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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT
p.roaay ,ppe.Fsl before me, Alderman Of ns City
PbI.depLis X. A. Hembod, who being duly sworn, dote
,y hi, preparation contains narcotic no mercury or ouH
n Igrlous dfuEs but arc truly vegetable - r,xrno,n
o, and vbserbad before mo this 2Jd day OF November,
tas, WM P. HlBBARD, Alderman
sthst, above Race, PhNsdslgnA
aJ5rs.. letters ior information, in couhdence, to
LII. Il. HELMBOLD,
CHEMIST
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IAdrrrisrfnent.1

A RAD BREATH is The greatest curse the
hum,n hInily Ia hsr TO- How many lovers has separated,
nov many spds forever parted The subject delicate
yoef friends Will no. mention H. and you are ignorant
Of the st yourself To sdeot radios. u.e the b.iE
% TEOuiASo FLowsRs" 90 depes night and mo Mig
Il besut lies the comp eron removing 81, tan pmpe, sad
sc.ss leaving he,n ioA and white sold By AL DTp g"'
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HELMeOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU

TAs ssl,,n Mercury Unpleasant. AesieBes to- IN
pessan: and Dangerous Diseatsf.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
IN al their stages, at little Expense, little no change d
Diet no Inconvenience, AND NO EAPOSuRE.
II causes frequent desire and gives strength TO Uhrs
thereby removing obstractions preventing and eans se
In this class Of diseases, aud e1pellns POISONOUS
DISEASED AND WORKOUT MATTER
ThoC,tnds upon thousands who have been The
VICTIMS OF QUACkS,
and who hsve ps,d HEAVY FEES 70 % cured IN siert
Tine have foGnd they were deceyed and thai the fosony
has. by tho use Of "PoweGl A.tngen.s" bcen dEsd W is
tie system, 10 break out In aggravated form, end
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
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THREATENING TO SHOOT AN OppIcgR.--At

THREATENING TO SHOOT AN OPP1cRR.-At
en- early hour Sunday morning tho attention Of OH
Ger Wager OF the Eighteenth Precinct attracted
By disturbance between Jacob Phiier and his wife In
front Of hls residence No +07 East Twentyfourth
street The Officer requested them not 10 make such
noise when phfsr ran into the house and returned 9
moment after with ride. which be presented at the
officer threatening 70 shoot him. The latter instantly
Knocked him down with bis club and arrested him.
Subsequently he was taken before Justice Beckvith
who held him To bail ia the Of $500 10 the
charge The difficulty caused BY jeslonsy on the
part OF the prisoners wife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

In consequence of the raid of the Pirate
ssHne, IN Es.n v,l,p the price q Es', ds pfodse'i
h.s stsrlay advanced For s and o,AsT causes, kKNrs
E.Sr Ism, Coyrar will snd afer Februsr be sodsi
a. pes pound. Ask your Grocer for kSsr. Noo'f
genuine. 0Sncrsl Depot, No. l3s Roaaest
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ID
PRINCIPAL DEPOrS

PRINCIPAL DEPOrS.
sytnsntps DRUG AND CHEMICAL "AhHr
HOUSE,
HELMsoLD's DRUG AND, AND CHEMICAL "'"1
HELmgoLps DRUG AND CHEMICAL "
HOUSE,
No. 5o4 BROADWAY, N. y, on
No. SEA BROADWAY, N. I.' or
No. 5o4 BROADWAY, N. X, on
uEIMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT
MEDICAL DEPOr'
MEDICAL UE.'
NO. tOa SOUTH TENTH-Sr, PHl'os,ppI,
NO. Ip4 SOUTH TENTH-Sr., PhILA DrIpuI.
NO. iOa SOUTH TENTH-sr, PhiLAD ,ra,p1Nrr.
nSxARE OF COUNTRYWIDE AND uN'iN'
PIED DEALERS. ,,-..,,,,,..
Who ,nl.yor TO dispose of" their own ana 0N"
On the 4, equation attained oy
uct.ArEoLD's GENUINE PREF"
RATIONS.
'- GENUINE EXTRACT BucHu'
HELMBOLDs
"A'''' apNurNE IMPROVED ROSE VASE
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERy"HIA
Ask FOR HELMBotDs.
TAKE NO OTHER
~ Cot 90, the sdv.rtissmsrt 90 Strs 1917 ~f""
ssitlys Ra sysasWf
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Court OF GENERAL sEssroSs.-The February

Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS. February
term OF the Court Of General Sessions win commence
today, City Judge Russell presiding The following
comprise the calendar: Mary Bennett under In
Deoisy John CaISer and Peter C9iry grand larceny
Robert son. larceny from the person, and Margaret
Malone assault and battery On Tuesday the District
Attorney viii move for hearing In the case OF Hsrk
css Little indicted for mansaughter in the third de-
gree. The case was called on last Monday but the
prisoners counsel not prepared to proceed. Not
supposng that the strietAttoTney really intended 10
prosecute in this case he had not had consultation
with his client james Nixon IL is understood Is 20 be
tried during the February term for the murder Of WI
liam N Brown
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VNHE NATIONAL UNION LIFE AND
Il LlAn INSURANCE. COMPANY.
poVvoory Von.. Ian. Is. ls54

BREyOOEr HousR Jkn Is, 1864.
III. underlined have t,kon INTO consideration tho esta2
ll,hnlsni VI die NATIONAL UNION LIEF AND Llao
INSURANCE COMPANY, for which liberal charter hiss
granted by this State the principal object Of which 20
insure oncrfs soldiers ssJrs aud osnes OF the Arm, anu
Navy of tho United states. The undersigned most favor
ably impge.ud with tia advantage, which such insurance
you'd hsyo with persons In tho military snd naval 'rFSiey
AID arc satisfied that with th. guaranty OF adequate capital
hsh character in the Board OF Directors and efficient man
asement such al usuton would deserve aud coInnsnd toe
tie pubc end patronage o. tho Army and Navy
We therefore tale great pleasure In saying va WI cooperate
In tho management Of said Company. subscription 20 sue
stock Of said Company will be received u tho bAAne folse
Of LIVERMObE, CLENs Co. No. - waist ne"-
York CITY, 81 aud after FEB. ].
DANIEL Il. slCKLEs, hojor General -
JOHN COCHRANE, Atty..tien, state OF New'f
CAPT. JOHN l.. WORDEN, u. ;. ~
We heartily approve tho object sud as above set toh
and have consented Trustee Director OF said co'
pMy. - 80, i, , -. ,--,,
DR. w H. Van buren, james A. Brady, Henry Cevs, Chss
Gould, samuel j. Classy Leonard W. Jerome, Henry j.
Raymond William " Brady, James Kelly, Aoram WAsensn
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE oPERA.-The Academy Of Music Is to
be reopened this evening by Max Nsitsek for season
Of Italian Opera The representation FOR this evening
i. lone, or the Lsst Days Of PomgeL See advertise
1nept for the cast s.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

RrsraSED.-On Saturday Mr.. Simon Meyer
an Assistant Clerk 10 Mr.. Valentine OF the Ccmn0r
Capneil aimee ls;l yesiSIsl hs pN<jiiaa
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tapORTAST SCIT-THE ADAMS EXPRESS Con-

IsiPORTANT SCIT-THE ADAMS EXPRESS Con-
PAsY.-A suit against the Adams Express Company IN
which A. Bland sought TO recover from the Company
s227s seized by Morgsns guerrilas while being carried
from Louisville 10 Nashville, has just been decided
against the plaintiff in the Jefferson (Ky) Circuit Court
The point involved was. that guerrilas nre public
enemies and that carrier s not responsible
for goods seized by them Judge Muir's opinion says
that the Southern Rebellion had, long before the con-
tract 10 carry BANDS money made transcribed the
bounds of mere nsurecton and had taken the shape
Of var" and Morgan's gucrriDss being under the
orders Of the leaders OF the Rebellion. were public
eDenesi and that Government has recognized this
fact by treating Rebels bogerentssll Of which tho
plaintiff knew. by welunder,tood rule OF law the
acts OF God or Of the public enemies" only excuse
carriers from repairing losses arising therefrom Tie
w 1t is said, be taken 10 the Court Of Appeals.
1t is one OF great Importance, involving millions Of dol
lars to the community.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

The LATg ARCHBISHOP HuGHES.-The
"Monts Mind" for the repcso Of tho soul OF the late
Archbishop Hughes will take place at ST. Patrick's
Cathedral on Wednesday at loI o'clock. ON which &C.
cason an address will be delivered by Bishop McLaugh.
lin large body Of prelats and clergy will be present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

Prof. s. G. Brown of Dartmouth College will
give the first Of his course OF lectures on Eminent
British 0rators' on Monday evening at Clinton Hall
the remainder TO be given on successive Monday and
Thursday evenings at the same place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
Gelmbolo's Meoifines.

T'HE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDTES,
Il KNOWN AS
HELMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATfoaa
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED.
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
POSITIVE and specific Remedy for Diseases Of the BLApnrp
ms medicine increase: the power Of digestion end srx.
tns sosor9ens INTO healthy action, BY which The pas -
edee,ous depositions and all unnatural enlarrsmsn.s %
duced :. wei a. pain aud Inflammation and & good ior -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

RgTREYCHMESr AND REPoRa-The Commit
tee Rerenchment and Reform Of the Board OF Alder
men, to whom wac referred the communication OF Mayor
Gunthor together with a letter to himself from Mr..
Carr late Superintendent Of Sanitary Inspection rea-
tive to alleged abuses In the management OF the City In
spectors Department held another meeting Saturday
afternoon in the Chamber Of tho Board Of Aldermen
with view Of giving the matter searching lnyestga-
ton. After waiting half hour at the first meet
ing and Mr.. Carr failing 10 make his appearance the
Committee adjourned subject to the can Of the Chair
In the meantime Joint resolution will be introduced in
the Common Council authorizing the Committee to send
for persons and pepers and upon this Mr.. Carr will be
forced 10 attend, upon warrant issued by Mr. Vaen.
tine the clerk Mr.. Boole demands investigation Of
the matter ard says That he show that II would
quire the cooperation OF five distinct heads In many
bureaus In his department TO rob the treasury OF single
penny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

THE LATE Col. O'BRrgS.-The widow of the
lato Col Henry T. OIren, who lost his life during the
July riot. has Published card urging the Common
Council to disnter the remains Of her late husband and
bury them with those Of her children who preceded
him IN death instead Of permitting them 10 occupy as
low. a nameless grave and that come outward show
OF respect should bc manifested In 30 doing She also
claims that 1t is bat simple justice that provision,
equal to the pension Of the widow Of Colonel falling
on tho battlefield should be made Tor her who thus lost
her only earthly support, contendlng that as he had
sealed his devotion 70 the In which he was ell.
gaged with his Dfes best blood every consideration OF
honor and justice binds tho rulers Of this proud mercpo
W. 10 iiG eIys tLat " SeGIlas ytsrs Of bis widov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

DONATION TO THE SANITARY FAIR.-The
propriotprs of the Universal Clothes Wrnger" tNo'
37 Broadway have given 800 Of their wrnger'. Of the
81 family size with cogs TO be sold at tho L. g. Sanitary
Fairs In this city and Brooklyn. These weknovn and
valuable family utensils viii sell readily and nett the
handsome sum of 60 800. II any Of tho wealthy Arms
Of York will make larger donation to this noble
charity, We shah be most happy to announce The fact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

TEACHERS MRETISG.-A meeting Of the teach.
srs Of tho City Of EewYori was held at The Hall Of The
Board OF Education on Saturday evening. The COM
pany sat down to a fine collation.. after which
addresses tho subject OF education were de
liyered by Prof Nichols, President OK the As
ISOLATION, Prof Davies. Professor OF Mathematics h
Columbia College; Mosis fcnnins, GmaId. aud
others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

LOR SALE-A 4-stOry House, located at No.
lat Hudson.st fronting ST. Johns PAk-House contain.
ns Al rooms with ali the improvements also par. OF
Furniture Apply to the the premises or 20 NO..
3Js Canslst., IJfENs WANTS boxS Clssh~s st9rr'
sexlSI Of CLsAlssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

Mafansras again Qmiei-min"te Gums
The Cotton Trade via Eagle Pass stop
-. ped by Magruder, and wby-The Proc
Iatien Prepared by Cspt. Herbert for
~eFyice-san Antonio not go be Fortified
eU. q. CsassI Returns Home.
II. N~ssiJ Correspondent
sse~ ous. MArAxoRAs jan II. Is6t
Ting - quiet IN tho city. Mp,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07
Pepusy!vnnia Legislature.

HARRIsRI ~, Pa, "Wednesday, jan y IstF
The Governors Message is .eady, bat he u
undecided whether 20 send 1t - the House or 70 wat
ert the Organization u tie Senate Is effected. lie
matter will be determined this evening.
The Senate is si unor.arized. the impfisormeLt OF
Col White al Richmond causing tie Yoie. Mem n
party in the Senate seen willing to make any oonpfo
nise.
In the course Of an animated discussion to-day. Mr.
Louvre said that Rebel Major captured by U, lad
gone 10 Eichnsnd 10 .et q discharge for Col White,
BAT had failed AZ JET. Dgv!. knew his value too vel
dr Turren DECLARE. on the highest authority thai
soon after the electiSn tie Secretary II Wsr made II
forts to obtain The exchange 81 Mr. White, but III.
0uld. the Rebel agent. Eeiust q TO give him Up.
In the Senate today. tho eleventh ballot FOR SPEAKER
resulted IN q tie vote. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07
MoRroy's GOLD PINS arc now sold

MOTIONS GOLD PBSS are now soic az tne
price. before the Of the this is
entirely owing to ths Mnuearers Improvements In ms
cinery hi. presentlage Retail uncs and Cash in Advance
system or until he commenced ,dvesng his business
done on Credit and strictly viA the Trade.
The Morton Gold Pens the Only sold at old prices
% the Of all other gold pens chagshs Premium on the
Gold Government Tax Sc but yioIlo mas in ca'e changed
his prices Who'll, sac or Retail
Ofthe ea, numbers sent by ml 20 Oh parts OF The world
during TIE pes. few yes. IN ahonsani has failed to
reach ~ destination In say showing That The Morton Cola
PEP can be obtained BY shy every part OF the word
=, the price, postage only eScefted
Reader you have endrus alw,y'rsdy md reliable
Gold Pen exactly adapted your band and Style OF wrins
which will do your writing vastly cheaper than See fens ana
present almost Universal Hin Pressure Price o every
thing you have Merton Gold Pen cheaper nEroporion
10 the labor spent upon II ard material used than any other
Gold Fen in the Word. II you wan; one zee the Fen
Nights r than the Sword" In another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07

, Z. II. T. A.. N,,~.y~, : Bal widow Of
.lra Bal 81 iisno,er County tho sl'i year Of her
ag.. ,,,ou...... Z, m a..
an, Invited toeeBd her fnB-rs this Dc. i"s'ta
~ - X ,r.iienc~ No. 9s3 Henry street
~ ,,,aer, s.d Richmond paIofs llesss copy.
r. ,,tpI id, rt, on Tae.tsy Jan. tho Rev aniiCsmr
t. The ssd yer 1T he ago .,..., -,
TIE rslAii,es end fi.Dds Of n. f,n,'y S' we
New lors L"sd- Nc, IVy' - go. a., s,b H., Al q.
invited to attend ,be fansiai on nas, ,ns '' 80,
oclook , NJ. q The hesass' 1,,s ,s,,,i,. "a i n.
Thirty oarh stree, 'nd SYN ,,snos "'
'st~n - Hoi'Af' '"Nh e' fit, A..
COOPfR-On "cinesi,y yA, ~. 4, 80 80 10, ,s.,.
Margaret T.: CooP-f WI. .. '.s a. - "a . s,,.I The
Ins fsicuds OF "" iany AZ .,,..,
funeral from ttr lac I,siueh' 70. .cf 90 WV
Sundsy eipInoon' '''h "4''f y
CuAsE-At Trenton, n j. on wednesday fro' p, "'''s'
r.. only .on Of JAIME! ' ana A'l''' 'N''' "
Notice oi unsf. 70 .''" ,s,, .o.,,,ho,
EDsALLOn Wednesd.y .v.n,ng JAP. 49,, L.,
but severe Illness Dame. Ia's"' aseu " ''"' "'
~. ,,,,, a, ,.,,us, a.. ,r,t,.s a .rrni
Tho relatives sid 'nen'o 80. Ia. ,..ia.,,. Al H.,
tho fnDerai on frdsy IAN .' 80 80, n',ch pa'n,
2 M iDs s'lo'. i,,r,,,, tr,l,h k.lshborbcod ~
Chuion ~ ." =, H. Nor. hrrn New Jersey Railroad
1922 y, IN ..se Jersey City at % and III
.op' ~. v,.,,..,.v manning Jan. g a, Fiayseconi
YARRIk-on eon.' snJ Se,th River MIR, Malta
street. tieyeI,h wenIe "a Other Of iho,... Tsrrsr
Fsref Icy Ion - a., w., much .ld,rinx and
o. NO. .. "ao"'' f'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07

sd 10. p 10 Sunday train....... s.2lp IN
SsVn"5 So, { IS p III
10 Eo..or by New. London Inc, fi-r ~ II,
Stoning,ou lin. pisT D., y. H.. and f4l Mftf
lin. Per - Il daily isaud.y 'pc"If.dl...... p Ia
10 bo,,on. by ~" Haven kk. VIA sprinsneh
1l'h-s, and ~ By.........s ~ "a 10 s.h v -
40 no, y, ey 'lN and p n sunday ?.
10 nuaAo - Es.e RI, loot o. ChsniD'is -.
anu ~ N't
To I,ip lie leland and Other r.soi'' o. Long
.."s ~ AZ u H..............e ra sni ?
To ,L~ West. ~ C,a.trEl b@ilfosi Of 'e"Josssy, -
foot OF out audi o.. and - M " M ana v IA
10 PLilad.lIhia b. New JcIs-y Railroad, foot o!
,ouTlrrdt.st. Z sud "a M, ~ m, and D. y in'
and u midnight. - p !"
10 Ph. si.lp.lE, 0y aild.u ind AIgDoy Railroad
Pier a. n H.. foot Of Barcsyst IN y IN
10 Wa.i.n.son b. S.w-Jorssy RR..s AID 10 a m.
az . p ~ 'Al '-''' Observation-Disclosures. :; p. N
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The New-Hampsbirc Republican Con.
vcnf90n.
CoycoEp. y. H.. Wednesday.

CoycoEp y. H.. Wednesday Jan. 8. 1874.
The Republican Sia.e Convention met here
TO-DAY. The Hon W. ". Tappan was chosen P1es''
dert Gov. fillmore was renonlnaied by acc!sinaiioa
TIE Convention Is large. aid tie proceedings are
haruorious- CO.. o.
The New.Hampshire Republican state Con-
veption todsr adopted .cf!es Of resolutions srsai
the slmnistiaton, urging vigorous Prosecution u
the war expressing confidence IN tie .ntesT!i! sha
financial sdety Of Secretary Chase ond recosHi1ins
patriots and traitors The only two parties lie 10Y
loving also ad0p,ed:
Ke,red That ADRIAN Lincoln by he exercise dufns ne
everest trials dangerous cr,. in ihe naiin' nor
Of unedrale as.y ard li.snp, Q: noaerAnon ard
prudence which experience he. .ho~r 70 be tie
dom BY lis spo.ess Integrity OF personal ehsrsee ABOVE re
prosch and above suspicion AID by hs ow. o,nec Il
pna.er.5.e DETERMINATION .lat the triumph OF TIE '""'
s,itrton and the Unor Secession and treason
shsI be ths hn.l triumph Of nberfy throughout tn
patton has received and D.risa this abiding eo1h
Of the pope aided TO any other puo
since W1sinsOu that bes Interests Of IL. country
demand that The complete dedication u ie ic2sSh I'
the RESTORATION Of p-sce property AID tie Union Goul ne
achieved under his administration 81 tie Onv.irErnti All
that therefore declare A1Tl-n Lincoln 20 " "a. Peep.
.boce for reelection 70 the Presidency IA Ia.
lie resolution carried IL thunders ~ sppans.
The delegates rising 10 their feet and waving ihef mas
viii the widest enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07
ne n. =. sanitary Com1issio1

Ia inr,sea, van. Of funcs relief OF the
Army extensive and effective thaa ~
iepots every military ceieT nom ash gou
the Or.de. The money value othe supplies sosd -
N. Aruy OF hs Potomac during and nnedi1i after G-es
ty.ourx exceeded seventy thousand dolaa IT. iss0ss -
h,t,alcoys like scale Thousands o. nsedn0
Special Relief" daily cared fer In its Homes" ItS
steamboats, aud follow sols every vheros
inspection Hospital Inspection Hospital Directory Tsn
.ick and wounded, &C., in f operation.
The al this life saving work than bSy
thousand dollars per month Is funds G<i reduced,
Md immediate contributors are requested 10 sustsn
The Fair that have been got with such aaniroe an9
unprecedented energy and Ches C.srnat and
though reported everywhere for the ss mt The
Sanitary Commission" haze not az vet svaibr;sdsl doar -
fredsnry The large thus raised have received
by the branches Of tie Commission u those 81 e,
lively.
These branches apply them mos. u,efally snly 10 .Lo
Of material be made up ao col14 beddins
and ike purposes They thus relieve the essury Of the
from the necessity Of purchasing cpp.s belong.
ing certain classes But they render aid 70 any
department 0. its woyk.
fh,.e who desire fuller Information 70 the
method and Of the Commission resu Cd TO
Of syste and Of the application Of fruds Just pub
i,h.d copies Of wnich may be hsd ppf.son at the
Office Of the United States Sanitary C| No. 80
Broadway al the Bookstore Of A ~ RAndop h No. 81
Broadway.
II 10 submitted to al hunsne Ard patriotic aen Il At the
has saved. aid daily - Wing lives the country
cannot I'd lose; ~hx; doir eoonoui.s the ao
aud heath of soldiers worth to ccGty times The
money IN. Commission has received and Of direct prsop
zeal Importance every iny ss.ed On Illuminating tho
cost and the ilrstion Of the war.
Contributions may be seut 70 the Treas ter st No 6S Wa.
a., or No. s!3 Brosdwsy, New Vera.
BY order .: tie Standing CSn nSat
Treasurer unisa state Sanitary Commission.
December ~ le6l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07
Agricultural Prospects In England.
rHs SEASON OF SOWING wHEAr-sAD THOUGHTS

OF THB FUTURE.
The following is from The Marx Lane EIprcs.
Of Dec. o. It's leading market article says:
4" The last week beautifully dry and often bril-
liant for the time Of year. while farmers have been nsine
their opportunity with all alac. ty In field work Nor
wheat sowing has been proceeded With. and a fail
breadth Will now have been planted before Cirstnls
Tie early sowl plants continue 70 look Vel could
be desired and fine opportunity has been given t.
camp the loot crops securely. The samples exhibited
at tie several country markets eyinced marked i'm
prOvement IN condition. and VIC seem gliding into the
NewNcar free from disaster But the continued none
tary pressure though apparently esscin has been
rousy against business, capitalists finding ready and
profitable use for their funds, so ilat prices must
generally DO noted fully Is. per quarter lower. with
speculation still IN Allowance Federal execution being.
however. determined On very shortly In Holsten and
tbs military occupation being only answerGble 10
popular excitement we are not quite safe to future
prospects, and with smolderng fires gathering strength
az so many points IN EGrope the blessings ofpeace seem
yet more doubtful Shond there be general rupture
low rates would become thing OF the past the
Confederate States Of America sadly bear tness
Even III the Northern States the pressure Is producing
Strikes and maize il dearer than Great Britain. The
fears Of blockade Of the Baltic ports and the scarcity
OF vessels have already been depressing TO the Prusan
markets. France has been rather yielding III prices.
as weas Holland. and parts OF Belgium; but In
Italy and tie Black Sea rates have been hardening and
az active speculation has been resumed at New-l or;
While the continued diniDution Of labor IN tie fields
and tie waste war give but poor prospects fof the
future as 10 tie yield OF cereals without speedy return
TO Cancellation ard peace"
We assure Tie McrI Lane Erprfs' that there Is
no such "dimpution Of labor in the fields and waste
Of war; o. to make pco prospect for the future The
only dninutop tls Las yet affected The grain market
Is In the supply Of Indian corn occasoned solely by the
unprecedented frost in Illinois and other corn growing
States last Summer. That the effect Of war has not
been to produce famine in the Northern States 10 evil
dcneed In tie strongest possible manner By every
statistical fact connected with the commerce Of New.
York. Grain Ia eth abundant and though en-
HANGED in price by speculation. is not hshprieed as
compared with several other years. II grain we're
scarce, neat would fail The statistics Of the cattle
market fully prove that it ia very plenty and lowpriced
The attention u American farIlcrs osed 10 the state
ment in the above extract Of the time Of year that
British farmers COW wheat even up to Christmas.