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The New York herald., 1862-02-12

ThcFirst Number OF the European Mar.
KET REPORTER will be issued Wednesday, February
l2 Onicc lei William street
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

A Pure Tobacco.-Ycll0vv Bank Tobas.
co-Goodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all i'm,
pures for sale By all tobacco and Dealers and ~
The New York herald., 1862-02-12
rav,s spanish Hair 0loss-A Clean

ray's spanish Hair Gloss--A Chemical
compound similar 10 the natural oil OF the hair See misce
Ians
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

At Cantrelrs, No. SI3 Broadway,
A very chehp and desirable
Bamoral Boot for 50
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

IIiIl, Inimffable Hnir-Cutter, No. BAR
clay Hair Dye 90 ceu black or brown, beet In uss
Sold by all druggists
The New York herald., 1862-02-12
IxpuLarNcEs or UNION PRrsoNrIs.

The Charleston Courier says Many rumors Of i'm.
proper ndugenccs 70 and communication with prisoners
In Columbia circulated We know nothing OF the facts
OF the case do desire them for publication but
the persistence and prevalence Of the rumors may do
serve attention from those oacally charged with the
care OF the prisoners
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

The Forty seventh Pennsylvania regiment Colonel T.
C. Goods sailed from Annapolis, Nd, the 30th ut.
on the stoamsr Oriental for Key west The troops
Of high ses and seemed glad Of she prospect Of active
The New York herald., 1862-02-12
MEMENToEs OF THE STONE BLOCKADE :

Within the last few days large quantity OF wrecked
material, consisting of blocks, spars, &c, have bcen
picked up In and this harbor These articles have
undoubtedly from the Lincoln stone fleet sunk near
this port, and which the winds aud waves have been
gradually breaking up. Many OF the smaller specimens
being distributed over the city, and WILL time be
among tho criosies OF the Lincoln war. Others that
are more valuable, are being sold by the wreckers.
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Prcservative and
wgs-The best In the world, Wholesale retail and the
dye privately applied at No. 8 Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

Mrs. 3. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer
Worlds Hair Dressing al other preparations for
the hair. Depot 1873 Greenwich street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-12
THE DIsAFFECTEQN WITH JEFF. DAVIS
from the Bowling Green Couris,


We call not in question the motives Of those OF
contemporaries who feel it their duty 70 condemn par.
ticular acts OF the administration complain of the
temper they manifest, though wo but regret the
course they are pursuing, and must believe the injury
they nct upon tho groater than that done by
the things they oppose Is an unfortunate appointment
traton that Is aboring with heart and soul, and md
and strength 10 establish independence Because
with an imperfect knowledge Of the resources OF the
government, wo think tho President should adopt on
offensive instead Of defensive policy in tho conduct
the war shall we consecrae all our efforts enbarrass
him In all that he does or attempts TO do whether to de-
fend our homes press the war into tho territory Of
tho eneyp Because do not agree with tho Secretary
Of the Treasury TO the best Of raising money
for the achievement OF national independence shall
sock to excite distrust Of him aud those with whom
he is associated In the minds OF the people, thereby
adding TO the difficulties which they must encounter At
MOI Let US sustain the administration with all our
powers Of mind and body, overlooking these unmportsnt
errors alleged against IL, aud making common cause
with II against enemy which, In overthrowing II ,
would make slaves Of u. Every blow aimed at it is
blow aimed at the independence of the South Should
forget its sacred obligations to the people and prove
recrcant to those immutabe and eternal principles to
which is pledged and the lives and fortunes Of great
people are devoted then we would peril all 10 overthrow
IT, going foremost Of oil those who would dare most for
liberty but while its loyalty is above the suspicion
good of the people who placed II power let us be as
true to the Of the South II yielding our views
where they conflict with its policy sacrificing prefs
and our preudces whore they conflict with its
Judgment, giving IL that support 10 which its patriotic
labors and our duty eniile Il.
CRITICAL SITUATION OF GENERAL POLK.
letter from New Orleans in the Charleston Courier
contains the following interesting paragraphs
Tho authorities at Columbus have Information from
upon which dependence is placed that the fedes
are now making such dispositions Of their forces Ken
lucky and Missouri as will enable them to bring over
whclmng numbers against Columbus, aud at the same
time march powerful column down the west bank Of the
Mississippi Tho great rise In the Ohio Cumberland and
Tennessee rivers will facilitate thcir movements in Ken
tucky. The attack Is appointed 10 take place within
fortnight.
So impressed has General Polk become with the Difficult
Ties Of his situation that he has sent agents the
and other military authorities OF this State aud
Mississippi urging them to reinforce him ns soon ns pos
sble to the full extent Of their abilities In this State
steps to that end have already been TAKEN but would
be mprudsnt to disclose the description or strength of
the renorcements that abou, be forwarded to him
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

For Report Of Congressional Proceedings see
Eighth Page.
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

Bachelors Hair Dyc.-Ths Best in the
World Harmless reliable and Sold and
Piled at BACHELORS Wig factory 10 Bond street
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

Beautiful ird's Bloom
of YOUTH Liquid Pearl for preserving and beauyng
complexion and skin. No $50 Broadway.
, 1862-03-29

m,,... x..-,-
ana tba rns-1-sts rra.s <4&''
T., prorTs,o,,s tha,a -os -1os s.,e-s.asa ss s.-.
,,aa.,,- srsra a-+,a1a ua15o ~ - -
iced ~ se1i ta1o-r H,o 1r ~. k.,.a.s ~
7,- on1, en- RI a,,S m 1ar. - ~. =. - 80.
Ea,,e,, ' traats r-a.a a+i,1 ~ e1 tepoL4.
sa1ea ~ 50 bo1as sho-+ E;,> e1,55,a - x"<.
31cats 1yere moe -yn,v hn1aor. l.
~ sE,,,ds-s ars 49,. -. 1,,as $50 oae
, 1862-03-29

MEN YORK, March asEFLouR-Du and closed
heavy, Win downward tendency. Sales 9,700 brls
at s52o@5 s for super state; $5.sca5a5 for extra
STATE; 70 for super western; S. 8aD5 60
for common to medium extra western; S, 6NR5D
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; $3.50
G6; 70 for trade brands. Canadian dour-Linited
business doing, with rather easier prices Sales
SEQ bIis at 550G26 50 for common to choice extra
E5e 4 aour quiet and steady Sales 15o brls at saa5
foE Jerecy and s. Is for Brandywine.
NHlsKI-Fl1mer and unchanged; Sales 2,G0O
brls at i@s4e, chiefly 2s@2sHe.
GRAS-Wheat heavy and nominally unchanged !;
no tr2nsact1ons Of Importance. Rye quiet at 8oR
82c- Barley scarce and firm; sales 500 bu Canada
East at 95c- Corn market opened quiet and closed
a91 Wlth Downward tendency: sales cs, ,oo0 bu at
6!@5Sc for mixed western in store; 5S159c
delivered 56G57c for southern and Jersey yellow !;
PIC 1or inferior white southern. Sales 1000 brls
aRg fos eboIee 1o5 Dc = e $SGd d.
fats. Oats little Armer; sales 359S3Kc for Jersey
Canda, western and state.
@s for ness SioSi6s6 S for psma: ls8 nsis 5S3
aHls5 fdg and 5tsadr ss1ss ss 9so h5ls At
7epacked mees, and $iaT5@14 50 ioE extra mess ss
irlne mess Ct beef in moderate demand: Sales 150
IL t1efess , At = $o5o Beef hams quiet. Sales q brls
!e' shoulders; 5<@7 q for hams. Bacon sids5 frm,
rbbed @ fa1a m9ds Sf 20 9SSss @ &c for western
Lard more active and 3zc better Sales OF 5,H6O
kegs at 8sc- lncluded in sales are 40 6ris prime
kettle rendered, to arrive, st Sc Butter ceiling OF
9@1eEc for Ohio and 16@21c for ttote. Cheese
steady at 6GEc.
GRocEE1Es- Coffee continues quiet; gales 100
bags st. Domingo at 19. Suga1-inquirF for raw
quite active and steady; sales 1895 hhds, chiefly
Gnba at 6H@7H; Porto Rico 81l@sE; also 500
MosEY.-Active at 6h@7 . cent on call-7 q
cent cen for prime paper Sterling exchange quiet
and nominal at Iii H@112 for Bankers' bills Amer
icanigo1d duu at 1aS@1h q cent premium Cali
fornla gold bars nominal at 15l@l2s . cent pre-
MUM. Government Stocks less active. u g.
1851. SO: 7:30 Treasury notes firm at par
sToks dull. C&KI55E; c st i5K; CEP
l?9 scrip, 81 PanaEa, 1917; II S, a3S; Erie
ptd 6QA Erie, S7zz; N G, stK: Pac Mail. o7K !;
FIX; $ s.: 9a7S; . 6=, 6s, regstd, 9i; S.,
81, regstd, 93H.
, 1862-03-29
SEEDS.

From the Philadelphia North American, 26th1
The demand for Clover Seed has fallen of. and
the dealers are buying In email lots at $5@5.5
200 bu from second hands sold at 5.S1{5.5 50 y bu
the offerings and GALES are Light. Timothy Is
steady at e %$s124&a x and fax s seed at 52to@z15
e TO 2 sack.
lFtom the Baltimore American, 96th.I
The market for clover seed was dull to-day. Sa1es
of 16O hu fair and prime quality at $5.6259@5!75 q
bu, at which figures we quote at the cl0se. Timo-
thy eeed Is In very moderate demand aud We quote
good to strictly prime at 625a9s.75, and fax seed
at $1.96Q12 y bu-
From the Buffalo Express, s7th.1
Clover seed held at 81. 80 and timothy $212k@
e.S7x as to quality.
From the Detroit Free Press, sah.J
There Is better demand for Clover, with buyers
at $4G4 c6. From store 1t could not probably be
bought at less than q 1934. .18. Timothy has 3Iso
improved, and ia now held at 81, ,25@2 50.
, 1862-03-29
CHICAGO DAILY HARRIET.

FRIDAY EyExra.a 1{nrrh 90
Provisions -MEes PonE-a1artat 7rr,, H..
observation-disclosures asking s1o7s bnvers ot1ar;,,
SO so. No sales. Eye11sH MEArs-scarcc and
in good demand. Sales, GO bxs. Short Rihbed
Middles at 5Hc. Bu1x MEAraHIn better demand
and shade frmer. but Inactive sa1ea I'm no
Bulk Sides at 41<c 1oose m nra shor+ T,,t tfta
dies at &c. 1oose. Hama are N 5a1,e,5 a. d,@.
loose, and Shoulders at 3mas.c.ho1de-z oetn,. 91~
and axe. LARD-lu GOOD demanil and sSc h;gher ~.
Sales. 1so tres md 50 br1z nrne c;tv Kstt1a Iaas
at &c; a5o tres Eett1e dried steam do At r. 1oo
brls and tres. Augusta IN Kettle at 7c tf,nt
Country Kettle attic.
FLpUR-Receiyed. aa4s hr1s aFa,1-at a,,1 ,,d
neglected. Sales were $50 br1s eood Shrine ~
t1as at s.s7x: 1e0 br1s "1rnited statos y In,
grade extra at $500 del. e1n hr1s lsr.octnor+ H.
drauIic': at 50 s7x,
vuEar ro,o;+.a RIO T.,
and -,ora a.+7ra ca,ua 20 ~ ~ :. ast niiler
store ~ A. atoreoa noo -, ~. spstas ~
, 1862-03-29


Ehow less activity than was reported by tie Amer
lea- United States aves Of 1911 were quoted At 7s
aSatD.t nj 1eparted Ia Baring's circulars: VII.
g1nIa AFea rs; Erie 80 to g. and preferred at 65
Illinois Central, Az discount.
Aessts. BarfQg Bros g. Co. reiark:
american stocks have been in demand, aua
rare risen since the receipt Of news rom the
United States down to the 18th OF Fcbrunry.
sa9 United States stxes7s@as sons Fives have been
eold , at 2aH. Kentucky Skies bonds 7oG54. A
email amount Of massachusetts Elves sterling
Rons o's haze q been sold ct o. Maryland Fiyes ase
gylEania inscribed stock 67a89; honda 7eS1T
l Tennessee Sizes abont 50: A large business
bonds at from 4e@ss; sterling Fives bonds
Ct Ct B. Buyers q Boston w per cent.
Sterling bonds at 80 but none on sale Now o..
1sa9s @ siSes city bonds. Co. Pennsylvania Contral
aa'l5oad honds, eaGs7. New York Central shares,
e. hg:. H@7a; bonds, segens, sflS, buye1s ditto
skies, So. New York and Erie shares, 81; third
mortgage, sege1s, bonds, E@s1. Illinois Central
shares, 43 dis; bonds IS; Michigan Central eights
bonds; g, buyess- Canada ives sterling bonds
Seya sGotia s1xess 1o7@1o8. New Bruins
securities Continues at improved prices.''
, 1862-03-29
Safes,
$2OO.OOO IN ONE OF

HERElNG'S PATENT RAFE9t -
III He E1eaffre IN Fear1 AMI Fulton ss Jan IS 1862
Az9ss: HEEzTa 1su c27 Es 5sI 1se. gsaT;
S FtoN sAEK 5ou made for me few Jeasa sgo. has
Futon and Pearl streets the 18th 1nst which en-
t1ey destroyed by building, together with many
-cthet9- Tha hEa commenced about O'Clock Sunday
morning and the haie WAS taken fpn the Fu1ns after
An Of more than thirty hou1s Your 8afa con-
tanned all my hooks pollces and other ynl-
1abe paPe1R besides gold and Elter bank bills cou-
POI & &bonds' e. amounting e over TEo H09DKxn
feet orderx except The binding Of the book 6ainE
steamed Your Patent Champion sa3e gfyes u ereaf
satisfaction, and hss guarded Safey through ths f@s
eTetJ dollar o{itH co1hertz. Truly YUurE AS
GSuTHKR IK TIE zaMz zF1xH-x11 oeSHsWn
GEzHRAL OTF1c1, NEW HAVEN 3IKAEoAT c.,
MeeerR HER11EH Il ca; no: 81 iBroadRay-G1zfs:
eha4one Of your eafeut Champion a4fes IN tne TO
On the 18th uE The sa&a Was IN the third story OF tbs
Fulton Bank Building, and feu with tbs futns to tha
cellar Il Was taken nom tbs Tu1na after
aogKa e9poaure. md was Rxo HOT. It coptal9ed or
eonksand papers considerable Anount II baak notes.
ana abont $11nn n TreaEu1T Boees and other eecu-
!!hnSan OF which re fouad II good order. and un-
seasaed- Respectfully {R% TS957 ;. wpu.ur
HEERfGs PATENT .FEA ,GHAaR1oa F1EEFRooF
7as 5eRt ss7ss!f ssS2E @ s. Rax esz 20
1tne4 With Herring E7oyda HKW EkT1Kr "CETH-
EA1AEED lR0N-$hA only metal which CANNOT b
jsiaH1&ap >'V w. " 9as9e seee@-
, 1862-03-29

CAN ofE REcoEER BAKK Bills THAT ABE BURN-
Ens-The following decision In the case OF Tower
against the Appleton Bank, in the Supreme Judi
cla1 Court for Mfddleeex county, Massachusetts.
which ne find In the Lowell Citizen, involves
principle which Will be Of interest to banks Of is.
sus generally:
Inls y an action Of contract recover ofdefand-
of several bis aEned bT he banf ef t5e me sno
nauo1s Ct lives and tens alleged to hayc been BE.
strn5ed b fire while plantid was the owner there-
Pp @ f1a1a Id IL IL b S SS1g bsg to to
lineage. and there in the morning put them IN his
TT tfs4k IN ms room, and locked the trunk and left
aver, and that he never saw any Of those bills
a1te1 ne locked them up In his trunk, and that no
1hs thst entered NE TIE room after he LETT t. and
sdenea lie % destraetion aea "a of the e. nss 6iss
e. = ne tending to show h he sts
i g. @ At s6e time Of the fire amounted 70
same denomination, there being no numbers snd
aA bearing the same date. There was no evidence
ten9i1g to describe OF Identity fhe particular Bills
oes and I sar 70 al IL etha1 issass
g ths sa1ne bank Of the eame denominations.
~ sahHn ha notified The bank Of the destruction Of
dsied bona pr ;nr me amounf thereof and ten
,a.tss 4. e t5ii 5 + sss19
eas Il pE81htt IN W8s the owner Of the t11l9,
~ ~ !ney we're destroyed BY fire. and plaint1f noti
HS2 a thereof and demanded the amount
entitled to recover. The ja,y retnrned verdict
- pla1ntm, and the caae Vas carried to the su-
heme judicial e Cont sad argued At the law term In
He5oid fling the following rescript IN the cxse:
Ar action cannot b.. maintained against bank,
npon its 4s, upon proof that they belonged to
t1e piaantaH. and We're accidentally DESTROYED
Sneo theIe y nothing to distinguish or identity
npP thS pasafnlss ~ w. except theI5 general deneina
sufficient bond Of Indemnity could be giYeu to pro-
teEt the dghta or the bsnk.hI ~.
AAEA1cAN sEcuRI7Es IN LONDON, Mn5rch H.
American .eeens1t1e5- haye teen buoysnt,- Sub
Joined ne tho comparative ptices:s :
r. i s1rnch X 90 's' 1xr.I s. Il
, 1862-03-29

Lyman Bridges, assisted by sergeants Hill,
Piercing, and White, Of the 18th Regiment
Col. Turchin's are in the city for the pur-
pose Of enlisting some good men for that gal-
lant command. The recruiting Office is at
No. I, Custom House Plaec, where persons
wishing to enlist Will do well to call immedi-
ately.
Col Turchin's regiment ranks among the
best drilled and most ef1ectiEe in the service,
and is now in good condition, and located
where IN opportunity to do service will be af-
fQrded.
, 1862-03-29
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Prof. F. n. Fiek will preach in the Presbv vterfan
Church at hyde Park, Sabbath morning at 10k
O'Clock. ~S<7
---Spiritualism- r. Wilson will lecture In
kingebnry Block, on Sunday, March 3oth, 1866, at
1o3}s a. m, ~ and * p. m. Admission 10 cents
The sermon preached on last sunday evening,
at the First Baptist Church. by Rev. Dr.. Esarta, q
the subject Of endless punishment, will be re-
seTed y r., 5ono5row Sunday evening 1T the Church
q the Redeemer tSccond Universalfst) corner Of
sangamon. and West Washington streets. The
public, and especially THOSE who heard Dr. EYarts'
sermon, are earnestly invited to attend.
Protestant Episcopal Free Church, corner of
1nuaana II a a1a F7anktin Street divine seryice 10Ha
eehool at ~ a. m. E. B. Tustle, Rector.
Rev. ". B Christopher, of Galena, will preach
in the New England Congregational Church, To-.
morrow at 1DH o'clock 8. m. The public are re-
spectf1l]y invited to attend
--Rey. WIN. c jackson will preach Tomorrow
in the dEst United Presbyterian Church, corner Of
West Washington and Jefferson streets, at 1oE
o'clock a. N. and 81 O'Clock p. m.
The P1eabytery Of Chicago UNITED Presby-
feEians) VIII meet In the Church. corner Of Waeh-
iggton and Jefferson streets On "Wednesday, April
All are invited
, 1862-03-29

TIE CLOSE OF THE NARKRT.
WEDSEsDAT, March as.-Not one.tenth Of the
9aser g5 reported were LEFT over for the closing
On sale to day win ind purchasers at the full rates
Of yesterday, and probably little more Some
Of the la5ge Wholesale buyers declare that
to, cent pound more than last week, taking
into account the advance per pound and heavier es
tlmates Of weight at which the brokers generally
Daniel Drew purchased most extraordinary lot
Of "a ballocks to feed On his f,rms in Putnam
tommy, y: T. These were from St. Louis, and the
weight Of 1s q them wns over 50 cwt. each, st
home, and good judges estimate that they would
average 16 CIVIL net, to day yet. Mr. Drew expects
to make them gain upon this sufficient to pay the
cost Of feeding till next Christmas, and perhaps a
bringing to. market the best % head Of 5u1locks
eyer offered by one man in this clty. They cost
MIN s1s5 Zach, which is not over 3He z n for the
meat. and this is lower than several droyes sold at
retail to-day have averaged
me weather to-day is clear and cold, and the
m5Ret MAJ esoees with slea7 prospects for next week,
speculators are already Oh the wing to buy up al
the cattle on the way to market, IN anticipation Of
good time coming.
THE HOG MARKET.
Receipts this week, 1892
cossa 2a4taatIons hoas sa g 3 sw vs wsIght for
given by Henry D: Grant, superintendent Of tie
market who also says there is no market foz small
thin hogs, and they are dnll at nothing The mar
hogs, while those Of fair to good quality sre sell!
Ing at the quotations pretty freely. ,
seeoRgd s5gd quaty g1ai corn led s9$4 5,{ @SAs
First quality, suan sizes,
tat and prime. for market
Large size. atiilied. fat. ss:XSMe 4zMa71ee zga1e'
Second quality, still fed. 9}19G3Xc. 4IG34Kc.
, 1862-03-29
Cincinnati r,rovtelon marketa.1nnr, ~.

Favorable private adgfcea stimulated the market
ior bulk eidea and lard to-day and large business
Was transacted IN both. The sa1esof sides smount-
ed to- COO ns, including GEO 600 fn lots On the
spot, Or to a.ve at 46c loose, and 500 Go Ds ut
point IN the Interior at "a. 60 packed. Sellers did
fnlly 1e better than they could bare done yestet-
account: The same parties took ], 100 tics prii1e
lard at e mostly country, City rendered Is not
to be had to any extent at this sngnre. The Eng
this country reporting advance n prices, in an
tictpation of the opening Of tho Southern markets
ABOUT 2o0, 900 ns bulk shoulders sold at Sc loose
md OK Dkcked ~7
, 1862-03-29

The quality Of the stock in the market today
WAS the best We have seen in the city for come
weeks past.
, 1862-03-29

w The loser Of 4 glazier's diamond 1nsy
find tho property By calling ut the Central
Police stat1nn.e -;'~; - -: ,'
, 1862-03-29
F1npr In E1afla ne

Flour In adelpll1a---March 26.
The nnhyo1ab1e tenor Of The foreign news has
tiattcncd tho brcadstuI market The sales Of
dour arc eonhnrd to tho wants Of the home trade,
Ianglng from $56s.76 2 barrel for supczfne; S5..
g1A@9 % tot e1tlas &6 @da73S for extra lam.
ty and % to 3? barrel for fancy lots, as to qua
ity. Rye -four Is quiet: 40 brls sold at $aaSn9..
, 1862-03-29

POSTAGE srAhrs.-A quantity Of Govern
ment postage stamps will, be sold from the
counting room Of the TRIBUNE Office, for cnr.
rencE, in amounts of three dollars and M.
Kurds
, 1862-03-29

~ JeTett 4 Co, Grocery Auction House,
IS Dearborn street. sell ut 10 ~ N. 50 barrels
Whisky, Brandy and Gin, ESQ boxes Starch,
200 packages Herring, Candles, Soap, Cider
aud C1anber1ies.
, 1862-03-29

B Frank Ieel{e's mammoth double mum.
ber, containing large Illustration Of the va
Tsous victories gained by our troops, for sale
by j. n. Norris, 1ne Madison street.
, 1862-03-29

The market for flour remains without change,
Of western; 41.5G95. .6ak for fancy; ri, 5,T5RS SIR
for extras; and $GN@7.26 fur superior, Including
choice brands st Louis Southern aour is Quiet
and prices are nominal. ~ a@0*
, 1862-03-29

~h4AAAF ASC4SA2S <AA4AA1Aa
The mud within the camp is rapidly becom-
ing mon est, and Union and secesh soldiers
were out yesterday engaging In various kinds
OF active exercise. The three soldiers injured
by the accident On the G. & n. VI. Railroad,
who we're taken to the camp hospital, are
doing well and will probably recover.
Their names are T. Billings, Of Co. A; By.
ron Wilcox Of Co. [; and G. G. Smith of Co.
4, Third Wisconsin Cavalry. Wilcox is the
most seriously injured Of the three, one Of his
legs being badly fractured. Dr. Taylor, how.
ever, thinks the limb can be saved.
Below will be found the names Of the pris.
oners deceased eince our last report:
March a6th:- =.
Jas: H. Waldrop, Co. 3. Sd Tenn.
| Jas. Parrot, CO. I, 6oeh Tenn :
Jas. F. Thompson, Co. &, sd Teaa.
March 25th:-
Hiram He1meck. Co. 3, Sd Tenn. "
=. J. Rice, Co. c, 10Th Miss.
b. L. Thompeo0, CO. C, Sd Miss.
John aasrts, Co. 3, 60th Tenn.
| .WM- Brock, Co. D, seth Tenn.
B. B. Adkins, Co. D, 5th Tenn.
Andre Hall, 9Th All : .. 49,.
I Previously reported. ..,..,-..............1t8
Reported toaay. - -@',-.,......:-.. =. Il
.4o1ai 10 QAre-.....
, 1862-03-29
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHI GO.

y H I OF' Q HI c a GO.
ARRIVED. March g.
Prop Lady franklin, Napier, ST. Joseph, 60 cords
wood, 1871 pigs fish.
Schr Mariner, Baker, Port Julio, 81 cords wood.
Schr MuEkegou. Bachelor, Port Julio, IS eds wood
CLEARED ...... March Is.
schr Palmetto, Johnson Centrerille.
Schr Octavia, johnson. Centreyiue.
Schr Farmer. Louis, Manitowoc.
Schr Mary, Fauderbnrgh, Holland.
schr Muskegon, Batche1or, St. Joseph.
, 1862-03-29
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending March 26. 1853.
From the New York Tribune, Thursday,l
REEF frA1uHTp

From the New York Tribune, Thursdayl
BEEF CATTLE.
street, 3,1a9. wv : oA'' "1o@A' '1
me prices to-day are quoted IS follows:
tfsst quality. s5S@e4 Ordinary .:.......708H
Medium -..-..-. 6@SA ~e'4
some extra good Beeves may be quotcd at 9s<c.
The general average of the market il *
me most of the sales range from TX toVc.
Total number Of Bceycs received IN The civ this
week, {, 80. - 80 s'1A s4e' AN40
This is rs head less than last week and sa8 1ess
lnsn the average Of 1ast year. The average name
M nsI oi eaeh Wednesday market last year was 1855
nSa4, a@ H91!e me number to-day being 8169. ehows
than this day week. & 49, %~"'>& 1-~N
BEETEs FROM pIFFERESr STATES.
A. NJ AIleFton s. Co.. prop1ietors Of the Wasa-
ngton Drove Yards. Forty-foufth street, report
, 1862-03-29
CITY LOTS AND BLOCKS FOR,

~ SALEAT REDUCED PRICES
One hundred acres in City Lots and BiocEg gdtuated
II ne estern SouthWestern and Southern pssts Of
this c are offered at reduced prices by the eubscs
bcr For particulars. terms &c. inquire between the
hours OF 10 L. II an12 F. M. THOMAS STINSOE g3
Dearborn street. {upstatrs.) inhSS
, 1862-03-29

TEansactfons at the Board yesterday were exten-
eiyefn all descriptions Of securities and the mar-
let generally c1oeed steady.
Government securities were firm Coupon es Of
1s1were in demand at 81 Is bid with salea Of over
$lA0o0; Treasury $40 were steady at 100x
American gold Was steady at 10l4.
Copper stocks were in better demand. Mesnard
advanced to g. with large sales. The activity It Is
said is owing to parties who wish to obtain con
trolling interest 186 vas bid for Isle Royale s7x
Tor PeTabic tx for Franklin, % for Quincy; Cop
pss FAILS vas steady At 6N bid, Hancock at bid
National closed at 90 bid, Central at bid; Mime
Ak, PHtsbuTg 46.