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~FoRF, ,KnARNEY,, March 1.-The Pony Ex.
press passed here at r. II. With California
dates to the 2Eh ult. ~. -
No progress Is made towards electing q SEN
ator BY the Legislature, and the friends Of Nc
DougI were disappointed when the Joint
Convention <reaasembled yesterday to find he
could get only 27Totes, It iB now stated a
metz candidate Will be brought forward In 3
day or two, with some prospect Of success by
combining the, Republican and, sufficient
Douglas strength. J.W. McCorke and John
Curry ara spoken otas candidates.
!: The Pony Express, with eastern adgices to
the 9th, arrived at Carson Valley to-day. The
announcement Of Iincoln's Cabinet gives gen.
eral satisfaction.
All the California telegraph. lines have con-
eolidated as one company, and the new organ
izatton undertakes to extend good substan-
tlal line eastward to Salt Lake In the most ex-
peditious manner possible. They will strive
to complete their line before the eaktern COM
| panies extend theirs westward to Salt Lake to
| Join the California portion. Mr. Wade, the
| General Agent Of the eastern companies, who
/ is now here, starts for New York by to-mor:
| rows steamer, having completed al his ne.
/ gotiations satisfactorily.
| A dispatch from Vesalia states that some
200 men have passed through that place dur
ing the last three days on their way to ths
| 'Coso and Mono Districts.
SAN FRANc1sco, March 2l-Jas. a. McDou
gal WIS declared elected United States aena
last evening, receiving So Of Ill votes. H
was afterwards awarded certificate Of cleo
tion by the Governor. Subsequently, tn
Clerk made affidavit Of u3 votes being cast
leavings McDougal one vote short. An In
yestiAktAe&&e proposed,
, 1861-04-02

R1cHBaoNB, April LIN the Convention to-
laav, Jaa, Barbour finished his secession speech.
Nj. Treadway followed fayoring an ultimatum
BY Virginia. Mr.. Montague commenced q
speech tor secession.
Mr.. Southall presented the resolutions Of
3 portion Of the people Of Albemarle county,
instructing him to vote for secession He
said that lie Was aware of q change in the sen
timents Of the people Of the county, and when
convinced that minority were that way, he
would shape his course to their yiews-:
Resolutions were presented from Bedford,
Amelia and Madison counties In favor Of I'M
mediate secession.
, 1861-04-02
G1)ita'|l!l;o: j! Gtiibttttf. q /
MONETARY.

* = - uoxnAr EVENING, April I, 1ae1. ::
N. wholesale slaughter q tbs Mineas eaaks On
<,.+.,-ts1 evenIne produced considerable excite
..,t tnsa.r: buta1l things considered. there Wa
,.s,,1h 1e,. thsn might hare been expected.: Com
t,7esr few, We were s1aa to Sec were dsposed
:, s,crf6se their money, 1t certainly viii Be. no
.,ty.e md much Of It will he mxde good. Our res-
ems fer thls opinion sre Ht2sed In another place.
and need not he repeated hese. At zuch times mo
f,sss eourse for ere5y body 10 pursua IL to leep
cod, The ills Of these hsnks, 1t Is true, are re-
,ected: hut they ere lntrinstcaIly worth rs nnch
n the5 were month ago. They have now been,
t,r viii be, reduced to Whist the bonds on which
thev are based make them worth according TO
nYtcee ruling In the New York MARKET II "as
feaxed that the throwing out Of thsse banH mere
xvor1d eerionsly Affect the value Of bonds IN "eu
street; but the telegraph this afternoon reports
decline Of Only Email fraction OF penny on M1H~
.onra.. aud Of course the fact is encouraging.
The larger houses have not been buying tha olas
ot,heaa rejected banks day; As they preferred
IA vast til It should be found now maay of them
,onnA rnsts their securities good. The Lancaster
h., anne 50. and was taken by al the hanks to-day.
Il II hooed that several others will come to
+tu,e,t hefore the week closes. Our readers VIII
be sept duly posted as fast Is they do It.
The nrsetice Of holding checks referred to some
aavs aimee developed come arnnsing squfrmfng In
certain quarters today. certRin wise gentlemen
IT first proposed to pay in auch currency as was
"euyrsnt, at the time the cheeks were dra"n-e
profound principle IN banking, on par With much
If the regulation which has been infused into the
financial movements Of the Vest. 4 very uttle
common sense was discounted by somebody, anc
-. s3roon nnre cnYrencv-currency th&t Is nov
, 1861-04-02

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The President has
appointed Geo. Little, Marshal for North
Carolina; David L. Phillips, Marshal, and Law
renee weldon, Attorney Tor the Southern Dis;
trict Of Illinois. Also, the following named
Postnasters for Missouri: Peter i. Foy, St,
Louis J. B. Alexander, for Lexington; Allen
F. Richardson, Jefferson City; chas. L. Null
ler, Hannibal; Vim. 1. Pyncheon, lndepen
dence; stephen Haslett, Kansas City Jno. L.
Bitiinger, St. Joseph. Also, Melanclhon
Smith, Rockford, III; Chas. q. Judson, Free
port, Ills; Achilles Williams, Richmond, Ind.
and Geo. Wilson, stenbenyi11e, Ind.
, 1861-04-02

{: Mssch, now two.thirda gone, bids faiE to be the
coldest month OF winter. Three times during the
past wcek thu metenry sunk below zern and for
1efetAl successive days It did not reach more than
twelve fourteen degrees above, in the middle Of
Ing, On Sunday the nth, and two degrees below
wRA the highest point reached drrfng the day, with
thetun shining brightly al the time. Atten in the
evening It VAS fourteen below. Monday morning
msS snonrS 1i'sAN 41ap'o'e1en'' ''' l. - ''''' ~
This weather.wise argue from al this, an early
opening Of navigation. They Say that when walm 7ua
ttcold SNAPS, "-MaTquette journal, 1861.
, 1861-04-02

lsst month, ssoos paekaaiast; lsst yesf, s., ,ea
packages. Prime mssa. beef ~ ,nlhs and
cut meat4 steady st e@a.k: Shoulders at e@sHk; ::
boxes Cumberland cut long fibbed aud long clsar
nidd1es IN pEiyate terms Lard steady and d.
ed ed Saturday evening. y s@1o Batter mi et
stesdyat sam lor interior 70 prime. i.
asocxH1Es7coaee cnntinn = ataady ind demsnd
Lsgnsysa " 14K@14He; 1bo bays Mafacaibo at
184@14c: Sugar continues hrna, and demand fafr;
sales 1,2D hhdg Ut 441fc for Cuba; &t hhds Texea
On pEyate tesms zs9 bids Meladc st s@aMs snd
BY auction 800 hhds choice Porto Rico 4t 8H @8Hc,
4 months. Molasses unchanged; tales IS hhit
Porto Rico at aac, and 20 hhds' cnha, elayed'
sroeKs-Highes and closed stesdy. Geye = 2 2
5sx, Harlem pfd G*, MIDI s 81 bds 6sH, Pc Meil
90, N 7 G T84, Erie a2X, Hudson ~. d q Il
,1fM, Goshen Branch BIDS IS, Chi d n " I'd BIDS Is,
Gil d n Y bda a, Erie LIT bds los. n C g ao1s,
Tenn Is 745<, No o. q, b 81, Va Is 7515, = 60, 8
6s ST. coupons SEX.
BAnk ksrATExrKT.-Increase n loaas. go, no;
do specie, $1918, ,eaa: do circulation, $50 9a9; ID
deposits 81, ,671 CTS.
, 1861-04-02

MONTGOMERY, April Active efforts are
being made to finish the gap Of railroad hence
to Pensacola, to facilitate the transportation
Of troops to the Gull, and it will be completed
in few days Nothing important has been
received from Pensaco1a- The supply Of pro.
visions it Is believed is getting short at Fort
Pickens. Troops, provisions and ammunition
are flowing into tie Confederate States. A
quantity Of troops are expected at Montgom.
ery this week. The reported reinforcement
Of Fort Pickens Is pronounced By reliable an.
thorfty as unfouuded,
, 1861-04-02
*Those distinguished by star are rejected.

sThose distinguished by a star are rejected.
sr. Loun.-We quete:ss follows from the Demo
c1at II Saturday: a..
Money matters remain unchanged, and Eastern
ETchanpe te firm at 8 per cent. premium selling,
and AZ toax buying. Demand large. Eew or"
iesns dun 1t ~ premium and no demand Car-
rency sitter and in good request at former 4uota~
uons, Discounts few, and NO paper offering.
Wopey Is plenty, sud when the people get ready to
do something there will be no lack OF money 70 %
1t with.
new yozx.-The Ror1d Of Friday says:
The money market continues to he abundantly
xu1ofed II 6re per cant. for all loans, and prime
fuffixaed notes ut six to seven per cent; e1cep-
funM tsansactinus are negotiated below these
rxtes The cotton and bretdstuH markets hare
taken N upward movement In prtce, With constd-
faabie excitement about the tutufe: There are
Eood reasons fos The opinion that cotton will I'D.
Tnuee still nnore in prize and that the shipments OK
meadstuHs and provisions to Europe Will be re-
rumed on an increased seaaa al magnitude as soon
ss navigation opens. The European Rdvlces are
VexY favorable to au put staples. To-day we have
eac41ed Ra48 $40 or about 81 $50 900 b the Vigo
and Esi, $50 o. $41o, 900 BY the CITY of8sitlmore
{or the day 81, $50 900. The New 0rlesns hsIKs
kave sent 10 EEzaand direct 900 OF % 800 oo0 OF
cotton Bills, the proeeeds to be returned e them
In specie The Hauk cf Louisiana sent E95o,pooo or
IT 136o1U.
, 1861-04-02

There was i further hearing betore the GanM
Board yesterday On the tuhtset q toils. t@asao5 @
Cob Esq, and Ar. Walker Of Bua&io. Mele nea.a
of miers IN the eastern part Of the State protest
ed a1fnst fha ineorAlitY of tolls - between douE
md Wheat, al discrimination against cur o"n
Tbs Beard raised -four half amIll-1eaving horr4
wheat and corn 1t tKo and half mills. BARLEY
II 1nerSSsndixe were raised to two and half mills.
~ =. Isney dtlQs d Afyas Of Thursduy.
, 1861-04-02

MASTERS SALE.-State OF Hi
AL nots. Cook County. SIS Asthph Tae1dc Va.
Jnltns WolH Caleb O. HalsFaad aHd William B. Ogden.
Pnblc notice Is hereby given TINT Hiram F Ma:het.
tn chancery oIths superior Court Of Chicas
+ ths erenoen M ot n eeedtence tothe naasss
entered in the above entitled cscs- and pay the
pett9ners sr that causs against tue aooEs
t9 the highest bidder, at the danr OF thu Court
House Of the County ct C21 In tho Cstv OF Chicago
situate IL said County Ct Cooz VII: cue klocE
twenty nine. in ogdeas Addition to Chicago and E,e
building thereon HIRAM 4. MATfiER,
Master 10 EhAncery Of the superior Conft Of Chicago
h4aa, SCOTT b WILSON, Solicitors for Petitioner.
1rrh1 ~
, 1861-04-02

.ATIGHTS SSGAVEN (}}1812&.-Char1aH
In Kuns IN sttend to tho oaesadne q p1tU vtn1ta
femoVtn9 p6 stable MANURE md any 4aAnMe eneasE3
o9aA11 d1raGted fsn18 KuUx Chtc4EQ r. y. BQT &E48
VII f&cN$YA bEqWpf &fSea$th4 9ck&1z0
, 1861-04-02

ri1sss ixs a2.:s IS sxsaa .Inhh watsr ' 49,
Ai1o, Superior wooden suhaoa Pumps, made es..-
sold Wholesale and Retail, by J. r. TEMPLE
mhGEliy cofnar Foak md Caral ftreuf Chtc1Ep,
, 1861-04-02

IkagasB sEow DRIFTS, Upon the Worces-
ter Railroad, Of Birmingham, there is snow
drift, on the north track, 80 rods long and 10
plow ind . large gang Of men, had worked
their way into the huge mass only Z rods this
morning, although the labor was begun yester-
day afternoon. ~. :"
At Ipswich there is drift Of 200 rods in
length and 20 fest deep, upon which one hun
dred men were employed all last night Boston
4+azse7tas. ..
, 1861-04-02

Amd 80 hnV :ioIt ;ta1y se11 0f1s Whtta Iesi xtne
rt1a}1 Ffeneh "a AfespAa Rfaas XAfnfshes and Ja.
pans of III EiRdS. Alcohol Coal Cffs
9.s3e; ~ = ia zS13t5D 4 IN
, 1861-04-02

American, from Liverpool 14th, via London
derry on the 18th ult., arrived here this morn
ing. Dates anticipated.
The bohemian sailed on Saturday evening
for Liverpool.
The Liverpool BreadstuGs market firm, but
generally unchanged. Corn shade dearer.
, 1861-04-02


Rossini, With tbs most Hep1ew:like motives
promptings, wrote some tmpassionea mubic
and arfAuge9 It to. the libretto Ut the hymn
- Hstabat Matex.n He did 10 for the purpoaaof
Allowing PaEihx1 k1dience1 to hear ope1ahe
music r during Lsnt, and Jet not sc@aaalize
opefatie representation duls3g liz eaelasiaati-
ealy appointed: SEASON; m fAstng and prayer
The game prcyed = eyingfons for. Rossin3,
atnce, with but faw exeept1uns, s1ent for IN
atancs. q the opening chorpsy tho !ntapna-
tus. and the fna1e, The. seoTam1ght have been
y sEsa e t. .sas IL e.
eomports with the solemndty OF the stanza
with which It IL identified; neither j. theEeany
proprtety In the >uvel1neas Of thst bsanftui
duet for soprano and alto; 1u1es' est: homo"
Apparently losing sight Of the motives that
Choose for bis theme oae of the most. difheult
within his reach, others have seen ut to seek
u the same path the nototiety which the. ef-
fort gained him. -
Their productions show nm understanding Of
the text not at all evident In the case Of their
predecessor. $: The result might have been an,
ticipated their music is emineptly sacred, and
consequently uni plted 10 the concert room.
Mr. ]. H. Y. Busch Of Copenhagen, pro-
duced the latest tsStabat Mater' that has been
written, 80 far a. our knowledge goes, Tues
day night at Irving hall 4 single hearing
Was sufficient to ess&biish the fact that the
oratorio can never become popular. It il 3
l Well-worked unpretending composition, but
has not salient point BY which to catch ap-
plauee. 1ts proper place II :in9 the repertoEy
OF 8 Catholic choir. Americans are hardly the
people to be csptivated, by long heavy chorus
es. MI. Busehs music Is certainly good as fa1
aa 1t goes aud we do, not wish to condemn 8
single movement It Is also sufficiently elias,
t sic, and at the same time does not lack simple
melody; the text is well interpreted through
out. The hitter fact, as. we remarked before
furnishes the very reason why the thing vii
not be appre tiated by the public.
The following are the parts comprised in 1t
ntroductfon-Organ.
/. Chorus, soprano-1Stabat Aater. <
2. Solo, alto, With chaI1s--0 guam tfistis,
| 5. Solo, bass, with duet and chorus-Qut<s es
| homo. '.>5.--::.s - -
4 Solo, baritone, with quartette and chorus-Pn
| peceatis-
:. Solo, soprano, rec. and aria, with female: che
/ rus.-Ela mater.
| q t;uet, dls. tenor, with uh1e choRus--,8saaet
nsater. {,
7. Solo, tenor.-Fac M tecam.
s. Solo, soprano, With chorus. .-Fargo psTgtnu77
9. Solo, base, rec With trio and chorus.--fae m
Is. Sextett, soprant-CAr&ste, cum sith;ne erir,
Araia No Is one OF the best melodies in th
score. Several passages for alto are also quit
I pretty. nnd were well eXecuted
, 1861-04-02

NEw OR1EAss--The steamer De Soto brings
Havana advises to the 9th ult. Sugars dull
at 61< reals: Weeks export 42,5W boxes.
Stock on hand 24,700 boxes. a million In
specie was coming from Spain to relieve the
money market. Nothing had been heard from
Prinna Alfred
, 1861-04-02

ARRIVED. March 80.
Resolute, Athens, 90 rubble stone.
r Goodel, Lasal1e, 4,968 bus corn.
Edmonia, do $500 do.
Vermonter, Feeder, 46X eds wood.
CLEARED. March so.
Australia Lasal1e, a4.6 .696 # lumber, m piekets,
IA m siding, 75 N shingles 20o0lbs fence wire.
Vermonter, Feeder
Boston, Morris.
Reso1ute, Athens.
VIM Merriam. Morris.
Jas Patrick, Lasalle, 10 brls salt, bra sugar, s
Lbs mdze.
Cesar. LaHalle.
Rock Ruu, Dupage 11,643 It lumber.
, 1861-04-02

d Ii pretty eaay In the season to speak with
ns O. Sne - CONDITION o. ne at M
kesr the ptospeat i highly fsTorable mot only for
thesa, but M products. Il 4his viciPlay we hear
hus one report which q, thEt Fhsat ioo anussi "
sataos hear lste heavy ffosts have done any
da1aa8e. =: = :.":$ =. !
ftu3t ii good 10 ~ es it an learn..7 7pze2o 1de.
, 1861-04-02

MOBILE, April 1-Adviees from Rio to the
18th report the yellow fever raging there. The
political news. from the United States unset.
tied everything. Great anxiety vas manifest
I'd in regard to the troubles,
, 1861-04-02

Southern falitoad .o6scs. CAseagoAThe pro-
pellers Olean and New York have arrived heTa
ftnEn Dunkirk. Both: loaded, and WILL leave
f0r Duokirk this afternoon. +; 7s--!:. :, :.
--7.@|. J. D. CAMpHKIt. Genu Eupt
, 1861-04-02

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 1.-The State audi
tot reports that the LANCASTER Bunk has this
day given full and ample security for all of Its
circulation
, 1861-04-02

TOLEDO, April Propeller 0lean, first
boat through from Dunkirk, arrived Sunday
morning.
, 1861-04-02
Regular Meeting Of the Board Of Edu-
:.e'5 r.. cation.

T. A~64lA6AS 14AEEAI QUILL 4GQA.
Pressnt-Messrs, Dofe, Bass, Steele. Haven,
Absent-Messrs. Mosely,: St0rteVant, HAyes,
sheahan, Higginson, and Tat
The minutes Of the List two meetings we're rsad
and approved.
zsa nsr WABASH avenaa and Txstt6 street va 70.
ferred to the Committee on Buildings and Grounds,
with power to act. -
on motion Of HI: Carpenter, all matters relating
to the heating Of the new school building in tho
Buildings and Grounds, with power 10 2ct. -:
On motion Of Dr.. Foster, teachers certificates
were granted to Marian Mackway, Mary G. Cheat,
Hattie 3. Sawyer. Celia M. Cle4ves, RebecGa g.
so1thWorth. Fannie NJ. Walker, Leonfce B. Wood
ford, Sal1Ie Robinson, Lizzie Anderson: Mary s.
Hull, Elizabeth Hawley. and Celia r, Whiprle.
Dr.. Foster. chairman Of the committee On the
appointment OF teachers, reported the following
appointments afuce the last meeting Of the Board:
EVeline s. Winchester, head assistant in the Aoae
On motion Of Nj. Steele, chairman Of the COM
1aittee on the High School, Maggie G. Lynch,
Abraham Melech,7 Maggie E. Prendergast, Aary ].
Lyon, and Louifa E. gwfehell, were readmitted
4 commnnicatien was received from Mesars.
Gardner d Bridges. proposing to fnrn1sh the High
School with slate blackboaT and On motion pf
Mr. Newberry it WAS laid Oh the table.
. The resignation Of Miss Ellen B. Chapln, teacher
In the Skinner School, was received and accepted.
4 petition was received from the pupils In the
Branch Of the scammon School, asking for tho
privilege Of holding only one session day Re-
:ferred to the Commit on the Scamuson School
and the Superintendent, with power to act.
On motion ofDr. FoRter, the question Of reopen
the committee on that School and tbs superinten,
dent, with power to set Adjourned.
g., s... w. H. WILLS, Secretary.
, 1861-04-02

NEW YORK, April IA Washington dis
patch says that Charles F. Adams, our Minis
Ter to England, has received his instructions.
He left Washington Yesterday.
, 1861-04-02

HARTFORD, Ct, April 1.-The election Is
proceeding quietly, with indications Of a Re
publican triumph in the State.
, 1861-04-02

BURLINGTON, Iowa, April -Four feet Of
water in the channel on the lower rapids
about on q stand
, 1861-04-02

MONDAY ETxsMa, April /, 1Hn.
rha a,s,owfnp ae., tbs receipts snd sh3puents sox
the ua5t twenty -four h.;sHs:
, 1861-04-02

The Governor q -: avacuation Of Fort
friend in this city, that the - = 's",.nt Ia
gnmter, at this time, will tend to o..:-*, -: ).
Republican party N that state and dside .Sae fae
section are, almost -Yjfhqat; distinction Of:
pazty, opposed totha policy IT ahaa49naElr}EnE 4
to ssnk every niansof:a In the pavy- :The:
Governors letter il very lecideds N tone5 aan
same charactef,-Waea. Chr. Neo Fork 1SRses.
, 1861-04-02

Schr Crusader, Coates, Kalamazoo, 800 brls -four,
800 set bedsteads, 160 m shingles, II rolls
leather.
Scht Mary Stanley, shehoygan, IS eds wood.
schr Transit, Humphrey, Manitowoc, ESQ m shin
giles. -
Brig seyastopol, Smith, Grand Haven, 90 n lum
bel, 2s8 r ties, 50 empty bf1s.
Schr TIL Color, Eimbal, St. Joseph, rs eds wood.
schr H Gates, Walsh, Centrevfle, cda wood.
, 1861-04-02
GTATE OF ILLINOIS. CuOE

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
4 Comfy. 9. .aI--snperior Csrss Ct Chicago, March
Term. 1851 Trist1am CampGsn 1ri. tsrcta !A9SuirQ
~ Gideon ?. clifford, George 2 I;dord, F. r. ptksa
and jesse II. RichaEdA-~1n Chauce:y. ,,..
George Gisosd and " st.s:; dele31aats ~ above
named having been hled II tho o1lct q t lieFE of
sad Superior Court OF Chicago Notice hereby {iytn
{o The said Gideon .: Clifford, GeorAa r Ganord a1&
+. II, Pttk5n. that the caDpla1naat5 nieu t6tlr bu
oT complaint il said Court the GaaaeeTy side ther
Of the 3lst day cf December E1G and ttaf sEni
heFeupon Issued o: & ~ Nenrt aEainss sa.d
Vy noIt ISL 81 is by relnileG. a2d Afterwards TO
Wit:-On the ath day Of FebrEa55, A. ta6f On 2!'aa
aunoona issue out Of said Court against aA4d defen
daata FctuTnabis On the trst Monday Of March ns1k
Now, therefore. unless ron the add Gideon Clifford.
George r Clifford and E Etk1n skau personally
q COOK County, on shs A f9ss day ol n ae1t term
tas drss Monday ef Nay. 80 and piead. shaver
the sae, and tue atters and things therain changed
md sts1ed, Will be taken ~ confessed. and decfaa
entered AIanst you according u the prayer Of .aid
BILL ". klAIR3L1a Clark.
mhi1-e1144W
, 1861-04-02
Judge Sprague on Treason.

The Illinois River.
LAsALIE, I'LL, April River 20 feet on bars
, 1861-04-02
Daily Review of Chicago Market.
MogpAr EVENING, April I, 1861

MONDAY EVENING, April I, 1861.
FRE1GHFSJ standard vessels, to arrive,
wheat to Kingston at 16c-
FLOUR-Recetved, E711 hrae. Market quiet but
Arm Sales, 800 brls Banner Hills spring extra
at $4-16 del. on the Mississippi River; 150 brls
Smith Mills ~ fat-hoop, at 81 Is on track; $50
brls good spring extra at $4.a231 del; 100 brls
!" Union supefans at Ss'ss DEL 81 bEls ''oshkoth
City" super at $3.16 del .......
WHEAT-Received, II, Cos bu. Market AOHc
better. Sales, 600 bu fresh receipts No. sprng
at e4xc In III store; 12,0Q0 bn old receipts No. :
<npr1ng at T8c In stpFey=a0D hu do at 784ic in
siore 5000 bu do at 7e1c In etoEe-Aarket closing
CoRN-Reeelved, s,4se bu. Market steady
Sales were :-25 600 bu old receipts mixed at e61c
in store; 1000 bu fresh receipts do at es4c i'll
oATs-Received, 81 bu. No demand and mar
ket entirely nominal.
RTE1Rseeissd a. bn, Market quiet and nom
BARLEY-Received, 16i7 bu. Entirely neglect
H1GHWINEs-1 b.ls ut 14c. Small lots city
ALcOHoLsteadya at sl@ssc per gal
MESS PORK-NominAl at $3.50.
LARD-Dult at 9@9xc-
TALLOW-Nunfnal at a4@9%. -....
HIDES Green Sailed, &c: Dry Flint, 1fH013e.
POTATOES "a bsla good Neshannocss At &c
PoULTRY-I.se Chickens, s175 per doz; Live
BROOM CONN., ton fair at b45
LIVE HoGs-ReneiVed, eli. Market lo@16c
, 1861-04-02

M ASTER'S SALE.-State Of Ill
1tA no!s, Cook ConEty-s,s; Superior Court ot Chi.
&nd AuguBt Belmont
Pablls notce hereby Et-en tha. In PURSUANCE Of
aesEstaa order entsset ne aboYe emitted cause
ter In Chaneery Of the Superior C1nrt Of Chieay5 viii
r. ~ aa pnos a1con to slhsst bidder f9r sash
"a ths City ct ChIcago, II said G9unk7 of Coos, %
T!tgtEsDAT, X tae tweaL, third day q April, 2. 81
ing described r:al estate situate, lying aud being Ia
M Ctty Of Chicago County Of Cook, and stats Of
Illinois, o-Wtt-LoB umbefed one IL to twenty COY.
both Inclusive in Block i've {5 ia Arcaers Addition
70 Chicago, Or much Of =a1d premsea ~ E1sy bo
necesa8r to satisfy the Indebtedness due satd COM
Plal9snt Quder said ieeTes aad ca=ts together with
Masters Gees commissions d.5huzseu7ents salt
SAG, IRA SCOTT
Master IN Chancery Of the Superior Court Of Ctesgo
Chicago, March 18th 1>Sl rn.ittS:.H "a
, 1861-04-02

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*Thla Court cams n.session yesterday for its
regular Apr1 term, With fult LIT Of casest.E
Weare* Indebted :tq the courtesy ,of Tx. G.
Forrest, the Cletk oE MA Court for tl1a follow
Ing List of candidates forits attsntion.::<sz
:. Iarcen7 Samuel Lae4s. .eEzes Burroughs, John
g: Gooaley, n. Meye5s, ; Gl.rSne9 oSa Smith. aias
jseob Richmond, Fritz gtefsfn, John Shields
3araes Talbot, Eugene Hartman. John FatsEs, Lo1-
1sa Freeman, VIM. Chase, Geo. Saith, Phil. Piet-
fer, A1iee B5rne. Henry Smith. John Ryan, O.. Z.
NapIst, Henry Blssen. aitas irving Prescott, d.
Hammond, John Delaney, William Duncan, Doris
Petera, Amelia Holden, Edwin r. 43yeztsr, MAy
Regerdeu, Sarah Wilson, aodhFjed Hoode, Jamea
". Fhelan, Petar Dundon. Richard Farmer, Hugh
, Kane, Dsniel Drew Edmund A. Randall, Henry
f Aarder- Nicholas Werde1l--1. Robbery HAIRY
Jones, Jane Burr, Loufsa Conne1y-8- Burglary
Luther Ittleae1d, Thomas johnson, dzaos Charles
Howa1d-2 For4ery-Wm: n. DampeteEs Ahra-
tent to k1ll- Samuel HendeEson-1.: Assault with
deadly Weapon-Albert Gould, BeKnhardt Smith,
Michael Dempser-3 Adu1teFy-A. ". Morgan.
Algirs- Hammond. Frank G. Loomis,. Hen1letta
John Mcbride, William Mcbride, Daniel Cnrfan.
Charles Bingham, Jehn MsyheE, William Fen.
! ming, Charles r. Atkins, John Mabon, 4. O. Nell,
| Andrew: Bran, Gerald Welch, Matthew Marx, Il.
Lowe, F. Mamery-l3. Consplracy-John R M
| false pretencas-Ch E. Dawson, James Mori,
| arly, Michael Mullen, Charles T: Williams, aIas
| DR.. Hntchings-3. Taking tools to ptfeonere-
| Patrick Fitzgerald-1,: !: Bastardy-Peter E. BJrne
Il Embezzlenent- James Howard.
Yesterday was chiefly occupied in calling th<
| docket Of civil cases.