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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16

MvCu Sin and SUFFERING might be avoided b.
coree knowledge Of Mental and Ph ysial condition arc
may be obtained q any tina ey rhres2pGol s1Nts y
b. ~ Brpsarsy, ~ eowIsa wRuM - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16

DIZZINESS, CAIRRII, aud all diseases Of ths
EYY and successfully treated by Dr LIeHrr No. ~ b.
Ms place Numerous references to cured Sson can be AsS
on application. .rrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16

To.al.eserved %
II thus appears that after charging the current bust
rss of the year, with all legitimate expenses Of work
Dg the road and interest the bonded debt there re-
NAMED surplus net profits 1884, 1853 67, which IL u per
cent on sn the outstanding stock, common and pre-
fered.
The accompanying tabular statements in detail for
e oh branch of traffic, show the comparative resul.swh
taose of the preceding year;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16
A suor AT LoUIsIAsA.-Ata meeting Of the Fifth
Ward Republican Association held January Ii, 1861,

the following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
z.y,a The nhebrt, Of out lana IN state ofin
rc.iop and have seized npon the forts ana arsna o. me
United states and syowed through their Rep
In Congress their intended treason 20 their country
And WAey,as There duty Of thirty per cent ad eae
rem beng about pound upon all Sugar inpofsd
into ,b country which duty posed Tor the almost oxcu
live benefit of he inhabitants Of louisiana therefore ,
Rs,ortd That bile cheeuly continue to beI tn indi
rect tsx for oyp citizens In Southern satesaud while we
win gladly those who have forgotten the they
awe the Of their country beck 20 tie common
n,oection and general weore Of the UDontbs we wiz not
nd do moi consent thus taxed for the benefit Of so
Rrsord That hereby call upon Senators and hep
esenaives Congress TO forthwith law ssPendnS al
duties foreign long the inhabitants OF Louisiana
nsu n opn surection and continue forcby aud unlawful
y 10 hold in their the property Of the United States
Pre,dent and sscretsres Of this Association be transmitted TO
the Hon Jshn Sherman the Chairman Of the Committee on
WAYS and Means the House Of Representatives and that he
be requested this 70 the attention Of Congress-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16

PLACE IN THE ELEvESrH WARD.-The division
that has 40 long existed in the ranks of the Republican
party In the Eleventh Ward was settled amicably on
Monday evening by Committee consisting Of Messrs.
Northrop, Hull, and Van wyck, from the Central
Committee. The basis Of settlement as agreed on Is
that there shall b but one Association in tho ward, of
which Mr. Philip Kelley shall be President and Mr..
John Lewis First vicePresident. The old Association
meeting At NJ. Il Avenue D Rgs to have tsTse dele
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16

HOMELESS CHILDREN FOR THE Wrsr-Neiher
the cherries cold weather. the business depression in
the city, nor the national troubles thoughthey may have
impeded the abors of the Chidrens Aid Society, have
had the effect Of staying their important work. Mr..
C. c. Tracy their efficient agent, left the city yoster-
day afternoon with company of boys and girls mostly
orphans and houseless children, Tor the West The
friends Of this Society, which is 30 untirns in its labors
for the rescue Of the distressed children Of NewYork
can essentially help the good work at this season BY
donations Of clothing for the outfit of the needy little
ones. They to the Society wholly uDprovided
for their journey. They leave warmly and neatly
clothed prepared to enter respectfully into their new
homes. This is AIR. Tracys 3ith expedition 10 the
West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16

WHERE THE MosEY GoEs FOR OPENING STREETS
"A GOOD deal Of stir was made over the bill for the
entertainment Of the japanese Embassy, and, beyond
question, it was an enormous draft upon the public
treasury; but this one lar grab at the public funds
was really small matter as compared with the vast
number of taps inserted into the citys strong box by
horde of Commissioners for Opening Streets To
show property owners the purposes to which burden
some assessments for street openings applied few
figures are herewith presented for their careful sen-
tion The following bill (which Is only sample of
many others will be submitted in few days for tax
alton:
" Supreme CoHrt.-In the matter OF the application
of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty, Of the City
Of New-York relative to the opening of Seventyffb
street, from Fifth avenue 70 the East River.
I Estinated costs eharges. enc expenses. in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16
CITY ITEMS.

The cold term has evaporated before WARM
soaking rain, and the streets are now rivers ., u'y'
fast-meltng snow. We bad an Old-fash'oned January
baw yesterday, and everything out OF do0rs 'ookea
dreary and bedraggled TO the last degree o.nen1'
during this soft SPELL should gee TO 1t that taeir
walks are cleared of the accumulated ice OTHERWISE
with return Of frost, walking would become exceed
ingy dangerous 1t is the duty Of the police 70 soc
that the ordinances in relation to this matter are proper
ly carried ont,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16

SEMPER PAnATus.-Maior-Gen Sanford has ten
dered the whole Of the First Division n T. b. M. 70
Gov. Morgan, the CommanderinChief to be ready LOT
service In an hour notice. No orders to this effect have
been Issued to the rank and 6le but il ia stated az TACT
Mt the Generals headquarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16

SHERFF's FEFs.--Tbe other day we adver'ed 70 the
extraysgan eInoluHents Of the Sheriff Of this ooonsy,
and gave come reasons why the proposition of Mr..
Craft to require that officer among Others TO report
the amount of his fees to the Legislature should be
adopted. Tie subjoned letter contains some facsquite
,ar-;nant IN ,lis ,uatter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16

LAuycHED.-The splendid new steamship hisds-
sipp built for the Savannah and New-York hne, wss
successfully launched on Tuesday morning, from tho
ward of William II. Webb when she was towed 70 the
Aaire Works where her engine will be placed in her,
Her dimensions are--lensth 80 feet, beam 80 feet,
depth of hold 23l feet. She will have beam engine
Of sO-inch cylinder, with l2-feet stroke.
, 1861-08-30

BADLY HERT.-A farmer named Sweeney
was thrown from his wagon yesterday, on
C!a1k street, near Indiana, and very seriously
injured. The horses were running at the
tine and be WAS unable to control them.
, 1861-08-30

Saturday have been 4,1s7 trls hour, 8e73 bu corn.
COM 9, ,052 bn cats and 0C0 bu shorts The mar
ket 1s steady and firm with sasea At "a Is for COM
non brands westsrn; $4.5y@A.62H for fancy;
q s14@5 for extras and S s5@7 for superior,
fnElno11g choice brands St Louis. Southern -four
l. quiet Ut $5509575 for common and fancy; $6
@650 for extras and &7a57.5o for superior Corn
II firm at 5658c q hu for western yellow, and 81
este for western mixed and now held firm, 60c
asked for yellow at the close. .Oats are firm at
9TM43e n bp for western, Canada and Southern,
including common and superior. Rye 58@60c.
MILWAUKEE GRAIN MARKKr August % Flour
Receipts. 12l9 barrels ISLES 1s3 brls fair extra
at IS 40; IS hrs good do at s. SO.
NHEAr--Reeeipts. IL, SEQ bu. Market 1D2c
hetter under 81 active demand from short sellers
Sales, 1000 bu No in store at Is; LOCO hu do in
etore At &C; 1000 bu No In store at 70c; 800
Lu do In store at 7fc 100 bu do in store At nc
2,2oo bu do del at 71c $50 bu DO del At re; $50
bu e1tra at 74e; 800 bu do st 75c; 100 bu white
winter at 6oe 200 bu do at Sc $50 bu rejected at
! 60c. ..-..
| We could hear Of nc transactions in freights to
| day. LAst evening the schooEer North Star was
! chartered at 12c for wheat to Buffalo, and the Col
/ the rates asked on 'change.-Sesd,e1
, 1861-08-30

,P1rTsBuRaH Aug. IS s-Flour-There Is no
change to note in the aorr marker. The demand
continues Light, and the transsctions are Re a alno;s
family at $4.T5l4.95; 50 do do ct q 1515-M; %
DO do At Is 0oG5 Is; IS do DO At s 0og5 = and
50 DO choice extra at q TO- GIaiEnteEn dal; sac
active; sale On wharf Of $50 bu red at 90c = bu;
$50 do prime southern red from store st 81.
PHILADELPHIA FLOUR MARkET-August u
There Is no .quotatle change IN Hous aho falner
more doing BETH for export and nome use: sales
include 800 brs lste inspec.ed super6ns a. - IoD
500 500 hris fresh ground extra family, pert fenn-
eylyania, at 8 5o@562K, and 1900 bIla fancy 9ato
do at SC Is for home use prices faAse a. nom
q Is up to $500 fer common o.a stoeA WesLefn
and good fresh ground Peansy1y9nia supeffae,
R to5 M ssa anq sxt5a a@y n y on Gaaitq ag pSe
receipts are moderate, and the maIket nrm az
t5ese figures Bye aou1 is ceiling N i9ts as @ YELL
I'd g Il Rps hs1s 9o71 Woa bins
per hrl The receipts to-day are It'll nrls noa1,
1853 bu wheat, $3.50 bn corn, and asoo oa eass---
CLKTE1Asp, Aag. -Wheat-sales 5000 bush
red at Sc free on board; CARS req On traeK at
81; cars white on track at soc: stS pa C1ee,
Hesazd. -. '@' ~A3''N' 'A''
CNcEsAT1 PROVISION AARksE,Ang; z.,!sa ~ IS. l.
Provisions have not changed IN Faine; the de-
mand has been moderate, but has been confined to
bacon and la1d, there having been veEy hsue done
p9Ea SGk 9aE P.eoa M
rather for pertniseion ffom the Pot Surveyor to
ship 10 that state. Bacon is wanted u kentucky
| badly. There Is . large quantity going t2 the
East, psrtly. to Western Virginia to supply tas
troops, and part to the @ eastern eE cities:
holders ask $l7.M Bacon $, s and &c, but ,pus-
ehases n some cases have been made at shade
| below these rates. Bul4 meats may be q1osed at
! whilst shoulders can be hought at 4c packed.
There h.s beea good demand TO for latd, ., al The
Coma On hams. smoked, covered and packed maJ
be quoted at 7e, and eugar cured at 64@9Ac &C
cozdIpg to quality Butchers LARD Il selling to the
cha1dlers At 64c without packases.-frset Cur
| rent.
I Bos1os M.EH7-Aug. a6.-The receipts siac'
, 1861-08-30
The Crops In Illinois and iowa.


BLooAfSG7oS, lII-W1 1eat harvested, crop
poor: grain hight; yield below an average one
th1rd. IN eoIne cases one halt- Corn looks well
crop Eather late, owing TO colo weather Ii July.
but with nild September Will be good one.
Ul.z poor, ny ps tap piants VII DeoAe
*Llto p1ots e'nt ~ Au.1' As- eu11o t@ss ssa''
PUTNAM COUNTY, 1LL:-Wheat light, grain not
filed, but the crop has been secured in good col
didon. The geld Ia not half as good as last year
Oats below al average, but quality fair. Corn not
forward &a last year at this time, but looks un
usually well, and promises heayy crop, Hogs
very plenty, more so than ever before. and IL fine
coEdlt1on, Owing 10 Ene great aonhaance Oh OLD
eqfn,
xFx,a 1,5rno1s ..Wheat harvested in o,na or.
A. n1 e +; n5,s eos S1sa; ~ i17no|. a. ~ 49, ,5
rarn not 81 ' q 5pinr eau
t pre ta sea1,r ~. ~ sn,3 qy x aha th
asmH Muln w aogs LII sooa sappts, ane Ii oe'tet
eoool'lon 'oan tl7uaa'
SPRrfGfHtp, ,1LIIEoIs.-Whea gathered In good
coIdlt1on the y1e!d is about Is bushels to the
| acre, which is above the average; the berry is
! plump and good. Corn looks well. and unless in
| jured by dry weather, noW prevailing, will be an
unusually large crop old corn selling at 10D12c
pet oufaeL IL Uals gvou ana ssle g.eu ~ ~ asesa TN
PIT. LAY 1ulasea ny .ue ally WILL, anu Sielu
ta gSaoM ~ aas1age' nps3 1asnay p.oasS, @ ~. ~
the H., ihslis nauS Ns appeafaAee 1aS cut
the1n "u " III % eA3e1t.
PERRY, P1KE COUNTY, Ill Wheat gathered in
good order, Int Is not over half crop; The grain
| is good, hoWeFGt. Timothy bay ds almoRta total
| failure, having been cut off By the army worm.
! Oats tnlerahlF good, Corn looks well. but the
, 1861-08-30
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.--FLouR-HeaEy, unsettled
ard 5@loc lower, With good inquiry for export at
The decline Gales Is, 500 brls at "a 20D4 80 for
with 1umors Of tales at something under the In
ride quotations; Il. .20@4 80 for euper western;
a. 435@4 TO for common to medium extra western;
and $5.10@5,15 for trade brands-znarket closing
duh and declining. Canadian -four quiet and
pcminally unchanged. Rye flour steady a. 81 50
Ss.s5 for JeIeey; 50 1908 20 for Brandywine.
GaA1s--whe:t lesz active, unsettled and i@2c
creaeing the export demand. Sales 4s ooO bushels
Epr1Ee at 92@$1 90; G6 00e bq Milwaukee club a.
a@$1.c6; Z, 500 bu amber Iowa at 81 o69@Io Ios
state at $116: 1000 bu white do at $780, LOCO bu
mixed western at 81 Is; 49, 500 bu winter red Wes
tenn at S1.10Gl. l9- the latter price foE extra
ard 60o0 bu white Canadian at s. 81. Rye quiet
and prices without change to notice. Barley dull
and nominal. Corn about1 lower and In pretty
st & he decline. saies ao5 eso bn st AE7e foE
common to fair mixed western :; 47@4Sc for good
e tRdss Rsms do RRaS e Sr ee @i Rs
western yellow Oats quiet At 26@s9c for Cans
dian: 3a@sac for western and state.
PRoyIsIoNs-Fofk dull and heavy. Sales 800 bE1
at $15 for mess; $40 for prime market dull an!
pr1ces teId to favor the purchaser Beef quiet AMI
unchanged: Sales 100 brls at $4G4.5e for conatr,
prime $5@5 50 for country mess ); $9@1 Is To-
1epacked mess; $12 5o@13 1sH for extra mess
Prime mess beef and beef hams dull and nominal
Cut meats in tair demand. Sales Is packages a
4k@4Ac for shoulders and 5H@65<c for hams
Bscon inactive. Lard continues steady and the de
mand good. Sales 500 br1s At SHG G9Ac- Butte
| 6@1tc for Ohio land 1o@144c for state. Chees
steady at 6DTAc.
| GRocERRs-sugar in demand. Raw continue
fair and market firm. Sales, 1162 bids at 6E@7t
I Mosasses quiet ard unchanged. Sales, Is hid
| Porto Rico at sac and 10 hhds Barbadoes at 25c.
SToCKs-2d board quiet, but vel sustained. I
& r l. 114z G Chi, 651<; Erie RR AK: Pac Mail
755!: Va Is 6476; Mo IS, AK; Is IS, 53a<; S Il
! 81 coupons, eB1s; do regtd IS; z S So "a col
pons, 7s56; Z, 731{; Eric 1st 1929; III coupo
bGr1s, 1870, 8255; III coupon bonds 1879, SLY
t Treasury Is per cent, 9s21.
| DSWEGO. Ang. ae9-FLorn-Unchanc ed.
| GRAIN-H heat IN moderate demand Sales 9G
| bu new No 2, and 20t0 winter red WesteEn On p
| Corn ard other grains quiet.
| CANAL FREIGHIs-Firm and boGts scarce. Fl0l
! Csc, wheat &c. corn Sc to New Tork.
LAKE 1NPoR7s-Sa,6 ,6dO bu wheat, 2, 200 bn cor
| II 600 bu cats. .
| CANAL E1ToRTs-e5a0 bu wheat. 30. coo bu cor
BUFFALO Aug a9.-Ftoun-Cnchanged an
| moderate demand.
| GRA1N-Wheat in moderate demand and mark
lower. Sales 1909 bu red winter western at 81
Is, 600 bu do ct 9'c; Il, coo bn do Oh PIT; 1000
Chicago spring at Isc- Corn dull Sales II, 600
| at 3Gc,
CANAL FHE1eH1s-117@c@12c for corn, 1275c
12c fer wheat to N Y.
LAKE IypoRTs-7.0oo brls -four, 5000 bu wbes
3D,tCD bn corn.
CANAL ExpoEgs-91, ,0Co. tu wheat, 93.00o
| corn.
, 1861-08-30
Daily Review OF Chicago Iifarket.

THURSDAY Evening, August ~, 1881.
FRE1GHTs-1clow lower The engagements we're:
ard Golden Harvest, corn at 1sc; schr Norway,
wheat st dc; schrs Geo Warrington and sacra-
snso h1 Msat st hsHs eg fohAt corn at
s,aa6 Bis Market 'don: ssles: 1es bis sst'
ss Was WiStei ~ bfs aHw M
.sPeerlees choice spring extra at 81 Is del; 400
hr!e - chstsworth =, do at $412M del; 150 brls
otic a. sss5 dd: i6o 6rls good spriag extra st 1T
del; 20 bfis Is. wanpaeca sscity Mills Al SIS
mont at Is 10 del; 100 bfla Imperial on p. t.;
100 br1s Flanet at s. 80 deli 100 brls euperfiue
q s. 50 del; I'D brls do at - 90 Del; go bElz
:. Oak GEoYe" extra at $a.4o del; 100 brls 81 No
WHEATIReeeived, r Z esi 5000 bu shipped, Is oco
IN. Spring cheat declined Ell 1Kc; winter irrsgu-
SIC; 500 bu No red in store at nc; 1000 bn No
2red in store at 681<c; LOCO hu do at &c., 1000 bn
at Toc; 10 goo h9 do at Tle; i, a0o b9 rejected in
store at 62c ts000 bu do at 6256c; 5000 bn do lin
particular warehousel ct &c., 5000 bu No 2
spring in etore st 5szc TO- 900 bu do at 5sc; 5000
bu do at Soc. Sales BY sample were az follows !;
196 tks white at 85c on track; 14o bags spring at
C0RN-Receiyed, 1sase1 br; shipped, 81, $50 bu.
Market opened finn, hut close quiet. Sales, IS 0oo
bn canal mixed at 22c adoat; 1000 bu rejected
canal at SoHc aHGat; 1900 bu mixed in store at
oATsgsseeiyed, 7.4M ID; shipped, 1880 bu'
Market dull. Sales I0oo bu No in store at 14c
RYERecaiHed, 1,s74 bu4 Market nomiaal at
BARLEY-Received, none. Market dull. Sales,
A5Q bu common at 23c on track
H1GHWINEs- Received. 125 bb1a. Market dull.
Sales 100 bbls country at 12Hc-
ALCOHOL Nominal at 32@33c.
MESS P0RK-Dnu and nominal st $13.50m
14C0.
LAED-5o pigs butchers at 7hc. ....
| TALL0W--In good demand and firm at 6h@7c
e9esn sSy %s Sfsen do5nt nns
| SEEDS-Recelyed: 142, ,994. Ths offerings o
Timothy are hea7y, and the market dull. Sales
100 bags good at. &. .4214e; l65 bags medium 81
Clover seed was sold at s. So.
.APPLEs-;supply good end market active ant
STEADY. Sales, Is brls Southern Illinois, at 81 81
@196 for common to medium, and $i.9o@2.25 fo
PEACHES fair. and receipts heavy
Sales, 40 boxes common Illinois at 75c; $50 boxe
= 6aesets do at 7sc@s14e; rs baskets Alton a
PEzRs@common, s. oo@2 50; choice Bart
BTTTER-5o pkgs common Firkin at SIC; Il
9es St faGes I'D RdfsS sis1 s aess at c
buehel-
PoVLTRYz Chickens 81: soper doz
PRAIRIE CHICkENS-1n fair demand at $1.a
@s1 50 per doz-
LGGS-a5 brls at 51sc per doz.
WOoL-Demand good: Sales 100 lbs commo
at 2Se; 81, 1900 200 lbs mixed at 25Ae; e.
Market for Beef Cattle inactive; but good ship
ping stock ie in fair request aud firm. Hoga quic
and neglected. Sales:
15 BeeTeE averaging ... .12s6lbs @ = at -....ss 90
10 ........ sss ...... IS
100 Hogs averaging. ......-. 240 $. ,..... : 81
, 1861-08-30

House. ROBBED. The House Of James
B1cwn, cf The West Division, was entered By
thieves tiaiirg the temporary absence Of Mrs.
Brown, aud robbed Of thirty-6ve dollars in
gold, she having fastened all the doors upon
lea7irg, but having neglected to secure rear
window, by which the robbers entered and
made of with their booty.
, 1861-08-30

r ARGE OR SMALL ORDERS
i f,r resd. Meal o. Flour flied n 4hoTt oIa& md
sStha i9Texf IatsA uyl1 RTHYEEs 4 HoER1
, 1861-08-30
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,

ARRIVED. ...--...Aug. q. 1S61.
Northrop, Lockport, 679 bu cats, 10000 lbs
carpenters work, 124 bu wheat.
Jas Patrick, Ottawa. 5200 bu corn 28,593 lbs seed.
Lionese, Ottawa, 5000 bu corn.
ANTIGUA, LaSalie, $500 bu corr.
n Hawley, Utica, 40 tons sand.
Mariner Ottawa, 500 bu corn.
Bay State, I4aSa1le. 5576 bu corn.
Anlazopia, Morris, 1000 bu corn, 1881 ms seed.
Humboldt, Joliet, 5000 bu corn.
Boston. Morris, $3.50 bu cor1.
CLEARED. D.........Augugt IS.
Huntoou, LocEport.
r r Goodell, Ottawa.
Or Kane, Ottawa.
st Louis, Ottawa 40 brIs salt, 70G0 lbs sugar, 10s5
1be mdze, 1000 ibs molaEses, 1900 bs fish 1,0o(
It lumber, 1600 cedar po-tR
q HaIn|1r, Ottawa.
Prairie State, Ottawa. sulky.
Badger State. 46.s44 bs sugar, so57 lbs mdzc, 1a5|
ns rice, 1850 ms syrup.
| Robt Holmes, Ottawa.
| Iantha, DuPage.
| Clyde, Seneca, IS brls salt.
EIneline, Seneta, 10 m lath, 249 fba mdze.
Harrington, Marseillee m lumber, 4Q0 It siding
| 75 MS carpenter work
Albania Lssae, $50 # lumber, 2100 # siding, s
| N shingles. u m 1ath.
Gold Eagle, LaSale, 75323 tt lumber Is n shingles
| 81 bTls ealt.
Beloit, LaSalle.
| E Bufnham, La5alle-
Aine1ics, IaSaAe 1855 # lumber, 1885 tbs stove
and castings, 4 oil casks, br(s clay.
| Maria, kankakee, s N lumbsr, 200 cedar posts. 6
brls salt.
, 1861-08-30

ATTEMPTED BuRG1ARr.-Au attempt was
made, on Thursday night last, to enter the
premises Of Mr. Redmond, on Clinton, be-
tween Randolph and Lake streets. The bur.
g7sr became alarmed at the noise made by Mr.
r. in getting his firearms and suddenly de-
cxmDed.
, 1861-08-30

the duh sdvices by the steamer, the mar
ket was q sttade wcaker--with sales Of
shout t00,o 600 bushels at &c for Canal Mixed
atoat; s1171Hc for mixed In ttote; and16hc for
Rejected in store.
Oats were dull and lows7, with sales 1t lac for
No / in store Rye aud Barley were neglected.
Timothy Seed, Under heavy receipts aud but q
light demand, was dull-Hith sales at $1.s7x@
LEX. Highwiues dsclined Hc-with sales at
12kc-
Freights to-day were dull and lower--the en-
eagenents being at 1aN@13c for corn and t35<@1A
for wheat to Buffalo At the close there were several
vessels offering at the game rates. but shippera
were not anxious to engage.
, 1861-08-30
MARINE LIST.


ARRIVED. D........August 20.
Stmr Minnesota, Clark, Sarnia.
Stmr Lady franklin. Hickey, St Jnseph, $500
slaves, GO brls Hour, Il pigs hsh, 400 4 4
Prop Plymouth Dickson, Bu1alo,I sundries.
Prop su squehanra Webster. Buffalo, % brls high
Brig Powhatan, Stebbins, Traverse Bay, cargo Of
schr Magnet, Palmer. Mu=kegon, 70 m lumber, 10
N hath.
;eaf anskegon, Mckay. Mnskegon, rs NJ lumber.
Schr Midnight, Drake, Cleveland, 116 tons coal
Schr Col Glover, Ackerman. Grand Haven, IS m
lumber, 1o6 brls spokes, 50 N shingles, $500
sctr Gertrude, Mayes, Bay City. $40 n lnmber, 10
schr 1saae Shank, vanderbeek, Brownson Harbor,
schr St Lawrence, Lawrence, Amsterdam. 50 N
slaves, 20 eds wood.
SChr Abigail, Smith, Centeryil1e, 80 eds wood.
scbr Spencer. Blanchard, Mu.kegon, 81 N lumber.
schr Geo R Roberts, Nelson, Nuskegon, 50 m lun-
schr Lathrop, collins, oawego, !, 200 brls salt
schr cuyaho r. Roberts. Buffalo, 1so tons local.
Schr Joe Villas, Albrecht Co1botre, 1876 n lumber,
10 m lath from Bay City.
schr ee!aen 5s1{ Harvest comst0sE Buffalo, 600 0rs
Schr Speed, Cosgrove, Muekegon, 100 III lumber.
CLEARED .Ang. %.
Prop Edith, Hunt, Goderich. 140c0 bu corn, Al
br1s flour, n pkgs sundgfes.
Prop Galena Steele, buffalo, Is, 600 bu corn, 1,9F
brls -four.
Prop Lady Franklin, Hickey, St Ioseph, ,sundries
Prop Su=quehanna, Webster, Buffalo, II, COO bust
corn.
Brig Banner, Long, Buffalo, 1900 bu corn.
Schr Isaac Shank, ,Vaudcrheek, Brownsau Harbor
scnr Torrent PEingles, Buffalo, ~, eco bu corn.
Schr Tri-O Color, Kimbal, Michigan City, 800 brl
| schr Magnet, Palmer, M1skegon.
| Schr Muskegon, Mckay, Muskegou.
| Sehr Spencer. Blanchard. Muskegon.
| sschr Geo Z Roberts, Nelson, Muskegon.
sclr Golden Harvest, constock, Buffalo, II, 600 b.
| corn.
, 1861-08-30
MILITARY MATTERS.


4ttehtI6H, SEFf6Fs anu NInerB.
Mechanics and Labo1ers wishing to join the 11th
Engineer Regiment CT the West, Gen. Fremont .
Division, viii apply at Head Quarters of the Chi
cago Company Immediately, as we leave on
Wednesday. September 4th, ct O'clock, fo6 Mis-
extra. For Privates si3 per month. anc Is cents
extra As the Company fs nearly full, and we arc
limited as to numbers, applicants must come at
once. The Company will be fully equipped before
leaving. a, J; DAv!Ds,