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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-21
INFORMATION IMPARTED.

To me Editor Of The " y Tyibune
SIR think / can answer your friend Senex'e ones
ton satisfactorily and you may send him this note
you rec fit.
As coon "a Mr.. Albert Horn was arrested last year
before sailing Of his steamer City Of Norfolk he got
suddenly on very intimate terms with the officers sent
on board TO examine the vessel, for which rea-
sons they would not see the large amount Of water
casks, and water tanks provisions &C., which were
slowed away under the coal and the vessel was
allowed 10 20 to sea. Mr. Albert Horn at once came
out with card in all the papers, being very indignant
that be should be accused Of being engaged in sueh
nearious business snoh honorable merchant as he
The vessel ssloh for st. Thomas where the captain
NOW in Jail had orders 20 make sham sale, which he
may have done not. The City Of Norfolk continued
her trip 10 the coast Of Africa took m about 600 ne
groes ssamping and drowning unfortunately lighter
load full, and arrived safe In Cuba, landed few hun
dred negroes isie bat caught aierward most M
fortunately with the balance Of the cargo, by Spanish
men-of-wsr; and thus this well.pla0ned enterpnze
tailed. Never was IA near making fortune Oh
Was Mr.. Albert Horn aud his friends. Thk enterpnse
was 70 have saved Mr.. Horn from rum, but aias It
failed.
lie was later arrested ~ was the captain, poor fell
low he il suffering now, be wns not rs fortunate as
his cue-payer 10 be able TO procure bail Mr.. Horn
secured the services Of eminent lawyer, who gave
bail Tor him. and who are now managing the bu&iness
mos. admirably, and TO bis entire satisfaction.
How much this affair has cost poor Horn, and who
go, TIE money viii be difficult 10 tell. JUyESl'.
ygiK Is, lB5l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-21

supposed to be the best and yet grocer would
not wrap a Bologna sausage in his last effort II
he had other waste paper at bis hand. What
more we are to have is only to DC anticipated
by the first courses of the repast Mr.. bayaid
is oSy tolerated on an easy topic. lie must DO
beyond the protection of the code OF criticism
when be attempts to arraigr the President Tor
defending his life and HE Office from the murder
and burning of mob and insurrcctiOn. ..
While We had unvarnisbed resistance to the
Constitution and feeble hate, we had, also, at
the other end, Morrison from Baltimore, with
variations from Mr.. May. No one expected he
would turn States evidence against himself but
he did. While denying specific charges made
against bin, his manner, language, and bearing
refuted the declarations, and left the impression
that all, aud more than was alleged, was true
Who doubts after bic illumination that an army
ia his city is the only check upon uprising
and outbreak. Concealed arms and covert trea-
son are still there, watching the opportunity for
assault. Take away the guns from Fort Me.
Henry, and You viii have, before sunset, the
open seditiOn which now turks in ambush. If
military sway is to the taste of the City Of the
Monuments, they can have the entertainment,
costly rs it lie. No pains or expense will be
spared 10 make such amusements as drum and
fife, cannon aud small arms, up to the tastes OF
the most ias,idiOus. Even Mr.. May, who is ex-
acting in demaud, shall have well-6lled sto.
mach before the bill of fare is exhausted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-21
THE PURCHASE OF ARMY HORSES.

TO ns Editor If Them. Y Tyibpns
Sm: The plan now pnrsued by the Government in
regard to the purchase Of cavalry horses has been m
some respects failure. The field of operations,
though apparently extensive. seems TO great degree
barren Of results Many horses have been offered but
few accepted. The experience Of other governments
may be profitable to now, and aid in removing any
difficulty which may exist
In the British service Commission Is formed for the
purchase of horses consisting Of officers attached to the
cavalry and artillery experienced veterinary
surgeons. They send advertisements 10 different parts
Of the country, appointing time and place for
pufchase. These appointments are 30 dated a. to
give time for notice and preparation on both sides.
Empowered by their commission they decide at once
the question Of purchase and payment. lad.
Now, seems TO us, that this plan, with some alter
ations might be made to work eectualy for our own
Government.
Let captain and lieutenant, or such officers seem
desirable be commissioned either from the regular ser
vice, or from such regiments forming, for
the purchase Of cavalry horses Leta skiul veterinary
surgeon accompany them. Give them power 10 i'm
media,ely pay for what they purchase.
Let them send advertisements at TO those parts
Of the country where such horses as they need may be
obtained. Let these advertisements give proper de-
scrption Of what is neeed and OF the manner OF pay
ment &c. Let depots be opened, TO which purchased
horses may be forwarded and as fast as men are
cruited let them be sent TO the same place. and in
stanty placed in active drill. In this manner,
city which must be severely felt by our Govern
ment may be met, and large and effective cavalry
force obtained
Some Of the advantages of this plan viii be plainly
apparent. The means of supply will be increased.
a Regimental Commission is appointed, with dis-
cretionary power 10 employ many assistants as they
need several portions of the country might be visited
at once, and an immediate supply procured And
again, better quality Of horses may be obtained.
OfHeer1, whose purchases will be used by the men
cure that which is in every degree servceable =,
Aud, lastly all swin1iDa, jobbiDg operations VIII
be foiled mere contractor is intereed only IN the
sale of horses; Commission such as has been named,
would buy especially for use
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-21
A SUGGESTION.

TO he Editor OF Tic N. 7. ITlbtnf
d Sin: I'm plain man, and look through my spec.
tseles IN comuon-ssnse way. II seems to me that
the plan We have adopted for conqaerng peace is not
likely to bring it abou, very soon. We say, project
all the private property of the enemy, and in prtics
lar don't interfere with the slaves. Now, always
supposed that the obec: Of to harsss the
eny, and compel them 10 come to terms with The
Rcbels act this principle, and have fitted cut pri-
vateers which have already captured over three mil
Hons Of our property. Now, If they seize our prop
ey ON The water what earthly should prevent
our taking their property the land and indemnify
ourselves in this way, until they find that playing pi
rate Ia losing game II we take this course we can
soon bring the Rebels TO Submission, and clear the
ocean Of Confederate flags. $.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-21

The savage nature of the rebels was fully shown
al the skirndsh at hiddle-Fork Bridge. correspon.
deut SAYS 8f
Affer all excitement was over the members Of tbs
81 pIoceeded 10 hunt for the bodies of their comrades
One was found in terribly manged condition; his
body was perfora'ed with bayonet wounds evidently
inflicted aher desth by cowardly misceants; another
was found with one eye lying upon bic cheek biz face
battered and bis pockets riiea.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-21
I" Pity the Sorrows Of Poor Old Man.
SPEECH Of AEs. n. STEPHENS, At AUGUSTA, G.
lie Begs for Cotton-He Begs for Money
Ee Begs for Anything.
THE NORTH ALL GONE TO THE DEVIL
ENGLAND GOING THE SAME ROAD

FRANCE ABOUT TO START, ALSO.
, 1861-09-13
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

,,U IaUEspAr EyxsNe, Sept. u, 1861.
.siasl aEiaaIsI1Adva1ced - 1895 per buahel On
engagements were as follows: To Kingtton--schr
Granada, wheat, at 1ac TO 0sHego-scar CaT-
sag ssngton' Eheat, at 1ss: g5np Ageghahy wheat vls
WEI WEI q a. le T9 FG1t sa1ssbrg Asty
Racine ayhower, san-all with wheat 1t 141{c;
oP Se Ia o4ts IT, At I:s It schEs Hphsn Denmark
FLoUR.-Received. 7ss$ bis; shipped, ais
ensheIE Market for spring extras actlye and
sa: i 81. *feI ;1d5 sde Il BETH @ dssaa @nsf
at $475 delivered; 100 barrels choice winter
stresf st $!D on or track sg bsrr.ls ,.Rell
= 90 Gel: 100 brls Commercial" DO Al g. 8 Del;
tsyia,' At 9 % del; SO bis sHagnoliaH It tsn
~ 20 ets sna e 5ss 1 t a. i T. Is
Il: :1ss5is 4 ~ 81 g ri sssS :Psiss Il <
del; 100 bis .'Chleago Mills 4 IS 6 del; l,eao
bits coed extra .. "a % del; 100 hr1s "Dabnqas"
and n1eo brls ..sato On ?. 1s9 h1is tsi1 e e7tfa
81 bzss 'Aomenee'' at $3.ab del; 20 brla :. .Trox-
ell at g 30 del; 11o brls low grade extra At s3S5
WHEAr-Receivea, tos,e15 bu; shipped 81. 40
hu. Market for sprirg advanced 11S9tsc; Winter
1e higher. Sa1es-WNrER- bu No White At
s. oSq y No Red : 77e; oSa b No Z I'd I'd
'
bn Rejected at 55c. SPRMG-790 bu No at 65Hc::
Is eco bn do st &c; 4O0oo bn do at 661&c; II s0
bu do at 67c l9 TOO eu No Spring At Sic; 60 00G
| hu do ct 61tc; 10000 bu do at &c; 600 BIZ do
at 6s35c; 1.0 bu Rejected at 634c; Zoo bu do At
| Sc.
CoRN-Rcceived, 1903 bn: shipped. - ,4oot
| bn. Market steady. Sales, coo bu Canal A1xet
at 2ic afoat Is 0c0 bu do at 2xc o b: Is 0oo bt
Mixed s. in store # 1sAei 5o,ooo bu do st 1she
| OATs-keeeiyed, 1883 bu; shipped, 81 600 bu
| Market steady. Sales. 6, 900 h1 No in srors .
13Ac; 10o1O bu do at 13e; coo bu do at 15c aaoat
| RYE-Rscelyed. none; shipped, none. Aazke
firm Sales, ,00o bu 10 IN store At 3ec:
| BARLET-Receiyed, 90 bn- In good de1n3n
t and tending upwards. Sales 2N bu choice, to a
rive. o1 D. t.; SO bu No in $; Re at a]ci AUG b
| common at sc OF track.
TIMOTHY SEED-1n good demand and drn
Sales, 60 bags prime at 81 ST. 81 bags good st 81 s.
/ l5n tks fair ut 81 45; 81 Bag common st 81 ~.
| HIGHWINES-Firmer. Sales, 50 brls count1
eMEss PoRK-Nomtna1 at s15.tc@14 co.
ELARD-Ncninal at 7t1755c.
TALLOW-15 brls pllme butchers At 7c-
Green Sailed, 4KQ55c; Green Country, 34@4e
| BEODM IOkN-5 tons new, fair quality, at ::
= ton
| CORN MEAL-10 tons unbolted at SD del.
APPLES-Very dnll, with sales at 81 0o41 80
| EPEACHES-Snpply heavy. with sales OF s5u ba
Eets Michigan st aUeD*1- Is for common to ehotc
BEANs-1n active demand firm. Sales 10 ou'
good at 81 .25-
| EGGS-In good demand at 63@@7c-
OCLTRY-Chickens 81 5e4Gl.15 . doz.
LIVE STOCK-ReceiEea. $50 Hoga, 3a2 Beeyc
The market for Beet cattle il active and easie
Hogs quiet Ssles were.
, 1861-09-13

The friends Of the boys Of this regiment who
wish to send any small packages or letters to them
will please send them to the store Of ". Hutch
ings {SutIer Of the 19th) "a Dearborn street. oe-
fore r. n this day, as he retuEns to the encamp
uneut this evening.
, 1861-09-13

ATTENTION Vo1UNTlERs THE attention Of
cur volunteer ethcers ard young men generally Is
called to the fact that Lieut. ]. Riboni Gate Of the
Sardinian s11ny), teacher OF Military Science,
Broad Sword, Stick anf the Bayoret exercise, has
taken rooms in Mcilroy's building, corner Of
Dearborn and Randolph Streets, where he may be
found at all h,ure Of The day. Lieut. &iboni is an
experienced teacher and expert swo1dsn1an- Al
these weapons is here offered to volunteer Off
csrs such IS is seldom offered in any city Of the
Info5. GIVE him call Terms according to the
times. +. 0. Box 33l7. 1Wk*.
, 1861-09-13

4 few more good men are wanted in Capt Z. D..
O.bard's Squadron OF Cavalry, now In camp at
Ottawa, III. Men will be forwarded to Ottawa as
fast as enlisted. Recruiting officers will be found
Custom House place. Il se1S3s1
, 1861-09-13

ARRIVED Sept. II.
1n,e,5a1. Ottaxa, B644 hus Eheat.
Il ais4ranisr. Lockport, h90O b4 corn.
7 Rob 1f % %Hoinsr. ot..wa; see ba sofn.
1ur1eT. Lcsiport- c00bu corr
fnei.s. Lzealle, 5.73t b1 COIL
Aids. LaszNe. $500 ha corn
= Hooper. LaFAlls. 80 hu eorn.
"A Anouglat. Loekpo;t, 5,d0Gba corn.
George, Morris, 4.500 b1 corn -..
sultan, Oatawa, hQs0 bu cnzn- 3,a75 D. seeds.
Lockport, Lockpot, 4 0M bu eoEr, 800 hrls hoar,
1,E67 fbs eeeas.
, 1861-09-13
sts8asF RsaxAoaR WA1ee&.H =

:: -: 1@sE -: -: 9.-.,l ~.,,< 4
= This paae11 w ooeafn Qkoaa'neosN
poeted q : "esI soo1 zpn-A!A.s.e. se..
Pe&mB sew -..r
nsn'@ &aa s4 ~ - AVA a...s.s
' 49, ~ ..y tha shove larena did
f* VI 80 - ~.s,sxS e.. j. ves,slRk Il vhsaa.
M looked pleased, would bs
= ~ .h.4 m n.da IL remark without any
fonna.son. Certainly, we improved the op-
nor+,,nftx n tel1 the girls, thag, esch Of them
allied the bin, for they were fair, and We
thought the pun fair one. <..-
We lnnged to gat OUT Of tes: 5aeacl4 sno
ring the bell, aud" aseerfaan Wnas maanef os
household It h that needa the fair accessories
at the table, snd cssznass at'33n1s u tne p-1p'
Of an evening. AaAely eaougn lon ~ s.~o
-4 r,dtv them. and Argue no SUCCESS from this
attempt for fhear benefit Such quazrals aad
jealousies over ten and tosss. md mnrnnFmgs
over mullins = these tan ooe.ae!S VII ane'n.
ably create, VIII Dc NO nove"s IN tat7 "orlu
Of outs'
Tgx P.oTfaRApH1c ABr,-S. N. Fasaett.
Eso If the we'll known photo9ranaic firm,
Fa..e.t e. fook. Noa 122 and 1874 CLARK streat
haa inst returned from New York. whe.n he
bss been engaged IN purchasing all the ,ata.t
improvements In the art Mr. +. has sefursd
the right in ratept camera which vii, noate
s:xty.four photographs at a siue}e sitting. a
,arve AID Telv choice invo;ee of alhums of
most exouiaite and elaborate DESIGNS and hean.
tifu1 finish which are n,v inzt +ba So, :,
tho foeh;o,oh,a x-o-,a. ana no,&,.u - 49,.
,e,1 cho;oaet rro1a ana -osau-oad fsan,o- ~
eat H., has ..t.4.,.. ..a4..s
n1snea Els e4egant saAe1y, AND WITH his &C.
con pllshed lady as colo11st, IS producing pic
lures IL Inc very nne6t style OF the photo
graphic art Visitors from abroad, as well as
our own citlzSns, would do well to call and
examine the specimens which adorn his Wal]H.
1 s,n,-.. -. - oua,-
,,a-e,.~se su.z1z aa.-s II 49, f,,aSo7a,
~. ssSssS$z': ~ ~*s WV ~~'' >@.,>' ~,
1it.sousa4eaA A:saaroaa aas 1akea large 4oanAts
u nfe ete@Ato 1l'tsou1ga ou1ng sn7 p.eaen'
wees. on honeas, SEPT. ~ ~ c4l ioaoS
1ueEaas' eept' %, 20 cat Ioaas "eaaesaas'
Sept. 4tn' % car loads; Ihufsoay' sept oto
lo1 car ioaos. Ihe greater po1uon ol tals
stock comes upon me {. & +. hoae az be1alf
IRON Inc central oho hoaa-ano at steaoen
! vile from .. q l. heaa-put just 81 ptesens
| the Z. q r. are receiving large tramS OF eae'''
from & q L. r. at tC1eVeland-conlng 1ron
for Gf,yernment-destiueG for Washingto,
! ami vic;njtv. The agents here have adyices 0
| train of Government cattle from Chlcag
| daily 1or three days-about twenty-five ca
loads per day, and shout IS horses per da
| from Detroit-foz Washington"
CoUSTRYMAN NFLEEcED-PhiIanderH Hoae
IN unsnsnactiup and nnsonhist;eated countu
7,,an frou, hom+nee III at nreaent yis;t;n
~. o;+,z ear +ta -,,,r,,sa ~ ;r.no.tinr ~,
se.s -. 49, -,
, 1861-09-13

Capt Hequembou-g has opened recruiting of
flee just north OF the Clark street bridge, where
good pen Kill be gladly aeeapted and expenses
paid-and pay rom enlistment.
This egiment is to be armed with the abort En-
field rife, with SABRE bayonet and sid1 arms to
match and is deslgned to be In every respect equal
to the best regiment in the field. se13x1w
, 1861-09-13
MONETARY. .


There was very active demand for currency
to-day BY produce dealers, AID exchange in conse-
quence ruled dull, with Eales at par to < Z cent.
premium.
Treasury notes continue in good demand at CSC,
with rather light supply.
New York SrocK MARKE1.-The following are
the quotations Of the New York stock market
, 1861-09-13

Market 1st board steady; ID board steady
BAHK OF MONTREAL A6EacT.-By private dis
patch. re learn that the Directors OF the Bank Of
Montreal hare resolved to establish an agency In
this city for the redemption Of their currency, in
New York exchange.
, 1861-09-13
MARINE LIST.


ARRIVED Sept IA 1861
Prop C Mears, Ryereon Pentwater. 100 N Lumber.
Prop Rseine; Brett, Buffalo, 100 bIls salt
baskets peashes. ,eeo ties and sundries-
Prop AIleehany, Boynton, ssrnia, 200 N lumber
Bark Thcmaz Park, Duncanson, Kingston, 80
bEls herrirgs.
Brig Fashion, Perry. Cedar River. $50 II lumber.
Brig Hutchinson, Williams, Green Bay, 1so IN
sehr Telegraph Hsyea, White Lake 70 N lumber,
Schr Bonnie Doom. Mitchell Buffalo:
Sehr L B Croker. Brooks, Oswego, go brls salt.
sshr RsHdes: Ag!aoek oSEego ~ loe - PRS RI zis, fst
schr Jessie Anderson, La.ler, Port Huron, $50 N
| schs N.rtaaspsett, Wetyin, Buffalo.
/ schr RainboT. Wolf Bafalo, 10 tons coal.
| schr Denmark, Fitzgerald Green Bay 1s' m
I sehr He5en Kent, Read, webster's Pier, 81 cas
schr Granada. Fitzxeya1d. oswego, t;aoo bu salt
Schr P1over, Mclean, Buffalo.
| CLEARED Sept T.
stnz Michigan, Stewart. ontonagon, 1913 bags
cats. 2s bfl4 -four, Is bEls apples, 81 head cat
Prop Plynou;h Dickson, Buffalo, q, eco bu wheat,
Sd bales broom corn.
Prop Raeine Brett, Buffalo, 70 G29 bu whsat: uo-
brls flour, % bales broom corn, household
goods -
Prop sasquehannab, Webster, Buffalo, 1880 bu
Prop Lady Frsn1ain. Hickey. St Joseph, sundzies
Brig 2nt en Of the North Martin, toronto, 1860
Ba,k 4daasie, Miner, os~ego. 1920 bu wheat.
Big Northumberland, Motion, Kingston, ts,,se'
schr Delers ps.Wolf, joyce, Milwaukee.
, 1861-09-13

Police CorRr.-Verv little business Of i'm
ro,taree Was transacted at this tribunal yes.
terday,
James Watson. arrested some Tina siuce |
for stabbIpr MI. Dexter, plead mol auiltY. |
but was sent to js1, in detault of bail in the
SUN Of three hundred dollaE7' to appear faf
trial at the Recorder coott'
ihe man nsmeo s'one' @a'uaeu W W VIC otas4
day as having oeen ena'sea WIN p''sa'n
counterfeit money, vas nela IN lae sum ot
two hundred DOLLARS 70 appear az sae oe'ooeR
term OF the Recorders Court.
In notice OF the arrest Ct a ooy 1or foooer9,
| published yesterday, the names should as7e
been reversed 1t was Henry Newman "no
! robbed the secra OF G. I. senueoaeh, and not
v'es ee'sa.
DAN R1cr's GREAT sHow.-Thls eonceTn
still continues to draw crowds Of citizens and
hosts Of strsngers to tbs. comfoftable md
stylish pavilion on Warrington street, oppo-
site the Court House. To speak Of the mani
fold merits cf the Institution would De
waste Of time End space, bat we teel rs taoRgh
Mr. Rice should command more than mediocre
mention. We have watched bis course 1or
some time and his career du'1ng fne present
troubles has been most exemplary, IL oaf
intention, at no distant date, to show 70 she
, 1861-09-13

Total -----.--....-.-......-.-..$ AU73.08
Upon the Eubject Of reimbursement, the Com
mi1tee wrote to The War Department, eitcitfng the
+ following from 4uarteEmatter General HefxA:
QuARTEnxAsrER GENERALS OFFICE.
WAsHns10N, Aug. Is, 1861. {
sIR Your letter Of Aug. 18th Is received. You
WILL please forward the accounts for clothing and
equipage to this Office and they viii be considered
city.
Very respectfully tour obedient servant,
A. q. BuRLEF, Esq Chairman.
Sopr. Hammond moved that the bills OF tha
above expenses be referred to The COMMITTEES
Wath power to pay such a. they deem proper and
The remainder Of the afternoon Was spent in
highly instructive discussion concerning the mer-
its OF county map. 1ateIJ tasued, ELECTED BY
motion to purchase four copies for each town and
one copy fo1 the Board at cost Of five dollars for
@ each copy: The discussion assumed al shapes
and degrees Of eloquence, and finally resulted in
cemptcmise between the KAppists and Anti-MAp-
pists. the Board voting TO purchase one copy for
each town and one for the use Of the Board.
sB- Madame Tieto1ine Holland, the great Mag
netic Doctreas, has located HeasinE Institute At
No. 65 Wabash Avenue, corner Of Randolph street,
Chicago. Consultation hoarH from 9 l. Y. till 9
r-x.
RExARKAB1E CURK OF MnrsTER--The Rev
A. " 1nue- u noAhapoAs, 1A0AaAas a9aAs a19
Testimonials to the many others WHO have been
an,5re1v rr,e, hv Madame Ho,,snd sfee. be5nz
ao1s,as,sd tnrnrah,o bv tha nrofaezian
PkpxR HAssrNes,-.h hs,les Andseas, dealer In
window shades, paper haaeings, 5c, at 81 Ran
do1oh steel. "a selling at cost his entire stock
Here Ia a chanes tn cover your walls at low fis-
| ore, se13-4t
| DE-. A11RoRr'E TooIH PowDER-The best in use,
C.~..,t a,o+h,,.,x ,,-ro- ~ s+o+o ana I3ando,nh
| rtree.a
/ .....,
, 1861-09-13
Board Of Supervisors.

THUBsDAT, Sept. II, 1861.
The Board met yesterday. pursuant to adiourn-
ment, and the minutes OF the last TWO meetings
were read and approved.
ihe Committee On Town Aecounta reported
that the Cl@k be recommended and authorized TO
ieYY tax on the following Townships fos the
pufpotea ret forth in the certificates OF the seVefa
, 1861-09-13
MARINE HNTELHIGRN0H~

PASSED D1rnrr Sept. 1e-Uf-S&2arner III
nois; propellers Wenona, West. Yoang America !;
RoVera5Rn Of ~ IAke4, Quehae, Sam Ward. 4
Ntcao;s, oceaa Wsve. Nacleus; briggs tannes'
, 1861-09-13

FEfERWUftM'H E2V1dfy 0eaf faRHeHt's
Col. Farnsworth's regiment Of cavalry is in
car at ST. Charles and T. filling up rapidly. The
tents aId uniforms are ready. Capt. II. H. Med1
ie raising company for this regiment Enquire
at the TRIBUNE counting room, Of Geo. E. llls-
ton, for particulars, St
, 1861-09-13

I
peesAa19, Ane ~ = 81 - .s.s.ss
sosns . onsua.'ss ~. ~ e. ~ - .nn..ss.s4
y ,se p .st .,.,d u, ~. ch;o.,.. -
I,..1.:..L ts,.4- x1
:,..s - ..1.t.h,.. M, vs. -er,s ..n n..
III stt.nf,os, NJ onr f.,vn.-. - ~. r..
|h,t tho.e vecetah,4ia ~ r,,.c+.~ -. -
"a csn ..enr, +h.r, th.t ~ s.sss;. s
iced. vel, roated yna,vr. .,a .,,.-eh ~,
.ure In CELERY. tha 1,.1o, ,nn.s & .,s,5aa ~ I
akr. Emery. ear6ener n, N..s,.. f...s IN 4
Drake. Of the Trauont :-.rt,.. .H,s s.ae;v. !. !
provp sbove o,onnd a. w.. h.. 1.f,re I'D.
vIsed the ro.des. Of taaTprs7.x. and IL the |
Isst made. H,s crlerv IL ,tnck ana so.id: for
fall use It Ia bank I'd nv. .snd h.anched. b&t for
winter ia nut in trenrhAx ~ - h,va befora af.
reeted. Twe,ye-Roxed sweet Corn Ia another
of tba veeatah,e articles In Mr.. Em marp,a eo1.
lection. In the gsy Of Seed Corn, the show ia
F.. aerfard faj,ure. he same mar ha said of
., as and clover seed and potatoes. Beans and
1es. sra better rem rented. The family of
pickles are only moderate1v represented. and
but one sample of v3neesr. In hntter the conp~
,,efStion IN ]ess than ,,sa.1 Init the samnlasa
good. Mr. Wi,lmot. of Lake county Wis:
6 e ~ - -.
80. '. ~ ~ 49, -. @.,.e' ~" - H..s:
county: Mrs.. Chas. Reeh. of Metamora,
14te' N@S. 4'oe' 49, W. ~ ~:
.r 11..J .-.ecr @<,...-s ~, -<,1,s,.
ara +ha ooro,s+;+o, Tn the wsv Of cheese,
the show ia hetter. farmers SNYDER, Of White
side countv. P. Moore, OF Palestine, Cook
7!oe seu1'' ~, - nrn md chas Rich.
nv y, o1 waesfo,d c,nntv: are tbs ex.
=. ~ % r,th .,a a1cention of the last
ass ' .1a-a 1 ,arua lota Next the cheese
aan. ss tn onnoa;te, tobacco, superb collec-
lions 1T tbis now Indispensable requisite OF
h,oh c,vilizatlcn. Tho samples are numerous;
and of snperior quality, if We should judge
from the remarks Of old connoisseurs who
are lowering about the collection, and send
ing wishful glsnces at the well displayed box
es containing the varied samples.
There il fine display Of both fine cut and
Manufactured plug tobacco. We note as par
ticuIar}F worthy Of mention, the samples ef
fine cut chewing aud smoking tobacco, and
snrfs. made by our euterprising citizens,
Messra Van Eta. Friedman g. Co., on River
STREET, who rece: :yed the first, silver medal,
rreu;nru for articles IN their line: and also
tte large and splendid display of msnunc.
tnred nInc chewing tobacco. of yar;on. styles
and nrsnde Natural 1eaf and Hard p-szad
noaao hv Nessu n 7 Garth T. n If .H,nn;'
ha, M;saon,f uho rsca,1ad s,,-a- r,oda,
Nha frat nreminn IN at, art;o1as N tha;7
Ens Tha a-;ons h-azaa - 49, o,a ae..h
, 1861-09-13
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EvKnna, Sept. Il, 1861.
The following are the receipts and shipments foF
the past tEenty-four hour: