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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Passed DETROIT on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Marquette, Baltic, Whitby, Illinois; barks 1nyin-
Gi6le, chris:iana Hchooners Ballard. Iron.ile
Parsons. Merrimac. Darien, Racer; Dart, sgr-
prise. Athenian Reso1Hte, Seaman, Bay State, Gu
bs, Matt Root, Hills, Ellington, Gerrit Smith,
Mary Hale, Ostrich, Reindeer. San Jacinto.
Some ffteen OF twenty vezsels passed this port
during, saturda! night, bonnd up, the nsnes OF
which have not been ascettained-
PASSED DETROIT on Steamer
Cleveland; bark Indians; schooners Perseverance,
Dreadlorsht. Baltic, Ketchum.
Doscn-S carer Forest Quee q prop Illinois.
CoI1Is1pS.-The tug ARROW had slight COLI
schooner KeIchum, bound up. The schooner had
her headgear Carried away, while the tug's dam
ages were Of more eerfous nature The schooner
passed up to-day for Chicago--Detroit dribuAs-
NEW BARk.-The Mary E. Perew, splendid
Eew bark from Cleveland, passed this port yester.
dsy F;sss on her first trip to ch'aso-0fE'''5 Ff*e
sfntinff of this morning contains the following
TIE propeller Backus ar1iyed last evening hsv-
| ing in Tow the schooner Condcr in disabled COL
di1io1. The Inter sailed from this port OF Satur
| day evening loaded with wheat for Buffalo, and
| when of Mauitowoc, on Sunday night, coliided
with the schooner j. u. Jones. The Jones snnk
| Immediately, having been cut nesr1y In two. The
Condor loaf her bowsprit, mainmast, and all he,
| sails and rigging; the hull WAS lot injured be
yond the jarniug it Of he. cut water. and her est
90 is therefore safe The crew Of the Jones We Z
all saved, escaping On bosrd the other vessel Al
ter the collision the Condor rolled abuut at thu
mercy Of the waves for n hours, before the Back
us discovered her. The Jones Was loaded with
| wood fer Chicago.
! VESSELS PAssIxa THROUGH THE WELIASD ca
EAL.-We are indebted to Capt E. P. Dorr for thu
following list Ct vessels passing through the Vel
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els're2cy, unzsas othera0ise stated.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept 4.
.FREIGHTs-,7 Declined k@1c ger bushel. and
cloFe dull. The engagements were follows:
To Bufalo-prop Fountain city, brig Pilgrim, schr
Eliza Logau-wheat at 1sc; prop Pittsburgh,
Of Chicago, prop Sun, schrs a 3, Hart, and Major
Anderson, corn at 1lHc; bark Danube. to arzive.
eo19 t. Pot coS0s fSh5 Fts H
FLOUR -Reeeived, 7,ol1 brls shipped. BY Lake
W ssss ae 6ss
81: 3 q. Islssd 9geea" d = e g aea 49,
IS sa s ae So s. 81 ood eprn
ds1 6 PE7 3 aei 90 d S1s
fair extra At sass del; 100 hrls :. Dubuque oity,
100 rs so9 as s Pss fsiF spfng IS
del; 1877 hrls Waupacca City Millsr at $35
del; 100 brla "Gelesee'' st y g DEL; 500 orls
- 100 'fsx b.s good @ & eapefdne M =. ~ s. s. dei ~
WHEAT-Receired, 81, ,s02 hu shipped, 1856
bu Spring wheat opened firm st yeaterday's ad-
ter ' sheat at qaiet. % saes ~: TEE SO 5u 80
red in store at 16c; 1000 bu do at Csc 400 bu do st
68Hc.gold; $500 ba 10: spring in store at 67e;
bu do at CSC; 50, 600 hu No. spring IN store at
CSC; s5 600 In DO at 62Mc; 1.ooo bu do at &c;
| 2,50O hu rejected In store at 55c-
Sales by sample were as folloWs:--157 bags
! choice red winter on track ut s5c; $50 bags Iowa
| club On track at 7oc; 15a bags No. / spring Oh
CORN-Reeelyed, 9a1 SIT bu: shipped, 1ol,z2a
bu. Market dull Sales. 70, 900 pn c3nsl mixed At
&c adcat; IS, Goo bu de at exc +. b.; q. 900 bu
ba rejected II store a: 16;e 1ooo bu do st i7c.
Market advanced 7@lc. Sales, 1900 bu Nc. i ia
KIEReeeised 4s4 bu. Market firm. Sales
t 1000 bn No. IN store 1t &c
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MARKETS BY LATEST MAILS.

ALBANY MAR149s-Sept. 2-Grain-Wheat is
saeable for milling In car lots at 100c tor ordinary
red state, and $t.25, $l.s1 aud $1-8 for white
y e. a15 e Is an and
at Sc in lots, and Il 600 do Chlcago On t.. Corn
steady bit dull; 5G0 hu western mixed st 47c at
East Albany depot, and the same figure for 5000
b. TO errire: r. a ~ lot ot a$S0, h1 old barley p t.
CLxyE1AED--sept 8.-Wheat- Receipts, Is cars.
Sales cars white at 95c; car red, delivered on
Mahonipg road at &c; 1000 bu do free on board at
SIC Cor1-Sale car at 3ac. Oats-Sale cars at
FLora N PnADE1.PH1A-Sept 2--The export
demand foI -four continues limited the only SHES
reported for shipment ara $1,000 brls old stock
western euperfne at 80 per brl the sales to thu
retailers 3ld banke1e range from this fgure up to
&5 for fresh ground supeEdne; 4+5@s.25 for ex-
changed, sud 800 brls sold at 3a-E@$3 Der brl.
Penneylvsnia corn meal Is held at 42-f5 per brl;
800 brls brandyw1ne meal sold at q, Is per brl.
"A HEwAEDs HoxTREA4 MARKET RzPoRr-
EoH1REA1. Sept 7-Flour steady; sales 400
quiet: sales Ola catge Of Michigan No. at 975sc;
Chicago held 1t &c. no sales q barley or pess
| FreightE-no Engagements: shippers are looking
for lower prices 7s I'd for grain 4nd s. Sd lor
-four is ssfed to Liverpool and tbs Clyde. Ex~
don New York at aight X.
AnwAuKKk GRA1H MAAKEr.-Received, 5o,e6a
! bu wheat. The Sentkae1 Of this morning says:
On 'Cbaege p1teea advanced 1c the 1nzzxet being
steady during dnfing the Board. at 67e Tor he. I,
and &c for No. in Et0se. Adylees tom New 1osk
noting 4ntmprovemenk there In n ealee a113anl-
cd to about 86 Go bu- Ths x3rket closed 1rn at
1 Suye44s efe,ins snoat sas7x5s.ssx foS ordinary
After Change yesterday there ~aa ad=cEz1s oa
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Last evening Eumber Of persons visited
my house and called out young man named
Henry Gurran, living with me. Upon my
sending him to answer to their cal, they took
him away focibly, not permitting him to re-
expressed desire to do. Their allegation
against me, and upon which their action was
based, being that the eaid young man was held
BY me as ssa,e. I deem it due to my family,
to the public and to myself, that recite brief
has lived in my family since he was nine years
of age. He was aslaYe for life. He was hired
to my wife previous to my marriage with
her. On or about the 10Th Of February,
1850, the party to whom Henry, under the
laws Of Alabama, belonged, having then
recently purchased a plantation, came
to my house to take him away to it. Ny wife,
who had raised Henry from quite small boy,
felt towards him like mother, and WIS IN
willing to have him taken away from her.
60 into the country, or to be separated from
my family. HIS absolute purchase by me aoas the
only condtio, upon 7ohich The oso,aer aoould con
sent to a2zoao him to remain NTH US. The price
he demanded for Henry Was two thousand
dollars $4,000. Il consideration however Of
consented to reduce the price to nineteen
hundred dollars, which amount paid for him
to save him from the horrors Of p1antation
lie. It was expressly understood between
my wife and myself, tnat consented TO pur-
chase Henry only with the view to secure to
him the blessings Of Liberty. Ny Own freedom
had previously purchased at cost OF one
thousand dollars. This occurred on the 8th
day Of June, 1858. Shortly previous to the
breaking forth OF the present National trou-
h1es the Laws Of the State Of Alabama were
made so intolerably oppressive, that to avoid
the prospective coniscatlon Of the personal
liberty I had purchased, removed with my
family from Mobile, and came to this city.
Before starting On the journey, I fully explain.
ed to Henry that as soon IS his feet should
praas the soil Of Illinois, he would be no lon
| ger slave aud that he would only be subject
| to me, 8 minor member Of my family or
household. Mypnrpose in bringing him here
was that he, as well as myself, might pursue
an honorable course Of obtaining some Of the
advantages that are Incident to 8 state
| Of freedom, as he had lived in the
In the family stree his early childhood ex-
pected he would continue to find his home
| with me, and be cared for IS one Of my
family until he should obtain his majority,
when he could eject to do his OWL pleasure.
| If he became dissat1ef fed, supposed be would
| Lave acquainted NE with the fact, when I
ehon1d have tried to iocste him to the best ad
vantage. Had the parties who have thus un
wisely, think, intsrfered between myself and
my ward, asked it Of me- would cheerfu1ly
have given to them the the statement which
now make to the public.
MATHEW CHURHuLL, {colored)
/ Chicago, Sept Sd, 1861,
, 1861-09-05
PEACE MAS us pg1iE3 50 VAS WAR.

GEN. JOHN c. FREMONT snd other distinguished
military men, viii be present to examine the test OF
Fire Arms at the coming Fair.
HON. LEWIS F. ALLEN, f. q. PAXTON aad
GEORGE VAIL h2ve been appointed delegates from
tie NEW ToaK STATE AaK1cE1TuHAL eoo1xrT, to 1t.
tend the Fair and Will be present during tbs weef.
Deegases hs7e also been appointed from other States
Rnd The Canadas to be present during the Far. and
have signihed their Intention to he here.
FARMERS OF TIE NORTHWEST. let u8 come
together In council; come With yeuf familiea Every
a1zanx ement has teen made fer 5our safety and COM
fort during the Fair Week. One hundred and tFunt3
1cres Of Camping Grounds, sbundantl1 supplied With
Fatez, and conveniently located. hxye been scared
Tie citizens Of the adotainz States are corAtey tn
y1ted to meet with uq, and sll who do come DsJ be
asensed Of HEARTY WELCOME and GOOD AC.
CoMMODkTioEa.
Entities can be made at the seczttaFy's Office, IN
Springfield until September first after which, and IN
til The opening Of the Fair 1t the soeetys Eoos NO
fremont HOUSE, Chicago, IL
By order Of the Executive Committee,
JOHN r. REEN01D6,
kul6 vyra1u CORES ,ondtnE Secretary.
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ATRIAL OF FIRE ARMS.

Under the direction Of COL. B. A. BUCKMASTER
VIII take place at . stated time every day, In fun
view Of the Amphithestre
MAJOR ANDERSON. and otasr distinguished Arm-
le1iRts. have been appointed Oh the Committees.
The Southern Consederacy having forced upon the
Northern FRK1 STATES thas dsplorable and moment
ous contest It therefore becomes e1nenty necessary
that the FREEAEN Of the great Northwest should
tamlnArtze themselves with these Military EQuH-
8KsTs, now the only afbiters Of PEACE. And where
Ia our broad domain can Ike exhibition. Of great
practical utility, he got together and displayed to the
nasaea better than Chicago7 remembering that tho
Hilsta of the sn11 srs the u,en tn dEfend IL
, 1861-09-05

Messrs. Nichlos, Britt & Co., exhibited q very
rare specimen Of wheat on Change yesterday,
saed so3s Wht b sPPs ha1s ets Mnna and
large as the best winter wheat and would readily
pass a. such. The sample exhibited weighed 61
the yield was 80 bushels to the acre He has cal
ti7ated this description Of Whea: fer years, and
With like success each aeason.-Hl101tskse S4nti-
, 1861-09-05

f71Hf pGal0t 0uOy&ntf teconu ptaIu+ eteAnJs
TEE xDEcKEAsE m SPECIE IN NEW 1oRK.-The
decrease Of $2021 1858 in specie last Teek in the
banks Of the city Of New York Ia commented on
by the New York Herald OF yesterday.
This is about what was expected The loans
line now reflects the full amonnt Of the advance
and take the notes otf the hands Of the banks the
&C. sSSs tSe ssose Ss IL
some weeks to come. The specte column has de-
clined altogether about four and half millions,
Treasury By the banke, and nearly two millions by
individuals. The above statement would seem to
chow that the money dnds itB way back again into
tie market. FortJ.dve millions are etill much
heavier reserve than it IL convenient for tie banks
to carry
FoRE1GN EXCHANGE IN NEW YoRK.-Foreign
exchange for last Wednesdays Boston steamer
was weaker. Bankers we're selling at 1o7A1107H
for sterling. and 5,5sx for francs.
DU1DESD.-The Corn Exchange Insurance Com
pauy has declared a eenniannual dividend Of ten
per cent. payable on demand.
EXCHANGE At MnwAukEE--Eastetn exchange
is quoted in the Sentinel Of this morning s55@4
per cent PREM
MONETARY AFFAIRS Is pHnADELPHA.-The
PTsss Of Monday contains the following review
Of the Money market:
BUSINESS fef1Fea eloWIy, but there IL some move
ment in nearly every branch OF trade, and the fsl
trade bids fair to be moderately good. Money
matters coRtinue in the came condition reported
from week to week for long time past. Conf
dence is dear, and general indisposi1ion to oper
ate for any long period, until after more decided
military naoVements hare occurred prevails among
capitalists: Money on ca1@ consequently, contin-
to be plenty at low rates, but long paper it is
hard to place, and only the very best grades Of
dogeed Bills find favor at the hands Of money lend
| ere. These are in demand at low rates, bat theJ
not plenty, aud not likely to be while trade re
| mains dull.
MONET MATTERS II NEW YoRE-Thu Shipping
| list Of Monday contains the following:
! In the money market there is little stirring
| though rates are hardening. Loan calls are noT
quoted at per cent, though so favori.e customer
| 5per cent. only is charged. There IL very Htt1
doing, however, and our rates are almost nominal
| Ne quote:
| Per cent. Per annum
Loans On call, stock securities. 60
| do bond and mortgage e--.....-...... .6@7
Prime endorsed bills, GG@90 days............6@z
do do 4@6 months sos
| Firet class single signatures.
EARNINGS or THE sr. Louis, ALTON g. CH1cAG
, 1861-09-05
MONETARY.


WHHAksoAf EVKAfR0, Sept: 4, 1B61.
The demand far currency Is still quite xetfve and
rates Of exchange rule dull at par to u pax cent.
prem. On the street sslea Of meEchants' bills
were nade at Il discount to par. Gold continues
in good requeat at 4@H per cent, prem.
We understand that some efforts are being
made In this city to get the bills Of the Weare
Bank Of New hampshire into circulation; but
our merchants and produce dealers give the
trash wide berth. The history Of this bank is
not Of very enviable nature.
new YoRK 8TocK MARKET.--The following are
the quotations Of to-d4y's New York stock market:
, 1861-09-05
MARINE LIST,
2 Q RT o r G H G a q Q .

AhR1 ..&EpE. 4.
stmr sea Bird, Blosgett, ontonagon. q bEls beer.
Prop Ontario, williams. Detroit, % tons mdse.
Prop Nearg, R{eFs9a, Lincoln, lso N lunbez, 20
Prop Granite Stats, Davis, ogdensburgh, IS tons
Bark Winsiow, 3iasi Raznsge, Rutalo.
Bark America, Davis, Qeonto, ITO N lumber, 30 N
Brig ff@ IT. rs Baias anaggsS Clair Rrs. 10 eds wood
bez, go N lath from Green Bay.
Schr Mary Reed, Bank Pier, Is eds wood.
Sehr Morrison. Spencer, Camp Bstsey, 81 pkga hsh-
be-. S N shingles; s;,,. ,,,o
Schr White squa11, Leonard. Buffalo: 81 tens coal.
sehr Speed. cotg1oEe. hnskegoD s. lM n lumber; .-
sc e:1s 0s:avis 4 eSa s1has9a saa North Unity cedar
schr Aar1bel, Baker, Gentervile, 7 eds wood
sehF sehF 4ha1sb9 4 seoy bq Basio 1o tons coal
schr Ellen Williams Mcdonald, Buffalo, so m
lumber from Peshtigo. -,
asIE E4a Bgso o ss
Scbr Norton, Charbury, Rockville, 50 eds wood
schr Roberts, Nelson, Anzkegon, 50 N lumber
schr Albany, Smith. Cente,vil1e, S. eds wood
sch1 Martin, Tzotton Cleveland $50 tons coal.
schr Marta, Stevens, Mantstee, 1a N lumber, sun
schr Harriet Anne, Hanson, Grand River, US N
schr T1oWbfidge, Coyue, Kingston, joise stone.
Schz Sea Star Verde, h1te River, 20 m lumber.
Schr Magnet, Yates, Muskegcn, 10 n lumber.
schr Nichols, Simmons. Palntsrs Pier, n IL lun-
Scbr Sister. Brown, Buffalo, IS tons coal
Schr Gipeey. Ja1nison, Muskegun, LIS n lumber,
Eg1a lath, H. N shingles.
| Schr Magic, McNamata, Grand haven, 70 m in1a-
scar Hisbard, Els curle. Port Washington, 1sa eds
weed.
CLEARED. .;;-: Sept. T., 4
| brIa Hour. IS t1ls pork.
Prpn Hunter, Dickinson, Gtdetieh, 18 600 bu corn,
| 4T7 hf]B d1ur.
Prom Meal1, Ryerson, Lincoln.
! PROB Barber. Brown, Grand Riyer-
P1op Kenoshs, Lacy, Buffalo, "a 600 tbu coEn7 III
| br1s Hour, 10 tons pig lead.
Prop Granite State, Davis, 0gdepsbufgh, 1ls5oo
Prop Ontario, Williams, Ogdensburgh, no bu corn'
/ 81 kegs buttaf, 964 brle -four. 394 bu Wneas.
Bark Fontenens, Case, BunAlo, u. .0S hu eotn-
Schr Mary, Reid. Brock Pier.
| 8ch1 BGneHteel, Tftsty, AuAkegon:
| ech1 F1rven, Hultoon4 Buffalo, 16Sn o1 coll
Ethr Gem, Kennedy, OaWeEp, 13.gN1 on Nneat'
Sehr Crawford, Jadett, Buffalo. IL. - bH CON.
t Sehr Roberts, Nelson, Hntks&ont
! Schr Sen Stxr, VArdie. Whtte AA2E.
| Scht Harriet Anna, HAnkGn, af2uo HaSez.
Schr Magnet, Yates, AHtkeTSc0.
Sthr Nlehple Siuzaone, Painters Fief-
Schr Magic, McNa1aara. Grand Haven.
Sch= GiPsey, 5sntsea. Ausxeso7'
, 1861-09-05

Editors Tribune Permit me to do the pub
lie service through your colums, in bringing
to their notice an Italian patriot, Lieut. Ribonf,
late Of the Sardinian army. Lieut. r. is an &C.
cCmplished soldier, and is now teaching in
our city the bayonet and broadsword exercise
His terms, for series Of twelve lessons, are
go reasonable as to be within the reach Of all
This ia an opportunity for professional im-
proyement which our military men should not
neglect Nothing can add more to the eff
cheney Of our army in the field, than knowl-
Weapons. Lieut.. Ribont's rooms are at No.
93 Randolph street. OFFICER.
CHICAGO Hee3hxa1T & 1861
, 1861-09-05
Trouble in the HeckeE<3AeEer ReEf-
AeAEs

For some days past r1mors have been rife |
in this city Of disaffection amounting almost |
to matiny in the Heeker Jaeger Regiment Of
this city now In service In Missouri. It has
been briefly referred to in various correspon
| dence, but without details given, other than
| that come Of the men expressed dissatisfac-
tion at serving longer under Col. Hecker.
The Ssaats Zeitung Of yesterday contains
letter over the signature Of Dr.. Wagner, the
Regimental Surgeon which treats very fully of
| the matter, thst seemB recently to have come
head. From this letter it Is made to appear
that cabal of Col. Hecker's officers for their
own purposes, or from hostility to him fos'
tered IN order to profit By, this disat1ec-
ton in the ranks, especially In two companies,
aud that an almost open uutiny Tss the re-
suit.
Col Hecker went to st, Louis and laid the
subject before Gen. Fremont, and Was by him
: told to 1eturn to his camp at Fredericktown
near Thornton end there make himself obeyed
1t whatever cost. Ha Col. Hecker
: immediately upon reaching his camp
gave L1ent. Col M1halotzy ten days In
which to present bis resignation, and ordered
Major Kune to resign 1t once, AZ also Capt.
Lang, 1st Lieut.. Gerhard, I'd Lieut. 4. Buhl, Of
: COMPANY A, aud Capt L. Mauf, LIST. Lieut.,
Busse, ID Lieut. Klokke, Of Company E., Gen.
!. Fremont's orders giving Col Hecker full
powers aud discretion in the matter. The
+ places OF the dieaffected officers were to be
8 filed by Others chosen from the regiment.
We can but sincerely regret that Te haVs to
chronicle such intelligence as this. Of this gal
Isn't regiment, the Jealous and enthusiastic
, 1861-09-05
Tot&L.... 1NU 11ib6l 1QlI3 1HgU ...-
RECEIPTS AND BHIPMKSrs BIT LAKE, EEPT.


There was good attendance On Change today,
and fair speculative and shipping demand Ear the
leading articles OF produce; but the extreme pri-
ces Of yesterday in the face Of increased receipts
were scarcely maintained.
There was 8 fair inquiry for spring extra -four,
but business was restricted. On account Of holders
asking al advance, which buyers would not &C
cede to. Before the close, however, the market
became somewhat eaeier. Winter wheat grades
were exceedingly dull. About 25G0 br1s of all
grades changed hands at Il .80@5.00 for choice
white winter extras; ss-5o9a.T5 for medium to
good spring extras; and g. for spring superfne.
There wRs COED speculative and shipping de-
mand for Wheat at the opening. and sales were
made at yesterdays prices; but owing to heavier
receipts and the large amount pressed to sale the
market became weaker, and declined 1e . bushel
closing rather drmer In view OF further decline
in freigbts. About 10000 bushels OF all grades
changed hands, at 76c for No. Red; 6S51&c for
No. = Red /: 66@67c for No. spring; 62963c for
No, 9 spring; and Sc for Rejected in store-the
market closing at 665sc fof No. spring and 621xc
for No. spring.
There vas tair demand Tor Canal Corn By
shippers, hnt railroad receipts in etore were ex-
ceedingly dull and neglected. About Ia, 900 BUSH
els Of all kinds changed hauds, at &c for Canal
Mixed adoat, and 2o1x021c for Mixed IN store-
closing q. The inside quotations,
There Was an improved deMand By shippers for
Oats, and the market advanced 401e-with sales
at 14e for No. IN store. Rye Was stesdy at 35c.
Timothy Seed Was qatet and unchsuged-with
eales at $1.2sDt.4o. Highw1nes were ateady a,
l3e. Provisions continue reg1ected-With sales ol
Is brls Knmps at 81.
Fretghts declined h91c, and closed dull unds1
, 1861-09-05
Gt)irago Grihu,1e
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1861.
THE QIFY

BoARD OF EDUCATION MEH1rNa-rhe
Board If Education hold specia. meeting
this afternoon at their rooms.
NEW REcRu1Ts.-0ne hundred and f1fty re. t
1utts offered themselves and were sworn into
the Douglas Brigade yesterday.
A BukIAL IoT.-The st. Andrews Beneyu-
lent soeasty {scoteh) have purchased recent
IL, q lot In the old Chicago Cemetery for the
bur{h Purposes Of their organization.
A new Novh-A fresh supply OF The
Hcuse on tbs Moor" the new novel by the
author Of t' Margaret Msit1and,n has been re-
ceiyed BY McNal1y d Co., 81 Dearborn street.
TEE NORTHWESTERN RHLs REenRNT.-t
The uniforms for Col. Knoblesdorh's regi-
ment arrived yesterday, Tney are Of gray
trimmed with green, according to the army
regulations
PERSONAL -Joen S. Hay, Esq, the Private
Sc,tsa:tet President Lincoln, passed through
,kif city yesterday, e7s route for Springfield, Ill
He reports the President In most excellent
lea!ih
HYDE PARK EEM1SARr.-The third year Of !
this beautifully located institution and supe-
riof school, commences on Monday next, the
9th inst. Notwithstanding the unfavorable
un'e*'1ne SCHOOL commences onoes very eneef
-
TEMPERANCE AEE1Na.-All Good iemplar
degree members are invited toatteno Union |
Degree meeting at Houston Hall, corner Clln-
ton and Randolph streets, on Thursday eve
ling, Sept 5t5. at quarter before eight
O'Clock.
scnooz. Rooxs-sande~,s Primers. sne1lers
and Reaaers. Davis,s. Emerson,s. and Col
burns A1ithmetlcs: Wa,1en's Biographies.
Wells's GranI1ass, and other school books
can be hsd At the lowest prices, OF D. j. hear'
ne5, no. 4of eoa1n esa1R stree1, near Monroe.
Go Axn m 17Rrw7sr-J r. ura tha for.
;st sna Gardener as,on;shed cano wabb .aa-
tardaY with hure Wagon ,oaa of o7een corn
ou,nns cabhages and other vegetables for ~
use of 4he reoimeo+ W. uon,a snooeat r.,
.hers tbe mi. .xnt oo;pp and dc;no IKE.
rise
x< THE friends of the Letfrrson Baptist
s.bha.1 schoo7- hare basket nie.n;c to Des
-,.;... 49, E-7da,- .+he e+t Twain 1a.ves tho
No,4h,zsa+e-,, der,+ AZ a m T;ctets 20
e..ts ah;,a,a,, ha,f ,r;co Tuo co,nnaD,es
~ f1,;,;t.rr cant f:rofron,s and Cant T;}aen,s
.ra .rcanne1 there
Princes visit, puhlished in our isaue of yester
6ay. we were in error in stating that the
French Vice Consul, n. Rasi1 d'Elpeux, Of
this city, ACCOM- panied the Prince. The Vice