New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
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Correspondence of The Aew-Yark Tribune.
CHICAGO, (lll) June Is, 1913
left Buffalo on tic 9Th inst. for this city in
the sta,,nch steamer Missouri, one OF the best
boats ON ihc lakes. We spent short time IN
Detroit, but it beng L rainy day, every thing
looked remarkably dull. was told, eofTeVcF,
that business had been very good there this sea-
son. The Banks in Michigan arc considered
worthless, or nearly so, in New York, but lind
on inquiry that some Of them redeem their notes
in specie on demand The Bank Of River Ralsln
pays AL her liabilities Oh demand in specie, as
also the Cai,lard County Bank, Farmers and
Mechanics, Michigan lnsGsancc Company and
Bank of ST. Clair State Bank Of llllhois is
bought here at So per cent. discount.
In coming through i.aif;c Michigan we had
serious time among the ladies. The wind blew very
strong, which caused the boat to rock terribly, and
those who were not sick were good deal fright
cned On tne Sabbath We had an excellent dis
course III the gcntlemens cabin, from Il clergy
man vine ilappered 10 be on board, on his way
to the western wilds, some distance wcss OF here.
4 large portion Of emigration this year appears
to be to Wisconsin Territory In the boat
came III, more than thrcc-quarers of her freight
and passengers on Lake Michigan we left at Mil
waukie, Rasinc and Southport the three principal
ports in the Territory, and three as ha1idsome
VILLAGES as YOU often meet with IN Ncw-kngland
or NcwYork One serious thing at Milwaukee
is, that thc7 have to GO on shore IN small boat,
which is an extra charge, although when they
pay their fare at Buffalo they pay to Milwaukee,
and not mile from this place III the Lake
think it rather hard case for they have to pay
enourh in all consCicnce-SI and Ind them
selves. Business in this city is very good, but
produce is low Butter is selling to-day at ,hre
cents per pound good horses are sold for sou q
GOOD woke of oxen fdr S25 to $50. Flour Is
Selling at 81 81 p. vessel b. Chco!om)
has been missing for some days, and 1t Is sup.
nosed that she was capsized IN squall, and al
hands on board were drowned.
have not found Tyler man since el'
Newly ork. They are not TO be scared up III
these parts, say the people. Out OF ABOUT l"c
hundred passengers on the Missouri, not one
could be found to take the part OF the renegade
| his Accidencv John Tyler. ] find the pcoPN
here strongly in favor Of HENRY CLAY ior th'
next President ]. c. Calhoun is gaming 1rleno'
in some parts of the West, but he cannot begl
to run with Harry Of the West
The Great Western, the crack boat OF th'
Lakes, left here this morning for Buffalo, with ;
good number of passengers. She is magmfl
cent boat, and always has band of music and
piano on board. Travellers from New orean
take this route for Ncw-York and Boston thu
summer 10 n considerable extent. Fare throug
this way is only about Sis. The weather con
tinues cold here as March. In another letter
NAV give you more particulars of the city of CHI
caGo. which is destined to be one of the large:
cities in the western country. Yours, l.. S.