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, 1859-07-19

At Milwaukee tho dccliue has been equally
great. On the 10Th Of Any last No. Spring
sold ut about SLAB; while On Saturday last ii
sold ut 70c.
This altogether outstrps the decline Of 1857,
which has hitherto lA.en quoted as the sud-
den decline" In t!.at year, standard spring
wheat rose nn tic Sd Of July 10 $l.30 I. o. b.,
aud full u Soc in store OH tile 9th Of Noycin-
bor lollowiug-a heavier but n moro gradual
Gal
Tue result Of Ito recent decline has been
very disastroE: to grain dealers aud sIecula-
tors al along tho lakes. Commission mcr-
chauts, bankers, and nearly alI concerned have
suffered more or less True a few lave
come out Of tho struggle unscatled, but
it has been 10 tic sacrifice Of the many
Tic losses at Chicago, milwaukee,, Ra-
cine, and other points cannot bc lcss
than half million dollars! 1t is u lesson
not to be 5000 forgotten: and VIC trust that Tic
spirit Of speculation will never again he H.
lowed to run wild rs it did in Muy last, leaving
its track strcwed with bankruptcy and general
ruin. Some no doubt think that extreme ]Mi-
CTS benefit the producer. 1t is mistake. The
reaction which generally follows MI unnatural
advance, sinks the market rs much below its
natural level as It was abore it; and 10 better
example Of this can be cited than tic simple
ti.ct TIM. com sold iu this market yesterday at
n price el1en cents per tushcl higher than .Ston-
d0-1f THrut
, 1859-07-19

AAAE A1A@%VA AA4&s
The third day Of the -Friday--was de-
voted to offerings Of carpets and tapestry. The
company was not large, but the competition is
represented to lave been spirited, especially
upon the English Brussels stock. The following
a:e the prices Obtained -
The dss lot offered ~. ri contgnae Of about nIpe
thousand yards fTaa The Ro1L,ry Cafpeu CoppanT. he
il ssesst iii axnins n a.s1aSs e. r.
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some i Is ~ tie 14h ., tie foo~.ns rs..
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sseft 1Fnet a 5c Taitt er,er d. &c: ijerideFe er.
t. IT. 70 s,xs; 1ato! sstf. txl< -: Ken,uefy jean
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,Ixsa ,n1dr lSsc 81; - w',ss ,Al.4' der* ~; 1sd
hne mixed hane, ~ IL e:c; ssref lAiled t. s f1t
txi!tti d. = T. &c canI"n t4nAe:4 to u<e; p,nic.l
:, Gi4s G.skeys es.rsrs se; ,xrf d. sc; rsrt*s
+" ~: do tEAts. t b!ar. aue k.. 8 IL s.Kc: wLlfe
:l.d Ml1ed an, G. toF4c-
Friday evening Mayor Lincoln gave lcsce
ut his house, which wns largely attended. On
Saturday an excursion, Ly invitation Of the city
authorities was to take place down the Larbor.
Tic party were to takca look ut the islands, the
forts in tic harbor, Na!lapt, Minos's Ledge
Lighthouse, and try their hands at little fish
ing of Black Kock.
, 1859-07-19

L correspondent Of the London IGta<s. writ
ing from fcruna two DAYS after the baiile oi
Solfer1na. asstghs tue following reasons vhy the
Austr'at's sutcTud defeat TN tl1at bloody field:
There is no doubt that the Aus. rinu 4rmy on
the s.4th suffered much inconscnience, from tho
fact that they were attacked bt the French and
Piedmoutcsc 1hrrc hours seoner fhnr ~ 4,s.,o
fixed By themselves for assuming tue offensive,
Their dispositions, admirably a. thcv ,,,ar
have been made for IN attack, must Ia;e hscn
faulty, wien it became necessary IL, rr,,ei
IN adrance Of tue enemy. 1t is cridcnt a!so
nj . o'clock in tue morning it was because il.
knew That lis various cnrrs would uot t,e Il,
their proper positions til thu. hour. He was
therefore, to \ certain extent, uurcady n, i
O'Clock ia the moruiug. TheTenth and Eleventh
Corps inoscmcnts, which tLonld lave turned
the French left ut Mcdo1c, verv probably dc.
pended upon calculation Of time. which uA.
Eleventh Co,ps Weigh did, believe. como in
sight Of the enemyj but it did 90 too late to
have any serious effect On the result uf The day,
tgfliFe the Teu1h Corps seems never to have
come up At al. These facts suggest some rclec-
tionA. How was il that tic French wery
aeadJ at six O'Clock TO make combined ii.
tack against tue Austrians, who, On their
psrt. ma 9nst taken ul positions OF the preri.
Gus esenlng! An cEsy answer can he given to
that Question. No sooner was the first Aus
tEian battalion out Of Valleggio. on The e3d. thun
ahAt3oon w&8 observed to rise in the mir f1nni,
the vicinity Of Mouzanbano--a signal, no doub..
foF f4a French in Castigltonc. I hare n fu,t
boayictiou that the Emperor Of the Frenck knew
on lals evening If the sd the exact position Of
every Austrian corps; TINT be made his p.epa.
fations accordingly; and uat, On The other
hand, the Emperor VI AuAtrie wns utterly un.
tb!e 20 ascertain whut was the number Of dis
hihution of the forccs Of the 4uies. This, it
, 1859-07-19
39rcss & Ttihttt1r.



We do not know who is accountable for the
rusnors which coinc 10 us by telegraph, Of the
Intentions Of Prussia, nor how much reliance
is to he placed on their correctness; but II they
are within gun.sllot Of the mark, that power
will soou bc involved in war with France, in
behalf of the Austrian cause. Outside Of
Germany MI the civilized world has Hoped tlnt
she would cansult 4,cr owl interests and co.,
tribute 10 the prngrcss Of correct principles, by
a.anlinS aloor from tic fray; hut we fear that
the influence Of nationality has ovcrborne all
consid sra,ions Of prudence, md that the war
wl,:cl, Twas to he localized, and ter
minated rs scou as its object was
accomplished, will become general in its scope
and intcru.inablc III duration. The coalition
Of Austsia aud Prissla will add near half
million Of men to the armies Of the former, will
bring Russia ont with her six hundred thou.
sand into the field. and will goad France to the
outpourins Of tic immense resources which
she Knows SO well how to usc. The end #
IL conflict beginning Us tic Italian war did, net
rs tic result Of an accident but as the mcaus
Of gratifying national nnttpat!,ies and long
cherished latc, cannot be foresecn when COM
Iaitssted by the accession Of the troops Of 80
many raccs now marsllaling for tue blood:
field Let us hope that in tllc shock which is
to fo1lowt frscdom may not losc all that has
been gained since 1888.
, 1859-07-19
AntI-XEild Cat Icctln:rs IL, Minnesota,

Anti-Wild Cat Meetings. iu Minnesota.
The mercantile community of Minnesota are
taking strong measures against the wildcat
banking system, that the sharpe.s have succeed.
vi in inaueura.ins in that Slatc. 4 lar:e meet.
ing of merchants and otllrrs Ut Minneapolis re-.
Gently aropted the following amongst oihe,
resolutions:
REALIZED, That the attc1nn. to furnish tIc rct,.
pie with 4 circulating medium, basrd solely up
On Minnesota State Railroad i;"nds has proved
au utter failure alike disastrous to the people,
and drrosatory to the credit aud character u
A<eu}etd, That to the abandonment Of tl,at
sound policy contemplated tr our State Consti-
tuition, which requires ''art5,tc security in Uui-
ted States and State :st'cks for the redemption
Of all bills or notes issued, or put in circulation
Us money!" aud thu substitution thcrfor BY our
public functionarics of y new scheme Of bank-
1ng bascd upon Minnesota Stale K4lirtad Bonds
possessing Ho known market rulue, are the peo.
pie Of Minnesota .nainty indcbttst for must If
not nil the evils inflicted upou them by de-
preciated and worthless currency, under which.
atpErsent business is pasafyzed, and ail inter
ests are suffering alike.
Lttsoffed, That our brief but bitter expert.
cncc in Tue past, proves the absolute necessity
in the future Of q return to sound principles ot
banking on the part OF our Stale Government,
aud Of rcpudiation OIL the part of our peoplr
aud especially Of our business community, Of
all kinis Of shinpastcr currency, whether issued
by brnkcrs in defiance Of law, or from the STATE
Auditors department under semhlance ant!
color of law.
The following resolutions were offered ut u
large meeting in St. Paul Oh tue 1eth inst:
WHEREAS. 1u the judgmen. If this meeting Of
the business lnru and taxpayers Of st. Paul,
opposed TO the issue Of rairoad currency, the
sercn rcr cent. bonds Of Minnesota, known a.
the ''ruilruad bonds. arc MI insecure and insult
ticent bnsis tor hanlng purposes, ioF the reason
ti,at said bonds cannot be sold except ut ruin.
GUS discount in any money market Of the world;
Aud whereas. further, the Minnesota raiiroad
currency is injurious to our business reputation
us community, mud is unworthy Of our conf
dence for the rrasou that it is mostly issued TO
pay for iubor debts aud services of the railroad
companies aud officers; and is put in circulation
without adequate pruvisfou, or means Of any
Kind for its redemption and because it is not
issued in the ordinary course Of legitimate
t,unkiug, therefore
=, tattot+'"I' THAT this mcctinc recommend to the
UnblneE8 men and CtlAr4.s s sl;nra.ot. ~ ra
pose no confidence whascver, in any f,nu sf
railroad currency, the ciscul4;ion Of which eau,
not fail 10 be injurious to the interests Of tic
people and q calamity to the regular business
men Of tue State.
, 1859-07-19

At no period iu the History Of the grim
trade Of our CITY has the wheat market t,udcz-
gone Euc!t sudden fluctuations rs have occur
rcd during the past eight or ten weeks; anil
in 10 previous year has there been as muc',
money lost Oh the same amount Of wheat
On tue l2th Of April last Standard sprin:;
Wheat sold at 90c in store. Shortly after this
datc the European, war broke out, and bread
stuGs all over tl,c world advanced 30 that Of!
the LIST Of May the above grade sold Mt Sl.oU
t. S'l.05-dai!y advancing till tic lGtlh Wien
il reached $l.3o. Since that date, its course
llas been stcadily and alarmiugly downward.
On ,lc ]st Of June, it vas $l,l5; on Tie Isl
Of July, 92c; aud yesterday it closed dull at
5Ge-a decline Of serenty.tour cents per 1ushc'
in st1ty-tuv daysi We give its downward
coiirsc in tic following table:
, 1859-07-19

We lrasn from various paris Of Northern
Illinois aud Wisconsin that the growing crops
tho corn especially suffering for wans
Of rain. Yesterday, however, showers fell
upon the thirsty earth in H1any places within
hundred miles Of this city; and from tue
aspect Of the clouds we hope tia, the same will
I've repeated to-day 4 rain Of twelve hours
duration would be now Of untald valnc 10 the
two States.
, 1859-07-19

nosTox, July lS.-Nr, Vim. Holmes and wifi
Of New Orleans, who are now stopping ut rly.
mouth, were serrcd viii, writ Of 1ob9as norpa.
to-day requiring them TO deliver up fcuiu!c
slave nanlcd Maria Gaskius. Tic bearing of tie
case has been assigned fur TOMORROW. Maria
has been brought 10 this city. Her chief com.
plaant is that Sue has enjoyed !res liberty nj tue
The Committee appointed at tbc meeting Of
tue Suffolk bar will report resolutions to.1,lor.
i'll relation to the death or Mr. Choate. It il
understood tia, there viii be u public fancral
and TINT Hun. Caleb Gushing will deliver the
eufp.v.
, 1859-07-19

AA@GNN%AVA ~ &AAAEN4&KEO L4k4XGB8s
WAsnIxGTos, July l7.-l'Icrious to the prep.
aration Of The recent u1icini letter to our Minis.
!er ut Berlin, instru cling linn to dcn,and Of thc
!inasverian government t.!c surrender Of MIR,
Ernst. Attoruey General l;lack, at the request
Vi the President, rendered an opinion in tho
casc nlaintaining tl,c general right Of expatria-
t'on as iucontestitls, and that IN regard 10 the
protection us our ctizers i'll their rights al home.
and abroad: We l,agc uo law which divides
them iuto classics or mAkcs any difference b.
twtrn tLe1a--that native aud naturaIized
american citizen may, therefore, 20 forth wiih
equal security over every sca and through eve.
ry land uuler heaven, including the country
III which the latter WIS horn. Either Of them
smny be taken for debt CONTRACTED or crime
committed by liins, but both ate absolutely free
trosn all political obligations to every country
but thcir own. They arc h"it. American citi.
zcns, and their exclusive allegiance is due 10 the
governments OF Tie United States.
In Judge Blacks opinion, tile Hanorerian
government cnunut justify tue ur1rst ot Ernst
BY showing that Le elnigr.ted contrary the laws
u that country, unless it cAn also bs provcd
that the original right Of cxpatriation depends
on the consent Of tue natural sovereign, and
this last proposition he is sure no ,nan Gun es~
t1bfisI,
, 1859-07-19

- ane case o, S'se oroa', under arrest
.e1 u.egeo non''eiae S' ee'1ase 1fo'e' On tae
lou''n o' s"'5 'a.'' Wv III NEARING yesterday
oe'ofe the superior coaft' on m application Tor
had concluded their testimony, and The defence
had some s;x or eight witnesses. A far a. !,
had progressed. It would seem as il III, d;,.
ch,rr. ~ ,ha ,r;xoner uor,d ,.,..,.;,- CHI
, 1859-07-19

4 SSESSNENT NOTICE.
49, CITY Ctsska 0ihe4. Chicago July IL $50.
P.bae ao!ee IL hereby kree persons nte t6.s
the By the Eornoa Council of IN
CITY IT Ch!c7fo TO Ass the Of Dce Hundred atd ~IErY
Dolan upon ne sea esa,e tn tne West Mson of sid iii
c.eato pns1tsa q 0aene Tayor street, from ualsted
Their a..es31 ent 1na made setafn thsEeofto ny or
Az pess9n s1sanE +. appeal frot4 aL aessu,eat must
Mo9as.; sas ra IT & Aa:q. 1s 4 osloes r. r. ~
hear al ohctoas 10 s5 aa%spsat md rsyie M nT,
" aaaa tae sasae- L. khElsNANN. City t1erk,
ASSESSMENT ROLL.
Description Of Eea estate In the West D.r.on Of IN.
icn aaed ezees to the Chicago rvtt VIII tht res
thereof I'D he sus Of noney sretav asssd thrreon
, 1859-07-19

We 'earn TINT Ut several points along the line
Of thc Chicago and Ga'cna, and the Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy 1lailroads, the farmers
Aavc commenced to harvest spring wheat, Last
year it was nearly month latcr before the crop
vas cut.
, 1859-07-19

% Large saie at auction Of elegant Furni-
turc Of crcrrr kind, Carpets, Croekery and
Glassware. by Gilbert Thompson, at their
salesrooms So Lake street, this morning ut 81
o'clock. Also, IN invoice Of tine silver platcl
ice nitchers. - -
, 1859-07-19

5 Aro~ among the mi1kmen resulted yes-
ferday in one Of them named Holmes being
lined $3.50 for assault and battery, By Justice
Wiuloes.
, 1859-07-19

e Preaching this evening at O'Clock. by
Elder 7. ". Moore, in the Christian Church o.
Monroe street. between Aberdeen and Rucker
streets, West Side, Subject, from John III. s. ):
"The wind blo~eth where it listeth, thou henr.
est The sound thereof, but canst not tell whence
that is born Of tho Spirit. Come aud bear: M
Seats free.
, 1859-07-19

Nor PARposED.-A note from his Excellency
Gov. Dissel! desires Us to make correction Of
4 statement that llas been going the rounds Of
the press o. this region to the effect that con.
F'ct named Harrington from this county, had
been pardoned out Of the Illinois State Peniten.
tiary. Il is not the case.
, 1859-07-19

coxxnscExksT az 1nz uslvEns1rr OF ca.c4-
oo.-Tbe exercises connected with the closing Of
the first collegiate year Of the University and
the dedication Of the University building, will
occur on Wednesday sHsa Thursday Of this week
in the following order;
!. Rey. v. ": EseEts, q. c.: Of tals altv. .-.-
Of Louisville. ~ili delirer A. -; -'--*s
Trustee. and friend, On wedaesds1 spen pe,Srs tn.
the First Baptist Church. ''en''e al
: The services Of dedication will take pz.ee
at The University on Thursday morning r. ~, =,
oeloek. Address bF Rev. J. r, Doolittls. ot
8. 4 eollstion in the Dining Hall Of the Uni.
versity, at which there will be specche, br dis,
tinguishcd speakers.
l. An address before the Faculty and Stu.
dents on Thursday cTening 1t the First Bapt;,t
Church, By the Rev. Prof i. C. Kendr;ct n
D., Of Rochester University.
Wy. JoSEs, P,est Ex. Com.
7 r. nrurnrrrN EArAr
, 1859-07-19

- Two years since, in lengthy article, ne
called the attention Of our readers TO 4'The Con.
tinental Insurance Company" Of New York. re-.
ferring to the large capital and wealth of tue di.
seslors, also to lhe extraordinary security they
ed ut the lowest price. Hy reference to our ad-
rcrtisenaent in to.day's paper, it will be seen
that the company hare just returned so = cent.
Of premiums earned, or orer $1o0, 900 10 Gus.
toners on the business Of the past year. TLis.
taken with the dividend Of 1855 OF 80 per cent
1877, 50 per cent. and easl. capital Of 800.
wv with surplus Of over 100000, we think
pany.
They hare an agency in this city a. No. s
Clark street,-Mason i Co., Agents. iyIY.at
, 1859-07-19

EPECLAL COMMISSIONERS
~ ~. MORTGAGE R e E. s4LE~whe1.a% On the t,a jar Of
to lie rnc cerfsnst ~; saeea.sa a.. atorsKe
palent q ~ uFeo protn1asoy nnte. Of date Hith ,d
ao1k3ee TOT nYoae !aars ani txrnty nre rrnts earh
ta5.ee e ore two mi tnre fuo ihr die frpect
rely tothe and thereby ra0rte lt lot tvn RI
IN clock .eree III IN he county asison ID H.. ton Il
NoFnA Gtundy county. And. xhsrtas Hiram H,Grn. oo
tne t..sh dsy Of !ane ls d HI to sns ua.
asfkd ~ sgea onntAs!oner to tic p,Ymc5t of
sshi1 ~ 1n1ss % % nots. of .te Vi ~ oser ot
t. r. ssf's'y ssf to 'hs ands.Atd and thereby uorxas
So t IN toT{n;ahp ~ y s: nsnh ef ran2s
ean;y i.nei. And .h.Esa sad prsx ka;6 mse Sose ss
taut IN The Of the two ts 1t ad ttts s,,1.i
aad nc ka koohnA hash m de default Tho plTrnf ~
the ~ q sid nctes maturing. Aov. tae1r.r Ia uuf.u
2asc nf ae TweFs IN sa4a respective ortxaxts tant. ~
I,ias Eets. Nass.s il Cbaoeesy TT cooH e.1of1
and Special Cocnls oner, foy The pu.1.ts Ia IA
r Fsfsd i.1 III o. II, tae ssheshsh a Aazu.s
aaeea 70 r. shs: edss fo1 esh ns1th .os q
= S e:se ~ q Y aoys sc!sel Paree. of u e.ts;e
or so much tntfe4 be nerrsasy uate the mnns
due On LID psl4xtory uptes wlih e,st4 1t taIe ~'
L-G: PAINE fEEEE.
Master IN chsncerT and sp<ei4l Ccuamst cu.r.
ChtcakO. IplY f~ta