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, 1861-07-03

Flour, Wheat Flour Wheat
Last Week.....:.. 0,l1 a634lo 13,M6 a53aA
Same VIZ lasty'r. 2T60 6a,6a1 1857 105 l59
Since Jan. l.. III. .035 4.n2173 800, T75 5,Gs 70
Same tie last 1090 083 seas $50 2s 81
As compared with the movement Of the Previous
week, there is decrease Of 1,T3G bris Hour aad
13o,6s9 bus wheat In receipts and Of 1874 barrels
8oar and 257. Ito bn wheat in shipments. Ry re-
lueipg tour, it will be seen that We have shipped
thus far this year G5T7 80 bushels wheat against
2e51 Jos during the first hslf Of last year Our
ord Of the two laet crop movements shows an az
gregate OF T. s34 32 bushels OF wheat received 1t
ths city to date from the crop Of 1861 exclusive OF
bushels marketed from the crop 1885, to July l=t,
last year.-SeHtintI.
, 1861-07-03

TIE TRIP OF TIE CoMEr.-Not the loug.
tailed Celestial stranger, but Messrs. Good
rich & Co.'S beautiful steamer Of that name is
nIEounesd for excursion trips on the Fourth
of July, affording TO citizens delightful op-
pc1turity for 4 short trip on our noble lake,
The Comet viii leave her dock near Rush st.
bulge, at IA. ", arriving at Evanston at 10A
A:-t~ elve miles up the lake. Returning, will
leave Evsn6ton at II NJ, arriving here at P.
II, At T. ~, she will leave for night ex-
cu:tion cut upon the 1ake, with music, daa.
chg, etc,
, 1861-07-03

Elr6t board weak: second 0oald steady. No
Second board will be held for the balance Of the
week.
MoaE1 MATTERS n MnwAuKEE.-The gsnti-
mel OF this morning, sa5s:-
Money matters are in about tho same condition
1ees dstrust In Wisconsin currency, and this feel
ing will evidently continue until the people know
that the addttfonal securities are tn the handa Of
probably require week OF ten days yet to fully &C
compljsh the plan Of replacing the Southern secu-
rifles Of the accredited banks by our own State
see return Of that activity ID business, which,
until the last two weeks lent such thrifty aspect
TO our city. It seems to be the general belief that
shortly be made good; and We ind that quite a
number OF etorekeepers are now taking them at
par. But they will not, Of course, be restored to
ed]i untl theis securities aTe made good With
The Comptroller.
On account OF the Indications Of further disturb
ance to-day, the Second Ward Bank did not open
IN esrly hour, but thanks to tue efforts Of the
more intelligent class Of German citizens and the
presence of = large military force, onr city has
s y hoheF
There il comparatively little e1changs making.
and that passes chiefly through the hands Of spec.
there is No regularity at present in rates, The
banks draw to the extent Of their means for Gus
TONERS at 6 per cent premium, but outside rates
vary from Il to Is per cent.
TIE VAT TEE WIscoSsr STATE LoAs IS TAKEy:
The Milwaukee Wiseonsin gives the following
explanation Of the way this loan Is taken:
The bankers receive from the .
State, bonds to the amount Of $S00, GOO
The bankers propoes 70 pay to the
1st. 70 per cent" Of $soo,o00 in
caeh, to Wit: the sum off,. $56o,0o0
I'd. 30 per cent. Of $500, 600 By re-
turning to the State coupons
for years.. ............... $4,000
, 1861-07-03

TIE CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE.-McNa1ly'e
old subscribers will he rejoiced to learn that
he is prepared 10 supply them on his usual
3ite1A terms Eith this excellent epltome of
otticinl Congressional EeTs. The Louisville
Daily Journal and st. Louis Democrat are also
rctiyed on the evening Of the day Of publ
tor.
, 1861-07-03
FL0UR-The following table ehows the receipts
and shipments OF flour during the past week, with

The Flour market during The past week has been
exceedingly dull and depressed, owing to unfa-
vorahle news from the East, and constantly de-
cli1ing market in Liverpool, and ne hare to note
depreciation since the date Of our last weekly re-
view of S0G5c per brl. The trade at this decline,
however, has not been very actire-many holders
prcler1ng to ship and take the chances than sell at
present prices. LII the early part OF the week there
was fair demand for fancy brands of extra at
$4,000 GO; but towards the close the came grades
were sold at $9.6UG.3,75, and common to good at
$3co@3.30. There ia nothing doing in Winter
Wheat brands, except at retail. Corn Meal is dull
1t $1a.oo@12 per ton, and s1.60@1 Is per barrel
for kln.dried.
Much complaint ezi.ts among shippers with &c.
gard to the dishonest manner In which some MIL
lers put up their flour. Very often it La light
weight and not unf1equchtly the -four in the mid
die Of the barrel is Of very different quality from
that at the ends. We are happy to state, however,
that this does not apply to wellesablished brands
1t is very expensive manner Of saving money on
the past Of miller, for it ruins hi. reputation iu
Eastern markets forever,
Mill Stuffs continue drug In the nlarket-there
being little or inquiry, either for Bran or Mid
dlingt
We quote the closing prices OF Flour, &C., as
, 1861-07-03

supply the local demand, at 25135c, according to
quality. -.
H1GHWINEs- Received las. week, I'LL brls:
shipped, 142a brlB. There has been little OF no
shipping demand during the past week and the
market has ruled dull with sales at 12@13c to sup
p1y the local trade. To-pAx the sales were: 80
brls city In lots at 18c.
ALCOR0I.-The demand Is exceedingly light,
and the market quiet at 27330c 2 gal.
PROVISIONS There is yet nothing to report
In Provisions Of any kind, and quotations are en-
tisely nominal. There is 10 inquiry for Mess
PORK, which Is offered at 81. 2.o00ts.oo. Even the
usual demand BY the lumber trade does not exist,
In consequence Of the dnl1 state Of that branch Of
commerce. Bacon Hams snd Shoulders are also
drug On the market, and the retail demand is
very triaing at s@9c for Hams and &c for shoul-
dere. Ia1tl ia nominal at 898Hc.
.TALLoW-There is very limited demand for
t8llow and the market is dull at 6s<@1c-the lat
ter for best city. Common country Ta.low sells
at 6@8Hc.
H1DE9The market for dry Hides continues
dull, and We note decline On the week of 4c 2
b, Green Sailed Hides are In fair demand and
steady. We quote; Dry Flint 7xG1sc; Dry Salt
ed, 4@4Hc; Green, 9D3kc. For ronnd lots In
the hands Of dealers, the quotations are X61tc
higher. i.
WOOL-Receired last week, Is, 14S hs, shipped,
$3.50 1Ds. The market for Wool, In consequence
OF the low pricea offered, continues inactive.
During the past week only three or four lots have
changed hands, at ao@2so-tae latter fos good x
blood fleece. Thus far there has been no inquiry
By Eastern buyers, and growers, as & general
thing, are storing their stocks.
FISH-Receipts By Lake last week, 62a kegs
The market during the week has been more active
but without any Improvement in price. We
quote ~ follows:
10 Whlteash' hf erls.' ..$sssssSKgss@
NO ..-..--.-.-...- IhsH Mz.so
W! 1TuuL, d ut4s-- S'es!a4'.-*
NO .-.....--.-+. x3l534p...
FRUITS-New Apples have been received to
limited extent from the State of Missouri,
and some tales have taken place at 5000
| 600 3 bril-. Old Apples are out Of the mar
ket. Oranges are scarce and firm st 5000 e box.
| Lemons, 44.oo1450 q box In consequence Of
| the abundance Of Strawberries, Dried Fruits are
very dull. We quote e:-Apples, 39akc = n; Tn
pared Peaches, 3G413c; Pared Peaches, 12G1sAc.
BROOM CORN-There is little or no inquiry
| and the market is neglected and nominal at $50
| 5000.
i sALT-Receiyed last week, 4,s12 brls; shipped
| 5,s1s brls. The demand Is fair and the market
steady at $1.40@1 50 for Fine and Coarse.
GROCERIES-T he stocks are good, and the de-
mand Light. We quote:-
, 1861-07-03

Notwithstanding decrease in the receipts dur.
Ing the week Of about 13o 600 bushels, and more
nctiye shipments, the market, under 1cas favorable
Eews from New York and Liverpool, has again
taken downward turn-closiDg at decline on
the week Of 49416c on No. l. Owing, however,
to theHidc difference which existed between No.
and No, 2. e week ago, there has been no actual
declnE On the la'terf rads-the difference between
the two grades being now only 3G4c per bushcl,
whereas about ten days ago 1t was 10c.
Among operators in wheat there is less conf
dence than existed a week ago In consequence OF
the uear approach Of the new crop, which promises
to Re good.
To-Day, at the opening, there Was an active in
quiry by shippers, and the market ruled firm, and
in some instances an advance Of H@1c Was paid
for No. Spring bat later advices fton New York
caused a reaction, and The market closed quiet.
The sales were as follows IL 900 bus Northwest
ern Club in ttore at 62c; $4,000 bus No Spring
in stole at Gle; 1000 bu do at Go4c--gold; 1000
bu do at soXc-so1d; 1000 bu do at 6o4c-gnld;
e, ,0C0 bu No. Spring in store at SIC 1s000 bu
do at 51xc; 5000 bu do at Sc; 400 bu Rejected in
store at 4sc; 800 bu do at 47c; 1850 bu do at &c.
CoRK-The following table shows the receipts
and shipments during the past week, with COM
pafatiEa statisttca -
, 1861-07-03
Deereaeed receipts ,N


The movement Of -four and wheat, last week,
and efnce January 1st, compares as follows with
the receipts and shipments Of the corresponding
periods last year:
BxCE1FTS. SHIPMENTS.
, 1861-07-03

Weekly Review Of the Chicago Luu-
ber Market.
TUESDAY EVENING, July 2, 1861,
The following comparative table shows tho re-.
ecipts Of Lumber, Shingles. Lath, &C., during the
, 1861-07-03

The following table shows the receipts and ship
mehts Of leading articles OF commerce during the
past week, and since the first Of January last with
comparative etatietics:
, 1861-07-03

M .AC4L4h ~ ~ 1t.~h-tt.tC VI 1ll4@
coaay Wsndel s V joha
hfs6f fs5i,s a. notes !, hereby given that T. P.ns
Frees, Master n hascery, Viii IN ohedience to tns
y a. Il ess ss sss y s fn
bdssI: Il ths norm doc5 = t1e Goal. Hoase q q.
Gs1aty s tie m q snse &c e. aa
Ell 81 ssa az to Id st ae9 30
eps az IL ~
X e. eP esF ea & ss ,ns e
il tAtses esr:h along Iasa1s srest slxtesa st aad
q e! sa Bta
1 the City 0: Chicago, County q Sok and State oi
A'+''A Mast N thanctf9 Il NJ a of c5oe County,
cfcsgc. Juna 18th, 1851. 1eiiesstd
GrATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ cnrSTE. ss--suoeEsr Court of Chicago.
i, 4swcrts' M RnaolpS IL T'ts1ortt, % ~ Wlnaa Dana @
5s.s 4 o9IdS H kssh r. H:di2
e 5sss s 4se s5a SalSa
II e Is ;s55s fas;s: e Mske R..y i
fastau + pssdea - fsa n 1nst '1t9 Ill o a.
Is M IA. @
- - q III; ii; WI I'll r Il ri bS:
sSsss - ss.s :: ~ @
.as 1T s m
;lssdea Aforesaid shall persons!ly b. and appear
g .1s5sS hs'sa !. se
o n hf e or e 6a e I'd "a pssa
pl.asd asi,ss 1 H,iI s. 80 snesssa
usl of = Ffop. TT attached a. may he acrnt 70
sass.. ss.sz!s.x Y ssns WALTER k1s.sA11. e.s.k
CT1TE W. II .-,,7S 170ITTTY
X OF COOK. sa-su7prier Conrt ~ fhsra-,
Frsnc.s 4. bnc,tasSap ~ t.i,ss,ss A i;TSsory.
Tis,n WWRp, no1sss Ta'ts iIl!a@ Gsa,y
Euresta battray. Frsac.s Wlna ma HE untnona hnrs
dsYr ~ & 1,f EFT w,a
and Nill,a1n WIN and that tn hars Of said Ja1aea
mann F,eDsss and waa IT, broshhsr h
Of Ghcaso Notce i DR. - s,1en to Francis
james VIM. deceased. ,hat ths eonnisnant asd his
hLI II compaist in aafd Court OF the Chsnosry nde
turnsbSe cn The arst Mo- daT ef Ap.nst ne1t tI;i>
IS p 5as.s AZ 5essFfa I'd , ~,
| VIM and the unlnnwn h.irs eY .ismes VIM, dc.
ceated shall personal be sni appear Seforc ia Sd
asy Il tie term N ess q SEE Sc hodsa z G. ID
said Ce n1ty on the 8rs Mcnay 81 Arsust re1t ISL
b * coIc-!stnt use ssnc sr tic nst,sss an ILL.,
ihertin ehafged and tee vii Be taksn - Co. fe ael
ppS IS st faSfea sa9 fesfda s
+ HUBG1se ComrTtss Sofr ~e~1'
ehisa5o: June -: iz.!. yes oes5..v
TR1TSTEP'S SAFE Wboroos
1 james c. Maeiay an9 Margaret n..,sr M h. ~. ~
IL saa aeea 'e aafsd Mafc5 3
B 81 on snp pas tn M aax n q Ind dp bY III
%saa ias s,s & ed 62,s 5 S:d
, 1861-07-03

~ Cook 4 Mc1ain, 98 Dearborn street, have
made their price FOR cleaning snd dyeiug Gents
garments less than any other house in the city.
e4
~ An should not fail to read the advertise
ment Of Prof. Wood tn to-day's paper. rnh-1y-
, 1861-07-03
a<4Hi advertisements.

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County oi
~ Cook 8, E.-CEcu!t Court Of Cook Coratr.s July
Term 1851 LCeilda King ys. Charles s. KIs.-h
Clanctry.
Af,dayt Of the non rea3ence C. arlta 8. King d..
erdAat above ramed s1ns been Iltd IN the otncc OF
Is hereby given to the said Charles 3. Klog that sail
complainant ned her bill OF complaint In said Court
1851 aud that summers taeteupon issued nut Of said
Couft against said defendant. retnrnabe he sceout
Monday OF July mex, lsil, as u By law required
NOV. unlesa sou. The said charls. s. kiag. shall per
soLay be and appear bef0-e said Circuit Court Of Cock
county, on the rst dIy of the next term taer,I e
b. hsaea at , Ga'e3gs IL sa;d County On the ,seond
to the said coHp1ainsnts b1I OF complaint tho
and the matters and thtEGs therein charged ard statrH
WM l. CHURCH CLERK
r, B. STEVENS, Cotupl'ts Scrt, IS Clark street
, 1861-07-03

Total last week 933 aa3 974, 600 1855 coo
Total previous week 5G00, ,I35 $685. i,4a0,500
Corresin week, co. IL, 701 2oS 3,034,7a Sol, 800
So. ..5,1 ,126,62s 5,19s 900 9l9:65o
Compared with the previous week, the receipts
.showA decrease Of 100000 feet lumber; and the
shipments falling off Of / 500 900 feet
The following table shows the total receipts OF
lumber ahinglea and lath mp to the close Of June.
for series of years:
RECEIPTS or LUMBER FROM JANUARY TIL JC1T
!, FOR aEKIE8 OF YEARS.
, 1861-07-03

follows:
Spring extra Flour, choice. 81 COG SIS
" goCd.-....-....... 3-25@ $40
common to fait... 600 5 ~
supeIhne, common to choice, e,.-....... 200@ 2.75
Rye Fl0ur ........................... 2256 -.
Corn Meal, unbolted, per ton. .......... 9p0@10.0o
bulted, per ton. II 01t1l2 70
Middltngs, per ton. 600@ 500
Brnu and Shorts. rts....................... 3b00 400
TO-DAY the demand was light and the market
dull. sales-1co br1s good Spring extra at IS 80
del; 100 brs do at $780, gold; 150 brls fair do At
sa15 del; 200 brls = Western ~ supernne at ST.
deli 100 brls good do at $780, DEL; 100 br1s "ChI-
cago Mills" extra at $s,45, del; 100 brla s'War-
ner" On p. t.; 10 brls Radiant at So IS, del.
WHEAT-The receipts and shipments during tho
, 1861-07-03
- M a r r ED.
kls city. the lit Inst at the residence Of H
GateF. Esq. b Rev. Hru Y. PAttnn Mr. EWING o.
TADE. Of Loos, III. and hfiaa A. L. DUNCAN, OF this
f1tY. r

IE d.
In this city, Tuesday Jr1F "a, CARRIE E. L., infant
d1nghter Ct II. II sId Fanny e, McCa1n.
The funeral Nnl take pllce ut i0 NJ this day. Jnly
Sd at The residence OF the family, 2a5 North FRANKLIN
tEeet.
, 1861-07-03

AWAn OF ExTERN1sATIoS has commenced up
Oh every species OF vermin that Is infcsting our
houses, By Reynard & Co.'S 1nfallible Powder for
Bcdbugs, Reaches, Ants, Flies, DC, and their
never-failing Paste, which makes short work Of
the Rata and Mice. Sold only by !. II. Johnson
corner State AId Randolph sts. mh2S 3m.
, 1861-07-03

Posr oFr1cx-0R the Fourth the Chicago
Posi-. Office wiu be closed from 10 L. u. to 4p. n,
, 1861-07-03
12aa1ttz1.

WT A MT ED-!A Stock OF Dry
=! Goods, Boots and Shces,. CT Groceries, for
whith y i'll be paid TeEi E:tate and Cash, Any one
wishing to make trade Of the k1ud can Ind custo
nh by calling At No. IS LAKE street. ty,x;t
w ANTED-A Carriage Trimmer.
w Inquire At 53 Nc.th Jefferson street, Also,
, 1861-07-03


SHIPMENTS OF LVhBEH From JANUAET / TILL
sULT !. FOE 4 SERIES OF YEARS.
InEnbar Ehinulaa
, 1861-07-03

UH1oS PRAYER MEETING ON TIE FOURTH
The 'Youpg MEMS Christian Association" will
bold Prayer Meeting in Bryan Hail, On the
Fourth, ut O'Clock, P. NJ, to pray for our Con-
gress which assemblies on that day; that our
legislators may be guided BY wisdom from
"Above," in meeting the crisis that is upon
the country. All pastors in the city are here
by invited to take Seats on the platform.
p. L. UNDERWOOD, 7. Pres.
, 1861-07-03
RECEIPTS OF LUMBER, &c.

TIE following Table shows the shipments during
the past week, with the comparative statistics:
su1PNEATs OF LUMBER 4C., FOB THE WEEK END
ING lUEE %
, 1861-07-03

PzRsoKA1>--Wea are sory to learn that Capt
j. B, Hayden Of Co. 4, Zuuayes, lies III at the
MAtteson House.
, 1861-07-03

Chicago Gardeneras Society.
At a melting Of the Chicago Gardeners So
clety held at their hall July !, 1861, the follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Retp{rfd, That the thanks Of this society are due
and are hereby rendered Thomas B. Bryan, Eau i,
for the use Of Bryan Hail, Wednesday, June 2G:h,
1861.
Reso'rtd, That the public press Of this city, EN-
hrncing the Prairie Farmer, Chicago Democrat.
TRIBUNE, Pust, and .Ious7aaz, are hereby rendered
cur grateful Acknowledgements for cooperation
and bfd.
:. Reeotred, That MessEs. Douglas, Reissfg, VIII
Hams, Crow, Sanders aud all others who may have
made such contributions receive he thanks Of this
qnets to the Society, to aid the Executive Com
miltes in defasing the expenses Of the exhibition
Resolred, That the suceesa Of the exhibition IN
it's eecte upon visitors and contributors warrants
us in creditlug such gatherings with high degree
Of ueefuness in their influence upon the tables Of
the people. EDGAR SAsDEHs, sec'y.
, 1861-07-03

4 GENTS WANTED-$1, 200 3
Il yeI' made By aay one with so worth Of
PATENT STENCIL TOOLS,
gtock enough included to retail for tia Seed for
C1zcA!aE. Sanpse a2d steEcn Catalogue Addre.s a
J. fDLLAM. No. A5t Olive street Bt Louta Mo- Jf
%f4 BruAdEST. New York SaE6I-jr
, 1861-07-03

new ENGINE HoCsE.-Ch:ef Engineer Har-
sis is making arrangements for the location Of
tie 1ew steamer Economy" in the vicinity
Of the City Hospitaa, greatly to the advantage
sod security Of the Southern section Of the
ely.
, 1861-07-03

Il nc 4N42A 0l1&AA1 Al ARSAf NC" camp.
Yesterday, greatly to their satisfaction, SAW
the Irish Brigade safely and well located in
their new quarters at Cottage Grove, which
they have called Camp Fremont"
Tie men have worked diligently for several
days at the erection OF their barracks. The
buildings are Of rough boards. They are ten
In number, arranged in two rows On either
SIDE OF large open tract used as parade
ground
By2 P. II. yesterday the entire Brigade
were in occupancy Of their quarters, aud glad
enough to escape fcm their pent up and
sitting barracks on Polk street. They are
well equipped in mcft points, but need blan-
kets and some other camp
They marched through several or our prin.
cipal etreets yesterday, winning much COM
mendation from observers BY their soldierly
appearance.
TEE ORruAa's FAH.-To-night the Fair
cloees at Bryan Hsl1, and those Of our read.
trs who have not already attended there.
should By sll means hasten to make up for the
omission. Tho programme for this evening,
as We are assured, will combine many new aud
attractive features. We hsye already urgod
the cl&ans to ppbAc sympathy and support Of
1n'e most deser!ing charity, and it Is nowun-
/ necessary to eay more than remind the public
- INC GUY which degolyes npon al Of giving
neefa and generous. suat,inment, The
entertainment hseK, spart from charitable
eonsloetAuons. viii: amply repay an inltstr
Hen1. Inc 1aaies have the Fair In haud ,and
ore pledged to tts euccess. iris Ia the beet
.neo3esrens We could g:7c It. Remember,
:It1, :zzs TT :a-a;sh:.
, 1861-07-03


''Dead late 20 loyal, braye and truc.''
With his accustomed taste and 1iberality In
such matters, q. n. Higgins, Esq, Of the well
known old established Music House, No. III
Randolph street, has called to his aid J. r.
WehEter's excellent skill as composer, and
brought ont tribute to the bra7e departed;
which deserves place in every portfolio. 1t
is one Of the finest pieces ever Issued in this
city, and will possess popularity and favor
out,asting the temporary keen interest at
tached 10 an event sQ loyal hearts mourn.
, 1861-07-03

For TIE CnIDRES.-There will be per-
fk1m2nce st McVicke:'s Theatre, On the after
noon Of the 4th Of July, the Webb Sisters and
Mary McVickcr appearing, at which the ad
mission viii be only twenty-five cents Let
tie children have their Fourth Of July at
McTicker'e.
, 1861-07-03

EsAMES's BENEFIT BAL1.-It is hoped that
the lovers Of the eprightly and polite shop"
rill gather at this National Ball, Fourth Of
July coming, at Lind Block, and thus while
cletply and gaiig enjoying the festive hour,
also conftr favcr On benevolent Institu-
GcG< Ticifts cn14 one dollar.
, 1861-07-03

w ANTI D D-For caah at price
to tnit the tlrnra well located improved or
partly tmrrovrd Farm Of fEem about y to Isn acres.
with ht ute and bul1l1 q. situate on nne With OF
1orth htcaEo. Nnst not be 1o. lands near lase
Shore The stuck and furniture will be taken fa!s
pr1re u n. FIRED. Adlress. with iull particulars
to n. E. Tribu.e Uglce, eatlW
, 1861-07-03

TRIBUTE TO Col. ELLswoRTH.-The read
ers Of the TRIBUNE will remember the beauti-
fnl tribute to Col. Ellsworth by II c. Ballard,
originally published in our columns, the
, 1861-07-03

A GEN rs WANTED.-North.
IA East and West. to Sell Clatk's l3tely Improved
Patent deiible Pencils fer marking Clothing with
e9t P1rparat1en or ris Of plotting We offer sPIen-
money sent to us II the pencil be rot found iudelbie
after tr1al Samples seIt BY mai! o. receipt Of .
cents samples Ot marking, Circular &c, on receoe
ot one stamp Address E. r. CT aRK, Northampton.
Mass r o. Box II, feJixaw
, 1861-07-03

HoAE FOR TuR FR1KxD1Ess-The monthly
meeting Of the Board Of Managers will be
held at the Home this afternoon at o'clock.
, 1861-07-03

=" A N r E D-A Situation as
W Teacher Of Military Tactics snd Mathematics
By per.on xhg received hs ednsaton g West Point.
fer the la,t ten years at s. TtmcthIs Hall, Cations
vile. Ba1tlmQre Comfy, nd The bst Of references
Baltimore County, Md fe27xlw
, 1861-07-03

scan1non Light Infantry, Attention
Every member is hereb. ordered to appear at the
Armory this (Wednesday) evening, at o'clock in
fatigue uniform and white gloves. any one falling
to report himself will be subject to penalties. Per
order, 4. BALDWIN, Commandant.
RI. FIELD, Orderly Sergeant.
, 1861-07-03

Large eale Of Boots aud Shoes, Dry Goods
and Notions, this morning, at 9H o'clock, by
Gilbert, Sampson & Warner, No. 50 Lake st.
, 1861-07-03

Carlo BARBAr1 rday morning the
Inquest Eas concluded on the body Of the un
fortunate Carlo Barrati, whose death Was re.
fired to yesterday: He va, an 1tafan pain
ter. well known in this city, and was IS years
Of 'ge. Tie last seen Ct Barrati, he WAS cross
ii z the bridge from the South to the North
SIDE, atout o'clock Monday morning. There
were no MARKS Of violence on the body, and
cozcre1's jury brought in verdict Of Acci-
1tntal Drowning
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The Legislature.

The two houses were engaged for the most part
yesterday in considering propositions to send COM
missioners to Washington City and Montgomery,
Alabama. See proceedings.
Each house has passed Convention bill by .
twothrds vote. The Senate bill restricts the Con.
venton to the consideration Of federal relations and
provides for the election Of delegates the 2lst Of
February; the House bill restricts the Convention
only to the basis of representation and provides
for the election on the 2sth Of February.
The subject will no doubt come up again to-day
for consideration. -.'-
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OBJ Stanbarb.
RALEIGH: THURSDAY, JAN. "a, 1861.
The Conyention RiII.

IHC CUuV6utIOH Dill
Both branches of the Legislature are still engaged
on the bill to call Convention Of the people of this
State
In the Senate the bill has passed its second read
ing, the 2lst of February having been designated,
on motion of Col Brown, as the day for electing
delegates. On motion of Mr.. Worth, the Senate
bill has been amended to provide that the Con-
vention shall not assemble earlier than the 18th of
March, The bill is the special order in the Senate
to-day at III o'clock.
In the Commons the bill has also passed its second
reading the 2lst of February having been desig-
mated as the day for electng delegates Final action
may be expected on the bill in the course of day
or two.