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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

WHITE WINE, PORT WINE, AN
.&9I GELICA, CLARET-of old and su-
$H%iTS. perior vintages.
Ng4 WINE BITTERS-Made from the
SssssShhSS best Native Wine-a healthy and agree
s{GS able tonic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

re- Having been appointed Agents for the
sale of the above celebrated Wines, we shall al
ways keep on hand a large and full assortment
of WHITE, PORT, ANGELICA and CLAREf
WINES, of superior vinages, which we offer for
sale on reasonable terms.
SH0ENBAR & CO., Agents.
Weaverville, Oct. %, 1862. 4ltf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

TAKE NO MORE BALsAM, MERCURY, OR UNPLEAs-
ANT MEDICINES for unpleasant and dangerous dis
eases.
HEL1fBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and IN
PROVED ROSE WASH CURES
Secret Diseases
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21
DIR L. ]. CZAPKAY'S


Sacramento street. opposite Pacific Mail Steamship
panys Office San Francisco Established in 1854 for &
permanent of all Private ana chronic diseases and @
the suppression of Quackery. "'
Attending and Resident Physician, L. J. Czapkay M =
late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief Pbvs
TO the Goth Regiment of Honveds Chief Surgeon IN tb
itary Hospital of Pesh Hungary late Lecturer on nis
of the Genito Urinary Organs and Diseases of Women
Children and Honorary Member of the Philadelphia Cn
of Medicine Particular attention paid to the reae
diseases peculiar to Women and children "' VI
Oice hours from a. m to p. m. Communica,i
strictly confidential Permanent cure guaranteed or
Consultations (by letter otherwse) free Address pay
DR.. L. j. CzAPKAY, San Francis,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

Certifeate-I, the undersigned, Governor of Hungary
do hereby testify that Dr. L. j. CZapkay has served dur
the contest for Hungarian liberty, Chief Surgeon til
ilngaI ian Army, with faithful perseverance Whereof
have given him this certificate, and do recommend HIM
the sympathy, attention, and protection Of all ho' VII
capable Of approaching patriotic sesacrice and
deserved misfortune. KOSSlTH IAJUS,
Governor of Hungary,
,a1,t Ia, AL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

DECLINE or CHANGE OF LIFE
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

Card, the undersigned having been unus' s t@l
treatment of DIR. L. j. Czapkay although uns0llcitet
called upon to give publicity to the efficacy OF MS I
ment hoping that by doing so may be instrun'er r,
preventing others from the fearful sulierngs ana
experienced and which often results from the NM,
ptactce OF pretenders. My disease has been haV "
ical and mental disability which follows in oonsequS arc
lndscretions in youth. The sgonies which en1u n
perhaps unnecessary for to detail they are NV NV that
thOse who have experienced them Suffice " ~ 'y sou.
having called the service of Dr. l.. j. Czapkay sd
stion, all the expectations which may have recon.
him were more than realized would Therefore Gicti
mend Dr. Czapkay to all who may find themseS % & heg
with that dreadful maady, my object in 80 uu1s ieEs
sympathy for suffering humanity, and heart''"
of relieving them. p,iotef.
State of California, City and County of san ss me-
n. S--On this 3lst day of July A. ID. 1900, pd I'D D.
Dahee, known to me- who being duly sworhi signed BY
and say, that the contents of the card herew'h 90
him true ID and
In witness whereof have hereunto set my tra % writ
athxed my official SEAL the day and year hrs' A''
ten, pbte
[L.sl wM c. JKwETT, Notary rH"rj i.a''n,
Address, l.. ]. CzApKAY, NJ, d. San Franolso0'
80 debility
Spermdt0Frh9d local weakness, nervVnuot inds.
low spirits, lasstude weakness of limbs anu '%lluess
position neapablity to labor and stady, ,tv ored
apprehension, loss of memory, aversion To psi"
solitude timdity self-distrust dizziness, SCI
in the side, affections in the eyes, pimPes on -, the &
ua or other nfrmites in man, are cur9u Cgnkay, ~ b,
celebrate physician and surgeon Dr. u o. We 70 Others!
method of curing diseases Is new, (uhhh.Mans by ~
and hence the great success All consui'a''N 5lla
| or otherwise FREE ,, ca
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21
CALIFORNIA WINES !
MI. KELLER,

PROPRIETOR OF THE RISING SUN and
LOS ANGELES VINEYARDS, wishes
a. oconaint his friends and the public generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

had been the policy of France since the days OF OF
Richcleu. The Government and arstocracy OF
France and England were opposed TO our success IN
crushing this Rebellion, because the success OF
Republican institutions was always dangerous W
monarcbies. And if there was any government
unfiendly to ne in this contest II was rian'e'
France needed cotton country. She conli n"u
lin Mexico. Lower California was not very royal
Many disloyal men bad gone to sonora. i TO,
very few arms ard little ammunition W"s , - ,h 80
California; and France might seize ana ho!u .ile,
State at any time within thirty dpys. lie 'Aoubn'
that the Governments was bound 10 lay some Hlo i
ton 10 this. There was 10 reaaon WI! We So go
he afraid of a conflict with France, OF VIII! oI"
land Engl md combined. lhey III va hoipia I'll he
I,,,,rebansive of the gns oil france, niu III
ttdtrobt that from the course and policy OF fI9uoo
here WAS reason for this apprehension Tue IL ~
roe docilipe ia regard 10 iofe!1n IherieioDV0 ~
Leen admitted by all nations ms sound ana tiuo anJ
Government WAS bound 10 sustain tlii' "o''' =, -.
shonld MAINTAIN 1t at all hazards. Suppose IT,
would not withdraw Ter troops from AleAieo'; tbe
tbonsapd troops sent from this country 10 eiu ~
Ncyieans would drive the French army mo Vi.
sea- Ii necessary TO 20 10 war; tlle s,Snonfai
would do il in order 10 maintain great lu,i .i5
doctrine md maintain our honor. III anything Cou'u
now hind together ills nation, IL would DC JUS
aud holy WIZ aQsinst foreign Zoe nc Dei0'9u
| ,hst-manv Of those now fighting against us wou'u
INN and ION hands with Us i'll COMMON eause
against common enemy: ,,: =.
| Mr.. SUMNER WIS willing 10 bring every hng 10
tle tombstone OF the suppression OF the Rebeion'
! He vSould vote for nothing now to add to the BUR
dens Of the GOvernn ent and give ala 10 the heOei
lion The adoption Of these resolutions Woud lhNile
wn, from a great and powerful nation, and give go
much aid to The Rebellion, by bringing it powerful
ally, lie would not attempt TO follow the Senator
orenment. lie would say nothing of France, whose
fnendhip be would do all in hi power to preserve
and he could not follow the policy of tho Senator,
which would necessarily bring upon US the hostil'y
of France TIE Senators were indeed justly seDsi'
tive at teeng The return Of European empire on TINS
continent. But the most eieCtual means OF prevent
ing this WIS by the suppression Of tbis Rebellion
| He moved to lay the resolutions on the Table,
| Executive session adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
Nu,y-YOurx LEGIsLATURB.
sENATE..ALDASY. Feb. 3, 1863

y r.
On the fret ballot in The Senate ms forenoon
Gov. Morgan was nominated for Uhi'ed o'a'es oeh
otor Ia place of Preston Ki,G
The President appointed Messrs: WOODROW, BAILEY
avid Robertson a Committee on behalf OF the Senate
TO provide hosl ital and an asylum Tor wounded
ard d;fabled New-York volunteers.
Mr. CONNOLLY, on behalf of the minority OF
lie Select Committee who were appointed to wait
mon GOV. Seymour, relative to The disturbances IN
tie A seubly, reported in favor Of sustaining the
rosiion Of he Governor upon that subject.
Mr.. TRUMAN offered a resolution declaring that,
"a the Senate were abont to enter upon ballot Tor
a United States Senator, the Senate assert their ap.
proval Of the Emancipation Proclani nation OF Pre-.
dent Lincoln az the best means Of crushing out the
re elton and that tie Senate also declare the lroc-
lamation justified by events, demanded by military
necessity, authorized by the Constitution, and that
it will command the approval OF the civilized world
Mr.. MURPHY moved 10 lay the resolution on the
table.
Motion lost--Yeas. 8; Nays, q.
Mr.. FOLGER moved that the resolution be made
the especial order for Thursday evening next.
Motion lost. ..
Mr. ROBERTSON moved TO make the resolution
the special order for tomorrow.
Pending vote on this motion, the Senate pro-
ceeded TO nominate candidate for United States
Senator the hour Of II having arrived.
The first ballot resulted as follows:
Cornng.... ...,..''''..
| Messrs Bell and Freer were appointed Commit
/ tee TO wait on the Assembly and inform them the
/ SENATE were ready to 20 into joint aession.
! After the nomination OF Mr.. Morgan tho Senate
I adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
HOEnn's Hospital.

Tho anniversary Of the WOmans Hospital Wa,
held 1t tie institution, No. - Madison svonus Saturday
morning Jan. 81 1853 Tho Rev. d. Velmiyea read Iom
18th chapter Of Matthew 2l.t verse aud nde prayer Ia
Mstcafe President At the Medical Board Of Physc,ns aud
Surgeons spoke Of the present condition Of the Hospital and
the benefits that he'd been bestowed humanity the
Establishment Of the Institution The operations Necessary
curing aud relieving those applying at this place such
tho surgeon hJscon In general practice
cessfy perform. To stain tho requisite dt1tenty OF knOw
edge, Il IL requisite that numbers Of should be
and carefully studied and til, Is only possible
abhment Ike the Woman's Hospital So high Is the repu
stion acquired by Dr. Sims the former surgeon IN ohs
that in France. where opet9s gckgowedged second
70 IN the world the opinion hLd assistance Of Dr. SINS
eagerly sought by the most eminent Of the profess
zion In cases pIescnling unusual difficulties danger
Since the foundation Of hos pitn many have been 70.
stored health that wore conde ed ,ncube Tho La.
year 400 outdoor patients received medics and surgical
aid gstuou,y. beside the free ist ia the institution Fny
attended, each week. from whose homes they could
not be spared Each county In the State entitled 20
patient nnd hst all exert individual effort for the better
support Of s present hospital aud enable tie building be-
erected for enlarged benevO and better
Dr. Thomas Adds Emmett has the charge OF tho hospital
Many viii grneiuyr fmsmDeI bis kmducss aud skill Ia TO-
storing them 10 health lie has been associated with tho In.
ittuiion almost from It's commencement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
COURT CALENpAR-Turs DAt

SUPREME CoURT-liENERAL TERM.-Enumefs"
Nos. l. &c n. 2s 80 to 80 3Gi SO to 50, 81. ,x
SUPREME CoURr-CRcUIT-Part l.-N0s ~ \
All G39 G13 68l Gal Pat lI-Nos. 1880 1885, - ,sI
ga, 9a2 95 1885, 09s 49, IOR, 1920. 1920. lO'o' A"'
lOii 1858, lll3 ll26. ...r-
SUPREME CoURr-SpIcIAL TERM-Deniu,'I.ss "a.
Nos l. O. H. H. a. To- H. H. 49, q, o. issas. OF Law
Nos 20. III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
SUPERIOR COURT-TRAL TERM-FKB 3.-Before ID
tlce BARBOUR and Jury

Thos. Il. Oakley at. William D. sears 49,. j
This action was brought 10 recover <l2.OW y
Interest on check given by defendant to plaintiff f
nOunt and which not paid ut tue bank p esen
The defense nt9posed that the check snlt was ~
memorandum check, given without consideration, aed"
be presented fos payment until the money haa ~
placed In the hands Of tho defendant by Phn White ~
ilends % meet the same The answer also sets W a
The Jury rendered verdict Tor the plaintiff Tor tue ~
&i3,35i. .,...
Geo. II. Thompson for plaintiff, and Low s. Cha'H'A"
Wan y Sears for the defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
CoRoSrRs CAsss.--On MiOnaassyy, John HcfnG

boy - year. Of 6se while crossing Washington n.s We
Teeth street fell the railroad track and before be e<
!i.e wasyun by Ninth svsnue car and fts ijah
lie was conveyed 10 his mothers house. No 653 sAafn
street where he died during the night. The rqaos h
BODY proved that was purely scoIdeAtsl
About II o'clock Monday evening, Joseph Johnsoa "a
Of the schooner Coltrst, lying OF Pier No East River s
attempting get board that vessel fell auto tie waist NJ
wa drowned.
Yesterday morning Edward Burns porter in the sPsI
Of A. r. Stewart Co, corner oil Broadway and no en
street. fell into Que the vaults and was killed Instantly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

"A note from the Rev. Dr. McEckron iniO'D' 4. \
that Mrs. yassar, wife Of Matthew Vassar, NJ a.
millionaire OF PoughkeepSie and fourder oil 'ns
male College in that city, died on Monday ai'"
long and painful illness.
The Hon. John s. Phelps of Missouri S..,
life has for some time been despsired Of has wv
cred sufficiently to DO able to fayel 10 ''D'''
City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

LADIES FAIR.-1ho Ladies Fair at No. 75s
Broadway for the benefit Of soldiers ophan, unsvod
ably closed last evening for the purpose arranging the great
number OF article, and attractions offered to thu public
Among these Is hne piano. sewing ssts Of
silver hne paintings and numerous fancy articles oil Of which
will DO disposed Of by drawing during tho continuance OF the
Fair Among the attractions Is s LADY, fit companion
for Commodore Mutt, who may be seen at all hours Of the
afternoon and evening She Is said to exceed Miss Lavns
Warren in beauty and accomplishments, The POyorama Of
tho War will be exhibited every evening finally
10 tho visitors In tho the other articlel
Maine has paid 1888, O2i in bounles 10 her vol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
Advertisement.
TIE UNITED STATES TAX Law,

Now READY Is pamphe. Of 30 pase' on hne white ps7s
Beside the bill which Is word for word in accordance %
tho Original text append TO Il Alphabetical Recspia,
non Of every article TO taxed by the law and the an ~
OF The tax TO be eyed thereon This renders Il az col2s
and convenien, az It 10 possible to make Il.
Price cents. postpsid; per 100 sent by express"
yer 100 II by mail. Address THE TRIBUNE. NEWTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
(Adyeflisement.l

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN who would be 4
.,ructed and entertained. may join class 10 PsAcvl
PHREyOLoGr, now beir formed at No 3O5 Broadway vss
they may learn hoIg to read character scieothc n
eiP!e'. Terms y oders,e. Inquire above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
OFFICER Perry STILL MIssIse.-Oficer Pc,

OF the 2sh Prscinc for many detailed at the Cess
Garden RrigraDt Depot, has been missing lOr some TIA
He left his home usnal the morBiuz VI tie lta MOVE
S,o,hsr cheers in the Bowery 81 late hour sdat evening"
nothing has been head Of him sioce. de was quif
offensive snd industrious man, and IL Is feared tbai be
with foul play dc very efficient officer, and egjogs
large sha Of the confidence Of tho Commissioners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
lIAdyerlisenlent.l

In consequence of the great crowd, Barns
has advertised four dramatic performances to-day at IL
H. aud 4 O'Clock p Miss Warren VIII be seen 81 ED
and also intervals the platform in the main hall Vel
he is determined 10 deal generously with bis visitors s'st
commodate all who 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-UESKRAr TEHM-Feb 3-Bss
Justccs SUTHERLAND, lSGRAHAN, and CLsRXG
ADMITTED 10 THE BAR-DECIsIoNs.

SUPREME COURT-UENKRAI TERM-Feb 3-Bss
justices SUTHERLAND lNGRAHAA, aud CLsRXE
ADMITTED TO THE BAR-DEcIsIoSs.
On report of the Committee Oh Character, Jsn'
IT, Fay " a. admitted 70 practice. ~
, .-4!ss decisions were f9gaeei IN causes Aesi'
Judges lngahan, Leonard aad Peckham =.
Joseph Colwel at. HeIber. Lawrence. IT, ct al sans
Stockwell at Thomas Nietch et gmsnt Affirmed "
cost. OPTIONS by lngfahsm, J.
D. H. CLARK ct al. ast. The Mayor. &c.-Juasmest slr,
with cs,ta Opinion by Peckban. J.
Elizabeth Savaers sgt LeAVey-Judgment reversed and
a ordered before feegee costs to abide event OPni'
lugTaham, J.
The following case was heard before Justices Iugss
Barnard and Clarke;
The People sst Albeit Uhl-Judsment reversed and %
trial ordered 10 Sessions.
CHAMBGks-kKB. 3.-Before Justice BARNARD
DECISIONS.
Livingston Livingston agt. Albert Horn Ell
John Devoo AIT Tuns Van Brunt ct al Francis Teraa
al, est. &. Is. NorthTup Johu Riley a,t. Horace rans
Morz MehTDger agt. Alexander Ii. Aldrioh os al Msps
granted.
In re. application Of Bema'd j. Fry assignee Re- Hes
NJ Sargent at Paul N. Spotiord ST.; Brooklyn Fire n.
suce Company agt John LovrJoyj Cordclis L. Conovs
Martha L. Bennett et al Randolph Lowery agt Albert IA
e. al Jos6 u. Socarrats agt Same. Orders graltsd
James G. Grin ast. Petrck NELL ct a. N. \. Flr
Marine Insurance Company agt estharne Cooley ct ~ W.
ments ordered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

On motion of Mr.. Cornell, seconded by Mr.. Alex.
onder Ward, who stated that the Hon. Fernando
Wood desired his name 10 be Withdrawn az soon as
the caucus should express a preference for rome
other Democrat, the nomination Of the Hon. Eraetus
Corning was made unanimous. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

FUNERAL or THE REV. DR.. QUISS.-The funeral
tho late Rev Robert A. Quinn took place yesterday after
noon Sailors Snug Nhbor Staten hlaud 0ad was tended
y Capt Marshall the Rev. DR.. Phillips. tho Rev MOgsan
Dix, the Rev MI Whitehead aud several other oersymeu
from NewYok beside nearly every Of the inmates Of The
Institution A2 o'clock the coffin containing the remains
removed from the late residence oftns deceased to tie SINUS
asbo Chspe. aad placed in non. Of the pulpit The pla''
upon the lid coutsiued this inscriptions;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

M. WARD moved to lay tho subject on the table.
Motion lost by Yeas a6, Nays 68. ,r
Pending the quesiou on the passage OF tue DILL
the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
Nomination Of the Hon. Ernstus Corning
for United States Senator by the DEM

ALBANY, Tuesday, Feb. 3, 1862
The Democratic members of the Legislature held
IN adjourned caucus at the Court Of Appeals Room
this morning.
Judge Deans motion to reconsider the vote declar.
ing it inexpedient to nominate acandidae for United
States Senator was adopted
On motion of Mr.. Cornell the caucus then pro-
ceeded to al informal ballot which resulted as 70
lows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

HOTEL MArIERs.--The leading hotels OF New
York with one exception owing to the enhanced price OF
PROVISIONS hyo advanced their rates Of charges from - 80
10 psr day change in the proPreorship Of the 81.
Nicholas Hotel took place Monday and henceoFth VIII
no conducted BY Captain SPOTS wekBOwn and popular
M.i,sppi steamboat captains Mr.. Hawk late landlord oil
,bs Richmond aud Sherman Houses In Cblcagoi aud MI
Racers who has been connected with the hotel since wal
opened Mr Rogers viii represent the interest oil the own
.rs Of tho real estate. The propHe,ors design makn;
extensive alterations and repairs and have determined Tor h'
present uot 10 advance their charges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

HoUsE ROBBERY, THE THIEF CHASED Dows d
CpissRY-YesterdaV Officer living, of the 2Oh Prec,a
arrested Francis Rechert charge OF entering the ho
Mrs. Wihenina Browne widow, No. 10 est Isih stss
on Monday evening and stealing gold watch aintI
ewey and b23 10 bank bills a1d POs'sgs currency nd
the honse aid going away. Yesterday Officer lryir,
him and he ran away, the ocet giving him csase Hen.
closely followed to house at the corner Of set Hrnt
~ sv,nue where he assembled to the roof aud hldiJ IL
soiniqg hou e. one story lover became frightened bal
solved ufOn dsyiDg tho eO' Of The officer to csIt1s in
as,i,ns OHcar Irving surrounded the building by oha
Sssr, and oroc sded to make search hieh re'atd "a
discovering the accused standing on sewing nachue
window recess behind the curtain W nis person was st
Inng shot heavily loaded at both end. Anc three aet
keys he ct once admitted hi. guilt bot We, Wiling n
ojse bis rel-ase Among his effects were s0ne bTota
Stereotype plates small page. Of arsgou, book eots
ErpanatloD Of Revelation The articles taAsn lton sn
p[ognes ware identified. The prisoner va. talea bs'u
Justice ousckenbash, and committed 10 default Of Ss@A
10 answer. .H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

Nrw LEVER PowER-There i5 now on exhibi.
ton at No % Dey street simple but ingenious application
Of forces wh-r~hy " .. "is'"A 'hAt man can
easily elevate required distance weight Of 500
pounds a. lie can lit ten See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
DEATH OF Az OLD WArcnMAY.-On Monda

DEATH OF Az Old WATcHMAN.-Uh MOHdhy,
Themes L. Bouck for fifteen years wachman OF tho Sub
Treasury in ,hs city, died in his Goth year Sr Bouek was
an hones. and faithful public servant in whom the most
UNLIMITED confidence repoed and duins the long period
Of his responsible employment dGty night with
commondable punctuay. As a mark OF respect to his
memory Mr. CiIco caused tho 1sg the snbTrs'uIy to
he iisDayed AZ half mast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

Twryr-NIAKERs.-The Irvine Manufacturers AS
cou held eetiog yesterday No 4s Hickman street. at
which tho trade fully represented Dressed hemp sold at
275 per ton and rough hemp at $3.50. The shares paid IN
amounted COO which It is to be devoted to the
purchase Of Irvine aud hemp and for assisting twinemskeT'
generally The object of the Association is to elevate the
trade Sales are to be held weekly Monday and purchases
may be paid in twius Tie officers VIM. Burohsm
JOS r. Trayers, Stcretsryi c. Miller Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

Maine has paid $685. in bOunlles TO her vol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

Efsstus Corning ........................29
Fernando Wood,.,...,,.........,....,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

slight aud temporary restriction upon those Az.
petites which had been extrayspautlv IN.
daised for we have been enabled to learn Que
more lesson of Yankee diabolism. The reioic.
'ass OF the Northern people-the large calcu-
iations they made upon the dreadful euspes.
Hons OF FAMINE IN TIE SoUTH--cpens another
page III the book Of Yankee nature, AS ds,in-
su'shed fIom human nature. II is instructive g
TO toe world to know that much more of it,
Bnt how idle ere the cruel expsctations of
onr foes There is plenty in the South. and
the growing crops will give us more of the
neeessaties OF life than was ever gathered any
prev'ona year. Under the favor of Providence
the South will be blessed with not only plenty
bnt euperabundauce. The enemy may gra,,fy
HE peculiar feelings by specializing on TIE aids
of FAMINE and PEsrILENCF, such appropriate
auxiiiaries to his<uthless war but he will be
disappointed. ne will have to conquer the
South by deif.ting her cons in the battle field.
He may im(1ore the aid Of all the Ca'amitiss
of Earth yhd all the Diabolism Of He'll; but
he must A. last rest the issue upon the wager
of bate. The South knows it cannot be
whipped, and, thank God, it cannot be starved /.