New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25
have by dint OF extraordinary worked my
xax into one of heaa dansaly hacked auction rooms and

way into one of these dsnsey packed auction rooms snc
burly man. about hundred and forty pounds ayoIda
p0s mounts chair and announces that the sale aoous
S with s HSIs; n Iud sHi
plate will be taken. The crer who possesses strength
and rspdy Of articulation that has never been surpassed
by human tongue accompanied By little man
who wears woe'n cap Of Iohy varssssd Sas' the
chief occupation Is to exs the merits Of the goods on sale
throw in occasional wltticns and catch the WINS end
good nod with the little man. and baws 1t out az nst
he were giving an alarm Of fire. or crying stop th.i
German Jews and much surprised at their cum
be a. er and a1sey
upon the of stranger For the amusement OF your I'M
initiated readers give aw, which i wa, my privilege to
hear viz Lchenstein Mittledoer Steinlen, Doornger,
Rosenbsnm, Gfetrgraw, YnnOuf Retscrating sllngow,
Unersaphit, &c.
immense cagoes sold OF their doors yet by mems OF
combinations made among buyers from abroad they are una
Ole 70 articles to justify them IN keeping
buyers may combine and purchase lot articles amounting
in the aggregate to 100000 more aud then divide the lot
This frequently done and % the aucopeer who have
most extensive catalogue to dispose OIL 60 upon the principle
has OF repleDishng his exhausted stock The mag
nitade of these sale. Is really surprising and the last one
$4,000 Tho parties whose benefit they chiefly
made, viz: John Frazer Co. have already realized S20
10000 OF this amount G,OO0O9 have been invested In
Confederate bonds
Between the two classes Of our mortal foemen at
the North there little choose Ore is commercial ard
the other crazy II the latter are more cruel aud teysh 70
their 10TH the former more persistent and systematic ~
hope lucid interval possibly that Their n.seity @is.
tain such expectations They have invested heir money
dollar lar thew have 1 s s s # they send every
II were called upon to say which s the worse man,
Ms1di ffd aRsd the so e
or Caleb Cushing Its politician we should ma no a,cuy
e reply We have Infinitely more respect 70. Wendell del
fanatic has principes7such as they sre-whe the CONNER
cs elias. has no principle whatever bn. .el.hne., y rs Is
onim would be fatal to trade Could Conservatism be con.
vinced that freeing the slaves would increase the
OF cotton woud be converted In hour into the very
genius Of universal emancipation. We dread and dee.t such
al enemy this more than honest Abotonsn We des-
th.n PSips or Garrison No mar Of honor could take Ev.
sst' o. cu.hSs q the h.1dhs Later especially IL there
s,antly 10 be freed and sent 10 Massachusetts
RICHMOND NEWS AND GOSSIP.
We Gull the following from the Richmond letter
Il IL now generally supposed that the half Of HOckes army
sent 10 Fortress Monroe intended for Suffolk and will en-
desvoI get 70 shm9nd BY The south side Of Lanes KsI
The ss I Stricken
was voted down BY vote Of 7 to 10.
r~ S:'sy St sq Ind issd {sy ~
bright boys and 10 years of Al Msnsbus they were
arrested aud upon being brought before tho Union General
being asked II he knew Mr. side and ring in the az
hsye the eldest boy desired by the General to tell
what Mr. sds was In the habit Of saying him when they
met IN Pmis GOOD morning. Sir" was the reply And
what did he say when you lost himP he ssid Good
b. my boyn The young fuckers were allowed 10 come
foush under promise OF not revealing thing Of the dspO-
yion Of the Union troops in the neiShboh0od Of Martins
burg.
The present condition Of navy says the Richmond cor
respondent Of The southern Cenedevdg could WITH pro-
prtety dlvused would thn tho Confodecy with JOY
Prudential conesons however require that most OF the
Executive information that subject should be oommuni-
Gated 10 Congress In secret session. .
The tho Rev J. r. Graves Of North Caro-
Una who turned to the civil authorities Of that
ese BY the Confederate Government few months since for
reasonable language has resulted In his being bound 10
auswsr 10 the Confederate Court the charge Of treason