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, 1861-06-01
TO THE PUBLIC.
Special Notice to Bankers, Con1nis-
aton Houses, Merchants, and
Bu21neAs Men Generally.
Patrons ofthe Emitted States Express Company.

1twas rot purpose p publish through the public
hrt obaerye this afteruoon. in the Ehlcag3 EVENING
JOURNAL an adyersieenaent fr1u the American Et-
presE & mpa.Y In which It IS announced that they
have effected SONG neW I'D spkc!al e
In The frnntportadon Of money from New York to
}hen lsH f:tain tas ssst5
IL E TnE Z b 4sp 4 isE Isl: asa s
tas been makes ever slice the change Of time this
tp5nS pot only With mo1ey ens M With, VIA ord,oa
r. VM not withdraw their business fscm the most r.
csufe not1ee has sPpcs1sd which promises to Do for
Tie Public Mhst ~ been our regular order OF on.
I'M USrT7p srATrs EtrEEss Lrx1 is from New
Tork b5 the New York and Erte. tho Lake Shore
~ Tod snd 7 aehss9 % IT, ss
We am taKe money to New York IN ous regular
TIN ssS gE 9n g ns' e
cn Meduesday morning. and In cnSe Of d1a1s s:nt iot
gold, to make the collection. and lkAve New Yof5 On
Ins 5as 1S1t I'D 1yrg Il Gf1sag2 oe f. ~
tcnc1s VIM do bul Justice waea they say It that
W cannot be ntaten o,a =, o,s x.,rv,-.
to as 8 - saaa Per 10
once Is 1t lse Iats street snd 20 CLARK street, Cali
cen1tsous saa aG Gaecomodatins 10 oar customers Il.
ccGasion to fectiTe bonds on the Auditor of Hllnoa
hen y or 9e d5est s to SsE Sr 1; ; s;ss
object when parties visa to send large amountA
H. d. COLVIN,
Agent for United states Express Company:
Chicago. May [AA, lE6l- uT1@ttR1
, 1861-06-01

NTOTICE.-The Annual Meeting Of
IN stocxholdera Of ttc cAica=o South Dfsnch
DECK Company for the e1tGttoa of Drs:t2Es asd toF
fore the Company, viii takc place "Wednesday, Jnas
oth, 1861 1T The Compzny'a Qtace. gS DeArhoz2stfeet
Chicago. lm54eks1tdl J. hAIssL4. sec.y.
, 1861-06-01
Richards Iron Corn Shelter,
CHAMPION Of THE WORLD.

'AEn HLF.:: CHESTS TEAS-Y.
1ON T. imperial Guapoxdes md ,oolong. O.
HA1fSQHE PfTKIH Il HAAKEIt --
:. Is SQpth WA&et GtEt0E.
, 1861-06-01

q, ". Dorman reports the followin. pr1cca or
Hogs this week: ~, ,nz
.i1n ,.........4 .4h@4Hc tH@5%c
Second uuality, CORE fed...... 44Q5i1fc 6KQD5ac
First quality, small eizcs, "a
md prime, for market .,-a.. .,>oo !.
butchers. :..-:.;.-:..' 3HX4'sc qe49go
Large slxo stIlfed: fat:.: 8A94 g-c
Second quality, still fed. tat.. 9z94 p-c
Small sike, choice stock hogs QooHc -W-
, 1861-06-01
4otA ".e.-. o2ou o@N4t tsato 80. go. =
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS BY LAKE, MAY 81

There was good attendance on Change to-day,
but the business transacted was unusually light,
and in consequence Of an advance in freights, as
well as scarcity Of ld,prices tended downwar5s
There wc,e hut light orders for flour, and the
market waa dull and dropping, with sales Of good
spring extras at $4.10, and fair at 81 %. There
Was fair inquiry for wheat, but at lower prices,
and the market closed 1c below yesterdays quo
tations-s7ith sa1cs OF about 10000 bushels, at
79@ssc for No Spring, and 15076c for No q
Spring-the bulk Of the transactions being at 81
and 7eo-payable in n 7 Sight drafts and par cur
rcncy. The Corn market was Enthusiastically dull
and almost entirely ncglected-only triaing sales
being made at a3K0eac for Mixed in store-which
is decline Of 1@1Hc per bushel. At these quo.
tations there Was fair shipping demand, but very
few sellers. Oats were In fair request, with sales
Of 1900 bnshels, at 1s19c I. Q. b. Rye quiet.
Barley was sold more freely at &C for No 2 in
store. Highwines continue dull and heavy, with
light sales at 18Hc. Hides continue dull at fozmeF
quotations.
F1cights advanced 1c-the rates paid bIng 9c for
wheat to Kingston and oswego, sHc for oats to
Bunhlo, 4K@5c Tor corn and 5G51hc for wheat to
Buffa1o,
, 1861-06-01

MORE AccEss1oss TO oMoRMoHDoM.-WithIn
tie p.et few days third party Of English Nor
mons, making with the two previous ones,
ten hundred thst have Just passed through
tsis city 10 seek refuge in the land Of many
wives With euch substantial accessions rs
these: Brigham will be able to 60 ttwbile he's
Tcurg, ind see al his Institutions flourish.
, 1861-06-01

Movement of Produce in New York.
From the n. 7. Courier and Enquirer, May 2o]
There Ia activity on the Corn Exchange, but with
scarcely eiugle exception other articles are very
du1l and heavy and when cash sales arc forced
prices touch very low figure. ...
The following IL d comparative statement OF the
deliveries for the mast two weeks:
, 1861-06-01
M 4 RIN.E LII s. r.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. May IL.
7,,on rndy franklin Hickey, 81 Joseph, 1890 ttes,
co bbls four. Is brs dish, horses, Wasou,
buggy. lot b goods.
p1op TonaEanda, Palmer, Buffalo, sunddes.
Prob G Nears, Ryertor. Pentwate1, 40 u lumber.
Echf FOES, Wilson, Mnskegou, 100 m lumber.
Echr Arrow, Scott, Kalamazoo. 90 N lumber.
echr Harriet Anne, Hanson, Grand River, 30 m
sch1 Hirordel1e, Costain, Kalamazoo Is N 1um-
ber.
echr Dart, Thompson, Buffalo.
schr Roberts, Nelson, 81 Joseph. Is m lu1abee.
Eehr Spencer, blanchard, Muskegon. 60 N lumber.
schr John Weeden. Ham. Cape Vincent
Echr Laurel, McYea, Pier Cove, &c N lumber.
schr Til Color, Kmbsll, St Joseph, Is wood.
schs New Hampshire. Weiglana, Port Sheldon,
67cwood.
sctr odin, Walton, Mnskegon, 40 II lumber.
schr Dan Aatble, 1oheEty, Oconto. 1s5 m lumber.
schr Abigail, o'Connos, South Haven, ITO N luu-
bel.
schr Illinois, Burke, 5luekegon, 50 m lumber.
Schr Spartan, Cherry, St Joseph. 50 lumber.
Sehr 6hoyez, scbolbohn st Joseph, s. N lumber.
, 1861-06-01

Civil wAn-The most civil war lndulged in BY
human critters, is var constantly waged upon
yictunls. This is daily feen in all Its beauty,
s'pomp and circumstance at the eating house Of
Mesere. Case 1 Parmclee, Nos 123 and 125 Dear
born street. Cal ard take hand in. But, Joking
aside, the best feed the beat walters, the best
tccrers the best hosts and the best OF everything
is to be found ut Case & Parmelee's. j1-2t
, 1861-06-01

C1scHEAT1 PAPKns-We are indebted to
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail-
road, for Cincinnati, Louisville and other
dailies Of yesterday, In advance Of all other
EcuIcte,
, 1861-06-01

CIEA1tEV+ 0ltY III.
Prop TopswGpda. Palmer, Buaalo, $50 bbls high
wines, GOO bbls dour, 500 bags potatoes, 10
tons supd1ies.
Prop Edith Hunt, Sarnfa, II rolls leather 200 bbls
pors, l14G tbla doar, 1856 1os hides, 20 bbls
tnlluH.
Prop Lady Franklin, Hickey, st Joseph, 10 tons
mdze, horses, lot h goods.
Brig Commerce, Lock, Buffalo, u, 900 bn corn.
Schr barbarian, Clemcng, Kingston, 1s 900 bu corn.
Schr Norton, Vetnette. Buffalo, u, 600 bu wheat.
Schr Weeden, Ham, Bufalo, 1900 bu rye.
Schr Craig, Woplson, Buffalo, 17.270 bu Whest.
Schr GraPeshot, Chandler, Buffalo, to load at Nil.
yankee.
schr Midnight, Drake, buffalo, Il, 600 bu corn.
Schr Wing of the Morning St1atton, BuaIo, II, ,eo0
bu corn.
schr Arrow, zimmerly, Buffalo, 12,oo0 bu wheat.
Schr Yorktown, johnson, Putt colooru, 1900 bn
corn. .....
sclr llazeppa, Mitchell, Buffalo, 1900 bu corn. =
, 1861-06-01
Importers About.

There arc two men begging In this city who
are certn.nly impostors. One Is white man,
the other black. The white MN came to me
sI1 morths ago, begging for money enough to
get to Boston With his two little girls, Hho
were left mothexlees, he himself being also
sick. Eut him In the wsy Of being sent
at once. There was no reason why he should
rot 60 at once. Lnve just found him still al
the old trade, with the old story. He is no
doubt scamp. He may be known II he
adopts new story, by his face, which is by
scme means made tolook fHghtfu11y colorless,
and by his perfume, which seems made up Of
bitter herbs and whiskey. The black man
some months ago, wanted juet few dollars
more to get sister from the South. Now he
wants lust one dollar to get some goods out
Of bond. Next week he win be on new
track. He Is rogue too, though he may work
little TO saSe himself. think he does. Hc
hss peculiar oily, sldeling manner, and uses
facrtd terms in the wrong place, without any
sense Of their sacreaness, a thing never seen
!, In an honest MAI, egen Il be is profane II
these men Try to keep up their frauds, they
had better be arrested RonERT COLLIER,
Minister at Large.
E The ladies of the West Side are request
ed to meet In abe pArlor Of the First CongrepR.
tioual Church {Rev. Mr. Patton) on Nonday
aud Tuesday to assist in making hayelocks
for Darker's Dragons: -.
Ms. T. Ii. AVERY.
Mrs. J. MED1L,
Committee
, 1861-06-01

By special arrangement 70 nss Illinois Bill,
Real Estate ID and adjoining Chicago It 1aarket
prices and take tho said blls at Iar This Ia Al op
eaTe !oes on the deprecated bills no hers else Offer
-3Loa On Michigan Arecue. between Van Buren, sad
Jnckton strecta
Lots on Canal street, between maxwell aud
SIZE On B!ue Island Avenue, In Sampson GREEN'S
Addition.
5 Lois on we1ch street. In Evans d Nuts Add:
4lacre Loh u Brighton, ntar' Etate EAr Grounds;
10 knAu 1pt8 In Brighton, neal Etato Fair Grounds
75H acres in Brighton, neax Stats Fax Grnunds;
t5H acres, sonth Of Brighton, On Plank Rosd.
"issitt issiett Docking Lot near Honghs Packing Hopse,
with = side trsck from the Alton 6 St. Louis KE;
Together WITH T11ious other Itoh and Tr2ct7 Of
Land, which Will be shown Ut my once, IS C1Afkst
Nd &tattA JOHN EVAN3.
myNeaU3N
, 1861-06-01

4 CALL 70 McV1ckKR's SEWING Hail.
The ladies at the Sewing Hall, having received
an order and material for two hundred Have
lock caps, which 1t is necessary to hare made
by Monday night. The companies for whom
they are designed e.c at Caseyville, and are
suffering for the want bf them We traet
tvery }ady who can do 50 will come to the
Hal t:-dey, Saturday.
, 1861-06-01
New York Cattle Market.
roR wEEK ENDING NAT 70.
{Abridgcd fton, Thursday N. 7. Tribune,)


Number reported for this market at Fozty:fourth
The prices to-day are quoted 4. follows:
First quality. ------..---.-..----.sH99
oidinaIy..-.:..;.................sgs gs
The oms 1ene1sl eas arssoe n The msrfct 4
The most Of the sales are 8l9c-
Tota1 number Of Beeves resolved In the city this
This i 1850 head less than list week, and al6
erage number at each Wednesday market last year
was 4a1 head whils the number today being 3;
80, shows Bis head leas than the average. and
719' head 1esa than this day week.
BkEvEs rRox DIFFERENT STATES.
4. II: Alleston = Co.. propristors Of the Wash.
Cattls n naskss rom she following States:
ST aoss ess Hliaci;:.:: Illinois. "a
nu4a4a- 1I3
TIE CLOSE or THE AAnEFr.
This morning opened dull. both II relation 70
eay aq baess 1fbs 1ss E
gloomy TIL 0 or 10 o'clock, when the atmosphere
frightened and 80 did trade, aut stu TIC prospect
gloomy. Fortunately for owners, hve-sizths or
tEs whole were sold the hrst day At our full quota
The actua1 uurnher on eale to city butchers, and
to the country butchers who come here regularly
for their supplIes, 7as 2976 the balsnee, 96 only
pissed through TIE nasket o. their way to New
cattle tsom hers. :Indeed, Ills has become great
metropotan center OF supply to large district OF
country, and It Is this that keeps up the prices 10
well, particularly On " dnesday. which Is the dsy
upon which most OF the country butchers come In.
The opinion has prevailed Of late that bcttce bsr-
gains could be Obtained near the close OF the mar
ket by all who only wanted to bay ono Or two bal.
locke, and thos8l1t the mnet expensive sort, and
tits opinion u correct %Eyen to-day, although
brokers do not intend to close ont lots at any re-
anetion from yesterday rates. buyers do get bet
Notscing 1ow inn eh less The supply this woek is
than the previous one, 1t is not sinsnA5 that ths
price advanced. The wonder IL that1t did not nd
Tanee more. With the GAME number next "eeE, 1t
win BE- sure to go up at Ieast sell cant, notW1th-
standing the remarkable low ps!ce OF pork, NUT
ton, andsca =
THE HOG MARKET. -
Receipts this week, 4,T6e.
The hog market fs down again THIS weak. The
following are Henry D. Grants quotations:
Cotnfld hogs, y b gross.
The receipts Rsype e nof been large, but more than
there his been demand for, eyen 1t the low rates
quoted above By The superintendent Of the MAJ.
ket-
Tho az.ivala for day or two hare been light,
and 20 has the demand though the weather u L.
vurahle. Tho var hsr not advanced tae pr1ee o1
barrel pork and smoked meats, but The bloefAded
6outhe1n purta hare bl0ck1ded ttade N th1s CO
scHption Uf p1ovfsions, and this has Ind Will cua'
time to Affect the hog market
, 1861-06-01
TRUSTEES SALE, = Whereas,

TRUSTEES SALE. = Whereas,
- thf urders.zacd L4vz.rcs J: Hlssen, h4s BEEN
~ deczte IN CtanceEy o. tho Superior Court Or Ca.
ZS snteFed on aa{ ioea 49, II s3is Easrei2 asc
rest md Aa-y Forrest a7e defendants. Appointed
Trustee tn plsca OF HenEJ t. Eortest decsased, u
catTy out the psuystona Of certain Trust Deed
crttd br Robert L Fabian and Emma 8. EAbisn. "a
pFolui,soTy noto e. FTe Thousand Col1a3 dstsd Ma1
ah A. D 1852 sEd payable ono JeaF atteH data 70 tia
ordsr ct Thomas l. Forrest Nth totsrt4t II ten pee
cent per annutu. which said r!goa1 Trost Deed q
hled Of secor IN said rau4s, md Is aso recorded .
Eage 1H by which s41d Deed tho Reaf 1state herstu
amer deteT1bed WIS coG7eJed 70 aid HsH5 l. Forreak
And wsereaa said Ee:e with interest nona tbs data
thertot Is nov wholly dna and unpaid, and there u
dpe thereon the sun Of Fire Thousand Ntae Hundred
sad Eeventy.Two Dollars 70 pay which said sun1 sAid
Real Estate ordersd cy sid Court to na so
II IN 1td By Eatd decreo Appea<1-
Now. thefe:ort, notice heTeh zts1a thxt tbe no.
detziEned, Lawrence ]. J-hfRasn, N{2a se9eses ~
Auctnn on MONDAY tho &oVt1t&anta dry NAuHAxx
A. D. 1s6 Ut oseoek noon Of that tsy, d h. aor
door CT tho Court HouSa II C12czco, TO ta1 htEh.s
md Txenty-Two School Eection Adet5pa 70 Cnleafn
Mincts With nj The right AID equity u{ fedemptloa
Of said Robert l. Fab1a1 ana Of sstd 6nH,a Fshaa
biz Wtfo: subject hovevrY, 70 curtain mortgage q
ead r L. Fabian and vlfo to D WEldo iineofa % ~
Cu1a tho SUN uf $cSM 0QlGA recorded IN tho HecuF
desS Once Of Cook County tn Cook {; Of AosfGAzeA
P1Ee lts-1e2- LAWRs hCE J. ]. NISHEN. f.unee
HAsaRouoE DArtS. soucatE. nStLauaA
, 1861-06-01

MEssns. EnIToRa VIII you please give
esp covers sent by the {sdies BY cypress to the
amount Of about three hundred Tm confer
ftrur On the soldiers Of the 18th Regiment.
: JouN AuARrHCR, Colonel.
Commanding 18th Regiment.
Addressed to Camp Bisse1l, CaseyTtle, u
, 1861-06-01
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.


ARRIVED. May 80.
ReeoIute, Athens. 90 cy rnbble stone
Farm, Lockpnrt, 1892 bu coru..
Globe, Joliet, s. ,0G0 bu corn, buggy.
George, Morris, 5000 bu corn.
Old Abe, Joliet, 5000 bu cufn.
Utah, LaSalle, i,5s0 bu corn, 8 3,740 bu re.
Roek-Run, LaSaIe, 400 bn corn.
Mariner, LaSalle, SIS brls h!ghwines.
Union, Iasalle, $500 bn core.
Il Leach, LaSale, 6,G00 bu coru.
LuelIa, LaSalle, 5000 bu corn
Acadia, LaSalle 100 bu corn.
Australia, LaSalle, $3.50 bu CON-
Aliona, LaSal1e, t, ,493 bu corn.
Aurora LaSa1lc, $500 bu corn.
America LaSa1le. 5473 bu corn.
Acuru, SaSal1e, 500 bu corn.
CLEARED D.....-....May 30.
Progress, IaSa11c.
Golden Cloud. Ottawa.
D H Latued, LaSallc, s., ,038 It lumber.
Morton, LaSaue, sl,c34 It lumber, 900 pick
ets 60 shingles, Il, 600 lath, 1,a00 eds wood
Adelia, Joliet. IS brls salt, IS tons fire brick.
N O'Connor, LaSalle.
Belle Bryan, LaSalle, S. .5to It lumber.
TIoubadour, Lockport, a. 6G0 # lumber Is N lath.
American Star, LaSalle, 10000 # lumber, IS bzls
salt, 20 br1s by lime.
Kesclute, Athene, 70 tons sand.
Yorktown, Ottawa, TO bxs starch.
r Notthrnp. Joliet, S. OCT It lumber, IS goo shin-
giles, II ,4C0 lath.
Alexander, Lockport, u, ,25s # lumber, 100 l,gls
salt, a,0c0 ns wire, 5;& tons grindstones.
, 1861-06-01

Tuzux1 d WusoH's Sewing Machfues-ofaec
165 Il 103 Lake st. Geo. R. Chittendcn, General
Agent for Illinois, Iowa, Wi.coualn and North In
diana. - .my31l0t
, 1861-06-01
Axs;g. Arh<rtistI1TutB.

THANCERY NOTICE.-State Of
~ nlleots, County Of Gook: : sS:-snpefior Court
William I. srJmsus xs: cla-k Eunyoa and d Laura I
Wicker John psnn,ston Ansr!csn iIgFss Sa C Con-: =
BIowr; Peter kinEeT. EsE:cts,n Lnd~lcE Cha[.ss
Starr Jr. Robert HnCte-. Luc.an Entities, AtMa1tra
II of tic estate or Joel Buss!es, tteeased, tho
kcown heirs ef el E.;tt.te. eecea1e1 ttart.sa FL
knz sdmiul. tatF1 OF the eAta.e Of Joseph fHrs d.
cea'ed he ennknown heirs OF 1yseth Fi1klns deceased
Affidavit ta,iag bee tild In t- o.ec ~ the E:r:<
efsaId Supertor Gsnst q Ihcsso that Eshert H,ahe
or Of the defendants shove nSTed. IN tna lnqllTT
cannot tc fouEd SID that the sst Io ~ Hughes hs
gone this Stats Notice ts hereby stVsM t3 tbs
sa'a Rob, H;stes taat he co9painsat net at. ~
ih+rro1 On ;hc eay Of May tsI, and tras
sun M ~ ts.ued OUT OF .att Cont aSaat
raid DefeEdauta returnsble on the arst Monday of
Jruc next. (l8fl.} ss IL By lnx required
Now, un1ess Jou. the sail Robert HHEae8. shat!
personally be asd spctar he{orr said Superior Court
Ct Ch:eagc Of Cook County. on tho ntst day of tsr
next tenn thereof e BE- holden It cntssso: u ~.
aaswxr OF dennr to the ea1d comPta!na1.'s bn q
ccEplaint, TIE same and the attaEs aaa things her,
In Charged and atAIed will be tstc1 -o1fnsod and
OF aid b l. WALTER KIADALI+ ClsEx-
k1ya 4 SCOTT, complairants soltcitozs.
nN+Ee IT,
, 1861-06-01

From Chicago 10 New York In T}lfE-
teen Days.
The cargo Of corn which was shipped from this
port on the 11th inst, per propeller AegAany. via
sernia and Great Western Railway, arrived at
New York on the 25th nst.-maldng 13 days from
Chicago to New York-tncludiug all detentIons.
, 1861-06-01

FnrpAr EvENrSa, May 81.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past tHenty-sous houzs:
RECEIPTS LAST TwEN7T:FouR HouRs.
, 1861-06-01
No more shipments OF Coffee or But
ter to Louisville.
The Cincinnati Gazetfe Of yesterday contains the

The Cincinnati Gazette Of yesterday contains the
following:
Within the last few days, $500 bags Of coffee have
been shipped to Louisville, It haring been repre-
vas ascertaincd, however, that the great bulk Of
It vent directly from the boat at Louisville to the
Nashville Railroad depot for shipment South Col
lectur Carson has Consequently shat down the
Eatcs, and no more permits are granted for ship
ments Of coffee ITO Louisyil1e.f' An embargo hiss
also been placed upon butter.
, 1861-06-01

+, Market 1st board steady, I'd board firm.
:. EXCHANGE At M11wAuKEE.-The following dfa-
patch was received tlis afternoon:
MILWAUKEE, May 81.
Editors Of Chicago Tribune:
Exchange on New York 6H per cent. premium
At which rate we will remit for al1 current Wtscon.
Tin funds. MARSHALL & LsLET.
, 1861-06-01

THE MASONIC HARP, contain
l. ing oveF 20 odes, HYMNS, Songs, de- With ap-
te1r1noaea ofthe Masonic Fraternity. ByG Chase
Co cent8. TH Masonic HANr AND Md4I1 I1oK, contzin.
The Monltoral Fraye1n, Ch1rge1, KxplanAt1 ions 4c.
P1tee. 41ea Vailed, Fo6tpA ry tho Publishers.
OLIVER QTTSoN + CO. BQsto1.
, 1861-06-01

" 4 lafRe and nne asso1tm meut Of Hatr Brushes
anu Dressing Combs, Toilet articles Of feyerY hu1.
uau be seen at sazgeat'e, corner Of Randolph and
state atteets, Drug Gtots. my8QH
, 1861-06-01
xfffIatr

II LET ALL MEMBERs OF COMPANY B.,
n Chicago Light Artillery, be On maud at thcic
II a1mofy st X o'clock this (Saturday) evening
y for the purpose Of taking active steps for
moving South. By order of
EZHA TAYJQR, Cant.
, 1861-06-01

Attention, U. g. Zouave Cadets.
All membe.s Of the old company are requested
to report at the Armory In Garrett Block, Satur-
dsy evening at 8 o'clock. PEE ORDER or Con-. .
, 1861-06-01

Every member of tic stsbields,'' is requested
to report himself ut the Barracks, corner Of Polk
and Beach streets, tls evening, at before eight
o'clock. By order OF CoNNANpANT.
, 1861-06-01

1NN GASES TOBACCO-Tha
1VO nezt prnnda In matket
49,. EAR8OAa, PITKIN d HANKEY.f
, 1861-06-01

LETTER L1sT.-The LIST OF uncalled for let
ters viii be found On the third page of this
mornings TRmuxE
, 1861-06-01

CHANGED HAxps.-The rumor seems to be
confirmed that the Chicago 1ames has changed
hands, Wilbur F. Story, Esq, Of the Dstroa
Fre Press becoming It's purchaser.
, 1861-06-01

HEROES, OLD AND Youso.-We notice at
Norris & Hyde's, 100 Dc rborn and 103 Msdi-
son street, q splendid engraving Of Genera!
Scott, the Old Hero, size 1S inches by n,
price one dollar. The eamc picture in neat
frame, two dollars and fifty cents.
Trey have pictures Of Ellsworth, in all
styhs. Also, all the Illustrated papers and
Magazines for June- Union letter paper and
envelopes. and numerous other interesting
periodicals. Bee advertisement In today . pa
Der.
, 1861-06-01

Bn1aGs HorsE-Sce notIca of change Of
prices mot change Of fare) At that excellent
hoste1rie the Briggs House.
, 1861-06-01

GoFE 10 ST. Lou1s,-Capt. McGlanis' com.
pauy left for st. Louis last erening to Join
Col r. 2. Blair'e regiment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-24

and bays; by Mr.. Witten, of providing for the
payment of 1852 10 to Witten Cecil and + e.
Ferry. for law damages, assessed by jury of
Iazewell county: by Mr.. Cowan, of legalizing
a conveyance from Andrew Oliphant, guar
ollan, &c, to David Simpson by Mr.. Car
pen1er, OF amending 14th section of chapter
6i OF the Code /; bySMr. Watts, of refunding to
hichard Cox and ID. Griffith sum of money
assessed against them.
Direct Trade.-Mr. BIsBIE, of Norfolk of
1ered resolution to the effect that the Gen
eral Assembly had learned with satisfaction
mat Periere & freres, Bankers, of Paris,
rance, contemplated putting on line of
steamers between the United States and
france, and that France intended TO subscribe
tnereto S90000 per annum: and that Eir-
gina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Mississippi,
kentucky, and Maryland had fostercd schemes
OF internal Improvement materially depen-
dent upon direct trade: Therefore.
ist Reso,ped That il is the duty of the State Of
Virginia, and the duty of those other States re-
ierred to, to welcome and encourage ~ Periere i
freres with their proposed line of steamers to the
waters of Virginia.
"a. That 1t behooves internal improveme Mt
companies and cities of Virginia 10 employ their
pest enorts Jointly in securing the line OF steamers
10 Norfolk, or some other terminal point ON the
waters Of the Chesapeake
Sd. That these resolutions shall he sent 10 the
respective Legls iatures of North Carolina, Ten
nessee kentucky, Mississippi nd MARYLAND and
their respectful consideration of the same asked
and also to the house of M Periere x Freres
Bankers, Paris. France.
Cn motion, laid on the table
Adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-24

HORRIBLE AFFAIR." Son Murders his Mother
ted TO the Jail of Amherst county, Va, on
Monday last, charged with the murder of his
mother, on the 7th inst. The parties lived on
the Blue Ridge mountain, and the mother
having been missed since the 7th inst, suspi-
cions We're aroused. The Lynchburg Repub-
lican says:
a large number of persons assembled to-
gether, and proceeding 10 the house demand
ed to know of the young man where she was ?
his reply Wss '.that he did not know, she
might be in hell, - They then told him TO 30
with them i'll search which they proposed to
make. This he at first declined, but after
long search the mother was found behind an
old log, some half mile dis tant from the house,
dead. Her neck was broken, and her body in
different places, exhibited evidence that she
had been beaten to death with some blunt in
strument. The party immediately arres ted
young Orondough, ana took him before Il ma
gistrate, who fully committed him for trial -
Leading to the spot where she was found
We're the tracks of Il man, which, upon being
measured We're found TO correspond exactly
with the size of the foot Of young Orondough
and although the evidence is purely circun-
stntial, yet, taken in connection with the
threats he had been heard to make against the
life of his unfortunate victim, there seems 10
be but little doubt that the guilt OF the parri-
eide rests upon his head. He manitests, we
learn, the most perfect indifference-refuse
to answer any quest tions, or TO account in any
way for the strong circum tanceS which seem
to be arrayed in an unbroken chain against
him.