davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-09-03

and prices little a1mer. Sales At a69ase for Ca
Pnovisioxs. still very duil. Sales go brie
at SIS for mess and SO foE prime ota = ~ ssoek o.
came date hast month 1A,998 brls; same date last
mtss. Sales 1000 hbls at $l3 80; re quote LIZ ,Gisy
mees $9011 Is; extra mess; $l2 75113 80. Total
stock Of new and old Sept Jet, G1, 1914 same
time last month u 377; delast year 4g tda pnme
we Eortce sales Of Is bhls choice western at $i5-
Cat meats dull at 43@ss1 shoulders; 5DbH;
hams Lard quiet and sts,dy; y ssles M ~ or11 1ea ~
1415 for state. Cheese steady at 6G71.
GRccEn1Escoare firm. sales 5gO bsga e Kio ,as as
fsx015c- Klee continues quiet: sales " 11eEees M
higher with me- derate business doing. Sales 976
hhde ut 6@1c for Cuba; 6A@7Hc for Poxto kico
e be5es Aayan7 On private teFs H. "a IN s
ssm99c for Barbadoes. Tallow quiet. SHES 20
bids. prime easrerR at SIC. Hops quiet and M
sTScKs-second board quite dull and closed
heavy. 9, B q g 69A, q ~. g b CHI 66H, H,
Panara 106, n 134, do guar 2s;s; Hudson aa4,
q as rs aa e :5 i @ Treas + a & s a
Is I'll s.. do 81 reg'd s..
BUFFALO. Aug. .2-FIouR-Unchansed.
GnA1N-Wheat closed quiet; sales 1850 bu
Nil club. s. 500 bu do at Sc; 10000 Chi spring nt
iot+ lutU W Qu NJ AatV UA AEH wv NAaAotV
spribg at SGc 18 eco bu red winter at 90c 8 COO bu
white Mich 1t 81 .o3. Corn in good demand; sales
20 COO bn ut a5c; $1,000 bu at 354c; Is 600 bu at
36c. Osts in fair demand; market steady; sales
10000 bu at &c
CANAL FRE1GHTE-Firm.
LAKE IhPonTs-18,Gu0 br1s four, 217,0o0 bu
wheat, $4,000 b1 corn, 10000 bu oats, 1000 bu
rye. .--.
CASA1 ExPonTs- 800 b1lB -four, ao5 Obu wheat,
&, Goo bu cnin-
osWEGo, Sept. s.-F1oUR-selIing 10 the in.
terror and eastern trade at $4.T5 fer fancy from
eprirg wheat. ...
GR1E-N heat-moderat demand. buyera gen
orally apart IN their Views. Ss1es 800 No Chi
cago spring st Sc. Corn-mArket closing drmsr. @
Sales Saturday night 14e00 bu Illinois At &c. To
day-10, 600 bu do at 40c. Other gretas quiet.
CANIL FRB1eHIe-Steady. Flour 29c, wheat 9c
LAKs IMpoRrs-Laat 4s hours 1860 btlR -four
| 43,cO0 hu wheat 81, 600 bu corn 75o0 bu rye:
| CAxA1. E1roRTs-t7.4oo brIs flour; 5000 bt
| wheat; 113,00e bu corn. ~,
| LAKE 1MPoRTs-For the month OF August I, w
| brls -four: Oil OBS bu wheat; 1,tGG, ,I07 hu corn
| 1855 bu oats; Il, ,a3i bu rye.
LAKK. Isroa1s-sinee open Ing of navigation t
September 1st s.5a1 br1s -four 4,020 OH bn wheat
| 3,e0a 5e2 bn corn 19s09s bu oats; 47.692 bu hs1
ley; ,034 br rye; 20 3Qe bu peas; 6G9, ,455 84
| lumber.
, 1861-09-03
The Importance Of n Good Harvest to
Great Britain.

The cost Of The imports Of grain OF al kinds, So
well as flour, for the last seven years were, in the
year 1854. sci 76o. $50: 1856, G1T sos 100; 1855,
42s 039 422 1857, SID $50 567; 1858. e90 157, ,641
f119 e33 GIG, and annual average Of e19 $50 6l3
paid for foreign grain and flour, while in the year
sa1 GIL .o1s, mainly owing to the bad harvest in
England, hut these figures do not by any means
represent the full extent to which we are still
subjected by the harvest Of 1860. They only show
what large sum Of money We have raid; !; but the
payments in that yesr we're not 80 heavy as taey
have been since. The official information brought
and flour imported in the first four months OF 1853
"a 3A A0s5; 1850, G3 913 COL and 1861 2i2 435 435;
By which it will be seen that We have been paying
for the first four months Of the current year at the
rate Of &37,3O6 s05 per annum, or e5,552 43l more
for bEeadstrfs than in the came petiod OF 1861
London Daily N6t0s.
, 1861-09-03

PER NORTH AMR1cA.} LIVERPOOL, Aug s2.
Breadstu0s still declining; tendency Of the
market has been quiet with g decline Of ed on
wheat and Cd on ioar Germ dull. Provisions quiet.
Coceo1s for money q 11SS@91k.
Liverpool ltreadstufs-Mst tket declining. Wealth
er has teen favorable fer the crops. Floar inac-
tive at e decline OF Cd Wheat eaaier and dull,
with decline Of Cd Red western 9sG9s Sd; red
southern 11s@11s Sd; white western lis 6i@11s
Sd white southern 13s.
Gem easier; ni1td and yellow ass 6d@3os
white Sis G34s.
Provisions generally quiet. Beef dali Pork in
eetire at 4ss @50s. Lard drmer at 45@47s. Tai
low has downward tendency, 30@35s.
:. LIVERPOOL, Aug 23---L1yERFooL PRoDGcE
MARKET-Sugar quiet and steady. Coffee quiet
Kice firm.
LONDON MARKErs-RreaastufEs steady. Sugar
upward Coffee firm. Tea steady. Rice frmer
LONDON, Aug. s22--Latest gales Of American
stocks were, Iii Central at 23s<G124z.3
BreadEtuEs still had . downward tendency, anG
small sales. Wheat inactive and dull, and de
elined I'd. Corn flat and declined Cd.
Provisions, dull.
LospoN MARKET-Bullion in Rank Of England
has increased ELS ,0G0 since the last weekly re
pert Corso1s foT money s1H. The quotation:
for American stccks are as follows: Erie shares
23G2f,
, 1861-09-03

PASSED DETno1T-Aug. 31.-BouND Tr-Stmr
Ec1th stsr; props Missouri, heuosha. Omar Pa
worth, Maj Andersen, Wm Sturges and Ciaytoai;
brics Concord, Orkney Less. Gen Worth, D Fetg1-
son, Maboning and Ocean Queen; schrs Consuelc,
voy, Ccrinthian. Denmark, Grey Eagle, Joh1
Needeu, Emeu, & Gilbert, Mott, Sanbury.
Nightingale. Beaton, Fortune, Kste Robinson, E
P Dcrr and Northern Light. ..
Douap DowN-PEeps Northern Light, Free
State, Antelope, AdEiatic, Chicago and Rocket
bark Marquette; echrs Kate Richmond, c Bailey,
Gs
Q Culver. II Mitchell, Coquette, and H Mussey.
VESSELS PAss1Ea THROUGH TIE WKILAED ca,
EAL--We sic indebted to Capt P Dorr for the
following list Of vessels passing through the Wei
ts7,3 fan
, 1861-09-03


HEAD-QuARrEEs NORTHWESTERN
RIFLE REGIMENT,
CAMP ELLSWORTH. Sept. 20, 1851.
In behalf Of the Regiment I desire to eS-
press their Acknowledgements to-
Mrs. Charles r. Sawyer.
Mrs, A. II. White.
Mrs. r. Lancaster.
Mrs. Bowen.
Mrs. Wood, and others,
for valuable articles contributed BY them for
the comfort and health of the Regiment,
among which are Lemons, Jams, syrups,
rions other articles fer the hospital.
/ further acknowledge the donation Of so
towels made by The ladies OF the Sewing Hall
Society at McVicker's Theatre.
G. KEoBELsDoRTF,
Colonel, Commanding.
, 1861-09-03

Total. 97e0 1t32s0 93at10 $500 go. SO.
The North AUsesie9a, with Liverpool dates to
tie 23d ult., was telegFaphei this morning-re-
porting Florr Sd lower. Wheat dull and I'd lower,
Corn easier.
The effect Of the steamers news, as well as an
upward tendency III freishts, caused depression
in the general markets, and eheds lower prices
but as soon as the New York dispatches we're re-
ceired the demand increased, and prices rallied
There Was a good demand for Spring Wheat
Flour, and the market Was rather better than on
Saturday; but Winter Wheat brands were dull
and lever. About 2 SEQ bfIs Of all grades changed
hands, at $9.50@4.c0 ior fair to choice spring ex
tzas; $4.4e@4 Is fo7 white winter extras; $500
for winter supestne; and s2,75@3 Is for fair to
choice spring supezRne.
The market for Spring Wheat opened dull, but
after the receipt OF the New York dispatches, an
urgent demand took place by shippers, and prices
advanced HG1c . buahel Winter Wheat, how
ever, WAS in very limited request and prices fell
e 2 bushel. Abort 10000 bushels Of MI kinds
changed hands, at 83c q bu for No l White; 75c
fer No Red; 67@6Sc for No 2 Red: Sc for Re-
lected Red; Csc fer Mort hwestern Club 6306ic
for No Spring 5sK@60c for No Spring; and
50c for Rejected sp1ing-the market closing firm
with buyers Of No Spring, at SIC and No 2
sprirg at 6ek@s8c.
The Corn market opened dull and heavy, in con-
sequence Of an advance in freights but an im-
p:oEement being reported in New York, q reaction
took place and the market closed firm. About $50,
coo buehels changed hands, at 22@s9Ac for Caral
Mixed ahoat; s0H@21c for Mixed In store; and
1ec ior Rejected in store.
Oats were quiet-with sales at 154c aaoat. Rye
was steady at 25c for No. in store. Highwines
advanced Hc, with sales Of country At 13c. Timo-
thy Seed declined about &c per bushel-with liberal
eales at s1.2G@1,s7x.
Freights advanced 11$c per buEhe1 on grain
with engagements at 12c fer coEn and 125{@13kc
Tor II heat to Buffalo, and 11@1Sc Tor wheat to Os,
wego.
flour AM GRAIE IN SToRE.-The following il
the Board Of Trade esdmate cfthe amount Of Hour
and grain in store iii this city to-day:
Flour, brls. Observation-Disclosures. 5.12a
, 1861-09-03
Female SeceaNIont2t8.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Having noticed xorr remarks in this morn-
iug's issue, relative to seceeBionists in Chica-
20 an6 the ordinence passed by the Common
Council, would ask in Whist manner it was
proposed to administer the Oath Of Allie
eiance to The people, and if it is to be admins
tered to all, OF only to those who are suspected
CT dieloyalty.
There s1e many women, am sorfy to say,
who openly ayow their hostility to the Gov
ernment, and not few in Chicago. Shall
they be compelled to take the Oath ? They
certainly should aB well aB the male portion Of
tie seceders, IS they are much more danger
Gus because they often pass current, when a
nan would be pronounced bogus.
One WHO WANTS TO KNOW.
, 1861-09-03

tne ueaa Letter eaefR, up stafre:
Henry Rankin, Chjcago.
Mr, Wa}dhaueer. Chifapo.
Mics Alice UrdoN, Chicago.
P. o. Box 3a3;,
A Fell. Chicago.
Mr.. Mr. sM.,s Jane Bacon. chenoa, III.
Hlrt. CathaEiIa Blackjack Avery. III,
Conrad RtcEt. Galens, III.
bradley Fowler. Buda III.
s;hss burke, Peoria, Ill
Mies1 Miss Ro1slie !, a prnzler, Milwaukes. VIZ.
nacheai ". Conway. Jefferson City, Mo.
Henry Hubbard. Hilltdale. Mich.
MRS. HahEsh N Lor-e, Grafton, Maea.
Miss Betzey James North Norwich, N. 7.
Letters under old style stamps aud stamped en-
se!ores, not recognized In payment Ct postage:
John Il. Vincent, Chicago.
Carl ]. Strombcrg, Chicago.
L. Bcgardus T. Son. Chicago.
Thomas Sherlock, ogle Station. I'll.
]. 3. johnson. Bloomington, III.
S. D. Prince. Joliet, Ill.
]. P. Warn, Dixon. H.
Mrs. Gertrude Dennis, Waukegan, Ill.,
Frank Smith. Aurora, Ill
Miss Elizabeth Hunt, Magnolia, III.
a. c. Davis. Peoria III.
Rt. Rev. Clement Smith, Dubuque, Iowa.
Plett Smith. Dubuque. Iowa.
Gottleib Lindner, Calumet. Wis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dayey, Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Aonbridge Wilcox, Detroit, Mich.
Geo. Ham. Detroit, Mich.
James Bell, Disco, Mich.
Mrs. Dl. Brack6tt, Logansport, Ind.
a. Louis 81 Co., Cincinnati
Mrs. NJ n. Manning, Cleveland, 0.
Nahum B. Gates E1yria, Q.
Mrs. B. n. Stevens, Cleveland, U.
Aprable Lucier, Grafton, Mass
Mrs. Lyon Sutton, Mass.
Mrs, Moses Metaycr, Grafton, Mass.
Miss Anrie A. Corning, Oswego n. Z.
James Martin, 0swego. n. 7.
james Rogers, Alden. N. 7.
B. ClaHfn. Fredoni8, N.
Andrew Evans. Ronaont, =. y.
John II. PeDdleton. New York.
D. Seely, MIller's Bay. n. 7.
Mrs, Stephen Cooper, Newfoundland, n. J.
Hiram Nc;herill, Eastford, Conn
Thomas Walsh, Carrolton, BY.
, 1861-09-03

DESTRUCTION BI TIE STORM AT THE FAIR
GRoUkps.-Fc1ty rods ct fencing, forty stalls
AID an unfinished franc structure upon the
State Fair grounds were blown down during
the Eeye-e gale Of Sur5a: right. Although
the accident is discou1agi5g, at tine when
every mirute is valuable, it will probably
cazse o1ly temporary 6elEy.
, 1861-09-03

- ARRIVED. ..--....-.A1g. 81.
D Leonard, LaSane, $500 bu corn.
Flower, Ottawa, j 20 bu corn. 100 hu wheat,
J u Preston, Aux Sale, 5000 hu corn, 2,9u lbs
seeds
American Star, L. Sale, ans hu corn, 1.5s5 bu
i Douglas, Seneca $500 bu corn, s,15a bs seeds.
CELESTIAL, Seneca, b.0f0 bu corn.
Mary E1 ory, Or AVA, 5000 bu corn,
Cuba, Ottawa: 5000 bu corn.
Im1erial Loekro1t 5000 bu corn, 80 res lbs bran
and shorts.
Caroline, Ottawa, 5,coo bu COIL
Marseilles, Edinhurg, s 500 bu corn.
George, Morris, 5,0UU bu corn.
Tide. La Sale, 505S tu corn-
Amazonia, Il Sale, 4,G00 bu corn.
Alice, La Sale, {, ,053 bu wheat.
IL Alexander. Lockport: 5000 bu corn.
B Beea!ey, Ottawa, 5000 bu corn.
- CLEARED. -. .....-Ang. g.
Auttr:lia, Is Sale: light.
Daco1ah, Ottawa, light.
Empress, l. ssie, $50 T. lumber, 500 empty bsls.
Asia, La Sale. S6 914 # lumber.
Gibraltar. La Sale, light.
Dick Overall, La Sale, Light
L Campbell, La Sale, light,
Stars and Stripes, Ottawa. liz ht.
Golden Clcud. Ottawa. light.
f r Hooper, Ottawa. 90 N lumber, m lath.
Tide, Is sale light.
LesIpott, Lcskport, 500 cedarposts 400 tbs mdz,
n HaHleE, La Sale, Hight.
Trouhado1r, Lockport, I m lumber, 3400 # siding.
Aurora. La salle n N shingles, tons coal, 6,72o
lbs pig iron.
| CLEARED. Aug. 81.
Ontario, Ottawa, 30 # lumber. 81, 600 ibs salt.
Atlantic, Morris 49, 3SS # lumber, IL N shingles.
! Ade!ia, joliet, light.
| Rocket, Lockrort, 5000 lbs marble, &c.
| Imperial, Loelport, light.
| j L Alexander, Lockport, light.
| Amazonia, Morris, $50 ns mdze.
| Edinburg, Marsellcs, light.
| Ero, La Sale. 100 bEls salt,
| Africa, La Sale IS m shingles, q 500 lumber.
| Mazsppa, Morris, light -
| 4 Leach, Ottawa, light.
, 1861-09-03

MONDAY EVENING, Sept, 2.
FREIGHTs- Advanced 11xc per bushel The
engagements were az follows: To Buffalo: echrs
Iarkee Blade. Frark Crawford, r Avery, CoN-
Cuba. wheat, at 12Kc' prop Queen Of the Lakes
and schr Harvey. wheat at 13c; prop Acme. Wneat
ut 1876: prop Wirona, oats. at Sc. To D=wego:
pep A,1eghtany lgat CHEAT ria sara at 17c schr
FLoER--Reeeived, so74- bzls shipped, 2, 700
brls. Market for winter wheat brands dull aud
eRefes we etsr eztPs at m ae de io bs brs
s.Olietta - and 100 brls 'Orient'' White Winter
ct 40 del; 100 s1ls Lillian sir1ng extra at
del; 800 br1s = Commercial at So 50 del 100
T51s Sd3|s a. as 81 r. ds go sf|s s
del; 80 brls Maeoup,n - at $s 81 del 400 brls
goed extra at s65 dsl; 200 brls DO at So 60 del;
es eIs m M 6 e g as 1?s n5a 1fs
supe rne 81 So IS del 100 brla IS Arcadia Winter
snper at $500 del; so brls enperane at s275 del !;
WHEsTReee7aa III HiF s ~ Gast 81 bu shipped
bu. Winter Wheat declined &c. Spring advanced
1c. Sales. WSTER-25tp hu No. White in store
No. 2 Red in store at Csc; $500 bu do at &c; 100
bu Rejected Red at SIC. SPE1NG-50l bu N ".
Club In store at Csc 16, GOO bu No l Spring in
store at G3c Il, coo hu do at 20 0N hu do at
G4c; 6ooO bu No Spring in store at 5s3zc: 5o'W
bu do at 5Ss<c; 1a.0 GOO bu do at Soc; 200 bu do
Ct 5f q 10y s5 6g do st. sss bn do at soe
No. Red ut 79c track; Is bags White at Sc on
track; 1>1so bags lowe cab at G5c on track:
hn. Make epensd Sery dun, but Closed drn.
Sales, 10000 hu Canal High Mixed at 224c all Pat
65, ,00o bn Canal Mixed at22c atlost 1900 bu Go
bu Mixed in store at a0xc: 25,000 hu do at 2oazc
COO bu do at 400 bu Rejected in store at 16c.
MspEst qoist ssist ju iNRPs n sf aos st.
COCO bu do, to arrive on Wednesday, at 15Ac
| afoat.
RYE-Rcceived, 8, ss5 bu. Market steady. Sales,
BARLEY-Rece1ved. 1876 bu. Market quiet.
TIMOTHY sEED-Received, 5s4ss lbs. Mar
ket Sc lover, and more. active: Sales. go bagz
p prime ne At S1;s7K q 9 bags st st 81 s.; 90 bags ..
S1.ss99; q bags fair at 81 n; 40 bags medium ri
nIGHwINEs- -Receiveeaa, 45s bbls. Market ad
eanced hc s&les, $50 bbls country at tsc delis
ALCOHOL Nominal at so@sac.. .,....
PROVISIONS-Me PORK nominal at $1s.00@
14oo ~ ) la1a Lar, noninal At 7@5He: :,
| TALLOM-ln coed demand and firm. Sales, Il
III hbEsaxkst !fse sx aa Steady We quote Dry Flint
sM@ge; DFy sa|ted, 7@719c; Green Sailed, +HG
| WOO-Received, 1850 lbs. Market fzn1
sales, 400 l1 lb. N@A blood at &c; las ns common
APRLlS !. Is 4 s g0oa supply Sales, 14o o1ls South
PEACHES-supaly Light and market steady al
SLIGO for cenlmon. and $1,0o@1 80 for fair tt
HEANs-4s bushels good at 9sc@s s1.oo per bu
MILL STUFFs-2 tons good Middlings at s1o0.
BuITER-Good Dairy butter in request st SO
loc: Common to fair roll and tirkin. 515@7c.
~ nrnRPy s * 5M@6s 66skRs; PER doz
T0GLTRY-Chickena $i.25@1.50 per doz.
BROOM CORN ton prime at Sfu.o00 per ton
, 1861-09-03

MONDAY EVENING. Sept. g, 1851.
There was good supply Of Eastern exchange
to-day, ard the market continues easy at par to 4
per cent prem. The demand Tor currency is still
greater than the supply, and shippers Of produce
find considerable difficulty IN negotiating their pa
per. Gold Ia in fair demand at A3@K per cent
premium.
New 9oRK STocK MAKKET.-The following are
f17etY AT ~ te-do or@a eforf. rI-n+4
, 1861-09-03
N. "A r r 7 e . ,

St. ,ohn.e Church IN this city, Sept 2 by R:y
\. 81 hcp. EHAS. E. GIBSON. Esq, and Miss ZEN.
RIETTA E. COMES,
II Newport r l. Aug e7th, b5 Rev. Dr. Tha7er,
OTIS E A. HUTCHINSON Egg, OF this city: to
CATHERINE BOWEN. caught!f OF ths late Hon
George Euge. OF N4wport
, 1861-09-03

CAMP Ellsworth, Sept. 2, 1851.
The undersigned, officers Of Company D, Buck
eye Guards. Northwestern Rife Regiment, in bt-
half Of this command, would tender to the fair
ladies Of Wausup. Fulton county, Ohio, their
heartfelt thanks for their liberal donation Of three
pies, all Of the finest quality, which arrived in good
shape, charges prepaid. We feel proud Of Ohio.
the fair doncrs VII be remembered by every mem
ber Of Company D, and can rely on their fighting
1naDfuly for the Constitution and the Stars and
Stripes, bearing in mind that when our work is
done we can return aid thank in person the above
fair ones. May God bless the friends Of Soldiers
Whe1ev.r found. E. L. HAYES, Captain,
D. O. LAUEEMoRE, Ist Lieut.
j. c. WOFFMcHE I'd Lieut
, 1861-09-03

CHICAGO, Sept. 2. 1861.
Capt. J, E C]ybourn, formerly Of Company
B, Chiceeo ZCuaves, one Of the first companies
that left Chicago for Cairo. has just returned
from Missouri 10 raise R::glment of Zouaves,
honor Of the late Gen. Lyon. The Regiment
is 10 be armed with the best Enfield rifles.
The uniforms are to be blue, made Zouave
style. This is to be the crack regiment of Hi
nois, All Captains of full companies that
wish to join can obtain information by ad-
dressing CAPT. J. 4 CLYBouRNE,
r. O. Box 46, Chicago
, 1861-09-03
MILWAUKEE GRAN MAHKEr.-Receiyed 4a,625
b1. The Sentinel Of this morning says:

The market continued steady during Change,
with fair demand at 65G7uc for the two standard
grades, about IS GOO bushels alto:etner changed
bands. lncluding some bagged wheat, at 66c Tor
No 3 and T1c for No. delivered. There were
ready buyers for al that was offered at the current
prices, We heard Of no transactions In -four,
Some sales Of corn were made at 25c in store.
Grain fre5ghts were dull at the recent decliae,
vessels offering to charter at 12c for wheat to Bu
10. The schooner Barbarian was reported as nay
i3g been chartered st 15c to Kingston.
, 1861-09-03

I1TtHlGEL1 A0HEfEE3 YVES EQL 01 TkI4 1Uu5 Aua-
ton; for, at the end Of the same year, on the
restoration OF the Empire, Prince Napoleon,
in virtue OF his relationship to the Emperor,
and by decree Of the Senatus Consulsum OF
the 23d Of December, took the style and title
Of French Pr:ncs, being, after his father, Je-
rome, Tie re1t heir to the throne Of Frances
and By right SIS Eucb, he took his place in the
Senate ard Council Of State.
In 1858. he was placed at the head Of
tie newly created ministry CT Algeria, and the
colonies. On the 30:h CT January Of the same
year, he married the Princess CLorHpE MARIA
THEREsE DE sAvo7, daughter Of Victor En-
manuel, King Of Sardinia.
By the death Of Prince jerome, Prince Ma
poleon stands next after the young Prince
Imperial, heir to the throne OF the Napoleons
and takes rank as 8 Marshal of France.
The next act Of the Princes life, which has
brought lin prominently forward before the
world, is the suit Of Madame Patterson Bona
parte against him,ft obtain her marital rights
as The widow OF the late Prince Jerome Boua-
par:e, father Of Prince Napoleon.
TIE Princess Clothilde is net journeying
with her husband, but remains at New York
with The Duchess d'Ahruntes, in care of the
French ConEni, the Marquis de Montholon.
The Prince and Suite arrived at seven O'Clock
last evening, ard dired at nine O'Clock. The
party viii spend day or two in the city
viewing the municipal curioslties and inform
irg themselves OF the nature Of our Western
institutions and the resources Of the country
| apricn1fnra1ly fineucia,IV and otherwise The1
, 1861-09-03

An IEHuMAT AcT.-A FiIlainous looking
before the Police Court. yesterday, upon the
charge of being drunk and throwing his wife
out Of doors during the storm Of Sunday
night. 4 light fine Of IS Eas imposed By the
presiding magistrate.
, 1861-09-03

(and 1t fs Impossible to keep dry with several
powerful streams driving through the burning
building their caps frozen to The hair Of thsiE
heads, frozen fingers, ears, and noses, and then
they get home, have to 60 to another fire
ard go through the came hardships again.
Ig there ETY. Ha1 so uGgaoeroEs, as to Bay
that forty fcl27s month is too much for 3
ffremsn? Ttet,x payer a:ks that they shall
have it, and the Aldermen should not reluse
10 grant it to them, mhec tbs ozIiaan &C comes
Up for action at tie EeHt meeirG Of the
Council.
The amount necessary to pay the faise of
pay to. tie balance Of this Etar, ia the oa2-
seventh part Of oCc mill on the dollar, which
10 man should object to pay.
Facts are stubborn thingB,' and the pre-
ceding are few facts sahy the fremen's pay
should be raised.
ANTI" REJECTED Corn AND WHEAT."
BarEsw1cK's BILLIARD HAL1-This splendid
uall has been closed for the last five weeks, for
repainting, 1eAtting and repairing, also elegant
fte1coing with interesting. views in most splen-
did style, and will reopen this afternoon at
o'clock for the reception Of ladies and gentlemen
and at o'clock for Knights Of the cue''
~ Pure Natire Grape Wine, from Illinois wild
grapes, valuable for inva1ids and culinary use.
Nade for E. q. Sargent, ApothecarJ, corner Ban
dolph and State streets.
HIDE PARK SEM1NAnY.--Tbe third rear Of this
beautifully located Institution, commences On
the 9th Of September. See advertisement.
au2916t
e Cook 4 Mclain, 1923 Clark street, are cleaa-
ing and dying ladies silks, ehawls, &C., at the
lowest possible prices.
All should not fail to ,sad tie adv=1tise-
meEt Of Pref. Wood In to-day'R papey. mh-ty,
, 1861-09-03

TOOPERAG GE.-St:., es an.i Heads
~ for F1oHr Ears*1s, Faetins Bsrres, A;cotol Bar
fels &c- &C. made bF the best in lFuvei schiaeFi
all really for setting NO. far sale - t,e qua3tIty bY
C. GOODWIN IA 5oush Hatef 81,
aCEe12w Agent for the marnfacfurer r.
, 1861-09-03

MONDAY EVENING, Sept. 2, 1861.
The following are the receipts and Ehspm ents fur
the past fo1ty-ei.ht hours:
ESGEFTs I4AST FoRTY-EIGRT a3IA..
Flour, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye, B'riJ
, 1861-09-03


has been more active and decidedly drmer-closing
at an advance Of 7z@ &c = n, On near1y all kinds.
The receipts as will be seen from the table given
ABOVE, were not quite heavy as those Of the pre-
vions week; but there were about $50 head left
over from last week, 60 that the supply on the
market Tas about the same. The quality, hower-
er, was rather bettet-but there was scarcity OF
good shipping s-ock-the great bulk Of the re-
eeipts being hslftatted ateeEa. Besides good de-
nand by shippers-who have taken fresh courage
eicce last Wednesdays New York zeport-the7e
was an active inquiry for Government by Mr. John
Hancock, who purchased about 1,20o head, st
range OF s. 5G@3 Is, an advance Of about 25c over
the prices paid week ago. There were several
lots of prime shipping steers sold at S3.25@a 62h
but the supply Was much lighter than the demand
There was much better demand this week for
thin stock Cattle than fornerly-to supply d1sfll-
Ieries, and they were quick sale at $1-75Gass.
The supply nf Missouri Cattle this week is not
70 heay5-probably account Of the advance OF the
rebels into that State. As soon as Fremont drives
Aem back, the receipts Of Cattle ffsm that region
will be larger, as Chicago is now their only taSz'
ket, beyond what Gen Frement requires
The following shows the closing prices OF
Cattle:
time 10 extra. ra..................--. f56s&@;a.W
Gt9u u ptaRe .-'.' En %gS os7*
RAN TO good ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 15V @S q
SokulAoA-.. 4.aD As~-So
1.-THE close, the yards were pretty well Cleaned
out, and the market WIS firm.
At sheIman's Yards, on the Lake Shore, there
WAS considerable activity-the receipts Amount
ing to 241B and the quality WAS rather better thar
ut the other y4rds-the sa1cs varying from 81 75a
| 3.6a4. Besides this, however, there were fey
picked steers sold to city butchers at 3.5@4 ~