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, 1861-06-15
Heeordexss| = |ECourt--Rentenc1n tho
9.-s II Prisoners.


AeseofosRse ~ GSGrt-keEtencdnE the
Y: =, vi. co,;rt ~ .s.ts.os. one -.
tssm T.s canelaaed By sentencing. tue prison.
~ sas eeHsicsse q. outanE tne sama' =; Ihey xsse
this WIS hanspiring, i half ialotic md 1Gslf
e living rssssot
tators By ! sudden nd Violent assanlt upon: a
little pdrl sitting in the f,on1t Ha va ouick-
" ove1nowere5 [ .na ~ NV .scnred %
; The prisoners wen then: brought up sep'-
fnfHl7 before RecoYf9ar Wilson and their cases
@ an. 49, s,sns. t - ,snos,s. 49, - -: N :>
1ay sN49poeeu ", - .o n.x. ,.
.7s4 aen!y Sssen aa1 afcen7
Frank Kea1lo, larceny Of watch, chain and
b1eastpin,', n, thres inaletmenai ~ dAys u. IN
, N %ill!am Barnes adulter,' 50 days In Bride
t., qso 3so fa1msr larceny Of ehatn s1e1 rear
:; Charles ~: Cutting. it, larceny. two ,indtct- Y
prisoner Kev. D. Tiffany, q this eity, msda s:.
Y glae[ aao eatnset appeM 20 me cleheocy oI
the Co1rt oe15 5 on behalf h 1f the friends Of the
sise g. tae ssosad ~ R:isSs;s y: Pos Z;
sSs5ss sS%s measure iseh Ii present position of
Henry Kerber, larceny; 80 days In county
: 5oha a Bennett aza:i yeha q osin, petty larceny
Daniel Taylor, larceny; 90 days In Bride
well ~ ~: IN
pr;5eae%'' !, ,Maaem a*hoDiason' 'aeeny' ~ oays u
.Ph Kline false imprisonment Of 8 little eil
five yeara Old; ; S months in Bridswen. =.
tha a nanieanttsrv ~ o"e ~ 5eaA0 -
pEts. Ti+,,7, ,,ur,1a;-1. +vn veora IN +ba
nenitent'arv wv - - 1''o
Peter Rinn dtschsrped. s., >. :. , - &c.,.
char1es. RrnWn. isrSenv of coat ve.t and
shoes N15 ti,nae 1ndiefments. .ve.r IN tha
nen1ttTtis,rv , v = = -
wv Palmer ,.rrenv of coat vrst and sboes
, 1861-06-15

MITCHELL & ZAHM, TALL0W
:lx4 MKLTERs AND CHANuLKEa. xaa daalsss In
Aidef, Wool Pe1ta. and seszA Buy and ae1 livs
- O1Y1cx 11p W11xHnua1 a K1NXK IT. =.
libeF11 Cash Advances made on ship.neab of aAJ ct
4buvn articles ff sAla this Hx6es o khpepf Esst
!: nH1CuK18 =. tno12t LouI8 kAHH
, 1861-06-15

~ sargsnt's Compound Syrup Of saraaparilla
is reliable and efficient preparation for all dis
?eases Of the blood. Sold By Sargent, Apothecary,
corner Of Randolph and State street.
, 1861-06-15

,REcRU1Ts FOE P1AIHH1KID L1oHrARTII1ERY
Il Alllster, of Piainfleld, VIII county. will
enroll twenty good men to serve in Plaln1eld
Light Artillery Company during the war. None
but good men need apply. The Company Is te
be Immediately put upon wsr footing: Be
cruits will be passed to Cairo as soon Is the1
can be got ready to move. -:
E. McA1I1srER, Capt.
Camp Atedaister, Cdsro, June 10, 1851
,je1S3t
, 1861-06-15

eTt1 : @4RnAn ia N4fy7$
me atT1sal Of the muster'ng omser llsu.
welcome and Jeetefoe9 "asa oas5s a a
onr military. AZ nne :. u 'ae eAa9a.us uen
e1a and capt fftenef, attenoea us Sese.s. VI
our citizens identlnea VAN military ann'
commenced an unofficial and quiet tour Of IN
tpecton through the quarters and CAMPS Of
thethree regiments awaiting to be mustered
in. =: -@'~,. -. =.
TILE IRISH BRIGADE.
. The first visit Wat made to the great Brew
cry where the 1rish. Brigade are in barracks,
On West Polk street. Several companies Of
stal1aH fellows who only need uniforms to
give them an excellent appearance as soldiers,
were put through their faclugs and formed in
lines as The visitors passed down. .--.-
High and deserved encomiums were passed
upon Major Mu11igan and his brother officers,
for the; many proofs Of good management
ehown in the condition Of their men and their
quarters. The Brigade Is now full. Thennm-
ber Of men now enlisted Is s4444- fourteen moro
thsn the minimum required By the army reg
ulstiona, :. ..~A..;s:y = u:
> After a consultation with Mafor Mu13,oans Il
xas ordered t,v Cant Pitcher that all ths mns.
ter rolls be. re.dy, with fun companies, for
r,nster3or 3nto eerrtca thfa satnn7,,s r,o,'fn,r
Thn intellieence VA, raceived on evorv tiSe
.,cong +he NV hv +osen. ,ft,,s -e.tsst ast.
tsf. .rt;e,, +he ea,,,nt ts1ioE. ,,I;ne no+h;nr
hs+te- th.n ~ :. o,1,ad ~ ~ as,a wh,os
:. NV short,v h.fa,sths., - @~ 'e' "1e@~'~
- = ;e,..so. 80 ,-..".-... s-..1..
ou,:.n4 a -. =. ~ .s ~ ~ 1! 1i.e
couAaSa W. o41o1Ats 4o1 ,oue t0ooeaaU ueu
, 1861-06-15

Any party who can raise forty men or more, aud
have them In Chicago BY Monday morning, can
hare L1eutenancy IN q company in an accepted
regiment now camped in this city. anu to be mus
tered INTO the service forthwith. Address bn1
II In the country telegraph eamo. .
, 1861-06-15

THE 6ruF7 xaN1 STATES AAE MADE OF
Yesterday morning i've hundred Norwegian
em1g1ants arrived IN this city by the Michigan
Central R. &. They 1esye v;a Chicago aud
Northwestern Railroad. for lew, homes In
Wisconsin aud Ninnesota.
They report atles.t fire thousandNmore to
follow from the mountain country IN very
abort time, to take up their homes On the fer
tile lands Of Minnesota. There wero many
vtsitors to these strangely attired comsru, Ill
cfvhona are temperate snd seem to be er.
ceedEugIy healthy. :~.~ .-:s:* -~,~: ~:
, 1861-06-15
: OUR MILITARY:

a.: a,@s$:7}57 "a v :, = ~ ~: t!ssf:
Arrival Of off AAd1jjqtant7 7Gan: Mathsr
: -: and Capt. Pitcher, U. S.;.A. :
, 1861-06-15

: ~ Cook i MeLain. IS Dearborn street, hare
made their p1fca for eli aning md dyeIng Gents
garments less than any Other house In the city. :.
~ Il: -, = 90 : =; ;
, 1861-06-15

"Union Club" consisting mainly Of residents
Of Chicago Ayenun, proceeded to ths bsfraeks
Of the lrish Brigade, On West PolF street, for
the purpose ;;of. presenting Cspt. Francis
HcMu,7ay, 1t The Jackson Guards, With = pair.
Of Colt's Navy Revoavers, Of most: besa&afd1
wormanship. tngether With ~ their neces-
saz3 eppolntzaants. On each pistol was the
following inscription: :. Hresented II. Ga2 r
.AeAu7nv, ef ~ Jaeksoa Guard, By Gss Union
OEabg Chicago, 10. 5. Chicago, III .une1ssh,
1861" Tho presentation Was msde on behalf
Of the Club BY Robert Knight, Egg Accom-.
panied By the following renua: ;
CArr.FRAnc1a NcMunnAY: have the honor,
on be s1f Of the Tuiun Club Of Chicago Aranue, to
present ynn With these beant1fal tsssiman1ala Of
Their eeteem for your nohse qualities - citizen,
be plsced IN bravez Of better hsad4s For IN ron,
eir, we fepoee perfect couhdence, TINT should the
s goa % :ssa Z s R1 =
@ bss1e ample s!ss ooarsss Co, "a a:1;nS e tbsss
3eu IN this oer rtshteans cause. For = esass
Ike ousB. and with hrsve hesrts lfks these, We
es: b III Asd r., 81 81 1et sass
Win The intsnt ol sahjugattng or sxternInat1ng
cd cd paspsse i. to en- eate1ee I'd @
Conttatutiuu. What beautiful and impressive In
xtrucuuns our 1ate departed snd much respected
Senator has gtTen us. When asked ~ his loT1ng
wife what iu1tuEhunH he wished tmpaEted TO his
fppe, he rcpue4+kDd the impress of the ftn de-
atroyer wss already on h1s manly features
-*'Teu them 70 obeJ the lsWa and enppoft me
ConFututon." WA2t beautiful and Sublime Eofoa
Are These They arc words that Will MI evety tf1t
American heart with new lore Of country and
firm and nrAttcf2h1c devotion to IT. glorious en-.
ble1n, the sta1s and st91pea Thay aro words thsl
Min nuAke thn Iiah Brigade
strike I'll the Ut armed fos expires, 80
strike TOR thetr z1tera and their drea,
Sod md the1r adopted landt g..
Owing 70 tbs tnditposlhon OF Capt McMar
ny, Msjor Munigzn accepted The present IL
his beh,lf, and responded in his usual hspp,
style. 1::::.s';~ - ''.'s;;::
At,er patahng Of Refreshments, the t'ctub'
proceeded to witness the drilling Of the Cap
tasn's company. They ~ fine body Of men
and the eotfscsaes4 with which .theJ. per
formed their various e,olutioas ahox5 ths en
.esRy with xhleh &hs: captain has labored. X
t.1ng them Into efficient s1dssci cline, III,
:"Club" hsreoy:rs't1rn the1r slnoer5 ith,nks Il
c.pt Phillip 4he s1ahens5 hcaa r; :Ri &; KS
The maby kind attentions recei1ed: 4 I'll
Lads dining t,stt 7isif 10 The. Bs1ass:s:s: =: !:
, 1861-06-15

FRE ON NoRrH LAsA1Iz BraErE-An
alarm Of fire Eas caused yesterday forenoon
BY the Far; lal burning Of 3 two-sto1y unoccu.
pied dwelling house, No. 104 North Lssalle
street The fire was probably the work Of an
incendlary. Loss about 500 - =
, 1861-06-15

" a NTED-Dry Coos, Gro
~ ee1ie4 Boots and shoes. Clothing &c. sults-
Chicago. st. Leuis nd Wheonsln Re Il EsTATE:
and stme money. Address 2. Q. Boz 148t 1, Chicago,
lid
, 1861-06-15

WAn AArs.-Besntliul b1rd's-ege view Of the
Seat Of Var, $t25; email do, 30 oents. Military
map Of the United 8tates, g3 cents. Appleton's
1nsp Of the Seat of. War, IS centa. Appleton's
Railroad map, Is cents. Lloyd's map. 25 cents.
Maps Of Washington, Fort Monroe, Fort P1eksns,
and Pene&eola, Ii cents each. El1sworth's Zouaye
Drill and The Young Recruit, one dollar each, all
ffee by mail.;:,-Also, evely military book OF map
published, at lowest prices.
, 1861-06-15
PARB H1HoMas.-Theb bset Btotk at the lowest
prices. at Faxon'a, No. 70 Lake street, - apa0d


/" An should moi, tall to. re4d tha advertise.
1nent of Prof. Wood IN to:day'spapoe. mhlJ.
, 1861-06-15
GAx Et1TUBEs--A splendid stock Just received
at Wilruarth's new store, 1as Lake street. :

WAR BooKs-WAa aMAFs--EverYthing IN MILL
tary literature at lowest prices, from 2. 7. sher.
locks Military Bookstore, Lis Dearborn street,
Chicago. Catalogues tree by mil. ;le1s8t
, 1861-06-15

Nor1cE:--Dr. G. a. Garnsey, notwithstand-
Ing his late painful accident, respectfully re-
quests hin patrons to consult hin asusual at
bis office and residence, No. 43 North Peoria
street
, 1861-06-15

w II you wish Tor bushy whiskerz or fasci-
1aattng mustachs, send for boz. Of Bsntnshsm's
Stimulating 0nguent. It il warranted ia bring
them out in from Il rec to nlx weeks. Sent on re-
ceipt Of price, and postage 41.18, to AIT address,
byJ. Il. johnson, 70 State street, Chicago IN: @.
mhes, ,am
, 1861-06-15

I1p1cTEp.-At their late session the Graud
Jury Of tie Recorders Court indicted John
Wentworth, editor Of the Daaozat, for libel
upon l. 3. Boyden, Esq, County Treasurer:
The ad da7snsaas Is. fixed At $4,000. VIII
1cng John ward off tbs blow with his head
, 1861-06-15

eoasAxBu11c Acc1pzzE.-On Thursday
night, HI. n. h. Philips, reading at No. Y
sonth Adams street, arose from h1s@ bed IN Il
ecmpanbulic Htste, walked to the, window
and 1tepcd cut, falling to tho ground, . dis
tance Of nearly thirty feet. He dis1ocated his
elbow, severely ~bru1sed his hee, and Il. Is
feared injured his spine. He expresses his
first Impressions to have been mora strongly
surprite than pain to find himself, swakeaed
bJ the ehoeR, lying In tho street IN s*ndnss,
uniform 1t midnight, not knowing how he
came there Though his hurts are severe, i
is believed that They arg nothing permanent
, 1861-06-15

l.: r'sLAD1's Boox.-1his elegaut snd ID.
mlrahle monthly for July, his Just been r.
ceiyed By McNally, Dearborn street, and con-
tasns beautiful Illustrations sad equally IT.
tr.ctivp letter presa;. CAL and see Il, 70
ladIes particularly 4 ia Indispensable. II. : :
, 1861-06-15
MP O ct ANT.-Look In at

", ITS RANDOLPH .SIREE2T, Ehleass, -, :;
Andsee how Low. they sen OILS. Whits Load, zted.
;pdkA. EreEck and American GlkAA Vnrnhhta anE il.
p4os offs kinda; Alcohol turning stuid- Coal 0ih Of
hxst g1aut5i Rzushee Hnd IN 70 ne trade
-j&z78:1Js.,,s =. Tuo9. T. WOOD d CO.
, 1861-06-15
PgEsx1rAr1ox.-Tattrday : 4 :: beautiful
sword mas presented to Capt simison, OF tho
Esrl Rides, by the citizens Of Eara. Lieut..
Pukb presented tho sword. '-..'s -. r.
TIE CoUn1 HOUSE, squARz.-The turf and
foliage of-the Public equnre ara looking
anely. The fountains were playing for the
first time yesterday,

SUMNER FeusFt1Aas.-; Y, T., has. one at
his gem Of = drug store at the Sherman House
corner. It E.s busy. Ill day yesterday, and an
army Of thirsty ones refteahed. None better
is drawntn the city, :t:~.
, 1861-06-15

MHs. M1HRs' BEaEr1r.-The bin for this
eycnipg at MeVicker's, at the occaslon of
Mrs.. MARY Myei1' benefit, Is q good one, con-
eisting of "The Brigand, ~ *' Bamboozltng,"
and aToo much for Good N&turo,n in all Of
which the beneficiary will appear, aided and
asaiEted By Sam. Myers and the entire atoek
company.
, 1861-06-15

VT WANTED-To borrow for Two
w orTtree Yesrs, stx or Eight Hundred Dollar,
on good collateral secnrtty. Itnots Currency txkeo
at Rst1road RateA Address Fo<t Once B3x 3J88.
%n1f
, 1861-06-15
We should be brief when traitors brave the field.
AtteutionI OtaeRo Guards.

All those gentlemen belonging to the above
named Company, who have not signed the muster
roll, will cali to-day at the head quarters Judd's
building. corner Of Monroe and Clark streets. a
feWmord good men will be received.
Par order, CYHus r, KNArp, Capt.
, 1861-06-15

nv AN TED Partner wanted
Y! With capital Of SIX er Ki :ht Thoasaad Dol
llfb In well feta1Ished House doing bafo and pro-
ntabla butlEesA- A thorough Book:Keeper md ono
Wiling to t1fe charge Of books pFefeIred. Address
, 1861-06-15

Held 10 BAm-Yesterdsy IN the. Police
Court mza named William Jachoa, Hzs
held to ball in the sum OF $500, By Jus1iee
Davis, to answer the charge Of committing q
rspe npon Jenny jenkins, living with one
Mrs. Moody, At No. 104 Ontario street.
, 1861-06-15

TOR SALE LOW-Ah half scholar
IL ship IN g1Jent, Bell4A stratson1 Counersisl
College. Apply at Tribune. .0dsce. tetke9t6$t
, 1861-06-15

WALTEH H9BAL1At E1eEX
"
, 1861-06-15
i nVEPTieRMENT -w,n+o,

A STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDI-
II CrNKs AND BOOKS WANTED, suounttng 70
e geo q $500 Or a oo for which vahhls sty 2lo,
eight per cent. tsa Valuation, WIN b. exchanged 1t
'nair n9nrsA OR good Hla lsnd. xsai lossiea md q
The county preie1Ted any peEsoR wishing 70 g o9s
OF the Drag Bu1irsss, Aud h1stuE suitable stock.
carn III tettxue
, 1861-06-15

TEE WISCONSIN sNREan1ENT.-Fromd dispatch
es received here yesterday, It was doubtful
whether the Second Wisconsin Regiment, now
at Camp Randall, Madison, and expected to
pass through here en- route for the East on
Sunday night, would arrive here before Tues
day, of next week. ::
, 1861-06-15
! INSPECTION;
I Z Z!
TIRE 1ARRAkKt Of 7HE laisR eRlaAnE.
CAMP BLUM AND. CAMP, ]! STvRGEs.
REMOVAL or oAMPsLprgd,
1RrEE REGIMENTS TO BE SWORN ii To-Day.

We referred In onr last Issue to the arrival
, IN this city Of Ad.utant General I. 8, M.ther
ofspringaeld, and Cant Pitcher. d. s..A., the
:otlcer appointed By the Wsr Department to
muster the troops now here into Government
'servtce. Their presence comes most welcome
to the troops themselves, and especially to
their officers who hayeseen realized to very
fun extent the evils Of delay and dfsappoint.
ment In the necessary pe1haps but none tho
1esss to BIZ: regretted deiay In swearing In the
troonr; -: -.
Tha d1f7cn1t,ea min the rav Of mustar,n1 IN
tbese regiments have thfa verv origin. Al
from the Isnss of time and hone deferred. re-.
, 1861-06-15

On ono Of the best Water Powers in Alanesot.. and
In IN excellent wheat groxtng country, where II viii
draH cnttom for twenty Five Miles ID al direet.oni
and for selling Goc tAns point where tn re no
fctt points for business Ii tho West Five Thousand
D0lars c1n Ipade the Ist Jear on the n estcsus
Tribune Office, Chicago. Ill, with real name js3x1w
, 1861-06-15
H9aa1ttk1.

WANTED-To Loan for q term
" Of three or tye yeasA At tea per eent inter
eat Th1ee 70 Fire Thousand DolaSA oa first class in
1itle indjsputables and Improvements fully tnsuEed.
Address "A. B.. TFtbpEe Q{Qce. ja1sxSt
, 1861-06-15

TOR >SALE.-The improved basii:
4 Eea and residence Lots EsNn , 4 ~ :ss 81 sass N
provemeuts thereon. Also the Building No, IS North
t1atk ttreet Chicago ,Inqoire Of PET9K DUANk
, 1861-06-15

WANTHD-By a gentleman and
w his wife, ~ Al tuents and board In q pt1Tata
rooms prcfeIred Location must
be de1rA bic and central either North or South Side
Address Al" ut this of1ce telst9Aet
, 1861-06-15

w ANT ED-A competent Book
w Keeper Who can attend % n. tho duties Of
tie counting toute satisfactorily and be relied
1deiitY, desires = piace. E1pectsHons 70 s1it Me
umeA Refer to Il. 4. Tucker = Co. Exchange Bank.
1A1HY8t - "
, 1861-06-15

thild p.ge u ibis mosatog's Th1sgnr g ~ ;; !:
:. =: = 517.S Z ~. ~ i
" Conos1n,s .0F11on.--;The :Coroner's of8oe
h.. been removed to No, s Court Home. >: :.
, 1861-06-15
WAnEzp:-A good drummer d wanted for
Co. \. zouaVea. Apply at Camp Long. : :

SEE OF co4f1aiaa:-By thea amy order tho
minimum sixa Of Company Il 81 rank and
t1]c, tho maximum number 101. -: ..:.'s:.
, 1861-06-15

#. ANDS FOR SALE CHEAP,
% Ks1b b & 1slsnd Bsons, Ga.roi sad Lila Sei.s
The ssmn lard e sntsfsd ,by THOMAS r GRkEIK.
T3tlrrttfest. Tefms t4xJ.. App1J to HE H0Rn 40.
I Methc dit Church Block; EhlclKu mis- el95&m
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ftOnsiaTr an9 Commercial 8tbIeb.


BALTIMORE J. tD. b, 1901.
There was further considerable advance in Stocks at
New York today occasuned is said in degree by
the result Of the Virginia election which regarded as be
ing favorable the preservation Of the Union rather
what remains OF and the market here rmer in
than on yesterday The transactions at the Board
however light OF Baltimore and Ohio Railroad there
were 100 shares sold $50 this figure being advance
81 the price bid for it yesterday and it closed $50
bid s59E asked regular way, and $59S bid buyer 60
days. In Northern Central Railway there was nothing
done, but it closed at sl44 bid, SIS asked regular
way. In Railroad bonds there was considerable
done, the sales embracing 81 OoO Baltimore and Ohio
1888 ST. 81 600 do IssOs So 81 eco do 1855 at 50
d79h the closing sale being the latter figure eco
Northwestern Virginia unendorsed third mortgage bonds
at 20, and $1,000 Western Maryland Railroad
guaranteed bonds at SSE. For State and City 6's
there also inquiry and we note
sales Of 81 600 Maryland 1905 at 100 and 81 500
Baltimore City 1905 at 95E Maryland 6's closed 100
bid for 1905 and Baltimore City do at 95& bid 954
asked for lS75's and 95E bid for 1905 Bank stocks
continue to be inquired for to-day of 81
shares Merchants at $l06, which the was paid
for it yesterday and 2j shares Citizens at slO4 In the
Mining stocks there but little done to-day the sales
including only 600 shares Guford at so cts. and 200
shares Silver Valley at 40 cts Gardner Hill closed at
81 bid $3S asked Springfield at 81 bid, S215 asked
and Guilford at rs cts bid 90 cts asked regular way
III new orK 10 Gay NlTSlnlaos advanced Il and Mis-
souri, 6s per cent. Canton q; New York Central 9s
Reading ST. Cleveland and Toledo 81 Michigan Southern
81 Michigan Southern guaranteed 81 81 Rock Island SIX
Harlem ~ and Gaena and Chicago s1k Erie closed at
the same figure yesterday
QUICKSILVER MINING IN CALIFoRyIA-The yield of the
Santa Clara Quicksilver Mines for the year 1860 amount
ed to 194 254 bs against 159G5 lbs 1859 showing
increase Of 34 639 lbs, about % per These
mines together with the Eurcquita and the New Idria
not only supplied the consumption of California during
the time that the New Almaden Mines closed, in
consequence of the litigation in relation the title of
them but they furnished annually about 1000 iron TASKS
(of 765 lbs cachl for export TO China South America
&c The production of Quicksilver in California seadi
ly increasing and it is thought that it will ultimately be
sufficient to exclude the Spanish Quicksilver (which is
subject to duty Of 20 per cent? from the United States.
Since the opening of the California Mines the price
Quicksilver has been reduced from S5O to 60 cts per b
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Election of New York United states Senator

ALBANY, Feb 5.-The Legislature, in pursuance
of statute, proceeded at y o'clock to-day to the
election Of United States Senator for six years
from the 4th of March next, in place of William Ii.
Seward, whose present term then expires, which OF
resulted in the election of the Hon. Ira Har
Republican caucus on Saturday evening last In
the Senate Mr.. Harris received q votes and the
Hon. Horatio Seymour 8, one Senator, Mr.. Ferry,
being absent. In the Assembly Judge Harris re-
ceived SO votes and Ex-Governor Seymour 3l-four
kepublicans and four Democrats being absent.
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
No. % South
The N. Y. Tribune of this mornipg saws

The favorable character of the advi from the Virg-
MIA election brought about sudden and marked revul
sion in feeling in the street to-day and there nearly
as much eagerness exhibited to buy stocks there
yesterday to SELL with advance in nearly every de
scrpton The shorts rushed in to their contracts
and the bulls taking courage from the improve appear
ance of affairs competed vigorously with them for the
stocks offered The abandonment of the siege of Fort
Pckens also considered "a favorable
and with the wondrous facility of stock operators the
street which yesterday saw nothing but the lowering
clouds Of war and kindred disasters saw in the apse of
asngle night these clouds swept away and nothing left
but sunshine and peace,
The foreign bill markets. very dull and heavy fair
business has been done the steamer in outside bills
which have been in large supply but bankers have not
been able to do much. The demand for remit
anCes has been light while there has been an unusually
large supply Of high grade merchants bills on the mark
ct. These have sold at l05,d05js for sterling 4Od
5372 for francs. Bankers ask leo dl06I for sterling
but line could be bought at 100 and probably at
The market is down fully 1per cent from the highest
point
Comparative statement o. the exports-exclusive Of
specie-from New York for the week, and since Jan.
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Ga 5GE ne s2S5S5 55al

Since Jan. 1st.... S4,749,9s s737s 400 sl3 432 O94
In the money market there is hut little change to note
The recent failures have induced paper buyers discri
nate closely in the selection paper than heretofore
and single name, unless Of very leading character per
cent. than week say l0Gl2 per cent Double
named giltedged goes 7GS per cent and single names
of the same description sag per cent Demand loans are
fairly active at 6d7 per cent mostly at the higher rate
The deposits at the United States branch mint Dah-
lonega for the MONTH quarter and year, ending Decem
Lnn rrar fa
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NORFOLK, Feb. 6.-Arrived in Hampton Roads
ships Messenger, Sachem and Mary Bangs, from
Callao, and schooner General Marion from Matan
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From The National IntcHigencer
ROUTE OF THE PRESIDENT ETECr

We are indebted to Mayor Berrct for a copy of
the following correspondence:
Mayors OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, February l, 1861.
SIR: learn that the President elect until very
recently contemplated passing over your road from
Wheeling to this city, and that, owing to rumored
intentions on the part Of citizens of MARYLAND and
Virginia to interfere with his travel to our CAPITAL
you were induced to make diligent inquiry as to
the truth of these threats. If correctly informed
will you do me the favor to state the result of your
inquiries touching this matter.
Very respectfully, your obedieut servant
JAMES G.. BERRET Mayor
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MADISON, Wis, Feb. 5.-The Legislature was in
session during the entire afternoon of yesterday
discussing the question of sending delegates tC
Washington. No decisive action has yet beer
taken.
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Shin News

The Shaver Storm King.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 6.-Calleros, the Spanish
captain of the SLAYER Storm King, has been ac-
omitted
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The wife of Charles Caverno, member of the
Wisconsin Legislature, attends him constantly in
the House and in the committee rooms, because,
having had his eyesight impaired by an accident,
he needs some one to read and write for him. He
is on the important Committee of the Judiciary
and the Banks