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, 1861-10-26
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NEW YORK, Oct. IS 25-FLoUR-The demand
both for export and home consumption Is mode
rate. Market generally without m9te1ial change.
9ft e IS zee eaia s sss
$5S2E5.45 for snper western; &. 5.601S 80 for COM
mon 10 medium extra westesn: $560@590 for
brands. Canadian flour in moderate demand and
without decided Change. Sales 500 brls at $5.4o9
b45 fer super; s5.6o@6 Is for common 70 choice
sStrs. Rye @ aoar ga quiet a9d sseady at 1904 1o;
Wn1sKT-Wi,hoas Decided change. Sales eoo
GR4rsThe wheat market 1c lower with mode-
rate business doing, for export at the decline.
So ss Ss59o ba Chicago spring at 81 17@1 Il,
an outside Price; 81 ooo Iwankes ciub at si1sa
1.2i. 4S,G0o bu amber Iowa at $1.s411,25 1850 81
e5tre DO at SIS s4oo o1 red state At q 2s@1.31,
amber MICHIGAN at 81 s4@1 s., 100 bu wh1te
western at 81 35@140, 5Oc0 white Canada at 81 20,
5sc0 bu white KentucEy at 81 4o@1 46 and 6l00 bn
IL i eanes AZ = 81 saay qSss
ley more ac;tye, Sales 8, coo bu at 62@65c for
state, 65@T3c for Canada and western 50: Tor Vez-
ssss ba u gSSs 7sRp Fl nset to ossg
mon mixed western, 68@5S4c for fair to good
shipping d. eoc fo5 western fellow, &C for white
western. Oats rather easier. Sales 4OR4tc for
Canada, 4l042c for western and STATE.
EPRoT1s1oSs-Pork continues dull aud without
decided change in prices Sales $50 BIS at S1525
dull 81 heavy; sales 100 brls at $4.o0055o for
country prime $5.00@5 50 for conntFy mess
s9Ce@1l Is for Eepacked mess; s12 75@1a.D for
extra 1neEs. Prime mess beef dull aud nominal
Beef hams in moderate demand; sales 20 brls
western at 16@17. Cus meats more active at ra-
1her eatier PF,ses: e. 1alss 175 packages st s. for
ing; gales 10u brls at s9@9l9e. Butter frmef !;
Ea1es at s@l2c for Ohio; uH1lfc for state
Cheese doll and heavy At 5G5Ic.
Srocks-Dull and lower Chi & 4 504, B &
Ran j.. 1i5 as4 M5fh s Cert #; q Huas Es
ya6. AK, Mo g 437z. IS s. II coupons 81, U 5
G. 81 coupons 9ax, 6s 81 regtd 9sx.
0SWEGO. Oct. Observation-Disclosures.
QRAR-Wheat In moderate shipping demand.
Sales 500 bu Canadian club at 81 TO- and $50 au
white Canadian on p t. Corn scarce and no sales.
Barley II better demand. SAILS 5000 bu settled
Toronto at e5c; 0o0 bu Bay Qninte At sic 81 0ee
b9 do to strive at 50c, and Is 00d bu delivered In
Albany at &c Rye d1m- Sales 5000 hu Cauada at
TIC Peas scarce.
CANAL tFREIenTs-Advanced1 1c Oh 1our and firm
ont nRsha1EEed r. Ee o. grain Flour 4c wheat 14
LAKE 1AroRrs-69,6 900 bu wheat, 1s, 100 bn corn,
4,0e0 bn barley, 7 500 bu rye.
CANAL E1PoR1s-33 $40 brls -four, Il, 200 bu wheat,
$500 bu eorn II 500 bu barley.
BUFFALO, Oct. .25.-FLorR--Quiet and steady
GnA1N-N heat tolerably firm but transactions
restricted III consequence OF high rates In canal
frc:ghts. Sales 2G,lO0 bu red OHIO and Michigan
At 81 10; 100o bu do at 81 10 4050 bu white Ken
tucky at 81 q; 5000 bu amber do at SILT: $3.50 nu
Canaa an club al 941s. Carn lower Sales 27,00O
hu at 40c.
CANAL FEE1GHTe-Better; sac On corn, &c On
IAKE INronTs-21 900 brls nour, $4,000 bu
wheat 125, 600 bu corn. Il GOO bu barley.
CANAL E1poETs-350 brl. 1onr, ~, 200 bu wheat,
6,Ot0 bu cOru.
, 1861-10-26

Tot2..-.. 40 1241S9 16S650 go. go. ....
The check which took place in the upward ten
dency Of ffeights yesterday was followed to-day by
decline Of 3@4c Per bushel On grain to New
York. An advance Of 2@sc In Canal Freishts,
however, and less favorable news from New York,
rendered the markets for general produce dull, and
prices we're lower.
The demand for spring e1tra Flour Was 1ess &C.
tive, and the market Was dull and shade lower :;
but there Tas rather more inquiry for winter ex-
tres, though there WAS no improvement in prices.
About {, 500 brls changed hands, at $4601fs5 for
white winter e1Has and s. e0G94 90 for loH grade
to good spring extras.
The Wheat market opened firm and 8 shade
higher than yesterday; but as eoon as the eastern
dispatches were read, 1t became nat and closed at
adec!ine Of 9@1cper hushel. About 100, 900 bush
els Of all grades changed hands, at ssc for No i
Red; 75c for No Red; &C for Rejected Red; 4
orc for No Spring; and 67@69c for No Spring.
Corn was neglected, and the market declined &c
per buahel, with light sales at 21Hc for Canal
Mixed aaoat; 21c for Mixed In store; and 17c foz
Rejected in stoEe-the market c1otlng dull
Oats were dull at 16c Rye steady at 31c. Barley
IVES dull. Highwines depressed, and freely offered
at 14c-buJers offering 1s1Sc- Timothy Saed was
STEADY at $1.3oD1.45-
Atthe decline named shove, fteights were tol
erab]y active, with engagements at a01aac 70:
wheat, and 19@20xc for corn to Buffalo
, 1861-10-26
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

The III nal services will be resumed on Sunday
morning at haltpast ten, Sermon by the psstoI,
Rev Robert CoIl5cr:
Rev. 4, Pierce, Of Watertown, Conn, win
preach in Westminster Church. corner Of Ontario
ard Dearborn streets, on the Sabbath at 1of ~ T.,
ard THP. 4.
CHRISTIANITY AND THE LEGAL PkoFEas10N.-
This is the ffth Of the series Of eer1nous GU the
applications Of Christianity By the Pastor OF the
Fifst Baptist Church, to be delivered Sunday e7e-
ming.
Rev. T. N. Eddy. D. B., Will preach at the Des-
PLANES street u. E. Church. to morrew at 10H
4. u. At The close Of the sermon Will be presented
a sword to Rev, David Teed, former pastor Of the
church, now Chaplain Of the 46th Regiment Of HI
nois Volunteers, and soutd to JON mis- regiment
Mir. Teed viii respond.
Rev: J. c Butcher, ,tof New York city VII
Calvary Church Morning service at 1oH clock,
On Indiana ayenue. neas Ringold place.
Qusz1srly meeting. Servica at The Indiana
Etrest N. E. Church tomorrow. Preaching at
ION 4. II: BY the Rey. 8. H. Boring, T. E. CON.
mun1on immedtAtely2after the morning &sermon.
Rev i, T. Bugbee, pastor Of the church, VIII
preach Z the evening. Lore feast Monday ere
Mtg. Preaching at AZ r II. Saturday.
| md Home for Little 2 andesers. VIII address the
t Foster Mission Sabbath School {S42 Jefferson
! gtreet,} Sunday afternoon At four O'Clock, ani
preach In the First Presbyterian Church the same
| evening.
spu1ruA11sp.-D-. ". F.. Won yleck, OF New
| TQ,k, will preach tomorrow Sunday morning
| ard evening, tcmneEetug at 10H aud 7H O'Clock
| Admission FREQ to TIT morning, and ten cents I,
! the evening lecture.
, 1861-10-26
Exports from Now York,

The exports OF the past week Published yester-
day are the largest for any weak aiuee we have
been nation. Among articles reported are o.
907 brls OF wheat four 82 SCI bu Of wheat, 50 565
bu rye. 367 514 bu Indian corn, 116o bxs candles,
4G5 tns coal aO bales Of hay, ny bsles Of hops
81T brls 1eein. 40 s26 gallons whale oil, 14263 gal
Ions sperm Of, 400 btls pork A6 brls and s. tcs
beef. a2ss5 tbs cut meats. LIS SIT ns butter L.
81 O2O s cheese, 12i7 13o lbs lard. As 60 bs tai
low, 5,3s3 pkgB crude tobacco 195, ,760 ms nanufac-
tured tobacco, and 5,116 Ms whalehone. Tha
largest previous total was for the week ending
Ocf. Is, 1850 when the exports footed up $3,614.-
rH4-N r Tribune. uksferddu.
, 1861-10-26

ore.ing but improved With the atats Ct ne wsath
q not crowded beyond It's capacity, shippers NAY
expect about tbs same rates u aze current ILLS
week. L..
price Of hogs this Wes6:
First quality eo1n-fed large
Second quality co1n-fed. .4K@4xc. 585xe.
First quality, ANAL sizes, .
ht and prime, for market
butchers. ::.::.'.4H&4he.- -e45@H.
Second quality stilffed tas3H @3zc. 4434Ac.
, 1861-10-26
mARINE INTEELIEENCE.

Passed DE7Rorr-Oct. sl-BousD Cr--Props
California Queen Of the Lakes: schra Fred Hlll,
Il q Stephens. Ethan Allen, Arctic, New Lisbon.
BoCNp Dows-Props Maydower, Sun, Fountain
City, Mohawk, Antelope. Buckeye: barks CITY Of
Milwaukee, Lesi Raweon; achra Oliver Culver
Rush, Titan. q CWtns1ow, MaTJ B Hale, Sweep
stakes, n kinha1l.
HARD AGRoUND-The brig Lowell, upward bound,
T. reported hard aground short dlstanGe t. g below
and will doubtless be got of By some Of the tugs
which have passed down this afte1noon--Oet7pt*
Adrkr{{&ef.
, 1861-10-26
ELLKNOI8 AND MICHIGAN CANAL
ARRIVED. n.

ARRIVED. n.
Atlantic. LGckport, 1000 bu corn.
Arctic, Morris, 5000 bu cofn.
j Alexarder. Loekport, 1850 bu corr, $50 ship
stuff $40 bEls flour.
Boston. Mortia, 5000 bu com.
Erwin LAEalle, 1880 hu wheat.
Cuba, Ottawa. 6ou0 hu corn.
Sultan, O: tawa, 500 bu corn.
Humboldt, Joliet. 1900 bu cprn, 1000 bn wheat
Orator, Laaae, $500 bu corn 17a bu potatoes, 250S
bn wheat.
Africa, Laealle. $500 bu corn.
St Louis, LsEaEe, 1874 bu co1u, ESQ bu potatoes,
132 br1a highWines.
CLEARED. Oct. 60
Queen City, Laealle, 12a II lumber, 8Oe0 # s1ding
$500 1ath, 1851 Ms mdze, 1875 Ds coffee. SO Ds
OIL $500 Ms molassee, 413 ms nails, $50 fbs fish,
1879 rbe eugar, 1850 n5 soap.
Lockport, Joliet, 81 165 It lumber.
Ocean spray, Ottawa. 81 N # lumber. Is N shin
gles, 756 ms nails, 1OS9 fhs stoves, 50 ns mdze,
6rl oil
Laura Ann, Ottawa, 5 ton coal
Marion, EanEakee, 1911 # lumber, 81 brls salt,
T9t0 lbs stoves. AS fos mdze-
Wave, Morris, &C. aG # lumber, Is m shingles. 10
El7salt, brl flour, 1850 iDe nails, 100 MS rope.
Ceeaz, Kankzkec, 21 40 # lumber, 5000 C # tim
bef.
Robert Holmes, Ottawa, g. N # lumber, 10 N
lath, 90 m shingles
Emilia, Ottawa, 66, s62 # lumber, T. n shingles.
, 1861-10-26

PER CITY OF BALT1HoRE,1 LIVERPOOL, Oct. Is.
BREADsrUTTs-Market IL b1oyant and AZ qual1
ties have sustained slight adVanea- Wakefield,
Nash & Co. report -four firm and advanced sd.
Quotations are Us @30s. Wheat continues to ad-
vance and has advanced ID On all descriptions.
Red western and red southeln are quoted At 1ls1
1as sd white western and white Southern 12sD
l3e Cd Corn active and has advanced 1s per quar-
ter; mixed and yelloE quoted at 32.G3as; white
34s l39s.
Provisions Generally dull. Beet steady. P.rk
declining. Bacon essier. Lard quiet but steady.
TafIoW flrm at SIS.
, 1861-10-26
MONETARY.
Fu1pAT NlNIHS, Oct, z;

FRIDAY KFQNlA0a OCss -. 1oo4s
The money market ia entirely quiet, and mat
ters generally are moving along smoothly. Money
for al legitimate purposes IL abundant. AL real
business paper is readily negotiated at 10 per cent,
and produce bills especially are wanted. Tha
enormous price Of fseights checks shipments,
and operates unt8vorably On every department Of
business. It stops the fow Of money Into every
Western mans pocket, except, OF course, the
pnrses OF the vessel owners. At present there
is no remedy, but, Like all other evils Of the Kind
It will cure itae1K. During the winter, large
feet viii doubtless be built and many Of those
that within the past few years hare sought q
wider field Of traffic On the ocean, Will return :
and when navigation opens, It is to be hoped,
mere reasonable rates Of freight VIII prevail Let
us wait and hope that the farmers Will hereafter
geta reasonable p,tce for the proceeds Of their
harvest toll.
Exchange continues plenty, and outaide and
Board Of Trade rates still par@4; and the banks
charge n. Gold buying, '5@3Si selling, H@x.
Demand light
MnwAuKEK.-We quote the following from tha
Sentinel Of this morning: :.
Exchange was comparatively close yesterdAy,
and shade higher, that fs, the banks were not
d.spceed to make any concession to customers
Gen the .;es ses1e9t ss1g sate 2 cent premium
the result Of The light shipments Of tie isat lev
days-not more than onelouIth Of the wheat re.
celyed this week, having gone forward and will,
Of coarse, disappear with 3 resumption Of the
nE1al eastward movement OF produce. Gold il
| scarce and ceiling at ~ premium; Treasury
| notes x q cent. PREM
| NEW YonK STOCK MARKKr.-The following ar
| +ho r1oes,, ,,-iroa fnr oh frfnhn- 1881
, 1861-10-26

IrrrxR Lrsr-The List Of advertised let-
ter remaining IN the post ofaeo appears In
Ills mornings TRBUxR- third pzge. !,
, 1861-10-26

Books, Bookas
Who wants good books at half pricel One Of
the finest stocks Of books west Of New York City
viii be eold by ]. a. Colby before January 18th,
1862, without regard to the original cost Of the
stock. Gail soon and pick ont your choice at your
own price Books without jewelry, books with
jewelry, OF jewelry without books. This Is to
close out large stock, and similar opportunity
will probably never occur again in this part OF the
country. Remember the old stand, LIS Randolph
etreet- oct Sam
, 1861-10-26
General Agent for Illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin and
Northern Indiana. oc17-10td 4tWg894

WEDDING CARDS 1.-The yankee Card Wrf-
te1's celebrated Visiting and Wedding Cards, new
sty1ee, may be safely ordered by letter, and Will be
delivered postage ree to any part Of the country.
Write names plainly, and send letter and three
red stamps for samples, to o. Sackett, fremont
Nouse, dhicago. oct252t
, 1861-10-26

WHEELER AND Wilson'S sEw1Na MACHINES
The only Sewing Machine making the Lockstltch
with Rotating Hook and using Glass Foot.
We prefer them for family use.-N ?. Tribune
They are the favo1ites for families-N KTImss
It has no ival:-Scienttfc American
1t surpasscs all ethers.-Lddis5' Repository.
Makes the beat stitch for sewipg.-farnaeTs' Mag.
Equal TO nine eeeamstresses.-HonseJ Journal.
Saves time and health Of ten women.-Wdter Cure.
BEYOND all question the best--Ll5e Illustrated.
u emiinsntly s1peIior 1MFe.sonayg 4setanfes.
71e ma thine for family nse--Adg. and Journal.
1ndispeneable IN every fa@ily:-zAe P1vaeAer.
The best ever rinTented.-Christia1 Enquirer.
Most honorable to American genius.-zadepe,1den
Are without riral.-As1s. PhTeg. journal.
It's superiority is queetioaed-Freenann' Jour.
Vastly superior to al othera.-G Golden PTizs.
Are pre- eminentlJ snperior.-Ladie&, Vist0T.
They maintain the observation-disclosures.
We praise 1t with enthusiasm. Christian Intel.
We cannot tire In Its praise.-Net0 Yorker.
Ofice-16s and 165 Lake street.
GEORGE R. CHIrTEEDEN,
General Agent for Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and
Northern Inf3faua. or17-1ftd 4tWgSA
, 1861-10-26

FALSE A1.ARM.-An1 alarm Of fire In the Sec.
ond Dfstzact, Ut about * O'Clock last evening,
wss occaaioned by the burning Of bonfire on
State ktrest.
, 1861-10-26

In this city On the evening Of the 2ith inst at the
M. G. 3. EOuTON and Miss MATTE A. CUSHING,
al Of this city.
At Batazta. by Rev. George C. Partridge, JAMES
T: 4QRT0N. OF IhertyTNle, and EMMA F. PAYNE.
, 1861-10-26
GRE E Z 1fse;f CONSOLIDATED
CINCINNATI AID CHICAGO
AfR LIE E&IlkfAH.

indianapolis and Luulsyi1ls.
TWO K4FKKs8 TRAINE 1eavn West Stda UEsG
Depot Chicago. daily, a. tolloEs:
8:D8 + M-pay EIpfesa tSunds7s excepted
9:4g F.. M-klEh: E1pEeaa tsatn.days aHeepsea1
LIE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAEa.
EAsTXKn CoEExor1osB-At Anderson ard Eeh-
and an polrfs II Centsl and Rsstern Ohio.
s0pTaE5 Go5zsas dnd1e3aago9 9s e
sonV1ie. ana III pofats IN Central and Bou.hsrn In
liam; also for Louisville Frankfort Lexington z1d
all poiut8 Eouth.
Connections At Cincinnati for Ramder, NsErtet*z.
Park saburY and poina On TIE Ohio RlVer.
Tine to Cincinnati only u hou1s. Elegant sleepiaE
Csrz Oh Night Tralr1I
Through ticlEts by this ine can b obtztned 1t au
principal ReiEead qcs. in the EeEthEsst and u t,s
tUcder the Sherman House)
---J JOHN BKAFDT, Superintendent
CHAs. E FoLLETT, 8tnI Ticket AGENT my0
, 1861-10-26
MARINE LIST,
2 o RI OF CHICA GO.

ARRIVED. ..........-Oct. Is.
Prop Michigan. Stewart, ontonagon, sundries.
P1ep P1p B, B:eine, Bret, B4tIa4o, sandries.
schr J Newhonse, Bartlett, Buffalo, 1900 brls
schr Yankee Blade. 1inder, Buffalo. sa5 tons coal
sear s TW1n stst@sE: @ @spsa5 Cleveland, a5 tons coal
Schr Cygnet, G1azler, Kalamazoo, u N lumber,
m stayes.
schr Bates, Cannon, Auskegon, 1870 n lumber, IS
schr Illinois, Burke, a1uekegon. 70 N lumber, ss
schr Honest John, Rollan, Muakegon, S. lum-
her.
schr Spencer, Blanchard, Muskegon, 50 N lumber.
schr ConTtwr'ght. Christian, Prezque Isle s4Stons
schr Wyandotte, McGraw, Buffalo, 1oo brls salt,
7jtons castings.
Schr Leader, MnnIoe, Buffalo.
SChr B Hubbard, Davis, Buffalo.
Sehr Kate Richmond, Parsons, osWego, LOCO brls
schr " sanee1aon, Williams, o5wego. lass brls
Ealt.
CLEARED. a
Prop Adriatic, McCrea, Buffalo. 1880 bu wheat.
672 bn corn, 11s bIls meal, e59 br1s -four, 176
brls highwires, 100 hags seeds.
Prop Chicago. Collins, Buffalo, Is, 600 bu wheat,
200 br}s aour, 800 pkgs lead, Bill brls pork,
Bark Great West, McArthur, Buffalo, 5000 bu
corn.
Brig David Ferguson. Adama, Buffalo, 1900 bn
wheat.
Schr Honest John. Rol1au, Muskegou.
Scht Datcs, Cannon, Mnskcgou.
Echr Illinois, Burke, Mnskegon.
Schs SpeuceF, Blanchard. Mnskegon-
Echr Cygnet, Glaz{cr, White Lake.
Schr Son and Heir, DaSis Collingwood, t20o0
bu C0fu.
schr Sar2nac, Gals, Buffalo, a,0eo bu corn.
Schr Mimi, Pennington, Buffalo, 16 600 bu corn.
Schr S Newhouse Bartlett, Buffalo, 5000 bu
corn.
schr Mazeppa. Mitchell. Bnffs!o. 1900 bu wheat
schr Plover, Geo Mcleod, Buffalo, 1900 bu
wheat.
schr Cornel1a, Jasmer, Buffalo, Isl 500 bu wheat.
Schr Indiana, bale, 0sWegp. Il. 600 bu wheat.
Echr Jppeter, Hawkins, Buffalo, 14S1a bu wheat
Schr d. Vernon, hgraham, Buffalo, 1900 bu
wheat. .....'
schr Torrent, r1ingle, Buffalo. 5000 bu wheat.
Sch1 Mary BroWD, Brown, Buffalo, Ii, 100 bu corn.
schr Star Of Hope, Rees, 0swego, 15.490 bu
wheat.
schr Cape Horn, Lee, osweso, L. CO. bu wheat.
Sch1 Wild Rover, Fountain, OSwego. 1900 bu
wheat.
sehz Monticello, 1lurdcck, oswego, 1880 bu
sctr y B HIbbard, Davis, Buffalo. 11,O0o bu corn.
Schr Geo Holt, Hanscom, Buffalo, Ii, 40 bu
schz CIyde, John Fellows, Buffalo, IS, 500 bu corr,
, 1861-10-26
After somewhat lengthy cross exsuina
tion upon unlnteresting points, the Council
adjourned until next Tuesday evening.

r. G. MiraEo1e'e juvenile class meets this after.
noon at tWo O'Clock, at his Dancing Academy
Parents and friends are invited to attend.
, 1861-10-26
d 7 Il ID .

D e d.
In this city. yetterday morning. at * O'Clock,
CAROLINE E, wife Of James a. Norris aged thirty
one Jean.
Friends are invited 70 attend the funeral At the
house a. North Hal tied street. shs (SAtrday} attet
ncon at two O'Clock.
, 1861-10-26

H Jewett & Co., 58 Dearborn street., eell
At 10 4. n, by catalogue, 50 boxes tooscco' aU
boxes candles, 200 kegs white lead, loo tins
zinc, 50 packages choice liquors, and genera
, 1861-10-26

TEE bIry opereattta Il Bryan
Hall was complete success lsst evening, aud
Tss attended By 1arge and delighted audi
exec. twin be repeated this evening.
, 1861-10-26

Qnartezmaster Biese, Of Hoffman's D1a-
goonE, Captain Shaumbeck's company, has arrived
In town. ANY Information respecting members
Of the company. may be obtained Of him at 143
West Randolph street.
, 1861-10-26

MCCLELLAN DRAeoons.-An the new re-
cruits for Major Barkers squadron Of McClel-
Ian Dragoons who did not accompany Major
Barker to Washington On Thursdsy evening,
will report themselves at James Duby's cigar
store, No. 81 Clark street, on Monday after
Ioon, at O'Clock, when passes will be sup
piled them to Washington. Every man must
be ready to leave at o'clock On Monday
evening without h1.
, 1861-10-26

E War maps, charts, diagrams, &C., &C.,
the largest in the city, can be seen at Walsh's,
corner Madison street and Custom House
place, BE has sill fhe November Magazines,
inclnding the Knlckerbocker, Harper, Cooley,
Ec1srtfc &c, &c.
, 1861-10-26

DRESSED HOGs-s Hogs, AZ. 15c fbs, sold at
e3.50.
, 1861-10-26
M1LwAuKEK.-We quote the following from tbs
Sentinel nf ffia 1nnr11fnf,


ST. LOUIS, ALTox & CHICAGO oRAuRoAD.-Week
ly statement of earnings, Oct. 16 to 23, 1861:
, 1861-10-26

FLINT A9AE ARREsTED.-Another rumor
is now a1oat shout that ubiquitous parsonage,
MI. G. G. F1lrt. Within the past fortnight
his career may be briefly summed up rs an
arrest for obtaining money under false pre-
tences; an Indictment by Grand Jury for
forgery; running his bail arrested in Wash
ington; and escaped from the officer. Nov the
rumor comes that he is re-auested aud is on
his way back to this city. We shall believe it
when We see him
, 1861-10-26

STEALING DRT GooDs--Wm. q. Maltby
wss examined yesterday morning before the
Police Court upon the charge Of stealing
piece Of goods from the store Of ]. B. Shay,
16s Lake street, and held to bail for trial in
The sum Of $500.
, 1861-10-26

STEALING CoW.-A man named Adam
Kessler was held to bail, yesterday, for trial,
in the sum Of t4o0;- upon the charge Of steal.
Ing COW from one Mrs, Mack, In the town of
Jefferson. The case Will be tried during the
November term Of the Superior Court.
, 1861-10-26

REV. YORK CATTLE m4hHKEE,
FOB WEE ENDISa OCT. q, 1851.
From thea New York Tribune, Of Thu1aday.l
BEEF CATTLE,
Nnfofer repatted for th3a market nk Enr+v.focrfh
, 1861-10-26

PULPIT eUrF11ED.-The pulpit Of Rev. HI.
Cox, now on q short visit to Washington,
VIII be occupied on Sunday morning By Prof
Bugbee, the recently appointed pastor OF the
adiAns street n E. Church, and on Sunday
evening by Pr. Eddy, Of the Northeastern
Eh5ialnu Aff1.ofe
, 1861-10-26

| but found him unipjured except by the first |
| shot, Mr.. Dickinson secured the intruder,
| 1bIle Mr., Ro9era went for a policeman who
| took Burns into custody.
| Nz. Dickinson was called to the stand and
testified substantially as above Tbs defence
called eeyeral Witnesses who testified that
| Burns had slwaya borne the reputation Of be
ing quiet, peaceable, and honest nan. I'm
til January last, he had been In the employ Of
the American Express Company, having
ehxrge Of the Pennsylvania Central freight.
They testified that before the marriage of Ars.
: Rogers, then Miss Woodwork, an Intimacy
extted between. the lady and Capt Burns,
amounting in the estimation os the public to
an engagement. He wAs In the habit Of visi
ting at Mrs. Woodworth's residence, and these
visits were returned by Mrs. ". and her
daughter. Some time In 1860, this intimacy
was broken OF, Tor reasons unknown, and In
, December Of the same year Miss Woodworth
+ married As: Chas. 4. Rogers, commission
a merchant Of this city.
These facts having been testified, the cues.
ton arose as to the snotive Of the intrusion In
r this mysterious matter. The prosecution
= contended that Burns had introduced himself
10 in this unusual manner, actuated by feelings
% Of Jealousy and revenge, for the commission
d Of .6ome felony, and that the bare fact ol
Is breaking into house st night carried with II
4 the circumstantial evidence that his presence
l. implied the motive Of some felony to be com
,; mitted, which It was unnecessary to establish
?, by evidence, and therefore asked for his com
e initial to answer the charge Of burglary.
e The defence en- the contrary urged in exten
IT, net;nn that an extensive correspondence hA.
, 1861-10-26

BOAT TICKETS TO BOSTON
Good via any ct the Boat Idres,
Two Daily Connections from Harrisburg ta
Baltimore and Washington.
, 1861-10-26

PRICE REDUcEo.-The map representing
trip from Alton to ithe Gulf Of Mexico,
<tas viewed from the Hurricane Deck" for
which there has been such large demand, Is
now offered at one-half the previous price, viz
Is cents. They are to be had singly or in
quantities. Of ]. ". Norris at 102 Madison
street., aud 100 Dearborn. Mr.: Norris has also
received all the magazines for November, and
all the popular weeklies and dailies Of the
1stest dates.
, 1861-10-26

FIRR WITHOUT AN A1ARH.-A few eve
1ings since, a FIRE broke out In tenement on
the corner Of K1nzie and Wolcott streets. No
general alarm YVES given, but the steamer At
lantic wss<brought out and extinguished the
flames before they had time to spread The
damage was incouhide1able, and mostly done
by water.
, 1861-10-26

GREAT ExpEc1AT1o6s.-Bamfo & Bald
win, Is Lake street, have just received Large
edition Of Dickens's "Great Expectations u
complete in one volume, handsomely Illus
tzated, which they sell at retail at the low
price Of rs cents, with the usual discount to
newsdealeEs. This last work Of Dickens the
critics universally pronounce fully equal, II
not superior, to any Of his former efforts. In
ssyirg this the reading public viii understand
that 1t needs no higher commendat1on. The
great popularity Of tie work, and the ex-
t1emely low price at which 1t is afforded. Will
no doubt create large demand, which Bau-
ford d Baldwin are fully prepared to supply.
, 1861-10-26

B The Knickerbocker Magazine and
Frank Lesie's Monthly and Gazette Of Fash
ion for November, with fresh supply Of those
elegant Photographic Albums and Cartes de
Tssite Of celebrated and noted persons, have
been received and for sale by McNally d Co.,
81 Dearborn street.