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New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

In 1854 with average Of q persons to feed and three 70
cose the food items s5l5 &C. including seven barrels OF
aour :7s o. buchers meat butter etc. sis5 49, groceries
$685. making total family and farm expense account
ssi7 9o from which deduct s5J leaving s3i 30 actual
expense
u ls with an average Of . persons at tho table and y
70 coe total family and farm expeaseslgere a. no - This
included four barrels Of foar f9 50 eight tuns OF coal $50
ghis s2l 10; groceries. meat etc. s28 81; miscellaneous
ens eG2 - Insurance onl taxes So p; dry goods and
clothing 500 So household stuff s52 &c; homework ss6 a.
nedica s3J 67 making total Of es9 o. The balance wa
chargebio 10 farm account
In l5 for the same mentioned in 1880 tie total was
:73O r. With family Of q and clothing for five In 1852 it
was sg5 o. with a TO feed aud four to cothe In 1868 Il was
s9 10 with six 10 feed and three TO cothe aud the total
family anl farm account. OF those years were 29 ~
I; -07 CO. s72 r. without adding anything for building I'M
proysmenis or dedgc'ine anything for sales.
Tie orr used IN these three years 3 barrels costing
el01 COOL % tuas s2 o. The cost OF lights was S4 6s
medical charges three yels sJ So butchers meat each
o. he three yeors S5i &c; SO 81 sl2l g.
Now with these items for basis we tii * any other
family wilh common Yankee schoohousc education and
olelaby good slass and pencil could cipher SO as to be
able TO guess at the probable expenses Of living il the
county.
II may understood that the writer lives in style that Is
commebeudei in tho simple comiorabe-not extraya
CANT in food clothing. u be also understood that the
family sumptuou.y upon rich fIu fresh vegetables
milk and cream egrs ard chckens eating all they can
Of tie produce Of the farm selling only what may chance to
be LEFT
the fuel account should DO considered large we beg those
who consider it understand that the writer believes In
kce ping with constant fires In kitchen diningrcom
stngIoom and occasionally in parior
Those in cities who grumfe at easbIls will please take
notice that We have abundance OF excellent light in
cottage o. small cost.
Although perhaps nigh, lVs cheaper we are very GER
tain could do In New York city and enjoy all tho
comforts with which surrounded in the country
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
Wreck OF the sloop Ornament On Long IsisaA
9onud.

PERrLous POSITION AND RESCUE OF THE cRgw-rHa
PROPELLER ELECTRA CONES To THEIR RELIEF.
On Sunday morning, about O'Clock, the soop Orua-
mont of Port Jefferson, bound for Rondout from New.
Haven capsized heavy gale which she encountered ou
Loyds Neck, three miles from the Long Island
shlre The crew, consisting Of Capt. Abrev, Olives
Hutchinson mate and Henry Sweazy lad clunS 70 tbs
after the sOop eapszed They were about two houn
in this perilous position The steamer State OF Maine
passed within short distance Of them, but rendered No
assistance.
The unfortunate mariners became completely benumbe4
and nearly exhausted and fast relaxing their hold 90
the when unexpected succor came The propeilea
Electra Capt Joseph Nye the vessel that saved The
passengers on the ifated steamer Norwich, came ~
toward them and although a. much greater distance
from them than the previous esmade preparations
once TO rescue them.
The running very high and strong gale
blowing, when boat containing james Howard, quartes.
master; Isaac Clifford, bow wachman this genlemae
was the first the Norwich passenge)i David
Crowley, first mate; George Nye, captains son and
second pilot and deck hand put out from tho Elec-
sra and with much difficulty reached the spot who're those
drowning persons were clinging TO the soops mast
They all taken of safely and conveyed on board
the propeller which arrived at her wharf this city about
81 o'clock Sunday morning. The sloop had no carss
and therefore yeT light which may account for hes
caDslZlng.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
fsurini Of the New-York Free Academy, ana
Christening OF the College Of the City of New

The burial of the New-York Free Academy, corner
~ and and ine ehIf'enlngo
ths College Of the City Of NewYOrk took place s evening
with serles OF interesting e1ereses Ihe iuhsr ovessoA
started IRON Reservoir Park nj 10. p % IN
der Band MAster OF Ceremonies Committee OF AIspse
nens In hollow slaaIe nclosng the orator the
the poet who acted prominent pert IN tue cereHo.s
christening: the grave dggeft sraha
taker and uDderakers the eofn giee Gun
Class Sophomore aud Freshman classes On ass
Al the grounds via Fort Fiith ave and twenty
hrd the band played the Dead March The fuaers oraon
was pronounced BY Kenton Sauneir. The icofP.e Was
burned tho burial Of the ashes immediately ioo~ed
The Christening OF the Babe next performed SOLE
10 The sir Of Old Hundred sung; prophecy oi futufe
greatness and glory made by A. Hershhed inc snte
ceremonies concluding with song which was chaned by
hundrc1s Of yoisss to that popular melod' Tramp
"Irama " Tram"
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
BOARD OF COJNCILUEN.
The Finance Commi,,ee-N,trs-GsI g.

The Board met yesterday afternoon at 9 o'clock,
the President. J. WILSON GREES in the Chair.
stated that doubts had arisen in bis mind as
TO his right to fill the in the Finance CouUittee
arising from resignhon II question with him
whehe Committee had expired by the resignation OF
a majority Of the members.
Ater some discussion resolution offered % appoint
Committee on Financial Asrs place OF the former Finance
Committee, which was adopted
Councman HARIxAy offered resolution appointing Conn
oen sooh and Watts such Committee which was
sdOptd.
Councilman KEgcn asked to be excused from acting the
Conmiiiee. which was not granted.
resolution directing the Fire Marshal 10 have the nitro
rvcerne stored the building the Of One Hundred
an sixeenthst and Third removed from that locality
adopted.
Ayter some further business Councilman KEENAN, moved
Chairman Of The Finance Committee was by the
charter one OF the Commissioners OF the Sinking ilnd ne
Committee Financial Affairs be hencetoh known as tho
Finance Committee. Which adopted.
resolution offered 20 III Ia the sunken lots Of FRY
ninth and sxtets,s and Fifth and Sxthares and adopted
The Board then adjourned Thursday next at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
fsn..enrcr. Arrireh.

PROM HAMBURG AND SOUrHAMPrON-ln Steauship hg--
-,.,a-Nf aul Mrs r. Martini NJ. sud Ms hocnuan hT and
- h Bhe lr Green Bang and Afec chi den r. Nas NJ.
bsrsf s Strauss C. l. Noss r. kuz r. Be1e W Lcbaru
Iebsd +. IAppert F. 0odschmict Pauline Nessoow.h aud
Bcreuds J. Fries r. Armsong IT. Scimheuet s. G. Dsy,
Ths snd amiy b. Lange and family a Hlrtwiz B. schwarus
gausn o. Thinner " Strauss, r. Kssoyef. j. Tmerm,n
as f,riy H. Haihuseu L. Bennuz Ar aud Mrs G. kraus o.
eho o. Lucas 5nd brother j. saionon j. Engel J. M'eh
r. Jurs. l. Schuchard, J SclcTer, j. Bold A kett
u, J Dre5.er. C. kieser T. Messing G. Mewe nnd miy Mr.
Ma X. Vol, I. buchem G. Gusn- 1ir n. Neued, lir T.
ssniorf sad brother w Bcgze g. W llan j. Loencr a Am
'.1 Rydbrr h. d. M9ler, g. h. Hahn L2renbore' intend
H. L. Rslsr8 Mrs b Range l. Becker 2 Beu.s and dwiy,
A. ,I Ma r. Moier A. Bruhus r. Bol Kusnan. =. Wcuc
NJ coossel Nils h. 0ieecr Mr. aud Mr. Never lrl Mnler
se Iiayrnan Mrs n Mtsohs5as and bid c francs W
"a NJ J. kramer Mis- ~. Bennett end child, C. Hoepquer II
stevenson heenrils 6. Fihe.ru. j. ~-s o. b--e-cin,
Mis- Rappcaeke M and Mrs J. hIr NJ Mycr e Bfoa. t.
, IJrE
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company with the woman Mr. NJ O. HsIlcnbeok ono efs
clerks AZ Police who has charge Of che record
lost children proceeded before Justice Hogan the TomoS
and that Official committed the child 10 the care tue Con-
missoners Of Charities and Corrections.
Mrs Robinson refuses 10 give the name Of the man WHO e1
the child her (Tho all probability tho fathore
ju, that he prominent lawyer doing business Ia th
city and residing Ia New Haven where he occupies good
social position
The Eghteenth Precinct Police report that the oaid Va
brought into their Station House about o'clock on the
l7a OF Apr by who said ne fplnd him in Twenty
sxhst Secondaye aud om the description given b(
them OF the who brought In ne od II Is believed thss
he Is none other than the pretended guardian.
Should he call upon tie Commissioners Of Charities and Cor
recons in order to obtain child he would DO forced 10
dyue the parenage OF the child aud his authority fos ~
tempting 10 withdraw il from their protection.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
LAW INTELLIGENCE.


SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-APR J0.-Def0re Justice
CLAgKR
DECISIONS.
Herman IT, Zimmerman agt. Thomas Patton, et al.
Motion granted. with $40 costa
Elizabeth Collier agt George L. Collier et sl-Releree or
In re- Uenry Zemer an attorney &c-Appicaon granted
l. w. Jerome al. agt william III. AyerlL-Injunction
continued condition tha. plaintiffs HE security In amount Of
In 70 the appointment of committee Of Gastayus A wese
Before Justice INcRAHAM
Henry r. Dewitt agt Austin Kelly e aL-Ocer appointing
Before Justice BARs,RD
Jacob Wolf ast. Elizabeth Wo!G-Juigmsnt OF divorce
granted. ,...,
In application for the discharge Of John Williams aad
Robinson habsas conspiracy to deiraud Is
sufficiently proven; writs dismissed
Mary j. Waterbury ag Jesse W. Benedict-Motion grant
Perry c. Bushnell agt Robert H. Gibscn-AotiOn granted
without costs.
SUPERIOR COURT-SrEcIAL TER-APRIL 30.-Before
Chief Justice ROBERTSON.
DECISIONS.
Samuel Lesser agt. the New-York and Erie Railroad
Company-Moon granted Edward T. Foote OF al agt. VIII
liam RoberThe plaintiffs may prepare and submit nnd.
ag Jas Wright ct aeFindings Of fact &C. filed in Clerks
Office Louis Bumberger agt. William Rathman OF a-Bond
fint &c act Tue Empire City ol Co.-Moton granted.
Nathaniel smith executor agt The Empire City Oil Co.Mo
ton granted.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEclAL TERM-Before
Judge BRADY.
DECISIONS.
Sabian Harris agt. Charles Schendal. Proceedings
under attachne ent set aside without costs.
Before Judge CARDOz0.
Stone sg Porter-Ihe complaint must oe msde more den
mite. &C. No costs Of this motion
Before Judge.D DAILY
Dart ct al eg Wher ct aMoton to yacate order of ar
rest denied.
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY
Supreme Court, Chambers-Nos SO, 90, lO3, l3i,
1885, l3s. Call l39.
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The public mind 3nd that OF tie Health COmmis-
tOnsr have een not little exercised C ate regarding ash
inrton Market Thai na old tGmblC-dowB structure is
eve soe aad disgrace 10 The city al wl adult and rs al
edeBsre nBcesnable nuisance islODd @ abaied Bu what
sha done a substitute whore sta the immense bus
magnitude OF the trade carried in that local
tiy Tsking Washington Market and Ns adjunct
West Washington Marlct-wLosc Interests are nearly
identical each forming part % The ofher1nd IL safe u
e.tmai he amOuuoi business transacted n single year n
k0lO0O Tie eau Uttered Wholesale meat b1siness alone
about t7OO OJ some deaersspaying ysary 6oyefmshl
tax Of g. 500 The GnpseyO0ft properly on fOrreents has
teen spoke OF o. the locality o lls great market Dl
with scarcely exception the dealers are opposed 70 going
house TIE odof o. which IL is asserted VIII talni
the hanging upon the books j. s coaended thai l
business will spill. mp the moment TINT - - carried 20 n oH
The geai centef o. frade with Brook SteD seDd Jersey
City, sp the oats Ihaia good retail market IA needed m
th vicinity grant bat tbink 1t npracticaole 20 tra % e
isOrty ohe buy there Tr the Offeachc 0f W
stahce ear all oi land quite convenient 20 in's'
had rofe q ha are siped on he Va mes OAe o
ccnseeTat on In favor remaining Is IAeinndeisood if
that about half TIE preent grouud donated 70 he e 0i
Harket purposes alone endwbreyer 70 te Bekmau hate
when used. II he presentocdiy should %" retained
rev budingis inperaycy needed and Il should be an IRON
Structure hich made much ornGnent ~ te
present building ulsgly Icouse prepared ID sections
tad -, Up so 90 10 interfere very lille with
ths Ordinary business transacted there. beside fnr
tishpg en immense market the upper ,ores would
One other tang needs changing cher in the Old 0f new
location an that construct tie building nat al paris
Shall be- accessible the croon hose and az certain hgr
the traBssc should close and The market De t1oi0ngy
risaned which s impossible the olG roOktry az present
ees9naicG as Washington Market.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
Ihn Grrmnn fluc.,irn.

The prssian reply to the Austrian note of the 9TH inst
was delivered the l7ih by Baron Wcrthor TO tic
Austrian Minister for Foreign Al rs Tho noto, which
displays no acorbiiy of toue declines tofaccede to the
Austrian demand that Prussia should desis from military
preparations. II 20 as oui thl Austria having been the
FIRST ern SHOULD also be the st 10 restore her military
establishment 20 peace footing.
The Vienna papers assert that Queen Victoria has ed
dressed letter Count Mcusdorl in which Her Majesty
expresses her high approval OF The attitude maintained by
TIE Austrian Gosc7nment in It's dispute with, Prussia
telegram received from Sllcsa states that the Prus
sian miiilay prcpaajiOns III that proginco continue.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
Ccmrycrein! Intelligence.

IIvERPOOL CO1TOH NAEKET Sales ol the lOlh
% -l - O0 ba. including GOO bales 10 spocuators and
erpo.tcrs Market VITA upward tendency WIN al
advance OF ID pei poGnd Mddag CPalds Ggoed a about
lJi.
Iurnro.L l. BRr sDTUPFs MARKiT.-Flour hrmeT ana I'D
vorea 6d Wheat hfIucr ana advanced AID Corn hrmer
with shghf advance. ~ - -,
IrpprooL PnoyisI0S MArKEI BEEF dbl. Pork STEADY
Recon eassr Butter inactive Lard dull add nominal. Ia
low steady ..-..-
IIyEgPooL PRODUCE MAgKET-Sprits IurpeEiiae STEADY
a, AZ 5O, for American. Eosin Gu but steady
LoXDoS Apr l7-E,eniDg.-Consos elose a. e,.asoi ns
money. .,-- c.,.r,, r,,..t.
Genital Stare ~ u7al Erie Shares. S2iSja
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

Cleared.
et.,rhp North America, ZinmeTmsn' Rio Jsneo &c, AZ
s. Co.
- u (crfdcucs Johnston. Glasgow ". 4. Nelson
Sl u Repa5s lBrrlnl. Schmitt Bremen Cnsig. & %.
Drs Tiilrc ferl Smith, iiuaQ Zoe. J. J. Whitney 3 CO.
Er. Abilene br) Nelson. Maitland, ". s. IT, j. peNof CO
Rre Oond,hcr iBr, Crane fagusboro, D. T. DcNo1 Co.
ifi.siniia Oai) Romano, Malta Celoa Socovch smith
Frs !ieluold foweTs ST. Thomas, Miller 6 ID lushou.
Enr Il Sears. Rio Gfonde de Sui kur- Oechs CO.
Eir Ocean star, Carroll Cieniuecos D. r. peWoi CO.
Bi's Bfisk. MaFshau, Cenlue gos, Fow.rr lava =
Bris n. a. Herrera lBrl Hsvon Carieaae EP Bpck Co.
Hrs Nctoris tBI Burke, S. Jous, b. T. Neviu son
Iris Eagle iBrl fowier lear River y s. Brett son Co.
Nris John Stevens Chase. Machas {. r. J. Peters.
Brs Alpha (bTl, CahTon. Pou AelTsy, n. ).
sc!r Frances Hatch Greg Portsmouth ~ H., W y Brown
6 Go
schr viriani fTr Wells Nasssu, r. =. Ilgchnson Co
ShL lingo Guthrie ndiano!a snd Layaea iupper hraits
Sciu y L. Bacon, Place Eleuthera. Lalawsy Plymsr
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
PriYSd.
" : st.srsr Pto1s
. l.snd Aeting Resr.lsni.sl Jane. s. Palmer.

u Steamer Rhode Island Acting ResFiis James Palmer
se,.ip kias s.l Tibb; Iiy,:ppo Ar,l = g 9aeen.o,a
,th WIN mdr sno ''s pas " on ~ ' e. n y, "a "a i. s..
81 bsrk Cooye Case bound W. 27a ai m Ion 6l, 7So
. a. Of sandy Hook passed sein.pi Anc.c City Of
sessiP Aiensi. TTsana IaptS'a RG Il soo,hsnp
sasrs wester End westerly winds iurhr pl..ae Aps 49,
on ror'na Ise4 Bremen G se's. aas & haGe & Toy soaisp % &
the lnman steamers bound E 2d lat a ~ Ion %
n sea ed signals with Bremen shp sskc.pouro bound y" 1sh
on Nsnncaet shoals saw Bremen aP Arca b siean'"?
Wy q, ISlf In na i ta,"i NJ = r s, So, "a onee,.ovn
snas pa. L. CulaId hss had heavy westerly
seiSsp AbeTas Bourne, Norfolk and Richmond, wa md'e
ssualq sa-oea Ki9s Richmond and Norfolk with mi's and
ps. 10 u. HciscA.u Paiuofe
nf Leo Dearborn savannah G ho1r with md.s aud pass
Sssn.ip Hszs, saAey Mobile day. with Z. D
Ep's Josephine of ST. Johns N b. slocom5, Cisnaeso'. 6
8rs Eliza of D,by n ST. lIOrehouse Fssio P. r. Is days
'Iy Hsin;s5 Penny Noble 20 day; S w; y,, cotton to
sSI wid PissoS Phiss Wilmington n C. days with sal.
shr fecosSy, COwel Boston with barley Blew away main
s,hr tovernor Chase Boston with sn.eed 4. 5. Rowe.
S ly 1Vs g beSi.S Sn E. N seoS1 r Albany
soh, psil VIM, bowman, New.Bed.oTd
sa,r YIN. J. Burden, Adams Providence fo Albany.
se p Kins Bsichord, csai. 10 days. with lumber
Sea-; 4s.iis;., Bsssf Boston 70; Phll.esleaia.
seh Ffancco warasr 8Tansriek days VITA lnSs to Ftl
bash. Niiger Co.
Sclr itiiou@ @rer-- New London.
Scbr j. ". Freeman. EdIiso. Providence.
Schl fevehue, Candy Providence for Philadelphia
scis a.. Flower Russell. Hsrfiord for Rondoat
Scarsil S. Barnes. iogd New Bedford
:. h- Milton Raymond Ssw-bedi0rG
SIR R-an0ke Bell Tauafon.
SrLr ~. T. by, stokes. Providence.
scif hsnreh D.. Chsse Providence.
Scif Edwin TutliL Southport.
Schg. Chef CllmplIn, Norwich for Rond1nt
schr bite Sea Lee fo,tsmouh, with powder to s. w Lewis
60
scir. Msry Hall Poland Provienco
Thcs. T. Saith, bsumsg, NeIeul3l nails.
ScAf Kate. Stevens. PfoviJeuce.
L0sss. Robinson Eocksnd with lime 10 J. v Hsvi
sni
s,lr Leader fIabrosk Providence.
Nu.'F Hulse. Port Jefferson.
sehr J. Prise Nicker.on. Portland, Bailey. &c.
isfi-i Alberto iia-, t,rF iisSon.
Schr fsnfie iiszsfd, Mayo. Hartford
J.. Webb Andrews. New Haven.
Snsr J n. Taylor, bfdwin Providence.
ScAr g. Wiley, - New London
SchT J. Griffith. Cobb. Boston for Phiisceph
SeAr Rachel Jane. NOrthup. Providence for ROnf0It.
Sch. sin City, Kelly, Flvtucket
Schs Wm. Salisbury, Chsse Providence f0r R0niOut.
Schr Wilcox McFad3en Lnbec days with fruit
Schr stockton, Soper, NegbeTn ~ c.. with shingles to
sehr wm Henry Shauo;. Virginia
WihD-At sunset, ).
Sailed.
Steamship North America
below.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

SgRRs or RELI0TOUs LECTURES John WILLIAMS
OF this city sunday night delivered the first Of Of
lectures design OF which To exposbd the
the world revealed IN prophecy and 10 examine the sgn
1csnee which trnDsprng 10 Europe,
Asia Anic and America Tie lecturer stated that among
Cbrsans two different bed as 70 TIE personal
sppesraBeo Of Chrt upon eah, ORE he'd BY tue majority
that Christianity ard advancing civilization viii
steadiy improve the religions condition o. man
kiBd and fins gIedIGIly friag the mlLeniun;
the other that II if not 10 be expected tha; the
bospe wiz be- adopted by all nations bnt that viii elect out
VI al nations and the church of the true beeYes Inc
latter iihaiiof toeecture who pointed 10 the scrip
,ra poo of this opnoD, A al general sposacy OF tue pro-
ssed cbagcLes pxdced In the lectures Of
which eight viii be delivered tie kcturer VIII pre-
yent h ssRs the to Of the Jews and the nations IN
hAbting the territory o the ancient w0rdm0narcy or the
Roman predicted indicated by the Scriptures The
ssctscs delycoi IN University Buildings Washington
square Monday evutpGs 1he first lecture listened
" VITA great int a5t.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
Sl8 WILL NOT CEASE AblENG.
DEFEAT or LAB0ULhYE Ii FRANCE.
TIE REVOLUTION In TIE PERSONALITIES.

THE Hamburg steamship Allomana, Capt. Trauismann
fTomIamburg thoih and Southampton the 18Th inst.
arrived at this port early on Monday morning
Her news Is ono day later.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
Mayor's once.
.AxrxG cnMMiks1oNpps

MEETING OF THE STREET CLEANING COMMISSIONERS.
Yesterday morning at o'clock the Street Clean
Ing Commissioners in the Mayors Ohice and the only
transacted was the adopt Of resolution TO pay the
Street Cleaning Contractors their regular senimonthy pay
III
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
sUBURBAN HOMES.
Cost Of Living in the Counuy-Famiiy Expenses
In Detail.

"What does II cost you to live in the country y
This question asked almost day. We have An
swered once but that year two since Several
persons married snce that date and OF them desire
togo housekeeping. good many others not new In the
housekeeping line who live in cities bu woudso they say
gladly live in tie country frequently asking US tie gues
ton: What doesit cost you TO live there
For the benefit Of such nqucrs open Family Expense
Book. Tx writer OF ts article lives upon place OF
eight acres miles north Of the City Hall IL purchased
10 the Spring 1859 and has been improved IN such
make exceedingly comfortable pleasant family resi-
dcnce the entire cost of which has been less Wan e
though that present low valuation but may be taken by
desire estimate interest well other EXPENSE
1t is probably fair estimate interest upon place where
good Of It's value In pcrshab budDgs at 10 per cent
This would make the Of the place seoo pc annum II
proper 70 state that it could readily rented furnished at
slOC per month OF places distant Of lower
value would show smaller interest ald rent account
The writer's family for Is65 consisted Of an average OF .
persons feed and women and girl to eohe
The animals 20 feed we're one horse cow dozen hens
and one hog fattei or family
The items 81 food purchased during the year were
bbs Of nonr. freight included sia
Meat and hsh ia io q,
Groceries. ~ %
go sugar average 2lic neaiy'al refined which , r,
considered most ecohonlca r. ~
IA considerable sum was realized foT butter and milk
SOD o,l food account ~
te lronaseo Ou' no' u" u'eu '4'' ''"' '' 10 20
O ,nns soto '''' ............. ~ o.
ieSss .................... ~ G.
Boots shoes. hats bOnnets c0bblerb Dnls. eothlhR
ouy Of pSs the fSniv M 200 50
House workphis covered some account running over
o 19s spEnsss ~ eos az Ss amyS 2O7 co
Medicines. and physcians bills including VINE ana ., 90
spirits ~ "
CITY dinners anu "a'enhs expenses ~ o"' a"e lls so
Books pictures, spapers. stationery posage 10 VI
S@senIa a s"s ',T d,p Of booss and pcar. 10
'ssn pa,ah " ''' '"'' 'o' 70 %
A dS fooS "a above ................... 49, -
n,o.., hor.sbold exnenses ,47l 81
IT, a. Ia ,ases raid mi, year ....... l6i 30
Es.a o.. sr;,,sls ................ l4l o.
pnn.s a.. ~ q ,maran. b.rne.s and hor.e 67
Isi,a.,. .,rotssr nd yenairs Of fam l22 10
,,eS %. .ss,'', "a s,''''.. "e., 80 : %
Hired farm labor. 'o W
NJ, A. 3g7 Al
Deduct amount Of produce sold. 3o' IL
And
as the total ohe family and a account for the
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
Capt. Wendell.
70 TIE Editor o.

10 he Editor Of TIE ~ Tribune.
SIR: An article in THB TRIBUNE Of this morning.
Apri o. in relation the Old Log Cabin and Hard Cdce
campaign complaints and grievances Of Capt Wendell such
misrepresentation Of the real facts in the that ask
publication Of this statement Long after Capt Wendell had
been used by the old Tppecnoe and Tyler too politicians
70 fsrnen HardCier campaign. leaving him poor hun
gry and thirsty he Office TO retain us to eom
mence prosecution agains, n. T. Irist late Consul y
Havana After bis statement declined to DO engaged u
any prosecution and told him. frankly that we Knew hr
Tris and his character could not believe ne ooo'e
have been guilty OF any wrong. He replied; Ihs, aa
what Mr.. Van Buren said to when called on him."
Our reply was II would be what any maa voaid
.,y who knew ~ +. Trist intimately. We drsw
M total abstinence pledge at that time and ordered
Can't Wendell sign it. Had we asked him to 90 u, 10
woud refused but we commanded ne ooeyed and
signed the pledge; and with tears hs told u II he had doos
that before he would worth thirty thousand dollars
His family we're destitute and my wife interested herself fus
tls and afterward procured the appointment Of CapA
Wendell as a member the City Police. HIS family we're
made comfortable and happy and Mrs. Wendell fery '
peror ady-wondersd how made him sign the pledge - -
had refused everybody else She assured me that Mr. Hr"
did right to imprison her husband he was dan. M 'ns
tlmethat MI Tris the time wrote her very Aaa s'
giving statement OF the sterward corroooasea
then an altered and sober msn MI Ist ass 0ees
worse treated than any American ws know OIL ae maae
treaty making peace with Mexico The treaty WA
naSy treated and trsiaced Yours. InoaAs saAskLAxD
ATTEMPTING TO Pass CoUsrsRpErr CURREsos.-
John pisco,t was arrested aud yesterday brought oe
mi..,oper Belts on charge Of attempting to psss
felt 50 and 10 cent stamp upon the conductor ., -
railroad car few nights Ths sxsniaAsS srresssd
curnsdo wednesday. Albert Oven hs ssstercy cSssse&
with having counterfeit money he psstSs Earsr sss
,snt 70 psss the same Ansr brisf sxa@asesw "'""
qS9nliisa l& sAS, u astss's %sss $ - .sss,,t