND ordered 70 be printed IA the New YORK Herald
FRANCIS BAzZONi Foreman.
NAV YoRs. July ", IsT.
To the Foreman % Engine Company No 49, Yorkyil~.
SirIt with ordinary feelings Pleasure and
tnde Il announced IN this mornings paper. that
ninth ". w. dnIiug the recent sackiug re.dencs
Allow thank and through You the members ~
''is- this timely and disintsrested act Of
That ss sir, has waved over the heads OF gallant
body OF encountered enemy; " has seeu
guarded every battle field by the spty ninth ~ w. w.
and ma. never vet been polluted by hostile hands-h has
many defender and would ndees have been ter
rble Disgrace ", after all has passed through should
have fallen into the hands Of lees worthy than thoss
who 20 brzvcy bore against the enemies Of the republic
In expressing thanks you your company this
occasion, feel ssied that cypress the feelings u every
o1cer and man remaining Of regiment; and trust that
you aud they viii receive them In that friendly and general
4 am, sir.very respectfully. your eseasnt s,ryanh
Colonel siz,y- aiulh New York Volunteers.
HUDSON EsorNB COMPANY NO Lar REGg
III lar mpnhiy meeting ~ Hudson Engine conpsry No
solutions unanimously a3opted- -
Reovrd That lhe sixth Avenue Railroad Com pA NJ
ssi respectfully tender o.r sincere haaks Tor The very
Of t2o July II 1903 rendered through
Mr. VIM. Ebb>it, supcrfstendent
Resolved That the thanks Of this Compsny be and
by rendered - the Eighth Avenue Railroad Con-.
trndered hrr'fh Ceonei Charles Nay superin,sns.nt
Resolved That The sincere thanks o. this Cenrany - sns
hereby tsndered y the Ninth Avenue Raroaf Company
Cor the veU hsoiso,.e pescnt q s ON July ~ isss I'm
feel a~epl, @ Kind resolutions q thanks snd The many
m.niiss,a,ons Of regard sh9rn 70 h.m ~ the etrens ~
Jonr w. Buxi, Secretary.
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A 0ErTLEnAN or NEAks, AND or GOOD 1Axf.
"A IT, ss utth few shis essy desires 10 rsas
ss-.si.ssse. q yoane is1y With sosr. mssr
sooonpirci as1 AeA1tAuL Addrvsss ~ Lavfnxssoa ste
don u, BtraA~ey sn1 Thvfy srrunA arssa
7 an rHrRry vgAns o. A9R. son ov TIE OLD
Man ~ The ncuskain BOT Unod looskna but assir~
aqua Anss ~ handsas~ ysS My vih ! Wee 70 va
r,fnssy ne sdserslssr he's stey frses white
roe klu hAgTy Afirsas w. d. y, Msss,n Bqusr~
POST omss, gfs Bfoadvay. eDssossns carte do slss.
= sArRrvouaL-TBg SEwLr MARRIED AID
MI ssst " fk2rfy obtain eev4 csssslrsr N
ferr,e.nn % ns Utmost npoare~ iA~rn b. enosirx Is
s~sR 70 Hnii ]. kAossn = D.. boa Dc Nsw yoys fsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-05

NEW YORK. HARLEM AND Albany RAILROAD =
IN Trains viii leave Twenty sixth street pot or Albany
IL ~ l. NJ stopping Wiliamshridge, White Plains Bed.
FORD Croton Falls aud stations north 10 Albany connecting
with Cenral AMI Northern Railroad Tor Saratoga and all
points north and west For Croton Pals. sl5A " and
~svr Falls so n. Monday; for White Plains,
SIS 10 A. NJ, 40 4sl0. ana b;IbP NJ from White
street pot. For Win amsbriGgc S.lJ ~ NJ ~ alJ,
8 ., 6:l5 and s.DPM croton Falls White Plain. and
viii nnsbrlage trains stop at all sstlous. For Dover
Plains r. NJ sopfang at White aims ana stations north
Dover Rrtnrnng leave Albany $40 NJ ON rival of
Northern Western trains stopping at AL stations from
Chatham Crotou rslN aso Bedford, White Plans aud
bri1ge Dover Plains 5:t5 A. NJ. stopping
a,ons north q srd White Plans cro'on ta,s N
.nsordge o ~ A. ~ and 705 r. n. Croton Pals, White
rains wlarsbri ge trains stop NJ AL station Sun
r. stopping az AZ s..tic.s e5cp. york,s for wil,,sns
Phins Y. VI. wilamsbrtige and White Plains train stop
o all stations. Returning ieays waite Plains 9 10 I,
stopping all stations. Croton Pals r. NJ, stopping
- .ii ~ atons north of and al WtliiamSbridce.
JOHN BuECHILfs Superintendent
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MATRIMONIAL.

a GENTLEMAN or MEANS DLsTREs TfIE &C.
~ lusnsAfsre ., yo-rs sdy, educsn sud sscynpsish
81 ASd able aud willing 70 teach N. FrrreA susuAgr
ample rcsomp-nse VIII b. gvsn. Address WIN. Norton,
gsle Ifouar, gxsisn D.
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tSDis ca aa x, srsaswsy under the New
York HOTEL you viii receive 81 per cent moro than a. aay
other pace ihis city for Diamonds old Gold and silver
without being eornterd W take ohet Goods W ehrhangs
He pats IN csty baDkaDe Cames Hair shaws all
Snis ~ Iaccs bought At the highest prce l.
Has been - years established New YORK. Remember s23
Broadway.
-,oI,D PAID FOR FINE DiAroNDs OF ONE CARAT
In and inv ards: hu. Pearls and Inata Camel
fair ShAws Once hours only from 20 10 A. NJ, ans 70
an r. W. PLUMB, Sl2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-05

u'vssrr@Esxsrn arslEr ssrWopisf kytco-
u t~.s fAsffk. .<g fk4ft sssrys II sttWfiAs ths.
ssfytes Thsfse2f ~ A - S~fsssi sstsss-s- 90
ssAff iptsfvstrf ~ - fasf - 49, = 80 tsss -
80 - 80. a. sac tfst Rtsts* kfslx. senMNts
$40 ysss4s s&ssr~ 90 ~ - A4aGs
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAlLRoAD.-TRAiNS FOR Al
bany, Troy North West leave Chambers
az ana 10 A. NJ. AMI 3ia and 1913 r. M and.on sun.
r. from Thirt,rth street Tickets may he
procured any Of the Offices oil WESiCO1Ts LAfkESS
n York aud Brooklyn, aud baggage checked the
Mouse points the road and 10 saratoga springs
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LOAN OFFICES.


U.-LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE on DIAMONDS.
"A Watches Jessiry Cans, fissols, silver War, SILKS.
f.sno. segars Ac, or toe bought " dsairrd B.
JErynve Ter PAID for Psvn5rckers Tirksts
the above than obtained 1T ohes place
s ctty Any prson having tickets 90 sell would ds well
~ before selling them elseshere, ~ ~ Bssaker street.
ssirL
ArursRy uyAAS'S-sss BRoADwAy. CORNER or
"A Fond sheet, room s. up stSrs Wit pay the hxncst
~..n peie or Diamonds uns-t. Watches aad silver.
aAre made the same, Aa Aiso GU Pisnos.
IS Broadway
At ao-NoNEy LIBERALLr ADVANCED ON
n watch@s. Diamonds. Jewelry.. silver War;, siihs
lsns Pos sefsrx piano., Ac o. tbs ssnr ghi ~ he
ysh-xt cart price NJ B-Pawnhsokers fshsts w2r ed.
~ pay than pefsor IN this city fr
1uxes OF Washes, Diamonds, Cans, Pistols &C. o.
iroshy. corner OF Houston street. op Stars room Ma =
A AROv AD0LrAUs. sD PEARL AsD 81 NEW
"A ChABbsrs ssrest&, iicenssd " rcyerNnsns, losn.
.sos~y " any amount on persoDl propsry a. ioA snd
~aAclss diamonds, eel aud nnset, an el0tA g.
Lrissss Kept one rear
Ar III GRAND STREET. Two Doors WEST or
n Broafway.-Money advanced Watches JewehT,
ais Dry and Personal Properly ever cesr,l
IN j A. JACKSON, nrohes ADD Conmssioo kerrhsni,
0,rcc hours from A y until ~ Pm.
oAwSBEoKERs, IIcxErs wAsTEe-H 40 nEs
s-s prices Tor lckev OF Dsmonds. Watches, Jew.ry,
ans. snhs DRY Goods and ccshipg A lot Of overcos.s
y eat~d.
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NALNAhif FHbFrhIb Ebh htLf--hfiNp n iiFti
o Gruunf " f~st front ana front
on = sr~e being corner nt Ias feet rear, vb xd fs
from root % rear and ~ the Irsss~s rosas. Jer
sey The p~ofery. .onteinor nine A. wih fgnp
AMI vs 81 sscrisnt water. having nns Eeg ~ hes te =
cfy h&rs0r, sroostn, BE- from parfsi ean ss ne srp
a az arriving and departing f~~ front sn1 he oth~f
reasuremsnr win b. v,f wfstost tie cottage trpk
he tsrfuisssts tIkEs FsAA4s sssaae, Berssa, k~~
Jersey, % p0site westcDtt place.
rvAyrrD-A GOOD YARN ABOUT ~ sIIgs IRON
w B~ styg about fyo sres Tros abeui eiz,e0 Al
drr.. rarmsr. vlth fun psrucaiArs Hsfsia o7es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-05
INsTRUCTiOss.

PARTISAN LADY, VERY HIGHLY gDrcATfr
N Wishes give lessons either ~ her rsstanoc
the rcdenc. u her pgp. she ~ou lac Ass % mai
with ssbyos private isalsst the sy
city references sveB 10 her esrsno~ sst eApses
Address apply a. 10 West sth At, between Uaisersi
place and s,h ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-05

L'ARvs FOR sALE--BAR6AIss-FOR GRAIN. CAT
~. Wool, sheep re-, with wood and water al oln ng
Impf1yenens In sc5nsn Improved ave 70 ten dollars
your thousand acrca Adjoining nnimpros" 70 eteh.ngs
for superior isrm. Address Walter W. wctmore Kin.
drrhoo4. y, Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-05

mo LEASE, FOR SALE OR ENCHANDE-.A NICE
l fwa si9ry new frame touss No iS West my fgnrth
stYee sixth ant seventh " n
care ard Csntr. PARK Has and srton WI be easi
for Sven yesrs Al $40 pr Initiating Gousf
rent wl b. hanged small and boase sta
AID ne Inc Of TIC Brio Rarud Fof farther ~ iofas
Hoo apriy TIRE premise. Eric Buildings foot ~
D. .ns street u a. MAATERsOs
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wishes % gve s.son. either :. he, gwn ,.sss.ee -
At the r.-ideno. % her pupils she ~on lse As 70 hsfs
sngag.uen. vita .o..e .es.es q pr,a.s ~. l
| place and s,h u.
A PARInAs LADY. VERY HrouLY gprcArEp.
a, hs rsslasao. d her rapii. si.o
eng. s.s et,y r.srsscs Sisss !. & ~ ssps.s. sss
esp.eii, Aadtes. ., sppy a. 81 chhbn Is@e b''~sen
4 LII BOYS PREPARED HoR BUSINESS ~ AUGUST
n Al DO bsiI,s carr alersla AeAdssy, ~ Efoaf-sy
sesufs sooi .,,ea!ia. "a .... elses % e."s. fhsy
RAPID sa-a,ss I~oiasn and prArse-' soossssps~
A FRENCH LADY. Sucn gxrEnIgsHgD ~ ms
,.a a"s .a o. s, 40 sss. Ss ,sa.ss
,.s,. 1900. 49, a T. ss (. s, s,, s
- Eas,rssnpnrss ssf.st.s.Y
4 GOOD nAsDwmrIso GUARANTEED 10 AZ ~
sa ss.1a. rs..,s n..s - sss., =, ss' go;
10 Brosa~sy eorssr 81 tisaih street
L'ogr EDwARD INSTITUTE
ne s,.s FAN term. Aasga - rosrt ana ssnpsa fss
:s = ss's. =, 90 sr 80 .n.ss :. =, a.
AclmIsie coutnsf ~ ceis4. fof ygsns me-. ,o'
,s .s;:, ,a ss !' ss' Gs-'
INSTRUCTION. N ysdrisH wasrrD--nY roUsa
fgyifnsr Tsashsr vi pisass aaaisa. NJ A to' $50
I AeGrAGEs-oERvas vREson srAssn asD
- LATIN ait nrer4ins Ast sAsy method ~
nps, igru,fg pryss.sos = sess,a s.ssss.' : qs.sa.
SrAayoED CO.'S -sns rrCKts Rrcrtsrs
> ,rshy ygats sass " sdwsb .assslsd ~ y.fi.sh
az f,s,. ~. Ysss rss.sssess- a. w., 5ais vi 49,.
o - A.s.'.s $500 q .snss.,.sa, s'> 49, ssss
usssrs A. siIy = - rnnsssi
yvaSrHD-ns 4 YOUNG rRlscH tsor. A srcs.
W use 80 = 80. g s,, H., .r J. -
NJ. o. fslsrshls Eitsa. A4arsss 4 4. hits ho-ss.
a@tyn ~
yuAsrgD-As rsAcngR. IsA Lapfs scuo0L
s,r,rt hsarsss, pin fsfs'sasss. rs. sfsoss ,s's.
500 rc ras 40 =. ,s ,,
fwess psr. "a, fvsi.ss iss.gs ss...,.y 80. ,ssss
sssiwhns.., ssr-ais. cess.
MUSICAL.
, KaGxinogsr ~ octave vobD rrsso
a. oiss inagf0s' est. ssss y s,csf ~ sissi s~ss,
- 80 : sss..s o,s.,. =; o.. " y, s.lss's.
So. .na ,o,sr A. f.,as "a o,s ~ =, tlsl 80
sSi ~" !. sS 100 .,,.s &c., 49,, . = ..: 1855
srf.txyfb rIsKo y0R ssa-1 H,HsoRy.
~ ~ 1919 49, 80, ..g'es -. -. "a a. = .
larsv-swsss sails, - 49, sss aSi's. s1i -.faassd
~ 80 yssss
A sufEEs ocrats Eosrwoop riiso VIA M
- fu1 ts.r., gtss.gyss -. ,..e 's,r.'. -
So py-sf.h igus 40 g.'Sgn 80 - 60"
I
! rrryrro~ vfsaoroHrg rhcnsstns-ssoxf.
N ssIt sos fssefeffe u.s. 80 49,
80 49, '..s r. s'.s 80. = 80
.tssA is.s s. fa8S rssrssAs4 sss tssss
- RsDOsALD co. ~ ss.s.,.
k'os .sLs-. ssesl'i.ssr Ioslp ,r,ks &c
- wpfNfN q Les.
- o. 49, ~ sslt ~ ksif 4. ssss - IL.
s.ssg @sF,ss 80 az Arr ~ ilt ssse $685..
a. a ssrnSas ssr.st
Two ssoSyictsr rfApo~ ~ ACcrror SALE
j ys~n.s - - - sflssy sgFasa y - ~ . bora
A ~ rsss. fy~sest ~ s.ssf ts.s fs.ass
sk~asffsrs ssaessiss ~sss 81
t.ss ss8 49, p~s sFssffs~x
- J. soss set $40. 49, 800 u~~~As< pNsstsr..
rts1rrs &c 80 p~nss ksasfasy
lisMs 49, 1888. t~s-ssa D~ssrn ss< ~gss sssssss
vis~~e1ss
RELscIots NOTICES.
T'wssrr&EfJsrH MrsGEr HHTHcblsT ylfCo-
u sksrfk. a~af ft4ft sssrvs IL sstttft Lhss
ssfyfes o. Tksts6sf. ~ A - s~tsss setsss.s- 800
e&1Ff iHsfFstrF aesf - 49, A. 80 ttaesfm
wN 49, a.. fAs rfst etstes Afsls. ssfWsts
49,
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7 ANDs-To ALL WANTING FARMa-LARCE AND
Ia Mr.lng ssttemsnt ~ Vinesnt. lai eiimas~ ~ hil-s
south " Phae phs ~ railroad rich soil prednna ,sf
twenty acre trneis Al non SIS 70 81 pef Ae ar
able sndOur yrar good business uprnnks, good l-ley
Hundreds are ssttlibg and making mprovemen Any 70
CHAs X LANDIb, Postmaster, ViueAna, CUNT Rand
rounr N y tterr answered Papers containing fun 10.
formation viii De s.nl Tree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-05

pHOrOoHAPli GALLEHf. -foR SALE, The STOCK,
FIXTURES and Good VIII - Oh established GALLERY
location To acquainted With ID. bust
ness the art Viii ?. ashi ~ heah INC rAson LOT seInE
street
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INoR SALE OR TO LET-A HOTEL. SITUATED ON
the banks OF Lake Hopstcong, Morris Co.. New Jersey.
tiachsi which ice house filed with Ice good
thirteen Of land. Among Its attractions
plenty Of game IN It's seasons, lne pckerci Lshisg In tho
lake hne scenery.
The hotel IL situated a lake nine miles long easy %
cess from The city day. viz, 81 A. NJ and 81 NJ,
by way Of Morris ami Eg.sx Railroad.
hotel has been thoroughly repaired aud pot In order
this pnns and s really FOR any occupant Apply at ssa
water street, New York.
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NOR SALOON STATEN ISLAND, COTTAGE
II House and four Of fine Land The house contain
six rooms Q small pond the premises fed by
living springs The property IL within 20 yards Of Princes
Bay mlla Hichmond Valley station fstatsn
Island Rairoa and the road leading from the old Am
boy road to Princes Bay and tho Bethel Metho
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-05

A CONFECTIONERY FOR sALE--FINE YEARS rs
N tatshsd stock Tools and Fixtures situated ~ lead.
ng thorog ghfare Reason os selling old Inquire
BE premises, ~ Newark avenue, Jersey Cny.
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tgoR SALE cHEAP-THE THREE STORY BROWN
ront House ils IVES, Thry ninth street, with ali
modern improvements Also brick House in Fftyhlff
street; terms Apply 10 PRICE BRoTHLRs. oss
Eighth Avenue.
, 1863-04-16

WEDNESDAY EVENING" Apf1t Is, 16S&.
Cola opened IN New York, "on the sidewalk"
this morning, at 15c, decline Of 3t5Sc from tile
c1osin;; Iatee LAST evening. Tho flrst eale In the
Bo.rd WIS 15,.. and II closed irregular at 1as.
There was considerable offered here, but our
ticaless declined TO touch 1t above f and some OF
them would not offer above 14s. The business has
bas got to bu too hazardous on narrow margins.
Silver ranges from 1856 to 1a0. according to size.
Old Demand Notes ea1ne as gold
At the second Board, gold rallied aud closed at
15t-1Ec below yesterday s cloains.
Exchange we think has 1oosened up little to-
day. Dealers do not like to gire over par Tor 1t,
but occasionally 1-16th is paid. Tho bankers
charge A but good aized bills can be had At little
lcss. The operations arc not large. oHing to m
apps.hcnded scarcity Of currency, which may fol-
low the opening Of water communication between
this and the Atlantic markets.
Ii New To1kthc foreign trade during tho past
weck was much lighter than the prerious return.
The exports Of specie only $G07 000 while the
corresponding week last year they were 81. .49a, ,G0o
Complaints continue to be made, in most
branches Of business in New Eork, Of the dcpress-
Ing influence of the ups snd downs in the price OF
gold, and rates Of foreign exchange These ffe-
quent md violent fluctuations, the result wholly
Of gambling In gold, irrespective OF the course OF
exchange and the demand for gold to settle balan-
cvs abroad, not only settle the price of foreign
md domestic meEchaadize. but unsettles the d.spo-
.Stion Of buyers to come into market, except to
supply their immediate pressing wants.
Michigan War Loan cold for 102 at the New York
Stock Board on Saturday; Indiana War Loan o.;
Illinois War Loan 102K.
The New York Central Railroad Company arc
now Issuing new a cent. bonda, payable in
twenty-five years, in exchange for their old Z q
cent. bonds which fall due next year, and payah1o
to the holders Of The latter bonus OF three Der
cent. il application be made before the 1et Of May
, 1863-04-16
TT CLERICAL IMBR0GLIO,
TIE Ecc!esia, tical Court.
SEVENTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
EXAMINATION or MISS LAWRENCE.
{Ftom onr own Rrportcr.l

[Ftom onr own Rrporterl.
JoL1zr, April II. 1861
The examination Of Miss Olive Lawrence
was resumed tlfs morning. But very few
questions were propounded, which were
promptly answered: The time was principal
II occupied in discussions between the Attor-
peys, upon points Of law, In which tho prose-
cution erinccd more Of that mattcr-ofcourse
determination Of the guilt Of the accused,
With which they started off at the outset, but
afterwards almost entirely abandoned, than
for three or four days past. The prosecution
to-day persisted in enforcing the most rigid
construction that could be placed upon simi-
lar cases on record Not, as is frequently the
case, giving the accgscd the benefit Of points
indicated By law or precedence. But Messta.
Goodwin & Clarkson, the Attorneys for the
defence are equal to the task they hare as
su,ned, and contest every questionable point
The arguments Of both these gentlemen to-
Gay, particularly iu the afternoon, were able,
md had the desired elect.
At the opening Of the afternoon session, af
ter reading the Chicago dailies, Bishop White
house stated that the reporters must nvcezsa-
rily gain their information from some one
present at the Court, and intin,ated that it be
suspected a5 some one outside the Bar. Ne
would inform him that he is as wide Of the
mark rs he WIS III Imagining the possibility OF
keeping tie proceedings from the public.
The bulk Of the TRlBESE report WAS not
questioned-the only matter to be settled is,
how and where is the information obtaincd-
Secrecy Is the life Of conspiracy. The col
crirg Of this uGlir is daily fading away, as the
investigation Is continued. The mask is be.
ing turn o1f, and the plot will yet stand be-
tore the world in its true light. The final e1-
1,csure Of the conspiracy, from the storm now
impending, ecems inevitable. The public can
afford to wait the issue.
The cross.eXamiualion OF Miss Lawrence
occupied this afternoon, and everything
passed off comparatively ,harmoniously, The
|. present prospects are that her examination
"ill occupy ALI Of tomorrow {Thursday),
/ Although the clements to-day are SO calm, q
| dark cloud, already above the horizon, inai
/ Gates the impending storm, and the warmesi
debates and most closely contested points arr
/ yet to be reached. However, We think we are
| justified in saying that, ut no time since The
! Court convened, hare the accused and hi!
counsc cl had stronger grounds for resting sat
! isfcd with the closing labore Of the day, thar
they baye this evening, if we may judge from
! to-day's proceedings.
This Is the seventh day Of the Investigation
and but scvcn Of the Twelve specifications
have been disposed Of by thu prosecution
one per day. These have vet to be considered
again by the defence, which, with the argu
mcnts, ETC., will, at the present rate, pra1dnI
the time another fortnight. INVISIBLE.
, 1863-04-16

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
WEnS1spAr ErxH1Ha, April II, 1861.
BEEF CATTLE-The light supply materially
curtatle operations, but the market is dxm II tho
following quotations:
EfefftH3n ..-&tGAgs1ta
Extra shipping heeves. 4!oo3A2S
, 1863-04-16

Nc print below . very interesting state
ment from A. B. Hoffman, 4 we'll known
chemist Of this city, relative, TO cream OF tar
tar, and the shameful iuipositions practiced
upon the pnblic by the sale of an article,
which is simply cheap composition Of bone
dust, at the most e1orbitant rates. We com-
mend the letter to our readers, and especially
to the manufacturers OF this spurious CON-
pound, trusting it may have some effect in
re1nedying the evil. 1t is bad enough 10 be
compelled to pay starvation rates for the pure
article, but 1t is an outrage to pay IS cents
per pound for bone dust and p1aster Of Paris,
worth 10 cents. The following Is tie letter:
CHICAGO, April 1ath, 1868.
EDITORS OF cu1cAro TRmrSE:-S days after
sion 10 examine sample Of ID b lot ot Cream Of
Tartar, distributed among other things, as prizes.
i was offered to me for ealc md agreed to buy it.,
aimplc analysis showed 70 me that thu article of.
cred contained no trace Of Cream Of Tartar Mt all,
but consisted. AZ shown to By farther tests, or
Super phosphate of Lime mixed with Suphate OF
Lime, such ~ VIC may obta in when BONG ashes are
treated with Su]phursc Acid Ioptained 20 called
Cream Of Tartar from come other SOURCES aud found
The Object 81 ills Letter Is to @ cautiop The inno-
cent hgninet such frauds imposed By unscTupulous
manufacturers upon the public. If etphosphatc
OF lime answers for culinary purposes instead Of
cream oftarar, It has no claim to b called cream
Of tartar WHICH In ts puze state only ought to be
uscd as a medicine, or for d{esng purposes. It's
sl1nme to make the people pay for such spurious
ttad worth scarcely ten cents pound-the highest
price which pure cream Of tartar at present com.
1nRnde.
lhope great many dealers IN cream Of tartar
are fully ignorant about the existence Of such a
spurious article, aud for the public benefit give
| very simple test for IT.. Take > small quantts
| of the article in question, put 1t In IN Iron
charcoal. Pure Czeasa Of TarlAr.il melt and tnrT
over in an entirely black mass giving of in 1T
combustion peculiar smell, similar to that o
| burning sugae. The residue will consist Of pure
Carbonate Of Potash, mixed with charcoal, ami
| will give on pure Carhonc Acid. The epuriou,
article will not melt at all and leaves whitish mas
| resembling our common plaster OF Paris. Whel
mixed with u little powdered charcoal before com
bastion, It will emit, when treated with acid u
| aborc, the we'll known smell Of Su]phuratcd Hydro
zen OF the smell Of rotten eggs, showing that gyp
cum had entered the compostiou.
| Allow me. Messrs. Editors to state that have NJ
personal fpite in bringing this matter before III
public, but think it the duty Of every man to dis
close fraud, wherever he :1nds IT..
| iour pbd't,
| A. BESyo uorNAxN.
, 1863-04-16

lFrcm the Commercial R,s!ettn.l
T1.a tli.it fay ora,le reaction Of. ia4t week WAS
lihe el.am Of april qunshfnc, to be followed by
nrer Of ctr commission houses nrc empty sepnl-
ctEes Of the Egyptian pSfsznids. and salesiner
Wifi Hail kecp her eoufase
up. So ia. ~ first hands arc conce ned 1t is gen.
efally conceded that the spring tsac is failure.
,ynri<c prenaratious for 4, and whose atocks
Of late ha.s beru accumu1attpg cling 70 the con-
soliDg idea TINT 1.-THE good time" 10 bound 70
come. and have made up their minds to wait for 1t
patiently. rather than conccde reduction IN
rrie,a- But unless It CONES eoou, many Of them
will have a load 10 carry Of somewhat Albanian
fprng eooas, Or hich there Is At present strong
iIdicaton. must necessarily bo attended with con
It is tine, tha. many western and country deal
ess have sold pretty cloRe up, aud are now feeling
tIc market, with . view to q renewal Of stocks
whenever convinced that prices have touched bot
running Oh goods which cannot be replaced Mt their
srlling fates, uncss nanuacturers abate theirp pre-
tensions. But The fnst i. that the latter
Jobbers mostly went iutu the MARKET before
lie extreme rise in prees, they arc eth tolcrabfg
well stocked, und rit not operate again Tor somg %
r. % ndcr it % espedcnt Another depressing iDdnepce
arises from 1he large ontside lots held by specula
tors, which dali being thrown into the auction
market By establishing the only actual. basis ol
quotations. AZ 1t il, jobbers are uuderselliue
:specn!atore rndcFscllIng jobbers md retail
For cotton goods the rsgular ratcs arc wholly
nominal, and i ie quite Impossible to gi.e actua
quotstions. e ths 1oebns PRICES are extremely If
ofgoods is Low iobbing on Te1y favorable terms t
hta fde customers,
The woolen goods market Is tolcrably firm, bu
9as wth eSnsaabs ssTa ssosas as on han
moderate profit. For dress 70 ,dJ the market Il