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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-01

. vi a. % Sc tU1N!ns .nEr
/ CHASTo.--SUw - THE TINE TO SAVE
FIFTY PER CENT .-souutrv merchant wisnip c
10 save Etg per cent cas- do ga by calling at m
Wholesale ard Retail store The cuiy complete
stock IF Coniecsioneries in this city. ! have als0
Completed In ths rear OF 3y store. the isr2ss;
candy Factory this aide OF New ! oFk. Merchant.
are requested 10 call and examine for themss lves
ANTON, st Nicholas saloon,
mn ~ rs Main AZ oup k@1f. te1Gs Y %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-01

II JOHN ". GA ksth. rs. H.,
$50 APOTH sCARY AND DRUGGIST
~ MARKET PLACB, FRAEELIE ST.,
IA RISiE,oai, IA.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS, EsRNi6EEs, DYE-STEFFs, FANCY
ARTICLES, sc.
PROPRIETOR AND aAyUFAcTrRFg OF
SSMPLE'S iNFhi.LTRtF RA%FNn POWDER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-01

SeS We %oaid advise the soldiers ia GA I'm ID
10 Use an on = PGaAiUA BIZ rtrs ~ a "a =.
onre t'r pyseatery, Bowel Complaint Dy suatsia
Nervous aeadache. Sad .gno aud rever. Thes.
Hitisrs have proved 10 oe tbs best medic ne ulade
ie me cdatn. they cEn be ID OF ali Drussi-ts
IN tho e!.y of Rtahm~ad, and etsswuere IN Eir
xiDis. mp ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-01

- ock' Good SaLasriiaa-Fos aheams
risA, asCkaL1IA. SO Scr sale by
spS JSO. W uARLitb, Ap0thaeatv &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-01

COLDEN'S WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
NJ 800 BROAD STREET.
having disposed Of nay old stock of Shades al
action, have just opened large and beautiful
assortment, al new sIy les:
40 Gold Border SHADEs, only rs eents, with In
Z. tares.
ST Gold and Velvet, 81. 90, worth ss.e9;
10 uold and Velvet Centre, 81 .ss. very rieh;
tod Light and Dark Landscapes, sfA cents only
GO large Gilt Framed PARLoR PICTURES. dif
terent scenery, at the low price OF ". o., worth
- 20,
1000 PIRk SCREENS, st Is cents each;
SEQ WINDOW COkNiCEo, from Is cents To rs 90
English, German and American OIL CLOTHS, ali
widths, and very cheap
Tall at the Dry Goods and window shade De.
Dot ~ lap s-smi VI 00LDEN. ga hrnad II
, 1861-10-15

the ntneYA1 treafnrv lIttle effort and thA fneuT
.,+,on ~ h,osa-rv rv;e. vf,t.d ai,n teGn1t
~ ~ ecntrtsntions r. % tts err ffoaa thss chnrctss
..sr-,- s..~s -. ns-..s.+~s.. ~ ,s.1.
VIZ ,eo9 ns1 ~ toe1s ee..e .-.Ss.4~- = .-.ss.
=, Inc 1ouoM11s PeI'osa<zas Eolnoassoe7 "efe
then aPpoo1eo, VIZ
- On Ndacation-:Rey. J. 4 Wight. Chairman:
ReI AA1vey cq5t1s. T., hsY: a heaL, Asy. X
3; 49, (; II Hia11n. ~. sx14eater Tind
uaSiyy.s @Ae' 49, A'' AAo1s' e@A@' - 49,
Ho,Ts H;ssions-Rey, e. NJ Humphrey, d, D.,
Chairman; ReT. z. W. Patterson. b. D., Rev. j.
Wight, Rev. A. Swazey, Rey: Harvey Curtis, D.,
Rev. r. B. Holmes, G. B. Nelson, D. q. Holt, r.
, 1861-10-15

MONDAY K1xAMa, Oct, H.
FREIGHTS-Acttve and steady. The engage
wheat. Al 2lHc. To o0s1ego: Btlg Robert BaE1s,
r Rnhalo: Behr1one STR, wheat q 16Ae; schEs
ot the Lake,, brig e. r Williams, bark David Nor
rfs, schrs Comet and Phala1ope, cotn, At 144e;
sage Kehe 5 9o 15S Z pR FIN .tgq
Bailey, wheat, Ito load at Waukegan7) at 17c~ To
Port Colborne: Bark Canada, corn, 1T 14Ae.
xst2s da saa cSr s' sss s 5 BE e IT,
a eR9 sfs 8 as Ss Sris 81 = 1a1 ssa5
49, s' gs dei 1ss ag sS sf en- e
WREAT-Recefved, 1s8.1os bu; shipped. 1850
hi @s.a4 Mzs SSpR Sc n e MSs II
1000 bu do at sc; 30 bu No ! Red in store
ssze SO @ pu do 10 1T e sse e 81 sFszeis s COO ou No
ba % i 7sse; i oos 81 10 s9fins q On -
90 Ra % % u It ts5S zS @ b do ESQ 81
Rejected In store at SIC; 1000 hu do It 6Qc; 1900
bu do ct 6le.
bu Market steady. salea Il, ,ooo bn canal Mixed
At es35c aaoat; 10000 bu do at a4c t. O. b.; 60oo
hn Mixed In store at &C; 5000 hu short receipts
OATS Recsived, s,23s ba. Market firm salcs.
500 bu No. In store at 16:-
RiFRece1Fed, s, 3S3 bu. MssEet firm. S3led,
SCn bu No. in store at SOC
Received, 5,551 bu- In good demand
and firm. Sales 50 bs So choice at 4ec del
TIMOTHY SEED-Dun and depressed In coz
sequence Of the advance in 1relghss Sales, u aks
at 81 IS
H1GuWINES- Quiet Sales 50 brls city in los
at 15c.
EkEsS BEEF-Noni1al at $500; extra mezg,
380e.
NESS P0RK-Nomina1 q! $11 50@1ao0.
| 1ARD-30 pkss Country Leaf at TIC. .
TALLOW-ln good demand and firm at 7K@
/ Tic.
HIDES Advanced 16Kc-- We quote: DIT
lint, 1sG1eAc; green ealted, 6@64c; green
| country, 5Ql5Ac.
PoTAT0Es-sca1ce, and in good deznand at 45c
! per buehe1.
/ s@11c
EGGS-In fair demand st t191sc per dozen.
| POELTR1-Gbtckens, $1.25115 50 per dozen
| turkeys 1850 per b.
BEaNS-35 brls choice at 81 50.
/ APPLES-50 brle choice at 81 %.
, 1861-10-15

Upo, Las.rs 10 Ssf 4 iusaser, s,ass Il hiding, 9n
thisgIes, 10 hr3e ea1t-
Ies. n tGu .coAl, 16y4SQ b4 marble.
Msris. Kxnkxkee, 9,1ok It lumber. as It sidtag,E
CSesa1, K6uk1keA
! srT,ic. m Trt1, 4i prls salt. 400 pfckets.
Ganre1 Nnyrff /. TO n furniture"
j L Aiaxa1de1, L0ckpo1t, 18 600 Ds mdze, 1l0o Ds
naiis Am 1bR fz1nitme+
, 1861-10-15

Totl.--.- 5530 1850 1333a5 80. So. .,..
There was good attendance on Change today,
and with better supply Of vessels, business was
brick. The tone Of the leading markets WIS firm,
but there were no material alteration III prices.
There waa an active inquiry for Wheat, and the
market advanced &c on Spring. Winter Wheat
was in especial request, and prices advanced 1@2c
per hushel. OF all grades, about 13o, 900 bushels
changed hands, at 95c for MOL White; S7lssc fos
No Red; S2@s3Hc for No. 2 Rcd 7SH@79Hc
for No. Spring ard 7aD74c for No. Spring
the market closing firm.
The recent advance In railroad freights OF eOc q
h1l hada depressing influence On the -four market,
which was dull and inactiye-buyers and aelte.s
being generally 1o015c apart. The ea1es were
Light, at $3T0@3 IS for fair to good Spring e1tras,
aid sao0 for sprirg super.
There was q good shipping inquiry fer Corn, and
the market Was active and steady at 23ac for ca
nal Mixed afloat; 21H@2ac for Mixed in store;
and 1Sc for Rejected In store-the market cloaing
firm.
Oats were ecarce and firm at 16c. Rye was in &C
tire request At 30c for No. in store. Barley was
firm. Timothy Seed was dn11 In consequence Of
the advance In freishts and the Gales were trfing
at $135. uighwines quiet. Hides have advanced
z@Kc-
The recent heavy 1afus hare damaged the potato
crop in the Northwest quite seriously, and the
market has advanced to dc per bnshe1
There Was good supply Of vessels and freights
were active and steady at 1480t5c for corn to
Buffalo; e0c for corn and &c for wheat to Oswcgo
and a14c for wheat to Kingston.
ELoCR AND GRAIN N STORE.
The following is the estimate of the Board Of
Trsde az tn The smnunt nf E1nrr md Grain IN
, 1861-10-15
T0HN 2, KELLOGG & CO.
Ke. IL Katef Street, NtW York,

OFsER FOE sAL1, fRoK UEI1p sTAIK8 BosDxo
TAK1AorsK or THKIK OWE lMFoKrA1toa.
CO4NAC BRANpES -otsrd. DupHy d 4 e e.
and efghtha4
ROCHELLE RRANDIES-Psnevoi'in 4. sag
netpe ]. Z. Kellogg Il Co. and other efanoes oArx
Aud pale. IN the us111 packAgeA
HOLLAND GIN r. Kellogg Co.'S ScGie aHto
and Wee Dg0n Il pipeS ttife6Qr. pipes and casea
RVM-st Crctx snd Jaualca -eeleetsd brands
MHlShYS-Me11 1nB Irish md R41nts5 3 oGo1Ga.
W1NEsS-Rdft HherIy. Mndeir1- BoxdeAa1- Aoe<.
and 0theIA of VARIOUS grades
OI1-f1ne BoEteaux Table. In csoes and paskeSa
, 1861-10-15

07Ln ,,,,.,t ~ 4ho ro-,,,;tta. ~ 41,o Ctafo
=. nc Gpst ~ ss s raudaa hT the sddItior "
the I'd resa1ntion' xas then taEen m and
ndonted unsnimorg]y.
4 motion requesting the Stated Clerk to
send copy Of the report and resolutions on
the Slate OF the country 70 the PRESIDENT OF
tne unlteo o.aass W. W. se5sssos a a .,.+ +h,s
ca oon ,sroooe3 r. eiect ae1e9afes ~ the asatar
s5no5: no5 p ~ foiiows:
a eN 11--ro,s-psv rer4 rr,xsn,d
A,teInateMRe1. NJ. Brown, Of Bloomington.
, 1861-10-15

PORT OF CHIC GO.
1-o,> s-.>,,,.,..,,. AREIyEDi tR;.a. ;;:ost Il.
Bark Fame, Harvey, Port Huron, 100 m lumber,
BE- BE- Bss es M91 EN- Ra e:3ss r. ssr sSs c,,
Bark Nichols, Graves, Buffalo.
Bark Pacific, Young, Green Bay, 80 m lumber,
Bark Canada, Mellon, Port Colborne.
Ba1k Is Prince Of Malss Graham 1 Port colbosoe.
EEE GsPgg9a GaDB B.satne Rns go Sn9a 6sR5 c0
Brig Commerce. Lock. Buffalo. 500 bis salt.
B5ig Edig & Bay CITY, Trip Port Pert. colooFne 2ooe
bs7. bsso @ 9s sa ss
Schr z Morey. Mcdonald, Buffalo. 1000 brla sal;.
schr T Rich, 19graham. Buaa1o. 900 bIls salt.
sehr Gaasen oya Be 60 bls sat
sehr Ihomaa @ kfngsford, Tomkinson, Oswego,
$3.50 bzls salt.
sehr Eagle Wing, Whitney, Wallacebasgh, 1ss eds
se isSy "a Off Lakes Stevens, Buffalo, 1000 nrls
sehr sSaat6eslaad. Petzs, St Joseph, 3 N lamser.
schr Ben Stevens; Brown, St Joseph, 40 cords
schr Annie Thorian, Anderson, St Joseph, 70 N
scnr Jane Louisa, Davis, Manitowoc, ~ cords
sehr Monsoon: @ r. Harris. satfalo, 1as N lumber.
Scbr Africa Martin, Buffalo
Schr Geo Davis, Deott, Baffa1o.
s. h1 pretto, Wilcox, Buffalo, 100 tons cosl.
Scbr Dottan, Do1tap, Buffalo, 1900 br1s salt.
ssbr sb IRE oa raray Bnf!o aoo brl5 5 5slt
'sthr \: 1idian, woolnough. Mil@snkee.
schr PhaIanoRe, EDglIeh, Buffalo, $50 tons coal.
sehr Taien, Has, Bufao, 10 n innbsF, ,s Io ffom
sehr cot5espo1dent, pcnahoe, Bna41o, 1856 tons
sehz Grey Esg1e. rez1it, Buffalo, 1000 braa salt.
S 1d i
sehr caEr1ngton' Hamilton 0aWego, 1so bb1s
schr Jehn Warner, sIaaning, Buffalo.
| sehr Albany smiih- sand Bay, 60 eds wood, lao m
sehr new Pf5s1s asnpsbira, PHI Wgan, Bakeve, 70 cds
sctr Rambler, Pugh, Kewanee. g eds woed
sehr Maseilon, Floyd, Buffalo, 1860 bzls salt.
Prop 1ow. Hunt. Saia SLEEPER So hi. 5s; SIS i 81.
Prop susaneSanne eSa Webse9 Bao, sao brls
nouf, 5000 bu wheat, 15o brls lard, $50 kegs
Bark Dayid Norris Ke.r, Buffalo, Il, 500 bq corn:
Bark Naomi: Wood. Bnfsls, 1s oe9 lsa b. sheat sh
sehf Jehn Warner, Manning, Buffalo. 1900 bu
Sch, cs4.inston, Hamilton, Bps1,, Il 900 bn corn.
scbr Lone sts1. Jemison, Buffalo, 15.oW bu wheat.
sch1 Ethan Allen, Morris, Buffalo, IT, COO hn corn+
schr wellington, Simpson Buffalo: 1850 bu co1n-
schz ? Don. Keshe ssarnta. 4. .0oe bu wheat.
sehr kisgstord, Tonk1ns, osweso. 1900 bu
fsdy i d. 1 kes, sessaS Stephens Buffalo, $1,000
Schr Sutherland, Petrie, St Joeerh.
sebT Jane Lo1i.a, Davis, Msnitcxoc-
sehr Aies Martin osTsge L so 20 Pn n1, whest hsf
Seht Presto Wilcox Buffalo, u.a09 bu wheat.
, 1861-10-15
pASTURE-TAME CIR ASS
TEE UNDERSIGNED Has
5000 to 4,seo Acres Of Superior Pasture,

F1lne.psHy Timothy. Blae at.ss aad ss Es1,IeP wsa
psign County: Minas, FOE RKNE
p7taes hhstnk la1e droves q G.ss :. Sa o1
peEmonth. II desired N1anEeme13 eaA % aA03 a9<
teedlng Com during tho 1tate5 tnS G59R % 1niss
Apply to n L. 6UIIIVANT, Hou7ss: GAaMe easga
, 1861-10-15
anTaHk1aIEit{&.
AEcVICKEK,S

MI CIV 4CAGR - IHE Il ATRE
AsA lad1on street, between s<ats and Dearborn,
Iae Manager ~ he p1eetuze Of announcing to his
pAtrohA that he has effected ENLARGEMENT With the
celebrated arttst and SHAKE9PER14N COMEDIAN
A6r.
"ho will spear IN his world renowned performance of
FALST AFF..
IuEsnAY: Oct 18th. viii be presented 1or the
tor3eal play. In nyc aet Of
KING HENRY ",
1 comprising of The Bsttle Of Shrewsbury, and the
eath q 6etspoE, ard icludng Vii the ra1aarksbis
Rebellion IN thIsland shall lon. ,ta uxv
Meeting the cheek Of aach nnnthrr AZ az
And elnce sheit business 80 far fsir IA adsone
Sir Join Falst1n. oe ~ roH
EKAEp VA4fE... JZy3rx uTow1
To conclude with tie petite comedy cf
TIE e M A u HIED d R&KH
BITE
NI. Ayefs.
Mr. Hackett Will appear during the week in SERIES
OF his celebrated characters.
~ s5atz esn be secured for the entire week. -a9
, 1861-10-15
MARINE lNTELLI9HNCE.


y1sgx1s PAtsHa rBnouaH TEE W1I1ANo ca
following lit Of Vesaals passing through tho "sf
, 1861-10-15

On the 18th i1st II, a., wife OF R NcC1e7ey. aged
10 yEarE.
Funeral frofL the late residence ~ Thru AYeane,
on Wednesday next at ocl- ck, 2. Fr1esda Of the
family arc respectfully invited 70 attend,
, 1861-10-15
MONETARY.


-: :. NumKK Ev111Es, Oct. Il, 1851
Ths week opens with good prospect Of mnre
active business than was realized during most Of
lat week. Vessels were sc4xea shipments Were
comparatively light, and the demand for money
mach below the ability Of bankers to supply It.
It IL expected that more vessels VIII clear for be-
low this week, and moro funds viii be needed to
handle the pr0dRee. Bankers viii BE- able to sup
11y III necessities Of customers. They are glad to
ret Ill the New York produce bills that offer. p:
Exchange il not quite 30 plenty; but outatae
rates are still par 2ad H. The bankers charge 4,
and come Of them are charging fraction above
On emal bills. Gold, Erouud lots Il; enaaller par
GELS 81 a per cent. premium.
Very little paper ia purchased outslde the banks
Rates nominal At 10@f5 per cent per annum.
NuwAGEEE.-The following Is from the Ekzti-
nel Of this morning:
Last week closed On an easy money market, the
chief features being IN abundance Of exchange,
and, 60 far ae the wants Of produce dealers Vas
coocerned, q plentiful supply Of currency. The
amount Of business done, However, did not COZ
duce, the state Of the market tending to restrict
operations, and was not hardly test Of the abit-
ty Of our brokers IN that direction. Quotations
previous week. to-w1t: ! Q cent. premium at the
tsafs E@x sens S9sd hs sqs1eg Ssshes sansd Esd q
ems sas TIE sSfe shag e
ury notes begin to circulate pretty freely. They
Is gold.
ea5s:-
The money market closes a weak OF unusual
depth of feeling against our present Eystem Of
banking, and from what has really been inaugu.
rated, we think we can discover the dawning Of q
bette, sy,tem ef hnanee than M IL The "bankanls
, 1861-10-15

Returned ffeM WaSA19Gton.
! Hon. IsAAc N. ARNOLD, Member Of Con
gzess from thls District, retarned from W'ash:
ipgton On Saturday s7uaing, whlsh plaee be
left On Thursday. Ha SAYS that everything
betokened active host1ifies at very early |
date. Gen. Mcclellan was ready to give batt1e |
to Beaurega1d whenever the 1atter would |
"meet him half WAT" Mr.. Arnold visited
Washington for the purpose q urging the
Government to send arms to the West, and to
look after the location Of the Government
A1mory for The West Pittsburgh has put In
her claim for the A1mofy, and Viii make
strong fight for 1t, and may succeed in having
the manufacture Of ordnance located there.
HI. Arnold found . strong feeling a1nong
many Members Of Congress whom he met
from New England, New York and the North
west, in favor Of locating the United States
Annoy at Chicago. Much viii depend upon
the activity Of the citizens Of this place.
Unrala Issssrs.
The following letters, detained in the Chicago
Post Office for postage, win be Forwarded to tbs
Dead Letter Office, Oh Monday next, unless the
! postage ia previously paid. Call 1t the room Of
the Dead Letter Clerk. up stelr7:
Mrs. ?; Clary, fremont House, Chicago.
I, s. Gsie sizs d Co., chieago' H.
c. Cometock, Is
| r. b. Clarke, $
| Danl Gage, Ottawa. H.
| Miss u. T. Clarke, OsWego, I'll.
| A. Stepheneon, Sycamore, III.
fsPt sE e.; MSeRga Fs5t .;a Scott <. T.
H. A. Work, Plymouth. Ind.
, 1861-10-15

p-nrer1pan;a The first instalunent of these |
vretchei, hacks. some $50 in number, arrived |
frou Pittsburrb On SUNDAY last, designed for |
f,o1 Rrarkett,s Cavalry. Thev were OF all col |
o1s ard sizes, and afflicted with almost every
disease in the catalogue Of horse distempers.
We understand that MANY of the soldiers are
ready to mutiny before they will mount such
scarscro1s and if there is any good cause for
nnt;nv T., tha o-n,v we eemceiye this to be
49, nd. +ho c;-c1,e+ances
~, pS..1.os+ 1aaa- ~ ars f,,,no the oaa-.
~ 1850 go, ,s ~. sasa =. ana nnrchasod
, - a. ,a-, s,e.t o,,a1~
liz for tte ervice- when he resolved tele-
- ho...a r.o,1a ha a,nt
sg'apuie alspa'cu 4ta1 n.e p"1+ -" who
~ aon ri''eou.e1 ~ 110 - :. 1aa1.. a. T.
sen' tne" nou.as 1uo"s @ pana-
eolne oae ~ ao1aoA4'J % I ~ -, .ao,;
s1i'an1s - ~ wv e Tsa.a psn-s1,..,r;a
nee ~ LUG oo' -,. sas. ~ nor.-,noot eros
netse1' a. e, ,,stsa- nnoe On forc,shed
49," A,-n II n.s,saa +,o .os+ ~ tra,s,,,r.
ae,e 4o4 -s...t ~ h,-a.. frotn p;+te-
49, ~ ~ c,,1ssa aeaaot h. -,noh 1.a. 80,
euen e..r +seosans ~ a 5o,,sn ~ ~ '>0 '''@
".S Ee~-o 49, -;.h+ +o as,o,a +h.t +h.
fYn,4 ,nno3rn h,voGf 5a ~, ta do~sHo1
es .ss .x~ as,,.ts-a ~ - sassa. - es. ~ 49,
non w = Fe .S~A1 -. 1880 ~.,, ~ 49," 80. -
~ $50 49,. ~t.s...xa hs..a 49,. - 49, .on
'~me1e Auo o.As1e Wv n.se ue1ees " es!'
e'%1 LIE money ~ psy iof taeln oe eoe'aalsn
nefe' aHo especially "nen tae ar1icle ooaghs
here Is much superior IN quality and to be OBJ
1a,nea At lower PRICE
| "ellouee. "atnes ans m9te aots<Aesn' pA.'
psSae:.,o ~ paNs ~ haa ,uss sen. nse eos 70.
20 ~ +ha W. ~ 49, "a s,,s13 ,e.,a nu w. .e ~
;es4sa,ss ~ hss~s 1a.t, s.as ". ~
- ~ ~1<''- >N' ''Ao f1'
49, ~''>N -....
sag 0aee e Gt @ DGt0xato8crOne @G r1oe9 more
Yesterday sfternoon the Coroner waa c.1,ed
n to,d ~ 1nonse, nnon NE hoav NJ :, ntt1e
~. fon- res-s c15 narnea W,3,,e hfo,r vho
u.. droxned cear tbe Wells atraet br,aoa
The ,Itt1e f-l1ox vas. .on of sannel Mohr.
4iFlng AT NO. La Aapzle ssfee1, ana "as
bright Intelligent boy. He had strayed away
ron home and vas probably at piay IN one o.
; tee boats fastened to the dock, near the bridge
: when the sad accident overlook him. Howas
. IN the water but very few minutes, snd Wheu
t 1eSen out still hal life. There we're no appn
= aIces at haud for his reatoration, however, anG
:; although the bystanders used every means II
: their power to revive him. and eumr1oned g
!. ! physician, before he arrived tha noor bo,
, 1861-10-15

4 Ps,ter a. SSau, Sseraru,anta Tat1a1' Ts1 W.
~1' 08~'"u1sto' e"'
sf1oEks bAI1ooS1se.-A curaous' out not
unusual spec1acie IN th1s locahts, WAS ooserV-
ed On Sunday, During the entire day the air
wes deoea1v f;l1ad nth a uh;to aoz-,1;ta anh-
-v1 y, :" ~ "AA.S' ~ ~, w .11 a1
ssAnce' resembling cotton' IL attacneo iIsen
clo,pipg Of pedestrians. floating ont mon the
h,aeno = 49,, at.oo.,a,'. NJ. s.t,t..s. -.
49, - ~ eaae40' 1ns ouo..'AAee eau1e
1lom me south and Travelled rapidly over the
city, both IN compact masses and long fine
sfreamera, OF most delicate and glossy ap-
pearsrce. The masses when examined were
as white as snow and very glutinous. Each
one OF them containing, snugly coled away,
little spider, vino had evidently broken up his
southern camp after the frost Of cfsaturday, and
1ss bal1ooning it northward. The curious
spectacle attracted universal attention and
e]icited much comment, some taking it for
granted that the Southern cotton-fe1ds had
broken loose snd were sending their contents
ncrthward. 1t was, however, nothing but the
~ ~ -on.e 0p.e.a 1--1-S~4 ' ss1.s "n.sn
se .Ie . ae.;s1 IS ~ 'e 80 'AS' DAo>1D ~ ~
>@N~ ~'S''~&N 'N@' .-o-'.
Ey- The Richmond ENQUIRER announces the
aIr1Tal IN Richmond of Sir James Ferguson
laws h-3ncs ~ p'.as;daoF na,-;e frar, ~,
gaAee o1tns9 ieaLs1 ~ I1eslagnt 59 uas5 llua Tl
don. a. D1Qiey mann. now ~ EUROPE" Inc
slight objection to this fashionable intel1i-
geEce' is that there Ia only one person named
Knight in the Britiah Parliament, namely, Nr.
FTeeeIick ees @ MlDn Knight, Wao rePIessAn @ 3 west
ns. mostes.esie, ano anat ~ onty h9gaL u
Great Britain with title lB 6lf Arnold James
knight, Of Nottingham. who f5 ID. D., but not
~ r. The Rtchm ind ENQUIRER Will please try
sosin.-phifn1elnhi p4ess
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1t ls more than probable that the absence OF
a cfmrr a in t1e ahoye article acrorntg fnr mn
apparent discrepancy. The person referred to
IL n-oh.h1p g;r 1a1,aa Ea-onaon Kn;rh+ ns
, 1861-10-15

FALSE A1.AR1.-Ihe alarm Of fire, about
k7x o'clock last evening was fk}se.
, 1861-10-15

CoxfRMAT1os.-The rite ct confirmation
VIE administered to eight persons On Sunday
last, by B.shop Waltehouse, At Trinity
Church.
, 1861-10-15

CnAKaE or QuARTERs.-The Light Guard
Band haye removed their Office to No. 93 Ran
3clph street, where thsy win receive orders
for rusic.
, 1861-10-15

BuRGtART.-A wood office at the west end
pf Van Buren street bridge was broken into
Last night, and : clock and 1luld lamp carried
of By the burglars.
, 1861-10-15

TIE MALPRACT1cE CAsa--The evidence In
tie malpractice case, Farrell u. Caldwell, now
In hearing in the Superior Court, Will probahly
be finished and the csse given to the jury to-
, 1861-10-15

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
foR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER Il, 1861.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. IA, 1861.
The receipts Of Live Stock at the various yards
, 1861-10-15

CIRCUIT CoUBr.-The Circuit Court com
menced its sessions for the October term yes
terday morning. The call Of the common Inv
docket commences this morning at No. 664,
with Jury.
, 1861-10-15

Sad ACCmEET.-Mr. Dalton, swischman
on the Alton end Chicago railway, was knock
ed down by train Of cars it the Ewing street
crossing Saturday night, and had leg and an
arm broken and hip dislocated. He was car
ried to his home, where he low lies in criti-
, 1861-10-15

~ a meeting Of ladies interested in the
Industrial School in connection with the City
Mission, for the purpose OF teaching poor
girls to sew, is requested this afternoon, at 3
O'Clock. at Mrs. Dr.. Allport's, No. 50 Wash
IDgton street. E. B. little.
, 1861-10-15

TRo1.-A trottirg match comes off this af-
ttruoou on the Garden City course, between
Belle Of the West" Of St. Louis, and <'John
Mccormick" Of Chicago. Mile heats best
three in five, In ha1aeas.
, 1861-10-15

TIE GRAVE OF DouGLAs.-A very neat pho.
tograph Of the last resting place of Senator
Dongla5 is Just published by j. R. Walsh, On
Madison street. Price only twenty-five cents.
, 1861-10-15

The following is the estimate Of the Board of
Trade, as to the amount Of Flour and Grain In
atnre IN fT5s r1tv.
, 1861-10-15

The following letters, detained in the Chicago
Post Office for postage, win be Forwarded to tbs
Dead Letter ofice. on Mondag next, unless the
postage is previously paid. Cali 1t the room Of
the Dead Letter Clerk up stair7:
Mrs. ?; Gla5y, fremont House. Chicago.
, 1861-10-15

TIE TIC McQuEKs.-The guahoat Nc
Queen, f4rneray the tug Mcqueen, Of this
port, is now lying at Detroit, being painted
and repaired. She will soon be in condition
to receive her armament.
, 1861-10-15

kaat O'Br3en and Inessnste named Mcintyre,
vent upon sP1ee Saturday night, and did not
return to tie vessel until three o'clock Sun
osy morning. After they had gone bslow
CBFien remarked that he should be obliged to
30 On deck before he turned in He went into
the fore chains from whence he fell into the
river snd was drowned.
The deceased shipped at Kingston on the
18Th OF August He was asingle man and had
> mother living IN New Brunswick. Pe1sons
interested in the etectA Of the deceased. viii
address Coroner James, Chicago.
PERSONAL H. CLARK, E. D. Worcester.
Mr.. 8, Worcester, Albany, N. T.; Edward 4,
Bowry, Baltimore; P. z. Roach, 8. D. Paul,
Henry Crocker, J. Worster, n. a. johnson,
Bostsn; 2. Wernwsy, Philadelphia; Henry
Kirk, Buffalo; J. D. s. Montague, E. n. Ban
ngton, Hrgstop, n. T.; DsTid Glbeon, Gin
cannaa; Hon A. C. Fuller, springfeld7 Capt
Eddy, e. .. 4; Edward Everett, Assistant
QuasteFraaster General c. S. A; Jno. s. LOOM
Is, spemgaeld; h c. Hollingstorth, Peru;
JEc. Van No1t1iek. Bztsyta; &, G, Tucker
man. Racine Mrs. ~. B. Hubbard, Mrs. E. G.
Hbb.rd and family, Milwaukee; Lieut. HG
Bull, Q. 8. A-,Bt. Louis Ralph Cheney, Hsrt
ford, Ct; z. Woods and wife, Columbus, Ohio
y. b. Bailhache and family, Springfield, m.
8. Haske1l, st. Louis; s. B. Scott, J. La Due
ssmes Iudd ddtngtop, Chas. D. Webber, Muwau
kse; L. ?. Sawyer. Joliet; Dr.. Henry Wing
CeAsnRwood, are among the arrivals at th
T1tnont House,
1Hk CoaoRs FOR TIE NORMAL REGIMENT
, 1861-10-15

t1xkSAEkh@. .tEf. Ii.
C1artnda. lasale, W1s3 It lumber, 10 4, ahiaEies
Central CITY, lAsa1e. IS 800 Il lumbar, 80 N Iathl
100 rs sundIies, 10 h provisions.
, 1861-10-15

~ We ar glad to be informed that Lieut..
Shanby, late Of Mnlligan's gallant Irish Brigade,
he rot being on parole, ID going to enter the fed
again, and Is about raising company, to be at
taehed to Col Lyneh:s regiment. We would
urge all Of his old friends to join his command
known to need any comment from Us.
, 1861-10-15

PnoMoT1oS.-The correspondent Of the
New York HeTa1d states that Capt. Barker Of
this city has been promoted to . Msjossh1p,
with authority to raiae 9 squadron OF cavalry.
We tu1st he will not be made Brigadier
General, and lose all his usefulness thereby.
There is euch thing as killing q uan with
kindness.