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, 1862-07-15

.,s,z GounT-B1ors ..Judgs
min +. Thompson ct al Va. George ". Lee ct al
creditors bill; motion Of fcompalnantg solicitor
sefersed to Master st to examine detepaaut and take
a. rs. John Il. Geaon bll dismissed On ai motien 30
OF complainants, at complalranta' costs. No $50
-samuel Grayden vs.. Peter Breas1er; aseumpsis:
nsn 70 James NJ S,B 6s
damages. >, No. SIS Caleb coxing Ct al ~.
Rso:5 dusz ~ osss hoa
Eo: s6s-sbanee1y; Wizard Il. Newell Ct aI. IS. IS.
ferIed to master, With leave to examine defendants
and take proofs. No 515-Chancesy; George Bliss
al ~, r. snzas aes WeEsk sSa; ct al h o5sr
me1:; on motion plaintiff e attorney, on affidavit
fled, and with consent Of defendants attorney. j.
deesee lied asd usual r ruje entered. ko. ks1e
4: Wilson Ee. Kingston Coal Company Judgment
No. 1s7SRhode 1sland Genital Bank ". 5l} John r. J.
Anderson; aseuDdpeit. The above case was gu
trial nearly all day yesterday, and will undoubtedly
C1Ecu1r COURT or CooE coEsTY-B:fors Judge
3!anie'ys.-No: fa7-chancery; Thomas Allen et
a: ve. O1lin Road ct al. bill, time given until
Chancesy; John E sehwa1ts vs.. Lazarus rus silver,
man ct al; application Of complainant, Mrs.
Schwartz to 1le cross biz. and defendant, Silver
| 10. 641-Chancery; Samael j. Hayes vs. Joha j.
Newhouse; blu time TO answer extended thirty
| days. No. 65s- -chancery: John s Schoieber rs.
Frank Hettinger; time e answer extended to tie
liam B. Ogden ct al: ve: Sophia 2. New:
| comb ct al; motion by defendant. to amend
| answer in the manner proposed on file
| 10. e47-Chausesy: Thomas A1len ct al -. oflin
! Road ct al, bill E. W Hszzard enters his ap.
| leaIance for Mary Ann Myere and time to snswe.
for heI extended to first day IT next term. No.
5a-Chalcery. B Nall va Il. Nall bill for divorce.
decree Get aside, and proceedings vacated; 10
Cholee; hearing on bill answers: replieatIons
exhibits and evidence. no. 112rWpMliarz M
to plead extended to first day Of next term
No. G93-Gilhert C. Davidson, S. D. Childs, Jr.
assumpslt: demurrer to declaration overru'ed aut
| defendant ruled to plead by the first day Of mex
term. No. 9s5-James E. Ab 3ott rs. George e
spadosd; lease; suit dismissed at pIafntiff'
| costs.
suPKa1on CorRr-Befots Judge GoodricA.--No
1750-James O,NeI ct al vs.. Michael Ford :; as
eumpsit defauls. No. 4s7-Isasc Cook vs Chzr1e
ct ali ejectment; Judgment aud writ Of posses
sion.
Nc, business, done betore judges Wilson an
Higgins yeatetdny.
, 1862-07-15

~ Grakn sold % IN stors' Il subject 10 ae stor-
ezs. zonasn s y fasd h ahs 9.ysr, sosHssus q ts
9 auoea aaa K ee es ss9egs s ssea :y: f a'a''
MONDAY EyENrna, duly ID, 1861
FRE1GHTs- Steady. The engagements were
al fo1lows:-To Kingston :-Sehr Barney, wheat. |
at 1ac-N.Y 7. exchange. To Port CoIbo1ne :-schr. |
Baltic and Live Oak, corn, at 11He. To Buffalo; |
prop Wfnona, wheat, at 13c Rchrs Eliza Lo- !
gan and Pilot. wheat 1218c; schr Hutchinson, !
corr, ut Ike; props Empire State and Chicago, |
oats, at &c. |
FLOUR Received, 1858 b1ls; shipped, 5,es7 /
htls Market quiet. Sales :-100 brls ''Ctesm'
choice White Winter At S. co 100 brls good White
Winter extra at $5.17k 100 brls " WInona City,
do at A70 100 brls choice Spring extrs st e. 10;
1Go brls Moline at $4.e5 100 bels "Gflett d
Hinda - at $400; 800 brls "Genesee Valley" at
$3.50; 108 br1s s'Amboy' at $3s7k 200 bills
Batavia ~ I. b. at s. 9254; 1856 brls 'North2es-
term h. at fs 90; 500 hrls fa1rextra At $s75 100
brls ;" "Carro1ton Mills" at $3.50; 100 brls good
extra 1t $4oo; 1os bz1s Wyoming on p. t.; 1oO
bris Prairie Queen On p. t.; IS hrfs " Essex"
super at $a.25; 1870 bt1s s'Empire - at s. sly.
WaEAT-Received. &, ,84s bu; shipped, 156 $50
bu- Market without material change. SaIes:-
1000 bu Amber Iowa at SIC; 4,50o bu do at 8375c;
Loco bu do at 8ac; 6,so0 hn No Spring at sfHc;
1900 bu do at Sic; 1910 bu do at sos1e: 400 bu
do st sokc; 10,00o bu No Spring at T4c; 5000
bu do at 7316c: 5000 bu do at 73c; 5000 hu Reject
ed at Csc; 1900 bu do at &C.
C0RN-Received, 1856, ,e31 bn; shipped, 9l,4DD
bn- Market steady. Sales, 5000 bu River Mixed
afoat at 27Hc; 5000 bn River Rejected aaoat at
25c; 5000 bn Mixed in store st a7c; $500 bu do
Ton North side} at 26l; 10000 bu do at a6,<c;
5000 bu Rejected IN store st &c; 400 bu CON
+,nn ~,
store at &c.
oATs-Recei7ed, z7,4s4 bu; shipped, 1,,15o bu.
Market steady. Sales, 14000 bu No. in store at
26c; 1Goeo bu d. aaoat at &c; 1000 bu Rejected
in etore at 81; 1000 bu No. at sc del.
RTE-Recefysd, 10,asS bu shipped, 10. SEQ bu.
| Market 1Hc lower. Sales, 400 bu No. in store
| at 4sc; 5,Gt0 bu do at Ate. :
| BARLEY-Received, $50 eu. Sales, 81 bags
| good at 6oc OIL track
| HtGHHNES-Received,2 2e6 brls. Market Xc
bitter Sales 1,l5o brls at 2sHc.
BRAN-10 tons Bran in bulk On track at IS 255.
LARD 30 pkgs country at 7@7zc.
TALLOW-24 brls country at Sc.
MESS PoRK-25 br1s country packed at &. 90.
BEANs-5i bu good at S1.s5; 10 bu at 51.90.
F1sH-steady and quiet. aHe qnote:
No. Whitehall hi rls-......----.s2 sIAQs5.s5
8. ! Trout .t ..-.-....,. 2G2H@ a.t0
| "2 ---..-...... $50 q 2.75
HIDES Sales Of II Dry Flint from ilrst hands,
at 1876. The market is quiet hut without change.
We quote: Dry Flint at 13D13Hc; Dry Sailed 90
lie: Green Sailed 5H@Gc Dry Calf 10D13c; Green
do 6G5Tc.
| WooL-There is very little doing, as buyers
here have declined to purchase at the rnling dg
ureE, and as ceuntry buyers are paying more thsr
our city dealers, it follows that very little viii bs
+
, 1862-07-15

The receipts Of prodnce to-day embrace 4,55s brls
-four, S. s42 bu wbeat. and lss, ,s31 bu corn
The leading markets to~day opened firm, with
some prospects Of an advance, In consequence of
the news that gold had advanced 8 q cent in New
York but the intelligence that the strike among
the tteyedores still continued, checked the up
ward tendency, and the markets closed quiet.
The offerings Of -four continue light, and the
market was quiet and unchanged-with sales OF
only about 1850 br]s, at s. 7595 81 for White Win
ter extras; and s 60d,5-10 for Spring extras.
The demand for wheat at the opening was good,
hut it Tel, Of after the receipt Of the New York
dispatches, and it closed quiet and unchanged.
only about 60, ,oc0 bushels changed hands, at $50
SIC for Amber Iowa; eox1s1Ac for No. spriug,
and 7aaE4e for No. spring-the market closing
quiet. So.
There Wss good inquiry for corn and the
market was steady--with sales Of about 110, 600
bushels, st axe for River mixed aaoat; &c for
River Rejected aaoat; 261z6asc for Mixed in
store: and a4c for Rejected in store. Canal and
River corn we're scarcely sa1eable In consequence
Of the scarcity Of storage room
Oats were IN good demand Al &c. Rye declined
Ike . bushel--with sales at 4l@42c- principally
the inside figure Barley WAS ecarce and firm.
| HighFfues adsanced Hc-w3th sales at 2SHc.
Fzeigbts were etesd5 at 1116c for corn and 1876
for wheat to Buffalo; and 18c for wheat to Kings-
| ton. Two propellers we're taken at &c for oats
and ope at 18c for wheat to Buffalo. Vessels were
scarce aud at the close there were only one OF two
| rpssats rnch8rtefed.
, 1862-07-15

MYSTERIOUS DlsAPFEARAxcE--Mr.W VIM
q. Martin Of Lemont, Cook county, left his
home on Monday morning, July 9Th, to 60 to
Jollet for the purpose Of obtatning legal aa-
vice In n8tter OF difference between himself
and one Mr. Bowen, BY whom h5 had been
employed in building house BE was seen
TINT morning about three miles from home on
the road, but nothing has been heard from
him since. He is fire feet ten inches high,
sandy complexion, with wbiskers. He was
dressed In dark mixed clothes, and is thirty
ak years Of age; the fore finger Of his right
heod is gone, and other fingers crippled
There Is strong suspicion Of his having baeu
fouIy dea1t with. Any intoFmat'on concetn'
1ng him will be thankfully received ~ hxs
Il, H. Martin, 1enout'
, 1862-07-15

SPLENDID GRAPEs.-Geo. B. Davis, Of the
Morgan Gardens, who has established an en-
Viable reputation for strawberries, has now
capped the climax by display Of grapes,
perhaps the finest ever seen III the West. He
has placed sample Of them in the windows
OF Blaekal1's tea store, No. ~, Clark street,
consisting Of two large earthen pots. each
Containing eingle grape vine, from which are
pendent fifty Or more punches of grapes Of
hhe biack Hamburg variety. The aggregate
Weight OF these grapes is not far from thirty
pounds, and grown upon the small vines, one
pf one year and the other Of TWO years
growth They nay certainly be pronounced
the chef dost.re Of grape culture. The grapes
lack two or three weeks of being ripe
although tempting enough to steal, even
now.
, 1862-07-15

Breaastuffs very du1l. The news per NoEWeg1an
Ia GeNressine. 1t the eame time the financial
difscaities q tie United statss ase assTtRg atr
tention to the Montreal market. and both Whest
thsesterfs % swamp It altogether. In such lin
tied ma1kst The glschtst + ps1sisted n nst ee
condition and tine Of grinding. Inferior gradas
hzm. Wheat "a, C}-eprlng aaoat, 81 .oaNl08
Corn per IS ns., 48@42e. In othet articles no
alteration.
, 1862-07-15
THE CITY.
- To Bryan Hall. Come one, come all.

Os FCR1ouen.-C Capt. Edwin Osband, Of
Col. Mckey's cavalry, is at home In this city
On furlongh. His health il very poor.
, 1862-07-15

DroRcE.-1n the Superior Court, yester-
dav, on the chancery side, in the case Of Eliza
4. Bennett IT, Samuel S. Benuett, an action
for decree Of divorce, upon the grounds Of
desertion for the space Of Two years, the de-
f-raa raS fyraufea
, 1862-07-15
War Claim B1anks for sale at this oAce.-

War Claim B1anks Tor sale at this Office
W1dows. Declaration for Bounty anG Arrears+.
Soadiezss Declaration for Bounty aud Arrears.
0mcetss Certificates of Soldlers' Disability.
suzgeons' Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Invalid Pension Claims.
Widows Declaration for Halfpay.
Heirs Declasasax tor Bounty and Arrears.
Application hi knefer od Pension.
Application Of ;MfdaW for Payment Of Pension.
Application of Invalid Penzoner for Payment Of
Penslon.
Claim for Horse and Equipments. i
Powe. Of Attorney to Draw so1diefh Pay.
Sent hy mail, post paid, at seventy aye ceuta
per 4ulre- Address
TRIBUNE OFFICE,
Chicago. Illinois.
, 1862-07-15

LAE4AhcO .0une A.
stmr Comet; Pabst, I've Rivers, s1ndEies. 4.x, ,a
Prop Mayfower Langley, Baftalo, ID 600 bu wheat,
p,op Idriatic, McCress g. Bafialo, 17.7so bu wheat.
: 6,o75 bu oats, 500 bs1s flour, 800 bz1s high
w7nes.
and tallow, es6 hides, 20 h1ls AaSh~ines.
fun1ries.
Prop Edith. Hewitt: collingwood, 1,z5o tr wheat,
ssbrls lard md talloN, sandriss
Prop Michigan, chspman, ogdensbn1gh, $40 brls
fCur
Prop Gale9s. Steele. MiEsakee;
Prop Empire State. Brett, Buffalo, 500 ba oats.
Bari B s Sheppard, Hackets, Buffalo, 9a'ooo hu
big : y Cross, Moore, Kingston, 1900 ep
!. Brig Robert Honister, Baker, Bafalo. 11,sss bn
scbr 4 ! sanborn, Blyben, Buffalo, 1900 bu
schr 6 Richmond, Keith. Bn6alo, 10. 500 bu rye.
schr Ketchnm, Fulton, Buffalo. II SO g e1 corr
schr Charlotte Fulton, Colhorne, 19o9 By "a Eheat.
schF Gappsr ap, CITY, 1ngeFsol' Gooer'ch' ''2'o ou
sehf star q tie North, Mckee, kingston, is, 100
sehs ( 6 1oes5, Mcdonald, Kingston, 17.ooo bu
sefe Enterprise. Peterson, Wilk5ason's ?iss,
Echr Annie Thoriaue. Johnsoh, Wnk1nso1s P1er.
Schr Muekegon, MoHae. PAekard's Pier.
Schr Magnet, waist1a, MuaReEon.
>etAr G Gray, Dixie, Buffalo. 7,ooo b9 wheas-
schr Mqnkoep logng; Bnff.iqi Aess. tS On co1n
Schr Black Hawk, Thomeon, South Hagen.
scaE x.bs. Th95n5on. g'; A9sEegon. MHss.aa.n
A1er Asnns Sn1nsnn %isms' 1sn5 AssSg6oR Ho3ep
Scow Lady JANE. Egena, Point Sable.
, 1862-07-15

The aggregate receipts Of Breadstuas in
Moot,ea, rom Janusry to July 1, Inclusive, were
eqoa1 to s;ss.s47 hu4 For the corresponding
pesloa m 1861 the figures we're 4s4 Qs8 bn., show
ine a decrease for this year, 80 far. Of equal to
S2S 8M h1.
, 1862-07-15

~ Yea glad to learn that movement is on
foot fer another regiment In this District, under
the new call for troops. The parties lett last night
for Springfield to SEQ Gov. Yates. and viii without
doubt get the required authority. We are not ut
liberty to state names at present, but this much
Fe can say, OF the parties Colonel to beg has
seen two years serrtce In the regular army. and
the Hieutenant Colonel to be) ID well known law
yer in this city. We know the men, aud we know
that such men can rasea regiment that will bea
credit to Northern n1inois,~ Jg15xzt.
, 1862-07-15
Safes.
EaffS.
100000 IN ONE or

. BEHRING'S PATENT BAFEs,
At tie crest fire in Pearl ant Fulton ste Jan II 186A
EKw foKE, JRn- n, 1S6a
Azs6Rs. EkRR1Hs d Co. NJ 25l BnoApWAY: =.
aENTa: This large HERRIN4tS PATENT CHAM
FI0N SAFE ydu made for me- few years ego, ha1
been pat to severe test tn the greAt tfe corner o1
E1ton and Pearl Streets the 96th Inst which en,
morning and the hase taken from the Tuius attea
expusure Of more hsn thirty hoars Your Safe con
tanned all my books t1surance pQlc.ea sad other val
liable papers, besides gold and silver, tank tis cot.
pon hondR &c. amounting to over Two AuNDKKs
THorskND DoZLAas Everything in the Safe La in per
feet order: except the eAding nf The books, being
steaned- Tour Patent Champion Safe gives as ETeaa
satistaet2n and has Euarded satel through tas mr.
S''7' dollar Of It's eoa'ent. Hzzn?y n FSsfsR {sss5f
AHoTHEH II TIE aAHf rrRK-5 5fo0o0 eA7ED.
GENERAL OFF1& New HAyKh sTEAAaoar e TT CO.
NEW YoRK- Jan p 1Sd&
Messzs. HERK1Na d Co, No. Gi Broa9way-a4AEa.
Te haa Of Y0ut Patent Champion sales u tne 70
cent extensive IRE corner OF Futon and PeaI1 s1eeA
the 20th Inst The 6sfe the third atoFy Of tae
Fulton Bank Building. and fe4 nth The rims e Iae
cellat. Twas taken fSom the ruins hfter
1ooEs anu pape.a considerable annuHt u bank nosea
and shout $ioo9 IN Treasury notes and othes secu,
f1tes-au of which We found Ia good ordar. and u.
scsthed~ Respectfully YSnsA up7,ur
BEHRING'S PATENT gHssaF1oa gERs TraEFaooI
The most se1tsb1e security from drg uow kaowu
aERRiEVs Ca1MPIoN NBuRGIAEPR00F sAT18.
Lined With Herring 4 F1oydB new FATR9r "CEf8.
TAkl5ED a3 sR9H staa IL Ta1s sssts snaass
, 1862-07-15

lARCESr.-TWo coats were stolen from be-
fore the clothing store Of Tohias s. srhimsEd,
195 Randolph street, early Saturday evening,
and were most unaccountably found On the
arm Of John Fitzgerald a few moments after
ward. John Was oblivious as to the manner
in which they came there, and Was locked up
in a cell in the Central Police Station. 4
night in durance helped his recollection Won
6e1tallJ, and yesterday morning at the Police
Court be plead guilty to the charge OF grand
1areery, and was ordered to recognize in the
sun Of $500 for bis appearance at the Record
er's Court for the August term. Defendant
~ss committed in default OF the required &C.
Cpritg,
, 1862-07-15
MARINE NEWS.


Dkraorr, July IA, 1853.
Ur-prop Racine; bark NevsboJ. 4ajor Ander-
eou s. 1. Marsh, Torrent; brig VIM. Treat; schr
Rainbow. Republic, E. Bates, G. Mann, huRseT,
Il. FSluoza, Nicaragua. Do. Dickinson, Geo.
Holt, Weeden, A. G. RaJnoE. Lone star, Cul7er.
DowH-Prop Caldwell; bark Water 4 Itch, Graee
Greenwood; brig Moatezums, st. James, stsr-
light; schr Courtwdght, P. Parsons, st. Paul,
Imperial, Bay State
Weather p1easant. Wind south.
, 1862-07-15

HIf{maukee Wheat Market-Ju1y IL.
Received. 64,s7s bu. The ssntina reports the
market 1A7c lower, with sales Of less than Is 600
bu., at 81@s14c for No. ! and TIC for No 4
, 1862-07-15
E Beautiful flowers aud sweet music al
Bryan Hall Tonight.

s'lS1oS AND SEcEssloS"-At the Floral
Festival tonight, at Bryan Hall, the beautiful
little piece which elected such universal sd
n.a.L q the recent examination Of the
qu1rcs for its production more thai nxtv ner-
formers in costume, representing the Spirit
Of &c, Goddess OF Liberty, sscessia, Pickens,
fletcher, Mallory, Mason, Tombs, sude1l,
Nigtall, Davis, Montgomery, Breckenridge,
Floyd, Jackson, Johnston, together with a
young lsdy representing each one Of the
Siatcs. This little gem alone is worth the
charge for admission.
, 1862-07-15

ARRIVED .......-..- Sniy IA.
Stmr Comet, Pabat, Two Rivers, IS brls fish, sun
dries.
stu,r Sea bird. Dougau, Ontonagon, eundries.
Prop Sun, 1uniz, Co]iingWood. $50 br1s fish,
Prop Michigan, Chapman. Ggdenshrrg, eundz1e8
Prop Ga1enA, Steele. BuHa1o, aundricR-
Prop Empire State, Brett, Buffalo. enudries.
Prop Evergreen City. Collins, Buffalo, suadries.
Prop Iowa, HINT, BuffalO- sun1rles-
Schr Lady Jane, Euge1s Point Sable, 600 N shia-
schr Pilot Gunderson. Goderich. lis m 1umber.
Schr Enterprise, Peterson, Grand River, ,6oo rail
road ties.
Schr Annie Thoriane. johnson, Nilklnson's Pier,
Is eds wood
sch1 Mnskeson, Mcyae. PacEard's Pier, 20 m lum-
ber.
schr Magnet, walstra, Muakegon, 70 N lumber, 50
scbr nfsichois, sinmoud,, White Lake.
sehr Black Hawk, Thomson, South HaFeu, S. eds
wood.
schr Elbe, THOMSON, Muskeson, 90 N lumber.
Scbr Eleanor, Henderson, Bay City, 80 n lumber.
scb1 Eliza Logan, Lsmphere, Cleveland, AS tons
sehr un1ter, Williams, Muskegon, 40 N lumber
scor Venus, Thomson, Grand haven, ii cd=
wood.
sebr Frederick, Clidesdell, Grand Haven. 90 m
lumber
schr Josephine Dresden. F1nnigan, Charlottesville,
60 m lumber.
scow Hercules, Gunderaon, Anssegon, Ito N INN
Der.
, 1862-07-15

~ Fm cleaning and dying gentiasnan's clothes
70 to Conk d MsIAAn, ee Deatbosnssreet. This
Old established hauea do better and cheaper work
snku 4uy In the c1tJ. ahuly
, 1862-07-15

FAF1nE Hex Rents and Postage.
The Postmaster Of this city receives Legal
Tender notes in payment for postage stamps,
for newspaper and quarterly postage balances,
and for box rent; but he cannot pay silver Or
gold to make change, butgiyes postage stamps
for change. When silver and gold are at a
premium Of fifteen to seventeen per cent, TO
make change in eoip, the Postmaster would be
obliged to purchase coin and pay the premi-
I'm thereon ont Of his own pocket, which
would far more than consume his salary.
Some misinforuaed people think that the
postmaster gets the box rents, or q part Of
them, and is compensated by Commissions On
the business done. This mistake, He is
paid specific salary, liked by act
Of Congress, aud gets no fees, commissions Or
rerquiRites whatever, but on the contrary, Is
obliged to account and pay over to the Govern
ment, all money received for postage, bog
rents, and stamps.
In = few weeks at farthest, the Treasury
Department will commence issuing Legal Ten
de1' notes Of the denominations Of one, two and
three ao1lals, when 1t will be much easier to
make charge for boz rent and stamps.
, 1862-07-15

Montreal Cattle HdAfket.-1ufy II.
The qa.ette reports the supply Of heeFes pleuti-
ful and the market dull and tending downward.
Common to extra are quoted at 81 bxb7.00 hogs
G1t13a
, 1862-07-15

aCsll On Dunlop, gewe1 &EpaldtnE tox Htintnz.w
noTa1h2a141
, 1862-07-15

MEETING OF TIE COMMON CoU.cH.-A
regular meeting Of the Common Connril was
appointed for last evening, but no quorum
being present the Council Was adjourned for
two weeks.
, 1862-07-15

EGraat clostns out sale nfPapez Hangings, at
r. E. EgbF's, SO Randolph street. jy1-4m
, 1862-07-15

Flour and Grain In Store in Chicago.
The following table shows the aRoant OF noazs'
1hea{ and cosu In store on the 14th list, compared
with the amount in store week since and that b
, 1862-07-15

new NOVELS 10 I.oAN.-Every snoves, 'as soon
~ published, can be borrowed at the ehcap book,
periodical and newspaper store Of 2. 7. Sherlock,
III Dearborn street. aG0H
, 1862-07-15

EXCURSION PARTY TO oEvASsToS.-TheT Tug
1lemen on y trip to Evanston and hack on Sat
urday evening. It was very agreeable ezcur-
sion to all concerned
, 1862-07-15


G. L. DAVENPORT, Pres.
B. B. WOODWARD, Cashier.
P1TTsBuhG, FORT WAIVE AID CHIcAso RAIL
RoAD.--1he approximate earnings Of the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company
during the month of June last, compared with the
san2e period last year, are as follows:
, 1862-07-15

ExcrRs1os TO WArKEGAS.-The Clark
Street n E. Sabbath School, give their annual
excursion On Tuesday next, the 22d inst, to
Forest Bay Grove, on the bluffs near Van
EecHu.
, 1862-07-15

AEe0ts7 Wea1eHSs EEaAte3ss &VHfyUUu9s
That paya eash for Fruit, Ornamental Or nursery
stock We respectfully invite attention to our 40
acres thereof confidently believing it not equaIled
In or f,r the West
Come and Zee OF write With three cent staup
Ear s4ts}rP1e.
, 1862-07-15

named Join Weber, Thomas Lappin and
George Williams, boys about ten years old,
were brought into the Police Court yesterday
afternoon, charged with stealing sixty dollars
in gold from James hcEwen, residing on Eric
between franklin aud Market streets. The
boys, with keen appreciation Of the condi-
lion Of the money market, exchanged the gold
dor Treasury Notes, pocketed the premium
and then invested the whole amount in silver
watches, pistols, pipes, Sc These were all
recovered, and the boys remauded to await
examination to-day before the Reform School
Commissioner: They will probably be sent o
The Reform School.
, 1862-07-15

E Bear in mind the Floral Festival
Bryan Hall tonight.
, 1862-07-15

sF Coffee and refreshments. Bran Hall
tonight
, 1862-07-15

Address: F. Z. Phoenix, Bloomington Nursery
Illinois. iIaaWd&W
, 1862-07-15
Remember the Floral Festival st Bryan
74a1i fn-n;ptt

FISED.-James Connel arrested for assault
with aEdeadly weapon Saturday afternoon
plead guilty to the charge Of disorderly con-
duct at the Police Court yesterday morning,
and was let of with fine of fire dollars.
, 1862-07-15

DIANO LESSONS.-A German
4 lady, Just arrived from Germany fishes 70 Eiys
WIgTsm BaHdlnE Aarke& street. or at No. 1S7 Et1s-
wold strest iea8Fssa6eeE2T&T
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-19
New York City IN a Panic.

The greatest CONSERVATION seized New
York City on the receipt of the news Of
the first days career of the Merrimac IN
Hampton Roads. And well might that
news ~startle, for had it not been for the
timely arrival of the Monitor, the rebel
iron-clad Leviathan might have .poked
her PROV into New York and punched
the ribs out of all the merchantmen in
her harbor. On Monday evening the a.
larm was very great. The New York Pest
of Tuesday says:
Last evening several gentlemen, among
others Captain C. H. Marshall, Dudley
Field, G. W. Blunt, Colonel Dela6eld and
General Sanford, were in conference with
Mayor Opdyke, upon the subject of our
inadequate preparations to repel the adj
vance of the Merrimae should she attempt
to enter the harbor. Six ballast laden
vessels sunk in the channel inside of San
dy Hook would prevent the passage of
the battery.
1t was a~seertained that there were sever
al vessels here, recently arrived in ballast,
which could be used for the purpose. and
it was proposed TO tow them to the Hook
and sink them, scuttling them with q trap.
which could be closed, so that they could
easily be raised again. The latest and best
news rendered this ~precaution u-nnecessa-
ry.
The announcement by telegraph that
New York State troops destined for Wash
ington, have been countermanded and
will be used to garrison the ports in New
York harbor, shows that even the exploits
of the Monitor did not entirely quiet the
fears of the people of Manhattan Island