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, 1862-11-10

Educated Mules.
The spacious Amphsheatre will be comfortably
Na!n:er. brilliantly Illuminated aad p7oytued wlta
Eo9d seat5 aod 1vcrJ atre4 t'0a rad Il tho comfort
and corvtttence Of our rtrcnd. The nc :or:,1a7cs
sba!l be VOID Of single Nbe< tfenabrc As OF
nature As n NEet HIS WANTS Of ln- aud LIT -tlf-
gsat ecnE'nnty Fresh neveit.sa MI! b. a.1ce IN
ta.ned. t7ent1eulanl5 usl,e:s IN a1leudsnce
fss " u nn.ss;. preGtln,:ss cf 7-tformaacees
- Positive ' TO iHprc2e. c1a.ac7prr admitted
ApNIss1"s-pEcss Circle. ~ cEEts: es;.,;ren u1l3r
Twelve y'nra Of aC, 17f prct-to u1as, Ctfcl: oalY
FIT ~ c. Ett-n1 E,ii Etice-
r"c-s ereH ut O'Clock; performance 10 c3n-
N l.tlfzI
, 1862-11-10

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlba1e.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr3ba1e.1
DETROIT. Nov. 8. 1862.
Tr-P1op Queen OF the Lakes bark Croker,
Chenapso, Glbraltcr. Geraldine, Sheppard. Sher-
msn. Norman; brig Gardiner, Treat ,Busa-: schr Matt
RIOT, A1etu1as, Athcnian, Egan Falcon. Intezua-
sfonal, Sweepstakes. Careless, Ktmball, Flag, Ell
TEMPO, So:way, Coc1trane, San Jacfn.o, Hannah,
Jupiter, Fashion, Fortune, Atlantic. Die Vernon,
= heeling. Darlington, Republic, Arctic.
DowS-Prop Plymouth.
DETROIT, Nov. Q. 1861.
Ur--P1op. Union; barks Fafrchilds, WATSON.
RawEcn; echts. ketchun, Kenosha, Mazeppa,
Morris.
DowS-p:ops. ogtsnsbuzgh, Galeua, Asme,
Neptune.
, 1862-11-10

RE.opES1SG.-The Union Observatory at
Camp Douglas, which we announced day or
two since as being closed for the season, is
only closed for rep,lrs, and will be open to
the public in few days, refitted :na enlarged.
, 1862-11-10
Money Market.

From the New York Independent. 9th fnst.1
The supply Of monty continues supa.abuadan.
On the MARKET and rates are low for its use rang
rate for loane on call or ehort periols. aIsd
grades OF business paper are extremely ecstce,
anc are readily taken at 4,z0s per csnt.;for 10;
negotiable. Eastern bankers are buying such de-
siIab1e paper as offers at the 1owast rates Bor-
6s IN the san Of
with an up.aId tendency On Aondly. This week
ast EesE only W fhs aap lhe esPi21t
total of Isl .26s SID since the 1ss OF January Sd:
rer Is ut q premium Of 25 per cent; and demand
notes available for duties are 1861.
Foreign exchange is very unsettled. Our ex-
ports are unusually large. and likely @ con1inne;
bnt cur Imports sre also large, and large remit
bn! ing commercial blla and do no: press sales
Of their own bills. being firm at s435 to 144 for
on Paris.
Our city banks are expanding their 1oans and
discounts. s1inu!9Ing spcca.ation ali around. aad
country banks How their example-s0 that thera
IL plethora OF the present circulating medium,
which mu.t continue TO enhance the prices Of All
egmmodities, sscckt. hond+. and real estate; iu
| bas Ct mMence6, which bid: fair to become very
actiye. The amount Of bank loans by the last r.
t9sns Va f1.6 So 81. being an increase of nearly
The u'pur:atlons last week wcr, in ya1uc e.
SIS. ara exports Of produce s5,u5,UzG, the totals
since JaLuA1y are:
Imports SIS. .ssso5o s,ea, tas5, ,9s5 III
| Exports OF Produce 124aA5.t63 III 331 53l
| Specie ...-.. 5l.26331 3,3iSl l03
| The increase in the bank loans IL attributed to
thelarge offerings Of one year treasury certificates
put en- the market BY govcrnmeut contractors.
| The average Of last weeks depnslts in bank
amounted to $16i ASS 297-uuprecedeutiy 1arye
! We observe w1th gladaess aa lncee l-el und in
crtasing source Of revenue from the in:e.naI tax
alton. The receips at the treasury 1aat month are
| reported as follows:
| Customs. SIS 1870
| Internal Revenue 4DS, ,333.A
ard sundries, making 81, 81 {, ,o99 for October.
| The custom receipts are i've times as much 4:
/ thnsc in October, 1SGl.
The marine insurance. companies 1ow charge I
| per cent. for the war risk.
The shipments ul sp ecie from California to New
| York aud England and other purts, to the 1s1
| October, inclusive, and from let January,
| Amu0nt To-. ST.. .6i3,353
Same period 1861. .........-. II, s3l.304
/ Decrease. $S9l,G05
There Is no decrease in the yield from the mincs
bnt larger proportion IL seIaired tar use wlthir
the State.
, 1862-11-10

will distribute five or six thousand dollars Of
the neE nosta1 currency this Monday morn
;u,rn+ d a,,,o,,-
"
Soldiers of The Ninefy"thtFd Regiment.
Soldiers OF the esd regiment who have been
left behind nYc ordered to report to Licu. G.
y. LoWery, Ut lnc tlt5 Ecleis untncQAasely,
who will forward them to their regiment, 4
neo1act If this order will e1,hiect Them tn ha
+-est.s =. 5.~a.+a., .., ao.,t w:.1. .
ingly. BF order of Col. PCTSAM.
, 1862-11-10

New BooKs.-John r. Walsh, corner Md
ison street and Custom House Pllce, has all
the new books as soon rs issued. He has Just
received another supply OF those neat wallets
1or the new postage currency, Six or eight fiif:
, 1862-11-10

Great Republican Triumph.
lFton The St. Paul prcEs, 9Th inst.1

!he Fsfnrns nnd verbal reports already re-
Selved @ give Donntl'y {licp. "a m.jority ofabout
~ EUy ose1 ea us con %so1npeu,or, with Wabashaw,
Chisaeo, soe1bu'nc, M-cker, Mcleod, Ben
ton, Morrison a1d Crow Wing vet to hesr
from. These will roll up his msiority to At
least GOO: Cul'cn's stearas county majority
Will p,ooably be reduced when Milne Prairie.
and other touus are teard from
In the 1isst disu Ct Wiudou's own county.
Winona-Sts:ic aud Rice gave him heavy ma.
jo1i:tes. Scott, Cls!1irld's stronghold, gives
. Democratic ussjority OF over 800. indom
is undoubtedly elected By an Overwhelming
majority.
The aggregate Republican majority in the
State at large is probably about 500.
Considering tpat less than half the soldiers
vote were Obtained By the commissioners, and
that Of this, only nall proportion, al Is no y
ascertained, reached their destination, this re.
suit. il sustained by the event, will show that
the Republican strength in this State has been
var Democrats.
, 1862-11-10

ARRIVED. -..Nayema.t Z
BA Thtccp. Lockrort. 5000 bu corn.
Ottawa Ottawa s tiss hn corn.
Peri r1!ara. Las;alle, s. m n, corn.
Cnrle~, LnckIsl r.. s 5tD In corn.
Progress, IaSallt. 5.NS tu corn.
DR. Iisn1r- LaSelIc. 5,ss /, bu ccru.
Tenor, laSalle, lid. bs1s f1ouz-
P1fCceIon. LaSae, ~ tons cnai-
Earamuunt, LaSalle. s sol bu corn.
Lemunt. Lockpo1t, 5.4a0 bn corn-
Gtntra! Scott. LaSalle. S 301 hu cnrn.
Sir J.hn FIaakhn. LaSalle. 'bsis tlouS. 9331 D5
talow. 2 800 1os green hides, 3!3 br!s pork.
Rocket. IaSa:fc t.. bu corn.
AGt :la. J.liet. G,Cll bl1 cern
Glas.s'w, utswa- 3tH Iu corn, 1,S03 Ds lard.
Af0a, LaSaaIe. iS3 bzls lour.
CLEARED. -. .Noyembc: 7.
Morris, Ottawa. 80 brls salt.
Nt1lart h, .'e1ivt.
Alice. LaSallc 73.6tS It lumber,
Cayuya% 1ocsVozt. ~, ,E1kl It lumber.
st Louis. LaSa!1c, s15,4Al MS sals.
nsilf. Morris.
Edinburgh. Mazseillcs. 1.rG0 It lumber.
Iockport- Loekp.rt 722.S$I f. lumber.
Wing and Wing. LaSa1c. 4,33i It lumber.
1ia1f2, kankakce, 6.HfI # lumber.
NUrc. laSatfe. o. SIS f: !uusa"<.
, 1862-11-10
mONETAR %.


SATURDAY EVENING. Nov s, 1874.
The week closes on u very comfortable money
market. Bankers have plenty Of funds. and plenty
Of ure for them. Borrowers are making money,
and Of course are able topay. Moro condolences Is
felt to-day In busiueas CIRCLES. and generally mat
ters are moving along more smoothly.
New York exchange is closet. Nearly ali the
leading banks glad to buy at par and sell at =
premium 4 few may have granted Concessions
from these figures, but whatever made were below
the market.
The usual buying price OF gold was se55. Some
Of the brokers may hive paid fraction above, bus
most we're not disposed to keep too cloae to the
New York market- Here the figure WAS SIX.
Old Treasury Notes were bought at 25D254.
For Ei1ycr-large coins-the rate WAS about Is.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD The
following IL the comparative statement Of earnings
for the month Of October, 1862:
1861 1851. Increase
Passengers. s..-....54259.a3 $33.470.17 $9,g35 ii
Freight ..--..-.... @,2i5.57 67,757.53 l25T 9.
Express......... eSL51 87lB 604i
Mail ..... 1f35S3 1f15 ~ "
, 1862-11-10

DETROIT, Nov S.-Baldwiu, Democrat, is
electcd in the 5:h Congressional district. The
Glh district Is In doubt.
The Michigan Legislature will stand about
thus: Senate, Il II. .publicaus, is Democrats;
House, IS Republicans, Il Democrats.
, 1862-11-10

4 SUBSTANTIAL BESEr1T.-The receipts Of
the fair for the benefit Of the Half Orphan
Asylum, held ut Bryan II i'll last week, reached
the magnificent sum OF 81, 500. Il was grand
success, and well meritcd by this excellent
Institution.
, 1862-11-10
Wisconsin.

Wisconsin.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr,bune.l
MADISON. Nor. S, 1861.
It requires the soldiers votes to elect E. L.
Brown.
The Republicans have three majority in the
Senate aud fifty In The Assembly.
The sd regiment (Guppy't) give Guppy
e1ty-pine majority, Cot5 13i, and Bragg
Zine. It ard the 1lth go largely Republican
On the general ticket
The sd regiment has marching orders for
Tuesday and the 2Sth for Thursday.
Four thousand five hundred men arc ts be
draftc1 on Monday, In twenty-five counties,
half Of them in Milwaukee, Washington,
Qzarkce and Manito VOC counties
One hundred sixt3-six thousand seven
hundred militia were enrolled; Sc, 600 have
volunteered, and q, 900 are exempted, leaving
100000 sunject.to draft.
, 1862-11-10

Yours, &c, R. G. BAILEY.
MONROE COUNTY.
Waterloo, Nov G, 1862
Editors Chica 70 Tribune:
The official returns Of Monroo comfy foot
up the following mejorities- For James G.
Allen s37, Tor Alexander Starne GIG, Tor
Broois 500, fol Morrison ,G?9.
cs1vSTY-nrEtrrAr
, 1862-11-10

PANORAMA OF NIAGARA FALLS AND RA-
p1Ds.-Afr. Frankensteiu exhibits his Pano-
rama of niagara at Bryan Hall, Monday after
noon at O'Clock and Monday evening at s
o'clock.
, 1862-11-10

SnEEP.-Recc1yedt to day GIG hcad. There were
10 otransactions. There Is TO essential chsnse in
the market since on. last quotations.
, 1862-11-10

= counties. 3oss9 36.12e 1s 81 10 4s1 al1oO
Ia3orttteB.. II, ,1S2 1853 -... An2s9 49,.
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The Stale Register furnishes the following
table Of mnjorities in the Sth District:
, 1862-11-10

1F1 INA AChDEMy, Conner Of clark md N-.rua
tts The apl otn.mrhrs the AtslielnT $50 perfect
a. com rsts: tue te.ener- are ra-aetcat s-:a :ste1
TIVE arc viii spa1 atE+ to fy. enli- sst1sfac11
ccspeteEt il ~ s<caer viii -4*I-t "a all srf
ttyotc ess c!a1 attention - the lfIes and ebrena
cl%fs.s- TIE ,ate da1ces ELL :ntzodleet and Al
DANCES tyett,os tcal1Y tnn-ht
EVttks. SctG<ll 0iF+es, TneS!Ay evening.
The AcaueIny (Which has hten 7rintie:e:: AMI re-
ht1ea. ard ~ 'tt 1arreata1d e!es%- We.tl
can be rrrted Que evening In tre w-eS TO- select
private rsft.es. j. EDWIN NAIeTiSE.
uclh y.Et+1.u Uox LIS
, 1862-11-10

NN3 NEADENT,
~ Nnensh Ayen7c. hs:va=n A..an@ sud Jackson t.
CiIsa oEen at all tiIue4 tor beginners,
E1s11 pEESt CH.ss a.r -nu :, sru CAY
Tuckdsy night ine srh,lass and fiea,ts aa4 10 PEI.
secs ad1ottrt except taoas Introduced By achoA-s.
sel;-p-7 -7ElEu
, 1862-11-10

For THE THIRD BOARD 0F TRADE RgG1-
s1EST.-Frank Brown, LIST Lieutenant, COM
pany G, Third Board Of Trade, 113tL Regi-
ment Illinois volunteers, my be found ut No,
20 Randolph street, up stairs, till the 18Th,
when he will rejoin his regiment now in Ken
tucky. Any packages or letters directed to
lis care and left with him, will be delivered
m the rpuimnnt II, rarSon
, 1862-11-10

hcEF f0fk StocR 41G Money Market.
81 Telegraph EEW YoRK, Nuv. S, 1862.
!StccR1 B0u:d.-S.neks closed weak.
Chi s. r. leland. 61.1 Reading x..,. n
Cleve s. TGieuo :. EsK Harlem .......,,. 5;l7x
Ga1ena g. Chicago. SIX Hudsou {s 3G ... ISL
C!cve. i Pitts -. 414z E:le .....-.~... Gi4
Illinois Cent scrip. ms N. I. Central 111i5
Mich South. Etl s47x pAcsfcMaii -.-..-.124
Hichiesn Southern 424 Missouri Gs ..-..... Sax
Mich, Ccn.....-- e9a
GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
Z. S. g. 81 .c3ss 1E;5 719 T. Notes.. .1GfsS
MoSEr-Continues steady at 5IG per cent on
call. aud 514l6H for strictly prime paper.
Sterling E1cran:.e etcady ut H3i.tliH for mer-
| cllnnfs' and 1I5G51ib for bankers bills.
| American gold quiet and firm at 3155G13t7x.
The steamer for Europe to-day tooE Sl35,5M IL
| Specie.
, 1862-11-10

nR J. Fl. BIRD has r.sumed
IL practice b Chicago.
0@oe-no, Is L1sslle Street,
Old Cuzss0 Hsaso Azllatng. Cmee ~ ntse q. 4 aad
2F,A. uo1V55S7K
, 1862-11-10


Republican 1nsjozity :. 1l5l
CARI:6IL LCuCSTY-OFFICIAL-
MT. CARROLL, H., Nov. Z, 1862.
Etitc1s Chicago Tribune:
The otlicill vote Of Carroll county is as fol
, 1862-11-10

The receipts Of Beef Cattle and Hogs at the va
rlous yards in the city during the past week end
ilg to-day, are as follows:
Beeve1. Hogr,
No. No
Week ending NOV 6-..--... ,....3,S9l 93.3B
RATES OF fRs1aHf ca LIVE srocK Hon CHICAGO
, 1862-11-10

PEW RESTISG.-Ths annual renting OF
pews in the Wabash Avenue 81 E. Church,
will occur on Monday evening Nov. 10Th. in
the audience room Of the church.
, 1862-11-10

" ASS & DEANS LIHIIT
GUARD EAND-1FrtcE II CLARK srsgEr.
MrzlG iU-cst Ell ior Parties H.ils F-atv :ls Con.
ce:ts. pnr.iss et,.. This we'll Known faad Uas rs
celEt1 from the East the 1at7-s and f.slon.b1
Mns:c aaA t@cunpas ui ::l q: :a':st ont
Hcet aru las thu Mort p1rn1sr ftyoFst.. ce a.
A.J- NAAS. Lender IEc&-yixG- -lEal s r DEAN.
, 1862-11-10
a11lu5f1uP1lrH.
- II E E n OIL . G Al,
LIVE and MATRIMOEY:
It's Laws, Nature and Power
3RQE. @. E. FOWLER.
IF EAK


thtir Jh,rn soe:ety respectfully anuou1oo
Sa. arE!es oK Cnhcerts to co,7enTa n
nes nexI e. be given at inIervs of one nfn o
- e3lae t!au Ae muse Of last A%at1n 5rTh ~ ~
sheatsa iay ea1a II NOT superior 10 that m ~ ~
Ssrassf Hno,foies esa resouEc's a.d largely IN
ftsI mtnner. ne choicest sJmahonicsl woIka nf
1g r. PSF 0vertnSts both CLASSICAL and pSpu'a
Tocs, os sad 1sTott gps1a. f9u1 part s9as. IL
,ans together with rev and original ts.,nscsf
ttoAs AaG 1antas1as for Orchestra on t1tiueA ram
these Concerts by Esittka ~APSe3s'1 aok
Tickets for the Harl+s NJ Five f-oro.,4
sas Eent:eman 9nd two ladies' q; 10 be had It a.;
e atoIes q Root Cady, % Clark street eo II
T1RsaE RRaEans III !; daIaslps ,Ss sseet: 4 r. once
ytry desirable that those designing 70 a.teai .,n
concerts khould At snce procure tickets that t3e pe
formAnctE mas commence without deisT
As the stt Concert wilt not be given until he ale II
tickets Is sufficient defray the expsnte of ma
txpeLses Of the WEole series
E. I TIS6HAM. P1esilsat.
e; 8. S11cKSET, Eecreta1y.
Cn1easo. Nov-s, 1861 no19JC6a1t
MI WICK ER R'S THEATRE.
- Maoienn street. between State and DeAf5ox1
my
, 1862-11-10

Returns Compared with tho Conktftu.
ttonAl 1nd Presidential Votes,
, 1862-11-10

METROPOLITAN HA11--Boyce & Purdy's ceIe.
brated Bowery Ainstrcls-the finest Band now
travelling Miss Cl1ra Bntlex, the charming Songs,
trees. The wonderful Infant Prod1gies, Masrera
Tommy and Willy, only three and four years oi
age. Go md zee the Mammoth Troupe.
, 1862-11-10

Decrease. $S9i,Gu5
There Is no decrease in the yield from the mincs.
bnt larger proportion il 1e1uired tor use within
the State.
, 1862-11-10

Ctnntics. Rep. Dem. Ags't. For. Bcp. Dem
P7evioualy re-
norfed ~ e<n q qtQ n Sf5 - En3 ~ 4st n aoa
, 1862-11-10

REMoyED.-The Office Of the Douglas Mon-
ument Association has feen removed to
Messrs. Volk & Antrobus' Art Building, On
the northeast corner Of State and Washington
streets.
, 1862-11-10
NJ AB1E's
WINTER GARDEN.
Geological and Equestrian Enter
lalnmeRtS,
IN Washington street, Top. the Court House,)
VIII open to the public on
1hofeday Evening, Nov. 18th, 1852.

The predoEairsting fea:u+es OF t..s a711xameoe
erTTEc iT !afss.t .1d hSt: selected co.lect on Of
lLn AL l. eqa itI:1S In the unir-i States:
Ihs ponale Den Of PEI rM!nk Animals, introduced
" We .n1scn.a III LASSMoETnr- tas Lion King: The
tFsL e. sIkwAfr tkArfS %nprsnr Etrcos Tronpa
rsnuIrtnE .he resi- aFhllan;e tsent IN the county
, 1862-11-10

4 VALUABLE PEEsExr.-Rev. ]. q. Hag-
gertS, Chaplain Of the 93d Illinois Regiment,
Col Putnam commanding, AID late pastor Of
the N. E. Church, Princeton, ILL.,, was made
the recipient Of q fine horse, few days
since, by Hon. Owen Lovejay. The present
was as splendid as the recipient WIS worthy.
Few more faithful, devoted Christians have
combined the service Of country with the ser
vice OF their Master.
, 1862-11-10

n Cook 4 NcIAin. sseem DJers and eoouresA q
Dearborn sud IL s. Clark street4 clean and dye
ladies aud gentenenA clothes IN the best and cheap
ct uannaE Tns Oldest sstaasasd houss In the city
, 1862-11-10

F1RE.-A two.story fame dwelling, situated
on the northwest corncr Of Michigan avenue
and North Market street, belonging 10 Mr.
Brakeman, Was nearly destroyed By fire about
p. m. Saturday. No insurance.
, 1862-11-10

Il NEW PRoJEcTnE.-We hare been shown
by Mr.. Leonard Bricker, Of Springfield, ILL.,, a
neT prcjecti'e, invented by him. It Is con-
ical shell, inyolqing principles which adapt
it to smooth bore gun, and at the same time
secure for it all the pecu1iari.ies Of the rifl.,
besides giving much greater speed aad wider
range. From an examination, We are satisfied
that i: posses the merits Its inventor claims.
Mr. B. will exhibit it on Change to day (Mon.
day.
, 1862-11-10

NoT1cE.-A meeting OF the Republican
Union Central Committee will be held on
Monday evening, Nov. 1o:h, at ~ O'Clock, 1T
the Committee Room, No. 4G LaSalle street.
4 full attendance Of the Committee is partic-
uIatlr rEnuesfGd
, 1862-11-10

MORE POSTAL CURRENCY Collector Haven
will distribute five or six thousand dollars Of
the new postal currency this Monday morn
irg nt o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
uorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Members of the Honse, shortly after assem-
bling. proceeded to The senate to attend the oonI'
of In ieachment for Tie trial OF Judge nun nnfeys'
,vbe,, the members returned TO the hall, Mr.
PINCU AM. on the Part Of the Managers, reported
tho procoedings and results Of the High Court OF
lmpeachment. a,,a..;o,, &c
,r;vilsgc cansed 10 bc read 4 communication IN lHE
Grv. YoRK TRIBUNE, entitled The IteHigencer
root Lob" sent lhither by one of It's Washington
,enorers. He thought il due 70 himself, who intro
dnred the resolution TO which reference is made by
one who b. courtesy occupies seat ia tue Iepofters
gallery that tho charge made in that article sh0nid
he ipvr,ti. gsd He therefore moved the following;
U,herat IN, Publishers Of TnH NV YoRH FRIBISg OF
the authority OF of their coGEespondrnts nave
made apparently FOR tbs purpose Of oota'nins ns a.
hi. House Improperly. coruptly and crmirsiy, when
charge Ii trn-. involves broach tns pis'ps 81 te
House aud false in respect - any MeHbe Of ths rouse
or Other, who are pcs,ed is breach a the privileges
accorded reporters b. the courtesy OF te HOUSE. 'Heio
fore, , 81 =. t-....,,t. 4
frtl ith 70 inquire by whom ard what aSthouty ,ncn
c.rrs aud s1y other con0iscd In tie arcs referred TO-
"a, bee made aud 10 make thotougn nVsstlgAto ESQ
their nh fsy. and report al the eF!dei ce - We y'e
with their opinion thereon and such fesouois - 70 tu-
shall se meet aud that said Committee haye p0"eTto hd
for person, ard papers, and 20 report at az tine
The resolution was adopted by lUZ against o
namely: Me.srs. +. a. C0nkling. ny, fTnchet,
Frank, Lansing, Lovsicy Trimble, Washeurne.
The House passed tho Senate bill, TO pfoyiie I'd
ditonal medical officers in the Volunteer service.
The members again proceeded to the Senate, 10y
invitation of that body, TO hear Judgment pro
nonnced on the impeachment case.
After they returned thereirOm, the House ad'
iourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
man named Albert Upsion
FULTON FERRY IMPROVEMENTS

To ne Editor Of ThsN Y Tf'b"He
s,n: have noticed a suggestion in your paper
% the management of the Fulton Ferry In refer
encr TO ,Ins "Lndrubber passage tickets" may =,
allowed Yankees privilege, ~ guess" your e0rs'P9nS
ain the Inirrubber trade. Haresl improvement "
I, ,ou.t for let tho Company issue cheap paper
never reissue thea. II now hands out pseAss' -
tickets disssreeablc to the senses OF 'ish' 'He"
Frequently these ticket. are covered WIN "''
ah.na ana al,bv. Indsrbber tickets are liable to 'hs'e
obeton, and they las, longer the objections are so
increased Owe u. clean tickets every time aud ne'e,
i.us one This would please the public In the 0pnl'n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

Tie irrt part of the question was then adop!ed-
Yess 80, Nays mono. -, va, az.
Nays, none. ,,,oa1 ;,1,-
nent. L. i, hereby ordered and decreed TINT west
II Unnnbroys. Judge OF the District Court for the
W.,,ernt Middle, ard Eastern Districts OF Tehnes-
see b, AID is removed from said office, aud that ne
be- and IL disqualified from holding or enjoyng my
Office of honor, trust, or pfoit uhder ZIG 'H'e'
States. y.
Tine Court then adjourned sine DE.
The Senate adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

SrnAwnrRRIrs.-Although our crop OF Jersey
straw berries s about done, there is yet, and VIII be
for rome days, good supply in market from the
growes north of this city. Tie fret shipment from
the Rov III. Knox, Pittsburgh, Pa, arrived in this
city ,ht wseb, ard sold, we aye told, at % cents q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

- g uov,i accredited near her Maiefty's C0Irt
on II. Richardson & Co. Try aud sc II you.
dsl;Cste Demoeratjc quality cannot struggle WIZ iis
feel feelings, and gulp whs. Queen Isabella nees as
matter OF courteous, polite, eommon-ssjss course.
Try Is.y Richardson g. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

basket, not exceeding a pint each. They were OF
,ho Triompb de Gand variety, and very large, bui
not larger han those sent daily 10 tIe Guy " -
pease from Lis strawberry farm in weS'''eS'es
County, which the Five Points Mission ooyS w0rn.
is no longer proper to rank strawberries among
the small frui,e," when they grow as large AZ o'u'
,tyle applss-that is, ever five inches III ciFeu'n'
ference.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

ASorHrR SALE OF PRIZE CARGors.-Yesterday
the ctrgoes of the prize schoonen Henry Middleton
and A. j. View, consisting of 700 barrels OF spirits
of lurpentine abou, 20 barrels Of rosin aud other
goods were sold at Wheelers stores, under tho d.
roction Of the Prize Commissioners, by Simeon IRA
per. The amour, realized on both carSoes was up
Marl Of $50. 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

Inn. a.-rhe propeller Quincy, from Detroit 70 20
49,, .nt Ashore during fos above Point Abi.h, % a.
t.s id stssu.ta * GOT her od wiIksssspJ aA"'s'"
Neu,l VI cargo, o. al expense % $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

School RycEPTIos.-Ths annual reception of
Primary School No. o in Bayard street, took place
on Wednesday last, and WAS largely attended by the
friends Of the children The exercises, which con-
sisted of solo,, ehoruses, speeches and dialogues,
were conducted in a manner rarely seen at exhibit
tions Of this character. Among the thirly-two
pieces which made up the programme, it would he
difficult TO select any that particularly excclled for
where all did well il would be hard to discriminate.
IL must have been gratifying to the parents Of the
pupils to witness the degree Of intelligence aud
mental advancement displayed by them ard the
reception tells well for the character of tuition dis
peused by the teachers Of this school On the whole
It was au exceedingly enjoyable aud interesting
affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

FIVE PoIsrs HOUSE, OF IsDusTRy.-It i, pro-
posed to give the third tea patty to the parents OF tho
school Children of this us tuition this evening Yes
terday the children had picnic, by invitation OF
Hugh n. Camp, e,q., on bis private grounds on the
Harlem River, where he treated ihcm to an abun-
dance II strawberries. The children enjoyed the
treat greatly, and returned in excellent spirits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

walled OyERroARp.-At "a. m. on Tiursday
an unknown man wa saeu walk overheard OF TIE foot
Desncey street. Officer Parish hastened TO gender assist
ance bl. the man had DISAPPEARED