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MARINE LIST
F. o r Z OF CHIC

AKklVED.........Au August a.
Prop Barber, Brown, Grand River 2. a. ,r,.s
f1op t51tttsnnrgh' ~ BeckHtth, Buffalo, 10 pkgs dah
Brig Alez Mitchell, Hutchinson, Green Bay, $50 Il,
senr aaGne, Brown, Green Bay, 100 m lumber. 81
sehz Roberts, Nelson, st. Joseph, 92s RRttea.
ee4 49, NeHman' G' Jones, Buffalo, aoo N lumber
schr c.anette, Chisholm, Collingwood, 1s5 m lum-
schr Tempest, Burns Green Bay, 12om lumber
schr Ashtat1la, Hammer, Kal2m,znn- 81 ~ I'm,
ber, 100 N shiueE W ~ '111-
sthr Queen Of the West, Saueetep. Green Ra1
$50 N lumber "'S7A @'ay'
scnr " WI Rinssaae, Brown, St Joseph 81 cords
SCI Culver, Wheaton, Saginaw 200 m 1unber.
scat spencer, blanchard, Hnakegon, 50 1n lumber.
sehF Advance. Dali. oswego, $50 tons coil. -''@'
CLEARED Aug. q
prep Bsrher. Brown, Grand River.
f1op f1tts 1afgh. BeckHlth, Buffalo, 100 bushels
Wheat. GOO tmls corn meal
Bark America, D&Tt4, 0conto.
Sthr ostrich. Pratt, Rnffa1o, lT,7a0 bu corn.
eehf star q Hope, Reese, 0sTego. 16.065 bush
schr Odin, Walton, Buffalo, T. $50 bu wheat.
schf Reciprocity, Matthews, os~eso, II, 500 bush
Schr Ash abu1a. Hammer, Mutkegon-
Schr Queen Of the Lakes, Saageto1, Green HaY.
Scnr II m Il Hinsdale, Brown. st Joseph.
schr SpeEcer. Blanchard, Muskeson-
schr Game Cock. Leonard. Buffalo. II G57 bu corn.
schr f G Grey, McGraw. Buffalo, 7,l0s bu wheat.
sehr a S Merritt, Murray, Celborne, Is. .901 bush
, 1861-08-22

Huron, while On hsr recent pAssage down the
Saginaw to this port. struck On atesf Of rac11 1t
Port Austin, AUd shortly a4tef sunk In about 10
feet OF water. She had been into the ehoye place,
and, In attempting to back sat again, swung
aronnd again os, the reef, ~ before sfated. Capt
tho1e to protect her from further harm. The tug
Bruce left yesterdxy with 4 steAms pump to 60 to
hsr Observation-Disclosures Fres Press.
Ioss or THE 8cHooxEn AHELIA.-There Il lit
tic doubt that the Canadian schooner Amelia wa1
lost on Lake Erie, in the storm OF the 18th list,
with all On board. The following memorandum
was picked up in bottle:
On board schooner Amelia, Monday night, Aug.
18th, OF Grand River. Schooner lost f5re-mast.
aleo 1nainsai1-lesk1ng badly. Cargo iron ore'
Mast 70 down. AL hands must be lsst,
49, - C. s. BRACE CAPTAIN
, 1861-08-22
New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. s1.-catt1e market tzs asai.
been IN the butchers favor Avss5 large suppl.
The weather T. cool and encouraging to huye-s
who purchase freely st s ciinc. Over 4, 500 heat
sold at 6 to Sc at an average OF 63Gl7c. showing
reduction Of NC per y Tue general selling Pr1
g. e. "e5s @ @eG:sae: md fsw a. 1a@se, few wat SO
and brI few pr E and c1:ra fat stesrs wers o.
Eale- The Hudson River Railroad h4v= put no prI
ces to s!G.oy per car from Albany. Tae >Ha :
lem BcEd also charges SO %. The boa:
chaEge f3 00@5:0o Rs6e;pts, 4>6a5 Sheep hav,
declined :aGs37e q head; lambs decliaed Sc I
head. The suppl. h2s baa1 enormous. Brown
iIg has Eevt 7 befose -had SO many il one week
We quote prices at 3@sK i live shae2; fav
extra ~. Lambs 4@5. Qrit= number II
masnea on sale, AID the market tc,.ds 3uwavnr I'd
Receipts, Il, ,861- There vary 1i5tlc demand Il,
veal snd prices cf calEes remain s15c, acoo ,dir,
70 qualify Mich cows are selling at Sa5 gOii
IS 70 fer ccmmon to good. saies generally ssl i
ga5 90 swim. lower, ahd dull I've quote de
clt:e Ct 1c H. Prime heavy carE-ted ell :: 81
gao III 1--we, and N @5s for dressed. D.etilier
fsG cut Of market Eeceipt. SO
, 1861-08-22

Passed DE1Rorr-Aug. 10 Up Propeller H.
1o1s naIRs Arctic, ToI7ent; Eehaoners Contest,
Shcvk.
- nDete0-Pr@ps!lers Kenosha, .sussuehanna, Omar
ka*.m,, Danube, Great West (Nn Il, s1itu1 on
G.y II Buffalo; h1igs Young America, Coraar@ree,
noEsEa2 ,g sa ssbonaeFS $: 4. po9slas. 'u-ns
Grenasa, Walrus, Mosclle En:erprise. Barren
Col Williams, Henry Hase7. Delos DeW6lf, Hub
ha1He White Sauan. Galiclna, Jupitex, St. Paul
THE SrEAA3E HURON SuhxGThe steame
, 1861-08-22
CHICAGO COURT RECORD.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, BEFORE JUDGE
DEUMHGEu.

UNITED srAEEs CIRCUIT coURT, BEFORE JUDGE
DRUMAGED.
August 2I
40. Alvey vs. GilchEist. Ejectmeat. Jury
trial Verdict: Defendant guilty as to one-hslI
not guilty to the other bali Disclaimer as to
pne~h2l. judgment for the whole.
40 Morris Wakemaa rs. Charles Kegor ct al.
After evidence offered, the Court gave q verdict
for plaintiff.
4bl. Morris Wakeman ys. Frederick Welnodoff.
Verdict for plaintiff ''
106. !. s. Lee ct a. vs. IT. ". Gilman ct nj.
Case called. Defendant appeared. Plaintiff not
zetas Gushing vs. Phelps. TrippI r ipnf1nn; enbmitte
to Court. Judgment for $3.50.
, 1861-08-22
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL

ARRIVED. Aug. 20.
Aqufia. Chicago, 1S2, roo 1bs ice.
ocean spray. OTTAWA 4,11D hu corn, 7ET bD wheat
Humboldt, LockpoH; i, ,000 bu corn.
Acme. Ottawa, $500 bn corn.
Ontario, Ottawa. 1868 bn corn, So bu wheat.
Truu bsdsuz, Lockport, 5000 ba corn
Harrington, Lockport, .G9O hu corn.
POWELL Ottawa, I. 900 hu corr.
" " Dodge, Lockport. 5000 bu com.
atlantic, Lo2kpurt, 5000 hu corr.
@ D HanEon. LaSs1!e, 5,4o0 bu corn.
Luella Lasa1le, fc0 bu corn, 3,427 bu oats, t,s6s
bu whest- ~
Cubs, Ottawa, $500 bu CORE.
Oak Hill, IaE3lis. 152 tons cpa1.
u Brown. Lockport, stone IS CT.
Glarl1da, Ottawa, 5 10o bu corn.
Danube, Ottawa, s, 100 bn corn.
Progress, Morris, 55OO ba cora.
Repnb1ic, Morris. 1aS tons coal
] Z Preston, Iockport, 500 bu com.
Lockport, Loekpo1t, $, 900 bu corn.
CLEARED Aug. 10.
NebraRka, LaSalle, light.
Caroline. LaSaile. light,
Atia. LaSslie, light.
Hooper. LaSa1'e light.
Antiopa. LaSal c. 50 brls salt.
Airiea, LaSalle, 1000 1bs carpet work,
uro, Lasstfe. ii. $50 Ms lumber.
Mari1er, Ottawa, light.
Cuba, 0ttawe, light.
Laura Am, Ottawa, Light
George Washington, Lockport, light.
imptr1s1, Lockport, light.
Ct. Ole, Lockport, 50, 500 # lumber 6s lath, m
eh3ny1et, l, $50 lbs nails, 20 Ds mdze.
y Ha#ley, Ctice light.
Resclnte, Athens, 90 eg rubble stone
B A TAo1p. Jolie,. light
Gen1 Scott, Morris, Light.
Anazonia Morris, light.
, 1861-08-22

MILWAUKEE GrA1N MARKET-Aug. aa-The re-
es1pts Of wheat were 41.74e bu. The tAstind
quofest the market a@se 10 7er. with rales 1t Sic
LOT No. l, End &c for No. :, ftesgh.s tAe 70 o=-
WegC.
, 1861-08-22
COMM ERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, August Il, 1851.
Ihe following are the receipts and ahipmeats for
the past twenty-four hours:
3xGEIpTs LAAT TWENTY-FoUn HOURS,
Flour, Wheat. Com. Oats Rye B'.jy
, 1861-08-22
Unpaid Lstxers.


The following letter.. detained In the Chica1o
rost omee' for Postage. will b. forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, on Monday next, pnles. the
postage is previously paid. Call 1t the room If
the Dead Letter Clerk, up stairs:
Starr Toote, Chicago, III.
=. G. Coulson, Chicago. ut.
Mrs F R. Degross, Chicago IL
jacob Relm, Chicago ILL.,
Wtugram g. Co. Chicago, III.
z, G. &cIau1y, Chicago, III,
Hosea Keith, chicago hi.
1saac RAinor. Cherry GroYe. III.
NJ. PrsttsWtrk. Aurora, III.
MES Sarah Shoman, New Rutland Ill
Dav1d Sherman Springfield. III
Mrs.. Ro1ana Peter, Columbiayille. Mich,
u. BesEey, Dubuque. Iowa.
Geo. Keck. Muacoda. Wis
E. G. kEeeland, Eau Clair, Wis.
y. C. Shepard Il Co., St. Paul, Mimi.
Henry Hartman. Brooklyn, N. 7.
Ttelson, Bu1Hngt gton-no State given.
Letters enclosed in old style Government en-
vtlope:
4. J. Waldron, EgIn, Ill.
Thos. i. Morgnu E]gin, I'll.
Maria 1. Bright, Roeaford. H.
John Hunly, In Crosse, W19.
n. E Southland, La Crosse, Wis.
Timothy Atkfueon. La Crosse, Wis.
, 1861-08-22

bu. bn. bn. bn. bn. nu
By Lake.-..... 15o 49,: *. ..-- 49,.
ca {. T. RI. 1oi si4Ss w So1i I'll III as s5i 80.
G; s; L. i. R.R. SO 2slpo 1is5o 1870 ~. 80. 80.
T.. g. = R; IL - asssS 95S asS 7oo zss 80
e siR f. 1ess os ss5s ss5 15sS 5ss - =: 90 ID
Totsl,.,.,. ess7 1o1s5s 1a3ost e9es 1ocs 7gs
Dogs seeds t4sdss Pork % Wfss low a
No rs bs. brl- srls, MS
zzz:4;4 " -. -: " $50 -. -: -; ese
&c g 10 81 81 s.; sss sss s ,sss
Tctsl....-. 51s 10 a7ls5 ess ass 2oss
ealezKscs LAST Twzsr1-FoUR uorns.
Eloaz. WHIT, ccEE, oaas, R,s, Bar
= s4oo 1os5eo 12Soo ~. u. "a. W.
TO kingston, auoo 80.
Total. s4oo 1to5oo $4,000 49,. 49,. 49,. 49,.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS BE IAKE-AUa 81.
kS%sSr, ES}ns;s;, Wheat S,sss $50
W., Gea!; to9s. on s.'....:.,.s .sso
Moea, cds.--.-...-68
Fish. pkgs..-....-...lO
~ A t143'Ae 01 GAhAI4 Au4- Il.
Receipts. shiptnssts,
wheat hu. .f.756 Lumber, f.. n. .6oo
Gotn' hu-.--.-.-.- s62 Shingles, no ...s000
eas1' Cas5 On: ton;-.'.'s Lath 66 S0
~ea'' tons' zoo SALT bris.--.- so
The receipts Of produce today were liberal. and
the teHaene3 of ffelghts being upwards, the lead
ang markets were depressed and prices again de.
clmed.
The difficulty Of procuring eeieht,roon On prc
pfllSTH. j0r Finur Hpnj+e
ard the market today 1uled dull and 5m1oc
2ower-on]y 1860 br1s having changed hands at $475
@4.90 for choice White Winter extras; 50 b0@4.a5
for fair to choice Spring extras; ard $aa5Qaoo
for snperine
The wheat market. under the influence Of an ad-
vance in fteighta and less favorable news from
New York, as well as continued liberal receipts
declined about g PEI bushel on Spr1ng-with sales
OF about 90,o00 bushels, at 6T@68c for No Spring.
and 6sh@65c for No ? Spring. Winter Wheat
Was neglected and the market was uomi! alIT Sc
lower, with tr1fing salet ct 90c for No White:
SIC for NO White; and Tic for No 2 Red. At
the c1ose, buyers Of Red were ofecin, only SOC for
No ]. and 7oe for No Red the sales Of the latter
grade at 77c being merely to finish IN order
o"lng to the high rates Of freight, the demand
for corn by shippers has fallen off very materially,
and the market to-day declined AGHc per bushel,
Hith sales Of about 100, ,060 bushels at s44GA*c
for Canal Mixed aaoat; 29@2sKc for mixed in
store; and 1711&c for rsjected-the market closing
dull
There WIS less inquiry for oats and the market
vas dull ct 16c for No. In store. Rye, Bic. No.
2 Barley. 2lc HIshwtEoa, 14@15c. Hides were
in good request and firm. Coarse wool Is in good
demand.
Freishts advanced 1e, but at the close the tend
ency WIS rather downward. with engagements at
14@14Kc foE wheat to Buffalo, 19c for Wheat to
oswsso; aad 1ahc fur ccra to Port Colborzc; and
1ac for corr TO EnH.}o,
, 1861-08-22

Justly retaining the name becauss compris-
ing the larger share Of the old members of the
chicago Dragoons, the reorganization .of
this dne command took place yesterday at the
Sutherland & Gould Riding Gallery, on the
corner Of State and Adams street. In tyo
hours time fifty eight names were enrolled, OF
which forty were those of old members re-
enlisted. Very numerous applications are be-
ing received from the country, from persons
and equads desiring to join the Drasoous.
There Is every prospect that a very short time
viii suffice to see the two companies for the
proposed squadron filed end really for sctiye
service.
, 1861-08-22

No7E.- Quotations Of sales g;res In tais Narket
Report are Tn1ersteod 10 BE- for g03d eoaEetIstAs
currency, uH}ees oths7z5ise etated.
, 1861-08-22

GS~ Church's Raspberry jam, the best msde,
for sale only at 6l Lake street. au12+g342.sE
E AL Ehould nut faI 70 resd the advertise.
zaert of Prof. Wossd IN to-iay's uaper, fnh1y.
, 1861-08-22

D I r: D.
IN this itE. Aug. f0tt. le6. FRANCIS FRANK,
aged t'ty EearR '
The lQEetll Win take Place from bis late residence
70. 1e9 Wttt Madsf:E stteei. on IIur:daJ .he Pima
11st at2 H. Friends Of the family are Invited to
In this city. on tie e1st tnst GEORGE MILLER,
aged 50 JcA1s.
tuHe Fa services vii be atter acd this Tbursday at
2oclocE II frcm hts IEre residence $50 West LAKE
street friends Of the nuly are invftsd t. attend
fY New ok papers glease copy,
, 1861-08-22

L. The alarm OF fire rung for the Fourth
Disttict on Tuesday evening, Was occasioned
by the bursting Of a gas pipe on Milwaukee
ATenne.
, 1861-08-22

HORSES FOB THE ARHY.-Fif1y-seven horses
were purchased yesterday for the army by P.
B. Morgan, Government Agent-at prices
ranging from SIS to $50. The whole number
purchased by this gentleman is Ito.
, 1861-08-22

EGAL BLANKS OF every de-
L. stxfnton and rnr6s approved forms at whole.
NE Of retail. at the TRIBUNE OFFICE. 81 Cl .Ekst.
WA Il. RAND.
, 1861-08-22

TIE CHICAGO DRAaooss,--Thers will b. q
toA meeting of all who.. o..deslre to become mem.
oe" ~ g. m. at the Riding Gallery Thuna-
cay. Corner Of Adams aud State up Stairs
, 1861-08-22
Gbiragp Grihutte
TEEO CITY.


Let the rally Of the people on Saturday
e7eninx, under the suspices OF the Union De-
fence COMMITTEES, be ons Of the most marked
gathe11ngs ever known in this city. It haa
for Its purpose the consideration Of ysx,ous
matters Of vital interest to the people and
the country ut large
, 1861-08-22

THE RAILROAD CAsrA1TY.-The funeral Of
+. T. jackson will take place at bis residence,
10, s. Pine street, Thursday morning, the ed
INST, ut 10 4. N. The friends of the family
ano ~. Masonic friends are positively request
ed to attend withopt. ;,urther notice
, 1861-08-22

inc Fecelpts Of grain at Toledo On he a9.h il
eomptsed 81, 734 bu wheet and $3.50 bu CON-
, 1861-08-22

#- The notes Of the City Bank Of Ottawa will
be received on deposit and redecmedin New York
exchange at y Of per cent, by the Western Ma
ri1e and Fire Insurance Company.
aug5-15t j. q. WooDWuRra, President
~ Cook & McLain, IS Dearborn street, have
nade their price fo1 cleaning and dyelng Gent's
garments lcsa tkan aEy other kcase il the city.
"a
, 1861-08-22

new CA1ALHT CoRPs Lewis Z2hm, Of
the firm Of Mitchell i Z2hm of this city, has
been authorized by the War Department to
1aise regiment Of CsEalry in Northern Ohio.
We ltarn that already Mr. Zshm has lis full
complainant OF naeB, and That as soon as they
can be provided with horses aud equipment,
Will proceed to Virginia.
, 1861-08-22

IAREENT FROM L NEWSPAPER OFFICE
VIZ. Howe and JAS. McDermot were charged
with the larceny Of postage stamps aud other
articles Ct little value, from the otacs Of the
EA;ccgo Post, On Sunday morning last The
ys11e Of the stamps WAS $40. The defendants
were partially examined and committed, IN
defau1t Of $500 bail required Tor their appsar-
snee at Police Cer1t this r. IL, fer further e1~
summation.
, 1861-08-22

HOME OF THE FRIENpLEss-
PANoRAMA OF THE W4R-Mr. RaWson, the
proprietor aud painter Of the fine Pouorama
Of the War now in exhibition at Bryan Hall,
hss ttreered to the lady mazagers of the
Home Of the Friend1ess for an exhibition On
Friday evening. We are sure this double op-
portnnlty enjoying an Interesting spectacle
and contributing to worthy charity will not
be overlooked by our citizens.
, 1861-08-22

SAX PATCH OUVDo8E--Geo. Bn1nes Jumped
Hon The second story window Of the Colby
aouse, corner OF Wells and Washington
Streets On Tuesday evening, while under an
sttack OF delfr1um tre1aens. He was badly
bruised, but not tatal1y. 4 sober NH would
have bee1 killed.
, 1861-08-22

F See advertisement of Horsas vantea
By John Howe 1S1 Kiuzle st.
, 1861-08-22

a MILITARY THIEF IN LMBo.-Ou Sunday
night, gold watch .was stolen tom Capt.
Maeke5, Dcuglas Brigade, valued st s1o0, by
private connected with the Brigade. The
thief Waa discovered, watch recovered, and he
u now in the guard-honse awsitang trial this
morning at the Police Court.
, 1861-08-22

EzcERs1oFs To;pA1.-These will be aa at
traetsEe list offered to pleasure-seekers to-day
IN the eegeraI excursions announced, both
lake and land.
The Musical Union Society, accompanied
by the Light Guard Band and Orchestra, vii,
Leave or their excursion tomorrow evening,
Al p. H., On the fine steamer Sea Bird, from
Eer doc6, foot Of eouth Lasa1Ie street-se.
Thinning ut Il N. 4 good time and no peaches
On this occasion sre promised. Noth;no hos
been spared to secure the highest success,
To-day the Ladies' City Mission give their
an1ual picnic excursion to Rockford. Tickets
for the excursion are sold st 81 for the 7ou,,d
TIP. The trains leave the Northwestern R
r. Depot st So AM
The West MarEct Mission Sabbath sohoo,
give M excursion today to Wood Lawn. m
the Illinois Central Cars leave at s.45 "
1eautnfee AZ $50 P, N. A basket picnic
Tickets Is csnts
tRAPlAIS OF THE DOUGLAS Rg,GAnF-
Rev. T. l., :. s'af, the stationed preacher Of
the Methodist Episcopal church At Kankakee
cry mas 6een chosen chaplain Of the Douzlss
of1gade and entered upon his duties Mr.
Stufi has been member Of the Rock River
Confeseace for the 1aat eighteen yesrs has
been presiding older for number Of wears
AID has nlsed some Of the best Stations In the
E,nterence.
lac csme 10 Chicago to assist in getting
eome Eea from Kanl.akee into the Br;sade
ana VIE esaitd en- to make q presentation
speech et Tag. to com,,anv sn5 rn.5o .,.,
, 1861-08-22

PLENTY OF PEAcHEs.-We learn from St
Joseph, acrofs the Lake, in Michigan, that the
extensive peaeh orchards there. abouts are
loaded down with the ripening frui'. There
never has been season when 80 many paaah~
es have been ra:sed in inst vicinity, as there
Wil be this season. One new orchard ofsone
fTo 1housaud trees noH bears for the frat
time, ana viii yield la:gely. When these
Peachea ate fully ripe and brought to this mar
1st, VIC thal1 probably have them cheap.
, 1861-08-22

" Ely DESIRABLE ROOM
ta- fe ohts.ata, It1out heard, ia = urivsts
fonse E1tha III = mi, rtsh' WAX tht Pos,sOacs
lte,t 5elte 1rquited. Address +. G. Eox 1855
, 1861-08-22

TIE MCCLELLAN DRAGooSs-Capt. Bar
ke1's fnc Company OF Dragons did not
leave Last evening as was anticipated. They
are to b cTat A. NJ. to-day, by the Michigan
I Southern Railroad They take thoir horse
equipments and outfit at Bellaire, Ohio, and
proceed st once to Washington, where they
are to fill Il pest Of honor near the person Of
Gen. Mcclellan.
, 1861-08-22

was cleaning cars for c. d N. n. r r; be had
worked there six years; l work at the shops
Of same company: know nothing OF the af
fair; hearI he Was dead and came down, and
saw bis body in the depot sitting room; know
nothing as to how he came to his death; !
have no father living; my brother never got
drunk; never saw him drunk; don't know
1t be drank occasionally.
Thomas -Hu4, sso0TM-L;ve at the Eagle
Hotel; my business is superintendent Of car
repairs and bridges On the ,rthwestern Rail.
tosd knew deceased; his name was Fred
deee ased; his duties were to cleaa the cars
and windows and to help make up the train at
the depot; his duty was to Bee that couplinrs
Of the cars were attached, and to see that tf3a
bell cords were put together; don't knog if Aa
Was engaged tn making up the tratu: he wa
perfectly steady and faithful; always civil in
ms language; have heard that he had had
spFees alter hours Of duty; saw him this
morning before o'clock; see him every
morning. be has BEEN In my employ four
Years; En- permanently engaged in this city !;
have been employed by the company over
Alnc years the baggage master and the yard
master Would know If the cords were detach-
Cd; u deceased bad not been civil boz, I
would have diseharEe I'd him; his character for
holes1y Was good.
HIN. A.D s7eotn-Am a dealer in lumber
l.ys at Clinton, WsyIe Co., Michigan, fifteen
miles t-Gn Detroi!7 ny atzGntion was ATTRACT
"a by music ard came out On the street to see
lie soldiers; followed them to the dspo.; Co ,
"A. WIS marched In tie car and seated; a:u
If two men Tas placed at each end Of the ca,
end fh.s man was on the platform Of the other
car, right hand 6ida; there were Two pasaea'
ger CHS; sew aud officer Walk up TO him upon
The psto,1 rahy w5S r. 1aFS M ss I'D
repeated It; as he repeated the command, he
,sslktd up TO dect aeed and caught him By the
, 1861-08-22

The DOUGLAS BRIGADE Ek1ARGED TO
9400 MEs.-Cel. stuart's Regiment, known as
the Douglas Brigade, Is to be enlarged to 24oo
men OF the French plan Of three 5atta,ions
to the regiment authority having
been received from the War Department for
thh purpose. The regiment has been good
deal more tasn full, On the American plan, for
some time past, hut under the new system
there is stin room for few good companies.
, 1861-08-22

FRk---Betw cen II and 12 o'clock LAST eye
Eli z. an alarm Was sounded for the 3-d dis
trict. The Department were quickly out, ard
discovered the loca!ity Of the co1fagr
tien to be a: The crossing Of the F. " R. r.
ard the Archer Road. Two buildings were
bu1nedssa:. II shourN2 2 a. my We caanoaearn
the e1ttsnt Of the lcss
, 1861-08-22

eas-RE-August Haupthan Was rsbbed,
4pdsy night. at the Washington House, On
Randolph street, Of pair Of pants, and three
pocket-books containing $22 In money. s2s
In orders, and $40 in notes. The thief has
Yct herr a1tHsttA.
, 1861-08-22

GAS F1xruHEs.-$20,0 900 worth OF new styles
nuet be scld within sixty days. 1872 Lake street.
jy293ot HIM, WuxARTH.
, 1861-08-22

re- Go to John Jones, No, t19 Dearborn street.
Chicago and get your clothes thoroughly cleaned
and neatly repaired. tie Oldest and best establi.h-
ment in the city. Tonr clothes will not be drawn
up BY steamiDg. nor spoiled with chemicals. Give
me trial. My prices are as low as the lowest.
anp2Qx2t
, 1861-08-22
Ie E.Er4:.

ITO REN IA neat Outage
- Hpnss, tie second fouth Il Rzil: :oaa C7Jss-
II oa tAs tast si!4 IT Wsbash Avaene INQUIRE Of
a. AGhI1NGio On, Nc. 10 Portland Block,
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The Abbe KcAasters, Of the Ffeeman's Journal was
not at the famous Editorial Convention Thus the mum.
Der it reduced to a dozen.
Mersball Woods Of Providence, r. L ; Samuel Marcy,
Of Maryland; s. Ctooker, Of Now York; f. 3. Hall, OF
Hartford, and j. Constable, Of Liverpool are stopping
at the Clarendon Hotel.
Major A. J. hyer, Of the United States Army; Dr. Jew.
ets, Of New Haven; B. Coleman, Of Niagara Falls A.
j. Parker, Of Albany; d. Walker and wife, Of 81 Lolts
California, and y. E. Worcester of Washington Navy
Yard, are stopping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Lieut. T. 8. Dana, OF the Interior Department WASH
lpgton; Col. Seq mour, Of Rockisnd; W, W. Harra OF
Philadelphia q l.. Bassett, Of Derby, Conn.,; @. l.
Holmes, of Waterbury Henry Mannerng, OF Medina; w.
n. Croker, OF New York, and J. A. Hendrckson, Of
New HaveD, are stopping ut tho Lafarge house.
CENT Bruce, OF Canastota; Gen. Van vakenburgh OF
Bath Manuel Garcia ard family, Of South America r.
and fsmly, OF Porto Rico; L P. Norton and NJ Kim
bail Of New York, and g. Hjgginsou, OF Boston, are
stopping at tie Everett House.
r. Evans, Of Albany; J. d. Reymors, of Wisconsin; G.
b. steson, OF Massachuselte A. H. 81 Gerrnain Of To-
rcrto and Wright, OF Utica stopping 81 the ST.
Denis Hotel
rr J. P. Keller and wife, o, Pennsylvania; DE- Kugs,
of Panama; G Binipger, and Il. j. Cromwell OF tne
United States Navy f. d. Frquhar Of the United States
Army C. Nathan, Of Montreal j. G. W. Kennon, Of wash
pgton; +. Grnber, Of Ieavenworth r. G. Harrison, Of
California and T. W. Fox, OF 81. Louis, stopping NJ
the Metropolitan Hotel.
Hon. A. B. On, OF Troy; Col. L. II. Rice and family
and D. r. Horton Of Bost'n Capt B. L. Johnston, the
ship Morning Light Capt q. r. Roo, OF West Point W
Ch, J. Nelson J. H. Rec, Mallory, ana j. Shater,
Of AbsDy; Losned oi Jhicsso:P Barry, of chester
and Mrs r. HAYES, Of California, are dsppius OF the
Aston House.
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land, and to be particular that the blooksd. Is

land, and to be particular that the blockade Is
conducted according to the strict letter Of the
agreement adopted at the Paris Comic
renee Of 1866. He further orders them to
pay no attention to the blockade unless
where it is absolutely effective. Those in.
structions are quite in keeping with the present
course Of England, and with the legal proceed
ings instituted wherever prizes have been taken
having any British interests involved therein. II
these orders are strictly carried out by the British
commanders in these waters, we may look for
ward to collision between the naval forces of
the two Powers before very lonA