The Sun (New York) Newspaper, January 31, 1866, Page 4

ee — (Conttaned from the First Pag day with o neighb r's wife. The parties were tracked sod arresteJ, the erring reverend wae ex. = from the chure).sod the aggrieved busbend as COM mMenced legal proceedings. Tax Bing Sing, N. Y., Rervertoas learns that Edward B. Ketchum, lately convicted of forgery, fa treated the same asthe other prisoners; marches in to hia dinner with them; and like them, he is looked in hie solitary cell every night, Tas New Or! livery etable keepers got up » race last week, b> raise funda to repair thefsmous “shell road," the authorities baving failed or ne- giected to atiend to it, Their | usiness wae greatly iuspeded by the dangerous condition of the rosd 1as Shreveport News calls for carpenters, brick- layers, paiviers, etc., to come there, but wants shew to bring sufficient capital to go into business ou thetr own responmbility, contract for work, establish saw-milla etc, Plenty of work for all. fur officers attached w the Missiaelpp! squadron during the war have organized « ‘Misnasip Hp Association’ at Ciucinnat), Two-thirds the receipts are to be set apart for the benefit of sallors’ widows and orphans, Admiral Porter is honorary president, Tne late convention of colored people at Augus- , Ge, jasecd resolutions opposing universal suffrage, but favoring the voting of colored men Shocan read avd write; diiscountenancing crime od laziness among the frecdmen, and oppomng the confiscation of Southern property. 4 Bouthern traveller says in «letter :—“I wae ‘eiifed to meet with gentlemen from the North fivesting | Be amounts of mouey fa cotton plan- tations in aj! directions, within » radius of fifty miles of Jackson, the capital of Missias'ppi. Many of the finest vlantations bave recently passed into Morthern ban |s," A DEAPERATS attomp! was made on the 10th fnat, by the negro prisoners confined in the county jail et Galveston, Texas, to break out and escape, which resulted in the killing of one and the wound- fog of Others, after which they were heavily iron- #1 and serured. During t'@ melee bricks and Mones were freely used, but with ut injury to the Usrus, ASOADISHOF SrAULDING Was entertained at Wash- ington on Saturday by bis relative, Mr. Coyle, of the Narionat Lareues who had amon; bis osber guests the Marqui: Marquise De Montho- Jo, the Chilian Mivister, Aste Buragua and lady, Mr and Lady Elmer Thurlow, of the British Legation, Benators Morgan, Harris and Bto ktou, with — ladies, Mra, General Meagber, aud other Onaptan Pagn, residing near Raleigh, N. C,,was abot and killed by bis son, « lad of sixteen years, on the 19th instans. Page bad been in the Labit of drinking heavily, and o! tes Hy: family when drunk, On the avove nemed day he struck bis wife, when the boy remonstrated against the abuse of bis mother, This excited Page, and he attacked the boy with a knife and cut bim severely in we heed, The youth wok up # gun and shot bis father, who fell on bis knees. A secon! gun was used by the boy, and bis father was killed out- i. LOCAL NEWS. MEW YORK AND THE VICINITY. Grrr Exrerrrises— How Tury ane Mapt tv Par.—The people of this metropolis cannot fail to bave noticed the fact that gift enterprise estab- Usbments are rapidly incressing in number throughout the city. To the casual observer these places seem to be well stocked with all sorts of ornamental ariicles of gilt and silverware, includ- ing sleo rosewood and mahogany cased planos, aad one would naturally conclude that » business #0 extensive must naturally bee paying one. This would be « true inference, but Aow it ia made pro- fAitabie let the following actual oocurrence i!lus- tcate, by which the readers may learn what « sharp eye to business these ** enterprising" indi- viduals havo, One of the home-bred sons of New- port, BR. I. having occasion to visit this city, and Deing anxious to see the elephant before returning home, took ® stroll up Broadway, and struck by the dazzling array of gold and silver (?) goods, whieh were on exhibition in @ window of one of the establishments, above alluded to, he was in- duced to enter. Whilst lost in rapture at the sights and scenes around him, he was politely ac- coated by another visitor, apparently « stranger like bimeelf and they both went round the establish- ment admiring and commenting on all they saw. ‘The new friend who was all kindness end atten- ‘tion Invited the Newport man to take a chance in «lottery, assuring him that there was no doubt of ‘winning something truly grand and expensive, “Greeny'' in reply urged the lateness of the hour and his distance from home, stating that if he miss- od the train be would have to stay over night, &c. But the sharper (for such he proved to be) met every argument with another and better, and fin- ally the countryman having an eye to the suppos- ed profits to be made consented. His friend paid down a dollar first and wone fine silver watch. The second and third chances were equally lucky end the Newporter was convinced is was all right, and that “something could be made,"" He was in- vited to join bis pile (about 960) with his friend end then take @ chance for the ‘$500 greenback prise.” The unsuspecting youth did so and drew what bis friend declared was the “lucky aumber,’* The gift man proceeded to look up the prise, bute partner stepping up at the moment and epening the yellow envelope discovered thas the lucky number brought @ worthless finger ring. The victim raved and swore and pronounced the whole thing # cheat, and threatened to prosecute and expose the concern, but his friend quisted him with the essurance thai it wasall chance, and referred him © his (sharper’a) previous prizes drawn, at the same time telling him thet he would pay his fare ome; which generous offer was fivally accepted es the best thing to be dome under the ciroum- stances, This is but one case out of thousands of those who have come to grief through these con- cerns, whose agents are on almost every block of the public thoroughfares of the city, shaking their hand-bills in the faces of passers by. The foregoing occurrence should put strangers vimiing this city upon their guard, Every sensible person should kuow that an article worth 150 cannot be ‘given away''—as they form it, for @ dollar, because that would aot pay, and the gentlemen who carry on » business of this description never ¢@niertain the ides of losing monsy. They do not buy pianos for countrymen these would be too heavy for transportation, — they provide knitting needles, splendid (tin) tea- @poons, and other articles of like description, for that class of customers, and in fact, for every class. When @ man tries to “ring you in" to ang estab- Heahment, thet is good evidence that itis best to keep out of it, Recertios oy tus Seventa Reoienr, Among the members of this regiment, in whose Demor the reception is to be given to-night, will be many who went out as privates to the war, and ‘who, in the short time they were away, won not enly the bars of » captain, but the laurels of majors end Beutenant-colonels, the eagle of a colonel, and even the stare of general, Genera! Shaler, for tmstance, was bute major in the regiment, when be ® commission of Leutenant-culguel in ans Cvehsnne's ini ineid aud Wo Rew ® major general; General Viele, was capte n of engineers, and is alison general, and there are man others who sebieved bigh bonors ‘uring the * lion. General Dix will deliver « vration at aime o'clxk, end General Grant aud ..mily are expect- @d to be present. The decorations were commenced esterday, and will be the most superb which ave evor been tr inside the Academy. Irving Hal) will aleo beautif.ily decorated, and ar- rengements have been maie by which three thous- an persons can be acconmod at supper with- in the building, Abou. two hundred men were at work all day yesterday decorating both buildings, end co: structing «large corridor to lead from the Academy to Irving Hall. Ooly sixteen hundred ickets bave been sod, Lut bet» een invited questa ladies and others, for whom places are proserved, there will be pruvably double that number present. Dearn's WaAnvest,—There were 404 deaths ip this city last week, an increase of 60 from the Previous week, and a decrease of 2 over the same Mme tn 1866. Of the deceased 214 were children under five years of age. The mortality by the Principal diseases was as follows: Consumption, 69; infantile convulsions, 897; inflamation of the lungs, 46; infantile debility, 26; dipthente, 18; inflammation of the brain, 14; infantile marasmus, SL; heart disease, 16° typhoid fever, 17; scarlet fever. 15 ; bronchitis, 14; diarrhona, 13; dropey in the head, 14. Heattn Commissionens,—The Board of Commissioners of Health met yesterday afternoon. Is was ordered that three thousand copics of a vaccination proclamation be printed, and that it be published in the newepape: The Board voted to abate the nuisance at Beventy-third street, occa- sioned by the emptying of dr into vacant low between Ibird and Fourh ues, Dr, Bayre, the resident physician, ie , on his visit to Albany, in revard to the subject of cholera, The particuiars have been published. Dr, Aayre sug- foe to Gov. Fenton the propriety of the legis- eture petisioning the general government to adopt ® uniform syaiem qaarauiine, to be applied to the whole const, permitting each Biaw to select Ite own grounds and appoint ie own officers, but compeiling each Biate to adopt the federal pian, CoLUuMBIAN Manise Inscrance Company, —The stockholders held another meeting yoater- day afernoon, to take action in relation to the recent jatlure, Mr. Phillips occupied the chair, end the President and other officers of the Compa- BY were on the platform. Mr, Goodell stated that some of the stockholders had seen the President, and the result was that they had to pronounce the funeral oration of the Company, The fact that he, the speaker, when be beard of the liabilities of the Company, waa tuformed by the officers it was all right, was enough to damo the Company forever. Mr. Morrison told him there were » million dollars casb in band, Mr, Morrison (interrupting.)—* Not in cash."" Mr. Goodell" The stock holders supposed that the Company hai, at least, in their possession something on which that amount could be raised The buoks showed over $350,000 of bad debts, dec," Mr, Morrison—* Over 900,000." Mr, Goodell" When #u.h contradictory state- ments Were made, it could not be wondered at if I quote figures as they appeared." Boveral stockholders wished Whitney, a¢ he received $5,000 » year from Com; + One said he observed that gentleman in the office laughing, as if the failure was au ox- cellent joke. Tue meeting adjourned to Monday next. Tux Deata or Me, Dopor.—An inquest was held by Coroner Wildey, yesterday, on the body of Mr. John 0, Dodgy, who was killed on Monday, in Broadway, near Dey street, by being crushe! by the wheels of a heavy truck, Several Witnesses were examined. The testimony failed to show any carelessness on the part of the truck driver. The jury found ‘*Ihet the deceased came fo his death by injuries accidentaliy received from falling underneath the hinder wheel of « heavily loaded two horas truck; we flud that the truck was stopped elinoss instauily, the wheel not pase- ing over she body, but the pressure was so great es to produce rupture of sowe internal organ, and consequent pormorrhage-—externel injury scarcely visible." was 67 years of ago, aud @ native of Massachusetts, Ustrep States Disrricr Arroryry.—D, 6. Dickinson appeared in court yesterday and pro. duced evidence of his sppointment to the office of United States District Attorney for the Southern district of New York. The oath of office to support the Constitution of the United Btates was adminis. tered to Mr. Dickinson by Judge Betts. Tux Paraior Onruan Home,—This Home is located as Flushing, and is under the direction of board of lady managers of the city, There ere now 120 children in the Home, orphans of deceased soldiers, who are touderly cared for. The 29d regiment give thelp Seventh Promenade Concert, at the Armory in 14sh street, pear Bixih evenus, Baturday eveving, Feb. Sd, at 8 o'clock, The proceeds are for the benofit of tle Home, and it ts to be hoped thas the amount will be large, Frags,—About three o'clock yesterday morn. ing, @ fire broke out in the three story (rear) building, 649 Pearl strect, and the entire building was soon in ruins, Mr. John Fowler, who occu- pied the first floor at a carpeuter shop, suffered to the extent of about $2,000, John Hoscher bad « box manufactory ov the second floor, and Qeces’ about 9000. Wis. McCurdy, # boot Aiter, oocu the third floor; dewage #1,000, The ing was ovned by AT, Stewart; ives abo ut 04,000; insured, THE COURTS. Court Catypan, Turs Dar,.—Supreme Coart, Oa. 49, 49)p, 126, 126, 171, 177, 187, 197: Larontam? Revenvnr Dectsiow:—The case of Lewis KE. Amsenck against Simeon Draper, Collector & Co, came up before Judge Shipman yesterday,in the U, Cireals Court, » This wasan action of considerable interest to the fmporting community, invoiving the question whe'h- er the weed Orchil, in the tariff of 186%, includid the article known Swemereially as Orchella Weed, Is appeared that Urchella Weed was a lichen or mos, wing on the rocks in Kastern ov metries, while rebil and cudbear are the names of the dyes, manu- fectured therefrom, There is a gencral provision in the \erit scompting from duty all flowers, mane and vegetables m dying or composing not oblerwise specially provided for, si The Collector appraisers claimed that Orchil, d im the act, included both the dye and the raw material. This ection was brought as a test suit and the Court, after an elaborate arkumeut by counsel, decided that the term Orehil reterred only to the manutactured dye and not to the weed, and that the latter was exemps from duty, aud directed @ verdict for the plaintiff, we ALLeomp Custom House Fuavps.—The trial of Barnes, Fabian, aud Chauncey ou a charge of de- frauding the Revenue customs by means forged Custom Bonds, was set down for yesterday, in the U, 8. Court, but om motion of counsel for defendants was postpoued until to-day, Po.ios Lwre.iionnon.—T'he Stewart Libel Case— The Complaint Diemissed.—) ustice Dowling yester- day dismissed the complaint of libel preferred by Mr. A. T, Stewart against Mosers, Mateell and Mac- kellar, editers and prop:ieters of the NariowaL Potion Gazette, The complains was dismissed at the request of exJudge Hiltom, counsel for Mr. Btewart, A Hotel ThiaS Arvested.—Early yesterday morn- ing, a young man, who gave the name of James Lyte, was foand om the fitth floor of the Metropoll- tan Hotel, under suspicious circumstances, He was taken into custedy, amd, on searching bim, « pair of Bippers, guniet, two pieces of crooked wire, used for {new ting in locks, for the purpose of shoving back bolts on the inside of doors, and « brass key, were found in bis possession, Justice Dowling commitied the prisouer to the Lombe for examination. Surprise and Arrest of Burylars,—Two bi relare Mace Bu attewps w enter the dyeing establishment oi Mr. Robert Moueypeauy, No, ro) anual street, on Monday wight ‘They were discovered by the pro- poetor, wheu they ted, but were pursued and one of them arrested. He gave the name of James Bteph- @usn, Justice Duwilag committed him for trial, Alleyed Robbery oe Monday wigs ~Joveph Aidkenson was arrested Wy silica: Weaerm, of the duh Eayeiot, sree of having knocked down and | from K of No. 1% City Ban Pisces, action Donling semeitset the accused for exawination. Ball Room Robdbery.—Farly yesterday pereiee, Jobu Cassioy was, as charged, detected in the act ¢ sealing a gold weveh roms the .ocket of Mr. Ernest er Jager, w the latt ving the bt ‘Ausewbly Rooms, where Ba hed asteseed aball, The was jound in the ot watch, as all possession Caan, tad dastles Mansfield commitied him for Grand Laroeny.—Oficer Van Arsdale, of the Tth Precinet, arrested Joveph Foster, yesterday, on « charge of haying enteres the room of Hugh Mcler- mot Xo, Str Sprin ‘ reet. oa 0) 15th ome on *teaiing thertio worth of property. of the svolen proper v wos found inp mosesion of the accused, Justice Manstieid commi.ved the prisoner tor trial, Stabbing Afray —A quarrel oecurred.on Monday nicht in ibe porter house commer of Watts and Hudson street, curing which @ man named smith was seriously siabied in the throa: by an unknown tan, No arres.s were made, Dishonen Domestic Louisa Golden was arraigned before Justice Mansfield on a charge of having soleu ® large amount of property from her former em- loyers, Mre. Elion Banger, of Union Lill, N, Jy am réederick Ottverm: of 216 Becond street, The accused acknowledged her guilt, and was committed for trial, Mrookliyn,. NinerietH ReGiaent,—This regiment, which was raised im Brooklyn by Col. Joseph Mor- ean, is expected to arrive im this city within a fow days, Distonstxa a Conanecarion,—Charles B, Filia was arrested on Monday night for disturbing the congreention of the York street M. F. Church by loud talking, In which he expressed views not exactly in accordance with what might be expected in such @ pince. He was taken out of the house by Capt Jacobs, of the 42d Precinct Police, and yester- Gay was Lrought before Juatioe Cornwell, who com- mitted him to await examination, Tae ALtworp Navy Yarp Fravps,— The trial of Wm, Maxon, John RB, Maredon, and W. KR. Meliermott, indicted for defrauding the govern- mert by manufacturing book cases, &c., for their own intividual benefit, waa called up yeate y in the U6 trict Court, but by consent of the (C, 8. District Attorney, the case was posiponed till the next term of the Court, Tax Troaxt Home,—Mr, A. C. Van Epps, the Superintendent of the Truant Home at Flatbush, was brought before Justice Cornwell, yesterday, on « charge preforred by Clara Williams, « girl about 14 years of and an inmate ef jn Home), who stated that he caught ber by the shoulder and threw ber down aad otherwise abused ber. several girls of about the same age were present, and one them stated, without oath, that the eccused had frequently Kissed hor and took other liberties, The case having come for examiuaiion the ga Williams gave sitogether a different version of the affair than she had previously stated when she made the complaint, sud there being bo grounds to bold the Superinteud: at, the case was dismissed by the Justice, Jersey City. Dearn rom Exposure AnD Necuect Om SuirpoaRp.—Coroner Hanley beld an inquest on Monday, at Hudson City, on the body of a German emigrant woman 6) yoars of ago, named Catharine Eaton. It appears thas deceased arrived at this port on the #2d inst. atter a tempestuous passage of 27 day oi thas about the first week in January the way ae! Ver the vessel and the steerage was flood er eo thi at one time the deceased was it in water, Deceased went to ith some trienas in Hudson City, on Thure- end on retiring to bed on’ Saturday night compisined of feeling unwell, and the next morn. was found dead, The Jury rendered a verdict that death was caused from neg! fence and exposure, Ihe mame of the emigrant vessel did not transpire, Hvupsox Country Covurt.—The grand jury of Hudson County have found 66 bills of indictment the present term. Yesterday afternoon Judge Bedle Snnouuced that the criminal calendar would be taken up ou Friday next at 10 o'clock A. M. MARINE NEWS, Jan, 21,8 CLEARED, STEAMSHIP—North American, (Br.} Liverpool, BHIP—Wisard King, Woodworth, Apalachicola, pig OoNres—J a Whipple, 8% Croix; Pioucer, alifax, N. 8. AEKIVED. STEAMBHIPS—Hibernian, Live 1; Balti Baltimore; Propontls, Philadelphia: Yetarecs Batt Kvening Star, Orieans; Franconia, Portland, Me; Jacinto, Savannah, BARK—Orleta; of Bearsport, from Jacksonville, BRIG—Star Castle, Thompson, from 8t John, N B, ethport for orwic! 6) * a ford; York River, Georgetown, D.C. 35 BELOW--Ship Chieftain, 8 Francisco: bark from Rio Janelros and « ie. ms MISCELLANEOUS, MERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT AGENCY—MESSES.MUNN & CO, Publishoar of the “Scientific American,” continue to act as At- torneys for securing Patents fr new Inveations in ears MUNM @ Corte had jeesre. b 20, have seventeen years’ experience in soliciting Feients, and have seted as Attorneys for more Ow inventors, Pampliets containing the Patent Laws and other important intormation to inventors, furnlahed, free, on application. Consultacion and advice free. Addrece MUNN & CO, 87 Park Y of F Tth WashingtonP, ar bsindbadtens ie oe AMERICAN MOWER,—THE ONLY SKLF- OILING MACHINE, With the greas perfection in construction te which thon A Me eee rneal | call the oiten ‘armers to embrac: y gaa4 ER IMPROVE ib than any tes red to the public, attention has been paid to the wants of cn the construe tuom of the AMERICAN m™ » VERY BEST MACHINE IN USE. There are numbers of Machines that do their work comparatively faultless, and yet there are luconveui- ences that are greatly annoying to the operatoramong them the frequent necessity of olling the bearings, and more ularly the crauk-pin, or pitman head, woleb, Hnertected, fs it is very ° bey results in cutting the journals or an anent in- to any ‘machine. The AMERICAN Boa i the & owing features of excellence: The BEARINGS OF THE AMERICAN MOWER, & well as the CRANK PIN, are all BELI-LUBRICA- TING, and wasTE No on, The outer end of the Finger Bar will drop lower and lift higher than that of any other Mower, You can elevate the Finger Bar from a declining Position without raising the inner shoe, The Finger Bar can be raised bigher, to pass over obstacles, by means of the hand lever, ‘than that of oy other jointed bar Machine, he Frame between the Driving Whee!s will than the of any other a higher obstructions wer The operator has a ‘er control over the Finger Kaife Bars than has of any other Mechine. e ir ed will Santee fe 6 more uneven sur face than ANY OTHER hing, which is ows of the MoeT IMPORTANT features in 8 Rerfeos Mower. Fith heel operates the Cutter indepeud- gw of the rik. and in turning, either var vee id motion, The Pratt'ls fun the treat of the. treme mpich ives it great advantages over those that draw from 6 pole, Ed EASY GPRING GEAT FOR THE D: f besks oat of § and can be thrown in and ou im mm on, wit bese folding Bar, and can be folded without aie connect! the Pitman, It fot Licht DBAFT, and hes no reacerriuLs @ipe paart. Is is more simple and Pertoet in ite construct: and has more strength, with lightaess combined, ~ other Mower, t cannot u t. I defy ‘contradiction to the above, and tavive scrutiny of ALL who are in any way laterested Farming interest to examine Mower, feeling con- eipuaks or Pills Capita. with Machines for ene horse, + iD Tone °F WILLIAM VAN ANDER. 400 Main Street, hheepe 68 Se keepsle, N. Y. LD TYPE METAL WANTED—APPLY AT the Sun Office = UN CHOLERINE REMEDY,—THIS WELL known medicine for the cure of Diarrhoea, Dysen- Sramps, Colle, and all looseness of the bowels te: c Besos’ ereat Wiitaaragh "Pca 4 Too Late for Classification Berest’s on BAP XE y, LNLMITABLE price FIFTY CENTS PER BOX. Tye mands bighe the estimation Gaon any other manateetares. It Scam \ the color being set as soon as Grey See converted into « beau! BLACK or Ls F' injury to the hair or . Itdoes Dot w: ae — od pe ge Lettie Bye 4 BETA AY ha? cad CHEAPEST Hair Dye wanu- rene Agent for Briest's Hair Dye, C. N. CRITTEN ‘ON, No. 88 Bixth @ where all orders hereafier should be sadieused, To be het of Drucguts. 6/8 COLLAR MAKERS WANTED—ONE WHO cao make Kay col.trs and light work in general. 10 per cent. more than wclety paid tO aman pet pula. Apply at id Catherfue st, rear, “pau v PUBLIC MEETING OF JOHN MITCHEL Circle, F. By wiil be held at their new ball 583 Third ave, on Wednesday evening, inet, as Ti o'clock, ‘There will Le eminent ere to addiess the meeting. All members of this Uircle are request- od to atseud the meeting, also all t Who arein favor of the freedom of Ireland, JOHN MADDEN. Ce JAS. CONKLIN, Bee S69 ) TAILORS—WANTED A GOOD Tailor to work im the swore, Apply for 2 days to J, Mo- CORMIUK & O0,, 160 Fulton st, Brooklyn, * 877 HK SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN IS A WEEKLY FOURS AL OK ART, SCIENCE, MECHANICS, INVENTION, CHEMIS(RY AND MANUFACTURES, Tt contains Practical Information concerning all the linportant [ncustrial Operations of the Country, tty of Belentific Societies, ‘alent Law Decisions and Discussions, Aiso an official list of Patent Claims, together with numerous lilustrations of New Inventions, Tools and Machinery used ja Workshops and Mgnutactories, It bas been published tor upwards tweaty y: and ie admitted to be the most widely circulated and best paper of the kind now published, ‘Two voiurnes, of 416 pages, commencing January July, are published each year, Trume—Singie yng eg per annom; 8159 for six months; 1) copies tor $25, ada subecrib. ere par 6c. extra ior postage. Specamen numbers athtedoembad ss te 3 * its! “ 87 Park Row, New York. Mesers, MUNN & CO. are also solicitors of Amert- ean and European Patents, and will turnish appli- enote tree with» painpuies of advice how to proceed. Adcegee as above. 613 VW vkLv's FAIK,—THE GREAT PARIS exPosITION 1867, TO THE ANUFACTURERS, PECH ANICS, INVENTORS, ODUCE ENGINEEKS, ARCHITECTS, ARTISTS, AN SCLENTIFIC AND ae ONAL ORGANIZA- OF THE UNITED STATES, Orrtox ov tHe Unirxp renee AGENCY oF TH Exposition, No. 6 &pouce st, Tribune Dalldjngs.s and No. 40 Park Kow, Times Building, New York. JNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN. AP- r y the byes A of Btate to the gbove- named Agebcy, and being the tion of bis countrymen in his to make as complete, interesting and cieditable as posable the representa- tion of our country at the Great Exhibition, adopts this method of conveying to formation and uggestions upon the subject, In each section coined to exhibitors of the United Btates, the objects ibited will be divided into tea groups, namely: Group 1—Works of art. ( Materials and applications of the liberal arte, Group 8—Furniture and other household articles. Group 4 Clothing, (including cloths.) and other wearihg apparel, Group 5—Mining, rough and wrought products, PR 4 (Instruments and processes of the mechan- wcirou T—Food, fresh and preserved, in its various es, i 8—Live agricultural prod and Group 9 “Nature horticulteral potent Kal seart: mens. Group 10--Objects especially exhibited for tho pur- pose of improving the phy: ane moral condition of Applicants will please indicate ine mote appended to the appl cation ; 1, It tt is desired to exhibit machines or other ob- jects requiring foundations or special constractions, give the dimensious of those foundations er coustruc tions, 2. If it ls desired to exhibit apparatas requiring the employment of water, of gas or of steam, wuat quau- Uty oF whut pressure of water, or gas, oF steam, will be necersar Ye : 3, Af it is desired to put machinery im moti what will be the city proper to each machine, what motive power will be required, expressed ie horse power. 4. In general, whatever information will be of use in placing of the machines, and, wherever possible, ® pian upon a fixed sale It ls apprehended that individuals may not fully appreciaie the importance of pioviding @ complee representation of the great staples and the cru egricultural end mineral productions of their State H he submits the expediency of causing some competent person to be instructed im each State to cause to be collected, labeled and forwarded to the Agency specimens of the charecter indieated, apace for which will Le reserved, No rent will be chaiged to exhibitors, whether French or Foreign, tor the space they occupy ; but all the expenses for Leg up and decorating the same, either in the Palace of the Exposition or the Park, will be paid by them, Producers who apply for room in the park, pose to establish there constructions of ey an or agricultaral buildings, er gardens, will take care’ to gives Dist with Secale of the esta! tshment proposed Pith on indication of the extent of ground w will ew York. Detailed plans, en the scale of 0m.080 owing the place fecigned wach individual mode of exhibiting, nt Ageut prior ‘an. shat the Inperial "Gcrnsslesion may interior itions of the building in remeuts of this nation. hes te park, part de Mars tajolut eT space allotted ace of the posftion to it in the Te prevent unnecessary trouble, itshould be under- stood thas | tes primer, object to make repre- sentetion of the United States as complete as pe 4 that A in all the grouv enumerated below, add herefore fe necessary to select representative articies in every group, rather than secept an excess in any one. ln order to secure the unive; of charscter above indicated, it ls suggesied that in each city or neighborhood, tee casses ef manu: rer, arti- gans, and o:hers who producer articles tor very general consumption, should, without any Saisy, agree omens 4 lor. Every eflort should be made to bring forward new an ‘ul mechanical inventions, combinations and fabrics ; and pains should be taken to have all articles peally ahd thoroughly and prepared for exhi- sion, lect ot prodnets be limited in quan- wie etree eet ris Reet wr they should com) sentation of American i, industry, arte and eclence. compliance with # request made through our wnat: Paris, the time for filing tone the United States hae been so tar extended that all which reach the undersigned before the 1st of Janu- pext will be in season. When examined and con- red, the decision will be duly made known, varties wishing to exhibit, are requested to epply timmediately to the undersigned for correct forms of svpication and instructions, inclosing postage stamps OY Telalis cocepted shawld be delivered. ot Now York prior to January 31, 1807 Articles accepted will be shipped from New York te return ‘ernment expense, ize dd necessary action ef Congress obtains, amount of rece aang od to the United States enite Eqhibition at Par about thirty thousand feet, The space to be assigned to them in the sur- ik for agricultural and other purposes has Seeks er it depends wn Rature of the applica rspace there, wes desirable that euch application should sent OG mush promptuees 0s may be cogeletent with due mueh prom actiberetion ie sainea tz recommended in all appliea- $ those round! not yet it ib reevived at N: x sia? elt Sunary thea ious ng, Forfurtber particulary, wiirom ) ys fob the Renasinics for the t . cont NITED Bie eu oud Ma, © Peck Rew, Now You BEN BROWNE, OR, THE | Drowued Fisherman ——__—__9—__ -_—___—— “God forgive me I am « poor sinful thing; quite full of sin; I must give wp the preyers for to-night, I can't steady my heart to them, good nor bad; there! finish your work and we'll go to bed, jewel—it is, as you aay, « beautiful night, thanks be to God for bis mer cies! and I ought to have more faith.” Long did they both remain ewake daring tha calm moonlight: the fisherman's wife muttering Prayers and fears, and raising her eyes to the litie window which opened at the foot of her bed, enc from which, as she lay, she could catch «view o the distant sea—at last she fell off into « der P: deep sleep, But Btatia, though free from all anxiety a $ the fate of the absent, could not close her *yes poor girl! her young imagination had passed « gulf of years, and she was thint ‘ng, that perbaps she might be to the young fisher what Kate was the old; and she thought how food he was—and how handsome; avd how happy ghe should be fo mond bis nets, and watch the returo of hiv boat from the highest cliff that “toppled o'er the deep.” The grey morning was stealing ot the night, yet otf!) Kate slept—and still Statis Byrne continued with her eyes fixed on the window, creating—not castles, but—neta, and boats, and cottages in the air; when, sudden!y, before the window stood Benjamin Browne—she had not seen his shadow pass—she had beard no Step—no voice, no sound: nor did she see « figure, but there was bis face almost pressed w the ¢lass—his long, uncurled hair hung down either cheek—and his eyes were fixed on ber with scold. unmoving, rayless gare—she endeavored to sit up—she felt suddenly paralyzed—she could Bot move—ee tried to speak, to call Mra. Browog who slept heavily, heavier then before—she could make no sound—still her lover gezed—gazed on And what occurred to her (for she afterwards de clared she never, for a moment, was deprived uf Consciousness) as most strange was, that though the room within was dark, and his head obscured the window, still ebe could see his features, to uve ber own expressive Phrase, “clear like wax,” while as he gazed, their beautiful form assumed the long, pale hue of death—by » sudden effort she closed her eyes, bus only for a brie moment, When she re-opened them, he was gous —and abe only looked upon the grey tingling a feaandsky, Trembling end terror -#tricken, sue St last succeeded in awakening her com panica. Mrs. Browne beard her story with epperent cal ness, and putting her lips close to the ear of the fainting girl, whispered—* He is Deap {" It was long, long before Statis recovered frow her swoon, for when she cid, the morning sun was shining on her face—and she was slone, quite sione in the fisherman's cottage; at first, she thought she bad fearfully dreamed, bus the reali ties around her recalled her to herself; she flew to the same cliff where, the evening before, uncon scious of the strong affection which bound ber s)moat childish heart to her young lover, she be’ watched his departure; and looking down on tt beach, ber painful vision was too truly realise Dermot Browne was leading his wife from » group of persons who were bearing the corpse of the young fishermen to the shore; in the distance could be seen the keel of the doomed boat floating upwards, while crowds of sea-birds overhead screamed the youth's funeral dirge | Is might be about two months after sh's occur rence—-which plunged the warm hearted people of the neighboring villages into deep sorrow—thes Kate Browne visited the cottage ot Statia Bi rne ' it was the first time the bereaved mother had en. tered any cottage, save her own, since “her trouble." As soon as Biatia saw her, she flung herself upon Ler neck and sobbed as if ber bears would break ; the fisherman's wife beld ber from ber, and, parting her hair from off Ler brow, said ; ‘Sorrow has worked with you, ana left bie mark upon your face, avourneen ; and though, my dar- Hint, you did not drame of Aim thut'a gone leat Holy-eve, you've dramed of bim often since.” The poor girl wept stili more bitterly. “You must have been very dear, very dear en- tirely, t© bim," continued Kate Browng “tor blessed spirit found it barder quitting you than bis (wai mother, whe pureed bim « at ber vreast; but whishy, darlint, don's I love you better tor hat now? Bure everything—let alone every ove tiat Le regarded — that bis regard only rested on, is more to me thea silver or goold, or the wealth of the who e world) Diin's the bright eyes of Lis spirit look from the Leavens ob you, my jewel? od what I'm cowe bere for, Mistress Byrue, ma'am, is, that as you have so many chaidre \anu Gud keep them to you!), maybe, you'd ore Biatia to biud my heart srom breaking, and let her bide entirely with us—we have prosperity enough, tor when the Lord takes eway one ee why he gives anotoer—Dbisesed be bisboly name! And sure, since the boy's gone, nothing can «qua: Dermos's industry and careful- ness, swpping every hole in every fisherman's bost—when he’s ashore, the hammer and uails are never out of bishand. Le ber be to me asmy own child, Mistress Byrne, anu you'll have » vou- eolateon that will never lave you—po, no! your death-bed. Bure you'll see her every day the sun rises—los her bide with mae, for | am ver dewo- lave |"" The mother, as she looked round upon sevca rosy, healthy children, felt that undeed her neigh. bor was desolate, and in @ voice hoarse with siao tion, she said, “Slate way if she likes WW vail Many lissle vo! wept sloud in that although they knew they should ve thes ane daily; but the maiden was firm in her reslve, and that night greeted, as» father, the father of him whom Ler young heart nad loved with om eernesiness of affection which the heart can know but once, e of girlhood, and “Ough! ay, ayt' exclaimed Mrs, ae @% and take our blessing with her, Btatia is now long past the it ls pleasant to see how periectly Ler simple Lile ia en ilustiation of the paiueic exclamation of the Jewish damesel, “i'by fornia shall be my People, and thy God, my God!" 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