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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

FROM GREYTOWN-in Steamship Santiago De Cebs-Re,
Cha. Miller Mr. and MIs G.nDan, VIM Hanson Capt Lombard
Gilmore, Cspt Brooks Dr. CLARK Mr. and Mn
snusrd Mrs Wloughby and infant. Mrs White MI and Mrs
w Bailey child N and Mr. L. Life, W. Dunn, Thos Adam
Mr. and Mrs Lnsy Mr. and Mrs J. r. Wilson aud children
Warner Coffin and children. shsrf From Capt Rock e.
n Vichroy J. L. Meredith. j. NJ Lyles c. NJ Wheeler Thomas
Woabran Latiimer Wni r. Mas0n. y Smith j. Wscksrma
H. Moses James Harris, Mr. and Mrs flan
dew n r. West Henry, jr, w II. Ryan Mr. Ackey John
F,ueis L. Sharnet,s J. e. Rhosdss j. w WILSON Harms
C. b. snider w Allen. T.. T. Jonss, Ms Cobb Mr. and Mrs r.
Cory H. Foraus no. Fraus r. Giespe b. Reed Decker r.
Nesn Mr Gushing and family Mia Cereu' Miss sw,gFet Ma
Bersr Hs Wilcox Mr.. $. c Moody J. T. Chnn and family A.
lew and family Mr.. Nichols family. Mrs Watts w Besrd.
lev Watt C. Durcsn, J. H. Mgude Leo Chenim: j. Pype
SchsHer b. j. Lnkl- Mr. and Mrs 7. Dhouse Ms Ochper
Mr. Johnson H. L. Wood j. H. Muin. Mrs Dore, Mrs terrga
Miss Padee Lieut. Stone Lieut. Bss Lieut. Munger Mr. and Mrs
Williams Green Ns Underwood. X. HENDERSON, Johnson,
Mr. and family r. Atkinson and family Mr. broot MT G,er
child w Hunt II. Bennett, w Montague o. Westev-
r. Bddle o. y Baker 1bom., Gdswod ieu Mcdonald Car'sn
Robe,t.On f. T. osa IL Cares D. 0ressS6y j.
c. II. Forbes Mr. aud Mr.. Shipper, 4. Brigham,
A. a. Davis Mr. and Mr.. Ponl-, II. White j. Waysnblsst Mr.
Davis Mr. Chadwick, Mr. Consu Mr. Hsyne e. Moody aud Son
Lewis j. Lacy Halfway Jacob Spsnger Joseph spanser
MIA Sesbury and boy W. s,re-er A. seoheld, w r. simon
Henry r. wak~fnsn A. Russell G. Wilson, r. Croegove W.
r. Wis,on Tucker W. shaw p senrom. =. Knapp and
boy j. b. Hutchinson White, MI. Young and family j. Neville
C. r. hastings C. Middleton r. Ansiui Mr. Lager John Clay H.
r. Minor j. Fue Lieut. BROOKS NJ sanches j. T. Cnrle Dec
Chary John Chsriely Esisy Jas csri,s Geo Moor %.
Grow W Hunt w 8 cmcs A. 4. 0ra. Mr. end Mrs Brown III
L. Raeh.lder rh1 Cox t. Barnes Miss Barnes. NJ. and Mrs
Bo,woh r. Mcdonnell d. Resdon Geo Wetson, ard 40 In Tie
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Latest Ship News.

Steamship Gambia Br Graham Liverpool 10 days, with md'e
and 10 pass. 70 rsp,cott Pros. L 90 - =. go
Santiago lie Cuba Smith G.ytown, Me- May WIN
6s4 pass o Amen Steamship 60.
sesnsh;p Magma Couch Norfolk with mdse and pess
Ifeineken 4 Pitaore. 49,.
pde Alexander NlSen (of S. Andrews. " b, Hill saels
Gfands n days. ~ii aud noars 60 Fowler Joys . .
sebn Wentworth MeBrune Wndso n s. with plaster to D. H.
schE Aymee Cn.t Windsor n s. with potatoes to Daryee
shr benjamin Clark Calais with lat to John BoyniOns Son
scr wsut.uga Howard Washington N c. with naval stores I'd
sehr r. Kndbersh ThOms' Havana days with sugar and
Sehr Elizabeth Edwsd. smith, st days with
&c. TO Goldthwas Oyeton.
schr. Coruelir johnson, Virginia
Sehr. J. A. Loyeu, Btksr Virginia
Schr J. H. Yonmsn., Letchrr Virginia
schr. J. s. Bentley, Love'a NhIIhia
sehr A. Field Petit Virginia.
schr. NJ A. Rhodes. Willets. Virginia
Schr. d. = Miller, Clayton. Nirsins
schr ". McDee. Lawson Virginia
sehr. A. c Lyons. Lyons Baltimore.
seLr. Y. Ni-r vim Matthews. Baltimore.
schr Pacific. Wright. k0ndoUt for to,ton
se.I. Arsto Cross. pro,'ncsiown.
BELOW.
seir Marine from Caidcnas
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THE NETWORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
rJ,HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for MAY .

the Y WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week contains To ri
Isapne Anr,oLEs-The South and the NorhRe.pon.s CIV
pss hot; Tie Ssm.n. in Xmsries; Ens.h
ssvp Ks",ssy mh and sn. f
Secession evoisiion; The Irish Movements Cotton IN lS "''
ma" NV. i1ss Naval w..hnou NV
SGss s States II. reSr. The ecs cos.i
Riot aGs S S.P III f SS
Fcarlos SIws-Euops Mexico South America British An'Ta'
TsE Psn.D,rrnA MrnDzsA Full Confession Of Anton i''''i
He Admits Having Killed tue Entire Deering Family
CoseRsssIosAL RsPssSraros UNDER The PROPOSED HsS0
% E. si. and and with
s,.yi NJ Nobel. rheors. snd Elps p, nasa,;.
sss'H s.sn sSS rssra
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Two q Modem 81 Az As' pep.e sd
vegetation in tie World A'pnws Ttsnus the T,'s.e'
syss on %: s SSo H'"' of Sea Two D'
Tnr PUBLIC Statement of Secretary Meoa'eh
sAscHorrs srrIcs IN ESoIAsp-Esr Russell Denies hr h.a-
croft. s,.i.usot.i Nj. B:1crS.,. Reply
s krs SansS; Ssy Il. ss
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cs Of the a.P The Field and Garden vessas. q A
the En- alyesn Tribune aud the Completion Of "a
YEN" vci s ,scs WESTERN wOot Gaovr,s-Fom Or sre
Dobsola Core spoBdent.
INTERESTING FARnERs-American Institute Fsrnsrs lab,
April 70 VIII Rabbit. Eat Fle.h Alpine sPinseh Sy1n ius
Indian Con; they Of Any Practical tae
Scissors. penerAnoiher Form Concrete Hcgs
TmothyTe Proper Time Cut Hay Club Foot Csbbasehsn
edy Cranberry Growers Association The Wine Plant Once More
Rule Fals, Buter-Uow TO Pack to Keep Sweet Ws't
Womans Opinion Flowers and Other Matters Preserving
Fruits Changes In Nspe Of WOOL Manurs-Ss: and Poydss;
information for Fugsnis Eject OF fooo On
Health Lis Time Only; sorso Hybn'S
Monroes Rotary Hsrow-CTanbeuy Culture IN Nw''''It
Wheat Prospects in New York.
PcETRy-Tbe Portrait
The DRY GooDs MARKET.
lAFsr EUROPEAN MARKRrs
PERsoSAL-PoLITIcAL--tITIir Exs.
kDckLLANEous lrEss
Marriages DEATHS.
MAGNETIC TsLEGRAPn-Specia Dtfsi.''s 70
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snd Cattle Markets specially reported for The n T. Irib
Ready this morning Price in wrappers ready FOR mailing I've s
Mail subscribers, sngl. copy year-si numberss 10
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All the Parties Esgagsd in the Affair Arrested
Most Of the stolen Funds Recovered, etc.

The rest of the thieves supposed TO have been ell
gagged the robbery Of irca OF Adams Express Co..
last January train from Newyofk TO Boston have
been arrested II that the entire scheme originated
In the brsn Of brakeman the New Haven Rafroad,
named John Grady and that Martin Allen. whom shall
more particularly refer TO- wa The director OF tue AFFAIR
Grady subsequently arrested the charge Of rotbnR
psasIser the fact gave 10 the belief that he
q ee Ulres in tbs EIyess Iqebei How fer tho Suspicion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10
TIE ADAMS, EMPRESS ROBBERY.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Nay ., ist6.
Allen Wells, McClane and Grady, the bnakemen con-
cened in the great robbery Of the Adams Express Com
PAW have been brought here upon the rquson Of The
Governor of this State made for them last Winter and
lodged in prison. To await ral at the next term OF The
Court Allen is the brother Of Theodore Allen the alleged
ouuty-ilmper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10
lAruonneemeats

SESTIMESTAL.-Poetry is all very wei for the SEN
msna who and ssnsd Roenn'
TaAeMAxr Teeth and Breath and the verdict
sood thing Guaranteed contain acid any substance
destructive Of the teeth Sold by druss performers
and fancy goods dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10
CITY NEWS.

SPEAKING AT THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB ROOMS
III Parsons Of Alabama United States Senator
elect from that State will speak by invitation at the Union
League Club Rooms this Thursday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

IRELAND AND THE IRIsH.-The Rev. II. M ia
aher speak this subject this evening at the Boomn'
dale Baptist Church. Forty seeOndst, between Seventh 81
Eghhs,es Proceeds for the benefit Of the Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

v.,us a IRE sss and fixtures End INFORM We Csrh Of tle
snount agreed upon, they cspnos agTce oey vi" po"y
the Clerk 10 that effect. 80. 1900, -.
Bernard Hess agt. Samael Capitalization granted on
terms. ,,,;oo ,,a,,.s IN
William H. Blaume ACT. John DECENTRALIZATION grained On
terms with sl0 costs - 49,. ....,.,
James III Embrey agt. William A. Glass -Noilon erah'ed
and roeeedings stayed nnt security for costs be lied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

An UNFORTUNATE POsT-OFpICB CLERK Commits
on.r B,, Yesterday examined into the Of Post Office
clerk who was charged with sbsscng gold masonic ring
from package which was entrusted IN him TO stamp Inc
evidence sdduced before the Commissioners clearly sustained
the charge ard the accused Was COMMITTED TOT "'".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10
COURr CALENDAR-THis DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT.-PART L-Oyef anu
TerminerNo Calendar Tor the Crcu iL-Nos 9sSo
6sI 2A sa l6O 1857 333 344 $50 1924, 1919 1916 Ioeo
100 lli2 1910 s02 6j2, ssa ll7e. PART Ul-Nos las!
1853 67j I4l7 $751; 1855. 637 s2l. O4. 2sl 403 ~ ~
1925, sO9 III, 427 1853, AS. of5 -. -, 80,
SUPERIOR COURT.-PART Mos. 1913, 2G93, 1723,
1888 25 2i57 ?i65 l7i9 2l67 2l6e 27l 2l73 27 2l72l7s
PART IL-Adjourned 10 Wednesday next.
BaOOKLYS Cry C0URT--Thursday May 10
Nos So ST. 81 g. g. &C. CO. n to 70 inclusive. 81, 1923 CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

DR. DnLEsBACK HAS OPENED AN OFFICE at No. III
Ninth Of Broadway New Yoh where he wi
be in attendance THURSDAY ard FRIDAY OF each wesh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

CHARLES CARylLLE, esq, ~. Marks-place repor'
hi. house saved hom burglars lat nigh, BY the BURGLAR ALAS
TsLssnAPH. II never did and never VII fail ~ .,o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

LECTURE BY JOHN b. GouGn.--A lecture on lem
peranee win be delivered by John b. Cough at the Aens
n f. Church this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

TURKISH BATHS, No. - Laight-st, are again Ope
40 III. ouhlic enlarged improved hoarsGsnt to m
Ito9 D. NJ Ladies 10 IA Sundsys-dents, TO IL NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

PERFECT JEwELL-"My family has been usin
III. WILCOX tIsss sHwiss MACHINE for tie Last i've yssr
h., given entire ss,action wife -condeIs PEayBo
JtwsL - Letter Of p. Jsrrei. Loeb Haven Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10
SCRANTON COAL AT AUorIoS-The Delaware,

SCRANTON Coal AT AUCTION.-The Delaware,
sckavauna and Western Railroad Co. held their 3h snc.
ton sale Of Scranton coal Yesterday at their new
corner Of wiams aud Exchange place Messr: .. D. ora
per Co. officiating auconeers The quantity eoid com
prsed about ls 900 tuns q $40 tunl deliverable durhg
be May the Companys wharf ct
whence the freight charges this city amount TO ABOUT c
oer tor The prices obtained yesterday show marked De
Cline for some sizes the prices OF two weeks ago WINE
other sises remain about the same.
The following Of the prices received yesterday
so,n no red with those OF the last sales:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10
SPRING CLOTHING.

and ple,e Stock Of READY MADE CL0iiN0
consisting Of SPRING ONFRCOATS, BUSINESS AND bhtsS
SUI whole o. ~ peril BOYS CLOTHING ofevsry de'"oo~
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS &c, &c .
FROu 10 10 ~ PER CENT BELOW FORMER PRi't s
a, FREEMAN BURRs ONE PRICE CLOTHING ~skE
HOUSE 2 faon and 80 Nassau opposite Sun hods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

FIRE IN GRASD-sr. -Early on Wednesday morning
FIRE was the third floor Of the premises OF tue
corner Of Baxter and Grand in the apartments occupied by
Proech Co.. manufacturers Of Photographic shades. wa:
soon The Toes Of Co. will amount 10 about
81 % insured The second floor occupied by james Green
manufacturer of phllosophc Instruments Loss on stocs .!
w,er ssOO insured The floor 10 occupied by r. Cana
ratio a a grocery stock by water $500 insured Ahe
building % WAS damaged TO the amount Of goo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CnAxBfRs-hAr D.
Before Judge BRADY.
DECISION ~
Be,s agt. Betz.-Judgment Of divorce for plalnt'n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

Breath agt. Young. Judgment oil iorecIosure an
sale ordered.
Nickels agt Cromwell. Allowance Of s2jO ordered.
Wolf agt Lupton. Motion denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

TBEFr OF WATCH-Offccr Lyon OF the Tenth
Precinct yesterday arrested James Wenmacher on the com
plant Of Mr. William Prsgzer Of No 322 Broomest VIC
charges him with stealing from the residence Of the
ant gold watch and CHAIN valued at $40 on the 2stn o.
March a The prisoner confessed his guilt and stated that
be had sold the watch at the pawnbrokiDg establishment OF
Isaae Bennett. No 94 Canns for elo Bennett wac then
arrcsted Justice Mansfield committed the prisoner TIE
watch was recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

Charles Goodyear q al. agt. William Bandmann,
John T. Browne agt. ]. q. Van Ripper The Hudson X H.
Co ngt. John Bogrke pEen Lehey agt The Hudson H. X
Co. Geo. Archer ag The Same Jacob We'll ag The same
William = Robbins apt Tie same Morris Jacobs sgt The
same Chas II. Van W sch sgI IheShme Ann Covery act
The John Ryan ag The Sane Henry Schmidt ngt lie
Same. Motions Granted.
Hegins agt Bale, attorneys requested to agree
on me value VI DO psppeehp effects jpcluhs therein the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

John Lambert who was arrested charged with being
connected with the San Francisco bond mulberry. dis
charged Yesterday Comm Osborn the Commissioned
bodng that there not sufficient evidence probable
cause 10 hold the accused for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

SUPREME COURT-CHMBrRs-MAY Before Justice
BARNARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

SUPERIOR COURr-SPrnAL ThRx-NAY lo-Before jus
iite JOINS
DECISIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

A STORE ENTERED AND ROBBED BY BURGLARs.-On
Tuesday ng tailoring establishment OF f. Leonard az
the corner Of Grand aud Aens was entered b
burglars The thieves effected entrance by "Ienehng Inc
lock from the trapdoor leading to The cellar on Aent ana
then by boring holes In the foo broke out piece OF the
plank leaving hole Sufficiently large TO admit OF the passage
Of % reaching the floor on which the goods were 70
GATED the thieves carefully oyerbeaed the stock and seeted
nom il about worth Of doeskns beavers and eassmeres
This tbey up strips of cloth which they had torn op
Afer taking ell they could conveniently carry tne sD'
eft and have not yet been arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

The Ministerial Majority On she Reform Bin
How Gsvernments Doclined-Unseated Lib.
erals-Mr. Brishps speech and AppesI-Os''
sice the Hsusc-Lowe on Americs-An Aged
Chief Jusiice-PsliiieaI Prospects fer the
Fsture--D imipasien ef the Thames Water
The Bill for the Repeal Of she Act OF Eseie-
classical Uniformity-endden Death 81 Mrs.
Carlyle, and what the Wsrld Owes Her-A
Hear - The Tfmes-Items.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MAY9.-
| Before Commissioner OsBorN.
THE SAN FRANCISCO BOND RoBBERY-DIscHARGE oP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

Pros Or Special Conopend.pt No. H., ,oss
Tho Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamer Pa
sihc Capt woolcoi, arrived on theS'h INST She hipes
sates fom Valparaiso the 9Th, and from Caao to The
2Qd milf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-07

FUNDAMENTAL LEGAL PRINCIPLES IN
MERcASrILE LAw.-The following gen.
eral rules are worthy of presentations:
1. That which is originally void, does
not by lapse Of time become valid.
2. A personal right Of action dies
with the person.
3. The law compels no one to do i'm
possibilities.
4. No one shall be twice vexed for one
and the same cause.
5. The greater contains the less.
6. The law favors things which are in
the custody of the law.
Z. The husband and wife are one per-
son.
8. Every act shall be taken most
strongly against the maker.
8. When two titles occur the elder
should be preferred.
10. Agreement overrules the law.
IL. He who derives the advantage
ought to sustain the burden.
II. No man shall take advantage Of
his W wrong.
l3. When the right is equal, the claim
OF the party IN actuai possession snali
prevail.
IA. He has the better title who was
first in point Of time.
Is. A right of action cannot arise out
Of fraud.
II. The law assists those who are
vigilant, and not those who sleep over
their rights. ,
Is. Ignorance of the law excuses no
one.
10. Who does not oppose what he
might oppose, seems to consent.
20. When contrary laws come in ques-
ton, the inferior law must yield to the
superior; the law general, to the law
special; an old law to a new law; mans
laws to Gods laws.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-07

Our NATIONAL DEBr.-The London
Star takes the following view of our
National debt:
Perhaps nothing in the whole range
Of financial topics challenges more in-
terest at present than the remarkable
manner in which the United States peo-
pie are graphing with the burden of
their debt. If it was rapidly accumu-
lated, it bids fair to be also rapidly di-
minished, and the policy Of diminishing
it to the utmost Of their power has new
err even been 3 matter Of political
dispute. They assumed 1t to be a duty
resting on the present generation to re-
luce their debt, just as they assumed
the debt Of fighting to preserve their
country from disruption.
The interest bearing debt has been re-
duced by Sl3s, 3O9,5 74 during the six
months ending LIST October, or E27,-
6l,sl5, a fact entirely unexamplcd
in the history Of the world. The year
ly charge upon the revenues Of
the Treasury has been reduced in the
same period by So, 54s, 100, or fl,769,-
500. It is the expectation of the finan-
ciers Of the Union that the existing debt
Of So, FAC, 996 ,ls2-a sum when written
in dollars is so enormously large rs to
tax the power of enumeration to EXPRESS
twill be brought down to two
thousand millions Of dollars by the LIST
of January, 1867, or at all events, by
the LIST Of July.
That is, the Americans look calmly
to the possibility Of paying of within
six months $40, oOO, 900, or E4s, OOO, 900,
a sum equal to the whole income Of this
country, at no distant day. The gold
values Of the import entries make the
expectation by no means improbable.
Up to the 9Th of October, the amount
paid for import duties had been $685.
s7s,377, or EAT, 7s4,s74, independent
altogether of the internal currency taxa
ton. These facts are well worth the
study Of British statesmen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-07
O TRANSACTIONS.
PORTED DAILY ny Il. H. yLAoo, BAsxIR.I
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Il P. n.
Curing Pork and Hams.

nnRnnnnnnhnn nE NhA ~. /
mer, hocneS'er' says:
The management OF pork and hams,
though brought under the same head,
IS essentially ana wholly different. We
will begin IN the very important item OF
curing hams. bright, sweetly-fayored
ham may at oil times be obtained with
a little care. Weigh sixteen pounds of
ham to one pound OF salt and one ounce
OF saltpetre hnely pulverized; rub them
with this in some vessel until well in
corporated; then lay these hams on II
shelf, or if more convenient, in a barrel,
placing on them the surplus salt; in a
few days rub again, and, if necessary,
again, until they ave taken in all II
salt, Wheh they are ready Tor smoking
which should be done before fies make
their appearance in the spring, and until
they are quite dark, or almost black,
when they must be taken down, and
sewcd up in IL close-ftting cloth or bag,
with II pnper doubled several t~hicknesses
on the flesh side. Then tic closely, hang
up and give two or three coats OF white
wash: They may then hang IN the gar
ret all summer, or in any dry place. by
observing this method they can be Kept
any length of time, unless they prove SO
| excellent that you cat them very soon.
Pork, though derived from the same
| animal, is of m entirely different taste,
and requires different management. In
these days of double refinement, it will
be thought quite vulgar, we suppose, to
| give much attention to the curing OF
pork, and especially to advocate the eat
ing of it. But where ls there n iamlly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-07

THE WOMEN MovING. THE Equal
Rights Association, which is the new
name of the Woman's Rights Associa-
ton, held o Convention at Albany, n.
Y, on the goth and 2lst Of November,
to "bury the m in the Citizen
and to demand suffrage for all citizens,
without distinction Of race or sex. The
meeting was specially designed to agi-
tate for "citizen suffrage" in this large
sense, with reference to the proposed
revision of the Constitution of the State
of New York. The venerable Quaker
preacher, Mrs. Lucretis Mott, is Presi-
dent of the Association, and Susan B.
Anthony its Secretary. Mrs. Elizabeth
Cady Stanton, Theodore Tilton, Fran
ces D. Gage, Lucy Stone, and other
women of celebrity in reform move
ments, were expected to speak at the
Convention, and it was expected to be a
very pleasant and entertaining affair.
The ladies deserve encouragement in
their effort to give us something to talk
about that the elections are over.