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, 1860-09-21

ST. JosEru, No., Sept, Goth The Pixies Peak
express arrived here lRst evening with $45, ,695
in dust, besides some $40, 900 or $50, 900 III the
hands of paeeerg.rs. This is tho heaviest
treasure arrival from the Peak this season.
Business at Denver City is fast revirinE aad
the streets present very lively appearances.
The hot weather is about over and cold weather
coming on, pa1ties are beginning to arrive fsem
the mountains for the purpose cf purchasing
their winter supplies.
Discoveries OF silver continue to be made,
which premises to yield well, and is exciting
much attention. a creEice from i've to six hun
dred feet in length, where it shows itself to the
surface in solid ore, is reported to have been
discovered. Several Assays have been made
With different results, ringing ia yAlue from
oae hundred to esventeen hundred dollars per
tcu; ard pure silver is found in large quanti-
tiea iu slulces ia the Big Blue. Nuggets wr!g}l-
icg cne and half ounces have beea rakea out.
Other reports are in circulation that tee Gre
is worthless, and that these reports are c!rcu-
lated very iudustriouslr BY men ofcapita1, who
think by this course to buy many OF the gold
claims for almost nothing. However, the silyer
mines are being inspected, and if they yield
anything near wha. IL reported. mnny millions
Of dollars vii, be realized yearly. God claims
continue to pay as largely as ever.
TIE coaches to and from Denver City are
crowded eYc.Y tfiD.
, 1860-09-21

;, The Empress Eugeria has passed portion Of
me Aumner season at Les E1ux Boppes. d.
lfghttuI resort, a. the bass Of tbs Pyrenees
Here, Like Vicioria at Balm orel, she has epjoyed
herself aa asy other healthy aud beautiful no.
man might, rompiny up and down the rouu-
Tegularlty. Her appearance aud doiugs are
thus described in letter published in tia Nc
bile k9isser, from d Aobili1n, who has been at
visit; f@ ~ nef
Ne have hsd q allow, drizz1ing rain ever since
We have been here. TIE Empress has been
standing cut in It all day; see her ~ write,
ing OF stakes to mark ,the new boundaries Of
The square, -
Eaux BONES consista Of oue long street. all
hote!s aud lodging houses. In thn m;ddla
Of th1s street. which is rery wide, is square
planted With trees, under tie shade OF Which
~. IRE benches, where invalids sit all day. Well,
the Empress is hera for The frst time, and. OF
COURSE, must do something to commemorate
her slsls; go she Is going to havs au iron fence
nithinit.
lscppcss you would like to knew how the
Empress leoke. had good look At her this
morning. as k1elt very rear BY, through three
qol1e small, there are no peNs, and the people
seemed almost pil=d o. each other. The En-.
press is Of medium height, rather prominent
rose, large eyes, complexion quite pale, not
handsome. She usually wesrs black silk
dress, With q gray aack, bisck straw hat with
leather; her dress pinned up all around, to
Keep It out O. the mud. I came near running
ovsr hes, or she over ne, yesterday. was
coming from the spring, picking my way care.
iuliy down the mountain, looking where I was
putting my feet, for fexr OF tumbiioe, rs it WAS
veIy mucdy and slippery. The Empress was
toillng up with the sams care, aad We wero al
mos! mos On eseh other without knowing il. Her
oress was covered wiki mus, az she was Just
fFom her "su.reyin3 expedition"
s:a-lsia mas just ccme in frcm his Journey
up the monntsiu, with his handkerchief full Or
snoT si.9 balls He says be net the Empress eoin .
stu hiEhsr than hc vensursd, with her keirts & :
Mnpea p91 up. VITA tive q tix attendants, and 3
ooTkeE Tl carrying provisions for lunch. -
TIE city Of harseii1es (ssys local i1u,na1,
intends nan to od=r diamond bracelet wcr;h 10.-
prozchioE visit to tha: p.ace. III to b. orna.
arns nentsd ~ w,.h large mediation, be.ring The
atms @ ol NE city, and 10 the Interior OF tbs me-
q Gallon which is to be opened with spring. is
poftfal' Of tha lrape.ial Prince.
, 1860-09-21
Cao21oE Scenes...Lola mputcx...ts Cen.
t1cmAn Ee0Fress kfarrert

%4oHA0& sCene8e'eLo1A MnutCXss.ks G en-,
tleman GeoFge'' barrett.
a New York correspondent gives an affecting 2
a:eount of .he" closing scenes" in the lives o. i
two characters who hare been, u. orc tins
eminent In their way. OF the recent dea.h oI
Nr. Barrett, distinguished as "Gentleman
George" be writes:
That word poverty" reminds me That poor
Gentleman George" Of The drama, is m
more. George. H Barrett was d glorious fellow
in luis time, and many thousands Of doliara la
he received during his professional life, {tor -
played; as child. Cora's infant, in "pxatro.' !.
1t the Federal Street Thea!re, in Boston, and
came out at twelve, as Young Noryal, here. at
the Park.} But who shall tell the ptivations h.
silently endured who picture the anguish Of
his sensiti7e feelings, al he gasped avay biz
Life, somesimes in actual want, and rartiy in
the possession Of the commouess domestic com.
fortsf When the Dramatic Fund was compelled
By its bad management 70 curtaii its anpujti.s.
Barrett was ..aa.oun, with hisinteEestipg family.
ALMOST entirely upon the kindness c. his friends
They we're not forgettpl; bgt even the best Of
frieu... uaus& fail to realizs the manifold needs
Of the sick, The aged, the dishearterea, tie ps.
euliar sufferings which none can feel, except
those who, accustomed to florid existence, zre
tied down in the frost time Of Life to ford both
, 1860-09-21

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2o-TAe War Depart.
ment has relieved Capt. Meigs from all duties
assigned him in the special orders Of July. IL
is directed to immed.a.ely turn over to Capt.
B-uham, Chief Engineer Of the Washington &c.
qusduct, all the booke, moneys, plans, etc.
pertaining to the same in his possession. CAPT.
Meigs is also relieved from the charge Of rhe
construction Of Fort Madison, and is assigned
to the charge Of the construction Of Fert JET.
ierson, Garcar Key, Florida, and will enter upon
his duly soon as practicable.
LII. Sibley's bid for the Pacific Telegraph
contract is the orly one Eow before the Secre.
taary Of the Treasury. The others having beea
Withdrawn. his wes the highest, being the max
imum limit. Some pre- imipery legal questions,
however, remain TO be decided, but the p.oba.
bility is the contract will be awarded to him.
The Secretary, it is known. is desirous Of plse-
ing the work ii such hands SIS will ut once un-
dertake and complete the line.
Tbs receipts to the Treasury last week were
$1,177, 900 or $4,000 zors than the previous
week.
, 1860-09-21
The t5seSfer5a Express,

(oH1ei and operated by tbs Ccmraay) VIII be fua oys.
the ew fcrk Cea:t. K.i':txa 10 l;fso sni cannecs
Fla e s7:ous Kzata sE ata;e Lines Of Pt,e!' rA
~ Canal. ~ @
CatI. aeG see.sKe tac.. Of these Stsar
es have bee! -t'ed so expressly With the coac1
a1d &4fety Of psssec9e.s-
s.tes Of sn Fs.xe. app!y to the Aseas. II
C"nE:ct-. !. &c oGses tic Mesfe,r rznsrorfsttcn
GCb1a2ETx - - . e-NNs0
, 1860-09-21
The Pacific Tele.r1ph,

onAHA CI7r, Sept oo.-Dy the messenger
just in from tue plains. we learn that the tele-
graph poles arc set within ninety miles of Fort
hesrny. and although they have to be hauled
lhs company are putting up five and six miles
per day. The psles will be up to Fort kearney
by the middle Of October, and the wire about
the first Of November. The company has pushed
the construction thus rapidly in order to hare
the line ready to transmit the November cleo.
tton news BY Pony Express from Fort Kexrny,
which Will ensure gain Of nearly two days
upon the present time.
, 1860-09-21
Financial B111 G1p1mmcretal,
MONETARY

TNrxzuAT EyIx1Ee. Sept. 3. 1sG1
r Exchange continues rery close At OF one
q cent. premium. Currency tsp1enty snd gen
e,a.ly the market il working smoothly, and is
oasv in ever line except exchange More &c.
tire shipments uithin the next fen d'ys will
relieve the market.
Gold-buying rates a@l I cent-seling 1lG
II. Little wanted. ,>
L. BAAauK SA11osAlE, CAxADA.--Responsi-
b1e bAnkers and merchants iu Montreal have
advised one ef our firms hero 4hnt The notes OF
L.Daaque Rationale are received freely in do.
posii by the other Canadian banks. 4 large
commission house here has re!iable advices to
tue sams e4aet. The eourco from Which this
ic!ormatfoa' comes induces Us to believe thst
the concern is SOUND n7d reliablc.
, 1860-09-21
Another GREAT Sprecl1 by MR. Seward

Another Great atSprecll by MR. Seward.
ST. PAUL, Sept ls.-Seuator Seward made
today the great speech Of the campaign. He
looked to The scquisition Of British America,
Russian America and Spanish America. and
to see the American people coming to the har-
mouious understanding that this is lard Of
freedom aud free men, and that it is the land Of
the white MAJ, aud that whatever elements
there are to disturb its present peace will before
long pass away without endangering this great
Union.
Talking Of the threats Of The South tn dis.
solve the Union, lie asked, Who is afraid? no.
body ia afraid.
. lie propheslea that the time would come when
New York would cease 10 be the Empire State,
Pennsylvania would cease to be the Keystone
Old Gominion. Tbs New Dominion, The En-.
plre State and the keystone would be hereafter
in the Mississippi Valley.
, 1860-09-21
Tie Prince Among the VTolve crimes.

DE7no1r. Sept e0.-The Prince Of Wales
reached Windsor ct eight o'clock this evening
By special train fr2m Hamilton. After tue pre-.
senta1ion Of addresses from the Mayor and citi-
zens Ct Windsor, the Royal party were escor:cd
on bcard the steamer Windsor, which Ind been
beautifully anti appropriately decorated foc the
occasion, aad crossed over 70 this clly. On
board the steamer we're Gov. Wisuer, t.e Mav-
or, Common Council. and number Of pron:i-
Eent citizsns, who were presented to his high
ress: after which, ind when the boat had reach
ed American waters, Mayor Buhl formally vel
comed Baron Kentrew u the United States.
Array.d in the river opposite The city was q
large h:et Of river Rnd lake veessls, TIER rig.
girg tastefnlly decorated with variegased iigh:a
and hung win banners, enblems, and woras Of
grcstipg.
As The steamer bearing the royal party passed
through the feet, each vessel threw u perfect
shower of blue lights and Roman candles, max
ing one Of the most beautiful displays ever wit
messed. The royel party landed At tho foot Of
Woodward avenue, where they were received
bJ the entire FIRE department Of the city. bear.
ing torches, and mcet Of the military, by when
they were escorted to tie Russell llsuse. Baron
Kenfrew and suite leave for Chicago tomorrow
mntuiar
, 1860-09-21
The Crops and Weather In tho South,
FLNKEasLI.

The rnris Senoe puhllshes1 letter from Il. Bradley
s%s Ct West Ten
ncsee nAy1x ooee1ved caose!y the ops Of The
ssa % Gu o1 III.
youI COLUMNS ny MELONS ., tie condition q
e e st1a Is M w1isg
crop vii. Let Il u,1ch short or average crop iaao
s'sa Z sas
be an ave:1gr escp II cr fosals sre tbas Tr iast
L * "a ssssp aff H. tS =;
year. and Il sn+w e;tspa,el being unehird Of =
s;me portions Jrol ~ pslt!oaas I'll Il
r.: ssont 81 e ls
.,s,sfs a n7 sr. st r.
The tEuutA tlat Las 1ua passed over Ill,
soE1n cAnoL1xs
4 1ett'r from Beaufort, ia:td The Eth sayt;
.sppo.e shs most in:eze.t.ag Il present VII be
e. psedea aea nsss aTs she hn ~
~ ae ; hs sswn are ,asynE np - opeaioe 10 tous
ltss< .ial GOD wls6 not is ~. of se se
Win o;Aer adverse eaa.es Lus eject xrelt aat u
The fooTIrE l. n e1i:aes frcm letter from al e1tee-
hare zen xooa many crop. 1aels both here ena In
crafty VII seSd y"a se cAss Tas, l'te of
NJ =; e. ;o s.
t:me5aA' lna.t Ter iho,e In ny tltua!.n. think
L.
plaint from others.
eores:ondent Of the Au5r!a Ch.or isle and Een.ne
ii nsy not Cs uu.ut.ren: 10 your .rsaer. t,o -.
p1aspec. q eF"ls IL thu tcctioc So f.r t.u lam
county lie I'd se.s ~
made. >-' >@@'~ 1 ' 0'4 - '-4' crop u e'':on
H. s sSsas Il; Athens
$fuSN I'm
sent q x nils 4 hts residence there VII b II ieast
II I'LL euo:y tie con- crop !. I'D I, le sot Ia some
portions Of the co7my tho ,e:o will b lager ap ast
+ the ep nion Of sny that tiers ro OCCASION for our
people take taneta to the scarcity Of cam il
Tse in oFs!a Vi" MT be 20 .hors =. ha4
Ths sfop II all lie West premise. to bs yery b,upu
= w4ss ss, i ss d 'sr S: s = .
fully to suppose tlat anywhere eo-ra iwo 5l:s:s VII
ss;no tagp: # asaa ras pfiessha
ALABAMA.
Bt CLOUD editor o. the Cotton l1ue- hastne consulted
yal.ua sou1ccs of ,nsssnatos aue exchanges IerIs
% ,sa'a H., Tic r nsa
S,s pop in ous = as
MY t1iu!E soue corn 1c Aotle aud Molteomery. 6us
to lnasAe from tic ineior Than from lack oi esaa Il ths
a he
tt tayo: J.1y opinion p:edieatti upou ths k.ne:sI
~ vel uoastssood ty pasters, q ~ year for Esoa
dar LsfsJete whieh ies soal oi Ysesna
dc eeS. i !1as T. PpEs 1sseae Il
81
soo or:iaar5 o1 u. ke e NC, mtet t
,aq1 ~ r. ss b .esa 1.a ~.
Eeuec.. Sep. L.
sasse aso "a Il mott promising TX: iS.:
Ind cetn teen for p:ay ysasa sa}s:
eneusA to fesd the.peols Notalns tut starvation
m:ny poor taoef IA .he e.: ot yhen many sll nut
Vii not pseduoe f The pToipcct, ID ills
r. cSa;.sns g. ~ 1ea Advs. sscr of the 1:th says:
W. m a.g % as
.aa 15es e IT I'm e
Jsnasasee within the 41{ ten yeals Thin g owtE = Nv
a. ias s n.as ., Sos ss ao
tne h:Es farmer. ase scousase1 r-m attempting to
Is ia roaas i III County IL u 4
tne fIox saoua md EEeadauds and f4vnr Ca
Il hoes ios t. The further saa
1a5 sh1o.s ef aeox. Eoua taoln. and At..1na
osk .sa G sin ,,ss o.. ,. for ass
L xs t9 To- d ; I, fe Their
70 ID Is H. xl{tssr 2! not ihe
ha tat ~Sos ide e Sss ,s5s t. c In
slss 1ns 70 "a dPay e ~ .xays vhiIs
a.e cpeh g q = u sea spsPa
4 q as s,ss sse S.y
, 1860-09-21

Sjste0s OF Government,
!. Accordias 10 correspondent OF tba tYa-hi
sae oenase of Brazil numbers sixty men,be ~
ana Inc lover hnuse cne hundred and twcntr
Mno are elected by electors, who are cbosen
3fon 3 ard BY the people, each maa who is free.
loiaes nuM ana Possesses IN iccome Of o:e hundred
aol3ass per aanuua being entitled to the nr;1i.
!s8e ol vosing- The Seua:ors ure chosen for Iife
.ne oefo1les Tor f0ur Years. In the former. tht:
sanesaol OF the Emperor is necessary to the
caoIce oi the people; in the latter, there ia no
sasn sess'ic..uu. 1t is not required that can.
.lua,e ior either house should be native or citi-
z.h CT the province which be is chcsen to re-
PIeae:.. at the zame time, whilst SO much
power II vested 10 the government, the Brazil.
1hs 1;hs.. sre ss to enoy almost perfect democratic
Aoe1t5: Ine white, Indian and negro blood.
nn'en os found among gress masses Of the popu.
:!alon, IA eyery possible grade Of amalcama,iop.
!olnea ii the hereditary hatred between fhr
wha:e atd Iegro races, render it impossible to
narmoa!ze on the level platform OF . repub,i-
Itn government Che correspondent states
mat TINS mix ure OF biood prevails onlv anour
tne loTer cssaes, and that the nobility. Of Por,
toga gfzE1ee descent, hare kept lte;r blood
ales from aas'samaslag influences. TheT op.
pose, strongly, every extension OF privilege 10
she free negroes, aod are turning tteir <ff3rts
IL tne establishment Of i landed and hereditary
arstoe'acy, titles of nobility are now conferred
Tor ll1u ol'l!), which snail provo a safeguard
ai,a:nst Innovations.
, 1860-09-21

Fonr Sx17u, Sept. 20.-This morning about
4 o'clock 3 tire broke out, in this p'uer, which
resulted in the destruction Of tbs City Hotel
aud Jamison block. The value Of tbs buildings
destroyed WAS about 100000 The origin Of
the fire is unknown, but it is supposed to be the
work Of an ,ncendlary. Sir hundred troops
and seventy wagons from the plains, Capt
S:urgis commanding. arrived here yesterday.
, 1860-09-21

ST. Lor1s. Sept. ao.-A special dispatch to
the R<put.ic1n ssyB that at the Breckenridge
State Convention at Jefferson City to.dey, IS
cock. Of Greene county, presided. Nothing Of
Importance was done to- day, End the ConTen-
tion adjourned till 7 o'clock in the evening.
, 1860-09-21

PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
AMI CHICAGO RAILROAD.
c* 60 tleted aud ca:s from Chezxp 10 Ptbx1.xh
E:tso1t eh nGe: eonneetrE With the sTsat
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
TO Few 1ork. Philadelphia, EAsGo.e and Naahtr r.as
OJ. and athe!ltesor tawcs Of Pennsylvania NeE Ir-
fe{, SsE York. Naryl4t9. D.
e.cha-te ;! .akax this rnr:c, vii! hxvs tss berata
Aithe Eastern 14ssket l. no additional eost.
El{E4xe checked tarorgh.
Ttans ieast fheepot eo.ne9 ct Ca2al ast Van Burrs
StEeeta. Heas side. Is follows:
6so AA.-Ao:nink EEpfesa. t1i,T fSuttxys except<s
9FM.-Nlhfs EXPRESS. casly Saturdays excertsd,j
toa7eestnk asCrastLE- With CtevetAcc AID Lake ShurS
As1atto lfunsifk au1so, Fails. New York aus
Bos;on. A:a A .o:t -or towl3 ScE England yta Ntv
19ik Ceas..;aat New fork ard E:Ie !:al:racs-
Asc. soEsE to Eel1Msok- Zasesv:.le. Newark, NoEn1
xsfq2n. ssenns7Vlle keeling. And ssso:towGaof Gle
The abovt t7as c7Erees Fore.: With trsns On Aae
tlver koas = sgfe!. u:bA:k Da?tn AID C!nrfnnx
40 ~ s;ats Il LA&t -Dstton aad Cincn1at.s1Yec
FARE A. Low A. AT OTHER RuijTE
AseaEe:s ac==d East 1i trd Ills route beth peasnl
snd axeeahe paAnz through u11f Ct tte i7rrast a1f
LEES. Cites n he Uasted States. ~
atv5E II Ch!e.E a-y Of TIE yc... MI.
nag axcIs 1t The etots receive cs.tks
ana eoas1 tagxa=s fe Ct eEIEe the P.,sbu1Ef Asd
Tss.ts a. S,!ssfsnk aeeoaE7sT
esS saa y tss nnet: corner ct Ranto1 &c
chicago. ">-~S "-> -@ "as~1 "H:iA
oePNaeatarto TAX fer tekets hv Fort waT1s
j. r. PATRICK, TtcfetAxenk,
jas. ". MUssl'N. Fright Agent. .Chics5o.
.. ~ toEt.pA, Cent FErixht Az EaIczko. rx
, 1860-09-21
MARINE JOURNAL,


Pro, r. tss AESE g. 5s;sp III ;;rss5 :: 20
pe 81 I'd IL e.. e % ts
=: e: sisS :sss:;y
sa;k. nal. suPse,s .aEdHs; y. ,,,,
ba: irsn ~. pes';b s4 sa. req
r:oP I,asssh c.e;.. i!Sftio To- ,sns nd .ee, .
:5pkg: hIaxaI:, ~ bag esfss. lSU pk. - 5pfEs
Bark 6 8 De,hIei Gale. Liverpool. Ensla crates
ss s9ses sssse esa IT,: S's
.1E Dav!a aorri.: Kc,s. cl:veisad. 10 tons nj.
RI s.k VS. ss. ss. hsss IS sS s5s
BEE G,o;; 49,. avo;s, Wss.s9 go tqns @ coal
ssh5 sss[ s.{i tfTa shs,%sH sg " isbs
aam'
ss .
sell Louisa An. I!lsi. Ksamazoo, ii III Timber.
souT 9MTsf GO es: wss, 1o
schr k.wa1coa. navy. Grand Kyer. LII peea, tquare
schr Souseai catistiaa:on, Tort ruo, Is cords wood.
scar stphfn to Turner os"eS, 70 tons railroad
se,r Thornton, Tyt1. O:~eeo. 1is' bars n1s ,,on.
sehs FEansln: Gf.t'h sheboysaa, 70 m ssayes :ss bcls
schr Falcon, Nobe,t.. ocosto. 10 n lumber.
selr {Isret Am Yu!lia. G1aod iyss g sord. xoed
sesr i spencer: W.sso!. G1and kseis. Is N luater
schr 1sasr Chaplin. Peatws.e 1s6 pigs fsb. 81 empty
schrj Newhouse. Bartlett Buffalo, soo b. .a 4es ton.
schr E.Est wluF. Chase. Hu4lo COO bsls ta1t &c IN
schr Challenge. Reed. Gssnd Haven. e. n lumber.
Sehs Mu.k.Son. Mckay. Muskegon, IS N lumber.
, 1860-09-21

GRsAs4, Ill, Sept. e0.-At the County Fair
ground to-day, Samuel Rankin and John
Murphy got into fight. MURPHY stabbed
Rankin in the breast, killing him instantly.
Murphy WIS arrested.
, 1860-09-21

'-7e@@11At1Io 10VS1ttI G111C1LE :
D..re:t. E~t.v-d >. to:-.7: A.ccca. :rn~1 -.-.rs.
city cptcty IT lse s.c-. :c-o:no iaticas Ss1s-t u.
seE..A: t:pn4:o.. I'D co-stsrcn1t....
Interest Gu sa'aE!ts eaa nclY be a.we - c.1 p.rr.
x,ee:sl e1t i.r. eeen II As.e tc II ut e.xe:
t9s<@91
, 1860-09-21

Company.
II ksie EAsIn.,....,Fuda.o,
II N+ts stseft.-.....Is.stcr-
l13 fter.....,,,......alh8rr.
A. E.CElve-..-....,..I.,:e4,
Eov1Ft + rh,.:ssen. III, or.
J. h-=nr + Co. Es.e,
T. T.: y; \ 's': Il C..5e.as:,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. J. H.
J. L. Hurd st:o. p~..cl..
Buf.hrrt, kiKk.AE.. Il &c.
EEstaac.
J. {. h-rsla1t. .See.Hyk7.,. !.
T'jT;,!!!tssas,II,:-1 !tssI: an~.:.s+.
Hatssw~y = i'en".
Green Ear.
, 1860-09-21
The Flliibuxtcr Chtef %ho.

~" oRtEAks, Sept 20.-The steamer Fran.
es uesas's, at aavsna, reports,,ha. II a'ker and
Ano!er PAD q, been shot By the Honduras Govern.
mole6ttd. 3a-
, 1860-09-21
Il Uat.I3I

3se'ss.s'.'..--......s...-..... &1los
There can be but lit.le doust that The Ken.
lucky returns, the present year, has furnished
bas's for the speculative purchases ct hogs
made the last month or two.
Bosrcx NARks1, Sept. 17.-CsEn Exchange-
The receipts since SATURDAY. have been 8.6G5
hrls fcur, &c, SEQ bu corr, 1884 do oats, A. do
rye, $500 do shorts Flour is very dull and
prjcas s1o almost entirely nominal. We quote
common braads Western ut s5 5o@5 IS; fancy
brands at $5.6o@G; cxtras at S6@e Is; aud gu
perior u: Sc 5oAs.75 per bril- including a!l kinds.
<675G7.s5 tor extras and s.. .5Q@s 50 for II.
pe,ior. In corn very little dong; the ea!es
hayc been d. 75@'sc icr Western nod Southern
yel'ow, aud 7e@73c for Western mixed. Oats
1t 4o@45: per bu fer Southern aud Canada. RYE
7s@s5,. Shorts $1s@le, and iine feed e2l Ge4
per ton. Tho stock OF grain in elevator, Sept.
II, was ~ follows:
Com sou.hstn ssiss
ret.,
Da1.eS Eu 7us
proyisions-Pork il firm, and has beec sold
at $l5@lG for prims; s2o@s1 for ness; ard
$22la3 Tor c!ehr, cash and mouths. In beef,
xa'es At Ss@le.5o for eastern and western:
Lard 13Ill4c in barrels and kegs. Smoked
hams looll3 per ID, cash and mcs. Butter
Ind chesee are steady.
CcxuEncx or BosroS.-Talue of merchandise
wxreboused in this Distric: for the week ending
Eept 1C, 1850:
fothe: o3s
Warchoused for catAsa-
h3 II 3o'sex sooas .,so,
Total wine. .sl.ass1
n
bu wheat. The market for 13ur il without
quota5fe change from yesterday, with moder-
ste demand for The hone tro=e, and occasional
inquiry on Eastern account. We continue to
quite whits extras at S 1895 Is. Ard red do at
$5.S1 as 90, figures which are 37@50c isao7e
shippers' views. The seles last evening and
this forenoon vera 200 bbls Superior at IS 81,
100 bbls do at sI 50, 100 bbls OF high grade ex-
IRA q: 1875, 100 bbls do st $500. There is no
perceptible change in wheat from yesterday.
For No. red S1.o0 is regarded ct present Re-
the standard price. at which tho demands quite
active, wish but few sellers. Sales srs reported
Of 900 bu Nc. wtits at 1.03, End 3 like
quantity 1t fl.0o, a figure cetainly beio1 the
ula1ket- Prices have not gel becomef&lfiy ret
tied eucs the recent heaTy decline. Etzn is
quiet aad steady at Soc Oats continues II good
demand. bat prices ar5 shade weaker, ship
pers now offering only e5:. Barley steady Ut
$l.0o@l.l2s q 100 1bs, Rye quiet at Soc
CIEAvE1Asp MARkET-Sept- 19-The recsirts
Of wheat this morning by canal aud railroad
foot up 11.0g0 bu. There were no sales Of
what en- 'Cnange. Flour-Market dull Fad
lever. Prizes unsettled and but little doin,, a:
arrange Of S4.s7i@J5.25 for extra to double x
ira red wheat. Wheat-Holders sdd bu5ers
couid not agree this suo.ui1g. and there are 10
transactions. Holders generally wanted Il U5
70: red, whilst slippers and miIlers offered
S10 @l.t3, and were indifferent =: that. Corn
Quiet ut 57@4s:. 0:!s-stesdy at &c On
t-Fck.
, 1860-09-21

CLEVELAND. Eept. la.-C1eared, bark Cievelaud,
EUFFAL0, s-rt. 1s-Arrived. yr,ps Nepsun.. Sails.
bEy. :hctgo: Gohe Pratt. DO. icaftd propeller. cJ
Aner1e. Doyls do s-hfs detaran, Foley, do; Ma
aQr, jackson, do Uaulet. I0nee, Do.
, 1860-09-21

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ County, ss:-0:toher Term. a. D. 1861 o. tie su
pet!cT Iourt OF Chicago Anna ouue vs. Iohn Ttuuz-
81 sad Jan Yoaag dsteadan, n sid nj, md sha o.
Sne IT &c sannot Be ,oan a7lnx tEis tsY htd
xi,sp 70 sad Jshn f.ua: md Il! person. taas
aed her eeit7n h nf complaint ust said ttcacant
IA the oee of ths cers OF :a Court the Qua:
de iheseot and That the1euptn SUMMON, In s.M c.a.e
ssutd cut or said ,ouE asast sai e eacaat irurrse
On lie u'at Monday of 'ctoh*E n1t =. the Court Atus
in the cit If CHICAGO. In .Ail Cooh Ecu1ty.
Ao. unless ynu tie Aali J7tn fouat :ra1 1e,son,I
be and appear before eaa Court the nsst day IT the
next hereof 10 be he'd at t2e kad cou}t Hu.c m
tie DIS. Monday Of Oetoeer uex plsa answer or ID.
uur to sad bill OF complaint the will Re taken Tor
thereof.
Witness n,y hand ut the C o; 'hIczzr this l1th Car
September, a. u. l-eQ. WALTER hIMuALL
Clerk If ea C:urt
Knox. Ere7Auz Kxr?, Solicitors for Complai1ass,
Ae:1-d&3-ltew+4N
, 1860-09-21

r Or ROCKFORD, BELOlT,
n Ffetpcrs. G4ena. Dubuque, Jsnssve Pr,;r1e ps
Ch!en U.hkoth Il c:osse 81. Paul. and al poi1ts Wesi
.HicAGO ASD NORTHWESTERN; r RAILWAY.
Two q ~ tr.in1 e1ye. VIE :-9.Ea ztu-cxv Er,, a.
60 pm-Far Eacklortaad JaasrvlA-- 90 tu.-S:ts
Ezpse4s.
Trims dsect through to At notpts n IL,
Northwest, and connects II ant Pr %
Wit NeatEe;n ter II. rau. &c.
kg Passengers 10. kocEfCrd take the DaF Exa,e.s a.
3ED. tain.
Sleeplrz Cars right tsa.ra.
eeis-T GEO. L. DUNLAP. Superintendent,