New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-06
CuAuBKu OF COMMERCE.


S..h hfuI ofindustrious working All this 10 evident
Evins II, bsnis has done enrch the
Aelds and mesdows than The rolling centuries ss aone -
new f.es Of men and Il would be a. daell %
Srsstand appreciate this wonderful provision Mature
Coz support Of hsd not God N Que case wen ~ 10
he OIL and In His rood time directed chosen people
20 enter In and cultivate the eel ,,-
Following the history ST country from is hF discover
~ the present day II that the early colonies rom
Britain and the Continent Of Europe have been euehS W
soptinnsly swelling tide of inrp!e grafton. . -
In these latter years geDerK hos been tse
81 the poorer cs.ses that cut Of Their snIpn,
nate connections by means OF remsnces flowing IN an
uninterrupted stream TO the Old World from we New;
notwithstanding this liberal outpoOring nom ID 'i
,.rnns. OF the Irish race many attained TO eonsnor
Of comfort and Independence -. .,.-,;o, ,hs,
In ali the States Of the Union savings Banks have been chm
s4red which managed by phil satltoPc snuemen o.
wisely framed laws and charters Me eat sneces wn'cn
has attended them is the hest pfoe of me v' oenen ney
have been 70 the sborns disposed clsss.
TJsy at once for The enrrani the safest institution
wherein TO deposit the surplus earnings OF his industry
i,y and thin, and to lay up SOME pre- 'ion ioi
According to the Bank superierlerfs Reports mere
Sayin,, B.nI, having the aggregate Of nneyne mil
Hons Of dollars deposit These Savings BANKS we arc
mostly employed as depo.ores h, tn bors classes OF SO
siety offer the Illustration to what degree working men
and for thsr hk snu outy'
Sy showing TO what extent they have been ensbrd to save
nlade to the statement annexed = y, e.s
But while the United States indebted to the od WORD
Tor IN. ,awart srus and industrious hands Of wofkngne
they indebted for the Intelligent the learned, .ne cur
tvaed and skilled all the Department., of letters science
.nd . who have brought their Of knowledge to
hyored land 20 educate and form leoPe Who shs! De
worthy Of 40 rich an inheritance.
Tpon he native tree f OF lie and vsor have been grated
Che aud most approved shoots of European culture
ssays 1rpps e Amecsn birth hs. thu. been aided
stimulated BY the rper tnowieaee sqio1 "h'e' ""u'e'
sa.titusOD. Of the mos. civilized nations ,vo, .uo,,
living bright and shining lights IN the eon that utn
rsfuv ste "a
cherished memories while the names OF Asor ana O1rad
in time, OF peace ciiss towns and Villages pe.ented
nxns th.n the bonndles fields OF the Far West while the
tie, of eonungunity between the continents with
added year growing stronger and stronger have 'eaeiy M
creased The attractions OF our ne" hs t l.
much ess time with more comfort If not greater certainty
and security, than hitherto. .,,
che which manifest IN times OF peace The
su,.pt. of lie for the suppression Of mos, wide spread
beou has created demand for labor IN the country such a.
Vast armies had to be supplied with food and clothing and
those who once producers have been con'u only
ton..nS, Of miles in length These rrrs bcds Of men have
moved TO and o taxing TO their utmost capacity our raIe
armies moving by land and For horses mules anDu
sncs' and wagons and all camp equpase ne dinaia IA
ys IN. vast space Of countrs be tsyersed and the
hsusns issue OF battle. wssed on the broadcast scale
than those Of the Army In the Army lacked
and all the munitions o; war 20 the Navy lacked sailors
ships guns Vessels Of wood ard vessels Of iron had to be
and every machine shop and avery nan't Oh
seaboard brought into requison The workers
In wood and iron, the olacksmhs sail mates
rzues-a who contribute TO tho equipment o. !ron-clad
snd sailing ships have bad more than enough 70 DO
and have made their terms Under the impulse Of
war our navy increased in four rom sixty
sny vessels to FIVE sI hundred The demsEd for men and
material and supply 10 succeeded by constantly
recurring call for officers snd sailors to and employ
In truth, everywhere-in our stricuura hed. IN our
ne. in msnuscories and In all the varied ond numer
sus departments of Industry there hss been demand for
labor which Il has been impossible fully to meet The drain
Of men for tie army and navy Gil the ranks which have
hem thinped by disease and casualties Of battle by sickness
and death has sgesvsed other deui'ie' the p9tse
he adssrie In wages Ia, p steady psc. with the depe
eetion currency sod this depreciation
shor better psd or more Than now
session passed the law TO encourage .meston Which has
before been alluded toto protect those WHO ss QyI qEe
IN quest Of peaceful employment against The elaine Of wal
snst,mt as fj'0wi VIZ.
THAT no ernigsnt the United State, who shall arrive
amer the passage Of this law shall be compnsory enrolled for
.Ty service during the e1.ns n'SFesen Gpe '9Sh
country Of his birth aud declare hs intention to become
citizen Of the United stAtes'
In ls47, CommissiOnsfs Of Emigration were appointed BY
W. .5 es s1s ss HsV 4Ss S' s.ye
sous hospitals have been eected 600 OF 90
300 children and 81 time shcis number YVES very auch
This Commission 10 composed o. ten members, sI Of
whom appointed The Governor ssie ,he other
the Presidents ofthe Irish and Emrsnt Societies OF this city
Letters and renit;snces forwarded through the Commits
sion 10 friends sbrosd and friends at home Strangers
directed their inland journeys, and others provided with
employment. ,.,
the mits the State the whole national DOMAIN
b. the lind or on the ses-oh shpeosc or WITHIN II, yer
been appointed give effect to the provisions o. the Jaw ana
,be of the eusnt have new guarantee Oh pfofe
d,r The sanction. Of ,h, law society before established
NOV, inovn a. the American Engrsni Company has put
him ms rnIr.
sTy he skilled and other bor England and The Continent
Asking public 1t refers TO some OF our h, citizen.
has Undertaken prasewohy and important, WORK In
augusng system supply well calculated to meet Peii-
I, may be thought by tia. when Tie RebeOn con
Sossd ana ne wr ossi "en isf ,,Sps Which hsvr
been sdv9eed to prove The need more non os cl
.n 1. ss :. wb S2hG nnSs. S0e " VIC 0p'N
1t roe tina. the army and navy wond simultaneously dis
eha. many soldier, and The, ns eo'' oSIos w on
supply would be suspended Bot on the other band with the
S and @ seB, Spfa .o Ssa
dfea Of newly projected vii! sppg into lie tdvtyd
sor.0I M r,s, 81 s l9 ,o ,s' s .s :. .nd ,hs
VIII be ID. Of Of peace to e''ors what
has been lost by the rsvsges o!vbT
needed and soasht in vain before the war the war s n.ce
;sfa polio; q 5 S@s g %ss rrs o a; Ss ss
., well the cOsrser iset.c. wr.h oy our people
The unwnges OF the foreign manufacturer TO extend 70
On. ovepen Of the United States the dege- oil cIedt
sis he We'd. 70 private op'epr. cu's OF srse customer,
vho,s securities welcome a home Actle thI9ukh
IN nnfeDdy desire pull down state ne contributes 70
strengthen To. very props Of its powell making the Sste so
dependent and selfrus.sin'nE
Evidences are multiplying daily, that tho ougooked for op
having srriy-d capital 10 not wanting the ole
yo,ion 70 accept snd ilsuovo IT. Many things which es
for. ere made shrp,d vii DO aa4e II home ard the
chilled aboe who ATE intelligent enough To- uncover the OF
porupiiy may he eipec,edto recognize It. bringing ION
- n,rs:. rance and Germany the handy woisns
80, rhicb lie United States viii 70 freely invite snd %
committee have surveyed bat partially the beId g! n
ANY op~ped 10 h, and have but 'vrhy presented Tho
liz.