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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-19

FLETCHER-On Tuesday Feb. IT, William W.. only so1
Of Amos and Man. Fletcher aged 20 years months ana
The relatives end friend. Of the family respectfully invited
70 attend tie funeral on Ihursday aite moor at cncA'
hom the residence OF his patents No IOJ East I"eh'y
eighth street.
LhW-On wednesday Feb TO- Charles william, infart .on
OF Charles H. and Mary Jane Law aged months and IL
MOWBRAY-On Tuesday Feb T. Margaret, wife Of Rich
ard Mow5ray in the 18th year of her ege.
Ibe friends Of the family and those Of ne son John % p9pan
on Ihsdsy from her late residence 10 Madison street
sEBRlNGOn "Wednesday. Feb 10 at Tarrytown. Cornelius
c. sehring sged 81 year.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
hia funeral on fiay Feb. ~, at O'Clock m from ms
late raidenes IN Tanytown.
Charleston \. C.. papers please copy
SiMAlONS-On Wednesday Feb TO- at her late redsncs.
No. ~ Fourth stTeet, Brook w. y. d., Mrs. Efe simmons
aged 10 sears, months aud 81 days
The 'est'es aud friends OF the family are requested 70 n.e
her funeral liom the sO1h Second Mctho1i8 kps'
copS Church between Fifth ADD ssth streets on Saturday
Fec a. a. o'clock without further Invitation Her
Remains will De taken to Cypress Hills Cemetery Tor inter
ment.
SWOBDS-0n Tuesdsy afternoon Feb H. OF his residence
pccu'nt fortcheeF Edward j. Swords Ia tho oist year
The relatives friends the family respectfully invited
Friday mornng at 10 O'clock without further notice.
The iru leaves the hew-Hsyen Depot at o'clock
returning at H. The body viii be iaterred at Thhiy
Cemetery.
TaYLOkAt Butternu. on Saturday Jan 3 Frances Hebe
ssed Yeas AID months, and the It'll, Orion Keper
aged year months and 10 days children VI Oliver t. and
Caroline J.. NJ. Taylor.
VAN WAGENEN-On Tuesday. Feb. II, Mary Maynard
second daughter OF the ae Hubert Van Wssenen J Ia
the 18th yearol her age. . .
az eEd hT funeral Friday afternoon, 2ih Inst. at
O'Clock from the Collegiate reformed thnIch corner OF
lh avenue and Twen ninth street. "ithou iufthef '
tatiou.
WOOD-On Monday Feb lG. at her residence No. o East
Try second street. Juia -. u ~ido" OF Ine sts shs'
ood o. this city. 800
Notice Of the tune al will be given.
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Died.

BENFDICT-Knlsd by a shot through the head, in the
battle " 3ureesboro. Tenn, "Wednesday Dee ~ IJOE
William G. BENEDICT. son of Caob s. aud Hannah f. Benz
dict Of New CsraAn Conn corporal In Company ~ oth
Illinois esnent, sged 10 years.
Norwsh Gazette please copy.
BL.EAKLEY-At Harper's Ferry. Va. on Sunday Feb To-.
Of typhoid fever ffauk Beskey 9Th ~ L. Artillery aged
IL years, months mud IL days 49,,
Tha funeral will take place IRON tho house OF MS tnef
William Bleakey. at Nerplanck, Westcheaef Co. N L.
on Saturday, Feb. 81. at O'Clock p.
He died Ia the cause of Lis country
CRAMPTON-On Wednesday. Feb ~, Jennie Louisa,
daughter Of Henry H. and Dora NJ. CHAMPION ss'd
months and 20 Days
Notice will be given Of the funeral
CLARK-On Tuesday. Feb II. 1862 Edmund D. son oil
Leroy and Mary CLARK aged year month. and day
The funeral will tsks pace from No 9 West foufteen,
street at a m on Thursday Feb. 49, 1868 Ihe rcmsIns
will be to Red Mills for intonent via Harlem hsi
road.
DfCKIESON-On Wednesday, Feb. 10. George piehinson'
son Of the late Charles ID ckinson OF this cisJ
The relatives and friends OF the family are fe.pecty n'u
TO attend his funeral Saturday Feb H. al ~ ~ pr
cisey from hs late residence Filth avenues next 70 sao
oorusI VI tory uis.h siIses, without further pSuss
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S.-T.-i6tO-A.
BRAKES PLANTATION Buffers.


BRAKES PLANTATION Buffers.
They purify strengthen and invigorsss
They creete a healthy appetite
They are an antidote 70 change OF water and dist
They overcome effects of dissipation end late hous-
They strengthen the system and eDliven the mind
They prevent miasna,ic aud intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhes Cholera, and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous Headache.
They are the best Bit,es in the world They mako me
weak man strong and exhausted paures great esrec
They are composed Of the celebrated Bark Cscsrit
PARK Dandslon. Cbsmomie Flowen Lavender Flowent
"in'ersreen Anse. Clover Buds Orange Peel snskeRook
'na"sy 0onapder, Burdock. S.-T-l960-X. he.
ine i0"owns sample Of the testimony daily reccivedt
SOLDIERS HoxE. CIscISsArI, o., Jan. Is. 1862
Messrs. P. II. DHAKE8 Co
GENTLEMEN: TLis institution has received and extended
aid to over 1900 sick and disabled soas Ibaye OF late
administered the Plantation Ber In numerous case, Of en-.
hauson, fsveI want Of appetite, with the most remark
aoe aud gratifying results 1t creates appetite strength and
cbseulusss and has given many poor fellow his usual
health wish this preparation in every family in every
hospital, end on every battle feld
With respect, your servant.
Dr. G. W. ANDREWS. sup&
WAsHryGroH D. c.. Jan o. 1861
GENTLEMEN: We require another supply of yosr Psnts-
ton Ber the popularity of which dsy ,ncreAsss With
guests Of our house.
Respectfully, SYKES, CHADWICK L Co.
Props Willsrfs Hotel.
CLEVELAND, Dec. Q. 1862
have been so III with Liver Complaint and
Dyspepsia that compelled to abandon my bpsiness
used three bottles OF the Plantation Be and to my aston.
shrnent entirely cured They the best medicine
used and shall endeavor make them Please
inform M What S-T.-l3G0-X means
Yours, truly H. B. KINGSLEY.
DR.. w. A. Chids. SURGEON ef the Tenth Vermont Req
ment writes wish every soldier had bottle Of Psntsios
Bxers They the most effective, perfect aud harmless
tonic I ever used"
GAIT HORSE, LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. g. 1851.
Memrs. P. II. DRAKE Co.
We compelled order IL dozen Plantation Bittsrs 70
supply friends who have other way Of procuring this a.
tnirable article. Respectfully yours,
sILAS +. MILLER Co., Propussors.
ROCHESTER,. N. Y Dec. 81, 1861.
The Plantation Bit.ers have cured me Of ths
worst kind Of Dyspepsia ofner four year, standing have
recommended them to Others and far Lknow. with s
| nal success am, &C., Rev. J. s. CATHORN.
BURNETT House, CIycIsSATI o., Dec. 20. 1869.
Messrs DRAKE CO.. The Plantation Bttsrs appear 10 b
very popular here Send twenty and obee.
Yours truly, TIP. SAUNDERS & Go.
&C., &C., &C., &c.
Ng-They are particularly recommended females anl
delicate persons requiring gentle st.nulant-
Sold by ell Druggists Grocers, and Country Stores
P II. DRAKE Co.,
No. 2o2 BROADWAY. ny.
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Fatigue uniform and oyercoa's .,urm


Suoc,xo ArrAIR-Ihe Sing Sing Republican
states that boy about Y Of sse. a.on Of BeIa"in
s,,ssp Of North Castle Wecbe'ier County while skating
btonsh tho ice NJ. erie. src.ed mo attention Of
Wessrs Thomas and Daniel McCrecken who were at work
IN the mall VINO at once went to his as'iance tnounsey
before any sssnce could be rendered Their bodies
recovered in about hour but efforts made to re'u.c',e
esteemed in tie community In which they resided. and this
s eject S cast vie and 'o nnmSi Of .m
Thomas eh wife aud child-both families were de-
Crackers standing the bank of the pond whom their
Husbands persisted but could render 10 assistance
Az INSULT TO Mrs. BARSEY WILLIAMs.-On
Monday nlah, drunken man attended, the Performance at
Growers Thes.er a.hinston. and while Mrs Barney WI
1 "s /: S"s Po The from h box When
seated an 9a9Se w,pped X saa
the foogt aud appealed to the gentlemen in the audi
protect lady from insult, and h'.e. anu sroan.
box the theserthe fellow receiving his exit sundry
Hc.' and cuff. nom many OF the Justly indignant auditors
FIRE IvTnr BowrRY.-Yesterday morning about
p O'Clock FIRE broke IN the shoe No 800 Bowery
occupied ny NJ Alexander and extended to the adjoining
stores, MOI 9ii 3si and 3 all Of winch were more OF les
inured No a94i occupied eIOeheIy .te. By Geo
May a, clothing .,orei 10" about $780, assured foF
600 In the Suyvcsant Insurance Company. No 39| was
su.d in the Firemens Insurance Company for $500 The
buildings belong VIM 3. Astor No 800 almost en-
rely destroyed The others small two-story brick
structures and damaged the amount Of 800 each
SAILS or REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, Feb. Is,
1863 by Adrian Ii. Muller (P. r. wilkins & Coz:
lot q. Sth-sv. and 6iss 25.3 by lO0...."i920
lot adjoining Is by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
lot 90 joining rs by 1909
lo, adioiIinE IS by 100 1900
lot adjoining in OH 6lstst. rs by lOO3.... $500
oi JOinng, 70 by 100 4uoO
lots sdjoinipg each % by l005............ 10, $50
lot adjoining Is by 400
,STABBING ArrRAY. Yesterday morning between
end O'Clock MI Murphy. residing IN Cherry street and
friends returning from ball he met man sd
Pepdergat with whom he bad aercstou whom Peuder
grsst drew sheath knife and plunged into his Lett shoulder
Pendesrsst pursued by Officer COoDey Of the Fourth
Precinct to the Barracks" No. 100 Csthsrnese-t whore
be srrested him Murphy taken 10 the Hospital whore
he lies IN condition Psndergast nltted
10 await the result Of Murphys Injuries.
ARREST OF A DisoRDERLY HoUsEKrHPKR.-At
late hour Monday night Captain Noun, Of the Lshh
Precinct and his officers visited the dsoTdeIy house
a. tie Monitor" in Prince aud arrested Cahsrine
Campbell Hss Carlos aiss Allen the keeper and sI sifls,
warrant granted by Justice ousctenbu'h The house
formerly by the notorious Butt Allen, and has
been for time past the resort Of thieves and other vile
characters Of the lowest order The keeper held TO bail
In the Of $500 and the girls wof1 oil
United the House OF Detection witnesses against the
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SALE OF REAL EsTATy-An auction sale Of 62
building lots Bergen Hil known tho Waldo E.,ae,
took plso- this week at ssaesoon Of Crocheron cd
in Jersey City The sale largely attended Dy capitalists
aud the bidding quite spirited The property sod At
- TO 20 per higher than expected by
The varied from $40 O0 and the total ree'
liLeh IN he ale Wa
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Association for Improving the Condition Of

Association for Improving the Condition OF
of for the poor city han the present ~
before certain classes Of poor IN eate ueed OF Aa
While the families OF soldiers provided for By the ale
ment and the ibers,y of the Cy Government tbs
residue the needy who the Numerous aud psia6se
Of tho destitute, by maIy overlooked Or this Class are
widows and orphans deserted wives with families femaee
without employment and very many Of the aged the sick
and nf. who H. their hepe.sness and Distress are thows
by Providence specisl charge on our care.
The mdnos Of theNinsr has contributed to the impress
zion that there very .e desuon to bsreeved Hence
the receipts hsve diminished that hs Board Is more
for fund.- than IN Of greater pressure ne
expenses living have greatly increased aud as the season
advances the desution acquiring proportions Jar beyona
the ab Of the Association relieve, without the pompt
denla AZ yed lhe rsli'y of our citizens.
Need mors this metropolis signslued for deeds
OF mercy and accustomed 70 the relief Of the dtresedt
What coBcev6be claims more urgent and sacred than
tho-. Of the suffering at doors! Our city me-
noby responded the appeal Of the furnishing abroad Aba
shall the CRY the and helpless Ia our own
ev be heard ia VAIN Viii not those wLo have given Do
fore and those who have rot given give The more owe
freely give unsnted to meet the present necessity ana
with the measure you metz II sh. be measured TO you
again. n, p-,.. r. NJ
81 Wallet; r. b. niniurn Treasurer No. 70 souh-st n
NJ Hartley No 80 Bible House Asorpace; OF to any OF the
officers or authorized collectors by order 81 the Board
JAMES BROWN President.
ROBERT y MISruRS. Treasurer.
r. NJ. HAarLEI, Secretary.
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Bertodang Spanish Legation and c. + Gardiner, Boston.
are a the Brevoot House
Judge shsnkand Sy raou.e, Cbss Andrews Mayor OF
Syracuse; Ira II. Lucas 81 Lous; d. Dexton Provf'
dence " Eaton, Boston; aud A. MCDousld ILL.,. arc ut tue
Metropolitan.
Col Ino d: Mcintyre. Albsny; Captain. Rezderichin snd
Lepcfsk AID Lieut. Prohorof Of the Russian army are
AZ the Everett House 49,, ~.
Commodore Kinggoh. Sabine; Col. L. A. Grant ON W.
Vols. snd L. Biydenbuigh. a. the Astor HOUSE ,t
+ r.. Du Bots, Dixon and Capt Pnboy st fe'e'o's"
are u the I.afargn Hou,p
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Conviction OF GENERAL" GRGEsrHAL.-lhe
trial OF General" alias Abraham Greentha convict on
an Indictment Of subonaon of perjury In trying to induce
a named Caspe Paris to testify falsely 10, the fn pose II
convcng Samuel Meyer Of rape uded In The in
County Court YESTERDAY forenoon The jury alter ocs
few minutes brought in verdict Of guilty lhe ci't
will be- carried up An indictment IL also pending sssns
Greenthal charge Of stealth geese from Never Accrued
arrested the latter charge the 18th OF January ana
the following morning hs caused Meyers arrest or
charge Of having committed Outrage upon Liza niece the
afternoon previous.
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nfs-Thursdny, Feb. 10.

BARNUWS MUSEUM-Minnie Wsuen-Co. eileen Bswn.
WALLACK'S-s Worth Knowing.
WINTER GARDEN -Othello.
NIBLO'S.-Lesh.
THEATRE FRANCAIS.-La Dame Aux Camelia.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-Fsiry spee.acles.
BROADWAY MENAGERIE.-Wida animals per forming
GOUPIHS. -Hicns Portrait OF Edwin Booth.
LADIES FAIR-CLurch OF ST. George the Martyr
SACRED CONCERT.-Cnurch corner Of Filth avenue AM
Twenty frs, street
LADIES' Enthusiastically street Baptist Church.
SPIRITUAL CIRCLES-No. lI5 Eighth street.
SKATlNG.-Fifth-sv,nue Pond.
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ARREST OF Az ALLEGED PICKPoCKET.-A young
giving his Charles King srr-,trd By De'ee-
tive kciuey Of the jersey City Polico Tuesday night
charged with attempting 10 pick the pocket OF sdy rs me
entering the at the depot When King was arrested
at upper end Of the old depot be together with two con
edor stes made assault upon the officer when the later
exhibited revolver which frightened two Of the a,iaisns
away King committed to tho City Prison to swat Ca
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The NATIONAL FREEDAAS's RELIEF AssocIA-
TON hcds its Anniversary TIN. evening al the Cooper Iu,t-
tute all wish to hear and important questions
discussed by able speakers cordially Invited The Prin-
cp gentlemen who engaged to speak in addition to the
President DR.. Tying, ts Rev. H. w. Beecher aud the
Rev J. p Newman.
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NEw-YoRK ILLUSTRATED NEws.-This week g
Eep York Musraied Nes, is credit to pictorial press
The Diusi,ti,,s In Council" picture containing
traits Of persons who attended the first Diaado meeting
held at Delmonico's The artist have drawn his sketch
while Brooks speaking.
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iASygrfiscmert,I
THE UNITED STATES TAX Law,

HE UNITED STATES i Ak INV,
Now REaDY pamphlet Of ~ pages. hss white papor
Beside the bill which word for word in ~e,ordAncs With
the original teIt, sppend 70 u IN Alphabetical Rseaplt1
ton Of every article BE- taxed By the Law and tho afsova
u the De levied thereon fh. renders 1t Ne c0aPeIo
and convenient a. II 10 possible 10 make II 49,
Price cents postpaid - per 100 sent ~ eipfs" 80
per IVO II By mail Address THs TEsuSE New Eofk.
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DEATH PROM IsJURirs.-A boy named joseph
woodward who fell from the roof Of three story building
in YOk street Jersey CITY, few dsys since has died from
the effects Of the injuries received. eIaina;ion reveal
the fact that piece the skull had penetrated The biia
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CITY ETEMs.

CHURcH or ST.. GEORGE THE MARTYR.-The La
5e Fair for the beDeGt Of the Church OF St. George the
Martyr as will 10y will he open sh'
(Thursday) evening at O'Clock, Of Twenty ninth
street Broadway continue the sale Of Large numbsr
o ya.uable articles.
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GAUGING OF OILS AND LIQUoRs.-The my
Gsugs Jersey City reports for the qusr-r ending Feb
Number Of casks Of wines and hrapde gpsed
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CRIME IN JERSEY CIrY.-Chief OF Police Rlle
reports that os arrests made BY the police OF JerSe
City for the quarter ending Jan. "a
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Barnun's
$4,000 MUTT

$4,000 MUTT
and the
LITTLE QUEEN OF BEAUTY
MISS MINNIE WARREN
Also,
Mr.. AND MRS. Gen. TON THUMB.
In beautiful coored Engrsylngs.
For sale by dealers generally.
AMERICAN PUBLISHING AGENCY.
No IA Chamben-s-
Always liberal 10 dealers
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NATIONAL GUARD PARADE.
HEADQUARTERS. TN RECT N. -. M
~ Al v

., HLAneuAn1ESs, ~, ~ mh' Fsh l6 1864
Cyxrp,r OpDsR No. 3.-TbIs Regiment VIII
parade on Monday ed inst in celebration Of "''hns0n
Birthday.
Fatigue uniform and overcosts a.,
Regiuensl Inc in Lafsyette place 81 - p M ,,. an
The Band ,nd Drum Corps VIII report 10 tno h.Ju w
ar a.. ,,r,d fneeu M before the hour herein men
VIZ. .i pa Isr Of Col MARSHALL LEfFERT5.
Gro ". snIrH Adjutant
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fAdvertisementf

Practical PHRENOIOGY.
Private Classes for leaning How to Read ChsIaceI are
being formed at Dr. SHTPARD's No 90 Columbias,,
Brooklyn aud at FOWLER WILLIS. No 1913 Broadway n.
Y, where tickets and iuli particulars may be obtained
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adoped The members Of the Board expressed teseVes
a. not vet resdy against tbs introduction OF
stsam cars on tie street rail oads.
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ARRESTED FOR DIsORDERLY CosDUcT.-On
Tuesday evening about q o'clock about 400 peous said 10
be dry goods CLERKS and members Of tie Early Closing So.
eley" marched through cash.ue street; snd nearly
opposite the store No g. Iept by Riley and Brohe. cry
goods dese' ALLEGED that othe patty threw itols
breaking the window. Of the store. Fa1cis NcGue rnd
Patrick MeDonoush natives Of Ireland and eelks
rested the charge Of iocus conduct They taken
before Justice Steers the Esaex Market Police Court yes
erday who held McOuifs to bail in sum Of 300 and
McDououg IA ia the sun Of 80.
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70, u,ysn. 6v sesmsr HeIiia Saturday Fec n. m.
For he aufort and Nsvbern, n. e . and Port Royal.
S C.. by steamer Trade Wind, "Wednesday
Feb lB''.'''.' ,'.''''.'..,..,' " "
"ve,1an5 81, 81, I5,enh Mo....5 A. u. and 81 p.
Nob Albany Bugalu and anadas...3 IN. aud q D.
! Eo.,I ii ~, w. Mil M.
Western Ms via Erie Rsrosd....,.5 m and 4 p m
sontiern and son .Ye,t.rn Mai...5 and II
r ..,.rp Mail nv Railroad ......s aud III
r..,srn Mai. ~ R,ilrosd EXTRA Mail ........ 81
Now Bedford Newport ard Fall RiyeT....... y H.
I Fltrs Mall for Philadelphia. Baltimore aud Wash -
n...
The Long Island Msil close, at Mel FOR Hemp
stead and JsmaiA only closes a. NJ, doe a & m Inc
on aud Baoy lon Mail closes at ). IN and 81 p H.
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HoTTL ARRvALs.-Ex-Cov. Hale, from New
HAmpsLhei WArs Booth, BALTIMORE j. NJ. Elliot, Ky.
Hotel '
NJ Dsryd'n, Secretary Of the Ea''isu Lsss'''pi n. II
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Business Nollces.

TIE mother finds a faithful friend in Mrs.
WssLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Perfectly reliable and HARM
less 1t relieve. the child from pain
Rec ulates the stomach and bowels
Relieves gripping in the bowsls
Cure, wind colo.
BY giving rsisf aai health TO the child give' TO the
mother.
IS cents bottle.
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COUGHS.
The administration OF medicinal preparation, In the form
of Lorssex is Of all modes tho most eligible and conVe'
neut especially regards CoUon REMEDY.
"BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRooHEs." or Cough Lolense.,
allay Irritation which induces Coughing having DIRECT
influence to the affected parts A INVITATIONS,
M suRH 10 osrAis rpE GENUINE
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TIE REV. Mr.. FLETcHER's LECTURE on THE
AMAZON Mas, evening, the Rev j. c. Fletcher delivered
lecture at the Cooper institute under the auspices OF the
camille Library Association hs subec being Two Thousand
Miles uP the Amazon The audience was encouraging and
select The platform occupied by humber OF Diet
Ruisled citizens repre- emitting the study the pulp the
ttst the Amszon called by the natives "PsreT TIs
Valley Of tho Amazon large that IL could
Valley Of the Mississippi, and have plenty OF
room 10 spare. IL could take In twobIds Of
Europe and have hundreds Of miles over. The Amszou
hsd been uavsated further and Investigated
the Mississippi IL 1874 miles long aud
nearly the whole distance. at distance OF 1900 miles from
the Il half mile wide becoming wider a. we de-
scend The lecturer related entertaining episodes Of the
Amazon. The valley Of the Amazon constituted OF a
space of23OO square miles The oil thu. river wa
en- In mshs life. The Br sziAn Governmen, wa now
making mvestiSations on the Amazon, which would
be useful to science and cOnmeICe. The opetlDg Of
that great stream IN 1883 a great era fsr
bssp cotton sugar rice, coffee tobacco and other Ispt
almost perennial and three crops Of pIodu
every year. Ii required $500 turtle eggs make pot oil
butter All the Amazon butter from turtle eggs
To make the butter the trodden by men, tie
petty substance Of the eggs to tho surface skied
that butter, owing 70 doubts suggested By the
tIesding Of the egss. lilo then gave vivid dsscnp-
ton Of the Of catching turtles by the Indians
described the which greeted the AIDeng
the traveller sscends the river aud went into
seacy tie Victoria Regina, the flower OF the Amazon
brought nom the land no had de.ebsd and by reference
m. The nsxt lecture will 10 delivered IA the Same nall
Asas wednesday evening