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BoAtD OF C,uscn Ms.-Tha Bo.rl
on Monday siiug. Persistent JosBs 1
chSis Mr. SrBvE5soS ufT,rci a prsanbi
rt',luti II, soIing forth that the amoul
pended by Ia. Ulion Dsfsnss Clm1itS
tquippinE pGiIe for tbs war beilg
sidcrably grta OF tbau it was a. first d
ptsd. the amount set aaart fm tn. rel
tamil a. OF volunteers 10 nov nearly IL n u
exhausted, aid rec mmeuo,ng an oidna)
be report. d at tbs rext NEE tiog, cr..t,l
sodit'op,l fabd Of $500 0OO. TO be used !
sivsly for toe families Of volunteers sci,
IN he placed in tue naads Of the Conpl
FOR d sDurremsnt.
The PAGER WA rSitIc1 to the Commit 4
Ordinances.
Tee Board concurr.d With the Alloru|
thu f-ri.s o. resolutions roconm. tug
lie nesting # oi'iZsns tn a vi " Of I'd
the wants of tanUi.s Of vo untse's.
A rosoIun n duec ing tn. Groom Aqu
Department 10 Temov, the ra 10 OF vi
Avenue Railroad, he ~een 2lst and a3I
ST replace them ur@1 tn. proper grad
'xSensa to Ne char, Cd 70 the railroad CO
was LAID over.
The Bcard eorcuried IN directing thel
EDgLeSr to restore 10 Fngins Co M. .
engine, md permit ,aid company 10
their duties.
The Board adjIurne to next Monday
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rsrs farmers. and Ne An Ing q pi-.ol wiss the
ss~s supposed 70 BE- Jouu ycussou, led 70 NE
srTs., Of The la,,sr, together with evs u his nssh
boss. n vs. subsequently, sbund shss ne n.ns
was youH Jorrs, and no. Jour Jonrser, vhsa Mr..
Jos. ard the others srrs-sed With hin were 70
le.ss1 tskir ths cath Of slisgienos. rhs brsv-
sry Of LxvuLor, q Pspnsylvan,s, who u snoas
NE wounded, deserves especial usnsSu. Though
his wounds Of dslics,s ADD serious nature, h,
tough, 70 the lsst- end besss up utdsr his suK,r'
lpQr With heroic hru,ness.
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Hires, Inauests, Accido.s,, 50

FIRE IN FULTON SrRSET.-LAst sv1
quarter pas, t;sh' o'rl Oh sh-e broke q
i1ut ano liquor store No. 20 Ful'op stts.,
copied by MArfa Thers lid been q q
OF ire " ks Drought In 20 tue premises ys
and - the - 70 vss ell sd al III ums The
dhoUvtfed, . ~ surprised 10 hsse bs~u ,he
OF 1p~ un' Gus Combustion. Tee ots w.,
VOL IN Oh ousb, zoo the ~ p,u NJ pr
No. IS sDd 80, U'Uupl~d - rug store III
MOI-r, 80. COT o'ia1!y dem 'Rsd - va ti
los Of Mr. NARA 10 AbOu, .! 900 in ursd
c'ug stock II p oDarly a.n. ssd By qaG
81 100 insufeI -, $1,000. To. tu ldlnSs
IN .. bowA1T ware d.nsg d sbJu SIC
sur.d Toe ssm en.Ua beiouarg 40
~nile Processing ~ ,hs Gre upset, and va
piuted.
A SoLDIRh ACCIDENTALLY KIILKrI
orer scnEAER hs'o IN iDques. ye.l-id., y
ooeJ Of WI. Is sAwiS, . nAu,e OF Is son
Of ,ss, whO died fem p s,pl SO, wou
dste'std w'ss member II tAe Boz. n hi
ely. qnsrtered o. bslt'ruor', and on
uh IL oTiiIi"s 70 Del iors, bis rsyu var
hi. p ckJ and VA cia. hI Rsd tse Dali
his nssrt SUI csu-,ns tsst,n, desth. H'sI
~.rs brought here on their wsy W Boao-
met.
An lrqu'R was Else held rpm ths boy
UL BEAiE, BaiVs o. Dr az w IT y,snI
Also. . ,oldi.r b lonR'r y 90 tb- 1871 70
oi-d 81 b'l imoie or pboi fever Th-
token 70 The rcsloe % u abe &c RAsea's
BIookltB.
ACcmESrs.-PHILLIP GRAssos, q
Of E'siss Compaay N. &c, rad en- ar
fAc'vreJ 90 sundSJ evening. Wills ret II
q q eN HSr'es I''pp~au tost -hil-
. hill with tbs ~uRir., ha wAt thrown by
violently 20 'h' psv6msuL
pATHIoK GAAnAN boy IL years o. aIe,
N 80 N ootiy st'es, p.d . pot,sn Of
tsLu 81 awsy ysSt-rnA', white f-ins
He Was tskcn o. are N - Y0 X ao,Jitgl, Il
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The Missouri and Western telegraph Line

50. Louis, July wv. r. SIEBBns, general
Sg'nI - ". Missouri aud ws.prn Telegraph
iins, arr'v'd from AGip on tie plans ri, morn-
Ing. Toe various t-s ne ssu, ou' BY ths Tsl'g ph
COMPANY ale ptosr',G.nI tAdstsctorily. THIS 6ra
200 miles Scaoa bayoSd Por, K.srnsy "a bslug
oons'rsc ed ISpdy. The sdv.n . T,in OF the Pc
e.he CouPAi sfo pr bab y ny ali, tu' very near
Fort X srt.y. Mr.. SrrnnrNs rep rts having me,
soaIe 200 sDjsrSn' wagons, boIhd for Osli'orn'a,
AID TOO SONG " k,s PAX, macy u the latter
bang irsigh, Wagons ThS C.iforDls overland
smilrstiou Ia much larger ihAn II has bssn
sny ytsr sh &c ls5l. TIE OS.rlAud Mm q mp.uy
Save doublsl Ih.,r s'aUol', VII 6h ga new NJ,
more .hSn from l2 :, 10 nj IS NpIr,, aud ara pre-
pared 80 n'ks tntedu's Nus. Tlsy com nonos
he daily ssryics iomcrloS, the p.oa,sr eOsoa
hEviIg ST. JoIeph 81 ,hA, time.
M. sTErnns also rspJrts hASlog mS 900 wagons
a. Norm rs, Sn1 'hSI he'- are s9su, 300 IrnoaS
81 II a. F.orso. Tas Mormon IoEu just above
rAh', ard good ma mote, ore y,i 70 coaoes-
rS's there. / Is Md 'uiy 'Nasotsn TIA, ,LS
itgnph ne will to completed 10 C.IiorolA By ih
lst Of Dscsmoer psxL
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horrIasd vhsn assured By the gs.tisnsuiy
wsrdsn, Mr.. SvrTou, that II va In Opposition
10 the rules Of the prison. Whst,"hs az
claimed. amazed At this Official bsrbarity, yea
wouldnt deprive gentsmsn Il thsir vins ;
thsy are gsntlens. and u'sd 10 thsir wine n
dlnnss, s,d must have H." The msn them
s.lvss begin 10 realize ne s,sl prospect for
thar being hang. although they do not 40
knowledge II, and invent scores Of excuses fos
their being found In position which tbey nov
bittsrly regret.
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A.osh or Advance.

MAHrIAL las rsigts la d lltimo'e. Gsnsral
BAsK, ocmprshunds that war is not poics,
and is no like p.sco. Hswea he praised Tor
another man -ho oaanct b, cup d and u,,i b,
the sstAtic craft o. trossol Pausrcu a.,
co ming men At, coring the ,ins ssns aztec
them, soSly, bu: surely, ard TN wrong men
must give way u tho rig1t lael, wherever
thsy are. ia due time
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81. Louie, .0iy l.-Nine mon, ten kegs Of
powder and .mHl quAnti,y of arns wsrs o'p-
'uh' by a company Of FsdCIh troop nsAr Chill
hco'hs, on the Y'unibL AMI b. Joseph R.nrosd.
pght before les. The men msdltAssd the dss,fus-
ton OF the rAilrOad bridge In THAI vicinity, bu,
IlsiI dssign was fius,rAh1.
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s.-thsra New. via L.uI.vIn..

Jstisr,iIe July Senator BAxcKunIpo.
and Z Pfsssn,aavs BUzSrrr have len for w..h.
ing,on.
sSDs,or PowrL !nt.rds TAXI NC his seat.
Tbs Sshsbo o., kentucky, Shield, . secession
p'per, reports 'hs prsbsbir re Of one o'ths
Kentucky companies wN'th WEI, w. RchroaJ,
where they were not reavsd. They have bs,a
living tthsir WI s1puss.
the hsf3 phi, appeal of,hs 2I,h sly. ihN N.
100000 Bdti-n loan IL not yet oonsunm mated
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GrG6pn Ia, Jins o. A sLrmllh 'ock
b ace - W vel lee f,rI- C-cst W. q .u.9 sJs.
'slrFy, W. weso pc q ~ q No l5d nd To- Oli,
ard los iB'rS llts 'ru' nu, 'nd coup. , NJ Oh.
q 's"!Y. IT," 70 ~ VIZ stli I, .roItc, ~
I J =, 80 'hv letter HiflkIg Urg ruups., I
Uthc tam, Sld we've rou.a w3hito l'ss ..y
eel E.tr, o. org IT, n. 49, l. u tusut 4 tho con-
psny' s'vlsl LoiSs we've c'puSl, Tds oiy
lo's % cur .iis "a n q. Snui Z Ihs lbh res,
n'ul, Sho VSs burltd here l.tA'
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POSTSCRIPT.
Bish'y I.-pert.ss fr,-. For

Hishv I.psrsss fro. Fsrr Ks.rney
Fort Keurney' Jsiy l.--RsliAbls iniormation
from Dave, Jons 81 h, says secession f,scs 90.
out r. m tbsI rendezvous today, for the purposs
Of taking PJrts Wise saa garland. There u
mpch valuable property ard money In th. tort..
The movement IL watched, but vs. are ,o.aIy
without su,boSsy or Leadership.
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the bcTs ere cut now, and have no, heard fsom
thS1.
This nospips Col. LuFrsY dffisa on WASHING
-, Square several companies u his 70 un.ssrs.
Thsy have no d-ub. ,hs, sAsy vii be called On 70
40 B.sA
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EAsrrax fRAvrL--Ths steamer pt,
port win lssv. Peek slip o. wednesday d
o, ut hslf-psst n o'clock, arriving IN b
port In time 10 connect with an The RI
Tfaipe.
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The LITE OF GsrsrAL Scorr, BY HAD
rSr 10 pu plish.d 10 ,his city, BY CuAhLH' scHmss
DO. in C.if.rni.. The copy zen, us, ~ m,s aks,
Wa from en- edition for California, bearing ,hs
iuapfin, u . S,n Prauo sco no ikasller.
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Board ov Excrsr.-Tbs Exelss Coz
donsrs net a. the usual hour yesterday,
srsntsd nips innkeepsss licenses a. ESQ Z
Adj Ju-nsd till today at noon.
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TaE PRVArEsRsaSS Al oot daily, ST.
eessioniss ~ hsIt n sd FyN p,.Ol-'rs - b tho
traitors e tn south eel a. lbs TO Oh, 60 re
the pirates Of he 5iysnu 20, sni ~hen r,iu.st
adn,ttsEca fen use Uugus 90 ard disloyd
IDgusga, e. ~'icb tue, N 1ult bs severely
pull ned O.y cay or 40 e'u,s. Co o.
Mite u CO ~o'encr, 20 tbs ,um 'er ~ five
d,sirsd Ad mittaDce 10 '7heif if,sr d. tho p0ys
tears" Ga me.ong a re'usa', they bsesps
quits dsmoo,I.u'e. ana one Aanuln I'D that
he " knew. ~ -, there sasa cln'p,'scy to
hang thoss men" Ga Apotbsr O'c,s'on, a
souihsrf looking ineivio wiSt edto send in
ssus riss TO the priyatter tficsrs' bp, was
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Tho Cs.so..,iss Of ,h, .fJaly.

BIZ our report Of the Ir esodings OF tbs
Board Of Aldsrmsn last svOLing, IL alP'ars
that our City FA'hsrs All 'uroed wdhou; max
ing any ds6nte provision FOR tho ca'sbrauoI
OF the Anniper cry VI american d-piatofcs
the Fourtn dJaly. A. Ap'e,iols ms,,ins
they sppoiE std y mn tee 10 Jake change o
the arrsng' mems for tLt P.'p'r criaoiaunn o.
Indspsndspea Day, bu', las eyerinV, tbey
nsu,rsliz.d their action ny rfu'Irg TO max O.
an sppfoprsti'r. On crz'Ls ust, cpa"-
qusntly, mex their Own arraoRem'nrs fer TIT
eel, brAtion.
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re.ICR COMMISSIONERS ARRESTED.
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assSJIEHN NUsIICH

a. e. m, A. re ian ~ NJ
,i,ut Ia fall ubif,lrm ~ G'Ol ok 81
o. ; ssi VI eur National ! oepend tosl
cJ't toe q Iu. Vow so HVEk Is TT u
~ oi Y usis ON To- v sfe't EOlsu
10 h u ciu A,d ,pe ad &C n, 20 nt's =
" Il w M K,ig grr. A.D%LLY.
PuNFt adit n a,-Sestiys tn'-
%, II the Ne Ger Rouse, 1t ~ o'e oeE.
40 A. LOsE LsiRsd-A RosslSA
kee'h z O. n ~ b. tel. 90 cd Ia
ing JUS a., 1901, Ia 't,sI tic TIA
A. ear ar Ttquet a to at ~ snd ,sY N
THEW rsu WI y = sod nom the u oh I
OF skORE n Boyle Pre- iceAi.
seci etIIy. US
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PROCLAMATION or oBS BANKS.
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Hsue GaaId PsI.ce Gardea-Tl
pI meet Dg Of h. ivio Bone Gu ID vi
~ h.Ie fJI-, ~ L. tPle i..) sge ng VII
m MIXER u Ne srps, vita IRE ne ri
a. Teguss'ed b. . sht Di at ~ ~
NV bOLsB, sec.
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6kN LxAL NOTICES

BaRueP!
ea0o. 900 worth Of Mes styts. Of sprips 4
nei Cloohips 1t extremely lov prioes, OVID
iepr-s-ioB Of buain.ss
u-tosn room. Chi dTeus el'thir- a1d NJ
aosdA, m sane Atios MousypN n u1l
Y, n. 8ALO YIN,
Nos. 70 and ~ ~
LArsost store In the city. tsi1 lot y
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THE LATEST NEWS.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE N Y. Sun.
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NJ. CARSEorF, san o. ThosAs A s'prr, has
arrived ron w.sbirg % =, ,-rin'-nd 10 rrss lou
o. hs pop.ssd rHiosd ord Hl.sisph. I, vas
Originally h,eud'd 4, c,nu,o' F1riess N ,uros
viii n vpofi Nsgs By m'spI o. . Eubnafins
o.bl', Lnt ,'s line Will tI ~ 4 overload Vi. H.rp
top, std be In cp,rsion 10 rsek. Tas rAtlro.d
will be built To toD"s'e thu transportation OF
ts"r's 81 ,hs r'rsSs to H.mpios, ssi ultm sicily,
ID nay be hopeJ 70 Ylrk.9gn
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The Fa'bos Mathew :, u
bslu thfir saoLthiJ me- ting At incl NY
-, 90 y esdAy tseatng, I'd tnst. bs
AehANUS, PrtIiGent. Wn. hAEsr' ~
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GOV. JACKSON sTILL RUNNING.
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D-...rdiy C..d-s q sr,...-n Rebels.
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HeeTaiIs WssIed-15 Coed led
6 6asS wanted for tbs ssbisstoo 9re!s; q
On sigI Ing The Roll al b.i ~ .rn IN, Z
Il prsv Do, with RI Ions o-mf rtAbla sis n
ueLts wall be NJ der , fr IN date Of 81
H. "a pSI~ w q s ssI1s "a y r,ss'' %
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Further News, see Third
DOa'T MAXI MIsrAEEs.

You viii male g at mistake " you mpI
will get an gsf Moe I d ChsrTy Bi't ~
you 10 thew a. mAnuf-c ur.d y n. Y. Has
fu's' ut., " v. BswA Of - ur Gus artio's.
all 'hev ave adyer ised b 40 for use evvryWl
toy thu hoe ,itAl anc to rmg thera Il 40
tcuics W b. com sred w'tn tnum. Taay al,
pat Of AL | o, pi'Ai s-ore-
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War Movements, 60

Excitement In Baltimore.
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MILITIA Y.

Oh ID. Gt..eu', N. Y. 4. v, (
ZouAyes.-Tnps Regiment nov near Fork
We, has -esn rsisod BY sTdsr II toe vi
meat 10 1910 men rSo hundrd oTuiN
~ VIVID - J sfay.tte Hall. opPoslt. M
be rroslved ReoTu. tlng once Oman fros. h
A w.. NIL D oeiock r. N, All rrordit' d
ie'Atd . VI Ielo tat 10 O'Clock. a. ", Tu2
" sd-esday mont q. TOR ' eds insps.l
order Of J, N DAVIES Meier Comma. a.
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Foreign Intelligence.
Arrival of he Has
-Four Days Later from Europe.
AuERI ,h>asF,itsIN KrRorE

assl.h o. Isls.. sfih raa.d. M.,r--.l
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Capture Of Nine Rebels.

A UMox1sr ~ YEA RS OLD sHor.
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a prsEnrrp IRON TUE Evuy.s.

Tbs suu'No-i n 'uni vetuou hNs just ar
rived hoS Nswpnr' Mss, wfh dsssitrs from
hs rsbels, rd two prisoners al telonaing 10
the LouisiSrs usv,s The ormer cana TITO
TIE eaup 1t Nsvp r, News y'iisrdAy m,rni1g
They ara iyuii en- GA.mstr, a,i stat. that hAvn /,
te.n inpr's'e into ,be service .b.y 'sped IN tIs
hrsi opportunity, ulon II abe cIngs y 10 which
they hlo.g siva unsLhakly. Their uui 'orus
no closely r@smh . 'hon3 Of DuAYEAs u ru,vsa
that hs d.ssr,sis cams INTO camp win 'ut b'iuy
ropptd by ihs susrd. 7 10 other .wo vsrs t.k'n
pilsorers sbou, p. N and ~ors sNarslsrs hom
. scouting pa-'v Of 200 - thia nile OF Ns~
poii News Toe four 'g.e In ,hs ala,omsn,
hs' an attack upon Nsupot NsNI Was iu-
tsno ed The niso bsors las, aad only prevented
by tie inssssAnt IAlr.
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LYONS MAGNETIC IssRcr PowD
IN" Or Ep.i aud teLuia- All L., vi .xt.
koiohts, = :. an ali verm' ~. Q from
lyons .MtGNSTIC PILLS
Ar sure df.th 70 X ! and Nice sui bv 4
Ests even shave r = sAHNEs. 4. opfistI
Paik Row, ASd 4?4 Broadway.
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s'N o'o'ooA d. | h.ys JgH returned from
Nvp - W. ~sN patty a.. nlpIry ns 'nersl
TU1IrA snt c.rH'.t ~ " CT DTWcK TuuRLow
WV HgriY J. P,Nyosn, a'or wrsoS, Il. q
NJ, ''sSicS ID Lirr'E, c. T,G"G o; Va ng-
-, Lew. BUitrR, WV 'NUNallE and o,scrA A
grsa4 rsy,sN Nss iLts-deG, pui chs rA!a prevent
ID -
coon suOTR
Three shoig "; ~ 81 " IA SNvIFEl riAsd gun,
the az c: Ih,' ~ te RI? Rps, one VI -hlch
rsNChcd ". opposite hank Of J snlts Il ysr, our
ara : iA.sr rli.eL
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BARRY's TRICoPHRRous
IL me best and cheap,s ATtiols for res-i n Al
tfying, e nsinE curling, preser ing and
the hAlr. Lad - try IT, Sni' b al druggl,I
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Tue two prlSorss Was originally from Now
Yotk end Boatnr
Trey ware A. Psrs'oo'S, and the sgimsa, hA7.
irg slu.oss HuIn'st, they we're pLd Ave dol.rs
s'ch, ,he only onsy y'' received by shem. Thy
hsn wen, " Rchmopd, end lastly came 70 YorA.
town.
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Alb nj 500 nsn, including 4 strong body o.
cavalry, win some IL piscss of sru cry, Idv.ncej
nom HoIhIwn, ~hIe there are over IL 900 troop
non l. tits NoA, s,uh C.rolina and Georgia,
The e'v.lry Ia mSdA up Of the sliis OF v,rglAls
ard eI .~a'nsly veil uUun'Sd. Too infantry Il
nc, we! sq.llp,d. aud provisions are scarce a
yorktown
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Tns Turin 0piniohe u 'he 1T.h saws; This
dtplnnStin r'lsHopS u~,Notp fpuce and IAly wLl
shp't, ~ r'sup 30
A'yiys ron Naples ~ the II Bats thN the
josiHG SsI maroh -ud u Rn' no h,yIps Iiseo 20 in
srir-c TOT, we're Ish'n hy sosuls by LLe Islsu
tTo.s. TStn 81 the uh-b'ta - We tnoI for
h.vIR luIT'n S'ive Z Ur p'dnshl.,s BNa
LwlH were forwards saI GA hre end she h .bl
pTs q. p.rt'i OIhe 9 ghSorng Silassa
Tee Pop. we sun nov from vs. % % P,pu.
lar i's-'stio in 'avo' If VIOrOG EMA sURI
had taken plsc. in IRE A b.ri Ths-trs, RIS@
, 1861-12-02
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING. Soc. 80. 1851:
EIOCK-Receipts 6741 brls. Market dull. Sales
were 81 bcls '.Ayoca good Spring extra. ut $50
delivered: 100 brls Boston Winter Super at
$a,15 Gel; liz brls tJanesyilIe' and Is brls Eagle
sE5i7g 7 superi5ne v i ct s3:0e delivered -hoa,
better. Sales we're 4oo bushels No Red Winter
at fgc: 500 bu No do at 74c; 800 bu do At :sc
g aE bu 10 Spring at 7oc: H. 600 hn DO at tnAc;
C5e0 bu do 7nsIc: $4,000 bu No ? Spring at 64c
li,e0O bu do at 644c; 1910 hu do at 6fHc; 15oo ou
Rejected at Sic. ali in store Sules b1 sample, On
1rark. were $50 bags at tic; 1872 bags at s1c; $50
bags at &c.
SQnN-Esssiptss e sss b. Ma5St dssl[ssd a;s bss1
at 7lEc; 5000 bu do at &c in store; 100 bu new
ccTn at &c Q 66 Ms, Oh track
OATS--Receipts 41s3 bu. Shipments 5aou ~
Market firm. Sales. 500 bu No. st 1T3sc In stofe
1GeD bu do At 1sc In store.
RYE---Receipts 3i4a bu. Market STEADY. sa!es, 8
500 bu No. st Sac In store; 800 bu do at s3Hc III
sto5e: 100 bage at ssc on track. l.,
BARLE1--Reccipts STA bu. Dull. Sales' ~ o. ~
Nc At 1se IN stofe 200 bags fair at &c On 1teh a
sEEpsReeeiPts s. se5 s Tgoi1hh} is K ass ssea at
Al5; IS bags At s1.5o. Clover seed quiet. sa1es'
+ pR5V Rtfi fVisI6Ns-Mcss Pork is firm, Sales. soo
bb}s new mess at $1,000; 100 bbls olu mess =.
410.12;5 delivered; 1900 green hams at aHc; io9
ticrces prime leaf lard st 7Ac; 80 tiefces NO
H1GI1WINEs- Receipts. 5ss bb1s. Market firm
GREASE-Sales. s. tiercee yellow EIease, a. q.
BCT1ER-Steady, with fair shipping 1nQnlf1! ~ =
| for good hrkin, at 7@8Kc; dairy Is qu1et AZ
| EGGSFresh eggs are in fair demand At t&814c
lined eggs dull at 5@10c = doz.
, 1861-12-02
mARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, November -30.-FLouE- Flour
9'psued, 'le,ns, quiet and heavy but afterwards the
Sales ss0e 6bl= at s5sa@ $40 for rejected; $3.50
S q o foE super state; s55on5eo foE extra state
20 80 fnr super western; s.. .5GM.570 for COM
mon to medium extra western; $5.S0D5.9 80 for ex-
ira roandhoop Ohio SC. GGl6 u for trade brands.
1nard sales I SEQ bbls | at S5aS55.ao Tor super;
S5.NG 10 fur common to choice extra. Rye -four
quiet and steady at 72.ss5@4.4o. Corn meal quiet
WH1sEr-Market without decided change. Sales
wy bbIs at 2eG29Ac chiefly inside price-lattc;
GRAN-Wheat opened iEm and heavy. but after
wards the demand became more active. at some
WLat irregular prices: Demand larGeiy spccull-
s ehocs snd dse s5e' eb2e eoIea % e se $ naaf5 Is
very choice: 1ss COO b1 Milwaukee club ii sI.s51
seE 1 feS e:sefn BE- s%1e5 at lexs IS en5sr on
si559S1 50: Se II mixed Cana dian At s IS: s5
Michigan at $1Aa@1.45. Rye steady; sales 5TtU
| gu at e5@6Tc. Barley hIm: sales go bu Bay
2ninle and Canada West at sQGs5e. Corn market
opened quiet. but afterwards became more active
M avg finally closed 1!m, with pEstry good demand
chiefly for speculation: sales 2a3 K9 bu at 6a964e
for m sIippin:: mixed western, chiefly at ts9Sshc
47@4sc for Jerzcy. Canada West, and state:
PRoy7sroxs.-Pork more active at easier prices;
!1a ioT new 7 mess ss: ssaass fSr prime insiaded
sules are 1Cuobfls prime mess deliverable N Decem-
na nit S1no5d5 modcrate t. dt5and I sles COZ his
me-s: s11 ooI12o % tor repacked nle=s; $1so oo91s;
steady At s1s 5Naao00: and India mess at sal 90
| Ms200 Beef hams dull and nomlnal1y unchanged
Cut meats dull. sales 10 pkg: at 4@dKe for r. shoul
aKs tor laz Rnra sae e. od es ma sa
fnll previous prices: NC note sales IF $50 boxes o
shqft Fib6ed middles q eMe foEwe:teE1 ,aa1
, 1861-12-02

[st. Louis Cor Cincinnati Enquirer, 18th inst.]
Gen Halleck confdcs his plans Of move
ments to no one except Generals Hamilton
and Cullum, with whom he is frequently clos
eted in examining maps and Typographical
charts Of the country. Col. Cults, Major
Thorn, Col. Totten and Others Of his staff are
in b1issful ignorance of what the Commanding
General proposes to do. Sufficient has leaked
out t.lat General Haleck intends to entrsp
Price in the interior, and either make him fight
or surrender Two divisions Of the army, u1,-
der Generals sigcl aud Nyman, have gone or
arc to move Immediately to Springfield and
Osceola to cut off Prices retreat The Com
manding General will detail Gen. Cullum to take
tile field at once and act under special orders.
General Halleck will not leave St Louis
until the expedition moves down the river
The Major General will then assume full COM
mand of the land forces, and Commander Foote
who as commander Of the flag ship, ranks rs
H1aior-Gencral,) will be in full command OF the
naval fleet, and both cooperate with each
other. The utmost harmony exists between
these two celebrated commanders, and each is
actively cooperating with the other In pre-
pairing their several commands for success
ful achievement both by Land and water. The
country should feel thankful that the cause oi
the Union is intrusted in such competent man.
agemcnt. They haye no supeTors, and but
few equals, and grand conquest awalts theil
| t1iumphal march to the South.
, 1861-12-02

There was IN active demand for Mess Pork,
On the spot and for future delivery. during the
week and the sales reach 6, CO., brls. at $950S j5
the latter rate for that on the sI,ot: Yesterday
hsercd next mouth. reversing the figures as re-
cards present and future delivery: but the market
sell than to buy. Grocers and other parties who
have no use for their money. now seem disposed
to invest in Mess Pork and It is from this source
The demand for old bacon has been light, but 1t is
held firmly at 3xM4c for shoulders; SIC for sides.
and &c for clear sides.
ad ays for afo naa
kegs. For next month. tie1ce would bring TIC;
but there is very little offering, the entire make
Is absorbed IN filing existing contracts; g., IheTe e
possible. aud sides and even heavy shoulders are
being used quite literally for this purpose.
, 1861-12-02

IFf0m the Cincinnati lrlCe Current, 2Sth.
The time being close at hand when those who
sold lard and mess pork to be delivered within the
last ten days Of the present months, had 10 meet
their contracts. and the receipts Of hogs not conf
was favorable for packing, made those parties
anxious and restless. and induced them to enter
hogs seemed he the primary consideration during
Friday. Saturday and Monday, go that prices adj
yanced 10 $2i5, and this price was freely paid on
strong desire to sell for future delivery manifest
ed hy droyers. and this da1npened the spirits OF
buyers. and prices declined that afternoon 5@10c,
established, and the market closed very dull last
evening at 3.3e@3>45. with continued desire to
sell for future delivery.
conysyance were a1t40, against ID SIS the cores
ppnding week last year.
The Total receipts this season, from Nov 1st to
last eYrniun. were as follows: