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, 1860-09-06
Republican Rally at E1:in.

Ep1roRs pnEss Axp TRlnrSE:-We have hld
rousInG meeting here tonight the large pub.
lie hall being hlled, aud the best of spirit pre-
vai!ing. Addresses were made By Mr. Aruc!d
and Mr. spatIord, Of your city, to the marked
acceptance OF the audience.
The Wide-Awakes we're out in full force, and
escorted the speakers, in torch.light process
ssou, to and from the hull.
Tho Republican watch-6res arc burning
brightly in old Kane. We will roll up, for LIE
coin aud Hamlin, for i Yates End Arnold, ns
iority larger b. hundreds than any ever befort
given in this county.
, 1860-09-06

Especial Dispatch 10 the Tfess and TTiLuuc.l
De kALn, Sept s, 1eGA
The meeting here to-tiay has astounded every
body, both in numbers and enthusiasm. From
10000 to 5000 people were assembled on the
ground west Of the town. Speeches were made
duri3g the afternoon from three different
stands, by Cass:us II. Clay. Senator Bingham
Of Michigan, Joseph Knox, james II. Baker Of
Minnesota. j. F. Farusworth, and Isaac n. Ar
mold. De kalb County never saw such u null
ti!ude, nor such enthusiasm before. Nine hun
dred cheers for Old Abe! J. Y. RAxnAlL,
Marshal of the cay.
, 1860-09-06

BnrcE's Classical ScHoo1 FOE YoUxo LADIES
AND GExTLxxEN.-The sixth annual session of
this well known institution will commences on
Monday next Those parents who wish to place
their children under coed moral and eliQious
influences. with competent teacher md
limited numbez Of seholara, will find Ill these
advantages connected with this school.
We learn With pleasure thas Ar. Bruce has
reduced his tuition 10 - to bring these advan-
tages within the reach Of Ill.
, 1860-09-06
CIay and Bakers Appointments.

Clay and Nakcr-~ Appointments.
CAssrus NJ CLAY, Esq. the distinguished r;o-
necr Of Tree .om in Kentucky, will address the
reor'o Of Illinois on political topics at thu fol-
lowing lines and places:
j.!tt.. Thursday. Srp g.
MAY. cti~
Mr.. Clay will lie accompanied Mt all his mp
pointments, from Woodstock to Henry, by
Hon. James II. Baker, Secretary Of Stats Of
Minncs<tn who is an eloquent and able ora
, 1860-09-06

me:sias of ste % pe%o:rsey y ia ths city today,
The attendance was not Is large as was antici.
pated. Speeches were made By Hon. J. G.
Allen, Mexsrb. DodRe. ArDtzeu, and Mason. 4
considerable number Of torches are out in pro.
ccss,on this evening, accompanied bJ bands OF
rntlsic.
, 1860-09-06
THE CITY.
Auction Sn1e8 this moYnfAEs
ii sk n'clock Of Sune1Ior Furniture and Houfchold
Goods the salrFoos of 9bctt Sau7sun, Aucuonee1s
No, G. Lake stscct.

pEnsoxAL.-Prof G. Mirssole left 1cr New
York lust evening, for the purpose Of engaging
lady assistant to his school. He will return
bv the middle Of this month.
, 1860-09-06

REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING AT
wAGkEGAN.
The Republicans Of Lnke County arc to
have grand rally at Waukegau tomorrow.
Messrs. Lovejoy, Kuox, and Schneider Of 1lli-
nois and Doolitt|e aud Noble o. Wisconsin,
will be there and address tlle crowd.
Half fare tickets TO Waukegan and return
will I've issued By the Chicago and Milwaukee
Railroad. Trains leayo here at Gas il the
morning and those attending tue meeting cat
return 10 this city at $50 or 1890 in the eye
l:ng.
Let cur CITY friends who need days relax
a!ion from business, turn cut and catch lit
lie political enthusiasm from the "rura1 dis
tric,s.'
, 1860-09-06
anctlnn Sal&8,

RY GuBtRT d SAMPSON.
IL Aucsieaee.a u Lake street
SUPERIOR ucrSrtIrru Prpvtrrov r.pp,~,
AND orHEK GOODS. al AuG. iSS.
pn TnC RsDAs. September Oh, II * o'c1oek, - wtu
cur up atelfs kajrAoop. ID do7r No. q Lxre 1reef
ArEe Ind vauAhiu a4aortmen u eyerv Lid ri 1nmi
sos: "h!sh vii ne found squ.. to Kept ass
easY rocking an passor eh.l,s to stch soia. IN ~
nai lion ssat1e tatts and .tand hat tree rich
~, ani sa.ta = d h,ck md ,e<rxsa5e. vhaf-
us ose tfen. A1d cottage beda,<aas, lnuozsA
kt xIaAse1. ~"N" snA1s a"a soeAeta. 1oA"
6Fsse Vea!et AID lnxa!n C41peiz cut Ia auy ousnsa.
ntture, "~ - s @"AFo W W"
Salo o1flve ard without rr%ervx.
- Regular saes Of Furniture ind Hsus.ht,t f:oot.
rue.dAyA Thursdays and 4aiurcasa .hro ID he
we'll to Attxtd cur ale. n " ~
satd'1-st GILBERT ksANpSOy Arr%.
, 1860-09-06

senstor Seward will speak IN Chicago, On
hla return from Ainnssota, on the End d.y Of
October.
, 1860-09-06
f:AI1{EfALDlsS PROGRESS.

lHt atlI*iA Vi kl!G -1ME7ttA A014 AAtGt~
p.4,, viii, European edviccs to the oCth ull,
VIC have, briefly told, sic story ot Gariha1di's
cns4tiuucd Success. The report that he had
left Sicily, crossed the Straits Of Messina with
all bis available force, and effected landing
ii, C:1abrie-the most southern province in
the Italian reo;usu'a-was fully confirmed by
the 1',ltstihe's news yesterday; and now wc
have the fact that lc has attacked and carried
the city Of Reggie, the capital Of the province
and one Of the str,nglto!ds upon which the
King }Ial depended. Rsggio il on The Straits
VI Messna, but few miles from the S:clian
ci;y Of that name. 1t is place Of e, 900 peo-
rlc, is strongly fortified and has large trade.
1t is the MOS. important port in Southern 1ta-
ly, and its possession will give the heroic chief
base Of operations the value Of which militia
r. ym:n will not fail to see. From that point,
1cinfsced al he is by four thousand insurgeut
Calabrians, he can push his columns north
ward Ii! lis leisure OF as fast "a they arc inyi-
ted by the growing discomfort Of the people.
We may be too saneuine; but matters have
now progressed 50 far that battle lost BY the
NeapoIitan forces-and such battle is said 10
be immnent-would bs tic signal for gcne~
ral insarrrction throughout all Naples, the
flight Il the King, tue overthrow Of the aris-
tocracy and the establishment Of the popular
government, with Garbaldi as the lieutenant
Of Victor Emmanuel, at its head. II our an
ticipatious are correct and the yaticinations
Of European journalists are to be re-
lied on, the peaee Of Europe, will not
he Of months duration. The En1.
rcror Of Austria lives in the conviction TINT i
Naples falls, Rome goes next, and that hit
Venetian province is sure to follow. That he
will, without resistance, permit that consum
npat;on is grossly improbable; nud that Franct
1ud England will permit his further interter
cncc for the purpose Of forcing upon The 1tal
mus government that they loathe is mor'
improbable still. In any event, the solution
Of tue Italian question, row assuming ita jus
proportions, cannot ]org be delayed Diplo
macy may win now victory by the preser'a
ton Of peace; but to he uninitiated in tn
nicctics Of European politics, war never seem
I'd 80 imminent before.
, 1860-09-06

CnuRcH's Bksr RASPBERRY JAN from Sugar
Island, Michigan The best made. For saie
outy It No. % State street. nu8-2m
, 1860-09-06

- Messrs. Gage Bros. Il Drake are ahout
to sh,p further lot of 200 barrels of Onions to
New 0rleaus. That's right, get the South
ready for the election Of Old Abe, and aid the
incident flow of teArs
, 1860-09-06
IN EARTHQUAKE In De HALB.
IMMENSE REprBLlCkS MASS MEETING At
DE hALB.


Speeches by CAAstux m. Ciny, senator
1tanEhAKu. I0acfbta aknox, ) mes II.
l8Aker, i. r. FaFntsyortl, and
RsnaC N. Arnold.
, 1860-09-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

Go 10 John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired
They will Be- we'll done and 1t prices to suit ths
, 1860-09-06

AL should not fail to road the advertise
mrn1 Of Prof Wood in to. days paper.
, 1860-09-06

THE ONLY PREPARATION
l. THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF TEARS,
lad srors n,ors &.a more popular <r<ry dry.
READ TIE FOLLOWING:
DAr71z cax1K. Aleh Dee. eta.- 1eN.
rzor. woon: Tsee " ea-t ,ee pt line to lofosm
ago. causa By : compile aed chronic .s+ ate .ded
eruption the I'D eon.iauas course Of suffering
have ben abet ,1,!n sta for eaos neither hAve
been .be to II up IN eoat re- Of which my ~
t.ad ~ b,eIe of j ke.toIat.e ID - df.t ot
August las lhAve faithfully toowtd t e dse.tiena and
Ii spot Is na~ covered With hA.r thick t!sck,
so, ~: nx T. ~ e.s %y ataa
ey ~ a9a !, ,sxt .n1o1s M 70 pess,.ts in rs
r. n olst5 ~ htne .E.ns and ee to hy.i
~'''@ - '&' Thy fneai. I 'A~ ->( 'susAsSAH KIRBY.
,L,eo,u.. Noble Co, H., reb. sh: ,sso.
ses ss.. e. .z s ~ Ia sS .a Luz
hat in the sho .pase Of t.e .ho!e apr*t
of M h;aa horI ate1 o*came gray, 90 ss yoa viii OF
s.a. 1rie - tns
much to discover TIE change ny
.pps 5anes :: ny Ho1e intimate aequalnsAaeea were 'e
IL caton to the st1llfat phr,tisn,
In country, bu receiving issuance fftH hem lha
ha1 could b ssas7ied w. te1esa to
the year le your kessotAnse WA mslted 10 III
BY dsuk1iu. tent The most reliable HAIR ha.tora
ID tlet one oettle, snd Sourd 70 y kse4t u fac
ton tha 1t producing the dEare1 enees. snce th i
ne have used doaIs worth OF youe Restorative
and 1eaQ have r!ea % It OF very sofs bAcE haE
Whlca MoueT IN buy.
TuY respectfully J.u1A A. H. LATTA.
Att -rner md Councillor II Law.
OIL wO1D CO. rropnctJr,. 4&s Broziwa., eev
Yak and l!+ Mr1et street 81 Lo1ts No.. aaa sold D
All so3d bright, and FAney Goods Des.ess.
| WRoa1sA11 orsr.. C11cAoo:|. u. Park. 0. F. Ful
Ter 60. ;. heed Co.. emlta. uuJer Gs'o. Lord
en4tk. md GAe Bfos. se6 &QtAaly-We0T
, 1860-09-06
Major E=.1e*ton'k Appointments.
Major ERHlcstoa. Il prominent Ohio RcpubIi-
etn, will address the people at the following
rl.ccs, in connection with other speakers, on
the days mentioned:
Judge Eust4ce,A Appointments.

1u.iee Eus1ace Of this city will speak on the
political questions Of the day as follows:
NhfrhAn. hAn.......................,...Fn Friday, sth.
ClF:t't1n. Sa-ustay, sl..
Speaking at o'clock in :he afternoon Of each
, 1860-09-06
10000 Pe0uIe Present.

The NURTH PART or OLD ADAMS IN
COtNltL.
, 1860-09-06

VERMONT ELECTION.
Vermont is ono Of the States in which
Douglas was, according 10 the ioasting Of his
followers, making enormous gains In his
quest Of his mother, anu in his search for the
*,;rayc Of his father" he visited Vermont, and
repeated that same old speech half dczen
times, more or lesE, within its borders. The
election Las just beeu hcld, and the result Of it
shows the utter emptiness Of Douglas boast
lug, hut The steady, onward, triumphant
march Of the Republican idea. The little band
Of so-ca!led Democrats h1a bcen again dec;ma-
ted hy tue saving grace ot Republican truth;
and though few Of them. with courage which
would be praisewosthy in better cause.
still lola out. 4 few years mora and
not man Of them will bs leh-
Four years Of Republican rule will convert
tbs last one or II my should remain blind
and deaf. they wilt leave tue State
The noisy fellows who do Mr.. Douglas
wind work in the West, may be assured that
the reform in which Vermont is engaged will
~ on elsewhere with accelerated apee5, until
the system Of fraud, hypocrisy, tyranny and
atheism, which men now call Democracy, is
mAE, l,owerless in American politics, if it be
no. utterly uprootcd in the American mind
aud until tue ideas for which the fathers
fought, arc restored to their old supremacy il
ossr national Legislation.
, 1860-09-06
THE COUHTS.

ScpEz1oR CouRr.-The Superior Court is
now III session.
C1nCuir CoCRr or Cook Co.-The GRIND
Jury Of the Circuit Court hare found true bills
for murder against Adam Hagermann and
Thomas McEnroe, both Of whom are now in
jail.
The jury panels are completed. The lists arc
as follows:
Grand Jurors.-D. Richards, Thos. J. Holt,
John Ludwick, S. II. Rosaiter, c. ". Boorman,
4 F. Long, ?. 7. CurrisF, Spencer Allen gohn 4
Rankin, A. X. Peterson. J. ?. Brewster, b. +.
Chase, L. 7hompsop. i b. Brown, J. J. E.
ling. u. Il. Husted, VIM. Carpenter E. y.
Graves, ". Huschings, II. Deal. A. S. Fay, G.
Il. Chapin, c. L. ElIiYood-
I:f.. Juror for IL j6r.t rexk-o. =: Aer-
rick, F. H. sleeper, II. u: Ellleott, Jehn n.
Norton, Reuben Taylor, J. ". Taylor. P. No.
Manu-, s Almond sen, i. Henderson, u: Gray,
wn humbaFn; ~ James s Hns'ey' =: sine!.,E' Sast.'
Waller 4. hills, 4. McClel1and, A. Torklinsen,
Raymond Sais, E. Alexander, II. J. Myers.
, 1860-09-06

sD The journal speaks Of IA new Musical
Society on foot" Have the fraternity become
thus reduced By the horrors Of "the middle
passage" to St. Joseph1 However, here Is the
rest Of the item, Of which we most heartily ap-
prove:
We hear that project is on foot among some
Of the first musicians Of the city TO organlz= the
Chicago Choral Society, with view Of concen.
tratipE therein the best musical talent 10 be
found in Chicago, and preparing it Tor the pro.
duction of musical works Of the highest charac'
ter, in style which is now impossible. The
want Of such q society has long been felt in Chi
cago.
, 1860-09-06

THIRD WARn REPUBLICAN, CIrB.-There will
be q ue.tipg Of the Third Ward Republican
Club On this (Thursday) evening, ut e05 Ran
dolph street. att o'clock. All Republicans Of
the Third Ward ara requested to be present, Is
business Of importance will coma before the
Club. CALVIN D'WoL1,
President,
n nr axr Eecre&arv
, 1860-09-06

LINCOLN RAS6ESs.-Thsre will be meeting
Of The Company this Thursday evening. A.
eight o'clock for the purpose of eleeting officers
to fill vacancies, aad to transact othes business
OF importance, which will come before the
meeting. GEo. ". GAGE,
Jos1rH T. JASts, :ec'y. Commsndant.
, 1860-09-06

EVERY NAN HIS OWN Ban 7ExpER.-With
copy Of lacour on Liquor and barrel ef aleo-
hol, you will be enabled 10 make any quantity
of whisky, brandy, rum, gin, schnapps, vinegar,
aad host Of other drinkables. We Say, get
the book at AcNalIJ's and do Jour own drug
glng 70 suit your taste How would it sound
to walk up to . fashionable grog.vender and
ask him Tor some OF his best mixture Of the fol.
lowing:
, 1860-09-06

TIE TRAyEL.--Travel Is beginning to be
brisk and the movement Of the travelling COM
munity large. There were one hundred and
nine arrivals at the fremont House for the
twenty four hours ending yesterday noon.
Other hotels show like increase.
, 1860-09-06

TnE RECEPTION OF TIE pa1ScE.-6elore the
arrival Of 4. p. Wales, we sincerely trust that
the Comptroller will furnish the drinking hy-
drant at the northeast angle Of the Court House
square with couple Of drinking cups, which,
if made Of good tin, should cost about ten cents
apiece. We should be heartily ashamed to have
our expected visitor, who is about to return our
Mayors call, learn that all through the present
heated term TINT hydrant has never had a
drinking cup. VIII Mr. Ward attend to this, ..
sball it be done by the Third Ward, in which VIC
believe the hydrant is located?
, 1860-09-06

Tue HISTORICAL CuA1E.-Among tue articles
on exhibition at the Wiswam il finely carved
library chair in massive oak, taken from the
timbers Of old Fort Dearborn, this being the
first building material used in Chicago. We
are glad 10 notice that it Was yesterday pur-
chased BY Thomas B. Bryan, Esq., and will be
placed on the platform 1T Bryan Hall.
, 1860-09-06
Nem embellishments.

- c. r. 6CRIVxH, kdrevttsia9 A=<~1, d 0+arAor1+a
y o.Tssrd to Tacsss Ad.essssas fer III s~i a! q,
1.sds"s Papsra Of At North Wtz& jal-h5s4y
, 1860-09-06

Tue NEW SHERMAN HousE.-We passed an
hour very pleasantly, yesterday, in looking
through the immense unfinished interior of this
noble structure which is now being pushed for
ward under the hands of small army Of work
men. Every part has been done in the most
thorough manner and without spariug expenee
to secure substantial results. The roof is now
nearly finished. aud the plasteres are busy on
, 1860-09-06

Acc,DESr.-A young lad driving IN express
wagon do*n South Clark street yesterday after
noon, suddenly found his vehicle stayed and
himself dragged over the front Of the wagon,
while the horse, after general wreck Of bar-
ness and shafts, cleared itself from the craft.
1t seems that tho builder Of Iopson's new
block left, most careless1y. an iron pin used to
hold 7errick guy, sticking up in the pave
ment. Fortunately the accident WAS no worse,
but the builder should pay the shot.
, 1860-09-06

PERSONAL. L. MRuldiu aud family,
Alabama: Goy. Il. z. Willard and lady, Indi-
ana; Col Reeve, q. ST.; Gen. T. Ffeealan
and family, Mississippi; Hon. Jsmes Hill and
family. Louisiana; J. ". Deals and wife, Bos.
ion Io.t; s. Il. Nortleet aud wife, North Caro-
lima; C. T. Nash and family, W.B. Walker and
family. &C. Goodrich and family, n. Gordon
and sou,J II. 1saack and son Of New Orleans
and Hon. John Harris, Omaha City, are noH
stopping at the Richmond House.
, 1860-09-06

A New DEv1cE.-One Of our New York mer-
camille firms has invented new line Of literary
effort. Messrs. Partridge. pinchot Il Warren
offer through our advertising columns a prize
Of $3.50 for the best treatise on the origin and
progress Of paper.hanging and the decoration
ofhouses. If this enterprise shall have the ef-
feet Of introducing more cultivated taste into
the decoration Of our dwellings it will merit
general praise.-1I. 7. D1lg 1Imss.
, 1860-09-06

McNALIY l. Co.-We have from The publish
ers, through EcSally l. Co. Of 50 Dearborn
street, "Earrative and Adventures Of Travel
ers in Africa" by Charles Williams, Esq.
Profusely illustrated with Eagra'inga. Vol.
Eoxu S~ort. Dict T. E;tvoern1d
, 1860-09-06

ITO RENT-IIoust Nos o and II
\ Phss 1i,ee. IVES: ptVaon. two scrv fr.nt,. Sit
Also, 1Age cass frame dwtl Ing With caEiazc h1rn
tpt.ous Jan1S DC location tswen stE Ez.
beth and kuck.r reets k4@n% In ltnu No. nj
Wells .tIeet q In No. 1+thsre3 street. Apply to E.
H. CUMMINGS HAL AsiAte udee, NJ. IL Ci4.k street.
. 6Kst
, 1860-04-27

Bs sTE11ss4rn: 1<~ Tnzs. Ap-r:s.
F1otR-T1thort 1u,teIfal ehanfe. The dc1aanc hc ay
ss. ssy s. s. 4 : =
~ fol. xtE. DO: e5.s aso snser ses'e.o: s3ts
shpp bral.s cx.r4 f.uld os7 atkrt closing
a. nd strhdy will pseattc oetc J., 1c4zc Cana
;. 4 % ss.d ~
3ofo' com.n TO chocc eAta. Kvc bur t.e.d. ssnau
Ms ! A.; i & ss's s :ss &
DrAtdy wlnc II asas Iii. and puncheons sls:3.
"H1skr4n sood request at better prizes. salss 100
6s.rS-,The whe=. market e2enea qa!e: .rd scarcely
{. ssa i e f. Sc e. III cs
px a. Il ~ Cd 4 H. Gus 30 ofs 70
:ss n,a wf %s'c5 s e;
So sae = i az
1ss Wse e ~ y La SC noassn nd IL
Yellow al ss md s:5 oass plsa.t aad n oaesa's
F1st-N-1krt h1m wl,h moderate business doing At
UNCHANGED psee:: .n,, -. ha,., s,,e. 1oo,.,,p po..
a. tI7c? - foE nc .shs i:er "a cH's ts r'iss
s!51 ff old ~? - for thG mes ~ y !nr nsw
S e. 9 s.s, f:< s. Ss e.
.9s to1 eoun.1s 70 e ni an M
ss1ea Il , vi ta, ns M. s.' 81
pfmds Tse sai ~ y, thass o
saes - oT Ioxeie Baooa It S.'sa i, :"9 g. r.. r.
a e e. Uste: ;s
a.s, 10 T. - At :xstE; X; es; e;h
81: ;:; e s.ss III i
- haE Masae no At s@x o4E' Costa hca NJ isA@. snd
ss9 pp9!pse ps,s. o. I'd ID active ch,sR1x
S:a e. - - 81 p. rs ~ ~;
~; fae Nalivsx III Gen 9ss k.ie oh bon GAGS
, 1860-04-27

WASHINGTON, April &c -Ar. Fay, the United
States Minister to Swi zerland, in 4 rcce1 let
ter to Secretary Cass, saYs, speaking OF llis ef
forts on behalf Of tue Israelitss, there is i con.
tinual visible movement Of public opinioa IN the
right direction, and that in all probabilities the
restrictions on them will be gradua II abolished
The question has been before the Federal As
sembiy. Count Wa!ewski has authorized the
French Minister to take every measure he may
deem proper to promote tho just demand Of
the Uuited States in the matter. The British
Minister will cooperate. lis predecessor h4v-
ing beeu-iu>trrcted by Lord Clarendon to III
form the swiss Government Of the sincere sat.
isfac.iuu His Majesty's Government would feel
to learn that tho disability had been modified,
il not entirely removed.
When the steamship Roanoke shall arrive as
New York Quarantine, she will, in acc ,rdance
with the action to daJ Of the Nary Department,
be ordered to Hampton Boads, whence the
japanese embassy will be conveyed in steamer
to Washington to be formally recelved by the
President before visiting other parts Of tho
country.
It has transpired to-day that Senator And.or
Johnson looks with no unfavorable eye to the
nomination Of Judge Douglas. The Tennessel
delegation ut Charleston ere probably scarcely
ignorant Of bis vlcws and feelings. Senator
johnson has never given any approval Of the
agitation tor Slave Code, sAyin;; III at j. could
not be got, even if there Was anr thing advan
tageou. ia its adoption,
, 1860-04-27

Tur New YonK CASA1s.-The Rochester
Union of the eth says that ".hc water is noT
being Let into the canals, preparatory 10 the
opeuiug OF navigation on Wednesday. Wattr
is comiag iuto The Eric Canal quite freely,
through tie Valley Canal aud feeder, and it IS
also coming from the west. Tho wafer was
.threo feet deep al albion carly yesterday morn
ing. and it is nrarly two fee: deep at Rochester
We do not see any reason why the canals should
no. be in order at the appointed time. the 18th"
Az OrraA1lox N WooL.-The n. Y. Journal
Of En7amt1tt states TINT tho Custom l1onse
AUTHORITIES recently stopped si1 carEoes OF Wool
{ihrec in boston aid THREE 10 New YorS1 Which
were otei cd f,r flee entry rndcr tho ret OF nd
hitting wool OF the v:!uc Of tWenty.iye CENTS
aud under Il. the port q! txp"rtn:lon, ir"e OF
duty. Tho Vigilance If tic Gusertment l,:s
bctu rewarded ty cens1des able addition to the
revenue. Tie thscc Boston lnpvr'crs we're
obliged to pay duty OF 81, ,0a1. instead OF oh.
tuiuin. fre permit Teoni The .lree cargcea
entered ut New York are still held BY tho au-
thor1ttcs, l,nGer ad>isement+ The o;nes was as
scssed 24 per cent. duty.
TuE SrAyE TRADE AT SAc1SAT.-Thc past
winter las been unusually favorable Tor The
prosecution Of this business, ia consequence OF
whicl, IN almost fabuiuns amount Of sfavcs bare
been manufactured. and are now awaiting ship
ment at this and other points along the river.
Que OF the heaviest dealers in this art:ce is Mr..
VIII am hinder whose head quarters are in this
city, with agencies At East Saginaw, Bag CITY,
Zil.7aukie End st. Charles, a; each Of which
points larsc Quantities l,.ve been delivered As
the reanlt OF Sir Binders operations during the
past winter, We are credibly informed thEt be
alone will ship t'y iu'l carGocs of staycs during
the ceming teaso9. Extensive rs Mr. flinders
purchases have been. il is but HI individual ia-
stance, as other dealers hive operated im this
market TO considerable extent. IL the absence
Of reltahlc data, VIC ATE unable to inf,nm cur
readers US to the precise amount of this busi-
ness, but we feel assured that it will be found 10
largely exceed that Of aug other f"rmer year
4Soyiua,o Spirit gf the Tina, Apra is.
, 1860-04-27
Daily Review of Chicago 1iarker.

TuCusDAT EvxsIscs April SS.
FREIGuTS-SteaGr. 6ch1 Coust~r!gas, vhcat from
Milwaukee t. n. i. at 4e .chr Eebecea, wheat frl this
port to Cleyelan ut scars Gsac. Greenwood aEd n
.i1c,h,c corn 10 Buff 10 At e.. rcAr p4tsoss wea:
Mlx.ulec ia osseso 1t ee; .chr wilmington, what to
Kingston i. 6]c: tcu, Ge1stt smith, wheat to Ao.t.eal
m .ch, cuvahora rom to Port vtllcrncatse.
Fl F1ot,R.Reein,s. 1,ssu,1. ia tcl frl,. Salts xcre
,snhr D1,ct Earth" ep,,uy extra a. e. 1t DEL: 80 luis
ocd,,, s,n- ..r, =, "a dat ucya rtw,.1
On A., noo b,. 1ortrort n xd,uu1c nj 17x;
1rn RE RIA, CIV ro,.d noon. vt k,c3 20 b,1s do
r hoo, ~ a. N an hr. rhee cxtra fla .r-o lots,
:, .-sn
<trI sTurFs N 4c,, cood ,sit,,nvs s+ &.3 det
7..1x.r D.. ~. * NJ. tu. shnnpn ~ as tr. 4d
rnncea 1a1.c salcs vec to3pu 80 i srrinE at alos
=, .n, -, - -. ,,,.a,. ,.... :, m, b, M
:, " ~ H., do a. a - In .,cre. Ynnop
s''.-e " ~ s,,, ~ .,-,,v a. a, M -,
~ w ~ =, w. - -. -. 49,. -rn IN, 4
nse. ~ - w. 80 - =, 49, - eoe ,,.,. ,s,-,,"
s..eo M =" ~ w S' "@''' ''@ ''A~ 'NSN ~
NJ % " 1't''s''
CORE-R:ce7p's s6sss bu; Slipped. sa s4iba. Marker
huoysaf and adv-nced SsAc If4nsaeaons were neas'
rs folows:-3ooo tu o'nn.2n ts:Sez LIKED ~ ao'
40 ba Canal n 49c fob l. too hu oo q. eoe l. % w.
0oo bu No. IL lots ooc In sfofc; @oe on 90 al Ss
o:e; 1900 su DO at obs ha 90 At Ole II fso':
800 bu do 1t blHc Ia ssft ooo tnao II &C IN ssefe
5000 b. d. at ia stoe bu 90 at 23e IN ete'e
60o1 bu No. at 4sc IN ft'Te lpte ea oo Il IN sost
60c0 do ii 43c in s'osc o III DO Al sle II u; lao
tn c4ted ia It" bu do 1T &c IN sso'e Nv