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, 1861-09-28

OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT UPON THE RIyKR--
The schoorers Eagle Wing and Racer, In tow
Ct The tugs Mcclellan and sturgis, had race
Up the river this morning. Between Ran
dolph and Lake street bridges one Of them
struck the canal boat Prairie Queen, loaded
With corn, and left her In sinking condition.
enc Immediately hauled up to Ford g. Nor
toms elevator and discharged her cargo, 100
onEheis o. which Was damaged by water. AZ
ter cs1shing the canal boat Badger State lit
orally to pieces, both veesels were damned
into the Randolph street bridge, where thev
remained wedged IN upwards Of two hours.
This matter Of tug raclrg upon the river
With vessels In t9w is an unqualified outraee
The payment Of damages to which the tue
cwners are 1Iable is not sufficient punIah
ment for euch conduct The serious inter
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thereby, and the criminal exposure Of human
life, demaEd In this instance summary legal
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imilar1y inclined.
, 1861-09-28
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

FnDAr Ev1s1xa, Sept. n.
FREeATs-Declt12sa hc PEI 3D. bushel The en-
John Weeden, wheat at nc TO Bufa1o--Prop
WiDona, Eheat Ut 16c; prop Potomac, wheat st
aad ss VIII wafi q y 9s5h I
Major Anderson, corr at 1885,
The tai roads have advanced their Eatea on -four
M Rs5 b5 4 to TsT 8 b Sn sas {, aad s
rates On cattle to Buffalo have 1lso been advanced
y: F3LoURL7Resetyed. 1881 blls; shipped, s,eo7
ef19c pei III r. railroad fteiehts sales were.
del; doo hr1s goea spring e5tH at t4.13N Del; bod
t ss del: 100 bss cbfsseo &ills ' sapst It
brls aT1o1ell" 1t $50 dei: 100 bis Loci L. s
~atss q t.; iS s. BE d aars cbaeage ie de
WHEAT Received, 80, ,ass bu; shipped, 1es.-
Wheat arm snd actiTe. W1sTEa-45o % 4ss' ba II No
White in store at s3e; 6,0o0 bu No Red in stare
at SIC; 1.4oo bu DO al Sic; 400 bu No = Red in
stS5s s g sa SS fRans Sn e II s sso!? & I
DO at 761sc; 1900 ba do at 76c;, 1s, 0o0 bu No 2
Spring store At 74c 70, 900 bu do st 73Hc 500
b s O. s s Is a 99 nq % at IT, e. o 6p Dc
bu do 1t 60ci 600 bu do at 58c-
By sample, the sales ws1e as fo11owE:-144 bags
6 red rnee og
CORN-Received, 242, 2,090 bu; shipped 210,514
bu. Market more activeand frmer. sales, 49, 0O
bn Canal Mixed at 22hc afoat; 22,000 bu do at
23c O. b.. S. 0Q1 bu Mixed In store at 2lc; 5000
bn do at q TO- 900 bu do at 2154c; 10e0O bu Re-
jected in store at 1Sc.
oATE-Rece1yed Il $50 bu shipped, 81, o,9I2 bu.
Buyers and sellers apart-asking lac, offering
1888.
500 bu No in store At Sc
BARLEY-Reeeived, s, ,306 bu; shipped, none.
Market more active, and firm. Sales It's casks
prime at 42c on the track 400 bags do at 41c on
track; ITO sacks good at 39c On track; l50 bags
f1ir at 37Hc On track.
TMO Fly SEED-Steady and quiet Sales 15s
bags good at 41.55; 81 bags do at 81 SO.
I1GHWINES-FEmcr. Sales 81 brts county st
lac.
ALCOHOL-Steady at 32133c per gal.
MESS PORk-Dun and nominal at $111l2.5(
LARD-Nomiual at T4D7Hc.
TALL0W-15 btls country AtG
HIDESIn active demand and A01c higher
We quote DRY Flint, 10@l056c: Green Sa.t5d
4HG54c: Green Country. 3H@4Ac-
BROOM COhN-15 tons good to arrive, al
$3.50
EGGS-In good demand at 7D8c per doz.
POULTRY-Chickens, 612591.50 ler doz
Turkeys. 6@Tc per b.
LIVE STOCK-Received 921 Beeves, 1197 hogs
| The advance in freights renders the market TO-
| Live Stock dull and lower. Sales were;
II u
, 1861-09-28

Il Cooley, 1asa1lc, 1s4 toms ooal.
3 6tt,Rs + Rses's'' Ottawa s,@ s,9@ 'u e'F''
&fs &Ma5s Resf RsaRsfss ~ e Sc e s. sSs
Queen G3y Lasalle, 5000 bu corn 500 bu wheat,
Losfport, LocEport. 6.aoo bu corn.
Alida, IaSalle, g. 600 hu corn
Lioness, 0ttaWs, t,0CD bu eorn-
n Dodge, DnPage, 5000 hu corn.
CLEARED. ........ Sept II.
Glasgow, Ottawa, 50 brls salt.
"a Leo9sfd. l. Sale, 70 N lumber.
paootah, 4 ssl1e, - N lumber. 50 brls salt.
Darlington, Marsei1les, $3.50 It lumber, 3 m
81 enfases; !. e. At n 1ath, 81 os nai.s.
Empress, La Sale. Is m lumber, 4, 100 It siding,
80 ms carpenter work
P Ncrthrup, Rock Run, K, ,286 Il lumber, Is m
shingles, % m lsth, 500 Ds sugar.
Lockpor, Lockport.
CIV Zimmerman. La Sslle.
Nazeppa, Norris
Baltimore, Ii Sale.
Golden stste, Ottawa, 9 h1ls salt. ~
ware, bEls vinegar.
investigator, Athens.
Ade:ts, Joliet
Matipn, Seneca. M
Lemoni Lockport. tons coal, 1o.oss lumber, 40 N
lath, 305 bs furniture.
Planet, La Sale, 3372 b. Stoves $500 # lumber,
650 cedar pozts, 1713 Ds furniture, 400 It ED
Ipg: 81 N shingles, 8 N lath-
Y 81 Brown, LocEpott.
| Troubadour. Locklort-
Bsnaer State. L salie, S. 1.4ss It lumber, 60 N
shingles: 125 hrls salt*
! Sebasropol. Lockport.
| Crshman, Ottawa
, 1861-09-28


Trder Paris dates Of the Tth init tho correapon-
CANT Of the lfar& Lane E:rpzsss writes as follows:
The ehing reveals more and more the def
cicncy IN the wheat crop: In the north, where the
crop vas considered tie best It proves to be def
below an average (about G3< bush per acre.. It is
Estimated that an importation Of from to 10 mil
Lon quarters will ba required this season to make
The grain and dour market has been greatly
agitated throughout tie week, and an e1tTaordi-
ha5y adyaneg has taken place il the PRICE Of west
last week left Oft at IS to 81 francs, rose to-day to
S to 81 france- The four marks which were
quoted at 81 francs for September and 50 #: 50 c,
the close at 90 francs for all periods. There is
some difficulty in accounting for this sudden
and large Advance; but it appears 70 arise
even greater deficiency in the grainIc1op than
vas hithe1to appEehended- It Is probable that
By the shortness Of water, which materially
lteeeDs the supply Of 1nur. The sale, however, is
rot confined to the Paris market, but extends to
eeilles business was very animated throughout
the week, and the sales amounted to 365. 900 hec-
tores 4,e Of %hsat and 600 Of maize The arr
ses iii ef ~aess ssea 1t aSzeh 4sSzs
Russia and s251 from Turkey; 14,45o hectoltres in
Ct oats from Rqsaia; and i1,a21 hectolisrss Of
maize from The Ganu5ian provinces. The Havfe
.lte.n-s = atA1 %As4ttu Oy great numbers Of pQr-
chasers fom the neighbor{ng departments; and
sales we're freely effected Of American wheat OF
the ordinary kind at 33r SOC to 34fr. per 100 kos
American flour was equally in demand at this
market but there ie at present very little to offer.
At Bordeaux wheat continues to advance, in
consequence Of the demand from the neiEhbotinr
Charentcs. Coed wheate are held firmly at Isl
Soc to 2;f per 50 kilos. American spring wheat
was sold at a6f to a7f Flour fetched isE to 5Of pei
indicated by the price for Rye, which brought ati
to 9T per le0 kilos- At Nantes business was
equally animated. Native wheat sold for 23r to
to 26f50c. Some aales also Of Spanish four were
effected on this market. All these purchases Tere
made for the interior. Some Saumur wheatE
there last week.
, 1861-09-28
MARKETS By TELEGRAPHs

NEW IoRK, FRIDAY, September 27.-
FLoUR-A good export and home trade demand.
and prices again advansed M 5@10c 2 btl with large
rejected; s5.25@5 IS lof super state; $5.GoS55 =
fol extra state +, ,20@5a5 for super western;
$5.G0@5. 50 for common TO medium extra western:
s @psE q as hzand' blsd: s5Es 5Suns ao d aas
quite firm: Canadian flour in better request at al
advance Of 5910e. Sales 1,6o0 brls at IS 25@5 IS
Rye flour steady 1t s275@4 for inferior to choice.
Corn meal dub, quiet aud nominnlly unchanged.
KAlsK1-Market shade irmer. Sales 500 brls
GR1s-Whest in br'ek demand for export, and
prices hare advanced 1@2c per bushel. Sales a.
700 bush Chicago spring at 1.15@t 2o % 900 bush
see Rse5e a5 5p59 @ sq56 Man sfo5e
at 81 05: 25,0O0 bush amber Iowa 1t 81. a2m1 23;
12 ,4Go bush Canada club at $l.s2@l. .saK
l90 buth winter red western 1t S1.s5@1.s4,
white II at q 25@1. .43: s,5C0 bu white Canada At
$is@1.s9; 19. go bu white western at $3.50
lao. Rye very firm at 629I4c. Barley STEADY
gales geo hu at 7oc for good states SIS for mustr
Receipts Of corn were nearly 100000 bn. under
Which tie market ia heav1 bnt with gpod export
quite firm at full previous prices; Ralca 361,00
bu 1t 4S@50c for damaged mixed western; 5ll53c
fo5 eaeteIn DO; ss@5se for shipping do; 6oc for
white western 67c for white southern. Oats in
moderate request at 31R33c for Canada and $40
355Sc fcr western and state.
PKeTIsIoNs-PoTk Hteady with fair demand
prime Beef III better request and prices without
1r;m ,, eaes ~ so@i S1s u u 1oE
- III alsss, Sse1ll'@9 LOT rspacked
f aS , Syios eSttd mess
IL "a a. a ptts ~ !q 70 Ior mess
Iama nominai1x nnchonai oss ~ oset an1 peel
44;sQoG toe saoulaets, ano 3H0GHc tqr bans.
9S ~ goou =. steaes pts, 80 GaEa IT
Matl pleIly soon oemaIa. Sate= wv At S11 419A-
-i Battt tI-hather more DONG at lQ1l!c tor Ohio,
l275 gl5c 1or e,Ste: cneeee steaoy az 5@1c.
GRoCEhaaEs-GOuee GRa Ycry urn. ouL !ess act1ve.
seles stV 1ase Rlo at l54Dl54i A@ bags St. Do
m3neo PEI e. y lay Gags tasaaFfa az ~. sugar hrm
, 1861-09-28

TIE In1sH BEG4DE.-The prospect that the
gallant Irish Brigade VII shortly again be re-
<ficered aud in s=1yiee, is certain, and the
boys themselves will BE- pleased with nothing
isss. They burn to have an opportunity to
:s7erge their w.onss, aa3 embark in the man
ufacture Of Excaaz &C." which it Is high time
w.s Thoroughly begun it we hope soon to wel-
come bcek csr gallant officers now prisoners.
, 1861-09-28

The Aark Lane E9prsss Of the 9th inst, Just
come to land says:-"The further VIC 60 into the
''Nheat crop the more certainly it appears that
" the yield is ehort; Notwithstanding the general
"H1eness Of the quality and heavy wei aht- We
have heard of parcels, sold in the expectation Of
'sof delivery Of 3 to qrs. per acre-turning out
''on1y fraction over 2 qrs. u bnshel. There are
"nore only yielding qrs., and some are still
"takcn at a. qrs. This, after such deficient har-
"Sest as the last, which with ths help Of almost
"anpreccdeztcd imports, left almost nothing for
linking, being followed by the extraordinary
claims Of Franco, hare placed our markets In a
"positfon very unexpected by millers. This is
"shown by their recent reduction in the price Of
'snour, while the country generally shows rise,
ttiuet as the wheat IS secured, Of % per quarter
with the tendency still upward, and the French
"eager purchastrs.''
, 1861-09-28

yEssHs PAsz1sa -Thnfsday, Sep. g.
ebe fs1 bfas 9ee;n Ee Ros
Gus. s c WaIbrIdge: tchrs j c Wheeler, Alvin
5Eonson* Athenia9, Enterprise, s15t rise, Rugby.
L B Shepherd, Corr ill, hismi-
Bound Down st1ar City Of Gleveisnd; props
NcEtheso Light, Mendota, Missouri. 0na{ Pacha,
Light; Ech1s Utica, Dispatch.
, 1861-09-28
MONETARY,

FRIDAY 1vzAme. Sept. II. 1ae1.
There was very active demand for currency to
supply the produce trade, aud the market for
Ea' 'tern exchange was consequently dull and
lower. On the street It was sold freely At par,
and IN the banks at 5<@K get prem.
son Efforts are being made TO replace the pres~
EFT miscellaneous Eastern currency BY demand
Treasury notes; but 1t ia feared the numerous
money brokers IN our mldst viii seize them az
soon as they are1ssued and send them home for re-
dempton, IN sEder to make an H@4 yet By the
transaction.
The Bank Of Montreal has leased the Offices re-
Gently occupied by Hoffman & Ge1pcke, on Lasalle
street, for two years.
NEW ToRK STOCK MARREr.-Thc following are
to.days quotations Of the. New York Stock Mar
, 1861-09-28

The Rev. Mr.. Patton, by request, will repeat his
late Fast~day Sermon in the New England Chntch,
day morning at 10E o'clock.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
obserred in the First United Presbyterian Church,
correr Of Washington and Jefferson streets, to.
Preparatory services ut 1015 4. n The exercises
Will be condnvted by the KEY " c. jackson
The evening services at the Church Of the Re
deemer, corner Of Sargamon and Washington
etreets, which we're suspended during the summer,
will be resumed again next Sabbath. Hours Of
Eety1ce 114 4. u. and 7HF.A.
, 1861-09-28

r. Cook i MeLain, 98 Dearborn street, hare
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments lees than any other house in the citJ,
eeQ5
, 1861-09-28

A Regiment Of sharpebooters Is being organized
In this Military Department, to serve f5E three
sars OF during he aF t9 ne By Go
viii be the mott desirable situation in the volnu-
teer service IN the United states. The Regiment
uee, with eight inch Colts Navy ReEolEers. The
camp equipage viii be equal to AnJ in the Eervica
It will be The aim OF the Colonel to make this Reg
the eount1y. 70 effect thz pu1pose I q camp Of in D.
struction will be connected with the Regiment,
where, with proper Instruction and practice, ali
be
from the backwoodsmen who lore their rifles and
know how TO use them Capt: Dye has opened 81
pnrposc Of transectiDg business connected me- t. II with
bis Company and the Re ;iment, and has On e1hf-
bitfon specimens Of their arma. Address P. o.
Box 135. GAIT. DIE.
, 1861-09-28

TIE ENcAMPsEST OF STATE TRooP5.-We
Hsrl that it is likely that the camp Of muster
a.d instruction Of The Stats troops Of this and
aiieiring conntise, located in thus city by Or
Ger ct Gov Ta.cs, will be laid ont by Col ].
B. Tucker, just moth Of the city limits, off
1ne Evanston gravel road. 1t is Iot definitely
a.ncunctd, bat will be decided in C. day or
two, and the Chicago Legion Will be the first
rtgimtEt 10 60 into camp there.
, 1861-09-28

The following letters, detained in the Chicag,
Fost Office, for Postage, will be forwarded to tn
Dead Letter Office, on Monday next, unless tn
postage Is previously paid. Call at the room 9
the Dead Letter Clerk, up stairs:
M Bo1 sosa, Chicago, Ill
ftsRiaddi5 Ri;RRasd T b5s.ih6aIi e.1ha1t, !:
M Mrs. f5a Eles Gorm.n, Joliet, III.
F: Marks, Woodstock, IS
hos. symlngton, Momencc,
Henry Downer, Beloit, Wis.
Dr. Q; F. MeSherry, Muskegon, Mich.
Mre. BeDl- Graham, Putnam. o.
Edward u. HoEmef, Cambridge, Mass
Letters Under old style stamps and stamped e.
velopea, not recognized In payment Of postage:
Chas. L. Seymour, Chicago, III.
Hamilton Roberts, Fa1ryfeW,'' 81
]. H. Hl1lbut, Mendoza,
Thomas Thews. oa1bonclif, u
Misa Nanny E. Boice, Henry
Rev. S. G. Mil1ard, Odel, 81
Anson Simone, Leland,
hiss Arm Stone, Ancola, I"
JAS. Hntcb1ngs, Caledonia Station, IL
q. Dahme, 0dell, III.
M1s. Clara Nottingham, Ottawa, III.
VIM. Lee, Iowa City, Iowa.
Mr.. Wm; s. Rockwell, Beloit, Wis.
Andrew German, Waupacca, !"
Mrs. Caroline O. De1ano, Cascade, 81
E. q. Filley, st. Leuis, Mo.
Samuel Hart, Marshall, Mich.
J. Porham, Tekon.ha,
\: S. Dodge, II. D., Goshen. Ind.
Miss Emma Sayles, Olens, Q.
Miss Margaret Mason, Springfield, Mass.
John n. Hills, Burlington, Vt.
J. B. He115ck S Son. New York, NY.
Lewis hoy, Buffalo, n. I.
, 1861-09-28

PRoMo11os, q. Page, private in
Company A, Chicago Light ARTILLERY, has re,
ceiTed his commission as I'd Lieutcnant in the
regular army. This Is the fourth promotion
from the ranks Of this company.
, 1861-09-28
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANA

schr Cuba, Merrimac, Buffalo, Il, 400 bu corn.
, 1861-09-28

II es1gent's Gl5cerine Lotion is the best arh-
Gle for Chapped Fsca and Hands in use, and ; val
uahle addition to the Toilet Made only By Sar-
CENT, Ap6thl cary, Rsudo1ph and State strAets
, 1861-09-28

Leaving dosk At Erie Basin and foot Of Michigan
stfeet. eTer5 eye1Gg 1T ocl cE. For freight Pas
&p IL st the Keztorn Transportation Dlce Etia
Da Il, and the Buffalo. Cleveland sGd Chicago Ilne
0EGce, toGt OF Michigan etreGt.
, 1861-09-28


Among the numerurs ezaggerations and
faneifn1 descriptions: Of tho :seige Of Lcxlpg-
ton, certain groundwork of acts win 70.
main to gradually take shapeas History. The
gallantry Of the Irish Brigade will be uudi1n-
med, and rot the less glorious because they
there wrought side by side with other soldiers
equally as brave. And the need Of praise
should not be withheld from tbs latter. Oae
ol our chiengo boys, formerly. Of our Light
Guard, is now among the prisoners Of WAT:
We refer to George B. Hoge, Csptnln Of a
company in Col Peabody's Missouri 18Th, to
whose Eallant1y and daring In the fight numer-
Gus Witnesses attest. In tho unsuccessful
sortlc to 1etake the Hospital, Capt. Hogo led
out four companies, and to him and his men
belong high praise. l. is unjust to the Mis-
souri, troops, who bore noble share In the
Aght, to confound them with the companies
Of the Home Guard, to whom belongs de-
served censure for detection and coHardiee.
, 1861-09-28
MARINE LIST.
20 RT OF HIE Ae

~ e.
ARRIVED ..scpt. n.
Prop Wenona, Conkey, BuEs!o. sundries.
IEop kac1ne, Erett, Buffalo, sundrieB.
Prop Lady franklin, Hickey, St Joseph, sundries.
Prop Ba16Ses a1aS Brown, Grand River sundriea, IS
BARK Major Anderson, Jones, Bntfalo.
br1g' ao5 G5ark' chrtstianson' shcbosgan, % eds
schr Octayia, johnson, Lind7s Pier, 81 eds wood.
Sehr L B Nichols, Simous, Port Washington, G.
sehr New Hampshire, wDglan, Ro1t julia, o. eds
schr Joe Villas, Albrecht, Buffalo, ITO N lumber
from Mcnomenee-
sehl Thref Tn Bsis c1s5k Eoapd Is eas wood,
m lumber, DO eds wood.
sebr Dutton, Thompson, Racine, 500 empty
schr Anne Tho,ine, Anderson, Piez Marquette, Is
sehF 41eat1as5 asS Meyer Aenotnee' lao m Timber
schr Pioneer, Thompson, Blakeyile, e5 eds wood.
sehf 5 Wallace, Lawrence, Muskegon, 40 N
sch1 : hlr5Xind, Ee!zon centreytlle, a5 cds wood.
Schr Goriuthiau, Hall, Buffalo:
sehr Eagle Wings, Whitney, Buffalo. 100 ton coal.
sehr Mary, Banks, Pier Cove, IS eds wood.
sloop Scandinavian, Glecson, Pier Cove, 80 b1
s1oop join sellie, Thompson, Fuller's Pier, Is
eds wood. 5 N stayes.
Schr Sea Star, Reddick bite River, % III lumber,
schr Henry Eoaton, carber7, Blakeyille, 50 cords
Schr Gipeey, Jamieon, Muakegon, 95 N lumber, 70
N lath- 50 n shingles
Schr Forester, Peterson, Grand River, IS N lum-
ber.
schr Csguet. kavanagh, Kalamazoo, 60 N lumber
schr TnscolA GOES, Grand Haven, 140 N oak and
pine timbere.
Schr Commencement, Wander, Holland, so m slaves.
SchI Calcutta, Long, Yebsters Pier, 10 eds wood
sehr Fanny Crawford, Graft, Cleveland, 260 tons
tons salt.
, 1861-09-28
400 Recrn1ta Wanted for the 10Th
Regiment Illinois Volunteers

6est drilttd, ard commanded By Col John B. Tur-
chin, who has no superior In the service, Is now
IN camp at Camp Denn1son, Cincinnati, Ohio, u1.-
as the regiment lie again filled to 1909 men. Apply
to Lie9t L. Bridges, Recruiting Officer 10Th Beg
iment Illinois Volunteers, Custom House Place,
chicago. ss256t
, 1861-09-28
John P. KELLOGG d co.
No, Ill Wafer Street, New FORK.

0F7kR FOE SALE, FBoK USITKD STATES BoSDKD
WAREHOUSE, OF TE8IR 0wS 1HPOKrAIIoS,
CCGNAC BRANplES-0tard. Dupu5 & ca,
F1neL Eastilfoa q Co. and othe. b1andiea Of Tal1.
Cur vtntaEea, dark 2nd pale In halves, quarters
and etght6s.
Htteo J. r. kellogg 4 Co. and other brands, dArK
and pale, in the usual pAclAge2
HOLLAND GN-J P. Kellogg l. Co.'s Schle dam,
ana Wee Drlp, In pipes, thfeeQr. pipes and cases.
RUN 1st G5ct5 Z md JaTatcs-seleeted brands
W1NES-t0ft Sherry. Madeira, BurdeauI HocE.
and OlheTa Of vatinna grades.
C1I-F1pe BoxreauL Tabie, IN CASES and bA3ket64
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, 1861-09-28

For company already accepted. They IRE to
Join Col. Bnge's Sharp Shooters, now stationed at
st. Louie. Pay $1s per month, and -$3s7 extra
per month for clothing. The Brigade is armed
with the celebrated Enfield Rifles.
F. BUssE, let Lieut..
Recruiting officer.
Recruiting office, corner of North Clark aad
Water streets, Ewing's Block, Room No. 1.
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