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COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY NYEElNa, July y, lc6l.
W.EKLY REy1Ew-THE WEATHER AND CRoPs.
The weather during the greater part Of the past
week has been exceedingly warm, and during the
past two days it has been snltry and close, with
heavy rains, and in some places heavy storms and
tornadoes have prevaied-doins considerable
damage to houses, Bridges and fields Of grain.
The harvesting Of winter wheat progresses favor
ably, and nearly a1 accounts agree that the yield
is good and the quality excellent. The most re-
cent reports, however, with regard to the spring
wheat are not 90 favorable. In many places 1t has
been struck with the fatal rust and in low grounds
tho grain Is backward and sick]ylooking- The
rust we hare traced from Wocdford county up
north through the center Of the State
to the southern part Of Wisconsin. From
Dane and Rock counties OF the latter
State, we have some very gloomy intelligence; !;
but in Northern Wisconsin,, and almost all through
lows, the appearance. OF the crop ia favorable.
From all the circumstances, 1t is assumed that If
we have m average crop Of spring wheat In the
Northwest, we will be fortunate; and there are
some good judges who think that 1t will be below
IN average. At any rate, we need not expect such
an immense crop as that Of last year; for neither
the same breadth has been Gown, nor have VIC had
such favorable weather as prevailed in 1860. The
corn crop In the central and Southern portions o'
the State looks we'll, and heavy yield Is predic.
ted but In the Northern part Of this State and In
Wisconsin, 1t is backward. Oats are reported aa
thriving well, aud fatr crop Is expected. The
amount Of Barley sown Was comparatively light
and both in Wisconsin and Illinois, the reports
| unfavorable.
| The following table show the receipts and ahfp
ments OF leading articles Of trade and commerce IL
this city during the past week and since Janrar,
1, with comparative ttatistics:-
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prices OF 2@3I1c per bushel, with safes Of abort
30 Geo bushels. at 6sG6Sc for n ". Ctnb in storc;
621xG0:c for No I Spring; and 6ek@6o4c for No
= spripg-the market closing firm. There was
very active demand for Corn at the open.
ing, and brisk buaiuess was transacted
ut the outside quotations Of yesterday; but
towards the close. owing to less favor
able news from New York, the market be-
came easier. About 14o, 600 bushels Of all grades
changed hands at 24d744c for River Mixed adoat
a3K0a4c for Canal Mixed aaoat; 2lKGa2c for
June and July receipts Of Mixed Corn in store;
e0c for February, March and April receipts Of the
rame grade; and 1G15017e for Rejected in store.
Oats were steady at 134c for No in store and 15c
for No adoat. Rye was In limited request at sc
in sto.e. Bailey YVES almost entirely neglected.
Highwtnes were inactive.
In provisions re hare nothing to report but
there was bona ade inquiry from New York,
which mny result In come transactions.
Freights were quiet and steady-wfth light en-
gsgements ut 5x@54c for corn to Buffalo BY sail !;
&C for com to Bufalo by steamer and &c for wheat
to Buffalo By sail.
1rsPIcT1oN or GnAIs OUT or WAREHoUsE.-Al-
though We hare reflected the sentiments Of q
large portion of the grain receivers in some re-
marks Of our. with regard to the recent action of
the Directors Of the Board Of Trade In respect to
the inspection Of grain out Of warehouses, we
are not therefore disposed to blame the Directors
in this matter. A case was brought before them
for adjustment, and they had nothing to guide
them but the agreement made between the Board
of Trade and The warehouecmen in 1850, By which
document the latter are bound only to deliver on
the receipts the came grain which they
represent, whether 1t be sound OF heated. To pre-.
vent any future reference Of the matter to the
Board, the Directors authorized their inspectors
to act as referee in all such matters. The action
Of the Directors not affect the rights Of aithe,
party, and warehousamen have no right to assume
that 1t does; At any rate receivers and shippers
ought not to submit to what they consider an in
juatice, because Of such resolution.
new F1oUR.-Mr. ]. Y. smythe, Freight Agent
Of the Michigan Southern Railroad, yesterday re
ceived 100 barrels OF new white winter wheat four
for shipment to Boston, from D. s. Dnvie T. Co.
Union county, Illinois.
A CoxxERc1A1 En1roH WOUNDED n BATTLE
Prom the Mtlwaukee Sentinel, we Iearn TINT Mr
Warren n. Graham, Commercial editor ofthe ri.
cons1,, Of that city, WAS seriously wounded at th
battle of Wflliamspo1t. he IL q member Of th
First Wisconsin regiment.
, 1861-07-10
MARKETS. BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. July ulyo.--AsHEs-.stcady; sales 80
hrls at $3.50 for pots and $56s for pearls.
steady, With better business doing for expert and
moderate home trade demand. Sales q 900 brls at
g 65G3.75 for sapez state; $i:oo94 20 fes sxtsa
for common 10 medium extra western: 81 5oDi,7o
for shipping bzsnds extra q o.; and s. s596.oo
for trade brands do: Market closing with holders
little more disposed to realize Canada -four In
better request and common grades rather more
steady; sales 300 brls at $4:oJ07:G for common
to good extra Rye -four selling sIowly q: $a59G
3eU. Corn meal steady: ealce 150 brts Al S3.oo93
WMaKrMMarket W heavy; sales SO brls at 15c.
market rlsS Il 1 aql,s Ut rS sieaay wh
7e@sOc; 1340o bn northwestern club At s00a:s;
1860 Blu Racine spring at W99le; 46 900 bu MI
sab s 7sd Mese1n s
tnpsr s 1 western At $i15@i.ao and $500 ba white
IT fSs f. a o. sf:i 2ed
nally unchanged. There is . far business doing
IN corn, both for export and home consumption.
but the market still rules heavy and IN favor Of
The purchaaer. Salcs $500 bu at $40 II for 1nfe
rior to common new mixed western ts @ a2a 4;SS4tsF
25@2s for Jersey 5000 for western, CANADA and
PRoy1s1oNs.--Po1k ahade hrnaeT, with mod
| crate demand. Sales. GOO btls st $14T5615 for
mess; $10110 rs for prime: Beei continues dull.
| and market rather quiet. Sales, 100 brls M 4 $5@
reEacEed mess, and S1o@11 for extra mess. Prime
| mees beef dnll and unchanged. Beef hams con-
tinue squIet. Sales, rs brls western at 81. Cut
meats are In better request We quote shoulders
at41054c, and ham. 1t 51s@6Kc. Sales, 10000
foz hams at 6Ac. Lard rules quiet and dull. Sales,
| 100 b1ls at SQbyc Butter plenty and dull It 7@11c
for Ohio; 7NQ514cfor state; 14@15c for Delaware
and Orange, county. Cheese IN moderate re-
vi GnocES&ssucar- demand for raw contfn-
| ues ac;ive and The market Is very firm. With
strong upward tendency. The sales are ?, ,3t1 hhds,
chiefly Cuba, at ah@6c, inclNdng Forto rI hco a. At
lasses rery firmly held sales 6s hhds Cuba Nus
eoyado at l2h@sc; 30 hhds Porto Neoat soe54c
RIa5X, & T Is, ual s hi 65 Residing, a5h. n
| G AK, Pac Mail G93tl, 3d. Lac Nil grants 13,
Is u.s. Mo 6s 40z4. Va e.. 80, Cal IS IN, La 6s
S. Treasury per cent. two ycara, 65s., Is. 81,
Coupons slx, Eeg'd sdE.
BUFFALO, July s.-FIoUn-4arkct dull and
GRA1S-Wheat quiet but firm. Small sales at
&c fOE Milwaukee club and Chte1go Epri1S' talru
in fair Gemand and market CASTER Ss1es 5O, 600 hu
at S1G3sc. Oass-Ma1ket quiet. Sales 10,ooa bu
at 2UHc.
| CAEAL FRE1GHTs-Firm but unchanged.
LAKE IsroRrs-5, 600 brls flour, 1876 000 bu wheat,
-, ,2G0 bn corn, 5000 bu oats:
GASAL ExFoRrs-15o0 brls flour, $1,000 bu
wheat, 45.0G0 bu corn.
osN EGO, july e.-F1orn-steady. Sales at
GHAiN-Wheat firm but quiet. Sales last night
Of GOO bu red western at &c, and 1,00o bu Nc
Milwaukee club at ;sc Cotn !sishout material ntla!
CAsAi FaE1aHrs-Cnchangcd. Flour CSC. wheat
and corn I114cto New York
LAKE IAPolsTs-600 brls -four, 18, 600 bu wheat
CANAL EXPORTS brls flour, q, 900 bu wheat
4T.5UU bu corn, 6,C00 bu rye.
, 1861-07-10
Weekly Review of Chicago Market.

TUESDAY EVENING, July Q, 1861.
FREIGHTS.-Lake freights during the past
week have been active, and without any material
change in quotations-the engagements for corr
to Buffalo being at a range Of 5H@6c, closing to-
day at 5K@5Kc by sail, and &c By steam. On the
Sd inst Is sail vessels and propellera were char
tered at 6H16c for corn to Buffalo; 6}S@7c for
wheat; by EaiI and steam 0c for corn to Oswego,
and exc BY the Goderich route; &c for oats to
0swego; &c for wheat to Kingston; and 715c for
wheat to Port Dalhousie, ria Goderich. On the 9Th
inst, IA sail vessels and 2prope1lers were engaged
at 51c for corn to Buffalo by SAIL and &c By steam;
5K95xc for corn to Port Colborne; 4Hc for corn
to Port SarnIa aud SC for corn to Windsor. On
the 9th inst, there were engaged nine vessels, at
sxc for corn to Buffalo; &c for corn to oswego
and &c for wheat to Kingston. On the 9Th, seven
vesaels and two propellers were chartered at 514@
5xc for co1n to Buffalo; 5'6c for corn to Port Col
borne; and 6xc for corn to OgdcnsbArgh.
TO-DAY there WAS no change In rates. The en-
gagencnts were rs follows; To Buffalo: Prop
Neptune and Pittsburgh, corn, at &c i: schr. Dous
man and brig c. P. Williams, cora, at SIC; schr
Amelia, corn, At 5,zc; brig Empire State, wheat
at &c.
RAILROAD FRE1aHTB.-The following are TIT
a. IL 1ncl 3nrE
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TThe following is the Minority Report present.
cd on Monday by the Special Committee to whom
waz deyolycd the matter Of the Police Court At
toruey, and the general subject Of the legal husi
noes Of the city):
To the Hayor and aldermen e{ tie Cgtyqf Chico
90 IN Cs4n'aon Council asse1soed::
The undersigned, OF the Special Committee to
whom was referred The subject Of the appointment
Of q Police Court Attorney. and among other
things to recommend the duties to be assigned to
&c, having had the subject under advsement, beg
leave to submit the following as q minority re-
port:
Ne find that the duties Of the City Attorney are
defined By the City Charter; and he is to perform
ali professional services Incident to the office and
when required, to furnish written opinions upon
subjects submitted to him By the Mayor @. the
embrace all legal legA transactions or suits In
which the City ia party or Is tnteretted.
We therefore recommend that bis salary be the
we We ind, upon Investigation, that tho Charter
provides thai the Comptroller, with the approval
Of the Mayor, may employ additional counsel
mend that In the present exigancy Of the city
matter b left 70 lie Judgment aud discretion d
he Mayor and Comptroller, As is contemplated By
We regret that We are obliged to differ with
other members Of the Committee. aud we have
AID % due delbe1stion apon I he sabects seteled to
| us. In cur Recommendations, We have eudeavored
10 follow and be guided BY the intention, spirit
ana meaning Of the Gty Charter, sad the power
Our Government is, BY our Charter, divided into
several ditdnct Department., tie power and duties
| Of which are therein clearly defined that Of our
City Attorney no ltst 10 than the othets-
| The officers Of the several departments are, In
the ma1u. elected By the people, and we believe II
IL the duty Of the otcer 50 elected as well u of al
Others, to dtseharge their respective duties With
fidelity, and that eseh and eve1I one them ase res
chseEn them. We would recommend that in tht
present state Of our city finances our city govern
meut should be conducted upon a. ceonopntcal .
can possibly be avoided. Ne ind that the cit,
chsrter makes It the duty Of the Police Court Clerl
to prorecute IN the Police Court In the absence .
| the City Attorney. We do not therefore at thi
time recommend the creating Of the once of Pro-
ecutipg Attorney for that Court All OF which |
respectfully submitted.
{EiCned) CHAs. G. p. Ho1uKE,
]. n. CoHB,
fA,3. 4haN Nawn
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prised the business Of yesterdays Police
Court. One thing is certain, the tight time,
wheresoeYer it may pinch, has not Jet cut of
the supply Of rifle whiskey. Bobby and little
Phelim may go barefoot, and Biddy, the wife,
be pinched for hunger, the supply Of "blnc
ruin1' is yet In many families well maintained.
And, too, these Police Court fines must cut in
heavily upon the scanty wages Of the week.
The juvenile offenders are getting numerous
again. 4 boy named Bloom, ten years old, is
In custody, charged with the larceny Of lot
of old metal from G. G, Kessig's foundry, on
JarEeop street
, 1861-07-10

re- Superior Claret and Hook Wines. geausns,
just received by Sargent, Apothecary corner Ran-
fo1Dh and State sts
, 1861-07-10

HT Cook T. McLain, os Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than any other house In the city.
, 1861-07-10
From Camp Long.

m1A310A&Ty Meet10ss
The monthly meeting Of the Ladies' City Tract
Missionary Society will be held this (Wednesday}
afternc on, ut O'Clock, at the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association, No. Is Methodist
Church Block. All the officers OF the Society, and
Tract visitors, are respectfully desired to attend
E. F. Dickinson, Stcy.
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EUpTOsED DEQWNnG.-Unb bunday morning.
William Wolf went fishing ut the Brcak.
water Of the Illinois Central Basin, with
Cat1sman Hess. Hess went south on the
Breakwater; Wolf remained at the Basin.
seen, and has not been seen since, VOLTS
wife eays her husband waa subject to fits, and
The presumption Is that he took tit, and fell
into the Lake and was drowned. Wolf and
his wife csme to Chicago, from Milwaukee,
about si1 weeks ago, and have been living at
u West Randolph street. He was about s
feet inches high, black hair, black whiskers
on side and chin, light suuame. coat, dark
brown rest, blue pants, laced shoes, had a
watch and rule In his pocket, a white shirt
and q black crnFat.
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Chicago. July 8, 81. OF the committs


EDITORS TR1BukE: A paragraph In the re-
port Of the special committee Of the Common
Council On the law business Of the city, pub
liehed yesterday in the TaInusn, does me in
Justice.
il is stated IN the report that, during the
1ast fout Year,, the city has pad an ayefsgf 10 OF
pressioa the committee seeks to make Is, that
during that tine the city fond .S nsss:sasy fsee 70 70
othera," OF, in other words, to employ extra
attorneys to de-, or assist il doing, the citI
attoruo1's business. Speaking for myself
and Of nv term ss city attorney, this Is not
tire From the commencement OF May teIm,'
10Th March, 1850 to ite expiration, lst ny, ~
1851, I did the whcle legal business Of that
time, md tie flxed salary paid me Is the Pre-:
cise measure Of the amount paid by the ctty
for leg ii services during that term. No other
LAWYER waa employed and no other dollar WAa
Paid. The Chairman Of the Committee sts~
ted this, In substance, to the Council Is N ex-
PLANTATION OF qualification, SO .fay, Of his re
port, and requested the reporters to notc It..
But as the rerorters did not note It, and IS the
re{sor! E.E Ir1.scsh &c t. myBeif, beg to
H1@..-' :-:- 3sF ee.i-,.!::r
! ,QIt .yLE Kl1a.
, 1861-07-10

1IIcIIT SCAVENGER.--Cha
~ toA11, .ttend to the cleansing Of ufivy YaxlA
fe.o1z q ols snuss 9HHs xsz 171 IT SEs afs e
Qfdsis ni - -rreye pYpIupf attention. ocaXm
, 1861-07-10

hy shippers and speculators, and the market closed
buoyant 1t an advance on yesterdays quotations
of e@2Hc per bushe1 The transactions we're 400
bu n. W. Club in store at &c; 1000 bu do at &c;
a,o00 bu No. Spring In store at dsc; 1000 bn do
at 62Kc; 1000 bu do at eakc-goli; 12,ooo bu do
at eac; 1900 budo at 64Kc; 12ooo bu do at e5:;:
2,2oo bn No. Spring at 594e in store; 5000 ba do
At 6oc, 4,0oo bu do at doNc; 400 bu Rejected in
store at 46c; 100 bu do at 46He; 2,ooo bu do at
47c; zoo bu do lin particular warehouse) at AZ.
CoEN-The receipts and shipments Of Corn
during the past week compare as follows:
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1TharA has hfrn HTeaE 8Gf1flk3 LII l1G tQEQ mAf- |
trt durfnq the past week. as the above table
vonrd demonstratc-tbe rece1pts showing an iu-
c,a.sa =, nnward. aY 1o, o0 bushels and thc rhlp-
49,. a., ,ncreaa 40 ~ an nm bushels.
nn-,n1 t1e g-eater mart Of the mast week. IT,,
.o.ss.n9 - the f,orn market has been dosnwarI-
- 49, f.o-,, so,d "a Inv "a q nat1<c nurino
.I,s.t 49, 49, houaver an advance of 1c h,s
hser, .st.b1frhed-closfng today at 2lHm22e in
oeen sa.s,-s .,,n. tha aato ~ onr 1ast we-tlv
.a.,te,,, ~ r., NV bushe, River and Canal Corn
.I =, a.1ooto1 ,cnra.t hv ah;nna,a arrfnctn
- ssettn,tI - rorn n etore h,.ine beated md
r0,r@ 1.S p 49,, and anr;, receints of Mixed
:. ~. >aao 1a,ox, ~, ,r,ca
eoln l..a.sa no.e nsen s9A1 A' - "
y, 49, inv c,-7, onanad vpre firm At
- a,t.,do onot,tonz AT which tho s.le.
sesle1' ns.. aftos 49, W. v,r,- a,s,atcba.
..e.s -nad ~ c,oaed eas,.r. The sales were 1000
..s,s p,,a- 1f1raa al asc at1o,t IN nm bn ao |
y. a. as,a+ m IN C.n.1 NI1ea at aas.c afoat.
10 ~ In ~ st s41fc + a. h.. ao.ooo bu NAV and |
I'M recefnts Mixed in store at s1xc: 1850 bu
1n,v reoe1nts do at &c; 1000 bu do at c; 1aooo
In A. at e1.<c. eco bu Fesruary, March and AprI,
rec.{nts Mixed in store at aQc; 900 bu Rejected
IN atore at 16xc: 5000 bu do at 1655c; 5000 bu do
at TIC.
oATs-Receiyed last week, 16, ia bu; shipped
II 100 bu. The market during the week has been
active and steady at 13@1aHc Ia store for No. l.
closing at the outeide quotation.
To-Day the sales were 5000 bu No. 1 ito ar-
1ive) at 15c aoat; 900 bn do In store at 1sAc-
RYEReceiyed last week, ,914 bu; shipped.
g, ,740 bu. The demand daring the week has been
very light, and the market coses dul aud &c lower
| On the week. To-Day the eales we're; 1ssooon No.
IN store At 2sc. o,o, ..,.,
BARLEY-Recel7ed LAST week ae96 on empped
! 30,G66 hu. Under nght receipts ana Limited In
quiry, the market has oeen qa1et ano almost nom
lnal-with trif1ng saies Of No. an etofe al ase
and BY sample on trace AZ 39soc iof iaaf 70 pf1ae
| HlGHWNEs-heceased iast "eek, l11o ofls;
shipped 9e9 azls. me market con'lnoes Gull ano
| uEchanSeu. Dufps VIC "es@ ao'at ~" p117 "stS
sold In lots OF 100 brs at 2c, at which hsafe inc
market closes. small lois scn 10 the tsaae at 1214
| @d3c. ....
| ALCoHoL-Qn1et anu steadY at ~'Ql5oe. 9 sal'
PROV1sIoNs-DnEing the week there was
considerable inquiry tof Mese fofR, ano ne oelese
abont 5000 brls were sold AZ $14.%5&Dl5oo; pnt
owing to some cause yet Unexplained there "aa
want OF connection bct*een tne buyer anu sellefs'
and the pork yet remains In the hands Of the iat-
ter. Still aside fso1n this, there Is some 6oa3 Fde
inquiry for New = ORE parties, ouf no sales nave
yet transpi1ed' and VIC quote Inc market ior VIII
ter packed nominal at $l4251l4.5o' and Tor spring
and summer packed, az $ls'sotols'9o. iAere Is no
demand Tor Cut Meats, and We nave 10 QUOTATIONS.
Bacon, Hams and Shoulders are dn1l, with light
aales at Yk@ac for Hams, and &c for Shoulders.
, 1861-07-10

Rates OF exchange varied IRON to 19 b cent. at
the banks to-day, and on the street from II to Is.
It WAS very scarce, and those who obtained any ut
the bank rates considered themselves lucky.
MONEY MATTERS N ST. Lor1s.-Tle Hissouri
Democrat OF this morning says:
There was nothing new in the money market TO-
day. and exchange 1s very abundant and dull,
There is really no market value for exchange, as
they can get. Some Of our city contemporaries arc
quoting it as high as GOT per cent, bat VIC wonld
Ike to have enough to pay for al we can buy at 8
per cen1> premium. It comes like pnlling. teeth
for the banks to come down to near an honest
standard for exchange but their course in this
reepect ie but another evidence Of their determn,
history Of this country furnishes parallel to the
persistent dnplicity Of Missouri banks. There is
not one Of them but win tel you, Il they tell YOU
their Bills, tht, then, they IN etate Of tega,
prefer to traffic In their own notes, and make
es. business. The suspension is fraud to begin
with, and they will continue to impose upon the
people and rob them Of their small hard-earned
s ss 6ass Aso and ss swsds
IL %heR nan wso would s netee 1R and
common cheat, and the banks would shun hin as
mesnst nsy eheat viii ipnnity and viii not get very
wrothy when they are told Of 1t.
MONEY AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE n NEW YORK..
The N. Y. WoTsd OF yesterday eays:
The money market throughout the week has
been dul and Inactive, and rates have been steadily
settling down In favor Of borrowers. The ex-
treme quotations for call loans On frstclass sccu-
rites are four to Elk per cent, With few transac
tions aboye five per cent. Prime indorsed notes
are scarce and in demand the quotations are si1
to eeyen per cent for few choice names, and
seven to ten per cent. fer Others classified first
class and varying tn the price according to the
dates Of maturity. Names good but not strictly
hret-class have been imputed for this week, and
sold at irregular rates.
The foreign exchange market closed firm for the
packet Of to-day. The quotations for baukers'
eixty day sterling bills 106l to 107, and three
days eight 1o8 to 10SH; prime commercial 1O5K 10
| 1O6H On Paris sixty days, 5.31x to 5.271S, and
| three days, 5.28H to 525 Bremen si6ty days, tn
| tors, Amsterdam, 40 to 90H and Hamburg, 352<
to ST. and three days sight, 36H to 368. Bills or
Paris were In active demand for th1- packet. The
exchange dealers are buying freely, but there are
| few cash sales making to importers.
| OCEAN FRE1GHTs At NEW 1oRE-J1ly g.
| Freights unchanged, except to Glasgow, Wh1re ~
| advance on grain, and Sd advance on fo1r. Ratel
| generally bnoyant. To Liverpool: $500 brl
-four at g Cd; 1900 bu corn at .9Hd In chips
bags; q, 600 bn wheat at 934d in ships bags. +
London: 1000 brls flour At g and 3s asked at tn
c1ose. TO Glasgow: i, 600 bn wheat at Il I'd Il
In ships bags: 2 900 brls hour at 3.@3s Sd. T.
Hav7e: 12,600 BIZ wheat at 18c IN shippers bags
AGO b1ls alcohol at SIC. To direct port In Ire
| land: vessel wftk u 900 bu grain at lid II
| bulk-Hprf1,
, 1861-07-10

Schr Forester Petorson. Grand River.
Hchr Tusco!a, Robh. Grand Haven.
achr Hunter Williams. Muskegon.
schr Col Williams, Granger, Kingston u'a" oa
wheat.
sehr Freedom, Higgic, Muskegon.
schr Mount Ie1non, Hatues, Bufalo, l1'oo" o1
, 1861-07-10
waRrNE 4NTELLIGENCE.

p.ss,p pErno1r- July a-Up--Props Maj An
dersor. Ontario, Mohawk, Pocahontas, Ba}tie7
Ros ps5Es o5.fgRoa NsRSSe' essas s'1sEss
hFsab nastb ifRa MJss poiand bspste1 cascade s A.
drews Wyomins. Farwel; psf5, Rsat f1y!niT Tni
Cloud, WiIlInston CLYDE Losan. Rronson husa, "a
Iese 1 Newman, L. St Paui, ) coehrane, Collins D
Newhall, HansEess. Queen CITY. u,nat Ee-
Dosens P1aas !; props Empire, fanss; ates;a ~
shepha1d, Col Ellsworth, Clayton; brls7 rsaa SEP
Worth. Pilgrim, Ferguson; schrs y es5 ;H VIA,
Moaelle, B1ttles. Walras, Eclipse; J Maeeae.' @
Corinth1an, Norway, Kate Richmond. susPtise,
Dardaneiles, Hubbard, Bay sta4e, Three beAs'
York State.
weather eaargeablc, with fresh south wind
VESSELS PASSING THROUGH TIE WE11ASD Ca
sAL-We are indebted to Capt P Dorr for the
following list OF vessels passing through the Wel-