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, 1861-07-18

CLEARED. July 10, 1851.
Empress, LAealle, light.
Acme, Laaalle, light.
L G Campbell. Lasalle, 30 n lumber.
Uno. Laealle, TO- 1856 # lumber, 81 m shingles Is N
Lionees, Ottaw2, light.
Golden Cloud. Ottawa, light.
Danube, Ottawa. light.
Clyde, Seneca, IS bb1s salt.
S A Douglas, 80 kgs natIs-
Edlnhureh. Narcotics, 1875 # lumber, 1,e50
shingles, N lath.
Watia, Kankakee, 81 bbls salt, f61 Ds carpenters
A1eona, Morris, Il bbls salt
Atlantic, Morris, light.
Cesar, Prison. g. 418 # lumber.
Rocket. I1ckport, light
Imperial, Lockpoyt, light.
Globe, Lockport. Light.
T1ouEadour .Lockport. light.
r Ncrth1up, Prison, GOD It lumber.
ARRIVED. July IL, 1861.
Asia Lnss'le, 4pe0 bu corn, 284 1bs bacon, 100
tbs furniture, 26 750 ba machinery.
Garihtldf, Laea1le, 8, 668 bu corn.
P Northrup, Lockport, 100 tons sand
Angola, Lasalle. 4 622 bu corn. ....
Ontario. Ottawa, 1850 bu corn, 68 bu wheat, 53
bb1s flour. SIS b1s starch.
Z & Goodell, Ottawa, 6,e57 bu corn.
Marion. Seneca, 5,400 bu corn.
Troubadour, Lockport. 4, ,300sbu corn.
Imperial, Lockport. $3.50 bu corn.
, 1861-07-18

PERsokAI~~-Br1g. Gen. Pope left for Alton
yesterday morning. Lieut- Stevens, Q. 8. n,
wto has been recruiting for the Nary, in this
city, left yesterday for Washington
, 1861-07-18
Cbicaao Gtibutte
THE CITY,

PAID OrF.-The teachers in our public
schools have al been paid of in solid coin,
and cor { On their VACATION way, rejoicing.
, 1861-07-18

The STOLEN LAND WARRANT CAn,-This
case, the stolen warrant affair, was set down
fer hearing yesterday, bnt was again con
tiuued.
, 1861-07-18

GoxR TO TIE WARs.-The Great Western
Band Of this city, have gone to Alton to join
the Heckcr Jaeger Regiment, as their Reg1-
mental Band
, 1861-07-18

GTATE Of ILLINOIS, County Of
~ Cook. 5. S.-Ciscuit Court Of Cook County. July
Term ls6i- Lucinda King Charles 8. klog-E
Adav3t ofthe non residence ct Charles King. de-.
the Clerk Of saiG Circuit Court cf Cook County. Notc
Is heIe9y giSs7 e the sad Charles knE taat sald
on the Chancery side thereof The I'd day OF June
Ebl a1d that suErors thereupoa Issued o1s Of sid
Eouf against said defendant retEnaole On TIE second
Monday Of July mex, 1sG1. a Is BY 1aE sequired,
Nov, unless ron. the said Charlie. kinE. shall Der
8oLAy be and before said ttcu!t Court Of Cook
County o. ~ irss day Of re ns1t tenn therof e
Monday Ct July 1851 and plead. Answer or deznur
to the said complalnsuts bill Of complaint the saae
vii Be taxea As cohfeaaed md degree enter.d aeatst
Jou according TO the prayer of said BIN.
BIB. s1xr1ss Complrs sorr, IS ClasE strsss.
, 1861-07-18

.... CLhAREU.. July II.
stmr Batis Aycrill, Bafalo, a5.ooo bu oats, 1000
Prop Granite State Davis, Ogdensburgh i, ,119 brls
hour, 1893 bage wheat. 1s5 bris alcohol
!fop acme, aathaWay, Buffalo, IS 600 bu corn.
Prop Adr1at1c, McCrea, Buffalo, 1850 bu wheat.
81 orls highwi .es. 80 tons eundrfes,
rfop Barber, Brown. Grand River.
5asA Levy RaWspn, Fader. Buffalo. q, 600 bu corn
@ @BafS YIN sturgts. Faith, Buffalo, 11,aO bu corn.
B4fk aieyelsEn, Becker. Buffalo, is, GOO bu corn.
BElg aelfenetetn, Ferris, Green Bay.
bafk Colorado, Drant, Buf4lo, 23 900 bu corn.
Schf Dickenson, DIiscol. Oconto.
Schl Mariner, Barker, Sheyboygan.
scaf KoSeius, B!ackburns, Oconto, Is brls flour,
16 hrls pork,
SeI Eleanor, Henderson, Buffalo, Il, 400 bu corn,
ecnf Mary, Stevens, MenomInee.
Schr MaFy. McDouald, Buffalo, Il, 900 bu corn.
Scal BroWnson, Jones. Buffalo, L, AGO bu corn.
scof Dreadnought, Doggett, 0swego, 5000 bu
Schr Foster, Smith, Grand Haven.
Scaf game Cock, Leonard. Buffalo, GOA bu corn.
ScnE Speed, Reed, Grand Haven.
Scnf Nhts1w1nd, Nelson, Centrevff1e.
S Seaf bronson, Batemau, Buffalo. 1000 hu corn-
Scnf NeWhouee. Bartlett Buffalo, ,16, 400 ha wheat.
sehs GoedeH, Gibbs, Bufalo, 500 bn corn, 1T
schr Peck, Greyler, BuHalo, 16.125 bn corn.
ocu" Laurel, McTca, Pier Cove.
, 1861-07-18
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, July II, 1861.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
tie past twenty-forr honre:
HECEFTA Last TwEETT-FoUR HoURs,
, 1861-07-18

acaeace4ess On our Noftnetn 1fonuer, We ate
pe10s 'h'aceo tatonga ean&oa ms So'se
nen a1e upon us. heg'"ea' alet n.eaMoo'
teeg teto"n iotwa1o' oae At1.Sea seaser
@'' wv aauoie eu y, es.o4s' ~ ~ ~ s- "As4'u as
MaDy "eeAs. 14s's 49, ~ mS.. aru An, Noene'
s:aAs 4.. AA's ~v1ao ~ !: wa aoe 10
| e..H.s ..a. ha-s a.n<-aa p@s toi lao
! aa1 s1.:,, .,s ,.an.t~-t ..eks ~ 9eaect'
! 1,,.- - ~. Ne ~lte4t ta17q1og
.-Ns'H.,., aoout 1nese solid
s1eo- -a..s,s e'sp, y auu Tue arrival yesterday
.'a,.tN "aI - ~ - 'aese iespects, cleanly,
i ~ ~ W w !o.4' claa in Woolen suits,
.,,;e,. - -. 49, a'. 1ne Aster With toky kez-
~ s.1.-. - .eaos' % they stoutly struck
street ~ 49, s Gs,.sun s.aousn tne middle OF the
~ 49, ~ 49, -. ,s.t, sa4ena oepot-
;,~an ;,S"-n 49, -1.1e tohs' cnuooy checked, merry
80 nuoee eatnest experience IL erica
- uDe'u '1ese o1 lake wafer, og means
49,. C~-. eHooA w 1ne oust VI INC Micn-
apo" anenaeao oeuitn ha1soao
VIC s'ou oa"es sol1e tnto Inc
~ p"1nAt4ou WIN .ho'ne''s zea1'
..-., - essue tne c't1' 'encles were pros1ded
No. ~. Us s-@s.s a1o o1e lesoi. " tae nock.
r,-,- 1 Ss-! ,u ~ o"rs NC Ae,e LUG neaa OF
exo4hs,aJ h;.,so7f 49,, ~ ~ stAaa-1.l1aes
ed scfot;co a. hest ho ~ - 49,: uafeeoiase
Therr were IN +h;s ,>,r., 10 ~ 5oaeo On.
IL aocd neon1o sa,e.a1 ...4 ~. ~ eA..e.1o'
score- one nnon whnsa 1tas. ~. t.e ta1I VI tous
America viii never ,5sa r. Snas. ~" 1o.o -
tt;nt of thosa o.a;-.t s,,.z,.so s ,ss-,s ~ ~
ghere for eiphtv vears tbev had dxe1f r. 49,
their prares n a nev and n,,tr;ed lana sn5 ~
there uns an e,oonence In tbair ocoa,on,..
ing the movement, Their graves IN thts nav
conntry VIII be pledge tn their nos+eri+1r -
the ea1uestpess Of the fitting Thev hova
come to STAY, these families. ard CON. ~
these juveniles in arms Yesterday NAV be on-
future Senators. or Goverpora ~ ~, S,o,a.
n0'e' tAouEn n uoPe tuefe WILL DC no need OF
anac"no2e Ia IN Inc cay OF their majority.
Auseo, lne oet1es eiass o1 efnlg1onts, thanks
~ ee*A oouen1 experience o1 their predeces
sois' Aoo LUG oet.e1 AooW4eoge OF their couu-
trsnen On 1nls sloe OF the ocean, manage the
oetaus OF their journey with perfect system,
ano complete exemption from the evils to
WHICH formerly more than at present the emf
grant "hs exposed. 1t is but q Poor chance
-. ~ - 10e .ppoen1 ana AnasISn eml.
grant runner enjoys with them. They fiud
- nc wy W Vueosc ano VIA me arano trunk
1 ~ - .n os.'e4 alu eue'ape1' Eaen 1arge party
Is IN the safe conduct Of some well selected
manager who trarsacts ali its business with
the railroads, aad everywhere stands between
1i.'n ano 1raao o1 every kand.
LOOKING upon ta1s moving multitude, such
+oF
as lnat VI yeste1oay, our citizens should gain
iieeh ]eaa ana love 1or our institutions, view
eo N tne ognI 'ney afe recognized among the
people CT na1lofs abroad, homo to be covet-
worlds 1iher4iee hos -oc+a5 r.; ,o,..
, 1861-07-18

tFroH the Examl2er, Eorfolk, Val
CerhAic Pills accomplish the object for wh,ch n.
were naae' V1x- -Cure OF Headache In all its for7na
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested In more than thous,as
cases, with entire success. ' 'A91s'ao
(Fsom the Democrat, St. Cloud, Mimi
Ssq etEs nss @ 5sesd xh as
them In case Ct an attack
[From the Advertiser, Providence, r.
The Cephse Pills are said to be remarkably eae
tlvs remedy for the headachc, and one Of the very
PEST 1of mat Sef5 Heqent complaint Witch has eEcr
[Frcn the Western +. r. Gazette, ChI2a5o, E,1
hea1tily endorse Mt. spa:dng and his anrlva;l.
lFfom the Kanawha Valley star, Kaaavna Va?
acS eFs Tso n Sea5 Eft EFa u ;Fs With Tie
lFrom the Southern Path Ffrder, New Orleans, xs.l
TT them! you that are aff.cted and We arc su1a
tuaI your testimony can be be added to the already
medicine can produce.
(From the St. Louis Denoc1at1
l., immense demand for the article {Cephae Pills,
~ 1Eplol9 increasing.
lFrou the Gazette Davenport, Iowal
.ds e Vt 81 with
from the Advertiser, Providence, R11
The testimony u their favor Is strong from the nest
respectable quarters.
rFron the Daily News Newport, Ri
cephallc Pnls are taking the place Of ali kinds
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston Mas;
IN he atv afHr +c1 ~
, 1861-07-18

LATE PAPERS james Duffy, always prompt
in his news stock, sent US last evening from
the fremont House news room late Cinctn-
Mi. stl Louisville papers.
, 1861-07-18
4<gai anhzrtiBen1xuta


AjORTGAGE SALE.-Wherea,.
1sA Bernard c. Can.nel3, OF Chicago in the County
of CooE ard State Of Illinois. execu'eu Ard delivered
uDt: teorSe :sdg~ick, cf tne came place certain
!hGe1ture q Mortgage. Gated the nln:h dav OF April
f:fce OF said Cook Ccanty, in boo1 Is, Pags ~ on
n tSsay s Ssen1 aay d sf Ar1 @ u ana y
tEs cuon:y q cos Id g. ssto Il u
1s H ,h,,fsta t. m tnFtssn re O. as ~ xeIzs
ots number one ~ t!.ee @. and thlSteen 81, ID
~ ad os e dssrE ssT;a r;
all in Swift AID McAul~vs Subdivision Of tie n 5rt:,
Lai II 'Lt sont, haf II the half Of tae NORTH
eas: qeAfer OF Section twent7. IT Township thirty
Let two ie> In Dck fl IN "a ne Sub 1iEisso1 t3
;Nsrufe tug paEI:vnt IT three certain Prontsso1J
- RS at!s tud s4e Ut = by saId EAulheld and ct
sid s.:ulck Nc Marine ianx, IL thr Cir Of Csl.
t1o II one year from. the case .hersef oa Of aatd
:sttes otl2@ fur tug sum u thirteen aundr.d aid
iWsnsE GO Lara: one for th:rtee hun!rcd ard seventy
we acl.ara aat tlit bt1es fer =i1.ecl hundred and
fourteen dLl'ar, aad seventy cents
~ Hs:.eas default :as escn made Ii the payment
u tht aoF'e m snton3t SHtea aud mora than pua
year l,avtz ear=cd enc- thy fell du,.; AMI Whereas
laeEe y no~ due aea nn d npuG 81 .ot:a OF pm.
s a. arc j terest tue sMM q about Four Taeusaut
Cents. - @ A : - = ef'&@
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of the power In ma
vested oy said 1nde1tr" ct s;rt:a.c the unllcr.
= nnEust A. 1s5i at ten o'cl:ck In the f,rrnooa Il
te n9ttL door Of tile Court House ln Ga,casn ore1
sae ta6 an IL ii q ~ l7G 7i q nu1]se aassn ad III m
The e .ad MortsagcE thcrei tue hishss; o!ics tsr
t 5n e ard fay . ~ sosts 81 i3d H. a
eh,.o,o ,n,n nEHEGE II; M sEDG WICK Mortgage.
eAHeaso' 'ulS 4"Li' teoi- 3}1-stsl-td
, 1861-07-18

Quotations Of sahs given In tAls 1fqrkzt
Report, dre understood to b for good conrerfiSe
currency, unleas otheTtc&ss stated.
, 1861-07-18

T OF WANTED--A Desirable Lot
- -. for = Dwelling House, located above Twelfth
street. and between State street md the Lake fs
wanted IN Exchange for 1ne Warehouse and DFaii-
i9g situated n lou1tsh1ng city within 100 miles Of
acGmiortaf 10 home and sure Income Of from $500
70 per annum to any pe1nop VITA ordinary bust.
Gesa EhDlts:. For further particulars address B7I
No 61hI Chicago Post ONCE. 4 Photogzaoh Of The
Prcpefty can be seen st - Cla.k street. The above
property Is valued at 1850 fgarfHt
, 1861-07-18
MARINE LIST


ARRIVED. .Ju1v II.
Prop Racine, Brett. Buffalo, machinery.
Schr Mariner, Barker, sheboygan, 90 eds wood.
Schr Fester, smith, Grand Haven, IS eds wood,
schr Speed. Reed. Grand Haven, 100 m lumber,
schr hirlwind, Nelsen, Centerville, o. cda wood.
, 1861-07-18

TALKING OF rEAcuEs-Yes, mentioning
peaches. 1t should bestatod that Van Fleet &
Co., Of 1sa Dearborn street, sent Us six beau
tifu1 samples Of what the Peach crop Of
Sc utheru Illinois is to be this season.
, 1861-07-18

M ASTER'S SALE.-State of Hi
~ nSsS. County Of Cook s. S.-sups,or C3urt N
GtcaIo-in CGa9cery- Nelson Beard.lsy y. George
y Sce!ye; Am Eliza Scelye. and simeon B. Csistan
dcn-hul to Forec1ose Mortgage.
FEhlc notice is heehv given that IN n1r 3uance ef
pseFetai 9E9sr enter III the ab9ge ens-d eAuse
;; Ai;ts5 T. chtRSsry Of The SEpeof Court Cbe;o
cab, nE TUESDAY; ths th:rutt. {;yta} Ga7 o: jsy,
a. - lss! At ten osloca II the foreaoon that day.
nt he norts door OF the Court Hou u Cook County
t. ihs Cty OF Chicago. in :a:d ':ount5 Of Con- tcose
serhfd sf :, ~ as l9 ~ toEltThs northwest Quart
nL1nbcr four ~, IN Township number .liistJ sevsn
g Eosth e. ians.e thi.tser CD eass IL tae ,.sri:t
E.! Lace subject to !!c at Chicago illinois, c)at.truo
iwo Eu:ciea aid tLstysi1 a-res ard ei:a.y.snrs:
tuHHredtss u a. acre. Alsa the northeast Uuar:sr
% ths @ nolheast gcas:sE Of Section .umter twsety.
n3s tiTs,s a.. Il the dftrics 81 land su'u?t
IN II ysEHsy &C GcuS anu .:lat r ili:::a :. -
E'' Il Gl sae preflSrS n -. be- .t.1:.s,ar,
lhe aHcunt cue 10 katd e"m?l 7ner sa1u df:r. =
VIII re5ss q sur H5etfirr With ths HaE;r7i .-.l
cH1uu.ls' 1oEs. AID Gis1rI8t meut5 on said 4aIa ~
,.,..nx, j., IEl SCOTT
tlss-Eo. July n Ill. ri -Ss,1
, 1861-07-18

HORSE AND BrGa1 Sro1KN,-On Monday. a
man who gave the name Of Jennings, hired q
horse AID buggy from Wclch's stable. He
evidently got run away Rith, as he has not
since btcn heard Of
, 1861-07-18

ITO RENT-A first class tenement
- In the North Division Of the city, corner OF
The house is three stories, having Al the modern IN.
proTeMents; lately the residence Of J. B. Dogrett
Egg; Inquire OF G. BENTLEY, i II Dearborn street,
, 1861-07-18

The MISSING LAD.--The clothes found on
the Like shore have been identified as those
CT the miseing lad Adam uoftnbern, who had
formerly worked at trade in the South d.
vision, but whose parents reside on the West
side, Who left home last Friday, since which
Gate nothing has been heard as to his wherea.
bouts. He is supposed to hare been drowned
NLi.e bathin 9.
, 1861-07-18

MATT PEEL's CAMpBELLs.-This fayorite
troupe viii give their opening entertainment
i'll Brya. Hall On Saturday evening next,
From the praise bestowed upon the company
t.; the press Of the Eastern cities, we shoul,
judge th.t their performances are Of d supari
or character.
, 1861-07-18

The GREAT EAsrERS.-This immense mn
r:ne curiosity, now lying at Quebec, twill re-
ceiye 'yisitors" until August 9Th. All from the
Northwest, in this wise desirous, will thank
the Grard Trunk Railroad Company for the
cheap Opportunity offered, as advertised.
, 1861-07-18

CoAPAsr B, CHICAGO DRAGooss.-An at
temptis being made with every prospect Of
success 10 secure the enrolment OF Company
B, Chicago Dragoops, into the new Cavalry
regiment. They deserve no less. We hope to
lear Of Their eucce.s.
, 1861-07-18

ABRCTE OF 4 HrsBASD.-A fellow named
Hugh johnson WAS brought up in yesterdays
Police Court, charged with having in fit of
drunken frerzy, beaten his wife in so shock
iEg AID cruel manner, that she was not able
to appear In Court. He was locked up to
await hea1iuE
, 1861-07-18

TOR SALE FOR $l,ooo-For a
IL ssort time h1stclas. Residence Lot apx1eee II
9n northwest corner OF Ad4ms and Aberdeen Streets
lime en- part of purchase money For fur her pa1t
culaTs call at No IL North We1I8 Streets iyi;xlF
H'OR SALE-At low rates, 200
tens hcst brand Seap- Matters Soda ash. by
j. MES s. KIRK d CO., Ii and 70 E1yer street.
jyJ-glH- N
, 1861-07-18

TIE PCRcEL1 CAsE.-Iesterdayt took place
the hearing IN the case Of Edward Purcell, ar-
rested, as sta-ed in our last issue, for stabbing
man namsd Connors with clasp-knife.
The wounded man is severely injured, but
Will reeoTe5. Purcell w2s held in $500 bail
u appshr il the Recorders Court.
, 1861-07-18

. YFs1LAsr1. Mich, January 1ith, 1es1.
Mk. BPALDINa.
S1RENot long since Isent to you for bog OF Cen
haHc Pills for the Of the Nervous Ucatsche an
Cosafeness aud received the same. and TuET uAp 40
aoon Az INFECT THAT WAS INDUCED TO SEND roX
koR1. Please aend BIZ return mail -
urtct TO A. R WHEELER,
Ypsila1ti, Mich.
, 1861-07-18

TIE ST. PAu1 E1crns1os.-The party for
St. Paul. which left yesterday by the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad, numbered over
two hundred, and went off in the highest
fDirife
, 1861-07-18

Eo. 9$a2: 1ra Y: Rcet, sug.--itor Of tie tcv,
o. E9xth Ihie7So: @ e: tss u.s Of Allc2 c. Lewis.
Hrd:e f. GsIies hts 4 ~':des bena@ta Carpenter I'D
fer plaintiff. De"1efsusoa
, 1861-07-18

THE WEST SIDE UNION DEpoT.-Thoueh
the plans for large and permanent structure
en- the West Side Union Depot grounds are in
readints., as stated in our columns recently,
the parties combining in the enterprise con
tsmplate erecting nothing more than tempo
1ary structures at present
, 1861-07-18

HELD TO BAL-John Floyd was yesterday
held to bail il $500 for stealing the COW
found in the possession Of ?. O'Neal at Cot
tsge Grove, to whom Floyd had sold her for
sl2. The case vas referred to In our last
Iekue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-22
Movements Of Prince Napoleon.

HIS DAIAlTukE FEOM THIS VIII.
Two months ago his Imperial Hghncss Prince Jerome
Napoleon his consort Princess Clothildc, and select
suite of ladies and gentlemen arrived in this country for
the ostensble purpose OF seeing land but really TO
inquire into the arrangements Of affairs and the work.
ing OF our institutions.
The arrival Of Prince Napoleon did not create Juror
similar to Of the Prince Of Wales year ago. The
fact that the United States is engaged In horrible war,
and partially from desire the part Of his Hghness
to remaia incog., all ceremonies tending towards
public reception were declined and the the imperial
party and heard almost everything of interest with
out undergoing the stiff formalties Of public guests.
A. the New York Hotel Prince Napoleon found the quiet
which he sought for, and while absent in the West,
Princess Clothide remained at house, awaiting tho
return of her ege lord.
The movements Of his Imperial Highness, since h5
advent in the United States mnutely recorded
the columns of the ItzRAlD tina. they must still be
fresh in the minds q orr rcajcr1 and u would
be srrcriuous to chronicle he same. Since ma
from the great West aAd the Canadas, the Prince
has made the most u his lime, AID in two days paid
Gying visits the Navy Yard the Novelty Iron Works
House PAID his compliments Collector Barney waited
upon Mr. John j. Cisco, and huay, the great establish
rient of the American Bank Note Company. To crown
ALL his Highness honored with recherche scronade,
| undcr the able leadership of sgnor Muao.
At ten O'Clock yesterday morning the prncely party
left this and harbor in the splendid yacht Jc
rome Napoleon and turned their attention and the Of
the vessel Bosoiward leaving the Empire City probably
forever. In the capital of lankeedom bis Hehncss will
srcQl probably days, when he goes St. John N b.,
from there to lclnd md finally 70 bis home IN France
Very fow foreigners Of any rank have visited the United
States with such thorough preparation and with stronger
sympathies In favor Of people and government. And
certainly none have shown more thorough appreciation
OF the country, with equal intelligence and baraty OF
mind, Prince Napoleon OF our great metropolitan city
he has in this and previocs visit nh that can
show 10 art, photography, antiquities, domestic arch
lecture rciaen and financial institutions, and
practical art And he appears disposed to give the great
centre of American civilization and commerce its appro
| pirate place among the world g empire cities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-22
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
>~~~~~~~>>>>~>~~~~~~~~
ARRIVAL OF THE SAx0NIA OFF CAPE RACE
The Shipment Of Troops to Canada
Suspended.
-~~~~>>O>->~>~~>>>->>>~--~~~>
Anglo. French Demonstration Against
Mexico.
COTTON UNCHANGED ADVANCE IN BREAOSTUFFS.
&C., &C., &c.
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
COTTON Observation-Disclosures IN BREAusTuFFs.

CArR RACE, Sept. q, 1851.
The steamship Saxona from Hamburg, via South
ampton 18th inst, passed Cape Race at O'Clock this
Saturday, morning.
She intercepted by the yacht of the and
summary OF her news obtained.
The advices by the saxcnia three days later than
those by the Europa at Halifax.
The policy of sending renforcemens to Canada was
questioned and the arrangements made for doing 10 have
been suspended for the present.
It was expected that combined Anglo French naval
and military expedition would be organized against Mexi
co. redress injuries to British and French In
terests.
Consols for money 93H ao3H.
The Liverpool cotton market firm and unchanged
The sales for che days added up 20, 900 bales
Wheat has advanced Cd. a Sd.
Corn was tri0e higher.
Provisions were heavy
The steamship Persia, from New York, arrived u
Liverpool on the Sh inst.
Tue steamship Bohemian from Quebec, arrived at Lon
| dd,derry on the 10th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-22
The Slave Trade.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Before Commissioner Osborne.


T4I1oU7H
SET. 1s.-The Uniet States George H. Linas.-Ths
defendant was formerly bailed the charge of vounta
rily serving board the SLAYER Falmouth and Is
charged with Gtting out that vessel
C. H. Khnbal who examined by Mr.. An
drcws for the government deposed that he OF
the ships company of the Falmouth Joined her in New
York las, octobr she lay at Rcd Hok Tor about three
days; she then towed % pier No. North river she
lay there about ten days: Capt Linas on board
them did not know him previously; he had letter OF
instruction, which has ,snce been destroyed; tho letter
stated that he CHE captan) going in command Of that
vessel on her voyage; be stopped about q quarter
of hour he looked around the vessel and told
make Dat list Of what wanted; H. three
four other occasions until the falmouth loaded II
there anyng TO be needed he ordered 1t 70 be
dOne acted isae when he aboard aud he acted
as master we took in cargo every day until she was
loaded; triiug repairs made the vessel sprung
aeak and was taken into the dry dock; Captain Lnas
board when she taken there; she lay there
twenty four hours and then went down to Sandy Hook,
and III IN went into Bed Hook where she was repaired;
thou and proceeded to Havana where her
cargo discharged and we reloaded from Havana wO
went to Porto Praya and from thence 10 Goree.
Adjourned Till Friday morning.