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::,sz rt.k. i;es+, :ulsiea at. c:s h.:. s.rysti 70
e a:s* sr-;: -.l:.d III sw. e.,... :;.n3
IL I. TIT @ her =ita Ct ~a...- like fha two ls-s,
V: ,::n lse T. LIZ sh'Fiit: j. Iii s:ld qEi.. r,i..'r
VII f':z ta' :si .lt :.*n h- h:tn ye.i q..t. Tue
Fl: W. i:.:''- III: ,f three W. u mars been
e; cf: -.'-#er an t.- r.. ea1e TIME last ya.-:
HuA; :! prhs!t: 1ha. he TrceIpes viii c.; n
t..c :" rlce r: shv-t t':.:c :. cc,..e 1t l:.~.
I'll Il ~ vie t;'lii@7n .vaSy i. Ibis -e2:or l. s5
Tg:ir.
I. lies ft.1: shI ats: cE cf s.: Lou!s er*.l rar7
G:-.' g! II is- ':'sl';, II s.il,. so X bein
= ':cht l., n.:,rEt--a :7s.. q h.: !. b,
IN. We! VI asl;s-" Lille .:c:r- harvested Ee hone
nnss. yc7;! a It E'a- ret I-sIe ha3 ss 7sr::,-
stE;"1 We an'atc cn:cr!..l .y.st"ri sHae.1:.s
sas' 60 IS: Gfza1:.n eI:1a-, 1T t3;55Ez6 e.:x-
irr ;'tln h1au. s az ra.- j al k..I ,:r,i.ile3
aiI tl4 lfr 1s.'g- tx I. - IL = q, incadiE.
Oi il, MchI1-1c IT t;cItsst-..
tS3I2ta b!a-Ss Etn..;n :.h..:1t t:c .a1.e s.
Louis afa1n- ars vs1y firm. and prices rang. o
s,.f5 Ia Sa.tt /. hr1.
, 1862-11-19

Business has been very hight. and prices without
aDy Charge 0olopgs hare heen in fair demand.
and eaes are noted IT $50 half chests ar FOR
common to good cargo. SouchcEgs in 0o1d il
good demand. Sales 400 chests @91 half chas1s
souhd common. 2615G2Sc- Greens are very quiet,
.ut psices ofrhe Ane grades age fully sustained,
, 1862-11-19

Market inactive and almost remina!. Sales
were: aa;ssG0 Iu No. 2 hite NiEtez ct $1C0; 25Oo
bu No. Red at 9ss; $50 bu do 81 1,oo3 hu
No. Spring al Soc; !. $40 bu No. Spring at 75o;
d,5e1 bu Rejected Spring at 6Tc: SO hu do at &c.
$50 hu Rejected Rea 1T sSc-all in Etoze; 80 tass
No. Spring at SIC on track; $50 bu Condemned
Winter at 75c On track.
cORN-Kcceived today, ss,sa2 bu; shipped,
$3.50 bu. The following table shows the receipts
ami sEfnIlpilts I1riur th:a mast Y:...E.
, 1862-11-19

The receipts Ct uey= hare been very light, an1
Fztscrs have eTiackd little disposition T.. buy at
the ,n1ing rates. which arc s2.15ll3 Oh foot. But
: few hundred have betn slaughtered. the weather
TOW btipg TOO warm for operation. Holders of1er
Teea Pork st Sa.;5v. hut lnese are no buYsF3
Light ta'es Of green hams havs been mada It
Ct bacon in thus market. Eaies Vi Lid at s..
-.T1E+nT2
, 1862-11-19

~ There appears to be 5erera. s4a.:iag up
OF cc:ttn mills in New England Al M:ilburg,
NaEs., where .hcr2 are some six CT seven cotton
n;Ils ell nQIs r1ionIn:, fn1i time,
, 1862-11-19
Tke Sorghum Crop Ut tso EufteL
Status.

Correspondents Of the t.er trsmcn. sf ,ri.ni;ur-
eonverssnt with the progress cf ssr:t::m cuI. n:.
II ta1s couu.TE- I'D t;n1.G-d III JUDI. :ecns4tsiy
IL tEis seaeon'' prctuct, eItusS. tit. s:,.ss,...t
qua. tity CT ea1c =y-un At Iat,N ttp' sslIns ant:
the nrta cultivated a. a5. 10 acres. in 1s9, i,y
the showing ef the itst Etis. the product was
lcst lha CO.. &C. gall ns. li;tls exrin1zte should
invs coyrtcr i: il s,ii 1is ltto s7pps more rLan
ha: of1he eylup :.sd n9:a=sez de;land Of the tni-
, 1862-11-19
CHICAGO RHETORICAL a0CFEFY.
Annual Meeting.

me aahusi oaslness mseslng OF The Aisto7l-
cal Society WAS held at their reoas yesterday
a1ternoon, the Presluens, ". L. NeWbeTry,
Eeq., In the clair.
The Secretary reported the contributions to
TIC soeie.y's collections for the past month,
from 4G contributors, as follows: Books, 2l2;
pamphlets, 902; old newspapers, 10; news-
paper files, Al; files OF serislE, lis; nar1-
Ecripts, e; charts, II; prints, II; collections,
6; cabinet, 1; total, 1ss35. For the past year
tue collections have b>cn as follows: Books,
1,Gs0; pamphlets, 1924; old newspapers,
2553 newspaper files, 9S3; serial ales, $40;
charts, $50; manuscripts, 150; prints, II;
collections, %; cabinet, 90; total, L, ,026,
from 57l contributions. Total number at the
present time, 58213.
The society's correspondence for the month
consisted Of si4ty-nine letters written, and
nineteen letters received; for the year, 72S
letters written and 200 received.
The treasurer presented his report, eIo wing
that during the past year tie Indebtedness 1f
TIE S5ciesJ, amounting to.a5out Sl,5uD, bad
been entirely cancelled. TIE sneietj = thanks
were Yeiad 10 Dir. blalr ioz fhs faithful and
energetic Hlanner IL Which ht had performed
bis Guties:
ihe seele19 ADJOURNED TO aees - LIE olh9e
o. eea1ai1on' aceag- aao fn:ler, on Saturday
sse"acs ncSs' ~ "haen 11sas Soa election OF
onleefs o''a &c ne'a.
4Ao cone''loa. u tuc oocls1s, Is saoFn IN
.ae 1efi'oias u LEU elussr5, ID very gratlsJlng
~ ess1s h4sn" VI 'us inslieullca' "Aiae Inc
nen oef aie 'al"e .: tAe coiseea.oas nave oeea
'a%us Increased curing lae iast S"el7e months.
eas eos.a.y ea.' s..I ss'Ise tne ensuins seaR
Aee Aio1a eHe"1n a''ees Ill sn1 al Al'e ot oeoe.
IN Faiue' Il net IN ez1ens' me secle:5's col
ieelions are equal 10 these OF almost any sitn-
liar society IN the country. at the present
fa.e o1 progress 1hes WILL soon eSeeea WI
stae.e' 1oo nun c'co't' ioe lni' ss'uiR' can
oafo'J oe a"al1ea 70 Inc ana'1st'Saole aud ac-
coznp''seeo ssefssaF' Rev. Dr. basi5, to
arr rcainlv ;ndehtcd for tha nob],, cn11sct;on
thus made in our midst.
~ w. ,sie..su ' .as. Inc soclsssS &C.
rot ccnmenzurate with their wants. Il is to
b. hoped that when the afI:lirs OF the country
shall have been settled. = ,,r,-nronf sni1,,;rc
Of suitable dimensions, aud in an eligible 10.
ca1ity. NAV be provided for the soc,etx,s naa
10y w ~ ~ 1oei1'5 Use
lineage owes 1t 70 he1felt and the Northwest
our historical records. me labors which this
Society are performing arc of incalculahie
Vaae TO lie entire NorsGHeet, and the loss Of
their roI,ertions hv fir. or otharu;..r ro,,a ho
..x,s - r. - o.n., "17e "ou'o ~ w
Nfeparable. Hs Trust that the future will
be as productive OF good in this direction a.
hae hs.r +,,a -,-+ -
LINZ peeh Inc past.
Elecsfon asetufns Of the Town Of
Hest Gh1cas0s
We 1Fint, below, the official rcturrs far t1,e
t ,f ~. Ao- '1e ~
ao"A u "est on1ca22o, eSnihltlpg lie result
| Of the iate election. They appear at this lime
, 1862-11-19

IEu2s and ESceVcs in Enliana.
uoss WEE bor=Et IN Lala3 =:ts, Ia.: Vi, trnu1z-
day. at s2s5, g-oss weight, weighing 80 70 800
f,e, Eteyes were S2 70 t. {2T:. srass.
, 1862-11-19

ISpse1a! Dispatch TO the CHICAGO Triarne-I
DETE~r7, Sov- IS, ic;a2-
tr- Tfoa Esroac, E.d:er s:!asa; s,as:s Col
o1aea, oueoGta; bril-. Ga!c; sear Fisae.
DowS-P7Gp Detroit.
, 1862-11-19

iFioc .Le Co.nro ercial EEEuilu, 1GiL.1
The receipts tt fur lar thu werk eu,i:. Fg;Jay
n;"hs. My. i, hay: bee', Is & 5 .r]s. s.-s:as;
"utEl s'-is- !r- ttr corresponding wt-k IL -Jtar-
tts"wfasr l j. rrGsI ,- ;iic y@s.ek OF 1,t;S hgIS
The receipts from jcr- 10 Nov. Il, fy,r up %
f.;llGses: -
1871 .!S3 6 ;;6 hils.
I3.3.HS71 II
, 1862-11-19

in Ills c!:y. or SIC !1a ls:.. by Eey i.1hest l.
tol1iGF. fAtsuT II Fssh.s T. t:s1uT.. Mr.
t1l. r GETtte' Lcri Euiiar tf IT.. .,at y ~ TIT
, 1862-11-19

POTATOES market IN firm at 70A15c.
POULTRY-Chickens.p per doz., 81. rs; turkeys,
per h. td6c.
NAVAL STORES AND OILS Spirits Of Tur-
pentine have advanced about 40c and sre firmly
held. The market for Carbon OILS Ia active and
buoyant, with good demnnd both by spectators
and the trade. Abont the middle OF tho week
.eeveral large lots changed hands at 651571fc,
principally at the latter figure. To-day dealers
axe INV iI1ug to sell at less than 7oe, and do not
caro- to press sales ut thas figure. Lard and Whsle
Oils are steady at an advance Of 80. L1nseed is
, 1862-11-19

No BETTER PEooF REoulRED.-It has not yet
been publicly denied, that the Chemical s,leratus
made by D. B. DeLacd Co., Is ali that It's friends
hare claimed-that 1t is pure and wholesome
article. This cannot be denied In face Of the tes-
tiu'onJ OF chemists snd those hest qualified to
judge It is fact that the Chemical salesatus is
the most popular kind among the housewives.
This coEttttutes the most complete proof thkt
Can he rcquiecd Of tho erps-otiiy of the article.
it is sod by wholesals b5 the manufacturers at
Fa'Ipoft. xonroe Co, New York, and at retail By
respectable dealers gsnerally.
, 1862-11-19
~ Business and residence property is 3D.
Fertised for sale By Thos. B. Bryan, Of Bryan
Hall, in another column.

Fatal. ACCIDENT.-We understand that a
eolaier-name unknown-was killed by being
run over by 4 freight train, on the Illinois
Central track, near Sherman's Cattle Yards,
yesteyf32v affernoon
, 1862-11-19
Tie advertisement referred to above is as
follows;
pURNSIDE'S EXPEDITION p!

WAITED Iada1EDIAEELY:
For the
d 4 r I n E 4 RTILL LERY.
Seaman. Bcatmen. Ordinary 6eamcu, tor
the Naval Expedition. under command OF
Col. ". A. how ARD. uoH fitting
out in New York.
Fay the samc as in the Navy with tho addition OF
complete outfit free snd at the expiration Of tho
term II SERVICE three years Of the waS; also pen
siens and prize money.
ST OF THE BOUNTY MONEY
To be paid in advance on joining the regiment.
1lsT oF CLOTHING FOR MAR1SE AEguLsRY,
One Long Pea Jaeket,
One Blue Ctetl. Pes jacket.
Two pair Duck TFewsers.
Ore 1;uc Silk Handkerchief.
Fcur lair long Stockings.
One pair Blue Cloth TroHscrz.
Cae pair Blue Sat1uet T1owsefs.
One ralr Shoce.
Ono B1ne tap.
Two pair Drawers,
Two Flannel Shirts.
TWO Linen Ftocka.
Two Blankets.
One Mattrass.
One Glazed Hat.
Apply at the Recruiting Office Rush street
RrioEe, South Side. CAPT. JAMES HYSLOP,
ldlm Recruiting O1lcer.
, 1862-11-19
LEW 1NTELLIGEECE.

UNITED STATES CoURT-BJore How. Thomas
D7anmoat7.-rle jury in the railroad case Of
Irvine ys. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad Company, after being out iron,
Saturday st: ernoo1 to Monday evening, were
still unable to agree, and the Judge discharged
them. We are informed that they stood niue
for a verdict foE the plaintif and one for the
defendant. ,(By agreement the case was tried
by ten me1.)
The grand Jury was cuapanne1lcd yesterday
morning with John B. Turner aB foreman
After being sworn they retired to their room,
when without transactiDg any business an ad-
journment WAS taken to 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
CIRCUIT Court OF CooK CouxTY-Bzfore
Hon. George lfanuit7re-1 In tie matter of the late
e1tc!icn tor town officers in the town Of South
Chicsgo, q writ of alternate mandanlas was is
sued BY Judge Menneirre yesterday morning,
directed to the Bp8sd Of Canvassers and re-
tqrnablc this morning, requiring them to show
csnse why ce1tain votes thrown out by them
should not be counted, and certificates of
election be Issued to the Democr atic candi-
datcs. The argument is set down for the
opening Of the court,
-BJo1r United States Commissioner P. 4.
Hoa"e.-three sailors named William Smith,
Jehn Mathews aud Thomas Brown were ar
rested and brought before Commissioner F.
a. Hoyne yesterday, on charge Of deserving
tom the schooner Marion Egan, after having
signed articles for voyage from Oh csgo to
Buffalo. After hearing the evidence, the Com
missioner committed them to jail to await the
sailing Of the vessel.
I Business and residence property Is 3D.
Tertised for sale by Thos. B. Bryan, Of Bryan
Hall, in another column.
FATAL ACCDEET.-We understand that q
soldier -name unknown-was killed by being
run over by freight train, on the Illinois
Central frark near Shermant6 Gatf1a Yarda
, 1862-11-19

HAErER TFnEI PE1IoSERs.-Tfe Harpess
Ferry soldiers at Caap Douglas are oyerjoyed
at the news Of their exchange; but they fesl
in z m;asure Disappointed ut not being frat
allowed to visit their homes before re-enteT-
ing the service. It is not krora here as yet
hoB. acou t1eY vii leave for Washington.
, 1862-11-19
CHICAGO LUMBER mARKET.

For Week Ending November IS, 1862
TUEspAY EVENING, Nov. IS. 1869.
RHcx1pTg OF IUnBEs, su1Se1Es LArH, &C., FOE
~EEK ENpE8 NoT- IL, 1869, oonFARHD WITH
TIE TWO pREYIoEs TEARa,
, 1862-11-19


Whist It calls the election frauds iu South Chi
cago. The Board Of Election threw out The
vote fre,a Bridgeport because the poll books
were not signsl hy eitter Judges or Clerks.
No one cEn doubt the correctness Of their &C.
Lon. aaron Haven, one Of the Judges in that
precinct, and a candidate for Justice Of the
feace, was, Ii il said, the cause Of the trouble
there This same Haven defeated member
Of a New York Regiment at Camp Douglas to
act as clerk Ct the election with him.
The csnyassers did not coznt the returns
for the reason that in place Of sending the poll
books properly certified to the town clerk that
ohcer received only bag Of ballots. The
JUDGES and clerks at the Last mentioned pre-
clnct, we're MI good Democrats, and most of
them Candidates, and as directed, commenced
their 1abors in the morning By endeayorine tn
turn out Of their room the United Ssates en-
rolling officer. They held all the first mari of
the day that the soldiers 1t Camp Dunno were
legal voters in the fourth ward OF the cisy.
and they allowed itty-tnree soldiers Zone
whole company OF the Irish Legion to vote.
Their captain asked for Democratic ballots,
and after distributing them to his company,
atood st the window until they had a11 voted.
These Gfty-three votes have grown to be of
considerable innportance-as it Is uoB ascer-
tained that the msjor1ties for the Democratic
candidates range frcm ten to one hundred.
and this too with these fraudulent votes ali
counted. Are theme soldiers then to decide
who are to be our magistrates and town Off.
Gers for the ue1t four years, when it is moi
pretended that one Of them belonged to The
town? 1t il true, that after these votes wers
IN the bal1ot-box, and the judges had sen,
down town to learn the law, they changed
their views, and refused to allow another com
pany Of soldiers to vote. Bnt already illcga
votes enough had been cast to accomplish
their designs~
Now, if it should appear that these judge
had not 1ade such e return as will meet th
requirements Of the law, the result will b
that instead Of di:franchising the voters, as i
pretended, tbs mst:er viii stand lust ss
woEfd ba7e stood haa tsey l1o VII the Ia,
and refused 10 ,cctis1 those fraudulent rotor
, 1862-11-19
GhD GtihttttG.
THE CITY,

.D1AR1Es FOR 1s6S."-Eyery soldier wants
one Of these desirable articles betors going
away from the city. McNa11y d Co., 81 Deaz-
bora street, have very 1ne assortment.
, 1862-11-19

Election EetUFNs OF the Town Of
West Chicago.
We print, below, the official returns for the
town Of Vest Chicago, exhibiting the result
of the late election. They appear at this lime
as 8 matter Of record, having been omitted
heretofore in the tables made up By the moru-
inc DAIrrs
, 1862-11-19

MEMoKAr111A.--A policeman was guilty ,5es"
terday n,arl:re, Of taking building stone.
which Ind dropped from passing |sSon, ,out
of the et:ect, at the corner Of Clark aad Like.
Positively, lc look i1old O it with lla hands,
1ifsed i: up, and removed It 70 :he guEtez.
That mas is IL strange COMPANY and ou5ht 70
Ia rceanxad
, 1862-11-19

OQE 81dZEU 1{HE.
Apply ut the Recruiting Office. Rush street
BrioEe, South Side. CAPT. JAMES HYSLOP,
a3ld1m Recruiting O1lcex.
, 1862-11-19

liAEfNE -aE1iLLERT COMMITTEE NoT7CE.-
The camuiitse appointed al the late meeting
Of ra::rs interested IN the so called Marine
Ar:iliesy, are desirous ct procuring without
delay the 1:snes, residence, and present loea-
ticn Of Ell tEssc who enlisted at Chicago in
11e slid so-cai1.d Marine Artillery
Such Information 1aay be addressed to Y.
Rcifne;der, las Lake street.. Post Office boz
1.:Ct
, 1862-11-19

LAW PARTSIasuH--Ia another column
vii I;a :uu7d the advertisement Of Messrs.
uaiIts l. Story, Attorneys 1T Law. a1r.
Esibca Is tho well known member OF the Leg
isla:.ly2 !roH Like co2nty. and *.utsaoE Ct q
ttrea:ist on thc LAWS of Illinois. ME. Story
is fory.r:lr from, New Orleans, whicG city he
was com,slled to lears o@:accouct Of his
Univn seo.iloents.
, 1862-11-19

G1rs1cA.--3lr. Antonio Dc Anguera, who
this city as s Piano Forts tuner and teacher,
has resigned his position in the army and re-
nurned his former occup 'lion among US. Els
office is at No. 43 Lake street, where orders
from those requiring his services cau be left.
, 1862-11-19

JUDGE Curtis PAMrE1ET.-J. r. Walsh,
corner II Madison s.rect and Custom House
Place, las received Judge CARTS pamphlet
On .sI;x, crtire Power" Also fresh supply
ct wallets fcr The new postage currencs (latsr
rtr1cs); arca complete stock Of diaries for
, 1862-04-26

The canvass has now fairly opened in Mis-
souri, for the election next August, when a
Governor, State Legislature and Members of
Congress are to be chosen. And it is not
strange that, under all the circumstances Of
the Tar, the issue upon which this election
hinges is emancipation. Candidates arc
everywhere discussing Il, the people are talking
about 1t, and the friends OF the measure are
not only the growing party but they seem to
be even now the dominant one. Emancipation
may only beaccomplished by an amendment Of
the Constitution, and for this the action Of two
consecutive Legislatures will be required. The
awakening in favor Of emancipation seems to
be general It embraces Democrats and anti
Democrats shareholders and non-slavehold-
CTS and some Of Its principal advocates are
men who would haye scornel the idea TIVE
years ago. Hero is what ex-Gov. Robert n.
Stewart, who is q candidate for Congress in
the St. Joseph district, said to the people Of
Andrew county at q recent meeting, as re-
ported in the st. Joseph Herald:
lie believed tie damnable course Of the seees' e
siopiets had Killed the Institution dead IN Mis-
scuEi. ICheers.] Slav s south Of the Missouri
1iyer were very scarce to ind while those north s
OF the river were found very hard to hold The
institution existed here merely in naalc. It wae
merely skeleton in our house. While prudent
men from every quarter fearcd to bring properly
where it Fas ma lfe, there was large class o1
men who declined to enligrate, and would not
emi5rate to g State which had the Institution in
its nidst-which dilemma efectualiy cuts us of
from all Immigration. Hence. without rtconl
mend1Dg any plan, he gaTe it as his opinion, tha!
under existing circumstanees, Missouri would &c
better off without her slaves than with them He
believed they had become to be rcfy unssfe, as
well &C almost worthless species OF property H
| people themselves, and that before any action
| could be taken thereon, tHo consecutive Legaela
tures would necessarily have to be selected favor
able to It, the Constitution would have to bt ai
| tered by popular Convention, either Of which
| methods would give ample ~tlme and opp9r
tunity for. 8, thorough and eenTlete dis
cuaeion Of the entire matter, and ate
and sole1n]y acted npon it, and ratified; th
proceedings Of the Legislatures or the Convention
| then and not I'LL then would 1t become law II
did not consider 1t his duty to advocate emancipa
ton then, but, to be BRIEF gaTe it as hs Opinion
that If Missouri could be rid Of negroes With equa
| and exact justice to every man il the Stste, 81
would be the gunner by it. BE was no abolition
| the basis Of political eeononay-on the score {
veal or voc Of the citizens Of Missouri.
The disenthralnlent Of Missouri has begur
Policy and patriotism will make her yet th
great Free State which her central position j
the West and her rich resources have desigae
her to be. Out Of the fiery trial Of 1862 or
sister State will come purified. to enter upo
a new era Of growth and prosperity
, 1862-04-26


At 8 meeting Of Surgeons and Physicians
op beard steamer Platte Valley, while on its
way to Pittaburg Landing, Tenn. Dr.: D. r.
Green. Of Ill.,, Was called to the chair, and
Dr.. Rufus B. Clarke, of Rasine, Wis, was
elected Secretary:
appointed BY the :Ghasman, TO wait upon
Prof Samuel D. Gross, Of Philadelphia, re-
questiDg him to address the meeting.
= DR., Wiley, Of uls~, DIR. Whtta, Of Iowa, and
DR.. J.'N. Green, Of Chic, were appointed said
Committee.
Prof: Gruss, who accepted the invitation and
proceeded TO address in very Instructive
mxuner the physicians present, upon the sno-
}ecs OF amputations.
!; 4 vote Of thanks was rendered to the Pro
fcssor for his able and instructive address:
rho are present.
:: Voted to publish the proceedings in the
CHICAGO TRIBUNE, Cincinnati Gazcsse and st.
Louis Denocrut
:Thas following surgeons presented theit
|. Pzassr1yAx1A- $. D. aroee N: D., Phuaael
phia-
9S,9 F1ehss' = Mp p? y. qtssa, s1,,n Y 4.I: p
| 1oass; #n. 81: Geir, h D., Fss3ont: +. Y
! @s11en 1ddiags, r. D., Finley Haneoei,M n. 3:
centresile; -. T. CaetoT, Il. b. LsnesyiIle:
M1cH,aAs-DauIe1 N1laon, OVID: J. H. Beach
/ Rufus Kebbee, Cold WateF. :.
Wisconsin, Rufus B. Clarke, NED, Rscine
| DeIacount, ND., Chiffon; Henry r. Cansdeli
ND White Water; Y 3. !Teegsrden. Racine
| Gscea, M n, Salem: Z. Humphrey. n, D.; Gen
esa; !. g. McNeu. u. D., Ogle; Q. ?: Hathaway
Ii. b., Ma1sells Y. 7. DE Wltt, r. D.; s. q
eon, M D, Salem: ". N. BAbcoek, n. D., 0naego
J. G. Pa1melee, n. p, onargo; 4 Miller; n; b.
razlaneille; A. F. Chase. II D., Am6oy; WtlHau
D.. 1uTora; Albert Mann, =. D;:Kno7yine; Ale!
Ffamsner, ND, snithvnies: Albert q. Jones, y
D., SmfthyiHe ;: G: N: Andrews, Il D., Rockford
low. 3. white, u. D., Iowa City; J. Z
Ennis, n. D., Lyons
TEhNEesEE RIVER, April u, 1863:
Rurvs B. CLARKE, II. D.. Secretary.
, 1862-04-26

81 A few figures furnished at snspen-
sion Bridge, to the Niagara Herald, will
give an idea Of the magnitude Of the freight
business Of the New York Central Railroad.
The cars loaded at the Bridge with eastern
freight from November 18th to April LIST, num-
bered L, 500. Placed in a continuous line
they would have extended eighty miles, Each
dny over halfa mile Of cars were dispatched.
This is but one Of q number Of large items in
the freight business Of this road. a much
larger amount Of freight has gone by way Of
Buffalo.
, 1862-04-26

French Revolution. The present trial will de-
Yelope, therefore, whether this is properly In
cluaed In the war power Of the Government,
and as Pierce Butler Is a man Of wealth and
determination, he will spare no effort in the
thoroughness with which bis suit will be
Prosecuted. It is already lntimated that other
similar suits are to follow, certainly it success
atteudR this first one.
, 1862-04-26

Secretary Seward has written to the counsel
Of Simon Cameron, In the suit brought by
Pierce Butler for false imprisonment, inttsna-
ting that the Government viii avow the act Of
the late Secretary OF War as Its own, aad will
undertake to defend It. The trial is to come
of In the Supreme Court, Philadelphia. carly
IN May, and Hill be eYeEy way lmportant ~
the first judicial Inquiry into the arrests that
were 20 frequent months ago. Several hun
:dted people, Of high or low degree were q:
rested and held II Fort Lafayette, despite ID
wzis Of habeos co,pxa, and most Of them. il
notsn have since been diacharged. = In no ln'
stance is It known TINT any crime " rs alleged
other Than Of 1uEewarmnees to the Federal
cause. The arrests were made By telegraph,
upon information or mere suspicion, and with
out ''due process Of law" 1t WAS In sons
respects reyivt1 Of the letters oacha Of ths