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, 1861-09-10

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e95Tency, unlesS othc'loise stated.
MONDAY EVENING, Sept. Q.
FREIGHTS-Active, and close 11c higher. The |
saS4Se Seb4 Fofenee Wheat. at 16Xc To osdsnsSaEsh
-sehz 1ersla, corn, RIG sarnis, at 1THs: TO O.
wego-Sthr Oneida Chief, wheat at tic; sch:s
To Tcrt co6ofne-Two Canadian schooner5,
corn, at 111@::, To Bufalo-Prepeller Neptune
xhsat At 1sf proRsir cuyahhes2 chra oats
the Morning and Ketchum. wheat at 12c: barks
City of fMilHaukee and Cleveland, brigs E " Cross
MohsSan ard RSbeft , hurRs ses5s Ua1e
Eagle, Zen Flint $ l;o1inson, Sweepstakes, )
Newhouse. Invincihle, Echo, and five standard
vessels {n2mes not giyen ali With corn at 7!ze
xa5s 4 PSelf S Ssh 5
FLoTR-Receiv.d. 1,so7 bris. Market steady.
ss M @ es shoee Do Shts ws5 s1s St = = AL
DC GS1'a at fRass saso sRe1? ae1 % sTs cenns1s,s!
ts7ia XXX: at IS s. ael: 100 bEIs :. CONG" q
p t: IN br1s Magnolia at s. Is del; 100 brls
I sStfs R # ds 20 eTs ae I9sS }S
br1e Radiant 1t $s Is tr.ck; Id br1s Mo:
hawk ct g 70 On trssk; 1qo HFls ne5ggS st
SOO brls f:OaE Grove at 50 45 del 60 brs State
Mills" At "a G2k DEL 3l6 hrls medium spring extra
e:s so @
Inc s. 20 on tack; IS nr]s fair spins supc5ane
WHEAT-Received, 1871 ,o59 bu shipped 119, ,5s1
N@1c. Sales were W1SrER-2500 bu No. l Red
i store at TIC; 1900 bu do at ?614c; 400 6 bu No
/ 1White IN store On p t. sPnuG-soo bu North:
Club IN stoFe at 3 Ss seo2 bq No 1sooa
bu do at &c; 5000 bu No. Spring IN store at
6,Ac; aoCo0 bn do at 611c; ,oo0 ba DO At ~ G1c ;
100 bu DO at So2zc 1oeo bu do at 6o1<c; 400 bu
salea by sample, 124 bags extra Club At zoe On
track; 4 bags spring at. 74c cn track; go bags
sslket sa shd saS see epPe 81!
ed at RI Kc afoat 6sodO bu Canal Mix At &C f.
Oh; 10000 bu Mixed II store at 20c' 15'oeo bush
''tl1S 4ATs-Receised @ d i, 7,G15 bu Market &c lower
Sales 5coo bu NJ. 1 in store at 13;Hc; 155 sks at
RYE Received s. bn; shipped sss5 bu. Mar.
ket steady Sales 1coo b1 10. ~ store q! PC:
d a. So @ n :, az quiet n'
TIMoTHY SEED --iteceived o,as9 i0s. Marke1
firm and active. Sales 20 bags prime at $l.50
II iei SS & ss zse 81
st. It sa.ss - '[ls ''aD''s 49, A'' '''e ~'''
ssSe&'nd' hEss F9fKwSomina} It IS 1851 $SSSi No de
mana.
: TALL0W-14 brls prime city at &c.
: HIDES Market steady. We quote; Dry Flint
sH@9c; Dry Sailed 7@74c; Green Sailed AZ csc
GHantEy sM@4fS Sesxr and market vcrv u,
: Sale. 150 brls Michigan at *125@1: SO. -
PEAcREsEsupply heayys with saes OF OF caa ~
= Il. rs for medium to choice. Choice Alton, $1.2
015o per basket. 1a,-
! RITTIFR-Ehcice 1lfFV in f1iF request at 1HG
, 1861-09-10

The 4AJ1ica, with Liverpool dates to the 1st In
slant, was telcgraphed this morning. Brcadstuffs
were reported quiet, but firm; Provisions tending
downwaras.
This news had no pcrccptiblc effect on the lead
ing markets, which have still downward tendency.
There was great activity to-day in fIeights and as
the rates at the close advanced &c per bushel, the
markets dropped in about the same proportion.
There was fair inquiry for spring wheat -four,
and the market was steady and tolerably active:
hut winter wheat brands continue dull and de.
pressed. About ZOO bz1s Of all grades changed
hands, at IS 4p@425 for common to choice spring
extras 81 81 for choice white winter extras; $s 40
for winter supetdnc; and $2.sQ63 10 tor spring
super.
There was 4 fair demand for spring wheat at tho
opening, but under the heavy reccipts-l2s,e0
5aEaels-the market declined 4@1c, and closed
dull. Winter wheat was quiet and neglected
except No. White, which Is scarce. Upwards Of
100000 bushels Of all grades changed hands
at 7G53@77c for No. Red; G706sc for
No. Red; 67c for Northwestern Club; t5@651c
for No. Spring, and 01S@6175e fer No. Spring
Nearly all the spring wheat cold above 6ic and
Csc was for receipts III Flint & Thompson's ware
house-they having cffvred to deduct nc per bush
| e1 ,ou the storage Of wheat shipped from their
house today. Thisis the first sign of any dispo
sition Oh the part Of warehouaemen to reduce the
preecnt cxorbitant rates Of storage. II they nave
t any Intention Of doing any business next winter,
they must all lower their rates. and thus facilitate
| shipments this fall. Ii the warehousamen refaae
to submit to reasonable reduction IN their rates.
! then the railroads must do something, or they
nay lay up their rolling stock from the close OF
I navigation till next May OF June.
The Corn market to-day WAS again dull, and
prices fell shade below those Of Saturday. About
0,e0o brt he]s changed hands, at 21zc fos Canal
Mixed afloat, snd 20e for Mixed in store.
Oats declined 74c per bushel-with rates at 131at
for No. in store. Rye was sold at Sc Timothy
Seed was in good demand and active at $t.4o@
150. Highwires were more inquired fof, ant
sales Of country were made at 1876.
| Freiehts were very active to-day, and at tn
| close rates advanced &c per bush5l. About tit
vessels were engaged at the following rates:-
Wheat to Kingston, 164c; corn to ogdensbursn
171xc; wheat to Oswego. TIC, corn to Osweso, 16t
wheat to Buffalo, 12@13c; corn to Buffalo, II 1112s
oats to Buffalo, hy tteam, INC
FLOUR AND 9BAIN IN STORE.
The following il the estfmate OF Mr.. Catllr
, Secretary Of the Board Of Trade, OF the amoul
of -four and grain in store in this city oday:-
F1our. hhls T5s5
Eheat buShe!R. n 'ai s5f ~
SoEuf . ..-...s.-- -s' "'aGS'o<0
Oats, ........--......... a3,l'0
Compared with the statement published wee
ago, there is decrease in the stock Of corn
about SOC, 600 bushels; Of wheat, $500 bushels
Of oats, 2o,000 bushels: and OF flour l,00o barrel
, 1861-09-10
MONETARY.


NoHnkY Ev1zu14. Sepe. .. 1ssa.
There was better supply Of Eastern exchange
to-day and the market WAS weaker. The sales On
the street we're generally at par, and at nc
banks A494 per cent prem principally 1t the IN
ride quotation
Currency II In good demand and the supply II
tcareely equal TO the requirements Of the produce
trade.
There is . good demand for Treasury Notes a1
98e; bst the supply is yet comparatively light.
N1w YoRK STocK MARxE1.-The following 8se
the quotations Of the New York stock marke'
today:
, 1861-09-10
MILITARY mATTERSs


2AVNN&N14A41
ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS The attention Of
ealed.to the fact that Lieut. ]. Rboni (ate Of the
Sardinian army, teacher Of Military Science,
Broad Sword, Stick an5 the Bayonet exercise, has
taken rGome in Mcllrcy's building. corner Of
Dearborn and Randolph Streets, where he may be
found at all hours OF the day. Lieut.. Riboni is au
experienced teacher and expert swoEdsman. An
opportunity to become acquainted with the use Of
these weapons is here offered to our volunteer off
cets such Us is seldom offered in any city Of the
Union. GIVE him call. Terms according to the
times. T. o. Box 331T. twk*.
, 1861-09-10
THE MISSIONARY FIELD.
METHODIST IN CHICAGO.

EoT tuc Past 1t" Q&y6 our ClIy n2s Oeen tQo
scene Of excitement, Of intense feeling, among
those who have at heart the interests Of the
Methodist Missionary work in foreign Lands.
The Missionary collections in the
Eastern States having betn taken in the
Spring, the disturbed state Of the country had
not affected them bat for many causes, Incl
dental and local to themselves, the amount
raised had greatly decreased from previous
years. When, however, in the fall, tue !
vpr, in it's full absorbsnce Of every other !
feature, had disturbed the working Of the |
machinery Of every benevolent enterprise, |
the Methodists looked for help to the North
west, and to that alone. Having carried into !
Missionary lands their peculiar system of tin
erancy, and every station and district in those
| far lands being Of equal importance, none
occurred in which any could be cut of or for
any time delayed. Again, obligations had
| been incurred in good faith with the natives in
| the various colonies, among whom their opera
| tions had extended, only to be met by increas-
| ed appropriation and the sending forth ofmore
! labo7ers into the field. To curtal and bring
| Missionaries back, would take years time,
aud cost the year'a expenses Of a Missionary
there. To curtaii, would cost the labor al
ready expended. To eurtaA would seem to
sacrifice for naught the services already put
forth, the missions already established, the
schools already act out, the labors and So
cr.6ces Of the many already sent forth, the
lives and memories Ct those faithful ones,
whose whitened bones and solitary burial
! ,;,aces already bleachen and mark the sands Of
50 many foreign lands.
Bishop Simpson, whose Presidency in the
regular service would have carried him to the
coasts Of California, wos delayed in the har-
bor Of New York, by the Missionary Board Of
the church, and in view Of the necessity, in
!, | drced to spend his labors in the States Of the
:, Northwest Noble hearted vera the States :;
l noble hearted were the people; noble hearted
E vas the worker. 4 great work was to be done
. | there; great results were needed. To stop
! was death, to cI1tal vas destruction. With
r out cishonor, 70 work could be given the so
n l.y on account Of any internal couvnlsion
;. For this reason, Bishop Simpson has been
o 80 tc speak, stamping the field Of the North
west, directed by the active cooperation Q
the pastors in the different loo lities, to reaci
u the desired result, so that the MissionaE.
"A tielas of the MethodiGts in foreign land
= would not suffer- For this purpose the Bi5h
r. op has Travelled every night, spoken every day
n. many days twice, and will SO continue to d
ut for many weeks Jet. To the credit Of tn
20 West, be it spoken, this labor and this wor
he will not be, and already has not been, in vai1
r., To the credit Of the Methodist church be
H. said, that while many other denomination
IA will have to curtail in missionary operations
, 1861-09-10

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The Following 1os@efea octaane0 In inc CaGa&o
Post f}4ee for Postage, viii be forwarded to TIN
~e. T.s.s. ,aa,. ~, nonasv ,~~+ rr1a.e 4ha
Ueao Aestet o.oe' - .A', s-o"! W.
postage IL previously paid. cal atthe room d
the Dead Letter Clerk up stairs:
l.. e. 9e.o - Sas 1~@So' q
". ne4 y ali IT, IT Is
fasgD Tahg !" Har1ev
JonR r1,aa5s' E. hal5s' II
~! 4: .lt}a eL2a1EA. 49, q. !.
sa'an 51ss hsttF AaEirar atsS' = 70 cr,c,oo, nj,
Is1 Sol9n nSI1ros : ~ :" w. ~"tsos~' ~
~ IuGkgt IoHnso, o. ~, cent,,1;. M
:; T; vGmttnuR s,ns't Rn"Iar Hill III
L. L. eus mnuse % Tent1aI;s % n II
M19i u -; ra.4ae ~. Monrd t:;t,v III
Michael Granihan, Jefferson City, Mo.
Miss Very 4o!c9mn, SHERWOOD hica'
= G. Ha1t' Archibaid. o,
Rohi Crose State Zine. Ind.
jnnss Goding. Briebton. Mass,
, 1861-09-10

SECESSION BANKERs.-The St. Louis Democrat
Of this morning contains the following:
We we've furnished list by responsible party.
Of some eight persons who are prominent oWnels
81 e.D - eeaae aosng I'D and
treason, ard one or two Of them actually IN the
rebel army. We can give the names Of these ais-
ris1 the vouchers for our statement concerning
them. If the lines are to be drawn between
friends and enemies Of the Governmen1, 1nefe 10
most harm by furnishing the ''siueTs Of war
escape our notice, 8Ad bTeak our 1eeks to catch
the less guilty sInsll fry.
EXCHANGE IN ST. LOUIS. On Saturday last East-
EN- exchange declined to 55zGsc, and gold to GO
6Kc for Missouri currency. Treasury notes were
1h demand at aga per cent prem.
TREASURY NoGKa.-The n. 7. Tribune Of satuz-
day, says:
The market for six per, cent Treasury Notes,
outside the Stock Board, is very active and buoy
ant The demand comes partly fro1a insurance
companies, &c, for Investment, but mainly from
merchants, for the prymelt Of duties, and from
tarks, which anticipate profitable uae OF them
in October, when the second fifty millions Of the
loan must be taken. The Gales to-day have been
very large at as{ up to 93 at which iatrer price
$20,0Uo we're sold at the close.
| LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The Arahia'6 mail
brings some orders for American securities. The
| London Ecokcn1ist Of the 24th Of August thus no
tees the money market:
There has been yery moderate demand Tor mo-
pey this week, especially on the first few days,
| from the possibility Of reduction in the bank
| rate No alteration, however, was announced yes
| terday, but there appeared general Impression
that the movement has only been deferred for
week, gold continuing to flow into the bank, Ano
the foreign exchanges being again frmer. This
afternoon there vas & eliEht increase IN the dc
mand for money, but the rate In the open market
| 1tmalns at ~ per cent: Yesterday occasloha
traueat t1ons tctk Il.ee at fraction less-
| On the Stock Exchange, loAns on Govcrnmen
setu1ltits can be readily obtained at 25f to 5 pc
| cent Bankers and other capitalists Emo nave Dor
| rev pet money cu sock during TIE late pEcSaut
arpear to be NOW .aking up thul- loans.
TuG GoyEnSJEST LoAS,-The n. \. Horad
Saturday contains the following:
Government has drawn upon the 5anss ior n
other instaliment Of six per cent, or s. 100 09'
which i'll be paid by them into the sub'trcasar
! | tomorrow. Tits amo mt mahes tho total COL
&1a6CU,UC0, or 81 per cent pssd BY the banks O
; account OF their quota f$35, ,o0o:0oD Of the isaI
TEG enbE bEcsiptione iIom tue public are pro5ress1h
| Oh au increased scale Of both numbers OF the SUI
sc1ibers and the amounts subscribed, eT1dencin
that the treasury 10 nutes are taken by the sn
= plus unemployed funds Of the nation, not merel
Z iron patriotic enthusiasm, but because they ai
= urquestlorably IT,. safest and cheapest securla
, | Gil fhe market, AID which eau command money
: aII tjmce even il crisis or panic, more readl
i and on betttr terms than auy other IN this CITY,
:. EASK OF EsGLAND.-The statement Of the Bar
3 ci England {l.y thu Arabia} shows the follow1.
, 1861-09-10

Exchange and Banking House Of Kcdzie,
Alexander s Co, buy and sell Exchange, Gold,
Bank Notea, Checks, Drafts and Certificates Of De-
pceit. Illinois aud Wisconsin money bought and
sold. Drafts On every part Of Europe for sale.
No. 81 Clark street, Sherman House Block be-
tween Lake and Randolph. sepl0 st
P1A,sos- 1fynn vish to buy or rent piano, 50
to n. r. Kimball's, % Clark street. sep2626t
Cook T. aIcLain, 1a3 Clark street, arc clean-
ing and dying lsdies silks, shawla, &c, at the
| lowest possible prices.
| xSF AL ehculd not fail to read the advertise.
| ucls OF Prot. Wood in to~day's paper. mh-1y.
, 1861-09-10

MosoAY EVENING, Sept Q, 1851
The following are the receipts and shipments for
tie past furty-eight hcu,e:
aRcE1pT5 LAT FokTY-EIcHT HouH1.
, 1861-09-10

And uK9 pr0pDft1On fbf larger HLZe4 II feQufad-
Every Engine ID furnished with
JUDsoNs PATENT GOVERNOR YALVK
For Flour Mills We confidently recommend them ~
superior to any other style Of Engine, and they Will
save from IS to 50 per cent In Fuel
over the usual class OF poes IN uso in the West We
shall keep An assortment Of different sizes at ea-
tablishlnent where they may be examined and tha
Necessary I1ornat:en obtained regarding them Com:
start engines In any part ofths country. We sappJ
WATER WHEELS, eHAFTINa, GEARING. II.
AtverF low prices.
r. " BAXTER Il cos
NIL Furnishing Depot West Water street. betWBau
Randolph anG Madison Rts Chicago, Ill
Post Office aadrana Box 9yA. oc5<9-ly
, 1861-09-10
d I H d.

DIE d.
In this city On the 9Th inst. SiIAs V1CT0E son Of
s T. aid Adelia NJ. Dean aged sixteen months.
In Maiden, Mase., Sept. 9Th. ADDISON GAG,
COVE, agtd 5 wears, months and u days youngest
sou Of Enoeh Cove
, 1861-09-10

Daily Review of Chicago Market,


NOTE Quotations Of sales gxtsn in tbs .NarAet
T. n7rf are understood to BE- Tor good c0ngsrtsl4s
e9jTency, unlesS othc1l0ise stated
, 1861-09-10

L1TERArrRE.-Pericdics magazines, NH"
itsry b.cls, daily aod weekly papcrs, etc. are
:1Ya7s for sale st Na'sh's periodical depot,
cc7.tr Of MsG!scn street ard Custom House
, 1861-09-10

rzz- Gilb.rt, Sampson & Warner sell At
auction, this morning, at 81 o'cloes, at No.
SL.ke street, fine collection OF diamonds
itNei,y. &c.
, 1861-09-10

RtnorA1-Thc Mechanics Institute have
rsnoreG from ftc:r old quarters, in the block
IN South Clark, near Washington street, to
r;oa,s D:crk On Dearborn street.
, 1861-09-10

SAD ACCIDENT. William, Leery, waiter at
the Stewart House, was run over BY the u q
Gu. Railroad freight train yesterday evening"
near the freight depot Of that road, on the
Nor.h Side. lie was Immediately conveyed
to the City Hospital, where he received every
attention from Dr.. Gore, the County fhysl'
clan. Both his legs are frightful1y crushed,
ard in such manner that no hope Is left OF
his life. Owing to his intense pain, the sui
ferer Was unable to speak, only IL 1ncobefen1
ecuteucce, but sufficient was obtained from
him to know that ae has a brother employed
as on engineer upon the Illinois Central Kali
road.
The DEAF AND DUNE lNsT1TCT1oN.-Mr.
G;i;et, the Principal Of the Illinois Institution
fo: the Deaf and Dumb, at Jacksonville, is at
present in the city, and will remain few days
at the Sherman House. The parents and
| friends Of mutes i'll the city would do well to
! call ard confer with him. The benefits Of the
| Instilutior are entirely g:atuitous.
| DAN RIcE's GREAT Suow.-TLis evening
| Dap Rice will give his initial entertainment IN
I this city, continuing the performances after
noon and evening until Saturday next inclu
siye MIR. Rice gives an original and move
exhibition, ard has met With liberal enc2ur
agement elsewhere frcm that class Of person:
who ueually do lot support public exhibitions
4 STANDARD PREPARAT1oS.-Tbe Bite
Wine Of Iron, prepared by Mcssrs. Smith !
Dwyer, Druggists, opposite the Trench
House, is rapidly gaining favor. The ac
knowlcdged extraordinary curative power
Iron and Peruvian bark, prominent ingredj
ents in the combination, is beyond question
Read the following letter from ". Cunning
ham, Esq, the well known glass msnufacti
Ter Of Pittsburgh:
PIrTsnERsH, Sept. ., 1851.
Mcssrs. SMITH s. DWYEE, ChicGgo:
tt7.leuaen Enclosed hand you two do
Iars, 1or which you will please SEND me IN
! bottles II your Bitter Wine Of Iron. I p7t
cured bottle when IN your city aud hay
found it the best medicine in my case (paln i
th5 side). shall recommend it to al who ma
be afflicted in . similar manner.
an respectfully yours,
q ". CUNEIEoAAa1.
E Ga1ett5 S Medicated Paper, fresh suppl
xocc7xcS 1,y SzYoe-,t nr,suo;st State an Raudol,
, 1861-09-10

Drill MASTERS roR CAMP BuTLER.-J. Il.
Fle7c, ire late proprietor cf Floyd's Penny
Pei, AID NJ. NeCles@ey Of the original
Cnsesgc Z>us-ts, have been appointed drill
n.as!<ri 9; Cir;1: Butler, Springfield
, 1861-09-10

CLEARED. ....-.....Sept. Z.
Prop Ottawa. Warren sarlia, TO- 800 bu wheat.
sc1r Royer:- BRYAN, Co:l"r1e, 1s,0Q9 bu corn.
Schr s Paul, Mosher, Colbo1ne, ~ z 5s5 bu co1n @
scPr ESvsh Gs.; c3','nsweoa, 11sy nu COT
l3 uCU bu co1n.
schr J"1ie A Marsh, Barnes, Kingston, L 400 bu
| STIR Jessie, Larkin, Kingeton, ID 100 bu wheat
sehr $ Bates, Cannon MusEegon.
schr I1ue D. vmocrat, Thonpson' shehosgan.
| Scbr Racine, Brown, Green Bay.
Scb1 Glpsey, Jamieon, Nuskegon.
! schr Col Glover, AckeEman, Grand Haven
Sehr Tempest; Burns, Green Bay.
sc6r MEsaart*~, McGraw. Baifalo' st,0o0 bu corn.
Ser Ei Tempo. Hughes, Buffaio, S3Uo bu com
schr Robert = Campbell, Hanson, Daaalo I, 2o0 bu
sehr Geraldine, Mallon, Buffalo, Is 600 bu wheat,
schr n Jchuson. Eastw1ck, Buffalo, is, Iv0 bu
schr Eagle Wing Whitney, Buffalo, i, ,00o bu corn.
Schr Morning Light, 9ca, Buffalo, Is QUO bu corn.
schr Po1a5a, GalhgaR, BufFal9 70 '5o bn yheat:
Schr St james, Shay, Buffalo, IL, 800 bu wheat.
schr Monsoon; McGraw: Buf1lo, ., s35 bu rye.
sehr ' saaeo Wooa bata1o o il T b eeFa e2
Schr Magic McNanara, CollingWood, $500 bu
corn
schr Racer, Ryan, t'olborne II 600 bu corn
schr Dashing Wave, Esgleston, Ogdensburg, Is,
schr y nelsoa. Patten, oswego, 1s,47a bu corn
Sci1r E.mcu, N1cnC1son, OsNegO, l34S5U bu TQeat.
Schr Surprise. Morrison, Oswego, i. 400 bu wheat
Sept. 9Th.
Prop Lady Franklin, Hickey. St Joseph.
Prep Mohawk, Pheatt Buffalo. QUO hu corn.
Prop Tonawarda, Palmer, Buffalo, 2, 600 bu corn
1000 bbs flour.
Prop Neptune, Newman, Buffalo, 1900 bu wheat
1,010 bbls flour.
Prop Barber, Brown, Grand River.
Prop Mears, Ryt reon, Lincoln.
Sch7 Antocrat Grover, Buffalo, 15000 bu co:71.
schr 1ronaidcs, WadsWorth, Buffalo, 5000 b1
corn.
Scbr f II shoyer, sholobohm. Nuskegon.
: Schr " Hinsdale, Brown, St Joseph.
Sch1 Crusader Coates, Kalamazoo.
Schr Albany, Smith, Ccntreyille.
Scbr Clyde, Fellows. Buffalo, ID 900 bu corn.
Schr III Color, kimball, st Joseph.
Seb1 Geo Foster, Smith, Black River.
. Schr Speed. Cosg1ovc, b1uskeson.
schr Sutherland, Petfy. st Joseeh-
, 1861-09-10

PASSED DE7ko1r.-saturday-B Bound Ip-Props
Ircn City, Plymouth, Dunki-k; schrs. Meclterfa-
mean, Lewis Wells, Perseverance,, J. ?. MACK, Geo.
Steele, II. G. Grant, Persian, Miami, 6. L. New
BeuSD Dega..Props. EyeEgrssn city, Queen Of
the Lakes, Monte eomcry baIks Naomi, Fomeroy,
Badger State, Sunshine, Levi Rawson briggs Aca-
dia. Commerce, o!eanaer, Saxon gShFs. n: Fil-
Twin Sister, G. c. Griswold, Miranda, Dan Marble,
Cairo, Jo V1las, John Weber, AEctus, Barbarian,
Sea Bird.
srsDA1-BornD Tr-props. Illinois, Buckeye;
barke Republic, D. Morris, Prince of Wales; brig
isabella; senrs: F. 7: Barney, NJ $ 3 scett, Ct, VIVA
20, New hall, Pauline. q. Rand, Presto, Susque-
6anna, r. Campbell, Essex. Mitchell, Hannah.
Oneida.
BoCSD DowS-P1ops. Granite State Ontario
tarks Adams, Alexander; eehre MAY WIl!lamsi
N. Mortsn, 8. G. Andrews, Yankee Blade, " arns.
The schooner Marquette, which went ashore
at N:chol=ens Island Last fall and vas taken Of
some six weeks since, has been thoroughly re-
paired at M,ller's yard, and yesterday teoE { hsr
cles1ance for Chicago. She Is owned BY Il. DICE
inson Of Chicago.-0sacego Times
vEssE1s PAssEe THnogsH TIE WE1lAsn CA. e.
EAL.-We are indebted to Capt. E. P. Dorr for the
follow ing list OF vessels passing through the Wei
, 1861-09-10

GAS F1x1UREs-Thc place to get ne1n styles at
low figures, 1872 Like street, Il. y. "lLaARTH.
Scplcu.ber 10, 1861. ut
, 1861-09-10

MENTIONS OF NAE.-Sixteen pieces Of eight
and len inch cannon, portion Of them Dahl
grcrs, together with a large quantity Of solid
shot and eight inch shells, arrived here yester-
day from Pittsburgh. They will be transfer
red to the Illinois Central Railroad to day snd
shipped ty that route 10 Gen. FEem ont, at St.
Louis.
, 1861-09-10

THE Bn1neEroRT UNION. School
M;ssien school tn the heniahted region OF
bridgeport now numbers one hundred and SIX
~ tchc1ars and ter excellent teachers.
, 1861-09-10

L LASDLoRD n Pursuit OF RENT uHDEH
n,prrcr1rrks,-Arthut Mcclure, tenant Of
mr. James Rowley, Was before the Police
Court yesterday upon the charge Of kicking
+be ,attee eummsrily cut Of his house ko"'
,ar e,71ed ta collect back rents, aud embel
1;.bed bis yisit by coplous use Of the R'ng''
English, much more tolaple 1oAn & eteza4s ~
Mzs. Mcclure suggested the p1opraety o
licsirg the landlord out. The wo1ee ~,
io,erily aseented and efectua1ly did the oasl
rass. As this style Of getting his baeA e0e'
did not suit the landlord, he caused tn1s sul'
xt,ch resulted In a0s Ct - sre costs ssssFS
the 6e;eliant.
, 1861-09-10

PERsoSA1.-Miss Dix, the head OF the nurse
Department of the Army, paseeo tufousn eo''
e:ty c1, Sunday ca route for washington.
, 1861-09-10

CATTLE Fer GOVERNMENT. John Hancock,
VITO hclde co;:t1aet t1T supplying the gov
c1umcnt viii :,eci, purchased, yesterday, TWO
ttousali bead cf cattle, Al the average figure
tf frs1r 215 70 5: per pound
, 1861-09-10

Dead Letter ohloe, On Monday naxt, unless the
postage il previously paid. Call Atrthe room Of
the Dead Letter Clerk, up stairs:
, 1861-09-10

"THoeE LITTLE ONEs."-Already wide
and deep interest has been awakened in the
enterprise Of finding homes for the ftieadless
little Gees cf tse great caties Of the sesboard
among OFT citizens N the West. Rev. N. G.
Vac Meter VIII st1i7e oc "Wednesday evening
With acotasr large party Of children iron
Ner Yo.k, fot vson be Is s5edag homes.
NJ. Yea Meter cAn be fo<a3 at t.: Estasoa
UcEaS.
, 1861-09-10

LocK Cr DEL1YER1.-YeeterdaY morning,
fifteen prisoners confined in the Armory Lock
up effected their escape, and are now at large,
ly renewing On insecure grazing in rear win:
dov. The windows we're put in rlace On Sat
urday ty the wo:kmcn who were engaged in
making the repairs, but were LEFT without
proper fasteninEs. None cf the prisoners
have az yet been arrested.